The old Abe eagle., November 20, 1891, Image 3

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arldge Chips
and Chatter-
Castuaok, N. M., Not. 8. 1801.
I' litora of tbe Old Adi Eaolk.
Mesara: Opportunities are so rare
(or ue to ae or hoar anything of our
quiot camp, in public print, that t
rail oumülve of your offer at the earli-
est powiblu raomunt. Taking it for
granted that tha ronjonty of your rand
era are acquainted witb the location and
history of our oamp, we will only
apeak of it i-t it is to-day. An J oa we nr
only a coal mining cuinp it can hardly be
expeoted that we can rito up the Lif
toff af political celfbrities or peraons of
nolo as baiog located smjiigat us, bat
of a hard working, qtii.-t not of minera
ruado up of M ticuna nad Italians witb
a eprinkliug of Engliah upookintrpeopla,
a majority of which hnil from bonnif
Scotland. Quite a number of our pee
plo of late have bwn moving sway to
Oallup, following the fortunes of a for
mer Superintendent, a Mr. Jnmca. Our
ttution Aent, Jfr. Palmer, and lain as
aistant Foly are kept almoat too buay
to add to tha sccinl oonditioua of our
aooiety. Foley. howoTor, manages to
, break out of labor's chains occasionally,
and shows up iu all his brilliancy. Sr.
Keut pool, the reprewntatiTe or Unole
Sam in tus Higuul S'irviji at tUii paint
manages to turn tha tido of rain and
wind storms along the valley of the Kio
Grande in a manner Unit asaiirua us af
fine weather at all time. And only
once since I enmo here has be tailed,
and on that sight h'3 must havo dropped
asleep and left hia key open, as it r.eemod
as if nature had combined to punish him
for any delays ho hud ouuaed in the
past.
Our camp physician, Tt. Wright, is
another bnsy man and an be whirls by
our doom mounted on hia cream colored
atead we ara reminded that another acci.
dent has .xxvirdi in the mines, or some
Mexican rh.ld bun n turu of the colic.
Our worthy l.mdtord, Mr. McKinley,
whilst a miner hirusel! his labors have is
no way dutrneted frjm his hospitality
and all who stop wiih Li", spuak highly
of their eutortuinment.
We havo a branch itoreof Oross Black
well A Co.prifcidod over by a gonial Hoot
Donald Htnurt and a carhier, Junius
Hmiley. who hajls flora thi sunay South,
having fiict sen the lifht in Old Vlr.
ginia; hs n n genial society man. Wm
Dinsraore, the young billing clerk, is
kept busy looking after th shipping
interacts of the firm, but finds time to
dar (be iigroejthlo to some of the fair
damsels of the camp. Mr. Hawthorne,
the .Superintendent of I ho mines, is
wholly ngrossed in the interests of the
company and iinds no time to appear in
aocinty. His chief clerk, Mr. John T.
lUxvo, is our uost noted society man, in
fact, is the leader iu most of our social
g.ithyriug".
Wm. Pratt., the store keeper at tho
minos and tlso iu company with Mr.
IV.mer, ar tho owners of tho butcher
ahoD. He is a irny vouni- Canadian nnd
whilst poyinj n Ktrict attention to busi-
Dos nous abundance of time to pay at
teution to tho fair aei, and with the ci
oeption ot su occasional accident, suuh
us runaways and so forth, everything
seems to go on swimmingly wilh him.
'1'Loy have a young clerk in the shops
E. Brusklt. He seouis, however, to take
more to the banks oí the muddy Rio
Oraude or soma o tho inhabitants living
thereon, as I c, har.llv heii.v, iht. i.i.
fraqaent trips to tho vulley aro all jor
biuiness.
There ara numerous other of our in
habitants worthy of mention here, fear
ing, however, that J might draw this
article out too long for convenience, Í
will speak of other than private citizens.
Wo haTa two public, Englioh and
Spanish, 6c'uoo1h, and one privato school
wuere omy npsniau is taugnt. lUe
ooaapsny ereolea a largo nod imposing
ecnooi nou.ve, wmi a li.ill ovarhta l for
public nao. Wa have a Knights of
"vthias Lodgo in a flourishing condi-
i Preliminary moetibgs have bean hala
' or tho organization of a Young Mun'a
hriatiaa Associsl ion, but owing to some
'álEutilty in the selection of officers but
(ittla has as yet been accompliuLed, An
Tj-jjthr drawback seems to bo over tha
placa where tha meetings are to ba hold.
