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Sierra County Advocate, 1893-09-08

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KUIeboro U situaUd in

the Molar .of tlx _great

fliMiboro, Kingatou and

Vlaek _{Rangegold and silver}

aounkry, end only 18 miles

jdiatBt .from ths famous

Lake Y_{alley silver field.}

Bellaborekenrreuaeed Of

a nan

tutu

aad Urmhtg

airy. Noaaew aad am

very licks Irakis ia ariaaor

time. Nanskiae tlis whole

yoararoead, Aaabaadaitae

f_{watar. Croelleat eeheeea.}

Fine caurcaea.

IIILLSBQRO GOLD PLACERS.--

P.

J.

BENNETT,

Editor

and

_Proprietor.

i

A

_{TRUI FIS3URI}

_{TBIN GOLD CAMP.}

DEVOTED TO. THE MINING, RANCIT, MERCANTILE AKD GKKEEAL INDUSTRIAL _{INTERESTS OF SIERRA} COUNTY".

Volvmi

XI.--No. 60S.

HILLSBOROUGH,

SIERRA

COUNTY,

N.

M.,

FRIDAY,

SIPT.

8, 1893.

Thru

DolUm

Prr

Yia

to draw back when a column of _{each day by Prof. LeRoy, fo}

T7 W. PARKER.

A7 _{. Attorney at} Law and Solioitor in.

flames shot up the side, reddening ball, hicyele racea aad a tenuis

the very bar which

I

had been tournament.

IJbancery.

Hillsborough, Mew Mexieo,

Well awaeMoein all thaaonrti af theTer-ti- t

ry. Prompt attention gives to all biui Baa eaeraatad _{ta mj}aara

The silver convention at Albu

clutching.

"'Let gal' a _crash, tha column querqne aa _September l'Jtu ana:

vanished, aad a stream af fir like 20th eomea _during the Territaria! a. .1UJOTT. I

J.M.IHA.

a comet's tail drew out Instaa

fair.

A rate f _{3e. per mile far}

--Tim

rJ-

-LLIOTT _k FRANC

_I,

_{tanecuslr ia tha wake of the the round}

trip will assure a _larg

'Attila.'

It

was the _petroleum attendance. Tha silver _questioa

ottomTahts;

The first taak

tad

been _lighted ia thelive issue ofthe _{day, and} aa

toeaeye atLaw,

Hillebereufa, K. M,

ita cententa abet over the ahiiakine; batter _{opportunity will be} afford

wretehes balowl For fullyfifty or to hearsemeof _{the greatest speak}

sixty yarda tha blaze filled the era aa that questioa. A0DRC83: SAN FRANCISCO, CAtT

roadway, and the mob, lapped in The statehood convection to

flame, irera writhtnr aad wrest meet _{at Albuquerque ea Septcnt}

--J-

AMM A. LONG,

Attorney At Law and Solicitor ia fjhaneery. Conveyancing a

Specialty.

OIn

at Probate Clark Raaaia,

ia tha Court House,

MILLIBORO,

Nr

MEXICO.

bar 20th is a matter of mere than

THE FALL OF LONDON. The _{English Illustrated} Mega-lin-e

for _{July published} a sensa-tioa-al

aadi horrible story, whichia

continued in the August aamber,

deacribiag how London wm

by "Hartmaa tha Anar-cbis- t"

with a flying machine which

skewered _dynamite bombs, abet

aad shell and blazing petroleam npoa tha city. After relatiag bow

thabesiegers amasbed an iraaslad

at sea as a aort of _preliminary

eipenaaeat, ths nsralist, Mr.

I.

W. _{Fawcstt, giyes} ths following

urid

dessriptiaa of how ths work

afdestraetian was _begun:

THE KAIN OF DTKAMITl.

Tha "Attila," ia whiah Hart-m-aa

the aaarehist returned to

take TeDgaaasa mpou Londea,

oared like a great vulture above

the .slock _{tower, tha} blood-re- _flag

being uafurlod at its stern, with tha legend, "Thus returns Hart-na- na

tha Aaarehist," amid a salata

of

for

quick-firin-g _guas. A _great

labor deraaostratioa was _being

held attha

tine

and tha prooes-aie- a

was _crossing YastDlinister

ling within it. A fiendish revenge

was _{glutted." passing interest to the} New Mexico people.

If

there is_{any one thing}

Leaving tha city, tha "Altila'

tamed toward Kensington.-- The aeeded to _bring New Mexico to

the front it is statehood. Dele-

-Anarchists ia Lendoa were kiad

ling iaceadiary fires ia tha parts a

I. FIELDER,

J'AUH

Attorney at Law,

XtVKR OITT, NEW MEXICO.

gates item an_municipal

organiza-tions, commercial bodies, etc., are

POWDKULY TO CLEVELAND.

T. V. _{Powderly has written} an

open letter to President Cleveland,

in _{which, aftor calling attentiea} to the Democratic natiaual

_platfern

laat year in its bearing on the

silver question, he saya it was a

''plain, unequivocal declaration in favoi of bimetallism" and that "it

went even further and demanded

that _{paper money} should stsnd

upoa aa equal footiag with gold aad silver."

Mr, Powderly centiaaes: "The

invited to attend. What we

ths_metropolis; tha West-en-d was

lighted, and hell was let loose

everywhere; fleods of 'blazing waat ia a free aad full discussion

of the best methods to _{secure full}

petroleam was rained down upon

J.

E. SMITH,

JUSTICE

OFTHE

PEACE NOTARY "PUBLIC.

Hillsborough, - JNew Mexico.

thedoomed city, and tha whole

organization of _{sosiety aaensed to}

eitiienship and full representation

in the American Union. _Every

body is invited. have fallen through.

ST. JOHN HEARD FROM.

From the Socorro Asrai liaer.

The Advertiser haa received a

lengthy communication from John

P. Et. _{Joha, presideut of the Mag.} dalcna Mountain Gold aad Silver

Miaing Compaay, who isaasoeia.

ted with Lyman, Paiae & _Co.,

Chicago, for the sale of etock.

