Deming headlight. [volume], September 01, 1894, MAIL EDITION, Image 4

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TARIFF IS OWFl
. A. MAHONEY.i
Everpin
gat
TOB HIS FAIL STOCK.
Brihg Yoin CASH and We Will Do the Rest.
"What "Wo Bay Goes
J.A.MAfiONEY, The ttouse Furnisher.
TO ENFORCE THE LAW.
Territorial Statute With Regard to
Children Attending School,
IN EEADINEBS FOR MONDAY.
The ratitla ftshool llulltliajr I' Ten
Hioruualily Clamed and Hanavatad
Attendants Will ba Bran Larar llian
lt Yrnr-An KOIcUnt Corpa ol In
strudtora Children Mutt AlUnd beliool
at LeaitTUreaMonlltsluthe Ysar,
Everything li la readiness far the
epcnlee; of tli a public ichooli ntzt Mon
day raorn.ng. During vacation, the
scheol board baa bad the building thor
oughly renovated and cleaned and Im
proved tbo appearance of tlia grounds
by tne erection of ono hundred tree
boxta. Shade and ornumental trosa will
b planted and within nyearthe grounds
surrounding the building will bo & verl
table park.
The corps of Instructors are Prof. J. II,
Hatton, principal, Miss Cora Stark, as
slitautt Mrs. Kfile Bpencer, first Inter
mediate; Miss Mary Teel, second Inter
mediate; Mrs. Itaudell Hmltli, primary;
Miss Alice Fullerton, Spanish depart
ment. The enrollment of pupils will
undoubtedly be large lu excess ef that of
last year.
That all may know and understand
the law,and the duty toward children that
law demands, the Hkauuoiit publish
es the school law relative to compulsory
attendance at come school, public or
private, and also Inform those who
bare heretofore Ignored tholr duty In
this respect that the present school
board Intend to enforce that law, to the
letter. Tho following Is the section!
tiuo.42. That the school directors of
the various districts in this territory are
Hereby empeworcd and required to com
pel parents, guardians, or other parsons
having the control, caro or direction of
children, when such children do not at
tend some private school, to send such
children under their control to the nub
lie school for at least three mouths In
e&uh year, oxcept when such children
shall be under eight or above sixteen
years of age, or of such physical dlsablll
ty at te uutlt thorn for the labor required,
wiiluh (Usability shall be certified to by
some regular practicing physician. Any
parent, guardian, or other periou having
the control of chlldron who shall fall or
refuse to sand such children to school at
required by this ant, shall be punished
upen conviction thereof by a fine of not
lea than one dollar nor more than twen
ty-flve, or by Imprisonment for not mere
than ten days In any countr Jail.
J'rotltM, that such school directors
shall have served written notice upon
said parents, guardian or orher persons
having tbo care and control of said
children, that such children are not In
attendance at the public scheel or any
other school as required by laws Pro
thlnl,Jtrlhr, That if such parent or
guardian Is not able by reason of pover
ty to buy books for any such child, It
shall be the duty of the school bonrd of
the proper dUtrlot, upon the fuels being
shown to their satisfaction, tn furnlih
the necessary books and pay for the
seine out ef the school fuad of such dis
trict by warrants drawn as ts other cases)
or that there le no school taught within
two miles ut the place of residence of
such child by the nearest established
road.
All fines to collected from the viola
tion of this section shall be paid Into the
county treasury and placed to the credit
of the school district in which the offense
occurred.
Lattar Mf
I.lit of letters rsmalnlncr uncalled for
JM'U'npt .N,.Wi week ending
Htiit. liuaul
Arrleta llafael
llrtde Buiy
Hiiitoy Blita
spinosa Candelarlo
Mackey J II
Qmelas Slruon
. Parker W
Kbwbetbam A
TulllQU)
Adams J l
IlennsttJIm
Edlen V h
Francis H M
Orogel J
Ocbea Eplmcoo
QuUtana Daniel
lleberts Oeorge II
Taylor lien
Va Mntllitn
n imams uuao
Varay Aneelo
J. V. Bvbos, P M.
The House
lB'BELLIKO
Reduced Prices
ACITl KIIITIOX,
The Hsadllaht Will Furnlih th Vary
I.att TcUgrnplilo News.
