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COUNTY PAPER,
J. K.Cl'ltK., Proprietor.
J.E. BELL, Publisher.
One year . . . . , " $3.00
Six UJIHltfl I.W
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1 NOTICB.-All local notices; uch at mining
. V lirl otie.H, MIIUMIU JmU'UiM. -iiu4i'4 4. I
I attachment, ' Lutid offlie notie-a and county
I printing, will bo paid to J. K. C'urren, Lake Val
ley, M . M.
SATUKDAY, AUGUST 15, 1S35.
Local News.
, IlW doth the little busy fly '
Fercb on one'e bjilbona nose,
ltd scratch the sculp of the bald-head man,
Until he la nervous to hi. toe.
Fruit of many kinds, at Herrin,
Keller & Miller's.
The new stock of eoods at Pr
rault & Galiep' is immense. Call
ud see for yourself.
; Advocate acknowledges a
, . I .pleasant visit from Miss
short arrtiil ,
Lizzie Gentlursdaiev01JlDg-
Call again.
Payday came and is j' aml
although tho paymaster di tr,)at
a-iittle thunder, the sky i clfar
and bright igain. ' . ,'-
Has "Jet's" brain taken a fest'
orisJ.e suffrine from a rJ?6?-
We are lookincr Br ; jtuff
O aKJtmz glH-'1.
10 make a jot' on. y
we imi a o.iu ' S ! g.
Facbet,oo ? V XTand
"rf ' rather fav mpressed
'itltlnt gO.jauner of
'JOjsq lto?r..loud aijd iust
Lu, , 0 rio ff some years
V ' Wl11 do share to en-
" "usinessof Hillsronv"
Fso'n has been cun-
m at i
is md for a tew days, ren-
ga visit twta uv. Strong
essary, hut we are glad to say
hftt Muc is improving. We hope
f jO si
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o see him out and round again.
Col Woodall, of Lake Valley,
dropped in ut our office Thursday,
and realizing the boom in Hill"
boro, expressed to us his epiuioti
of Lake Valley. lie reports the
town as fast coming to the front
Judge Sloan, of Santa Fe, was
in town Friday, and spent the day
arranging matters 60 as to have
census of Sierra county taken,
eh " through slothfulnesa was
ected by Jacob Mitchell, who
pointed to do the work.
boro is on the move. Its
e running night and dav.
are still leasing, making
money, rendering it with-
oubt possible for our little
(town to be embraced in the arms
of white-wingged prosperity.
Liout Hewitt, of the 19th in
f antry. A- A. Q. M., and A. C. S.,
of the battalion of the 8th cavalry,
ow ia this part of the couutrv, has
been recalled to join hia regiment
;We join his many friends in wish
ing the Lieutenant a safe journey
And success.'.
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r Capt Fechet and his troop are
till here, and just as ready now
for business as they eyer were,
j Although they were foiled a
eooplexf times with false alarm?,
tiy do not despair of coming
Serosa something to compensate j
mfor the inconvenience of camp j
tarjd their long separation from j
h; proper Birih n. '
. Major J. A. Wilcox has tired
of the inactivity of Jife. in camp
near this place, and bis ssrvicos
being required elsewhsre, he has
gone to Fort Clark, Texas. - The
Major leaves quite a host of friends
in this section, and we unite in
wishing him a prosperous journey.
The Grant memorial services
were well attended, the county be
ing fairly represented. Capt.
Fechet with his trop, Major Wil
cox, Surg.. Strong, Lieut. Hewitt
and Gaston, represented th 9 mili
taiy. Col. J. Morris Young de
livered un eloquent address appro
priate to the occasion. The , Col.
recited many creditable things
from his personal remembrence of
General Grant, he having been in
the late war as a member of the
staff. The flag in front of the
Union Hotel was becomingly drap
ed, and the court house was also
draped in mourning fur the great
est general the world ever saw.
Every civilized nation in the known
world sympathizes with us iu our
loss. ; w - '
The Southwest Sentinel comes
out pretty phtinly in its denuncia
tion of General Bradley, and we
would like to suggest that ha em
body all his proofs in a report tc
the proper authorities and . ask for
the removal or trial of the general.