He insists that the Advertiser

has bsea mislaformed as te the

real objects of the company, aad that the article published in the

issue of the 10th _{af August} was

anjust, If an injustice waa dene it waa _{eariaialy naiateatioaal, as}

the governor ietimatee waa the

ease, but eertainly the facta _than

in _{hand warranted every} word _then

said. Gov. St. John enclosed the

prospectus af the eompany, whisk shews the mints te be stocked for

9350,000, _although their

advertise-ment o'aima their estimated value

te bo _{over $10,000,00a .All the}

statements of the Advertiser are

Chas. L. Liebschner, _proprietor

lhe

whole _country is aow ex _{of the Uente}

Large ereamary at

Laa _Vegaa, will have aixteen

cited over a quartz gold find made

recently about four milee from _{standard brad}

Jersey milch cows

three _parties the Democratic,

Republican aad People's the

three whose _{representatives met} ia

tha Electorial _College, declared

for _{free coinage af silver.} While there were radical difference bf

Amizett, ia Long's canon, New _{and eight young bulls at the fair}

iii_ldje. VThea ths flag waa

un-furled Hartatan soared aloft and

cruised arouad _high above the

sioak tewer in large circles. The

Mexico, by Walsh JBros. A.

on _{exhibition, and they will} be

rCAKat I. _tlVEN, M. 9.

WLHEORO, NEW MEXICO.

&r0&

in C. 0. Millar's Drug

Stare luildin. Hours: Kreua 1 to S

p. at.,and :3V to 8:30 p. m.

O'Brien. _{Picked specimens from}

this discovery pounded ap in

story proceeds: "(Jaca mora the

offered for sale. This will _give i

fine _{opportunity to anybody} desir lag a Cast-clas-s milch cow.

opinion aa to the adoption ot

legialatiea concerning the revenue

mortar aad _{washed oat, yield} at

tha rata of$20,000 in gold to tha

quiok-firia- _guns yomitad flsaie,

and this time ths charge waa not

blank. Aud aaingliag with their

and tariff _questions, the three

W. S, Lowe, superiateadeat of

the, poultry department, has re

tea, but tha _{lead will average say}

about $250 per ton. The ore is great partial

were _practically

uaanimous in their advocacy af

free coinage of silver and it _may

ceived assurances Irom various

0. L. IDMUNDSON,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Kingston,

N.

M.

free _milhag aad the surface crop alraust continuous roar, there now

cawe a_{crush of appalling}

magni-tude, shaking the very reeesaea of

a .a 1 ll with safety be said that year

breeders of fine _poultry that the exhibit will _{be larger this year}

than ever _{before, and} will serve to ping has been traced fornailes aad

located as far as Bed river by

James Stevenson, A. G. _{Miller, the}

one's oram. Anomer ana anotner

Will aaawar all calls day r

jar

Oflaa at Dr. William's oldaftce. followed, till the air sseoaed to election upon

the _{currency plank}

of _{your. party gave no aneasiness}

ar alarm to those who were sot

show the iaereasiuf iaterest in

this brauch of _{industry, which has}

beat ia wavea upea as aae! _oar

.

a 4 i Berry

Bras, aad others. 'The

vein runs ia width fntm eighteen

ears oeeaaa _veritaain torture heretofore beeu _{somewhat neglec embers} of the Democratic

party."

ted in New Mexico. The _pro

inches to three feet. One can

stand in the bottom of _Lang's

shambers. Then followed a rattla

like thatof _{a landslip.} I looked

over taatart busk with a ahriek. duction

of _eggs ia the United In conelusion Mr. _Powderly

canon and Bee man on the side of _{Statea is of mure value than the}

f.

H. WHITMER. D-- D. S.

aaaaftry ia all He _branehe. Spauial

'

ialiB(iva

teerewn sad bridge work

dpMsa, etc.

it.

OMARLKS BUILWH9,

L _{PAIO, TEXAS.}

SMITH'S

CASH

DEAL

says: "1 _{express the hope} that

your future peliey may be fouad

Horror af horrors, tha tower had ths meaotaiu aa _busy aa bees _{production of silver,}

aroand a hive. The _prospect

fallen en tha crowd, bruising iuto

borne outby the following

adver-tisement, whiah appear in a

num-ber of _newspapers:

It

a month makes _yen a

share-holder in fonr of the richest silver

aad gold mines ia the country.

Estimated value over _$10,000,000.

The Magdalene Mouatain Geld

and Silver _Miaiag Co., af New

Mexico, .owner of these mines,

offers a number of _{ahares at par,}

($5 each) on tha iastallment

plan, to raise money far working

expenses. When developed, you

will be a sharer ia the _prefifa.

St. John af _Kaafas,

is _{proudest af this eompaay and a}

large share holder and ia _giv

_a;

hia _{personal attention} to the baai-ae- ss

of this office. Wrde for

prospectus aad partifnlnr.

Ly-man, Payne fc _{Co., selling aren a,}

to be in consonance with the beat

Let us _forget hard times for

holes ea thesides of the neuutain _{week and attend to the Territorial interests of the American}

people jelly a legion of buried wretches

aad beating into ruins tha whole look like a _prairie dog town, as _{Fair at Albuquerque.}

_Itiaona

_{af and}

that no dictation ar intimida

asass af_{buildings opposite. Every the}

greatest opportunities ta ad tion _{from foreign nations will be}

there haa beea no gold leads found

in the camp to _auienatto _anything

ao thatthese people ia this part of

vertie

_Let the territory that we have, to influence legislation on the

us support it all wecan. _{currency question."} tha country are like crazy men _{One of the features of the Terri}

rushiag lato the camp. torial Fair will be New Mexieo

A _short time _ago before the

Indians _{manufacturing sheea from}

TERRITORIAL FAIR HOTES. _{great slump the Western} Unien oatlet front the _neighborhood was

bring furiously fought for, hordes

af screaming, shrieking Madmen

wars falling, crashing aad

stamp-ing thair victims into heaps, aad with the growth of each writhing

heap tha ghastly confusion grew

alao. Of the Ileuses af Parliuteat

pinnacles ware collapsing and

walla _{wars being riven asunder} as

tha shells burst within thena.

