Sierra County advocate. [volume], October 02, 1886, Image 3

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FIKHI! V OVS IT ADVOCATE
HILLHJiOlivrt'-GH, M'W MI-AM! I.
SATURDAY, OCT., 2d J 880.
W. C. licdly, our rest repre--
-' 'iive, passed throuyb iJillsboro
' .'.1:1 V .
.Spi!:. remarked tliat they (Hie
tl(;n.:. ni!s) intend jratting up a
crtii'!i.l;.te to bora Wells Sube the
jo'iiir xis ouiy a oiorey you
told, Ibpike.
E. C. Watson left tins morning
for Socorro wherj lie will prsi-ti'ia
with the Socorro hose teutn which
will p.-irtieip.-ita m the touninment
it the Albuquerque fnir. lilack
Xe.m St. Chariot came up from
llrtrmosn t b i week and reports
that camp flouri.shirijr. Keau Inn
n leaao on the (Jrovcr Cleveland
and in taking out go.id ore. K-jhh
will from now- oa devote his time
tj mining. iil izk Itwio
TLrouii Hie nolicitntion of
friends at Kingston and elsewhere
in the county, W. C. lladley lms
concluded to make the race foi
representative of Sibira conuty,
subject to the actions of tLe re
publican county convention.
Claikni'd Gould cnly ijot two
dollars and fifty cents cut of their
fttnge robbery and fright dollars out
Tl'K I AND .XF. '' "III. We. I
Wix, T:iL-i You Loosk.".
The Albuquerque Journal is
trying to make it appear that Ita
publicnnism and hind grantisui are
synonymous.
See here, Bro. Clark, vou are
young in this territory, and inex
perienced about this laud grant
business. Don't give yourself
fin ny too much. Southern New
ileiico is full of good rapnblicans
and if you don't want to drive all
t5ie (square, honest, upright ro-j
publicans into the democratic
party, let up. Let up on trying to
make an i:?sne of tho land grant, :
land steal, business. The repub
lican party can afford to be just as
honest as the democracy and when
you try to put forth tha statement
that thni-H has been no illegal
sle-iling of the public domain by
both paities, you are trying to
foteo n bitter pill down n squaic,
republican throat. We say, don't
do it. If you cannot afford to be
a square republican, yon cannot
of tlie. Nutt Station robbery and
Murder. They each got fifteen
ysars in tha penitentiary. Verily,
it don't pay to be a robber in 2ew
Mexico.
Notwithstanding the efforts
made to keep it quiet, the big
strike on the Deadwood mine at
Kingston is becoming an assured
and well known fact. The mine is
situated between the Comstock and
Black C It mines, and is, to say
the least, a big thing. The min
eral is bigh grade and tha ore is
being quietlq sp.cked and sent away.
We Lave not yet learned who the
owners are, but this strike has been
a quiet secret for some time.
TheJShaft Ledgp, the only paper
iu Kingston- and a sound demo
cratic paper at (lit calls the
democratic primary in that city
"h cut and dried Jarce," and da
li. iiiices it in bitter terms. That's
ju, t like the democrats, they pre
lum! to bo ho politically honest,
i. nd at tha same, time, do more
dark work than anybody. Wait
until;we republicans liavo a meet
ing, and seeho'vwe do things in
the "broad open light of the day?"
An Mih-lend grant paper is
what we are. We don't behove in
stealing the public domain, we do
not believe in allowing tli3 rail
road corporations to rob the people
out of it; neithor do wo believe in
land grants. Wo are an anti-land
i rant" republican newsoaoer
c id we don't care a fig who does
or v. he does dot like it Such are
vur s'lntimo'its.
ifrs. Frank Yager, accompanied
by Gaorge W. Orn-gtr, her step
father, arrived from Kingston on
the morning tram and went on to
Wateroiis whore the dead body of
tier husband, who was killed at
Fort Lyons, by a horse falling on
liim, waits her comiug. Until her
arrival iu Las Vegas, tha sad,
heart-crushing nows had not been
conveyed to her. Her only two
children recenty died and it wag
feared that the shock of the an
nouncement of the death of her
husband would b too great for
hor to bear. Optic.
At the republican primaries last
right: Messrs. F. Parker, John
Donahue hud Jesus Baca were
duly fleeted delegates to tho
county convention.
