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National Republican., 1883-02-01
NIr. Helmont,s Chnrgcs.

The following correspondence!has passed
between Secretary Folger and Congressman
Belmont in regard to the charges by the latter
that frauds had been perpetrated under cover
of the Hawaiian treaty:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE SEcRE-
TARY, WAsHINGToN. ID. c., Jan. 30.-Hon. PERRY
BELMONT. NJ. C.-My Dear Sir: i have the honor
of asking your attention TO the accompanying
newspaper slip. [Reierring to Mr.. Belmoiits ml'
norily report on the Hawaiian treaty.l
VIII you do me the favor TO put me III possession
of the lacts which you know, or the information
which you have, upon which you have based
your Official action'
ask this so that l may at once, through the
special agents of the Treasury department, make
inquiry and investigation.
Very respectfully,
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Cost ano SounO.
CurI,isb baths.
TURIIIAII uATIl

NEW TURHISlI nATM (DH, BOVElcSl
N iil7 @ street, opposite riggs House, LnrEo pool
good Ventilation. ladies, Monday and Friduy. Not
open sunday. open from q, m. tlll 10 u, mi: sutuT
dhy, ~ y. IN HRtn, 81; Guekets, SLN,
Ap0 Dir N. J.. BONEE Electrician.
TINHE SHEDD BATHS, all T. STREET, NEAR
i Nmth, well known rs the oldest ana hest In thu
city. THIS bath n constructed With View CpnVhu.
fence, being on the FIRST tUor, VurkiS Russlan Sui.
plur, aud Mercurial Baths given with a,l Rnd OK,
perenco. Mani utOr OF ten years UNpGronco az this
establishment single hath, ST. Tor S& h,SlO. Open
Sunday nom a, IN. TO y, IN. mT20-u
National Republican., 1883-02-01
The following is Mr. Belmont's reply:

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WAslIINGTOS ID. c.,
Jan. 3l.-My Dear Sir: l have the honor to nc.
facts on which the report Is based are contained
in statements made to the committee on foreign
Pertinent citations from those statements have
been embodied in my minority report which. of
course, you have had no opportunity to consult,
would give me pleasure to transmit tn YOU Unless
the representations made before the committee
are utterly false It is impossible for me u doubt
that frauds have been perpetrated upon the reve-
nue. which the customs officers, and especially the
appraisers, should have detected and exposed. All
aud sufficiently full think, to enable you " di
rect inquiry and investigation.
Very respectfully, PERRY BELMONT.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
NPENCIRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
LII NlnILA nAl-I RIlII.llIN ny
Ansintss q bnntes.

T LIBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
where By J. II sQUIlGR q CO., Bankers, iil6 Penn
GylYnIiin avenue. uln2Gu
National Republican., 1883-02-01
REPUBLICAN OFFICE,

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete Rchedue OF Our houses,
stores shops, and farms on2red for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, nc. itnd how they may be
seen, Property for sale In all ps ofthe city. Money
n. II. WARNER, oie street.
TIE YOU WANT TO BUY, sell, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Properly. come and see the
WIFI PSrTaiRs s eoRi s hsGhanhSS *, HhSrot Ss
Hotel, corner Third street and PehnsylvRnia avenue
northwest, mhig.tf
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Az A REASONABLE PRICE

Recently vacated by TuE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
No. l30S II street pennsylvania Ryenuc), adjoining
the United States pension office, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-02-01
lllOnsp TO gOnn.

3flOneg to gOan.
G.O OOO TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
GpOsOOO or negotiable paper lowest rates Of
Interest: no commissions Address ], H. NJ, epub.
licm Onlce, iel-3ta
Mooney no LOAN AT LOWEST RATES AND
WI without delay JOHN SHERMAN " GO.
ial2m
A FONEY TO LOAN
vi Al LOWEST RATES or INTEREST
ON REAL ESTATE SFD DURlrY,
THOMAS D. FISHER & CO.,
jai3m 1924 Il street northwest
wi lowest rates DAHENHu YER d son, 1870 L
street northwest nol3.u
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Golantto-1ousr

NTED-1MMEDIATELY, A NICE HOUSE
w with seven or nine rooms, In good locality; ;
Rnt not TO exceed $50 OfS2j. Address MRS. NJ r. i23
MatsaChusetts avenue. fei-3t4
National Republican., 1883-02-01
@lantro -Aooms.

