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SIERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE
HILLS BOROPGH, NEW MEXICO.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 188G.
No rain wanted.
John Worden was in the city.
Canada Alamosa about washed
away.
County conimiasioners meet
October 4th.
Joe Tborn, on the democratic
ticket, will run well.
The gentle voice of Mr. Spike is
again heard in the land.
Lewis Enhler, (hough slightly
disfigured, is still iu the ring.
Democratic primaries will be
held to-day throughout the county.
The Sierra ,Co. Advocate will be
found on sale at Standish's drug
store. A petition to relieye sufferers at
Alamosa is being circulated m
Kingston.
Fifty Jndiaus passed through
town yesterday, on their ay to
the Navajoe reservation.
What's the matter with candi
dates for the legislature? No au
uouncements ns yet.
Master Johnny Crews was
thrown from a burro Thursday
last, and hud ins arm broken.
Who wants to be County Com
missioner? Who wants to be
J ustice of the Fence? Who wants
tj be Supt. ot Public Instruction?
I he campaign in this county
this year will be close, short, Bharp
and very earnest. Both parties are
pretty equally divided.
The republican executive com
mittee are doiug little or nothing
in Sierra county. Com, come,
boys, this won't do.
Thos. Murphy and Lewis K.ihler
of rnlomas, hud some misunder
standing. Result: busted hand
and sore head.
It is now an assured fact that
Mr. Thos. Murphy, our worthy
Mierift, positively declines to
be a caudidate for re-election
From tin Chloride Black Range. J
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Beckett now
reside iu Peoria, Ills.
The late heavy rains somewhat
paralysed the Chloride creek
road.
Work on the Chloride creek road
will commence Monday morning
uext.
How to be happy. Attend to
your own affairs nud let other
people's alone.
The republicans of New Mexico
are going about their work this
year iu a manner that will win, J
Mr. Story made many friends
during his short visit beie and
will receive a hearty support from
this vicinity.
There is every indication that
mining operations in this camp
will be more active this fall thau
any time since the '81 boom.
There are fair prospects of several
mining companies commencing
active operations in the near fu-Curo.
O'Donovnn Kossa went to sleep
in a New lurk restaurant the other
r.ight, and the proprietor covered
him up with a British flag. His
words cannot be printed. They
would bum holes in the paper.
Rumor has it that deputy sheriff
Lull will be a candidate for the
sheriffalty of Hierra county, but
not Lin ing his announcement we
cannot 6ay.
OtHonimo and Natchez remain
in San Antonio, Texas, until it is
nettled whether they are to be
tried for their villainies in Arizona
or not.
The following prominent per
sons made a short sojourn in our
city recently: J. E. Jennisonand
daughter, John Kennedy, Thos.
Scales.Mary Yaple, Win. Little
field, John Yaple and others.
The telephoue office is now per
manently located in the .sheriffs
offiice, next to the Unjpn hotel.
Much credit is due W. C. Hadley,
who has had" the courage "to come
to the front and put his money
into this enterprise. With Marble
auA ILidlej at the helnj, the future
success of the telephone line is as
sured. Music played in Kingston
can bejieard plainly in Hilabbro.
TJie deiuocracy'of Sitrra county
are 'putting forth the delusive
aigunifcul that Dtvyr has no inter
est in, or sympathy with, the
mining element- This is a silly
campaign - subterfuge, far-fetched
and presumptuous. Mr. Dwyer
isnow, ud always has been, in
sympathy with the mining in
dustry, and if eltcted, will do all
inhispowei to foster that indust
ry. During the Inst cprwis year
1,120 new newspapers were started
in the United States, and 9G5 of
those previously started perished
for lack of support.
The projectois of these enter
prises always leceive any quan
tity of promises of support, and
mighty little of anything else un
til after long years of hard labor
end the expenditure of larg sums
of mouey. ,
News reached here last Monday
of the accidental shooting of Chas.
Yaple. Charlie was riding on the
range and had occasion ta leap a
ditch. In doiug so, his pistol es
caped from the belt, and striking
him on the hip, exploded, innictinc
an ugly but not dangerous wound.
Mr. A. M. Story and Mr- Rey
nolds, two level headed republi
cans, no m Kingston are in
Chloride today. Mr. ritory will
apptiar before the republican
county convention in quest of the
nomination of candidate for sheriff.
Mr. Story is an intelligent, pleas
ant pentleman and makes an ex.
cellent impression upon those who
meet him. Black Range.