It is quite probable that neither
the. general nor his staff ever see a
copy of the Sentinel, and that they
are not aware of the existence of
the sheet. The editor will get his
name up, and the paper he pub
lishes better known, if he will act
on our Bugsestion. Bluster and
bragsdo not go for much; we neod
tangible proofs to make us credit
rumors ' of that kind. General
Bradley has, as far ns we know,
done his duty as the . commander
of an important section ' of the
country, and if it suits tho opinion
of some penny-a-liner to make as
sertions derogatory to the charac
ter ot that gentleman, we would
like U see him do the square thing
and accuse the general in an open
and proper m an ner. ;
The census of this county came
near being omitted owing to the
fact that the former editor of this
per, Jacob Mitchell, who wns
appointed and qualified ns enum
erator fur this county, in June, and
started out from this place to do
the work. Un reaching the Polomas
he got on a big drunk and that is
the last heard from him. Repeat
ed letters to him from Judge Sioan,
superintendent of the census,
brought ti reply, so the latter
thought he was out in the field at
work, until on Wednesday letters
reached the superintendent,, who
immediately came and placed 6ix
men to work so as to complete it
in the time required bylaw. The
new men now at work are, J, E.
Curren for Precinct No. 1, Lake
Valley; G. E. Fuller, No. 2, Hills
boro; W. E. Kei!, 3 and 9, being
Kingston and' Hermosa; H. A.
Wilson, 6, Grafton ; 10, Fairview,
and 11, Chloride; J. Munger for
4, Las Polomas, 5, Cuchillo Negro,
and 15, Engle; T. B. Savage for 7,
Montecello, and 8, San Jose; mak
ing six men iu all. This division
of the county will enable all to do
the work inside of Ave days.
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If you should want an easy shave,
As good as bailer ever gave,
Just call, and at my parlor find
A razor's edge to suit your niiad;
I'll cutyour hair with grace.
To suit the contour of the face.
My room is neat, nnd towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen,
And everything I think you'll find
Tvt suit the taste and please the mind;
An& a'l that art and skill can do,
Kyv H call I'll do for you.
X K. Mptix.
COMMUNICATED .
Placiers, Aug. 3, 1883.
Mr. Emery loot a valuable horse
a few days ago. Cause, rattlesnake
bite. ' a
The family occupying the upper
part of Mr. Joseph Fuller's ttore
will probably fly this week.
Mr. Jack Sprueer has returned
from a pleasure trip through New
Tork State, after three months
absence. : ; ,
Mi. Ed. Leftwich, who has been
speudinga few days on the Animas
river, says the crops are looking
well; watermelons, especially.
Mr. Chas. Sears has commenced
shipping ore to the mill at Hills
boro. Mr. Andrews has the ; con
tract for hauling.
Quita a lot of strangers have ar
rived lately; some prospecting,
others look v for Dry Washer
giouuds. We wish them all suc
cess. Mr. Jncfc Jones, the gonial and
ever accommadating teamster, is
full of business, having to ma'ie
two trips a day to tho river in or
der to keep up. Jqk will drive
nights before he will let the boys
get ahead of him.
Mr. Chas. Longee passed through
camp early Monday morning with
a large load of vegatables forllills
boro and Kingston, which finds
ready Bale, as they are always
fresh and Charlie is one you can
rely upon.
Mr. McPherson and Ssrgent
Knight, who passed through here
a few days ago an a pleasure trip
to the Amimas, returtied this"even
ing looking well and hearty, and
sun-burnt Said they enjoyed the
trip muchly. i
Everybody is well, overybody
working, and' when everybody is
passing, everybody is buy, and bo
'do not bother everybody. -
B.
When you 'clip' give credit. It
is better to do bo than to have some
one to drop in and remark that
you had a pretty good 'clip from
Horn on a filsa'e 'block.'
It is said tnat wnen a Chinaman
strikes the earsth from a bucking
broncho there lies a shapeless mass
of brocaded siik, coarse black hair
and taper nails and celestia shore
tail and Oolong profanity and dis
organized Chinese remains which
have apparently com6 down from
tho ew Jerusalem.and the coroner
goes out on the street to get six
good men and a chemist and they
analyze the collection. They re
port that deceased had come to his
death by raason of concussion, in
duced by a fall from the outer bat
tlements of the sweet bye and bye.
Bullion.
Tue Diamqnd Creek Cattle com
pany this year yut in as a trail a
Kmali crop of vegatables, oats,
wheat and alfalfa. The result is
such us to encourage the boys to
break more ground and put in a
larger crop next year. , The alfalfa
produced two crops notwithstand
ing it had been fed down twice bv
stray stocK during the Indian soars.