New Mexico leather tanned _by

814 Tacoisa building, Chioaro.

commenced aeadinr aut what is

New Mexieo _{canaigre out af New}

Mexico hides. This is oae of the knewa as the30 or CO day quota-

-GROCERY

STORE

!

Next

West of

Postoffice, Hills-bor- o,

N. M.

aT8toek always new and freih and at

aeeieaebW pricae. I shall make aspaeiaMy

FRESH FRUITS,

Call aad siamiae aay goods and pvioes

aeeeee auohaaaag.

B.M.BUIVH

CITY

Has

_ptned

in

the

old

court

Shares ia Mollis Gibson mine

have

_s!d

within a _y.a" for 100

times the _original cost. Our

prospects are better thau theirs most important infant industries

The praepact for a big fair at Albuquorque thia year has never

beeu so good ia the _{history of the}

organizatioa. .The maaagemeut

are receiving applicatious for ea-tri- es

ia the different departments

tioa for silver. This _quotation

varies from e to 4e lower thau

the spot quotation and is general

-n New Mexico, and bida fair to

ever were. develop into gigantic proportions.

y used by the smelters in _settling

"But this spectacle, previous of

forares. The reaaen for this is

Mr. Andrew _Carnegie, the

itned to be that the smelters "metallurgical millionaire,'' asked

are compelled to sell bullion ia during a _{recent interview to say}

its kind, was as _nothing to tha

other. _{With eyes rivited} now to

tha massaore, I saw fiantie women

trodden down by men; hufce clear-inc- s

made _by tha sheila and

New York an the GO _{day quotation} something concerning the present

and _they protect themselves by

bayiag en it. When _you are condition af the steal trade,

re-sponded in the following

epigram-matic paragraph, says Tha Mining from. all over the territory, and

what looked at

tte

oatset to be a

gloomy failure, bide fair to be a

magnificent eucoess.

Thirty entries ia the different raees from _{Colorado, Arizona and}

New Mexico have beea made _ap to

Friday night, September 1st, and

there is no doubt but what the

races will be better and faster

than ever before en the Albuqaer-on-e

track.

and Scientific Press: _{''The eighth}

iastantly filled up; heusa fronts

crushing horaea aad vehicles as

they fell; firea bursting out on all

aides, to devour what they Hated,

aad terrified _{police straggling}

wildly and helplessly ia tha heart

offered 95 _{per cent of the} GO-da-_y

quotation, for your sdver, don't

rush into the idea that in means the _quotstien af 60 _days from the date of settlement.

It

meaaa wonder af the world," he _said, "is

this: _{Twa pounds of} ironstane

simply that like any other com

purchased on ths shores of Lake

Saperierand transparted ta Pitta

burg; two poanda of coal mined at

house building

in

Hillsboro.

GEO. RICHARDSON, Prop.

OOOD MEAT And

SAUS-AGE,

TMITABL1S AND rOCLTdT.

taTTISK AND _OilfE IN SBAS01T.

PeiiaiEsgtois?;

Place

9. 9. PRXKlWiJTOH _{has opened up}

First-Olas-s _Salaaa in_{tha building} Maaaerly eeaanied bv _theCeaaty

ofthe press. 1_he roarot tn guaa

modity silver has a spot and a

The Advertiser his _always

main-tained that the four name

mentioned in the _prospectore of

the company were valuable pros-peat- o,

aad with _development

weulJ probably be _{producers, but}

aayono with a particle of

intelli-gence knows that they are

aot worth "mere than $10,-000,00- 0"

uvea if producing

and that the advertisement

is calculated to deceive.

How-ever, the Advertiser will thoroughly

examiae the prospectns, the

com-pany, aad all other things bearing an the matter, and will eadraver to do the company fall justice. If it has beea injured the mist.ke will bs eoirested.

The.Secretary of the Interior

hn

apptoved the lease of 5,0X)

seres of asphalt landa ia the Utah

Indian Reservation of Utah to the

American _{Asphalt Company} of

Colorado. The lands so leased

may be loontod in three different patta of the reservatiea._i

_...

? _. ' tl... 11 1 Ia the

_.

:_.

Coauellsrillo and manufactured future quotation. Many settle-nea- ta are also made on a basis of ate one and oae-fort- h _{pounds of}

coke _{aad braught} to _Pittaburg; a f0cents psr ounce cash and the

balance en the quotation of the

Geveraar Stover ie

superintend-ent of _{tha mineral department} and

he is _{making every} aiXertto secure

a _{large diaplay} of

aiaerals

from

the different _{miaiag districts} of

the _Territory.

The exhibit made at the

Terri-torial Fair will be sent aa to

ittle manganese ore miaed ia

45th day after assay. This also

Virgiaia and brought to Pittsburg,

and there are four and ene-bal-f any

aad

protects the suelter against possible less. Denver Ores Metals.

was _{continuous, and every missile}

found itsbillet."

THI DILUGI OF PITB0LIUM.

After spending the uaoiaing in

devaating Vestminiter, the

"Attila" turned her Course

east-ward aad devoted the afteraaoa to

the

dtmrtirB

of tb _city. The

Tower wastho first to be _destroyed,

thea a tempest of bombs fell upon

tha banks and the Stock xcbage,

while St. Paul's dome waa riddled with shot and fell with a fiigbtfal

crash. Up to thistime ao iajury

pouade of material manufactured

Stork aad AasesHor, where

ha will aa lad to meat

all at hisaidand naw into-- one pnuad of solid steel and

aeld far I cent. That's all that

need be aaid about the. ateel

business."

Preseott, Arizona, has a geld

Chicago immediately afier the

closeof _{the fair here, aad will add}

materially to the exhibit already

at the white _city. There never

will be a better _eppertanity ta

bug lunatic, and the Courier say

fnoads.