Commencing with this Issue the Hbaiv
Llftlir will Utile It million to subscribers
living In Demlng Tuesday and Friday
afternoons at 11:80,
This Is dnue In order to furnish II iu ti
nt! ht renders with a complete and com
prehensive telegraphic report up to the
time of going topress. TbeHilAiM.iain'a
report Is thus much better than tho El
Paso dallies.
Tho mall edition will be Issued as
heretofore Wednesday aud Saturday
mornings,
Wheuvoti want all the news, get tbo
IIeadmuht,
Amen- tlia l'alltlrlani.
In another column appears the an
nounceinent of Ohed Foote,of Silver
City, for the democratic nomination of
collector. Mr. Foot Is an old time rest
dent of Grant county, a sterling democrat
and In every nay qualified to fill that Im
ponaui position. jib would make a
strong candidate, If nominated.
T.IJ.Lluk, of Silver City, elsewhero
announces himself as a caudidato for tho
democratic nomination of superintend
ent of schools. Mr, Link is an honest
consclenclous man, a prominent demo
crat and postssslng superior ability for
the position. Ha would raako a most
competent ofllclal.
EUv.ard Pennington, of this city, Is out
for the republican nomination of probate
judge and eo announces himself. Mr.
Penulngtou lias labored hard for the suc
cess oftke republican party lu the south
west and Is deserving of Its considera
tion. There Is no doubt of his ability,
and tho republicans here feel Domini; Is
entitled to the recogultlr-u which Mr,
Pennington asks.
The many frlonda of Lou II. Drown
are urging him for the nomination of
county treasurer, Mr. Urown's business
capability well tits him for the position,
and ho would be elected without doubt.
Col, J, P. McGrorty and Judge Josoph
Doone are spoken of In connection with
the legislature. Doth would make strong
candidates.
Clark iiodgnrs and Georgo Perrault
alsohavo notices In aunouuclng them
solves candidates on the republican
tlekot for collector and eherllf repetitive
ly. Jiotu tneso gentlemen hnyo nevur
before asked favors from tho people and
both are among tho very best citizens of
the county. They would mako good of
ficers, and the republican party Is forttiu
ato lu htirlng such candidates.
Cllnmtlo CJIiaiiBtn.
It has been plainly noted by longtime
residents of New Mexico that climatic
changes are occttrliig year by year. Shir
liar phenomena have been observed lu
other western sections aud no doubt are
correctly attributed to tho laying of rail
road track, stringing of telegraph Hues,
upturning of tho soil, eto. Une of the
most notable of the changes of Kew
MoxIco'h climate Is In the periodicity of
showers. Formerly a nocturnal rainfall
was almost unknown and It was n com
mon saying that It never rains hereafter
nightfall.
Will (loto I.m Cruets,
Deputy United Slates Marshall Moere
has summoned J. B. Hodgden, Henry
Faust, I. Drown, K. II. Matthews aud
John Btensou to serve on the Juries dur
ing the coming session of tho united
States court which convenes at Lu
Cruces next Monday.
lWabllcan I'rlmary,
Notice la hereby given that a meeting
of tho republican voters of this Preoluc.
No. 11 will be held at the old cuitoiu
house, corner Bpruce street und Silver
avenue, Saturday, Sept. 8, at 8 o'clock,
p. tn. for tho purpose of electing 0 dele
gates to represent this Precinct at the
Urant county republican convention tn
beheld at Sliver City, September 16,
1604,
L. M, Gviwok,
County committeeman and chairman af
republlaau l'reilwt No. 11.
to Make Room
HUDSON HOT SPRINGS.
Mr.