We uie clad to note the hos
pitality extended to our republican
friends during their visit through
the northern part of the couuty
The Black Range is correct. Mr
Story is a pleasant, agreeable gen
tleman and a man who will be
credit to the position he seeks.
Mr. Story is a capable, honest
miner, and while the Advocate
awaits the actions ot the conven
tion before disclosing its choice,
we must admit that Alex M. Story
is a No. 1 man for the office.
D. Do you approve of the incon
siderate and unwarranted action
of the National Administration in
its bullying and browbeating de
mand upon a friendly sister re
public? 10. Do you approve of the revo
lutionary action of Gov. Ross and
the Territorial administration in
attempting to displace Territorial
officers in defiance of law and the
decisions of the law of the Ter
ritory?
11. Have you a free pais on the
hanta re railroad and if you
answer in the affirmative pleas
state who gave it to you and what
for?
Inquisitive Democrat,
TO ANTHONY JOSEPH
Democratic Deleqate to Com
gress:
The voters of Dona Ana county
ask you to answer ths following
questions:
1. Would vou have beeu a lpfral
voter if the Republican party had
not have secured the adoption of
the 15th Amendment to the Con
stitution of the United States?
2. Are you iu favor of a tariff
for the puroe of protecting
American industries and American
laborers?
3. AY hen the present adminis
utiou was howling that 95 per
cent of the laud entries in New
Mexico were fraubulent, and thus
foully aspersed the character of
the good people of the Territory,
did you in any manner or at any
time in Congress, as the duly as-
credited representative of New
Mexico, raise your voice in protest
against such villainous asper
sions?
4 What have you to say to the
citizens of Dona Ana county in
justification of your attempt to have
Fort Seidell abandoned and the
military forces of the government
removed from the couuty?
5. How is it that in the matter
of land grants you have secured
favorable action on the part ot the
Surveyor General of your private
land grant, while the same officer
has taken unfavorable action to
ward the bona fide community
grants in Dona Ana ceunty; such
unfriendly action tending to the
rejection uf the Dona Ana, Santa
Xomas, Juesilla and otner sucn
grants, and thereby imperilling
the homes of more than bait ot
our population.
6. Is it not true that tha mail
facilities of Dona Ana county, and
more particularly the mail service
between Las Cruces and the county
of Lincoln have been reduced by
the democratic administration at
Washington since your lncnni-
bency of the ofliae you now hold,
and has not such reduction been
entirely due to your neglect and
want of influence in the admin
istrative circles?
7. What bill or measure have
yon caused to lie enacted into a
law for the benefit of $ew Mexico
sine you have been the represen
tative of the Terrtiory?
8. Were the charges preferred
by you against Governor Ross be
fore the Senate Committee true,
and why did yoa go back on your
self and withdraw them?
The leading feature of the ter
ritorial fait will be the grand show
of editors on the ifci day thereof.
The Stockman will endeavor to be
represented. -Colfax Co. Stockman.
Yes, thats all right for you
fellows who have passes, but the
Ed. of the Advocate pitys
his way, consequently he cannot
be there.
The state question will probably
become an issue in the present
campaign, at least it is the hobby
that Mr Joseph will perhaps ride
to death in the futile endeayor
to be re-elected. Optic
That's what we want, and tho
Advocate favors the transforma
tion. We don't believe that Col. G. N.
Prichard was the man who said
"Damn the newspapers." George
knows, if he knows anything, that
it was a newspaper man who stuck
to him when he made his debut
into territorial politics This, too,
when all but the paper man had
tied.
L. Wells, of Lake Valley, will
make an excellent sheriff, and if
nominated, will surely be elected.
Wells will add great strength to
the republican county ticket.
It is rumored that the Deming
strangling ring have bought the in
fluence of the Albuquerque Demo
crat to abuse Harvey WhiUhill
and other democrats of Grant
county.
Our pioneer barber, Mr. Martin,
is again at his post, and as a pro
fessor of criuicultural ab.
scaudicision he has few equals.
He is again ready for business
and will stay sober for a long, long
time. He welcomes back all his
old and many new friends. Give
him a call.
A petition was raised last
week, in Hillsboro to extend the
A. T. A S. F. from Lake Valley to
Hillsboro, eighteon miles. 12,000
was subscribed, with a probability
of raising much more.
Robert Sowall, of Like Valley,
will attend promptly to all for
warding and commission business
entrusted to his care. If you have
any freight to ship or rceive, write
him to attend to it. Charges mod
erate.