A _QUIST AND ORDERLY IUS-

-TREAT FOR ALL.

Varna aadSea ate. IwUl aae you watt

0. C. PKNNJNGTOH".: .

of him: A maa named Lickaforce

a e s _i m

It

is reported in New York that _{waa yesterday brongat in iront}

advertise Kew Mexico _thoroughly

ivsj2-- a _prTTwzt:a ; . & --_r

was ifrTicleTr_upoa thedrew of "tbei J I

and

Iliggin, John W. Maekay _j.r.b.Ar;.

aL

iii

oil ,

Ii.Ja

.Nreimaw whenever the land

CoUage4!e-aUlatk-

_,

Panl'a was _destroyed oae of the

JEFF

OWENS, Manager.

indicated shall be _{opened ap} li

eattleiaent. Thalaaesea is to _pay

a minimum of $1 _{per ton} for

ill

anpbslt taken, and thia confedera-tion may bo increased to $250 _per

ton at the of the

Secre-tary of the Interior. The preceede

Senator Jenee of _aevada, have

about concluded arrangements far

the purchase of all the gold mines and interests in the Beance mining

district in_{the province} of _Quebec.

These uinea are located aboat

MjfBty-fiv-e milts north a tha

oily of Quebec aad'known as the

Gilbert river gold mines. The

value of the mines is ia the rail

-to be _deranged an the sneuetary

questioa, is a single alaadard

luaatic, and imagines everything he gets his hands oa to be gold,

liepicked ap a large padlock in

the _jail aad aaid it was a fine _gold

euggat, testmgii

bald-ing it ia bath hands. He is aboat

45 _years of age, and gets quite

violent at

to _{get his} exhibit on to ChicAgo,

thedifferent counties in the

terri-tory should see to it that their county has a good exhibit at the

Territorial Fairand at_Chicago.

The amusements at tha fair this

yer

t_Albuquerque wiJ2 be made

up of racea betweeu the fastest

horses of _Colorado, New Mexico

aad Arizona, bJoou asjnaiuus

srew was shot through the threat,

aad in revenge Ilartmana decided

to let loose a taak of _blazing

petroleum upas the mob: "Down

wa_{swept like a hurricane aver the}

yelling, maddened throngs naassad ia Farringdon atreet Suddenly

I

heard a_{sharp ery.}

"Stand offl' I had hardly tirao

.rum. this traaaactum axe, to _be

FresliSIeat,

POULTRY,

BUTTER

-

AND

-

kGGS.

Indian _ecbnol, and are to bo

expeadad under the direction of

mornlag, when b will ailver to geld was 20 to 1 and in

1892 _it waa at the lowest point it

go

scith

in tha iatereat ef bis

caoer,

lie

will viait all the has aver reached sine tha dia

eoverjr of America 24 24 t 1

rKin.iY, Hj:rr, 8,

raining camps of Grant, Sisrra,

The figures fer tha present

_yar

atthe PuetrtinWatitilleixiroiiKU fcarra (Vauntv. Sw _Mpi!. forfmnMiuii

are wanting. two tnrrac& the I'nitfij

Ma

Mailt, ad

mmmi

mattnr.

The development ef tha gold-

-practicable rnoaaaat, "with the rointe aaaa freely te ailver at a

ratio with Kold as _{pear tb historic}

16 to 1 as _{possible. There is} a

great wall to be _{scaled. The} man

wba _{pats bis fingers tfghtly ia bis} ears, shuts bis ayes, hewls like a

Soudanese derviak and butts his head madly aad _{ineeasuatly against}

that wall, _{aiay arrogata to himself}

the feed conceit that _{ha is the only} trae_{believer iu the iaspertanee af}

getting to the other side. But ia point of fact'his compauiaas who

quietly take measures to secure a

Jii

LJrucea _{is ia} the excitiDf

fiVoea q coal _{dieovery, sad aur}

The

Best

Five

Cent

_Cigar

in

New

Mexico at Miiler'a

Drug

Store.

SHOES.

Goto the Hillsbare Mereantila Company's store for gennina North

Pole Seal Skin shoes, _They

art

just the thing.

Old

Court

House and

Jail

Buildings of Sierra County

For

Sale.

Eealeel _prepesala will ba receired _by

tka Clark at the Hoard ofComuisslonera

af Sierra County, N. M., until September

30th, 189a, fur_{the purchase} of the eld

Court ileuse andJailof_{tha coanty, anl}

tha land belonging thereto. Tha Hteel

eel's of _{theJail building} will be

with-held from _{aala, and tha fioara} willreserve

tha rightaf posieas'ouof tha Jail build

ine afteraal until auch tiuia as tha aaw

friend A. L.

_Chriitj

_{aapeara to be}

Socorr and Dana Ana cnanties.

Mr. St. Charles is aa expert

miner, a good writer on the sub-jeet-of

mining, and although the

Mineral Wealth is a _{comparatively} new _enterprise in _journalism, the gentleman is _{forging it ahead ia}

grand atyle. He reports Kiag-ua-a in a fiourisbiog condition; mines looking wall _{and tha people}

feeling gaed over the condition of

(ne expert in the premieec.

i.

$ess pa ay aas been farmed And

fotntr

lot and cardan traek liave

ilm upward tendency. Tux Advo

hearieg

vias

in Anzoaa has only

jast begun, bnt tha find in the

Harqua

Hah

and tha _Superstition have already attracted th

atten-tion of Colorado _{mining man,}

says Denver Ores and Metals.

The sale af the famous _Uarqaa

Hals to the English syadicat baa

been _{finally consummated and} tha

last paymeat made. The sale was

cate

irtata that

it

will _pan out

ladder are th only valuable better tl,an that ''large coal dia

ja.t-'-_JJ 'JLlf. ! _.'.J'XJSSBff

aa4 to

_grada

_{every dollar loaned}

to regular cuatoeaers or drawa oat

on _opea

_ae;nnts,

Aad this oo--4

act still more _eTwctually fjlght-eae- d

tha depositors, wha saw no

safe eouree except to draw their

Ma_nay sad heard it annewhrre.