VVNWWIIU- lNUUTIb.
- = ~.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
Wv one or two nicely furnished rooms with quiet
mnlly between North Capitol and Eighteenth streets
northwest rent must be moderate Address, stating
location, QUIET, Republican Oncc. jn3l.3r
1.-TWO PLAINLY FURNISHED ROOMS. GIVE
u particulars and price must bo very low
SPARKS, Republican Ohce. ja5O3tf
WTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM IN RE
w Specialize neghbOrhOod. Address, giving
price asked NJ ~, Republican Oflice. in3O-St@
National Republican., 1883-02-01
d0lantrN- -NlistrIIanruns.

T. WANT To BUY SOME CHAMBER FURNT.
4 ture ut once and also want wardrobe aud
lounge cheap for cash. At 407'a First street north
National Republican., 1883-02-01

The building Is well lighted, heated by furnace,
and Is splendid location for mauuactory, rcstRu.
rant or for storage purposes.
National Republican., 1883-02-01

wv WTANTED-ADDITIoNAb CAPITAL IN A
w well'estabshed safe, aud profitable manufac.
turing busness satisfactory arrangements made
with party having $1,000 or sl,OO0 Address MANU-
city P.'O. fei-8ts
National Republican., 1883-02-01

NNT ANTED-AS AN INVESTMENT, A HOUSE
w for about 5000 cash. in northwest section Give
full particulars. Address NJ. II. j., Republican oce.
National Republican., 1883-02-01

Pennsylvanla avenue. ja3l3to
UTANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE TAILOR
wv Ing business, one having some experience pre-
fcrred must bring recommendation. Apply T..
HoRGAN, 6l5 street northwest, Ja5O,at
NITANrED--A FIRST-CLAsS WAITER AT
w 1.-THE Kensington," 1889 street northwest.
ja3O-3tH
NJ ANTED--50 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN FOR
w service on the western frontier good salary
aud all expenses paid For particulars apply at 1915
Il street la2gl2ta
National Republican., 1883-02-01
.enr Rrnt...FnrnishrN Rnums.

EloR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOM,
~ with tnblcboard II desirable In private family.
Apply mt i03 q street northwest fel-3tf
HOO TENTH STREET, HALL RED
\ 4 OeD room to q gentleman. for rcnt si50per
month, with fptJfH
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-31
WHITE OAKS.

From the Albuquerque Journal.
Through the Kindness ofGov. E..
l.. Slower we were permitted to
look over a letter from G. E. Pat
tersoR, an attorney of White Oaks.
Mr.. Patterson reports the town to
be in a very prosperous condition,
development going on all around
the town, and not a man in the
district idle who desires work. The
latter fact alone is sufficient proof
OF a towns prosperity.
The celebrated Homestake, the
mine that has done as much to
make the district known abroad az
all the est Of the mineral deposits
combined, is yielding a rich return
for the money and labor expended
in developing it, and in the course
Of a few months will be no despica-
bic source of revenue to its owners.
The Hannibal find, about which
the press of the Territory had 50
much to say a short time ago, has
surpassed even the first expocta-
tions. The Henry Clay, an extern
sion of the Hannibal vein, was
opened a few days ago, and a tun-
mel runs through very rich ore,
showing free gold as far as now
opened, which is less than 100 feet.
Inc Rockford vein in the Nogal
district has also been opened very
recently, and a twelve foot shaft
will be sunk at once. Mills and
Lanham are developing their valu-
able claims west Of the Rockford
and have come upon a large body
Of ore bearing free gold, which as
says into the thousands. The sur
rounding claims abound III blue
and green carbonates of copper,
gray copper running high in silver
and carry ing some gold, and black
and gray sulphurets carrying from
90 to 900 ounces of silver per ton.
With all this wealth of mineral
disclosed, and infinitely more CON
cealed within her hills, the centre
of one Of the finest grazing com
tries in New Mexico, with timber
covered mountains starting from
her very streets a sufficient supply
Of water, aed with Il large popula-
ton OF Industrious, thrifty and lib
eral minded men, White Oaks
should have a railroad-and Albu-
querque is the proper point from
which such a road should start.
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to create serious difficulties and
complications. Settlers who prob
ably knew nothing of the claims of
the Reservation to these lands,
have taken up Il part of it, and
built their homes and made consid-
cradle improvements upon it, in
good faith, and serious trouble may
ensue in consequence, Is of course
they have been ordered, by the
government, to vacate the land
which of right belongs to the Re
servation, and was never coded to
the public domain. The settlers
claim, on their part, that their APP
plications were received at the
land o&ce, and no intimation was
given them that they were tres
passing on forbidden ground. Gen
cral Atkinson, however, has decided
that the land belongs to the Indians
and that the settlers must go.
1t is evident that this is Il gross
injustice, and that if the settlers
have to leave, the least the govern
ment can do will be to compensate
them for their time, trouble and
expense while on the disputed
property.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-31

