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HILLSBORO, 8ATUKDAY. April
Circular Letter
from
Tifrntlvd fotnmlUoo nf ( cnlral Sew
Xcxlro Ciil tie Growers' Am'u
to lilt)
.MElirKRS OE TIIK Association.
At (lie regular annual nicotine of
the Central New Vex ion Cattle Cirow
rrs Association held srAlbuquero,uc
March 11, 188(1, the following resol
utiun, recommended hy your rxccii
tive comiiiiile was tinnnimoinly
'lojtted :
Hmuhvil, That owing to the
fact that Territorial Association
lit been formed wherein it i pro
posed to transact nil of t ho Kxeeuli ve
work of the local association and,
Wjikkka. Thnt the Central J tw
Mexico Cattla Growers' Association
cover a largo area, and.
WilKliKts, To continue a an or
gsuiizal ion in active operation might
interfere and conflict witb the work
of the tentorial organisation, nnd,
Wiirkra, The Central New
Bfrxioo Cattle Growers' Association
has, during its two year's existence,
accomplished great good, nnd by its
vigorous action in the apprehension
and prosecution of rattle thieves,
bioken up various organized bands
of thieve und sent a grc.it number
to the penitentiary where they are
now serving out their term of im
prisonment, n well n causing many
outlaw and had c'uinieicr to lenve
t lie territory, and,
WiirnrAS, our unices are com-1
paralively free from the lawless elo
metit thut bin tern oo serious a
menace to our intercuts, nnd,
Wjikrkas, In the accomplishment
of this work the same bus been at
tended with a buye expense thut
ha encumbered thin association
with a burden of debt, and,
W'MKl.E.ts, In order to roli.-ve this
association of t lie debt now inclined,
ns veil a to carry out n plan fur the
disnrg.iiiiation of tho association,
and the organia' ion of the inter
-t of Ihe cattle men of Ibo conn
ties of lb rnnlilio, Viilcncirt, Soeorm
and Sierra, be it therefore,
Jr:ulvi'tl, That the executive
cemniittco are hen by instructed to
rolled upon tbo assessments ordered
a expeditiously as'possiblo, and so
soon a:l all the debts are paid that
they then order the ictuin of any
lurplita fund that nitty he on bund
pro rata to tho artive membership of
the association, and make public
Hiinounccnient through the. New
Mex ico Stock Clrower, thnt lb (Vii
trl New Mexico Cattle Growers'
Association bus been dieotgani.od
and no longer in existence as an A
ociiition, and that the association
shall then be di.-oiohed.
This coinso was rendered ncccs
f;iry anil was ad 'mimI by the execu
tive committee fur several reasoiis: '
1st, Tho area of the country em
braced within the liniils of this iin
aociation, covering nearly L'Otl miles
efjnare, too lurpo for one association.
Z.el. At tli" 1 1 mo or tho orjaiiiza
ti.ni of t hi unsocial inn the territory
embraced, iirno especially t he soul It
em and western portion of it, was
the homo and iiiil I of operations of
a large number of cattle and horse
thieves and outlaw front varum
atale and territories, of several
mall bands of thieves who were
working in I.armony with other in
eastern Aiujiia in running olf stoek,
arid there existed in Sierra eouutv
half scorn of the worat outlaw nnd The nuipmeiit of dir..ed mi t in- in New ilc.iio. I!ut never ii.'hd,
thieves in tho central portion of tbo j tesd of on t he hoof is being uitated j we, the people, tiro foolish to say
territory biiinl the bar In the ' w idely. Tbo railroads oppose it for ; anything about tlte things. The
Leavenworth ami Santa Va IVititeif I the res. in that it p bettor to j ballot box is the p! i to icnliite
tiaric until at th! present time, and , chip live meat, but it i. only a null ! 1 1 is, ami next rice', iu.t tho time lo
for the oast few months, tho raritfc , ter of time until a lar?! portion of: do it.
of the ineinber of this association j I he wcstei n cattle wiil go lo the
have been comparatively free from , market onV e Keiitinel.
It. rli.nreilulions of thieves and
tome, v aoe, K'U tis wli.'il von j v '"" r, lnl: l"""111" ' " "-'"'
ii Tor li.i v in s: in-
Wo lisrcby lufurui lire fotbllc (list i wil! j
tiuL l. rfjHiiHiblt l'trtho a'-roiiiit or dtbU , A.
of ..-lui'to;. s. iwie1!;. iuini, n Iv en i'li!Ur-a or I
k i i-ih'-oiH ii linui a written i' vsrtjal uriler I
froie vi Ui il.nl i l!Vi t. .1, K. Cimii, i
their inve.-tmenl in cattle and
horse made safe and profitable.