Graham's Great Enterprise in
Southern Now Mexico,
A HANDSOME SANITARIUM.
Iltpcie.ltrtli Completed About tliaPlrnt
at I)ceiii1ir Sir. OrnliHin Will Aim
llnrn 1'ixlriiiltn Slock Intirnla -Honir-
thing About tli Medicinal Properties of
lliaAVoiiiltrrutSiirlncs-tVhataMabtBiluk
lMpcrKayt.
Tho Wlsner, Nebraska ChronMt, has
tho following description of Mr. Qra
ham's enterprise at Hudson Springs:
A. It. Graham has spruug a surprise
iiun his friends In the form of the an
notincemcnt that ho has determined up
on leaving Nebraska before the close of
the prcxent year This step Is the result
of a deal which he had desired to con
summato for several years past, by which
ho becomes the owner of extenslvo and,
as he believes, valuable property in the
southwestern part of Now Mexico. Tali
property comprisos a tractof six hundred
and forty acres of land In Grant county.
about midway betwoeu tho cltlssof Dem
Ing and Sliver City at Hudten cn the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway,
It Is near the valley of tho Mlmbres
rive , and Is susceptible under Irrigation
of being in ado as productive as any spot
In that region of wonderful agricultural
aud horticultural possibilities. Ever
(lowing springs supply abundant water
for Irrigating purposes, which will In
sure the success of the oxtenslve ranch
which Mr. Qraham will lay out and
stock.
While this ranch and Its stock Inter
ests are estimated as being very Import
ant aud certain to become a profitable
luveatmeut, It viae not tho chief andde
termlmng feuttiro which attracted Mr.
droit ii m to that particular spot. Among
the sprlugs which water Mr. Graham'
ranch ntid add much to Its valuo Is th
Id Hudson spring, named for Its late
proprietor, Mr. ltlchard Hudson, who
has counuutcd u miilurliim tbere for
nearly thirty years wllh a good degrte
of success, lie water which Howe as It
wero from tho warm arteries of th
boinm of mother earth at n temperature
of Hi degrees, linn Imeu resorted to for
Its medicinal and health-restorattr
properties over since the earliest abort
glues tested Ita healing powers. Nature
has compounded tho mineral elements
contained In this water within her hid
don laboratory deep In the mountains)
man's enterprise Is all that Is needed to
convert Its waters Into a boon for suffer
lug humanity and a stream of wealth for
Its proprietor. Those who have followed
tbo surceiftfut career of Mr. Qraham
have full coulldtnce in bis possessing
the sagacity to recngulxe a good thing
when he sees It and tho energy and bus
luess tsct to develep It. This being hi
purpoteMr. (Iralmm will soon begin the
erection of fifty-room sanitarium and
hotel to occupy tho slto of tho old one
which Mr. Hudson has to long managed
aud oxtiecuj to remote to his new louu
tlon about December 1st.
Mr. Graham Is u buslnoM organizer
who will take a leading position lu'any
community with which ho Identifies
himself, and the section to which ha will
soon remove Is to bo congratulated upen
securing his energy to assist lu lu ad
vaucement aud development.
;uiuli0 Out Sat.
We are closing out our entire
ttoch of summer goods consisting of
wash ami ares goons, mnatrtcare,
hosiery, gloves, milts anil parasols
renardlMB of cost in order not to
carry them over. A rare vhaucefor
bargains,
0. Wonnser efi Oo.
AtltiilloiiNr, KnlghUI
Hnculal cone avo of McQrorty com
mandeutO'iilehti alio Monday-Bent. Ud
Work In Temptar degrees. All visiting
Br. Knight courteously Intlted.
lly order B. 0,
I otta AiTMiJfc llesorder.
At Your Own
We have placed on. sale this
Laides Toe Slippers and Oxford Ties, formerly
sOld for $3 to $8 wMcli we offer now at your
own price.
Max Hey man n & Co.
DO TOU KNOW TlttUKfOiRBr
Mix 8c!tirrz, the prominent builoeii
man of Silver City, was in Demlng
Thursday.