It would be well for more of our
rauchers and stock men to follow
the example of the Liainond Creek
Cattle company. As it is now, the
greater portion of the vegetables,
grain, etc., comes from abroad.
There is plenty of fertile soil here
which will grow all the grain and
vegetablt i. cessary for home con
sumption. Next year it is hoped
that our- ranched will be able to
supplv home consumption. This
year the tillers of the noil in this
section were unable to supply the
wants of the market owin? to the
Indian outbreak, which 'occurred
just at the time when their crooJ
needed the most atten, and . werf
compelled to let their growin
crops take care of thornsive
which they wer nnablf to d v
B!ak Kangev- r
Notice of Administration.
The undersigned AilmiiiUtraiUof tlifl eatateof
the lata Otto f, Usnt, dona lieroby roiify oil
person who owe the taid eatate to acttle all
their indobtcdneaa. - Pitntonx bavins accouota
aalnat the calate luurt prvaeiit Uitmi for exam
iuaUen aud eeu;einotH.
' . LOUISE OH NTS,
bbj 1 5t AdminlHtratix.
ELLIOTT, PICKETT & ELLIOTT,
Attorneys-at-Lav,
Hillsboro. New Mexico
S. B. Newcomb,
Las Cruces,
New Mexico.
P. W. Parkku
S, Al-KXASDKR.
Hillsboro, N. M
Newcomb Parker & Alexander
Attoricj and Counselors
At Low.
Hillsboro, - - New Mexico.
Uonnolnno JlOntoytv V Armljo
Horses brand with MA on right
shoulder, Range on the Itio Grande
twenty-two miles north of Palomas,
Postoilice address, Las Palomus JS'ew
Mexico.
Oonaoiano UontoynY Arm I. jo
i 4 Cuttle branded with
ft M on right hip.
Kanso tm the Itio
M,Orande, twenty-two
Or? V leiiiile.s miles north of
Lns Puloman, postotflce address, La
Puloinas), New Mexico.
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Barber Sliop.
N. K. MARTIN, Proprietor. f
hillsboro, . - New Mexico.
S. L. C.
Sierra land and Cattle Company.
Brand. S on shoulder, L on
side and C on hip.
Headquarters, Sienega Ranch.
Postoflico addross, .
; : HillsWo, N. N.
R. II. HO ITER, v
- General Manager.
Maiik. Half crop
in each ear.
Bkand. S on
fchoulder, L on 6ide
and C on hip. , , ,
Subscribe for the advocate.
FAIRVIEW HOTEL,
Fairview, - New Mexico.
Mas. Mayer : Prokietoh
All that the markets affords is sup.
plied the table. The public nre re
queued to t,ivc this houic a call.
Caveats, Rc-issucss, and Trado-markg
secured, nnd all other patent causes
in the Tatent Office and before the
courts promptly and carefuly attend
ed to. , , -, " .
, Fees Modcrata, and I make no
charge unless patent is secured. In
formation, advice and special refer
ences vent ou application.
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! Washington, D C.
Noar I. .c. Paienf Off,p.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notlwof Humaons,
Tsiuutcbt o Nw Mexico, I
CouirtroFSntKA j
To 0. W. Dana:
Wnrnt", on l hrSr4 day of November, A T.
1W1, rtn. fliud your atl'Tic claim to Lot Va.
four()tn BlickNo. twenty-flve !t ) lu the
'I'ownof HilUttoro. In mid County and Territwy.
Now, Thrfotc you nve commanded to oom
ineiiue yuor action aniint Tlioma. India, tot
determine jrntir teapiftlvs riphia to aid Lot
wiihtn twenty dayn after aeivico of tula noticu
on you, or you will be brrd from saerttiiK any
right, title, Intereat, or eatate therein. '
J0SB TAFOYA.
, l'BOBAT JtUOS. .
July 4-t
Notice For Publication.
. ,. L..f Office at Las Okvcj
August 10, 1383.