In the caie of J.yi;c!i Bros. vs.
firavson et ul., now on Uial at I. us
M !T.
yj 'vi.MTMi ii:;
vi"xa:s.e'H4 ni
s.l n.nel. work within so bort : t'f'tr t lei tins m. tier Ko '' l efauil
1 ..,.,1 ,1., , r ..lr i r..ii 1 in: c:ifi: is lie l.r-L
Vade tell us what
kno'v about the Weaiherford t aie. i 'ianiHKes o! iMeu,
leclcd Irs herd w i i li the J u x .is lever, r
f t he kind in :
a iid idiirh interest is j
result. Col. lly-1
to be hurt.---Silver Citv I"1'1" " ",i Uif' l'1"1""1'. ihumuiiccu j
l the II, bb lo piove, that the disea-se;
fii.ln t lie e;,ri ie.t iriie. I
the let I it';i v,
a petiod of time upon an usse-nnent i '""1 '' criminate yourself. A full
).'. ,,t ,ii,K- r,i l (nil) lo 11)0.0(10 rat- expose will soon be made of this
lie bus iieccarilv nut a heaw lax piece of dirty work, nnd aomebo.ly j ,m""ft-u'd
Hie me.nbcrhit)--.rc per head ! " K"'"K to 1. hurt. Silver City!
tin- i lid i fcr 1 SS t. L 12c r.er bead Henti ul -
. .. ' t , u.. .... t ! - i had exi-lt
lor the year nnjnnu i i-pcjr-i in-u , , ,
, . ::.;. 1 Thu silence of the Hio Grand" f-r w hen l!n: cnili'.reu ol 1-rael went
tor imo, io nwiuM'ii
ia:icn'j 3.u .'0 sj:!i vy hi im 01 im
.":. J- (H.t Vltlt.V j tUJlMt't v.t
&UmX AT.istfi XS33 SHi
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n. R. n ai.i.vr
Iirbr in
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tew;:'.l;;'-'H,
l-v;t-i;
M-jjJ3 HI
tion fees and annual due, bringing
about the general desire on the jiart
of the nimber for a relief from th'
burden of h avy assCHinents.
1th. That smaller aaaociation of
a more local nature. sy one each in
Northeastern,' Northwestern, aouth-
eastern ank southwestern cornel of
tin- teriilory beirlofoie embraced in
the Central New Mexico organiza
tion, can better arrange, for round
up anil can moro satisfactorily sub
erve the common interest of their
membership and at a very alight ex
pense, than Ihe present 'arge asso
ciation. fall. Owing to the recent organi
xation of a territorial asiociatiou for
i he discharge of general and execu
tive work such ! has heretofore
J'epuldican concerning land frinuls
ai d tiro "greut and good'' f'(), (.'lay
'li-ylor, i o dense that it ran be cut
with a knife. This tilrncn uouml
oiniiious and indicate pretty clearly
that somebody is "guilty'1 nho is
clofely connected with that paper.
iSil vtr Citv Sen I inel.
In traveling over the agricultural
lands of tin; valley, say the I.a-i
l ruee liepnol lean, a maikeij im
provcnient is visible in every direc
tion. Hue laiuls are Ik in),' put un-j
uer culliviition, new ditches made,
and u more lively interest is mani
fested in gene'iil. I'tess.
Yes, but you cannot get any pure
for your produce after you raie it, as
the Santa Fe road can lay it down
cheaper than you can allord to raibe
it. The Santa Fe road luu u corner
as ibo Northern Central and Lincoln
county anHiciiitions, there remain
no longer any necessity' of audi an
organistion a this.
(air lly disorganizing the Centra
Aseociatioti and organizing into four
local iisMu int ions at suggeitled, the
territory now embraced within I lie
limit of this association will obtain
a representation of eight in the ex
ecutive committee of the teriitoiinl
association iiutcad of two.