| seen a Texas norther catch the
first shake of an earthquake and
carry it right over our town before
that quake could get a grip any
whorel Speed! speed Why, stran-
ger, ] seen n norther ketch a mort
gage out'n a mans hand onct, and
that mortgage was due before the
man picked himself out'n themudl'
"DIdn't think they went so
fast" observed the Montana man,
with an ominous mildness. That's
pretty fair goin' and think a great
deal o money could be made by
importing them northers into our
parts for little breathing places
when we have a blizzard on"
docs billiards. go faster than
that inquired the Texan, who
wanted to kick himself for not let
ting the Montana man get his
work in first.
Il never seen but one that
wasn't making 10000 miles an
hour" replied the Montana man
carclessly.
What seemed to be the matter
with himt" asked the desperate
southcrner, sarcastically.
81 1t was a long time before we
could find out" continued he from
Montana, ''hut finally when lie got
a backset somewhere and wasn't
going over 100 miles a minute, we
got on to what troubled him"
Was he sick Z" demanded the
Texan, ready to fight.
mo, he was trying to haul that
doggoned norther Of yours along |
know it was the same norther,
cause | seen the mortgage sticking
out'n his earl"
And then they went at it but
when the police got there the Mon
tana man was still a little ahead.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-31

section, or partly upon one and
partly upon the other side thereof.
No patent can issue for a vein or
lode without snrfacc ground; and
as the surface which overlies the
apex of a vein or load discovered
in a tunnel can only he a%scertained
by sinking IA shaft, or following a
lode up on its dip from point Of dis
covery. no survey of such a lode
will be made until the exact surface
ground is ascertained as above.
Should either of the parties
claiming a tunnel refuse or fail to
contribute his proportion of the ex-
peuditures required upon the lode
which it is proposed to develop, by
such tunnel. his co-owners may
proceed against him under section
2324, Revised Statutes.
vE1S.
a vein or lode is any zone or
belt of m~incralized rock lying with
in boundaries clearly separating 1t
from the neighboring rock. It i'll
cludes all deposits of mineral mat
ter found through a mineral zone
or belt coming from the same
source, impressed with the same
form, and appearing to have been
created by the same processes.
A vein or lode authorized to be
located Is Il seam or tissure in the
carth's crust filled with quartz, or
some other kind of rock IN place,
carrying gold, silver or some other
valuable mineral deposits named
in the statute. 1t may be very
thin, or many feet thick, or irreg-
ular in thickness; and it may be
rich or poor, provided it contains
any of the metals named in the
statute. But it must be more than
detached pieces Of quartz, or mere
lunches of quartz not i'll Il place.
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Lincoln County.
From the Rio Grande Republican.

