Sierra County advocate. [volume], November 21, 1885, Image 2

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SATURDAY, NOV. 21, 1885.
Th Governor, in accordance with
tbeuaual custom, has issued a proc
lamation to the people of the Terri
tory, calling upon them to set apart
Thursday the 20th of November, as a
tiny .f Thunksgiving, and prayer for
the many blessings we have enjoyed
in thepxst, and closes his request in
the following language: "Let secu
lar employment be discontinued.and
prayer" iiitf praTseThTilsicnsnd "miitlf,
feasting and dancing characterize the
day, expressive of gratitude for the
benefactions of the past, the joy of
the present and hopefulness of the
future."
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Sierra county always gets the
first put at new judges. Dou't
you think it n(e)iee?
Judge Henderson says thai
when a man has his bands op and
w gun pointed at him, it looks like
an arrest
. Our new District Attorney, S.
M. Ashenfelter, is an old 'print.'
See how we rise. The power of
the press will show itself. He got
there.
Don't take us for im oyster,
.Brother "Op.' because yon found
. us on the half-shell. Did yon take
ih for a 'geese' because we tried to
fly?
Ferdinand Ward has been enn
teuced to imprisonment for ten
years in Sing Sing. The latest
report is to the effect that he is all
"stove up."
, Banking and photography go
hand-m-hand. The New York
banks now employ a special pho
tographer to take uegitiyes of any
auspicious parties Who may pre
sent check? for payment.
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Judge Henderson has expressed
himself well pleased with . the or
der and good behavior of Sierra's
peoplo. lie thinks they are posi
tive men, ol few words, and quite
Micro wliAn flirt piiha ml Id for it.
They tell a straight sioiy, nnd hit
the nail on the heud every clatter.
The kind mention made by Pro.
Kistler about the Advocate com
ing out on the half-shell, is - appre
ciated. There is always a reuson
for such a crime. Some ' of our
subscribers, who are in poor health,
could not stand a double 'close in
one week, and a feeling of consid
eration prompted the act It was
courtesy prompted us to send our
exchanges, aud while there are
some who would prefer whole-shell,
yet some are so afflicted that half
is enough. True, we came out a
little one-sided," but' this week' have"
broken out all over.
The grand jury found an indict
ment against Thomas Brandon
and A. McKelvy, charging them
with being implicated in the Lady
Franklin ore stealing. The charge
being, "For having concealed " stol
en property, knowing it to be bo."
Upon the evidence given before
the court by T. F. Chapman and
Ed. Doouttle, it was shown that
about August 17th, a sack of ore
was stolen from the Lady Frank
lin mine valued at $383.50, aud
found secreted in a carral in Hills
borough. The reporter could not
understand whether the charge re
ferred to the above mentioned
6ack, or other ore aid to have
been stolen. The defendants were
ably ' represented by Messrs. El
liott Pickett & Elliott and the
Territory by the uew District At
torney S. M. Asnenfelter. The
judge charged the jury to bring ii
a verdict for the defendants, there
being no grounis to snetin the
jditre. . .
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Juic Henderson haB decided
the case of Wade vs. AshenfeJter,
alter a long and lenrned argument
by all parties, in favor of, ,4V C.
Wade; holding that the Governor
has not the right to remove or sus
pend. The judge has shown him
self to be a hard student and well
read in law, and the short time he
has had to read the New Mexico
statutes, proves the fact that he is
a hard worker.
The Sunday Law stiould " be re
pealed, ns the enforcement of it
makes a great hardship upon all
parties. There is much to be said
for and against the justice of let
ting it remwiu on the statute books,
and at some' other timo we will
discuss the points. The District
Attorney cannot be censured for
corrying out the laws ns laid down,
and we hope the next legislature
will be composed of men who will
exercise reason on this as well as a
few other points of interest to
Sierra county.
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MEDICINAL PURPOSES-
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby civin, that the
unclaimed lots, tracts and parcels
of land,, and the improvements
thereon, situated within the Town
site of Hillsboro, County of Sierra,
Territory of New Mexico, having
been duly appraised, and said ap
praisement duly tiled. Now, there
fore in accordance with law and
authority iii me vested, I the un.
dersigned, President of the Board
of Trustees . of . the town of Hills
borough, in said Sierra county, do
hereby give notice to all whom it
may concern, that each'and every
one of said unclaimed lots, tracts
and parcels of lands, together with
the improvements thereon, will fe
offered foi sale at public vfdueto
the highest bidder for CHsh, at the
public office of the Hillsborough
Hydraulic Mining Company, in
slid town of Hillsborough, on the
16th day of November, A. D. 1885,
between the hours of sunrise and
sunset.
J. W. Ellis, G. M. Fuller,
Sec'y. President of the
Board of Trustees
of the town of Hills
borough. County of
Sierra, Territory of
oct 24-4t " New Mexico.
J. MORRIS YOUNG,
........
Attorny-'Vt.-Law.
Hillsborough, -' New Mexico.
Final Proof Notice.
'Land Offce at Las Cruces.
' Nov. yth, 188-3.
Notice i. here given that the fol
lowing named settlers have tiled no
tice of their intention to make final
proof in support 01 their respective
claims before the Clerk of the Probate
Court, at Hillsborough, N. M., on
December 19th, 1885.
Corpio Chavez, on Declaratory
Statement, No 1223, for w 1-2, s w
1-4; w 1 2, n w 1-4, sec 9, tp 14 s, r
5w. Witnesses:. G. M. Tomlinson,
Judson E. Strong, Wm. F.Hall and
Felix Gonzales, all of Sierra county,
N, M.
Harry Goodrich, on Declaratory
Statement, No. C59, for s w 1-4, 8 w
1-4, e 1-2 s w 1-4, sec 30, n e 1 4 n w
1-4, sec .31, tp 14 s, r 4 w. Witnesses:
G. M. Tomlinson, Win. F. Hall,
John North and Judson E. Strong,
all of Sierra county, N. M.
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