For these reason, your executive
committee deemed it bet at our
Hireling buhl just previous lo the
annual meeting, to suggest anil
leconimend Ibo action afterwards
taken by the association at its annual
spring meeting, March 111, l.HKli,
We also have to report that your
executive committee have very
thoroughly examined into the ac
count of receipt and expenditures
of Mr. (. 1- Ihooks as secretary and
treasurer of I lie association and that
we find them in erery. way correct
and accompanied by the proper
voucher for all expense incurred
from the organization of the Associ
ation to this executive committee,
of any expenditure made by him
that was not fust authorised by the
executive committee.
liy thu action of the association at
their regulai meeting, cutis arc. snade
for tho catilu men of Dcriialillo and
Valencia counties to meet at Albu
querque, Monday, April ."lh and
the cuttle men of Socorro and Sierra
counties to meet at Socorro, Thurs
day April 'J'Jnd, for the purpose of
carrying out the plan of reorganiza
tion ns suggested by your executive
committee, or such other plan a
may seem adviaile to those present
when such meeting take place-
Hound-up for the spring and
summer will also be arranged at
these meetings and your committee
urgently request a full attendance.
The meeting at Albuquerque will
bo called to order by I'resident 1 1 .
II. Atkinson, if bubo present, or by j
either J. A. Stiuson or V. A. littl-
vey, number of the executive com-
in it too. The meeting at .Socorro
w ill be called to order by Secretary
(i. L. I'rooks.
I u conclusion, your committee beg
to sav that thev have, to the best of
Hie largest ami oest org.uuzeil l.aiul (lu.jr Hl,illty, discharged lhodut.es
ol cattle ami Iiorau Uucvcj evor
known in the territory. Their or
ganization was so period and em
brsctjil so many individuals in both
New Mexico and A rizomi and llu ir
operation!, rnusU:ii)g in running oil
cattle to their rendezvous in lite
M mutilans in th S k i Carlos reser
vation, the establishing and supple
ingof butcher shops, running horses
intj Old Mexico and the protection
of thieve and outlaw in general,
were so systematic ally planned and
xeetited, that tho oili.eis o( the j
law and tho cuttle and horse owners, 1 J Fountain will make art etfort
c'jnsiJured in an individual sense, ; o be elected a member of the loner
seemed powerle to break up ibe j bouse front Dona Ann arid Lincoln
giug. Thi association not ouiy ' counties.
thoroughly broke up lliis largo or-I ;
nized gang of thieves, aeuding! It costs twice as much to ship a
ir i, . . .. i ..:
la.ieiiupon tno larger niiauu. ,.,, ,., rt,,f ,),!
lory, and they propose to hold it un
til we get some square men in Ihe
legislature.
Again wo me compelled to con
tradict the seemingly official report
that (icrnnimo had surrendered.
Oeroninio together with Natchez
and a band of twenty-four bucks
me in camp a few miles houiIi of Ibe
ine in Mexico, and say that they
will surrender whenever (len. Crook
is ready. lint even if they should
do ho, ii would not end (he war for
Maligns at Ibo head of thirty war
riors is still in the held, and prob
ably several other small bands.
down into ICrypl, tln-y look theili.-'-eiiso
v. ith thi io and infected tie'
lieidi ,.f ihe i".;y;i! i.i'-.s, which died
in grew I ii'n.leos, w!.iic the cattle
of tin I -i Mei.tcs , I v iiig ino- ulated
with ili.-li in jut, il id not, mller from
it were hardened or accustome 1 lo
it. Tbo Sacred Writings Were i:
ti'wdueed as a leading authority, ul
t hough there was a hot debate as to
the t ame of the book, Col. Tom
Cation insisted I hat it fdiouhl be
spoken of ns the Holly I'iblee, whil"
Col. f!viieis:i insisK d that it was ihe
Holy liible, and w'len . Judge Hon
ders.ni mildly auggcslcd that it
should be spoken of a.i tho Holy
liible, they both j. u ned hut ly against
him, insist mg that, tlicn; was no
ueh word as "holy" known to tho
law. Tribune.
Of;i no -f.-u )',.l- Ci""t:ii.v.! V. t-'ju b) ,t
II I-A :,;! t .1 j-o'J !;.. f
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(T-.Hs-iHivn Krjur.it
H ,fi tiisr T i",!'l ft'-in'.'M ;il:"l
LH-j.i l.ijJ'J 'Ji.'.il b.'-.'iilH'iiiJ
I ,.4 A ru
Kail Arrival niifl i(-Jinij tf -
1. s v -1
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Kllieot Itplak T
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H lit 4 II IvMiiVS-,
j.V3'j3 3i:i fcAte:
d:
Y GOODS
in Iery Mex. '
e:f H'a i,';e
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Louij.