From the Rio Crandc Republican.
When the second correction line
vas run, some years ago, We think
it was in 1875, north of the Mcsca-
lero Reservation, by Lieut.. Walker,
an error occurred in running the
line over the rugged and almost
inaccessible mountains of the Ser
ia Blanco range. Lieut.. Walker
was acting under orders from the
President in conducting his survey,
but he happened to make a mis-
take in die Three Rivers country
by placing the line Of the Reserva-
ton some four and a half miles too
far in, thus cutting off that much
land from the Reservation. This
mistake was afterwards discovered,
and was known at the land office,
but it was not generally made pub
lie. nor were the stakes removed.
Therefore, when the surveyor was
laying out the townships near
Three Rivers, his lines overlapped
the Reservation, thus placing a
portion of one OF the townships
within the forbidden limits.
This ignorance or disregard of
the township surveyor has begun
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-31
LEGAL AD~T ERTISENENT.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that j. Gilbert
Glass has expended the sun of one hun
bred dollars (T100) in labor and improve
ments, on each of the lodcs known as the
" Little Iiomestakc and Wheel of For
tune, situated in White Oaks mining
district. Lincoln county, n. NJ. as will
appear by certificates filed in the Office of
the Recorder of said county, in order to
hold said premises uuder The provisions
of Section 1924 Revised Statutes L. S. be
ing the amount required to hold the sane
for the year ending December 31St 1o62,
and if within ninety (9G) days after the
publication of this notice, you or either of
you fail or refuse to contribute YOU por-
ton Of such expenditure as owner or CO.
owners, your interest in said claim or
claims viii become the property of rhe
undersigned, under said Section 1924.
j. GILBERT GLASS.
White Oaks. y. NJ, Feb, Eth 1888.
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How 1t Blows III Texas.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
eyes, sir" continued the Texan,
wiping his moustachc and contem,
plating the Montana man thought
fully. Yes, sir, a Texas northel
is such rs is regarded as considera-
Bile by them as has sec it in full
operation
is it calc'latcd to beat a Mon
tano blizzardl" inquired the man
from the northwest, whettlng his
knife on his boot and apparently
much interested in the narrative
Of his companion.
at are" replied the Texan,
solemnly. 81 am prepared to say
hat it is calc'lated to beat anything
that blows. Stranger, I've seen Il
norther carry a stone wall twenty
miles and set it down as it picked
it up, without displacing a dor
nick! Seen it done myself. Oncet
| seen one that turned an apple
orchard upside down, and the man
had to dig out his harvest. And
that wasn't much of a norther,
either!"
81 hearn they vas pretty power
full" conceded the Montana man,
but they don't make no speed
Stranger" continued the Tex.
an, falling into the trap, stranger,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-31
turned the following verdict:
Territory Of New Mexico, ! @.

turned the following verdict:
Territory Of New Mexico, GO
County of Lincoln. %
In Justice Court, before w. i.
Blanchard, Justice of the Peace,
within and for Precinct No. 8.
Lane vs.. Bellomy.
We, the jury in the above Ell.
titled cause, duly empanelcd and
sworn, do find the property in
question or dispute to be the prop
crty Of A. G.. Lane.
Henry Mine, Foreman.
NJ. S. Taliafero, John II. Bolton,
NJ. w. Parker, E. w. Parker, NJ.
Whiteman.
If is therefore ordered and adj
Judged that the plaintiff, A. g.
Lane, do have and recover of the
defendant, Henry Bellomy, the
possession of the property so
w~rongfully detained, together with
all costs, taxed at $40. 90.
w. f. Blanchard, j. p.
Execution issued March 10th
1883.
Execution returned, not served,
March 20th, 1888.
Certiorari, commanding trans
mission of record to District Court,
received and filed, March %, 1888.
The above is the complete re
cord in this notorious case. II
will be seen that no appeal was
asked for.
The writ of CTtiorari simply,
upon the presentation of a suiici-
emily broad affidavit, orders the
sending up of the record. No de
cision of the Justice has been over
ruled.
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NOTICE OF F~oRFEnTuRE.

To w. G. Franklin and others whom it
may concern
You are hereby notified that I have ex-
pended one hundred collars in labor and
development on the May Lode mining
claim, in White Oaks Mining District,
Lincoln County New Mexico, for the year
1882, being the required amount of annual
expenditure, as will appear by proof Of
labor filed in the office Of the Cointy Re
cordcr. If within ninety days from the
service Of this notice by publication in the
Lincoln County Leader, published in
White Oaks, Lincoln County n. NJ, you
fail or refuse to pay your proportion of
such expenditure, rs co-owncr, your in.
teTest IN said claim will become the pro-
perty Of the subscriber,
T.. ii. PATTfsoE.
[l6l Magdalcna, Socorro Co, \. NJ.
February LIST. 1853.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-31
How 1t Blows in Iowa.