We ore glad to call the attention
of our citizens to the advertise
ment of Chas Zahn fc Co., who
have just opened a first-class
bakery and confectionery in Hills
boro, where all can be accom
modated with the "staff of life."
Important Notice
to hunters and trappers. I pay
the highest prices for raw furs
and skins, specimens, birds and
water fowl's Bkb. Send for price
list to
W
Mwl.r of
In the Dlelrlct l'uri of the r nrj .' lic'.l
Dielrlct, Territvrr ef New Mexico, within end
tor the county of Sierra, therein,
November term, A. D. leM.
Jerome H. Nultna, I
t ritinlif.l . I
"ml Uf Debt end Attachment.
The Black Kan( If I- I Damagea, ITJJ.tW.
Inr and Milling Com-1
pauy, a t'orporalieu,
Defendant.
Tho aaid defendant, tbt Heck Raege Mining
end Milling Company, a corporation daly In
corpoiaird under lbo lawa of tbt Staitof llli
noie, tniled li lea of America, la hereby not!
tad that a anlt at law bjt an action in '-debt" kaa
brrn commenced areiinl it in tha Tblra Judi
cial BUlrict Court, of tbt Territory of New Ma
ico, witbln and for tho county of Sierra, by tha
id Jerome II Kulton, plainlttT tha funeral
bjeel and uurowe of .aid lull, la to recover Iba
uui or inree uonared ana nity (') emiara
damagea, tbe aainc being for mid on account ef
e judgment in favor of eald Jemmo B Nallon,
plaintiff, aninil tha aald Black Kaage Miulnf
and MillluK Company, including latcratii and
coata of court therein that aald judgment ait
o obtained on tbe aecond day of January, A. 1.
1HIW, in lUa Circuit "ourtof Ureene county. State
of I lllnuie, t ailed blatca of America, at tha
city of l arrulion. in aaid Ureene county, at the
December apeclal term thereof, A. I. that
your pinprrij iu aaid Sierra county hat beau at
tacked, and Ibal anlree you enter your appear
ance iu aaid auit on or be'ore the flrat day of
Iba next term of aald court, commencing at
Hillalwro, In aald county of Sierra, an tbe aec
ond Mullduv ul November. A. 1. Ittae. HIUC be
mg Iba aib day of aatd November, judgment by
default will be rendered areinet yon and your
propel ty will be aald to tltf) ll'e enme.
W. J. Jul,.
Uerk of the M Judicial nitlricl Court, Terrl
torv of New Mexico.
J. M. WKIISTKK, Deputy.
J. Morria Ytiung, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Land edict at Let Cmiea N . M.
Sept. It. lea.
Notice la hereby alven that tha following
named aettler baa filed notice of kia Intention
to make final proof In aupport of bla claim,
ami that laid proof 111 be mado before tbe
I robate C ark at Hillaboroiigh. en Nov. 4th.
IS", vli: WIIHa n Coitnn 01 d -claret -iry Hite-mi-nt
No. 1MI for Ike aw i. aeenon VS. town-
h!n 16, a r 7 wet
He nemea the following witnetie te nreee
hie etmtlnuona realrleui'e tipen. end cultiva
tion ef aald land, via: a.C. Tiuiiip.J. D. Thomaa
Edward Murray. Wni. C. Kunnele.all of Sierra
county, New Mexico.
EDMUND O. SHIELDS. Begliler.
Lend Office, at Laa t'rucea, N. M ,
July 30th lam
Notice la hereby given that the following
named aeiller baa filed notice of hia Intention
o make Anal proof Ir. aupport of kia claim, and
bat aaid proof will be made before Probate
Clerk, et Hlll.lximitrk . en Hentemberih. IHM
vie: Joee Maria Uercta, on homeetead No. "a'i,
ror lota a and , aec. , lot : aud nwu awv ate.
8, tp 14. er 4 w. He namea Ike following wit-
nefaea to prove Die enntmuoae reaidence upon.
and cultivation of, aaid land, viz-
Juan Oarcla. or Sierra t'ouuly, New Mexico.
Trutuieo tiarcla, " u " "
Martin Sarrerai, " '
Fabian Silva, "
E. O. SHIELDS, Beglater.
Notice of Forfeiture.
nilUt.orongh. N. M July n, IMe.