We have just received a large at'
sortment ofthexeru latest in ladle's
fine shoes.
u.. )Yormser iv Oo,
W. K. Uuiixmbu and Ciiaiilkx Ai.lkk
are making arrangomenfe for a hunting
tilp on the Gila.
Trv our class wash boards i thev are
,t. km. ir irij...... ' '
uv uuri m ii. i, uiuuvr a,
liuu Mooiik Is back again from Itaton
aud has put on his hustling clothes for
tbo work of the campaign.
Just received br J. A. Mahoner. 2,100
reus new wan paper, ei prices mat win
aswuisn you, uampies sent by mall,
Jm Mabtix, the well known mining
mau,su gone tr Finos Altos to look
after some gold properties there.
The finest fruit In tho markat and all
nouio grown at
li. II, Kidder's,
Louis Altuak and Gkobob Ahdeiukw
are assisting A, J, Clark in the manage
ment of his rapidly Increasing business,
The fact that Hood's Sarssparllls,
once fairly tried, becomes the family
meuicino. speaxs volumes for Its excel'
lence and medicinal merlL Hood's Har
saparllla Is Nature's co-worker.
Miss Km AsHENVEin'R will leave
next Thursday for Denver, wbero she
111 attend Wolfe Ball during the
winter.
Ilemember that we keen the choicest
1, i . . ....
uo i smuBiag touaccos in ue cuy
suck brands as Perlque, Pickings from
Virginia Crops, Yale. Cornell, and Lafay
eue diixiuree, Jiaii roucu, also best
chewing tobaccos.
jeisnman es ueais.
Mrs. and Mns, Titos. Huustih, Mna.
Be Laubon, Mns. Chiihtian IUitiiku
and the editor and publisher of the
Duttcr, spent Thursday on tho Mlmbrea.
Tho verr best beef In Demlne for sale
outy uy oienien.
Oheu FooTt came down from Sliver
City Thursday and circulated among our
citizens In the Interest of bis caudldaoy
for tho democratic nomination of collect
or.
Fresh vegetables, chelco fruits and
belt groceries at
twit's.
Mtsa Cona StAjik will return to Dem'
lug Sunday preparatory to resuming her
duties lu the public schools Monday,
Mhs Stark spent the summer with her
parents In Jlliiourl.
Tomatoes, cabbace. sweet notatoes
cantaloupes aim an vegetables at
l'ieimrouii U ueais,
Mini) Makt Tkki, camo In from the
west Thuriday, Miss Teol will havo
charge of the Intermediate department
in the publlo schoolk and comes with
the very best of recommendations,
Petiole deitrloeflne table fruit will do
wen to get it at l'ratl'i fruit stand.
Hood's Pills become the favorite cith
artlo with every one who tries tliam. 88c
Pnor. J. II. Hattok, who will ut as
prluclpal of the publlo schools during
the coming term, arrived here Wednrs
day afternoon. Prof. Hatton waa much
ptsaeott with Demlng, and especially
with tbo flue building. Prof. Hatton'
homo is in Columbia, Mlsseurl.
Sweet potatoes at
H. II. Kidder's.
When the scaln Is atrotihled. or shiny
bnlil. mo preparation will restore the halrt
In all other cases. Hall's Aatr lteuower
will start a growth.
M. 0, Dick-hell, tbo popular young
gentleman of the 8. P. at this point, will
leava about September 0th for his home
in Vlncennsi, Ind and when ho returns
In October, It will bo with Mrs.Illcknell
Mr. Ukknell's many frleads will extand
congratulatlonitath happy young man,
Fresh rolled wheat and oats at
11. II, Kidder's,
Now Is the time to paper your houie
in iiauoney e new une ana new price,
Tlia Latatl Fail,
Ladies silver belt buckles only at
u. wonnser to uo,
3. K. VAVOiitr, of the Mlmbres, who la
making the race for county commie
slonnr from tht second district was I
the city Wednesday. Mr, Vaughn was
unfdHuaate with his fruit crop thlayear
but reports everything favorable In tli
oommlsjjpur rtte.