If

oar htnka bad bteo

eual

tothe

emergency, their whole _peliey

woitld bare Laaa different freaa the

oatiet te the and. _They weuld have charged brisk rates, bat _they

would have loaned with the utaaeat frtedoaa an goad aecarity.

It

ary,

they would bar paid a

high premium abroad for geld, aad

they would bare deposited mora

boada aad issued more eorreaey

under the aatienal _basking (laws.

This well established Beropeaai

plan ef astetiag ky

the most liberal extension af

credit is one that our American

banks shoald _through seme form

or other of learn to

adept. Review of Reviews, N. V.

..

1 !

Mines, Mills

and Smelters.

Output of llillsboro gold

nines

for the week _{ending Thursday,}

Sept. 7th, 1893, as _reported for

Tai

Auvocati:

Teas.

covary beta;ten Hillabero and friends of _{the uaderUUBg,}

' 1 x.

affairs mthatcamp. Albnqnerqua

Citizeu.

MIXK RA

LP

ATJKN_{TS REA} DY

FOR DELIVERY.

Kington," did. _{temporarily itsrrupted by} the

death of Mr. Rowers. _{Tha price}

paid fer these properties was

Prof. Thomas Allen, well-lnow- a

in this _city by the number of bills be left _onpai I, baa _began a race from Alburjuerqne to the World's

Th _{following mineral} patents countrjail_{reject auy ar}iaallcompleted.bidsia_{hereby reserved}The right to ' _{Judge Uresuem gainerj} soma

yenewn aad not a littla oasainj; ay

declaring that aman didn't Lava to have been received at the Las

fair,

Ed Lava being his opponent.'

la

a demeerat in ordar ta rota for

Grover CIoTelarnt. '

Witliat

ex-

-Crucea, N. II., Land Office--, _and

will be delivered _{by the Register}

and Receiver, upon the sarrendar

Each jate hUrt with S3 and werk

acUiJ

_it"r,

Tin

advocate

ba _{his way} to_{Chicago, reaching that}

city nat later than October 80th.

lieves tbat a anan ean La a demo-

-Stops enn ba wade along; the way

nrat without _teanag a eentiuental

(or Grorar. At _{any rata thin} ia to _{paint pictures aud earn money}

ojuia

tQra

.

THOS. C, If ALL, Clerk.

Bids

Wanted

for

the

Excava-tions for and the

Construc-tion

of

a

New

County-Jai- l

Building.

Sealed bids will ba received _{by. the}

Clerk f the Beardof CoinmisHiaueis _el

Sierra County, N. M., until September

30th, 18413,

fr

the Excavations for and

tha Censtractien af a new _{County Jail}

Building. 1'Uaa and specifJcatisas far

same can ba seen at tha Clark's eflice,

Tha _{Board reserves tha right to reject}

any or all bids.

THOS. 0. HALL, Clerk;

If Love is as _complete a dead beat

about the way wa feel siuce CleTe-land'- _a

du

paten of thankfalneue to

$1,230,000. Through Welle-Farg-e

& Co.'a Bank last Tuesday $475,-00- 0

waa _{paid en the order of} Cnrtis

II. Lindley, who represents tha

English syndicate. Of th total

amenut th widow _{of George W.}

Bowera receives $500,000. A. _like

amount gees ta the surviving

mem-ber of the firm, A. G. _Hnbbard,

and tha _piomoters of the sale

divide tha remainder. Mr.

Hub-bard and _{the representatives} of

the Englishmen met at Yuma last

week _{and reorganized} tha_company,

Mr. _{Habhard resigning the}

Presi-dency. These mines ara in Yuma

ceanty.

of the Receivers' Final _Receipt,

viz: .

Mineral Entry No. 278, Bamuel

S. _Jackson, Claimant Winona

Lode.

Mineral Eatry No. 482, Geerge

L. Carroll. Claimant, Sunrise

Led.

Mineral Entry

N.

431, George

as Tom Allen, precious Utile

money will ha earned, if the people

can be _{swindled, instead. Las}

thtjffid bug.

L. .. IP

The aawapapara ara new apaai

latiag on Ike fata of the uncondi VegaaOptio.

II. C. _Ives, who was nn of the

Freia tha Standard Gold _Miaing

tienal repeal bill ia tha senate, and whilenoma think it will pane there

ara atbars wkiok declare it will be

victims killed in th horrible

wreck on the

Jlstou

& _Albany NOTICE OF FOKFEII'URK

k Mill_{iC Compuny:}

Sank Mine

Opportunity Miua

0 176

Frera tka (JaaJ-llup-a Bonanza Territory of Xaw Mexica,

Ceuoty of Sierra, I ss.

d_jftatad. As far aa

_Jn

kA

_dtocatb

ja cencerned it aeee nothing in

atora for

filter

in tha imnaediate

Miaing & _Milling

ta

;

Banuaza Win

road at Chester, the ether day,

was assistant to First Vice

Presi-dent D.

R

Robinson, of the I'.'O

105

lVcha

Fran tka Eighty-fl- r aaa all

Atchison, Tnijt'ka

t

Santa Fe

Hi

etkar minus

futnra lhat weald wairaat aa ia

buyi_a

j

anew _print dresn.

i j ..." _Total 675

L _{Carroll, Claimant,} Pokehonta

Lode.

Mineral Entry o ISO, George

L. _{Carroll, Claimant, Silver} Cave Lode.

Mineral Entry No. 479, George

L. _{Carroll, Claimant,} Sunset

Lode.

Mineral _Entry JCo. 210, R. Carr

Davia et al. Claimants, Eaima

Lode.

Mineral _Entry No. 377, Moses

Thompson, Claimant, Opportunity

Ld.