Hoate of our citizens aro objoctiug to tha
place where the preliminary meetings
liavo been hold so (ar, and unless a peace
can be patched up bet neon tho fnctioua
I fear naught will come of it. As to the
rasouroos und expenditures of our mine
I oao only givu yon such information as
I can gatker from day to day aa I see it,
- aa the product and expenditures are
wholly governed by the head officials at
Tepeka, Kansas. The productions of
the two mines at this writing is about
twa hundred tons par day, all of which
ia shipped from bare to El l'nso or use
of tho Mexican Central Ity. This gues
employment to about one hundred and I der's Btor" will soon be going full
lifty men. Tho water lisod foJ atoam , blast again. At present, S. R. Cor
purpos, ut tho miuo andalso for domes- htt, Esq., is iillinfr, the dual part of
t o use of the cninp, is hauled hero from , . . . , . , ,., .
,,,. t, , , . . , . iKklerpr and clerk, while the
a wall nt ban Antonio, br cur loads, the ,
usual supply being about eiht ear leads ll ' - ll"ParDJ,"t 1 held down by
por day. Tho water pumped from the
mines is too strongly impregnated witb
alkali for either steam or .'.omestic pur
poses. Tho ruiiny nuimals, howavor,
which roam over tha mountains driuk it
and aem to thrive on it. Wo have two
trains por day each way, (except Sunday
when there is but one) running up here
from 8an Antonio. Our mail, however,
is brought to us, a yet, the old prim
itivo wsy, by at.ag- couch.
Wo are living in hopes that, ere long,
we shall bo (onnecte.l with your thriving
town by rail, and that better facilities
will be afforded as for mail and travel.
Wiahing you snecesa iu your nnder
taking, and at any time ahoald you de
sire any news that I can contribute lroin
our proay camp, I will cherfa!!y d. so.
"tiABK."
:T. BTANTON NOTES-
ZZZZT
Fort SUr.ton 8 situated on the
fast bank of the Kio Bonito, 121
miles from Carthage, N. M., 35
miles from White Oaks, 18 miles
from Nogal, 9 miles from Lincoln
and f5 miles from Koswell.
Tbe Post wast established in 1857,
the site being selected by General
Alexander McD. McCook, the pres
eut popular department cowman
der. For muny years the Mescalero
Indian Reservation embraced the
whole surround iui country, and
Fort Stanton wus the residence ef
the Indiun agent as weil as the Mil
itary headquarters. The present
post trader's store was originally
an Indian traJ;ng store, but those
who served here in the sixties
would hardly recognize tho old fort
of those days, so material have been
the changes of the last decade.
A complete system of waterworks
was put in in 1 585 under the direc
tion af Lieutenant, (now Capt.) 6. L.
Scott, Quartermaster, and the sew
erage system was added in 1887.
The water supply is obtained from
a well about 30 yards rom the river
bank, but to avoid tho ovorfiow
which occurs almost every year, a
new well in Wing dug about 100
jards from tho river bank. An ice
machine was put in the past sum
mer, thus ensuring a lasting supply
of pure iee at a nominal cost to the
government.
The Post is th? head quarters of
the 10th U.S. Infantry, the officers
of the garrison beinf as follows:
Col. E. H. Peirson, Col. 10th In
tantry, commanding.
Staff First Lieut. I. NT. Littoll,
10th Infantry, regimental adjutant.
First Lieut. E. 11. Mummer, 10th
Infantry, regimental quartermaster.
I'ost Chaplain, Rev. Chas. E.
Pearson, chaplain, now absent on
leave.
First Lieut. N. S. Jarris, A. S
post surgeon.
Tha field officers are as follows:
Cant. 1. Ü. Wheelim, 2d U. S.
Cavalry, ceiwn undine troop O, 2d
Cavalry.'
First Lieut., F. D. Rucker.
Secotid Lieut., 1). L. Bruinard.