Tirana.-!
MlfO'.rt I.OOAt, 1TKMS,
Small Uapitentng AVIilcU Uo Not Require
.More KiUailatl Maatlan.
Silver waa quoted at 03JT yeetcrday
and lead very weak at f 3.15.
Arbuckles, Cordova, I,you. Mocha and
Java colics at
II. II- Kidder's.
Another heavy rain Wednesday night,
and the country nbeut Demlng Improved
accordingly.
Arienlo and tiulnlno nro dirtiircroui
dm to accumulato In one's system, and
It is to us liopcu inui inoso putsons, an a
remedy for aaue. have had their day.
Ayer's Aguo Cum la a euro entldoto for
inoagttp, is perrociiy saie to taxe, aim is
warranted to euro.
Collector Field of the Custom House
has received instructions to inforce the
provisions of the new tariff bill,
Have you seen tho prices on glass
ware lu Alnhouey'e window! Don't fall
to see them.
The Plymouth church at Drooklyn has
made tho Congregotlnual church hero n
donation of over one hundred flue library
books for Suuday School uso.
Don't forget the reduction on ptcturo
amlug only lasts S3 days longer.
J. A. Mniiouey.
The ladles of the M. K. church will
giro aetlppernt the opera houso Tues
day evonlug for the benefit of raising tho
preacher s salary.
The Turf saloon, which has recently
been redltul and renovated throughout
and which Is one of Domlng's most pop,
ular aud best mtuiacod places of resort
has a new advertisement In the Hkad
.iniiT. The Turf makes a socially of
the popular Mexican drinkmescal and
has only the best of Amorlcau liquors
aud cigars.
Among rerent shipments of ore re
colved by tho rampler bore wero con
entratea from Hell & Stoplions, and
Frank Ileal at Pltios Alien, rich sliver
oro from the Hoffman mlno at Pyramid,
and the M. (5. M. C. at Georgetown.
Considering the condition of the metal
market. Grant county miners havo no
reason to complain.
Aisaclato Justice Lnughlln, at Santa
Fe, has decided that the receivers of the
A.T. &S. F. shall be subject to the pro
cess of garnishment, upon Judgments,
e.conuti, suits or claims for supplies and
articles furnished tn any employe of Bald
receivers, who shall then havo quit the
ssrvlco of said rccolvers or been dls
charged from their service by said re
celvors or by any of their agents.
Uliurt-n Hullta.
There will be evening service at 7:80
n. in. at St. Lukes church to-morrow. In
place of a ionium there will bo a lecture.
subject "True Manhood."
W. K. IjMyi, Incutnbant.
Notlva to CntlUiuan,
There will be a moetlng, of cattlemen
of Diet. No. 1, In Demlng, on Saturday,
Sent. 1st, to maka arrangements for the
fall roundup. Uy request of many cat
tlemen.
Caps I OhiII Capill'
lor Mum, misses, children, men
boys and girls all styles, sizes and
colors, at prim to suit the umss,
0. Wormscr i0 Oo.
ANKOUNCiMllINT.
l'nr HherliT.
At tho request of many friends I here
by announce myself as n candldato for
the olllco of shurllt of this county, sub
ject to tho eudtiraement by the republi
can county convention,
a- O. PnitnAuir,
Itio Mlmbres, N. M., August 10th 1891.
for Collector,
1 hereby announce myself as a candl
date for tho ofllcc of collector for Grant
county, subject to the action of the re
publican county couvoutlou.
UuMtic HntKinnn.
I hereby announce mvetdf as n candi
date fur the olllco of collector uf Grant
couuty, subject to the decision of demo
cratic county uonvqiitlon.
0 It 811 F()OTK,
I'ur I'robnta JimIb",
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for prolmto Judge.nl Grant ooiitily. sub
Jectto the decision et tho republican
cnuuty convention.