The pnik cao has been set for
liKiiring before the land ollico at Las
Cruce April 'JS. Il was otiginally
srl for March 10, but was postponed
on aocounl of the deaih of Win.
Ilond who had filed oil the property
under the desert land act. The 10
cision will involve the title to (he
entire south bull' of Sec. "7. Dom
ing Headlight.
How i this, we understand by the
Headlight (which carries, a pocket
full of free railroad passes, that the
companies bad devoured all thosi!
people, body 111. d soul without salt
'J'lie tarilf question is getting in
to a still worse Istig'e in the House,
u ml the chance! now are that if the
Meirnoii bill is passed, it nil! be by
its niuiii . Tho rol'oriiieis, being
pledged to some sort of tanil' legis
lation, are. dcierioi nod to pass a bill,
even if it dosu'i do anything.
There is much talk of trailing, by
which Urn bill is whittled down so as
to satisfy certain interests- It is
claimed that the only thing of im
portance the committee ha thus far
secured on tho free list, is inauu
facluicu lumber. liepuhlican pro
tection ist s i Uiliie from this ihatcdr-i
tain lifiiiocrals iTlmse statu in lor-1 hest
1
.Vo'.icc to i'assencrg.
I'amengera f,,rSt. Louis and the East ;
should buy tickets via H.u.stkaD and j
the "I'm n o I. ine." by this means get j
through car without cbango to St. I
Including New Silk, Colorad Cashmeres, Ladies Cloth, Maid, F;r.cli
Ciinghamt and Priiitj.
Kw utiiand fancy ggod f trerr desoriliwa. l.uUof
I. WlStl.lKT.
(j. I'. A. ''Frisco Line,"
Si. Louis, Mo.
&ew!Soota.2oc nnd lathing
P PV??!1! Ml I ill rs'lsudsnd UscouriuotJ. Utsofths older stjck marked dawn aJ tisoew
liWllJlWl hht Sill eh.aper than ever.
I aks: valli y N Mi x Cigars and Tobacco, QuecnGwuro etc.
Two trauips were winking the
Ion 11 yesterday on the begging
racket, and struck the wrong place
whenihey reached I'olieeniau Mi
guile's residence. Maguire was at
home and quietly marched tho beg
gars off to t he city jail. A Unlquer
que Journal.
That policeman should be
"bounced" at once. It is no crime
to ask foi bread whe-i our country
and its robbing monopolists have
brought our workmen to ibis condi
tion. Mnguiro ought to be let. out
immediately.
Thi house is now supplied with
not only a good table but a!.u the
sleeping apavtmen s in town.
esls might stand in tho va of their
voting for ihe bill, Lavs ngitedtoi
vote for il if their interest were,' with or without Loin. Mi.
cared for. Ii it should ho developed
that this is the case, Kepublicnn
w ho are protectionist say they will
vote with the Heniociata who are
fleet! sdeis 11L belli I . nnd leiss the' !
, 1
bill as proposed by Mr. .Morrison.
If there is tin attempt made t ( dis
criminate, they will insist upon cjii
sistency, and im.ko all nitli r alike.
fctf- Finot Brand of Wius aud Liquor alnay 011 hat.
Iew
CO.
D. G. Meredith,
Proprietor.
Ceronhno ar.c! ia'.c!:o5 Esc?.:jsJ i
Ceo W.WiijinmsXCo.,;
J :! rs and Watch -n.aV.us. j
PRO?RITCRS O? TK2 !
111111.
H2
I-13 3 i i
lske Valley lMEnbsro,
imposed upon them and tbatlhey
will continue to so act until the af
fair of tbo association are wound
up to the credit and honor of all
concerned.
W. W. Tims,
Chairman F.x. Committee.
Atteot, t. L. UuooKS,
ifecietarv.
Wonder if Itro. Pickson of the
Oplice er stopped to think why il
was that New Mexico shipped ail of
herbu'ter, eggs, chickens. Ilour and
nearly everything else from Kansas
and Colorado. Come, Joseph, (.111
yon tell us why there are no liouving
mills in New Mexico? this loo , in a
country where ihey raise from ,10 to
SO bushel of wheat to the acre?
Can you tell us Ibo. Dickson, why
meat canncro are a failtuie in New
Mexico ? Can you tell us whs Las
Ci io cs cannot ship hci iapes and
apples its far as lcmin
Giore.
