Sierra County advocate. [volume], November 28, 1885, Image 2

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JEATII or THE TICK rKEftllKST.
Tho angle of death baa passed
over our nation once more, on the
2oth, at 4:45 p. m., at his residence
in Indianapolis, Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks, Vice-President of the
United States, died. His death
was very sudden and unexpected.
The cause being attributed to par
alysis of the brain.
He was at the time of his death.
CG years of age. He had formerly
been governor of Indiana, a United
States senator from thesnme Blate,
candidate for vice-president on the
ticket with Samul J. Tilden iu
187C, and was elected vice-dresi-deot
on November 4, 1881, on the
ticket with Grover Cleveland. He
would, hnd he lived, been the pre
siding officer of the senate, which
is to meet at Washington on the
first Monday of next month. Mr.
Hendricks had always been a dem
ocrat in politics, nnd had held
nearly every office in the gift of his
party. This leaves the President
alone in the executive, and in case
of his demise before Marcli 18S9,
a successor will be elected by the
United States senate'.
?i!G (III III! Hi SMI.
tfflil Mil WOE Ri.
WILLIAM S, STANDISH, Proprietor.
(PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.)
Drags, Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, Stationary,
Confectioneries and Cigars.
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... rUKB LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES
HILLSBOROUGH, - - - NEW MEXICO
John Koogler, one of the largest
hearted newspaper men in New
Mex'co, has assumed charge of his
old paper, the Las Vegas Gazette.
Imported meu don't see m to do as
well as the old-timers.
MIKURA COUNTY VM. KIMI.VI.M.
"We, the people of Sierra county,
should be thankful for the bless
ings that have been showered upon
our heads to-day ns never before.
We can feel safe in our own homes,
being possessed of the knowldse
that the time has come when men
who have disregarded the rights
of others has come to an end. Law
end order must and shall prevail
in tho laud. The hard earned
money invested in property by our
settlers has, to-day, the protection
of the courts, and men can walk
the streets at any hour of the day
or night with the same safety as
in older and mure populous cities.
Our wives and daughters may uow
be Been upon the streets without
fear of insult. The don't-care ele
ment are rubbing their heads aud
there is a demand for thinking
caps with a few, while othors are
huning the best way out of the
cauntry. They have been put in
the balance and found wanting.
The scales of justice have been
held over the heads of the crimi
nal class for the third time, and
each time the hand of the law
bore heavily upon them. A few
more seasons of court, and ws of
Sierra county, will see a change in
the action of some who to-day are
disposed to call this law business
a force.
The impression that many have
will change, and they will find out
that the juries mean business, and
if it's justice you'ro after.you can be
accommodated in any size package
called for. If its murder in the
first degree, we will hang you; in
the second, imprisonment for life;
horse-stealing, five years and a fine
on the siae of $1,000; Assault and
battery, from one month to three
and a little fine of $5 to $150, ac
cording to how bad you want it.
We might run over a few more,
but think this sufficient for the
nresent In time the price list
will be published foi the accom
modation of those who may want
in be accommodated. Ihere is
one advantage we have, you are all
well known to the authorities, and
you want to "look a leedle oudt."
The Adtocate has a way of getting
at the bottom of facts, and all we
ask is a wink. We will get there,
Eli; and if you dou't behave, you
will get there, too. The next term
of court will be held in Aril. Pre
pare to meet the consequences.
King Alfonso, of Spain, died
November 23tL, at 8:45 a, m. At
the time of his death he was sur
rounded by the members of his
cabinet. The cabinet met imme
diately, and the Queen was ap
pointed regent. The body of the
King was intered in the palace of
the Escureal.
Col. Clay Taylor, who recently
Ti&ited Hillsborough in the intereht
of the land ofiice, has been ont of
employ of the government tinea
November 10th.
ELLIOTT, PICKETT & ELLIOTT,
Attorneys--at--Lav,
Hillsboro,
New Mexico
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i inmost ponuinr veexiy
towiionca, innobunioi.niKiiiwnnir flwruTeriM. in
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li. r illuiilntrd with tpleudid anirriwinmi. Inn
pnlj'.ieationfarniiilifBauiOTtyaluablBfncynlowdi
r.f iul.rmlicn nlli'.'h no puranimlinuld tin without.
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mieh vhat it circulation Mir y il '-! '
other import of iti claw com nd. Vnca w a
vr. l)irniittu(Jlubi. Md hv all nwdJor.
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JS OTIC 10.
Notice is hereby givin, 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, nnd said ap
praisement duly tiled. Now, there
fore in accordance with law and
authority iu me vested, I the un
dersigned. President of the lioard
of Trustees of the town of Hills
borough, in said Sierra county, do
hereby give notice to all whom it
may concern, that each aud every
oho of said unclaimed lots, ' tracts
and parcels of lands, together with
the improvements thereon, will be
offered for sale. at public vrdue to
the highnst bidder tor cash, at the
public oflice of the Hillsborough
Hydraulics Mining Company, in
said town of Hillsborough, on the
10th day of November, A. D. 1885,
between the hours of sunrise and
sunset.
J. V. Ellis, G. M. Fuller,
Sec'y. President of the
Board of Trustees
of the town of Hills
borough. County of
Sierra, Territory of
oct 21-4t New Mexico.
jTmorkis YOUNG,
Attorney-At-Ln w.
Hillsborough,
New Mexico.
Final I'koof Notice.
Land Offce at Las Cri-ces.
Nov. 9th, 1833.
Notice i. here given that the fol
lowing named act tiers have tiled no.
tice of their intention to make final
proof in support oi their respective
claims before the Clerk of the Probate
Court, nt Hillsborough, N. M., on
December 19th, 1885.
Corpio Chavez, on Declaratory
Statement, No 1228, for w 1-2, s w
1.4; w 1 2, n w 1-4, sec 9, tp 14 s, r
5 w. Witnesses: G. M. Tonilinson,
Jtnlrfon E. Strong, Wm. F. Hall and
Felix Gonzales, all of Sierra county,
N. M.
Harry Goodrich, on Declaratory
Statement, No. 659, for w 1-4, s w
1-4, e 1-2 w 1-4, sec 30, n e 1 4 n w
1-4, ec 31, tpl4s, r4 w. Witnesses:
G. M. Tonilinson, Wm. F. Hall,
John North and Jurtson E. Strong,
all of Sierra county, N. M.
Joh.v It. McFie,
nov 14-5t Rogistcr.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies A mar
vel of purity, strength and whole
eomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with the multi
tude of low te6t, hort weight, alum
or phophate powder. SOLD ONLY
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