Mr. JdcLe is, who was nominated
on the democratic ticket for Justice
of the Peace, was converted from a
democratic rebel to a square un
fettered and untrammeled republi
can. The following gentlemen
Mere selected as school directors:
V r!.,..W Uf l!n.nn .n.l Afr Aloa
TUie mutter of adectiug a con
stable was laid on the table indefi
nitely. Meeting then adjourned,
bin 3 die.
E. W. Clark, Chairman.
J JJ. Curron, Secretary
afford to be ; delusive one.
"Truth crushed to the earth is
bound to rise," and when you
presume that a republican lacks
force of character to deuouuee a
fraud, and insist that party policy
supersedes couscientuous con
victions of right and justice, then
the foundation of justice and
equality to ull men on which our
grand old party was established
is being shaken and impaired. It
la in. t so, a republican can iifloud
to be just as honest as a democrat,
and can afford to meet a fact with
a fact and not try to cover up a
fact witli a delusion.
"When General Sparks sends
inspectors to learn the facts in such
alleged cases of fraud, the whole
democratic party in convention
assembled "depi ecat.es agitation
of land titles!" Those are the
declared principles of both the
democratic and republican parties
iu New Mexico! There is practi
cally no difference btiveon them.
If either succeeds it is the same to
the people. There is absolutely
no choice between them, liotn
are bail.
T ha platform only proves wh t
we have often declared heretofore;
viz: the land ling, thp Santa Fe
ring are composed of the leaders
of both parties. One is 'as "deep
in the mud as the other is' iu tho
mire." These ring leaders Lave
control of both parties, and &a n
matter of eouise we may expect "t,"
see a practical unanimity of seiiti
mint in both platforms in regard
to all vital questions. Gentlemen
fight out your sham b'ittl3. Some
day there will be a real battle be
tween ihn honest manses on one
Vide and the jobbers and tricksters
onjthe other."
The Sierra county democracy are
very tnuch disgruntled. However,
seeing as there is no democratic
paper in town to refute the charges
prefered against them we will
not abuse tli6ni or take a mean ad
vantage of their situatiou. The
columns of this paper ara open for
communications on both sides
Now, "light iu," boys, but sign
your proper names to your articles.
in
or
T.
for
as
Col. Fletcher., of Santa Fe New
Mexican, . visited the political
center of Sierra county this week,
lie forgot to subscribe, etc,.
The Treasury department is
using every effort to .secure a
speedy distribution of the new
silver certiffeatns, and to that end
orders were oday issued for the
forco employed on that work at
the bureau of engraving nud
printing to work extra hours at
night to meet the present heavy
demand. ' It is now said at the
department that tho one dollar
certificates will ba ready for dis-.
tribution by the first of October,
aud twos about throo weeks later
Hud tha fives about the middle of
November.
The output of Silver from tha
Treasury department is steadily
advancing. During the past week
L 114, 904 new silver dollars were
put in circulation, a greater num
ber than has ever before been put
out in any one week. There are
now nearly sixty million silver
dollars in actual circulation. Of
oue dollar silver certificates much
nmre is expected to b iVsued, as
it is thought they will take the
place of some of the larger denom
ination greenbacks.
Edward Fet made several neat
and appropriate speeches.
The Advocate acknowledges a
pleasant rido to Kingston through
the courtesy of that genial cattle
man, Mr. Scarce.
Clark and Gou'd, the two 'nu n
ho rubbed the station at Null and
killed Mr. Harvey, ui;d Lo, also,
confessed that they were the men
who hold up the stage between
Kingston and Lake A'alley were
arranged before the district court
at Las Cruces this wetk, and con
fessed their uilt. They were con
victed of murder in the second
degree, and both were sentenced
to peniteutinry forfiftoon years,
Proceedings of the Democratic
comity convention:
Democratic county convention
met pursuant to call, Thursday,
Sept. 80tli, 2 o'clock p. ra.
J. Stiver, Secretary County Cen
tral Committee, and acting chair
man opened the convention, Willi
Dr. North as temporary chairman,
ami T. E. Fitzpatric, secietary.
V. S. Hopewell was elected per
manent chairman, T. E. FiUpatrick
secrejary.
Committee on credentials: Iler
rin, Mcl l.ersou, Fitzpatrick, Du-
rad, Garcia.
On organization and order
lusiniFs: Thompson, Hopewell,
C'diill, So.ii co and Mauifce.
On resolutions: Murphy, Burns
Stanley Peers uid i'eeson.
I he conventiou adjourned
hour.
2;o0oYWk, p.
Convention called to orden.
Nominations: Ed Fest
Legislature, unanimous; J.