TTIth Kiaks inn! t ;. Sijtinws- l- Mannser Jewel, v ih-pai tment : Mri
I Ma i i k, late wiih S. IL Lucas A Cn . ;
ilvcr Citv. 1
!Eii.r,r.s l
lb. Ine Men .
(VKKY L ri''i
)
W I.HN fsm V
ba- rescheil
pin.
I'F.MINC,
NIV.V MKXICO.
111a. wlnlo 111
ATail-i, Chiefs
, hcele a b". 11k
i oil 'i '!!. IV.
rlc
r s'iy
1 1C
Ne vs
quarters at
ehiirge of
Nelchrs am
for liheitv :
March J.'.
Tv en l.v.l wo buck s 0 1 1 t
squaws e.-cipcu u'i": i'--- chiefs
.Neither ( eron i mo. N :i .-b. :i 1
of lliose who e, 'lined b..te 1 cc
eaplme I.
'I he ..ll.er h : :' stitl in
ehnrge of Lieut M;r.i-, giin,; sou:!
w est .
The e.jetipe was made in Ihevi
ciuilyiif San !! ma: di an 1 an, h.
How Lieut. Mans permitted tin
chiefs to escape is not explained,
but be should be held In strict ao
ro nit for bis diM:oUs blunder.
All.
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Lye, Cr.raiiJ HriWmititt, '
fr T. J. 1 at. m. of t ' i o Sur.!.ial in-I
Urinary of Induinapolitt, will ,,. at the,
l.'io (liuinle Hotel, I, as I 'ruces. from
1 1 1 ' 1 10 00, 11 110 1 io m in 1 ri. la v 1
and Sulur-bf, A j 1 1 1 10; li an 1 nil,.- - j
ye;-: ne a Sugar, FUur, Grain, Molo,.e,: fotatoe. C.Kud CU. ai
and .lef..n;n..s, to: I has Firaicbteii.l ....... '.
u 1 . , ft , fljipi mil',
; I'l.T.' I 'l:ri e
; Alii iciel cm
j etlieiei't br.ti
I r-iii..l di.-c.e
jri'hc'l. Iia
, .!.!. ii'ioi n
: ' l.ll'.Oi ico 1.
lit ii'-a a I ci oss c en. I
inserted :.nd llie innsl
s fort h cure of elno feet, :
s, crooked limbs, Ac. fur- j
treated without pain or
ci I :: i:!c-'i Mel a m a j
in:. 1 i:k is
Mi SI tEGKCry,
lit.llllv ll'lllkll,
Legal Plank. Confectionery, Fruits,
Cigar and Tobacco.
f.'Mo:i, - . Xric Mr;:ico.
V
Samrtlilu In a Name After
.No i'i -paraii'.ii ir ..11 t:.i.s pa,- r wo! ;
(no miles) 1 aeei'i ted by bis b mor, Win. i. j
J, . , 1 . . , .Miuir, on 11 1: 01 we I aci tout l e
compete with Kansas and t ali- . . ., T , , ,, . ..
1 ",'OI M.M-ll 111 1 I I I S I . 1 1 ku. ...I 04 I
fomia fruit in price? And Mill, j . ..NIW,.,,-. f Vl. !'.
Josie dear, yen tell us the railroad j Nourse. Since the id...ve iiir..riiiatioii
don't discriminate. What do voii ' '.as been rccched, Mr. Nourse has lest
Atchison, Topcka
AND.
ca'lit? We fear that von are a:;
Ibis berl girl. The
1 . 1 .... 1 1 1 . .
. , , ' lit ' 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 ' .1 1 'c 1 1 x 1 i
,,.r r,-.,t, ti.,,-..A ,1 ., It....
" ' ; be bo-hci lc l an.l l.iiniel under t!
Diek.on, and not from honest con -, hv ,.,,,.
viction.
Santa To aiiroad
Our Stock it
!
1 Our Pr!c8 Low.
!
1
i
: The Best Assortment of I:ancy and Staple
-
Groceries in Town.
Also a Geed Lias f tlats.aud Cap, Boots and Sltoe, all Solid Litkr, wsjr
rnt.d I 9 Uf.