Capt. S. H. Lincoln, command
ing Company E, 10 U. S. Infantry.
First Lieut. Bogardua Eldridge,
lOih Infaii'ry.
uapt. l. l. JurKman (east on
leave of absence) commanding
Ump.1ny U, lUtli lutantry. b lrst
Lieut., Henry Kirby, 10th Infant
ry; Socond Lieut.,. AAV. Brewster,
Kith Infantry; First Lieut. William
Paulding, 10th Infantry.
The non-cominiisiond staff con
sists of Sergeant Major J imas R v
nayne, Drum Mij'ir J. II. Crimp,
Commissarv Servant. Adulnli Sam.
' i . , n i c
I k'r- KS'"neiitl Quartermaster Ser
I Knt William Walther, Post Quar-
termister Sergeant William Ar
nold, B.nd Loader, Frederick
Crmtsbeurg, Hospital Steward,
Frederick Schumacher.
The tetal strength of the parri
son may be estimated at about 210
j men, distributed about as follows
Ualui IQth U, S. Infantry, 21
men
Troep G, 2d U. 8. Cavalry,
men.
Company E, 10th U; 8. Infantry,
64 men,
Company fi, 10th U. S. Infantry,
6 wen.
Ihe various divisions of the
Quartermaster's department are
under the control if the following
civilian employees:
Blacksmith and farrier, J. N
Bailey; engineer and machinesr.
Chas. J. Steen; wheelwright and
carpenter, James A. Murray.
A description of Fort Stanton
would be incomplete without men
tiening the Post Trader's establish
ment of Messrs. DoLaney A Vail,
I have been informed that these
gentlemen will soon arrange their
mutual differences, and the "Tra-
John II. Cannirg. The efiieo of
ihe U. S. Signal Service and U. S.
Weither Ilarjau are at present lo
cated io the Post Trader's building,
and that efficient public servant,
Sergeant Vt 0. Bailey, is always to
be found at his post.
The sale ot Captain Kirkman'a house
hold goods took place Saturday, and
was attended by quito i number of buy
ers from Lincoln, White Oaks, Nogaj
and Pecaoho. Onr old friend, J. P. 0.
Lnngxtoa and Unelo John Brothers were
among the White Oaks delegatos.
Paymaster A. 8. 'fowar arrived here
late ou SaturJav evening mid distnb ited
about $(,000 in erisp bank notes among
the boys on Sabdav rooming. The Ma-
Jor left again fot the railroad Monday
morning. He hopes ere long to take
the cars to White Oaks, and Una avoid
tbe long drive froaa hero to Carthago.
Have patience. Major, and you will soon
tide to White Oaks on a Pullmau.
Frank BonDett end George Moore of
Nogal, W. R. Ellis and Wm. Needbam of
Lincoln, apent a fow days at the Post
thia week.
Soipio Salazar, County Treasurer, and
Buck Guyae ol Pecacho, attended the
Kirkman sale, and bought quite a quan
tity of furniture, fcto.
J.C". D.Lang, S. T. Gray and Jaa.J.
Dolan visited the Hondo Ranch on
Monday lost. They report a big crop of
alfalfa, and the importad stack of Mcaars.
Do Lonoy and Vail are doing well.
Lient. Alb. Brewster loft hero on the
11th for Fort Grant, Arixona, to bo ox.
amined for promotion to first lieutenan
cy, lit. Brewster is one of tke moat
popular officers at this noat, nnd we all
will be glad to hear ot hia promotion.
Lieat. F. D. Rucker. ad Oav., has
bcon granted a leave of absence for six
months Bnd will leave here m a few
days tor St. Louis, Washington and other
foints cast.
Post Quartermaster Bergoant Wm.
Arnold has been ordered to appear aa a
witness before the TJ. 8. Court at St.
Louis, after which the Sorgeant will take
a six mouths' furlough
First Lieut. S. I. Beybarn has been
ordored before an examining board at
Fort Wayne, Michigan, for promotion to
a captaincy. Lieut. Seybtirn has been,
antil reoeutly, Regimental Adjutant of
the 10th Iu fan try at thia post.