Thoino aud 11 (belt West,
oiientJ.
On motion tha chair appolned
two tellers to collect votes; the
votes standing 10 foi J. T. Thome
and 11 for H. Wn,t. Thome whs
declared unanimously elected
candidate for sheriff.
It was moved and seconded that
the sentiment be dy acclamation.
Loininanons j. j. unrein, pro
bate judga; F, G. Christie, probate
clerk ; J. r. i'&ker, assessor.
mow hi iin uicr votes were
cast by ballots for nomination of
county commissioners.
ror 1st District: N. Grayson,
nominated hy Jlernn and seconded
by Durand; win. Cotton, nominated
by Burns and seconded by Cahill,
the votes Oeing 22 for Grayson
Hiial tor Lotton; Grayson nom
united.
For 2nd District: F. Lindner,
11; George lloss, 18 votes. Boss
declared nominated.
J. P. Armstrong nomination by
acclamation for 3rd District.
i. v.- Jiait nominated unani
mously for Treasurer.
School Supervisors: J. E.
Thompson received 27 votes;
Elliott 4. J. Ij. Thompson de
clared unanimously elected.
w. S.Hopewell, J. E. Lucero,
Jesus Ochoa, elected unanimously
cs cannidates for river commis
sioners. 'The Chair appointed Teers, Fitz
patrick, Garcia, Thos. Murphy and
Goad to select a central commit
tee for the next two years, whose
names are hereto nttached: J. D.
Thompson, W S Hopewell, Wm
Burns, J. N. Durand, Edward
Fest, Piobert Howe, Merer b M on
toy n, Basiho Chavez. J C Pleiuonp,
W. Goad. J Bceson, M. Ilobiuson.
The above committee were se
lected for the differeot precincts to
act eg members of the central com
mittee for two years, i
The resolutions of the commit
tee on resolutions were unani
mously adopted, after which Dr.
Booth delivered a very able and
eloquent addiess expounding the
principles of the democratic party,
etc. Ed ward Fest, cand'data for
the-; Legislature, addressed the
convention very ably and in a
common senpe manner, eliciting
continued applause and satisfying
every one present in the fairness
and honesty of his principles in
regard to his interests in Grant
and Sierra counties.
Col. J. P. Parker then addressed
the convention in a very intelli
gent talk, eliding continued np
plaupe. It was moved and seconded that
tho proceeding of this conven
tion le published in the county
papers.
The cunveution then ndjourned,
sine die.
w. S. Hopewell, T. E. Fitzpatrick
Chairman, Secretary.
1 Mul re f u'l
In l ho nUlrlrt Ortlirl f l!i Third iiikll
hilrirl, T.-Ti l!r uf N.-u- M- tl '-i. willilll auU
for O.t- rnn;.iv of ,t.,T,i l!nfciii,
.VovrliilK'.- tiT, A. 1. icv-Hi.
Ji- K.i.i- i.. ,u:i..u, j
I'lmutiir.. I
. t Ijit lUi'lit and Attarhuctit.
! The niuk IUiik Ml- DMulgea, I3ixi.
i ilikf jabU Milling Com-1
j punr. ( or.oiMllou,
bfremijiiu.
I Tin hi Ui-fiTidmH. iht I'lurk Ranjif Mining
anil Milllnit Ciiinpiiiiv. t'tii mum ion duly I n
tuiji.it at. .d utttli'r llio l:ivN uf Itie Sluirnr llli
"ui. I lilli'tl Klati'n uf Amcrirn. iw lii'rt'liy nutl.
flil iJiul ft mit At law tiv an union in "ilcl'it" lias
Ii tu iiiiintfiii ril asnliit It in tlm Third .Inili.
ilal nutrut Court, of the Ti'i'il'nrr nf Nw M'x
ico. wiililn and for tho cuhty of sierra, tiy the
aid JiTtiiiiP H. Nolton, ilaiiittlT-lh Kt-nfral
uliioct and unrnii,. i,f .Mid .nil. la to rrcovfi lint
uiu uf i Itrt-w liuinlr.'il and f IV l$iiJ) d rllara
dama;a, (hp ttaiue liulng for and oil acrnmil nf
a Jiulinvut In fHVor uf a:ild Jrnma II Nulton,
.inlnittl. h'iiihi tha raid ItUi h Kanee Mining
and Milling Coiniuti'. includittie iiiloreaiii and
cw-lit of tourl tbt-ri'iu that vmhi JuiIiiicii, wua
no olititi iii'd uii lhi Mi-i'oiid iliy of Junu.tiy. A. U.
llM. In lli t'iri'iiit "ourt of t.rt'i'lio rottnt'y. Slata
of 1 itinolK, I tiiti'd NlMt of Ainwriia, at the
rily of t'atrolton. in Maid tir'n coitnty. ,i it,,.