TeJ W. PtiKi.ar and Janice Bkowm :
Notice ia berby given ihut I, ih nnderaigned
have exvendeo-oue kuudred luu) dnllara In la
bor ofiou each of tile following mlniug flalmi,
to-wlt: Wlt'oniln, F.tgbty-lhree, and Oelden
Puree, eilualed In tbe !. Anlmae mining Dia
trlct. Sierra county New Mexico, for the year
1HS5, in order to held poeReMion thereof nnder
aection !H4 of iba reviacd alatutea of tha Unit
ed Htatea, and if witbln ninety daya after this
notice of publication, you fall or refuaa to con
tribute your proportion of each $3.o expend
iture no ce owner, bceidra the cast of tele ad
vertlnemeut. your Individual Intereet In aaid
clatme will become the property of the ou'ler
ii;iied in acvordance with the atalutory enact
ment, .lae. . Hurt.
by Chaa. R. Hart. Ally iu fact
F. I Mgllsao & Co.,
Lake Valley and Kingston.
Staple ant) Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, loots, and Shoes
Groceries and Provisions.
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods and Hats.
Shirt and Suits made to order.
NOTIONS, FURNITURE and CARPETS.
Our stock is large and complete, and we propose to sell all gooda
on tbe smallest living margin of profit end respectfully request share
of the pnblie patronage.
Orders from the interior solicited and prompt attention guaranteed
A. TERAULT.
N. E.GALLE9.
IBM?
-JDIALEDS IX J
ft-TMINCR'S SUPPLIES.-
NEW GOODS.
Full arrival and epeniug of
NEW GOODS.,
NEW GC3SS
Goldspef,
Boston, Maes.
Philadelphia. Ueneial Secre
tary Turner of the Knights or
Labor has issued a general circular
to the 9,000 local assemblies of the
order, calling for a geueral ex
pression of opinion regarding the
establishment of a public news
paper to be conducted in the)
interests of tuo jnignts or jjaoor.
The scheme was suggested at the
late convention in Cleveland. It
is estimated that the total mem
bership of the Rnighta is abent
ono million and a per capita tai
fo fifty cents would yield the eum
of $500,000. Fquity, the Official
Journel of United Labor, is to be
its title, but whether itehall be a
doily or reekly still remains to pe
determined. Answers to the cir
cular are to he sent to the general
secretary-treasuaer soon enough
for him to formulate a report for
presentation to the Convention,
.kn IS A 4i.L
which meets at menmona ucl nn.
fteTicfc er hut.
Trneman F. Chapman aud )
Uoaen Tbnnipeon
VS. I hitncery.
liu.-.n, and tha In the td Metric!
unknown heira of naniel teuri, Territory of
uuien uecvarru, ana iua on-I new Mexico
known pereona claitnauta of County of Sierra
mtcreat in me t.auy rrang
lln mine and the Rattle
Snake mine, eltuated in Ike
counly efSlerra and Terri
tory of New Mexico.
Tbe ealil defendanla Dtiran and the en
known kelra of Daniel Dagan deceaaed. and the
unknown peraona claimant, of Intereat In ike
l.aily rranklln mine, and le luttla Sin ike mine.
Itnatcd In the counly of Sierra and Terrllury of
rtew Mexico, are tiervoy noiinea mat a ault in
t'hancery bae buen commenced agalnat them in
the Third Judicial Dlelrict conrt for Ihecoanty of
Sierra and Territory of New Mexico by vaid tun-
flainauta Trueman F. Chapman and Motee
'honipann. to quiet the tiileto tbe aald I.ady
Franklin mine and Hattle-Suake mine; tkal ga
leae you enter your appearance In aaid ault, on
or before tke flrat day of tba next November
term of aald court, com menctag on tba Bib day
ef November A. D. ttte, decree pre coafeaeo
therein will be rendered agalnet yon.
w. J, Jobi.ik, clerk,
hy J. M. Welitter, Deputy,
t.'atron, Thornton, Clancy and Cockrell, and J.
Uorrie Vonng attorney, for FlainliS,
.luly 31, 1 two.
FORFEITURE KOTICK.
UlLL.nokouoH. N. U.