Major J. 8. C. Lee, Chief Quarter
master Department of Arizona, accompa
nied by Lieut. Charlea L. Collins, Inspec
tor of Small Arma practice, arrived here
Wednesday on a tour of inspection . Ma
jor Lee was well pleased with the gen
eral condition of the poat, and in compa
ny with Lieut. E. 8. Plummer, inspected
the various burraeks of the Quarter
master's Department on Tbnraday.
Lieut. Collins visited the rifle ranges, in
company witn liieur. u. is. xwnaru.
Beth gentlemen left on Fridey morning
for Los Angeles, Department Headqnar.
tors.
Ponding the arrival of Col. E. H . Tier-
son, tha Post is commanded by Col. J.N
Whoelan, 2d Cavalry.
Lieut. Wm. Paulding left for Carthage
Friday morning to meet his family who
are en route from New York via Galves
ton, Texas.
Col. E.H. Pioraon and family arrived on
Thursday evening and he assumed com
mand of the Regiment Friday morning.
Mrs. Adolph Seniler, wife ot our effi
cient Commissary Sorgeant, has been
quite ill the past week. We are happy
to reporta marked improvement in the
lady's oenditiou at lime of writing,
Married, at Linooln, N. M., Nov. 6th
by ' tho Hod. Michael Cronin, Probata
.Tndge of Lincoln coiiDty, First Uergeant
William Shoover, Company B, 10th
U. 8. Infantry, lo Mise Justino Gon
drean, of Detroit, Michigan. Mrs.
fcihoovor left for Detroit on the stage
Wednesday morning, where the Ser
geant will jeia her at an early date.
The correspondeat of "Ta a Ewlb,"
wishes the young couple mauy years of
mar t 1 bliss and hopes all their troublea
may ba "little ones."
W. W. Puul, a prominent ranch man ef
tha Fenaaeo ceuntry, arrived bore Fri
day evening with a largo load of oota
t bo delivered on contract of 8, R.
Corbet t.
James and .Toe. Halabnry, from Hondo
Ranch, spent the day at tho Post.
They brought two large loads of bf-lod
alfalfa for Receiver Dolan,
NOV. 13, '91 VlBITAfl.
;r IN00LN LACONICS-
Likcoln, N. M Nov. 14. 1891.
Dbab Editor: I hear with ploasura
that you will eoon commanoe your new
paper, "Tne Old Abb Eaolb" and hope
that "Tut Olv Abe Eaoi.b" will be an
snecessriil as its namesake',, the "Old
Abe Mine," and turn out treasures in
literature nnd good news to its readers,
as tho "Old Abe Mine" is turning out
treasures in gold.
Do you wish me to wri e to you some
thing about Lincoln? I would nt first
mention for the benefit of such of your
readers, who have not yet visited our
burg, that Linooln is the county seat of
Linooln oounty and is situated in the
beautiful "Bonito Valley," in a south
easterly direction and about 40 miles
from White Oaks.
Tho valley is called Bftor the Bonito
river, (Pretty river,) which comes from
the Sierra Blanca and in its course
pusses by. Fort Stanton, where it flows
by beautiful meadows, forming the mili
tary reservation. The actunl beanty of
the valley begins about four miles below
tho Post, where the Capitán mtmntnins
rise on both bides of the rivor nnd in the
west loom up the White mountains with
their suow-covered poaks,
Here, the sparkling waters of tho Bo
nito traverto the moet beautiful scenery,
fields and meadows interchanging wih
grand foret . and : mountain scenery,
Forming eddies and whirlpools below
overhanging rocks und trees, the Bonito
waters plunge on. in their impetuous
course, often dividing themselves into
serpentine lines and acequias, traversing
tbe vulley and bringing blessings to Its
inhabitants.
Lincoln is situated nine miles from
Fort Stanton, in nn opening of the val
ley and surrounded and protected by
the heights of the Capitán mountains
from all cold winds ooming from the
north and west.
The altitude ot Lincoln has been es
timated as being 5700 feet above the
level of the sea, and being so well pro
tected, it has a beautiful mild climatand
in fact compares favorably, as far as
soenery and climate are concerned, with
many of tbe most celebrated health, re
sorts iu this country and in, Europe.