& I'rompt stteation tiv is Crdsn from i(hboriug rauips. "UW,
uuarx- ol our:
..sod, 1 1 e will I:i coi.ntclion with the
Il is ru red that our own Nicho
las (ialle Till be a candidate for
lepiesentative from fcieria county,
Horace (ireelv tuice w rote the follow -
i 1 . sublime lines " I le k is.-ed her 11 ader
the flairy skies'' but the i:ili llient
com posi tor w ho was not .'.tn.iiii ar with
Mr. dreelev'a mail nscri pi. set il up
thus: "lie kicked her no 1. r t'i;- cedar
slabs " and then weal t st.
jAllantic & Pacific R.R;CJlot3aisas partaaa,
Tho Las Vegas Optic hauls us
over tho coal for speaking of ibe
discrimination practiced by tbeS. F.
H. It. and remarks very earnestly
that said road doe lint discriminate, j
Il is useless to sav that the Optic , .. ,,
' Las ( ruces. N. M.
pets a pas and i on the "policy" M.u.11 'c'i fsv'.
tide of the quest ion, but we are -not j Notice is h ereby cn 1 11 thut the ap
goic.jj to allow a "policy retort" l pro l plats ..f Ir.e ti. nal
......il.or "ouhlie in-iice." It .11 I Townships S. !', 111. II. Sonih Laue
1 i
j TIIK
! u:::at middle noriE
between Ihj M:.- niri river ari l tlie
j I'a. ilie coast. The only through
I line from the Missuiui river to
SOUTHEHiNi COLORADO
ANIi
Tht largest stock of good errr opsntd in town at prire that Ief m
j petition. Th ladies are specially inxitfd to call aud in jf wet stock assl
price. Falronsg aolicitsd from neighboring eauips.
' No blow; No tslk; No farcy pness iki; Conrias ynrMlf kr
i
PJEVV rvlEX.CO.
salliag ea a
I i-i.t T,i nv'ii,, s '1 li
"ih pcnds upon whose ox is coved." I . '
11 " .'east, township 11, i
II tho Optic ox was gored now it i j w,. Township 1
would roar.
no
thruo of il leaders to ibo peuueu- j car load of produce from Icming to
tiry, drivingTully twenty or iw y ' Kansas Citv it doe from Kan.
five of t member I'roui the tern- ! a City to Iteming, and Joe lbckaon
.ore, severs! of them with indict-1 sa the .Santa Fe road don't discriiui
;nrits prnJinj at fi.-ii.c to liiejuate.
.jorialiou of 1-1,00') and an addition- J
n dividual sxpenss t j the cattle j A eomuiunication to the Tomb-';r-u
t in Sierra county, notably t stone from Ft. Apache bv way of
.'1 Jb f 1 " SI Oil hi, I at-,. YV I !..., .,..1... ll.A llll.llt u I t but I ; ,. ...a ., In,.! .1? t,..,l-H' Wt V L itl.l
- ' -I j ... :,.,,.,. uill tit n-.-pol.. 1 f-,r J:l Is .i.,
in New Mexico hy giving largo ehip- lirl(.e,( 'l!u-.ic,n.
.nth Lange i I'iiHhkih SffcfiiKj Cms Can-inl
111. I liitllr :
jwst. Township hi Soiil.i
TI,. i. not . ni!ive hool hnv io 1 v,Lt' T""-'"i 1 "Utll
New Mexico but what can inlorm
Hit-editor or the Optic How discrimi-; tnf surveyor .racial an 1 w
listing Jii(;h tarilf ha virtually ; tiled in tliis oib. e, April
checked lb investment of money
Ihu.ge ,
Halite
1 1. 1 ne,. 3
west. Township Pi South Uange ;t .
west, have thi day luv:i re-.ive 1 (Vun J
b,, ,:.;: '
i, in je
er. I land Odice. A!lr wunn eai.
r.r'.ke up several smaller band and pnt are liable to lcaxe at any Ino-tL.---.ugh
its ytein of reward and inent, as they arc all pnitinj; on
--csive action, placed uiore than th'ir aint and ha inf war dances.
-rs iu Kaiuaa City rates over their
road whicb cannot be bad by people I
I. I'Vi M s C,
ll'Fl I ,
l;e-S.
i all t.'j press Twins.
The Fating Houses along the line fj
the r . I are uosurpas'e L They
ar under the manauenn-nt of
Mr. Harvey, of Kaunas City 1
1HS
Lest hide! mansirer in the country. '
1 hose house are o arrange.! that from
Kansa t'iiy lo I'einniir. pavhencr
have their re alr.r im ais. arid
van get. sl;. a Srst-c'a
tte'l co, '. i !'i,.i'.rt a reasonable ;ric-. ;
Cheap House.
HERRIN. ' KELLER and MILLER
Hillsboro and Lake Valley