Mineral _Entry No. 427, Allen

Miaing

k

Milling Co. _Claimant,

Sitting dawn nn ona'i claim to

Tetal _eatpui eiaeeJaa. 1, 1S,05S.

railway, and was well known in

railroad circles all ever the nnfon.

He was _{formerly pnrchasing}

agent fer the Atchison system aad

at on time was

aitaut

to the lata president f _{the road, Alleu}

Manvel. Las Yogis Opto.

As aa evideaca of the great

possibilities ( _th Hnake miaa af

theStandard company, it may be

To T. ti. Smith, Hie Hcira or Assigns :

You _{are hereby} notified that X have

expended during the yenr

13

twe hundred dollars ₍₂₀₀₎ ia

labor_ajd improvements upou the Clack

Cat and Parrott Mining Claims, situated

in _{the Lake Valley alining DiMrivt,} in

tha Couaty ef _{fierra and Territory} et

tfw Mexico; eaid 1_{lack Cat and 1'arraU}

iiiaing Claims baing rtcerdad atHills-Worouu- h,

Siarra Qeuaty, 5. M., iu L'oola

D. ef _{MiningKcarda,} aa pages 231, 231,

and 33, an tha 1st _day of _{April, it.} XJ.

lsUO, at 2a'llack p. m. In order tohold

your interact in said claims miliar tha

arovisiaaa af Section 2324, Ravihact

Statutea of the Unilad States at

Ameiica,being tha smauut rrqnired l

held tka Kama for_{tha year} ISM, aad it

within _{ninety days frera tha data}of _thia

bo!ice yea fail or refuse to _(aatribate

your pre rata f _{tha expenditure, as}

oarnwr, _{yaur iatereat} in taid claiius' wilt.

bvceme the proper ty of the airbgcribei-

-nder

Sac-ti-H'Ji, Kavisad 8latul of tka United States.

CAKL SCHNEIDER,

Dated at Lake _Valley, R. M.,_{the i'ath,}

dav af _Jaly, A.. _D.1U3.

First Vabliculien _{Jaly 28th,} 1893.J

cited that iiughea & _Carpenter

had a leaae en a _portion af the

mine for a month aad a _half,

employed and paid tea men, paid

i

royalty of 25 per cent. n ore

mined, and cleared fer themselves

Frest

Queen Lede.

Our

SVIotto

"A dollar't worth foradollar"1 _xhemotto

ef _{Ilou'i'i Sana;arllla. Thlt}mllcine In a tlnhly concentrr.rwl extract of _Sanaparilla ud other TCgctab! remadtea, and ia prouomiced by eiporu the nronFert and best prcparattoa of tha klud yet

pro-duced. It onrct In peculiar ttrenglh aud medicinal merit to the fact that it If

pre-pared by a Combination, Proportion, and I'roctii

rpcnllar to ItsoI

discovered by the proprlotora of flood's

Ctrtaptri;, acd known to do other

medi-cine. Ill prcrcpt action on the blood ail Impurities, and euros acroftila,

Ir.'.t vhcn-n- . _{lorei, boiU, ptmplos, all htiniora,}

av,J c!l diseatci or affevtloiu arltlnj rum Impure blood or low atate ofthe fjstorrv.

"1

_Ice

ta!:en Ilood'a EaraaparlUa arid f..id it to hethe bent blood purifier Ibar

.cr o:el." Mm. II.Field,Auburn, Cal,

ThoBest MeJlcino. "I btiTO ei'itU bottles of llood'i Farsa, pArllla fir la It boa helped mea great dul. I think tt lathebeat medicine lor_Ijidijwlloaand dyspepila." liita. K. A. LAL'UKa;iiki.u, 1'jJ North vttth Street, San Juso,CiX K B. Bo_{aare to cot only}

Hood's

_Sarsaparilla

:U_titdrr-sl'- !". _{fl;s!x for}1 _PrerareJ

I_{f c.} L HOOJ it CO., Apothecaiioaj

Loiveil,

ICQ

Docas Cno Dollar

--

THE

Mineral _Eatry No. 42G, Allen

Vfiaiug & _{Milling Co. Claimant,}

Forest Kiag Lode.

Mineral Entry No. 414, James

Sanauel Benn, Sr., en of eur

respected citizens, was sheriff of Dona Ana county for eight years prior te the war, when tha entir territory of Arizona waa a _part of

this eonnty. Mr. Loan's _salary

waa $2,000 then instead of $10,-00- 0

cr $15,000 whieh tha ofli.-t-.

now _pays. Mr. Hena was after-war- d

deputy United States mar

nearly

tQ

par day. Uoad min-

e-wait until aorae _capitalist comes along aad gives a nsillioa ar two for it, isn't wbbt it sard to be,

beys, P.etler _{go ta}

_wi

k aad

develop'U yourself. If yo caa't

pay for having yaur ore hauled to

tka mill, why earry it yoarealf,

Shoulder it, lads, NamLara af

faraaars have been known _{to carry}

theirgrain ontheir ahouKlera ta the mill a distance of fire or six miles; why oaa't yea carry yaur nrn tatha

mill a diataaae of two or three

aiilea ? What thia CBUip waats ia

xaore _energetic Miners, d'ya bear,

MMI HI '' 1

The _appointment of Lorion

Millar to the aacretaryabip of the

Territery appeara ta give geod

satisfaction to _{the laajarily} of tha

democrats _certainly better than

the _appoiatueat of Albright wauld

bare given. flpeakiag

fr

Sierra

couaty, however, tka animniiitrA-

-good werk. _W.

Turnpaw Claimaut, Silver

Rullion Lode. Tha Cullof th Woods property,

Mineral _Entry No. 411, James

owned by Kahlar & Gents, has

W. _{Turnpaw CUtiasaot, Hern} Sil

been leased and bended to

J.

X. _{shal with}

jnriidiction to Fort

ver Lodo.

Collnrd, John Rietx and John

Carthy. It is _{producing at a} fair Mineral Entry No. 579, Maauel

NOTICU

IV

R iJUJ3LlCATIOH.