Lincoln baa a court house, two ho
tels, aeveral stores and some quaint old
Mexican buildings, rulios of tho time
when the inhabitants of this peaceful
village were often molested by ' Indians,
There are tha ruins of a tower, which
was built some thirty years ago by Eu
rigues Truxillu. It was formerly three
tones high, and often the oitizéns of the
place, which was then called "Rio Bo
nito," had to seek refage within its
walls, to protect tbemselvoe against the
depredations of the wild Apaches.
Now, only peaceful Indians, from the
Mescalero agency, (shout 40 miles dis
tant to the sohthweet,) are seen here at
intervals, trading thoir ingeniously
manufactured wares, deerskins, herbs(
roots, ko., for tho luxurios ot civili
zation. We also havo a Knights of Pythias
Lodge which holds its meetings twice a
month on Saturday nights, when tho
members, who p.re all dispersed over our
neighborhood, have a friendly gathering
at th?ir castle hall and many are the
banquets and dunces held within their
hospitable walls or In the large hall ef
the Lincoln court house.
Lincoln is a sooiuble place and one of
the great resonroes of the neighborhood.
Visitors are constantly here, from near
and far, as it is a health resort especially
beneficial for those whose lungs are
affeoted, as the rarefied air of our alti
tude in connection with the beautiful
climate has proven to be a great cure for
lung diseases, and many who have oome
he re from the big cities in the east have
been healed nnd benefitted by sojourn
ing in our even climate, where the win
ters are not novere, and the nights in
summer cool enough to make a good
bed covering very occeptuble.
Lincoln 'is also a good country for
fruit-growing. The finest grapes, pears,
apricots, peaches and apples and all
kinds of small fruit are grows here in
splendid variety and ot large size and
exquisite taste. Fields and trees can be
watered by acequias and never-failing
springs.
"El Capitán,"
Onr "News Nuggets" from Nogal
failed to materialize this trip.
Maay old soldiers, who contracted
chrome diarrhoea while in tke sor
vice, have sicca been permanently
éured of it by Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diatrhcea Remedy.
Fw sale bv Dr M. (1. Padi.h.
Notice For Publication.
Trut & Schell
hell ) In the Juftlocs conrt Pro.
ciaot No. 8. lilnoula countr
i. K. HBltoMtBll. ) nw txicn.
Th Mid dehndrnt J. 11. 8Mtnn!l. in hortuy
notilied that, a nuil in axumpMt bj attachment
fau bran eomisenowl against him in id county
by (tBici plaintiff, that a writ bat ben larued
anniunt him nnd bin property attached- -damaircn
and coala elaimod f 12. fo, that uní you culor
Íour aptioaritnoe in aaiil auit on the 5th dar oí
Ircomber, 18V1. nt 10 u'olock a. m. on imid day.
jailRftmeut by default will be rendered acainat
you aua yonr iirujinrt; said tom.tmiy Ibe same.
in J, r.u. Lniotou, I'onntablc
Chamberlain's E79 fiad fikln
Ointment,
A certain euro for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Totter, Sal. Bheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronlo Sores, Fovor Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. It is cooling; and soothing;.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other troatment had failod.
it la put up ia 25 and 60 ceat boxes.
$800 EEWAED
FOR ORE fill EVES !
The common experience of this
camp fiho-.vs that much ia lost by
the mine operators by the stealing
of gold in specimens, if not in a
malgam and bullion. Therefore
the "Old Abe" Co. offers a stand
ing reward of Three Hundred Dol
lars for tho arrest and-conviction,
or for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of any person
cruilty of stealing any of the prop
erty of t ho Old Abe Co., even the
small jst specimen of oro. 1 he rulo
of this oompany is to null all spe
cimens. Therefore nono of the ore
from this inioe can be hnncBtly
held ad specimens. And aa tho re
ceiver, with-guilty knowledge, is as
guilty in law as the thief, this of
fer applies to the holders of Old Abe
specimens.
Old Abe Co.
J. Y. Hewitt.
Win. Watsox.
II. B. B'krqusson.
For Urna baelc them is nothing
better than to saturate a flannel
cloth with ChftMborlain's Psin
Bain and bind it on the affected
parts. Try it and you will be' sur
prised at tho prompt relief it af
fords. Tho samo treatment will
cure rheumatism, For salo by
. , Du. M. Q. Padi.v.