June 1-th, UM,
Te A, Lafave. hit helri nud repreauntatlvei:
You ere hereby notified that I hare expend
ed Two Hundred Hollar In labor upon the
ktanrhe.ter mining clultn, altuate iu Miorra
enunty. New Uexlcoand l.aa Auitoaa mining
dlatrict, recorded April lid IMS, In bona Ana
county, New Mexico, being the esaeamnent
work required by law for litMand lt!. If wllh
in Ninety day alter Ihla Notice by Publication
yeu fail or reltme to contribute your proiur.
tlen of anid expenditure ea a co owner, yeu.
intereat in tale claim will become the propertv
oftneeukacrlber, J, U, UUKl 1 kN l, '
juue U-Jm
Land Office, Lea Crncea, N II.,
September,!, 1BU
Kotice It kerehy flven that tba followlng-nam-rdaeitlerhaa
lied notice ef hit Intemljn te
mke final proof in auppertof kiaclaltn, and that
aaid proof will be made b.rore tke I'robale
judje at illlltboro, on October mth, 18M. via;
Jeaua Miria Lucero, on dcclaiatory atatement
No. 17, for the aw ! ae a M aw 1. 14 "
aec. lb tp 14. a K 7 w. He namea tbe foliowini
wituee.e. to prov. hiarmitlunoua jeaidence upon
and cultivation of, taid laud, via; Jeau ttarie
I'adlllo, Aquablto Torrea, C. Fad 1 1 la, Rentolo
klarqace, ell of Sierra county.
InMuxDO, Bmiilm, Kecttter.
Ind Office, Lai t'rnrea, KM.
September 1, 1M
Notice It herehv given that the following
named aettler haa fl led notice of hia intentlen
to make flaal proof in auppor, of kia claim' and
Ibat aaid prool will be made before tke Probate
Juce el (llllaboro, en October 19th IDM, via:
fcmia verie rtdillo on llwiaaalead Ne. for
n. e e. w. V- n. w. V4 e. e. t. tec. if. Tp. la,
t r. a. w. He namea the feliowinf witnetaea
to prove bla contlnuoua retldence uon. aad
cultivations of, aaid land, vlt: J. M. Lacaro,
Aquakite Torree, C. Padillo, Hetnolo elarqaaa,
all of Sierra Cooatj, New M dxico.
kiuuiD U. Hniai.ua
Bc(iaieJ.
Land Offlce, Lea Crncee, N. M.
September 1, 1M.
Notlcejt hereby clven that the followlnf
named aettler baa died notice of kia Intention te
maketnal pioof in aupport of hia claim, and
that aatd nroof will be made before tbe Probate
Judge of Sierra County et Ulllaboro, en October
Ivtn, inno, via: Aquaniio I orret, on avciamvif
tutement No. IMe. f or the e. w. t a. w. V aec.
II, nVi ow. 4 nw. ne. eec. H Tp 1,S H I w.
He nemea tbe following witneaaea to prove
hit conlinnona retldence upon, and cultivation
of taid lead, vix : Jeean atarza Padillo, J. M.
I.ncere. f attiuo, Homoie jaarqvee.eilof sierra
county, M. kt.
v. tinvn,
Bar I tier
Lted Once et Lae Crncet, M M.
Sent. It. 1M.
Netk-e It hereby fleca that the followlai
named aettler haa fled notice of hit Intemien
to make final proof is eupportof ble claim: and
that anid proof will be eaa.e before the Pro
bate Clerk et Hlllaberet f h, en Oct. , laM,
.vlt: William W. Sreltoa, ea declaratory ata'e-
mant No. . for the ml, nt, aec. It, e4 ne,
ne,, ai. eectlei ea. towoamp ii, toutn range
weat.
He aemea the followlne Wltneaaet te pieve
kit eonliuuout retldeace open, end euluve
Ion efaeld land, vli: Jamea toater, Jemea at
Urever. lamee klitckel, 1. Cam bell elleflierre
ceuaty, N. M.
tDXUNDO. SHIELDS, Keglater.
The Finest Display of Dry Goods in New Maxico-
Including New Silks, Colored Caahmars, Lrdies Cloth Plaida, Francll
Oinghams'and Printa. New Notions and fancy
goods of every description. .Lote of
New Doots, and flhoei and Clothing.
ciqaks and;todacoo. queensware, etc.
Finest brands of Winea and liquors always on hands.
UILLSRORO. NEWMEXICO.
Herrin, Eelle
r S
le
Wholesale and Retail Dsaters in General Mirchandlu
W carry, the
Largest and Best Selected :fttook
I jt Sum Cooir. t
We buy from first Uaads, and oar prices defy oompstitba.
tock of DRY GOODS, Bot8 -nd 8hoe, "aU
LUMBER,
POTATOES,
May. Cram I
FLOUR,
And Building material. 5
We gira ORDERS from neighboringtoaaspa propt attention
LAKE VALLEY
AMD alLUBOOO.