From the Denver News.
"The Iowa style of wind, young
man, is cut bias, and cuts things
bias, but | am not ambitious to go
on record as a liar. and besides
this there is too much competition
in this town"
"Then you won't tell what you
knowl"
"Oh, yes, I'll tell you, only not
under my own signature. 1t was Il
holy terror"
You said that this occurred
last June?"
Yes, sir, our town fell to pieces
last June the 18th. | won't give
the name of the town, but the pa
pers were full of it then, and they
never half told the story. 1t was a
holy terror. Trees were splintered
to tooth-pick size. Dwelling houses
melted away, and larger buildings
were nothing but holes in the
ground. There were forty people
killed"
There must have been some
strange incidents
"Ges, there was one or two.
One young lady was playm on the
piano. She had Just sung ont,
There's no place like home when
the storm struck. She was picked
up with the piano, and slammed
through the side of a neighbours
house where she finished the tune
Ibid it surprise her
"Not very much. She had lived
in Iowa for some time. But it
made the neighbors mad. They
did not like music. 1t did not
hurt the girl any, only her spit curls
got musSed during the transit"
go on" said the reporter
fcebly.
Zone chap l know was out rid
ing with his girl. When he came
TO, he was a mile away with a grip
on the built she had bee wearing.
The girl had been chucked into q
cellar and broken into three or -four
pieces. The team was never dis
covered. There was a hoof or two
and a wisp of bay hair, but that
was all"
"Was that ala"
"All of the horses, but there
were lots Of other things just al
queer. One man blew away anC
was never heard from again.
"You don't say so!"
Exact. I'm the man"
"Youl"
"Yes. l owed a fellow some
money, and when the storm came
along | thought it might AS wei
blow me away. So | took a fare
well look around and lit out before
morning. Got to Omaha and laiC
there till | raised the wind again
Wind is a great thing, young fel
low, and here | am"
At this iuncture the scribe made
his escape.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

To WHOM IT IA CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have expended the sum Of one
hundred dollars (S100 in labor and im-
prOvements, on each Of the lodes known
as the "Rosita' and Contention, stu
ated in White Oaks mining district. Lin
coin county, y. NJ, as will appear by ccrti-
ficatcs filed in the Office of the Re
corder in Lincoln county, in order
to hold said premises under the pro-
visions Of Section 1924 Revised statutes of
the |. S, being the amount required to
hold the same, for the year ending Dec,
31st, 1892, and if within ninety 500 days
after the publication of this notice, you
or either Of you, fail or refuse TO contri-
butte your proportion Of such expenditure
rs owners or cO-owners, your interest in
said claim or claims will become the pro
pcrty Of the undersigned, under said see
ton 1924. White Oaks, n. Nj. Feb. II. 'S3
j.. GILBERT GLASS,
JAMES. $. REDMAN,
CO-OWncrS.
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To ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
have expended the sum of one huudrcd (SlOO
dollars in labor and Improvements on the
Martin lode or mining claim, situate ia White
Oaks mining district, Lincoln county, New
Mexico, MS will appear by proof OF labor certi-
ticntc, filed in the once of the Recorder of
Lincoln county, in order 60 huld suid premises.
under the provisions Of Section 224 keYiscd
Statutes OF the United States, being tho
amount required, TO bold the same, for tho
year ending December Slst, Use, and IL within
ninety go days after the Publication of this
notice, you or eitbCr OF you, fail or retuFe 10
contribute your proportion of such expondi-
tnre ms owners or cO-uWrcrs, your interest in
said claim willhccOme the property of the I'M
dersigned, under said Section 232l.
JAS. S. HEDNAN,
En-. H.. BONHELL,
CO. White Oaks, n. NJ. March /, Iss3.
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Notice of Publication.

George 7. llcall, Jr.
vs.. IS.
Pcres e.. Lyman.
In the District Court for the Third judicial
District, County of Lincoln aud Territory OF
New Mexico:
The suid defendant. Pcres c. Lyman. Is hereby
notified that n suit in assumphit by attach
mcnt has hccn commenced against him in tho
County of Lincoln, Territory of New Mexico,
10y said plaintiff, Geo. n. Bcall, Jr. Damages
claimed, twelve hundred and hfty dollars,
~ ,@j,l. That unlCS9 you enter your appear
anccin said suit on or before the first day of
the regular May Term of said Court, com-
mencing on the fourteenth day Of May, 1879,
judgement by default therein will bc T. endcred
against you. GEO r. BOwaAN, Clerk.
Lincoln. New Mexico, March 4th, 1888.