Thia Han Stout off far hia FrlntlaK
AND HE G0TSK1NNED1
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lamtvo af Beealea f rrete Towrt,
Uriel M Llaaola, Uatela TnmtT,
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' ovaiaaer. A. D. 1MI, It Belae
Jtecalk Term Thereof.
Prent Hon. M. Crmiin. Ptobnte Jnrim; T).
W. Huberts, Sheriff ;GeorgeS, l'robate tlerk.
Minutes ot lout eeenion read and approved.
In thematter n( the ertnte of
W. li. Jobuann. tieceMfed. y
Now comen tiertrudea (iurola de Cervantes,
widow of imid ireated. and lile ittition waiv
ing the riirht of apooiut roent, aa aduiinintratrii
of said OMtale, and requorta tba aiioiutnient of
lieorge I nrry aa such, beleiving that eucb au
pointmeut wiU be to the interortt of tbe ereditore
thereof, and to nil parties concerned.
Theconrt taldnir tha matter under considera
tion dca hereby aopoint aaid Georse Curry ad
niiniatrator of iiaid eniateon the lihnir of a good
and anflicient bond in the sum of iiWJti.OO.
Demetrio Teres, W. T Blanch ard ond D. J. M.
A. Jewetl are boroby appointed appraisera of
above estate.
llond of Georire Carry, adminiatrator of the
estate of W. 11. Jolmaou, deceabad, approved.
In the matter of the estate of I
W. 11. Jotmaon, deceased. (
Ordered by the eourt, that Marino Martin,
Wm. Hosenthal and tiertrudea (inrulo de Cor
T ant en. be cited to appear before this eourt at
ita next regular term, viz: January 4th, A. I).
1891, to anwor any and all questions put by the
court touching tbe goods und chattels of said
decoaed. ,
Conrt adjourned until 2 o'clock p. m.
Pursuant to adjournment court convened at I
o'clock p. m.
There being no Immediate bnsinesa before the
conrt it adjourned until i o'clock a. m., Novem
ber 3d, IW1. '
Pursnant to adionrnment conrt. convened at 0
o'clock a, m., Nov. ltd, A. D. lsl.
Present Hon. M. Cronin. Probata Jndira D.
W. KoberU,SherilI;eorge3ena, ProbateClerk.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles Kits, deceased. j
Clerk ishernhv orHnrnil t.i ihhoa cltntinna tn
Emil Fritz. Charles Fritz, Charles Woidmnn and
Henry Fritz, relntlve tó a retMirt in thenartitinn
of the Fritz estate, and have them appear before
this court with said report, at its next rogular
session, viz: January 4th, X. D. 1H91.
Court adjourned unt il 2 o'clock p. m.
Pnrsnant to adionrnment court cnnveniwl nt. t
o'clock p. m.
In the matter of the estate of )
Jas. A. AUon, deceased. )
Clerk is hereby ordei ed to insnn citntlon to
administrator of above estate, to be and appear
before this Conrt with a rnnort. nn fmr.ii. nt. if j,
next regular session, viz : January 4th, A. D. lSyi.
Court took a recess until 7 o'clock p. m.
In the matter of the estate of Í
Jerome 11. Falconer, deceased, i
Now comea Ge. B. Barber. Esa., cnnnu! for
administrator of above estato, and Hies report
showing there is a residue nfto" all bills, (less
lien lor taxes thereon) against said estate hare
been paid, of Í1.B49.S1 fur riistrihut, fill Jl'TlMT! L'mt
tho heirs of said deceased also files petition
osKing tne conrt to issue citations to all tbe
heirs of said deceased, and have them appear
before this conrt at its next regular sesr-ion, and
show cause, if any, why tho administrator afore
said should not be allowed to make bis final
settlement.
Court adiournad nntil fi nVWk a m Snv Ith
A. D. 1MH.
Pursuant to adionrnment. court. Annvn(ul at. Q
o'clock a. m., Nov. 4th, A. 1). ISM, . . : .
Tresent Hon. M. Cronin, Probate Jndge; D.