V. PertMnn-roN
Price
week a line of
U. Xm CheiHTonl
Leonard, Mo.
In Agony
!C Years With Salt Rheurrt
Hood'ft Soronpnrllla Orvo o f jrfoot
Ouro.
M0. 1. Hood A Co., Lowt'1, Mast, i
" Hood's SrKrtlla li an rxcellsnt medicine.
I bad eetema In my left kg for fifteen rears,
rait of tlia Urns mr Ug was one mam of scabs,
and about titty neck corruption would (rattier
iw tne skin aim ma scans wouiu siougu uu.
Tho Itching rnd Burning
stntatlonmadeei jirluWucrlbsule ontn.
1 ipcntay .i(of money for ilirroront rem
edltil-.vuidnotRCt rollfl.. About a year nao.
aadlna I'hvslfUpa advded me to Ink Hood's
Barisiuiruta. I did so and have taksu fire bot
Hood's''Curcs
all the lores, scabs and pain have
id I am enjoying perfect htalth. I
'I Snriatiarlllati second tn none, and
Time rut It to all niRcrtiiK liuiaanity."
ivnoKT, l.toimtil, atUaourl.
vUtltv rirnmmfm
M. L. ClIRUVilOKT,
Hooti'o Pills act easily, yet promptly ro4
ffleliuUyiOii tlx liver and tuwcU. Kc. ,
Yenlorday't Jlurki.
ICaxsasCitt Aug. 81 Held over cattle
4,005; hogs fl.UOOi receipts cattle 8,017;
receipts hogs B.OOOi shlpmcut cattle
S.OflOi shlptnont bns 1,071; cattle
10,000 slow weak hogs 0,000; strong to tan
higher bulk of sales tC.50 & 0.00
heavies (0.711 ft tO.OO; packers $ft,70 Pi
80.00; mixed M.SO ft en.80; lights SI.S.1
C (3.70) yorkers ?0.05 (J) 0.70; pigs
f!M8 C 10.28
PIONEER BARBER SHOP,
OTTO Hltltll, Proprietor,
Pine Street, Noithwest of PostolTlce.
I-IalrCuttlnu,
Bhavlnf?
land Iatha
All Rcijurad to
StS
Til Only
Conts I3aoh,
Ntrlrtly HIi-et-ClMse Hhatf
In I) am Inc.
Wlif ii juii wUh a llril-cIsM HflAVJ! or
II AI It ITT tall alike I'ulao Hrtxr
Kliun. No waltlnr. Ilrn Amt-rlSM Ur
bs. I'lioiw w .till tbo llmM,
barlav 13 cents
iiTr obuik .um
fiilsi , mini
Five (ur l.
tjbiiapoo aenU..
HaefMRi.,, , . 'Jlrnli.
IA eiet BHNtHpee a niii)f . . .vswnj.,
Ntae i ti
tUtiWnw
w
A.WIIITNgir.I'i.p.
(lil klllad, Oaa Injured,
PAnKrniinutio, W. Vn., Aug, 00.
Tho Dnltlinoro nnd Ohio express, wmV
bound, wai wrecked at Silver Itnn by a
rock on tho track, Fireman Jamee
Shughcnessy of Bnletil was killed, En
rjlnoor Put Flnnucry of Grafton was In-)
Jurnd, Tho paMengem vrero not hurt,
Hlr John Clayton Cowsll titad.
Cowbh, Islo of Wight, Aug. 80. TttJ
Hon, Sir John Clayton Cowell, K. O,
D., in tor of tho queen'a household,
died snddenly hero today,
Jim Hall IUfutes OITer 10 Plgtit,
Louisvir.t.c, Aug. no.-JItu Hall rtv
fntH an oiler of (8000 to fight either!
Peter Manor or Joe Cliognikl before tbtf
New Orleans Auditorium AtbJotlo dull
0! the pnrje It too small. ,
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