O. _{Levy, Claimant,} Goad Luck

rata for a new wine.

Land Offiue st I.ss_{Cruees, N. M.,)}

Lode. _I

July Z4,

ii3.

George O'Neal, Saerty Temlin- - Mineral _Entry No. 3S0, The

Davis, Texas., where he arrested

General Lungstreet ami _brought

him to La Manilla for trial. La Graces Republican.

C0MINU STORMS.

TT. T._{Foster, the Alusonri}

val-ley weather prophet, has struck it

right so often _{in the Rocky}

moun-tain region of late that not a few

sob and Frank Caeper have taken Sen'bw-8ter- a

MiningCo. Claimant,

BnfTom _Lode,

laissMer

a lenso on the Gaifield. They are

all_{practical miners} not a

superin-tendent amone them and are

Mineral _Entry No. 503, The

FaciCe Gold Co. _{Claimant, Glebe}

Democrat

Lod.

stnping out the ore iu grand shape.

Ketioe Is_{hereby given that tha follow.'}

ing named settler hasfiled notice of hia

intention _{to make tinal praof in support}

af his _{elaim, and that raid proof will} b made before _{Probate Jadge, ar I'relat}

Clerk, at H.lUbero, N. M , aa SEP

TKMB.RU 2. 1H93, vis : THOMAS T.

LEK, af Lake Valley,M. XI_{.,wba a.ada.}

HD. KNTRY rtO. 2334 fer the eeulh.

Jg southwest ,northwest J4 seatbwest

'4,Sec. 'J6,and seutheaat A aewthaast X.

0eo. 27, Tp. 18 _{south, R. Iwest.}

He names the _following witrtoSKes to.

prove his ceatiauoas residence _{upea anJ}

raltaratiun af said _{land, vis:}

They pay 15 _{per cent, royalty.}

Mierl

_{Entry No. 283,} Thomas

STILL

GOES

AN

RE-GARDLESS

OF

COST.

MANY HAVE

_ALREADY

AVAILED

THEMS-ELVES

OF OUR

BAR-GAINS.

YOU

CANNOT

J. _Wright, Claimant, I5ig Spring

The Standard company paid oft _Lode.

ita Snake mine fore on _{Thursday. Mineral}

Entry No. 494, John B.

Tyler, Claimant, Confer Dick

J. It. Latham, 1

Drandon Urea, ara hauling

sixteen tons af Tiinter Boy ore

to the Bonanza nsill far treatment.

af _{Lake Valley}

people havn taken frHh interest in

hie weather forecasts.

liars

is

what he SHve for the first half of

September:

The next storm wave will cross

the Rocky mountaias about the

8th inct. This will ba a aever

storm throughout its _jftumey

across the couliaeut, and will

probably do some damage iu the Mississippi valley.

The wurm wave will croas the

western meuetaius about the 7th,

r.iiwara _fallen,

Thaa. Graver,

Tfrliiana _Cettan,

AFFORD

TO

LET

THE

OPPORTUNITY

PASS.

IT

IS

NOT

CERTIN

LINES

OR SHOPWORN

GOODS

THAT

WE

ARE

Loda,

Mineral _Entry No. 345, O. II.

Ficher fe _N. Y. Ancheta, Claimant,

Cemaaoha Lode.

Mineral _Entry No. 20o, Iron

King Mining Co. Claimant, Iron

OFFERING

_IT

_IS

_OUR

FOR

_ENTIRE

SALE.

STOCK,

WHICH

COM

tiaa of _{the praseut secretary, Hilaa}

Aliandr,

11 _{aatiefactory enngti.}

The aaw oflieial waa cleikof the

Bocorra diatriet court _{under JtHga}

priakar, ami bti ia _{at present quite}

largely ideatiiied with tlie mining intercut iu. _{tioeorra eaunty. He}

will take the oath ef ollicn in a eouple of waaka.

IL..J". - "

R. E.

_Frist,

_{a practical} wiuer

s _developing far sutanelf and a

Kiaaoari _company several gold

xainieg claims ia tha

HillsWo

district. There la good are in

sight in all theae elmms aud the

prospects ara exoelleut fer the

development of at least one good

paying nine, 8 tiiueb

fr

tint.

Now far the balance of this item.

The otherday one of the member

of th Fnata _company visited

Chieagt and waa taken in tow by a

backeapaer said to hail fieus

Sierra eoeaty. Thia fallow, it is alleged, told the merebar of tha Frieta _eampany that he waa _being

fueled; thatgold wining ia UiHe-

-King Lode.

Any peruoa who desires _{ta protest}

acainsl the allawaaca of _{such proof}

ar who knows af _{any substantial} reaaea? tinder tha law _{and tha regulationsaf tha}

interior Departmeat, why luck _prool

shoald Bet be _{allowed,wrll ba given an}

opportunity at tha abere mentionedtim

iad place tocrass-e-x _aminetha _witneaceo.

efsaid _{claimant, andto offer evidence ia,}

rebalMl of_{that submitted bvclaimant}

fcAMUEL P. McCKEA,

Kegistar.

Jack

Rdbitt,

W, II. HadKena

aad Cip Piper have started ia ta develop their Jersey 'Lilly claim and place iton tha list ef predacers, The Ja _{say Lilly haa a streak of}

excellent ore, and old miaers

ex-pect to see _{it show np} well with development

Minoral _Entry No. _2(7, The

Mimbres _Mining Co. _Claimant,

First Extension Satisfaction Lede

PRISES

_ANYTHING

AND

_EVERYTHING.

NOTHING

RESERVED.

NOTHING

KEPT

BACK.

OUR.

ASSORTMENT

IS

GOOD.

OUR

GOODS

ARE NEW AND

FRESH.

WE

CALL

ESPECIAL

the great central valleya sheet the 9th, and the eastern states about

the 11th. The cool wave will

cross the westorn mountains about

tha 1_Oth,the great ceatral _valleys

about th

I'-'--h, and the eastern

statesabout the 14th.