Iifi-i'iubi'r kprriiil ti'mi thi'rt'or, A. 1. that
your pinpr-ri, in md Sirrra luiinty hai bt'i-n al
la hfd, and iIimi ttuli'a voit -ti(r your appcar
bikv in ..ml .nit on or of 'ore the nt ,uy of
Ilii lii'M tcr'tt of Maid ciurt. rotninriH-Itt at
Hill. I.oro, in aid coimly ol Si'ira, nn the -oihI
Moiidny ol Novifintior, A. O- I, aanic lie
H'j; tilt- hlli liny uf .aid Noviun,,l'r, iiulr nt by
di'lanll iviil hrt ii'inli'ivd ajraii'.at you and your
propcilv will ha o'd to aallnO "'"'uiue.
w. . J ill:
Cli'lk of lit Sri Judicial Ui.li.ct Court, Terri
tory of Nv t. ii-o.
J M. H liasTKIl, llcpiltv.
J. Monii Vouiiii, Allortify for Plofntiff.
hii, Edlsr I Miller,
Wholesale and Retail
r linil scores of squares with nice
k boudt'8 of working-men, not one
hvliicli is a tenement house. Plnla-
flf iphia now has dmibla the number of
ellinir houses of any other city ol its
h in the world. This marvelous in-
Iase in its homesteads Is due to its
operative building associations
knbcritig over four hundred. 1 hey
one R' been tried for nearly fifty years,
it have proved such valuable forces
ltrrim..ltinr nilimlry, cCUIIOIIiy, BO"
Daalers in Genera! Msrchandis
We carry the
Best Selected .Stock
Largest and
4 I SI S.I EH B A COCSTIT.
We buy from first band, ami our prices defy competition,
stock of DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoca, nata, Caps,
dat)
ind
con
on
n fiLUMBEls
it I
rOTATOKS,
nut
plq
wh
I
t
-Hayt Grain;
FLOUR,
Lftud Vftlr. it Uf ('rurrn. N. M..
Inly Huth
.Mnl Ire If bervtiy rWpti thut ill flowttte
nnnieu HPiiifr u tiled nnlire of tnienilun
iu nuiku flottl proof tr. Piipiwri of hi claim, mil
that fuid prnf will b ntni!fl hrforu Prutlv
(,'ifrk, nt HHIaboroiitrl., on Knntcra tr Oth. isss
vix: Jotte Mnrinv Uurrfii, on tMnm'ntfiid No. T6tft
rur inn 3 flnu 4. ice. i, in. . ami nw4 m4 tec.
H. 1p 14. r 4 w. Ho name tbe lollowtiiif nit-
neMdt'H la prove hit roittinunun rceiiieuru upon.
ami m Ui vntiuti of, Hi J Jad, ij :
Jutin (trtn-m, of Stern tuuHty, N.w Mottro,
Trmotro UtttvU. " " ' " "
Itlui'iiu Hmrrran, " " '
1 bian Silva, ' " "
K. (i. HIIIEUS, KrKif.tfr.
Nottffj of forfeiture.
IHIUhnvotwh. N M Julv 1SS8.
To J. V. DrNLAr ami J AKf Hbhwh:
Notir Is liprvtiv rift'ii that I. i lit iinilfrnitrup,
Iiiiy fjt-r'KtIca'Mif luiL'In-tl tjliwi doilurx in U
bor upon im: It nf Die fi!lnlnr mlitiuc rlaliiis.
In it : Wirtr'tttidln. R it'll tv-! lire p, und Uitldttu
PtirHo, iiinah'd In tlit' It A til inm nifnlnir Dis
trlrf, HiTi "nuiiiy New Mc?:oo. fortlnyfr
K-ir. In order tu bold pm-iiluy iltiif nudt-r
fi'itinn ilS4 nf tha rt'Tiard -till utrw f Ih I'nit-
ud Slati'N, ami if HMn itUfty Anyn nf4cr Oil
milieu nf pitlillrntlait, yon ftl or rrtn t cdu
iribult your pnijiurtian uf micli $jki CKpud
itur coowtir, hnid '8 thi envt of iknad
vertinemcnt, yutir liidivldti.il intTt'nt In aaid
clttiin will becoihti tli prop'-rtf uf tun nndrr
Nined it ac-ordttnea hb tlir' atatniory fimc'.-
main, iUk, Mart.
by I'han. K. Hart. Atty iu fart.