II0TICE is hereby given that tho fol
blowing iained settlers have filed
notice of their intention to make
final proof in support of their resjico
tive claims before tho Clerk of the
Probate Court, at II 1 1 Ihboro, N. M.,.
on September 22, I8S3: Leandro
Martinez on Declaratory Statement,
No. 1G48, for w 1-2 s 1-2 sec 8 tp 15
s r 4w. Witness: Kpifanio Hi vera,-;
if aula Cruz Kivera, Joe D. Teyes and
Jesus Lucero, all of Siena county,
f. M. Josel). Tcyeson Dcclaratury
Statement No. 19o7, for K 1-2 N w 1 2
sec. 7 tp 1 1 R 4w. Witnesses: San
ta Crua Kivera, Epafauio Hivera,
Leandro Martinez and Jesus Lucero,"..
all of Sierra county, N. M. Sunt
Cruz Kivera on Declaratory State
ment No. KU3. for Lots 3 and 4, sec.
2'J tp 14 s, u 4w. Witnesses: Lpi
fanio Kivera. Joso D Teyes, Leandro
Miittiue. und Jesus Lucero, all of
Sierra county. N, M. Enifanio Riv.
a on Declaratory Statement No.
1C41, for Lots 4, 5, 0, and a w 1-2
k 1-2 sec. 4, tn 14 a, a 4v. Witnesses:;
Santa Cruz Itinera, Jose D. Teyes,
Leandro Martinez and Joaus Lucero,
all of Sierra county, N. M. Albert
II. Chandler on Dcthiratory State
ment No. 487, for 8 w 1-2 sec. 80, tp
15s, E 4w. Witnesses; Win. F.
Hall, Judson E. Strong, J. M, Tom
liiison and John North, all of Sierr
county, New Mexico.
Jons R. McFie.
Register.
Hillsboro, New Mexico.
Notlocof Torfclturo,
.Klnpxtnn, Slftrn county,
U'errtutry of Nw Mi-xicu
May miS8.
To Frnnk s. Monro, Olllver E. airore, A U . Vo
Dougal and c. W. I.yktt
Notipe in hrt'y given to Frank B. Moore, Ol
iver K. Moure, M. A. mciIoiicuI ij.hU c. W, l.yka
Yn are hereby nntltled that ! have xpcnrtcil
One (flWI) liunilred dollArf in labnr and imprnve
menta upon the evd lode or mine wlttuited tit
the Hiack Kangn Mining illtric Sterin County,
Territory tif Nw Meilcn, in oriler 10
hold mid prunilan under the iirnvlatona of aec-
lion KITFlll'Tm.TrfriW-rrrTH"o"Tt
Ih'Ihk the amount renuired to hold the mine for
the i-iar etf'tng December Slrt 14, and if with
in ninety duya after thl v notice by publication,
you fiiilor refnee to contribute your proportion
of audi expenditure a a co-owner, your Interest
in raid claim v-lll beiomr the property of the
anbacriber uudi-r aaid at vtlon insit. muj.lfi-'oJ,
Smw. Vi.tciNT WaLLAPR
Notice of Forfeiture-
'Kingston, Sierra County,
Territory of New Mexico,
- May 30th ISSo.
To J. C. Evans and F, E. Everett,
j'ou are hereby notified that I have
expended one (100) hundred dollars
in labor and improvements upon the
"Paris" or mine in order to hold said
premises under the provisions of gee,
tions 2324 Revised Statues of the
United States, being the amount re
quired to hold the same for th? year
ending December 31st 1884, , and if
within ninety days from the services
of this notice by publication, you
fuil or refuse to contribute your pro
portion of such , expenditure as co
owner, your interest in ssid claim
will become the property of the sub j
scriber, under said section 2S24.
O. R. SYDNEY.
Jl'orrcltur Xotlfe.
Kingston, New Mexico,
March 21,1883. ;
To L. B. Reed:
Notice is hereby given thAt the
undersigned has performed the an
nual assessment work for the ye'
1884, amounting t the syni of C
Hundred Dollars, ($100),' upon
Ohio mining claim, situated cW
Elsck Range mining district ac,,
of Sierra, Territory of Nera V18
reference being hereby ftocat,l
county records as to dare llt reby
and recoids, etc., anC :W your
notified that unless ;fsment e' '
proportion of Bfl:.ftU owlstccrn
pended, togethe t," ?f 1,1,6 ,n0
ing from the rce of. n,nfily
tice within f not,,cf- '"r
of the date-in'ng c,aun bo
lerest in and beconJe isa PrH"
come f.-tadcraigned: according to
ertv Statutes, sec 2324.
;n;. , M. B. Donahue.
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