, Rainfall will be more generally

distributed _daring September

than it was _{during August.} The

heaviest and most concentrated

rains will earur while the sU.rni

wave of the

_8h

ta the

lh

ia

croaaiag the continent.

and Miilsite Claim

, Mineral Eatry No. 502,

Senth-wester-Coal tt Iron Co. _Claimant,

Iron

_Qnen

No. 1, Iron Queen No.

2, and Iron Bottom Lode Claim. Silver, in ita relative

commer-cial, value,

ti

gold, has varied

grestly at different times hice the

twj ruetals were first

ud

for

ooinn. _{In the days of Abraham}

Via Patriarch it was 8 t 1 ; P.. C.

I0t it was 12 to 1; B C. 500, 13

ATTENTION

TO

OUR

CLOTHING ANDTO OUR

5INSE FROM THE EAST.

Frans thaKaviaw af Kaviewa, MawYork.

Our friendc ia Colorado aad tha mining states ara junt a honest ia their desire

_fi'

_{geod money} aa our

friends ia New _{England, and} we

weuld rather trust them, ia the

long run, thaa eur friends ia Wall

street with the making afeur

mon-etary laws and arrangements. Bat

4i

.

_ti..

.:..,

SHOES.

MEN'S

_SHOES,

R

E

N

_AND

_BAB

_Y

niLI.SBORO, K. M.

BY

SHOES.

OUR STOCK

McPiicrson

_S

_Cotton.

MUST

BE

_SEEN

_{TO BE}

boro aever _pnii, ete. Whe ia ha?

The

Adtooati

wilt give a new $10

bill for hie

_natv

It waata to

show the liar _up. Tea dollars far hie txtwe 1

APPRECIATED.

A

PER

le 1, and at tha beginniug _{t the}

SONAL

VISIT

WILL

att _{Era, abent 9 jo} 1. In

t.ecyin

tbair.tt.ra.ce

_{tLi,it0ekacentof}

_lb A &

f.,!"..

t

biiuJ.ces

_t;;r

ncsi'.ioa r:d , _{. , ,} ltlia r_{tt'hl A.} I tt

_wi

S to 1:

WELL REPAY YOU,

t

ttlETllirsa"

riRSt-CLAS-_g THE WALTER C. HADLEY CO

LAKE VAL1.ET, Tf. _JJ.

as to include all points iu Colorado

aad Utah. _{He takes the pUce} f

W. W. _Tattle, wlio _rasigiw to

enterthe mining business ia Old

weakena their intluenee. Gov.

rYaito's luflammatery talk about insurrection and war, and "wading

in bloed. to the horses' bridles," is

distinctly injurioaa to Colorado.

The bankars wara the first

alarmists. _They threw _many

repatable and perfectly siund

busiaeas keaaea _{iuto bankruptcy}

by refusing the oniieary credits

fF

YOU

WANT

A

in 11(h) ii a aS to 1, and at the

time vt th _ni'covcry of Anxriia

wily 7 to 1.

_in

_{the year 15 ,0 g.ild} wna _{oidy six tisspa more v.iluabia}

tlnn the precious white, a.vl i It

in the r.axt DO _yearn twf _jnunda

ri'i'.r. Kl'

tS..i.:

'

'.vary fer wnrt f _{gold. In} It? It;

Me

_i

iao with S M _Dediick. Mai. _Rii'W.m.'Aim

im-w-lulk lli.'Aglivjlii-On- e of the snctcssf ul

r.timta a Art.M l wnli-l- ilia iknr- i " "

iis.'Orif

Ifci

write)ue. W _{will SEND eur}

Tl tka

l,.V

xri

_{husmess men of the}

pnd hack west, and

sharply

feuuia amuau.a

-i-nrjrrriatiart.'-war

IX eaov TO Mttttl

_alU

-

...

Arkjvnnvn

...

1 _law

Cleveland ara ranged with those of

Jadas Iscariot aad Benedict Ar

cold ta form a _gallery of the

very

rr

their selbah

timidity. Their refasal to

per-form their fuactieaa iu the bnoi-nes- e

world _naturally led tha

"--

_{iuu live.}

_Ourprloas are

_MOIT

_REASONABLE

Strictly FIRST-CLAS- S _{PIANOS? WE}

SELL

_CI

EASY PAVLiENTA

werld'e most odious traitors, na

-basmeae ceruaaaaity to _aappuseLi

that tha banks

_tanjsjhea

were bodv buflare so much aa those

services te _{the Santa Fe coiupany}

is highly deaerved. Cnpt. J. A.

Baird, of _Albuquerqne, will

con-tinueas aatiata.it lire sUck

_aant.

Santa Fe New Mexican.

i""'

Kaan St. _{Charles, editor ef the}

Miueral Wealth, Kingman,

Arizo-na, arrived in this eitv thia mora

wa _again on tuehioni, lieit.j ten limes raiTie

valahle hat

ita p.ile--r

hrothjr; aud in 172 _it was thirteen

timed _{raoie valuable than siirer,}

just aa it waa 500 _yearc li. C. At

iheJegiBMinei of the

rresnt

cen-lu- ry

silver waa at a lower Cgure

than it had beeo at any tiase sin the year 500 A.

_P.,

viz.: 1G.?S to 1. Ia 1S76 _{the ratio (coasmercial) uf}

,ak Ol-- _{PIANOS In ExchanM.}

gBV--

N _{THOUGH OU}

LIvE TWO

ia

_i

Baatiaaabla- - and _t W-iwmT- e

.eftpyeVy

rapre-V"'"--1

r7 J'fWW"- - :

.eotad by the paper. TLa'aiaapU i "i-mi- hM

nun t.

art)

uK.

anteo satisfaction, or Plana

rturnod

toueAT OUB

_risratL

ZZ

-of

.Lo

_{rr,l...Jl.iru,,il.}

for

.t

J

t the vast majonty

RAILWAY rDiri.'UTa . ..T

aae

wliich lei the I. ke _{to cling} I

rerT! B the United SUtee want