TLf llepublicana BhouM sd to
it iu their county convention that
they are not made the tooUof iner
Ctr,t r y or joc Lo t- Look iix Ui eaU.
lairoiiTAxr Notice
to hunters and trappers. I pny
the highcBt prices for raw furs
and fckiiiR, gpiiciinenft, birds aud
water fowl's bkina. Seud For prico
Jibt to
W.Goldspee
J3obtn, Mass.
ftOTKK OF HI IT
Truwman P. Chapman and
ahMir rtan'npnoB
Vll. Cbuiiri'rr.
NiKrtfl, and the In (h 8d Hiatrlct
nnknovvti beira of Hanial I court, Ti-rrltury uf
I'tinn rii'rvnrif'u, nnn jm uii- lw AlaiKO
knuwii pfimona 4'.!ainiunt! of Cuuuty of Hiorr
iiuiTviin me i.auy rraitK-
iin mine hmu uii Kadir
Snaku ruin fitaatfd lii the
eminty nt irra aud Terri
tory r Nw Mfxltii.
l u aaiu nrtRtiuuia 1 hi fun unit tht nn
kno.rn hoira of Omill Diijrun di't taacd, and Ih
tniknov n p-riioBj tUlinaiith of hiifrcvl iu lUa
Lid? Kraitkltu mtno, atMf ibf ItaUlr Km tk" mint.
kltuatcd ill Ilia cnunly of Sn-iTa and TtTrittry nf
Nw Mf xiro, ai u tmruby nollfll dial a Milt in
Cliiuiemy ki m a bn ((iniinonred aifHlimi Ilium In
Hit Third Judicial hUnii t court for t hu coiuiiy f
(irr ana i rrimry r rstnv Mexico oy rani rutn
p la iti aula Tntfinaii CnapiuHtt and Muf
rliuuipmMi. to quiet tna tule to tho aalu Lad?
Franklin iniue uud Uart!i-8iiaku minn; that uu-
nn von cut or yum at)pi'KniiM- in oafd anil, on
or be for n ttifl H rat. day uf Ilia next N ivam'ior
term of aald etuiT, coin mu item on lha H,h dir
ofNuveiuhtr A. 11. IhfMi, di-cna pro coufra
therein wilt lie reuUfi-u aaiuat yxi.
H . ,t. JoilI.lM, CiM-k,
by J. M. Wliitpr Ocpniy.
t.'atiron, Thornton, i'luncv and t'ockrall. and J.
St orris Vomit; attorney for WalnUtf,
FORFLiTUKE NOTICE.
llil.J.KUohOtiuii, H. M.
J uno 1 'Hi, lit;ii.
To A, I.ufflT. hU hein nud rjproauiHatl vol'
Ytiu are hereby Molitl'l that I hnvb expnd
tl lo Hundred (Miliar) iu labor ui.uii the,
Manchester miufut claim, hltuatu in Menu:
county. New Hoilco and l.ua Ai:iuias minium j
district, recorded April M lv.l, in ona Ana
county, rsew Jiuxieo, ik-iuk tno sst"snn!iu
work letiiiired by Uw for iM hih! IH.v If with !
In Mnely tlayant'ter Huh Notice by ruidieation j
you fail or retuao to contriltitu your prosor.
tiou of anid exjenditurr an a co uw iter, ywu. '
intercut in aaio claim will bucomo the property
ot tbeaub.MilM;r, J, H,M KFjtND, '
Land Office, Laa Cruces, N M.,
8eptt'Bibr,1, ISSfl
Notice ia hercbvLMvan 1 halt lie follnwliii!-iiam'
rd aeitier b filed net ten of hia tnienilun to
make fxum proof in uppurtof birtclaim, and that
Bit id proof utiJ be made 1'cfui e the Pro hale
jnuu nt ilillpboro, ou th tuber lUih, lsti, via;
deaaa Vurie Uucort, ou dt-claiatoiy wtHtcmmt
No. 1'Ji, or thi aw m e aw i, iiw .w'
aec. i5 tp 14, i ( w. lie namee tiir foiiuwnik:
wiiur to proi'f hip eoutiiiuoit Jiid(Uice upitii
and cultivation of, faid laud, vi. ; ,feti Harir
1'adillo, Aqtubiui Ton ok, (.:, Cudilla, Uoinuio
iiariuea, uu of 8ierra coiiutT.