W. Koberts, Sheriff ; George Sena, Probate Clerk.
Bond of administrator, (W. C. McDonald) of
t lie eitate or Al'inzo UarneU, deceased, approved.
In the matter of gnurdi.tnsbip of i
Kutll nnd Ada Martin. miiM.rn. (
Clerk is hereby ordered to issue citation to
Mis. Mary,). Reynolds, gnardinn of said minor
children to he and appear before this court at
its next recnl.ir session, viz : Jiinunrv It.h. A. D.
1S91, und make a report of ull her doings as such
gunruian since ante o appoiutmant.
In the matter of the estate of )
Clara McVeigh, dwfi.ired. Í
Now comes administrator of said estate and
flies Ms report of saJe of the personal property
of said eetute, examined by the court and ap-
proveu, y
In the mntter of guardianship of )
Nellie and Barbura McVcii-l,. minors, t
Ordered that the guardian of above minors,
make report to tliis court of all his doines iu
the premises, since date of appointment as
such, by neit regular session of this court, viz :
1 tin. 4111, a. u. ism.
In the mntter of the estato of )
('. M. Coirffins. decensnl. I
The administrntrix of above estate being be
yond the jurisdiction of this conrt with no rosi
dent agent to serve process upon, owing to
which tlnal RfitlltimAiit rmuiKt hnml.
ordored that clerk notify K. YV. Parker, one of
the creditors of said estnte, to institute proceed
ings for his account against the bondsmen of
saia administratrix.
In thomntter of the estate of I '
Ricardo Iiivera, deceased. (
Ordered that the adminiatrator of above
estate nmko Ins report of all hm dolnes as snch
since date of nppoiutmeut, by next regular
session or mis court, viz : jan. 4tn, A. U. Ia91.
Clerk is hemhv OrdArnd t.O rilA FrnnW dnra
to be and appear before this court at its next
regular session, viz; Jan. 4th, A. D. 1891, and pro
sont the will, left by his deceased wife, for pro-
uuliuk uy sum court.
Court adjourned until 2 o'clock p. m.
Pnrsnnut to adionrnment court cnnvAnA nt. 9.
o ciocK p. m.
Appraisers report in the estate of W. Tl. John.
son, uecensed, approved.
In tho mntter of thoestate of I
K. Parsons, deceased. I
Ordered that tlie ndminist nntor nf sniil nktntn
he cited to lw nnd appear before this court at
us next regular cession, viz ; Jan. 4tii A. 11. 1891,
There being no fnrther business before the
court it aujouruou sine die.
Approved :
Attest! M. Cbonim.
ÜKOnnR SKUA. Pmkula .TiMoa
L9i2.ij. j rroouto i lera.
Ustlscfsr rnbllrntlon.
Pool Mayer 1 In the Jmtiet's court Pri
va. . rinoi no. n, Luncoin oounty
. n. oais.msttu. i new atexico.
The said de'endant, J. It. Baltonstall, in hereby
notified that a suit in asarup-it by attachment
has been commenced against bim in said county
by said pjaintiif, that a writ lias bean issued
against him and his property attached damages
and oosts claimed, $15.73, that unless you enter
yonr npnrance in said suit on the 27th day of
November, MUI, at 10 o'olock a. m. of raid day,
Judgment by default will be rendered against
yon and your property sold to satisfy the same.
1 W J. P. C. LisosTog, (Joastable,
(4-347 )
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Línd Ornea at Rosweli, N. M
Oot., 15, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
iog-nnmod sottlor has tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of bis claim, and thnt said proof will be
made before George Sena, Probate Clerk
ut Lincoln, i. M., on Monday, Nov. 80
1891, viz; Satnrninit Torres do Pitdia,
Homestead No. 113 (It. S.) for tbe Lots
2, 3 nnd 4, t eo. 19, T. 9 S. R. 14 E. and
8. E. )i N. E. Ü, aeo. 24. T 9S.R. 13 E
He names tbe following witnesses to
prove his oontinaons residence apon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Luis Archuleta, of Linooln, N. M
Juan And ros Silvn, of " ' "
Jose Herrera, of Nogal "
Eulogio Herrera, of " "
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