KiMvnt(J, bn'ifcj.n, IU-rftnUr.
Laud Ofllcc, Laa turners, K.M.
tieptf mbnr I, lHNtt
Notice ! bcrebv jflven that the following
natntd itivt iiac ftjeij nonce nf ina inieiiliou
to make Una I proof iu aiiptort of hia riiilm' t,d
thaiMtiu prwul wiil onuic In fore tlti Trobatv
Jutlije at IMIIslioro, nu Oeiiber 1-Hb vix:
jesnit Marie i-ajillo nn Honift)ad No. V', for
u. e "4 a. w. 4. n. w. a. e, f. ec. 81, Tp. Vi,
i. r. &. w. He iiaiuca tho following wKuhnhom
to prote lila contiimoue rci'.dunee upon, aud
cultivation uf, eaUl land, viz: J. M- LB'ero,
A(dabtiu Tortca, C. 1'adiiio, ttuiuoio Mai'iuv.
ii of hitrra Comity, New Mexico.
KuMJMa O. Snixt.ii
Hegiatei.
Land Office, Laa Cnicea, N. M
September 1, lHHd.
Notice ia hereby cfven that the followlntf
nimnti ettler baa Died notice or hia Intvnttoii ia
make final proof iu aupport of hia claim, aud
that ad pntof will be undo before the I'robate
Jude of Sierra Coanly al HUiaburo, on Octotrer
I9tb, l"1. via: AquabiLo Torr, oa declaratory
laleuieul No. IM. for tbe a. w. a. w. V aec.
II, n't tiw. H W r 14 !'P K "
lie namea the following Hitneaaea to prove
hi contianoua residence upon, and cultiaiio
of. raid land, via: Jeana flar'Je Iadi11o, J.M.
I.ucero, I'adillo, Kntol Maru,itt,ailof dierra
county. M. U.
kcMCND G. SutKi.ua,
Uetriater
Laud Office at Laa Crncee, N.M.
S-pt. 14, 1h4,
Notica li herebT (tiffn that tbe following
na:ned aettlor haa tiled uolice of till Intemleu
to ntuku filial proof in aupport of hia rlkUn;nd
thai aaU proof will be in tut o bp lure tne 'r
bHtat Itrk at HilUboroi fh, ou Oct. ae, 1-vtn,
fia: William w". Hraitoii, on declaratory ata'e
uie.it No. for the nwi. nw, a-c. a, o'i ni,
nf, ac4, aection U. towoHip W, aonth range 7
Wf Ht.
tie itftrnei the followlnn Witncaaca to pto?e
hit coiiuiiuoun reiduuee upwn, and cultiva
lou of aaid land, vit: Jaaiea t-otcr, Jamrp M .
Oruer, Jainca Mitt-bel, U.Canibeil all of Sierra
couaty, N. m.
fcDMO-D (i. SQIKJ.DS. Unwr.
Z$ And UuiUing mrvtwial.
Wd gif OKDEIIS from uaWxMiug'cwnnei propt attenlioa
LAKE V A L 1 E Y
AND HlLLSBOnO.
A. PKItAULT.
N. E.QALLE3.
FERRAULT &
DALLES
DEALEna 1NJ
-MINER'S SUPPLIES."
NEW GOODS.
Full arrival and opening of
NEW GOODS.,
NEW GOODS
The Finest Display of Dry Goods in New Maxico-
LicluJing New Silks. ColoroJ CashmorB, Lnlios' Cloth Tlmd. French
Gingliarasn(l Priuta. Now Notions and fanoy
goods of every dasciiption. .Lots of
New Boots, and Shoes and Clothing.
CWAUS ANDITOBACCO. QUEENSWARE, ETC.
Fineet brands of AVins and liquors always on Lands.
IIILLSItORO, NEWMEXICO.
F. I Wighlman I k,
Ltko Valtoy and Kingston.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, and Shoes
Groceries and Provisions.
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods and Hats.
Shirts and Nnits mnde to or1r.
NOTIONS, FURNITURE and CARPETS.
Our stock is largs and complete, and we propose to sell all good
on tbe smallest living margin of profit-and respectfully request a shara
of tbe public patronage.
Orders from tbeiuterior solicited and prompt attention guaraaleej