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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

A New Orleans special TO the
Chicago Tribune, in speaking OF
the annual celebration of the Wash
ington artillery, gives the following
interesting reminiscence
Tonight the battalion of Wash
ington artillery celebrated their an
nual reunion, which occasion was
taken advantage of by Gen. q. I.
Beauregard to place in the keeping
Of the corps tie first b%attle-flag #
the war. The trophy has an inter
esting history. 1t was the handi-
work Of Miss Hetty Carey, a Balti-
more belle, who was a refugee in
Richmond, who made it out of her
own silk dresses cut up for the pur-
pose. She afterward married Gen.
Pegram, Of the Confederate army,
who was killed in battle three days
after the wedding. She is now a
school teacher in Baltimore. The
flag accompanied Gen. Beauregard
who at the close Of the war sent it
to l~iavsna for safety. 1t has quite
lately been regancd by the Gen'l,
md deening the veterans OF the
Washington artillery safe custodi-
ans Of tho relic, he instructed
Judge Alfred Roman, his old-time
adiutant and present historian, to
present it to the veterans, which
was done in Il feeling and a finished
manner. The gift was accepted by
the veteran, Col. j. p. WALTON,
who commanded the battalion in
two wars. A banquet followed, reg
ular toasts were drank to the Presi-
dent of the United States, the Ar
my and Navy Of the United States,
the Louisiana Staten ational Guards
and Gen. G.. 7. Bueregard. The
first toast was received with cnthu-
slastic cheers, and drank standing.
The best OF spirits prevailed.
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They Were all Poor Bows.

An exchange tells the following
historical facts, which should en-
courage every young man strug-
Cling under encouragement and
poverty:
John Adams, second President,
was the son of a farmer of very
moderate means. The only start
he had was a good education.
Andrew Jackson was born in a
log cabin in North Carolina, and
was raised in the pine woods for
which the State is famous.
James X. Polk spent the early
part of his life helping to dig a liv-
ing out of a farm in North Carroll
ma. He was afterwards a clerk in
a country store.
Willard Fillmore was the son Of
a New York farmer, and his house
was a very humble one. He learn
ed the business Of a clothier.
JANUS D|uClldlldll was DOTH III a
small town among the Alleghanny
Mountains. His father cut the
logs and built his own house in
what was then a wilderness.
Abraham Lincoln was the son of
a very poor Kentucky farmer, and
lived in a log CABIN until he was q
years old.
Andrew Johnson was apprentice
ed to a tailor by his widowed moth
er when he was ten years old. He
was venerable to attend school, and
pickedup all the education he ever
got.
Gen. Grant lived the life of a
common boy, in a common house,
on the banks Of the Ohio River,
until he was II years Of age.
james A. Garfield was born in a
log cabin. He worked on a farm
until the ':n. -. was old and
strong ,r.uta 1 use carpenter
tools, when 1e ie4ruedtn the ajo-
He afterwards worked on the ca
nal.
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Al ER TISE1NENT.
Preemntion Proof NJ -ces.
q. s. LAND orrlCE AT Las CRccEs, n. y.
UnFfT fgFh 1891

q. S. LAID OrFICE AT LAS CRcCEs, n. y.
Juno 10Th, lSJ.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof on their respective claims
". NJ, at Roswell. said county. on the 10Th day
OF July a. ID. 1898 viz.
Ruben Zufelt on Presumption Ieclaratory
Statement No. 75j for the : = y = y w \
S + I and N l. "A $ w 4 See. s., n. S, S. X. Isl.
Witnesses: Richard r. Davis. Fred. H.. Alder
ding, Alfred Corn and Oliver Z. Lawson, all OF
Lincoln Co, N. NJ.
Richard r. Davis on Presumption Dcclarato-
ry Statement No. IJG for tho : = n W u and
Lot No4 Sec. bT.g II. lS2 and ; " as IA Sec.
82Twp. SS. r.. ~ II. Witnesses: Ruhcn Hufelt,
Fred. II. Alherding, Alfred Corn and Oliver
p. Lawson. all Of Lincoln Co, N, NJ.
Alfred Corn. on Premption Dcclarntory
Statement No. 7B3 for tho n 3 IA SE n
T. "A and Lot No ] See. @ T. o s. II. lS2. witness
SEES; Oliver =. Lawson, Fred. II. Albcrding,
Ruben Zufclt aud Richard T. Davis all of Lin.
coin Co., N, NJ.
Frederick II. Alberdiug. on Presumption De
claratOry Statement No. ia for thew tNEI4
Sc a NE \ and NV l. sc a sec. 1877. %. le2.
Witnesses: Ruben Zufelt, Richard +. Davis,
Alfred Corn and Oliver Z. Lawson, all Of Lin
ccln Co., N. NJ.
Oliver =. Lawson, Presumption Doclaratory
Statement No. 49, for the : T. IA Sec. ~ Twp. y
5. r.. 12. Witnesses: Alfred Corn, Fred. II.
Albcrding, Ruben ZuFclt and RichurdT. Davis
all of Lincoln COnnty. New Mexico.
GEO. II. BOWMAN, Register
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completing arrangements he
said with an impresiveneSs which
always entitled him to a respectful
audience, 81 will sleep with your
SON."
This would end the trouble and
enable Mrs. Mulkittle to see her
way clear, but, like a good house
wife, she protested, declaring that
the child would squirm and kick.
81 can manage all that, sister.
Let him sleep with mel"
Mr.. Mulkittle, who was aware
of his wife's confusion, entered a
feeble protest, but after a moments
persuasion, consented. After pray
ers, the old mar and the boy went
to the room assigned them. The
boy was soon in bed, but the old
man kneeled down and prayed.
Didn't you pray down stairol'
the boy asked when the petitioner
arose.
"Oh, yes, l prayed" the old
gentleman replied, stretching him
sci upon the bed.
An did you pray again just
them
Yes"
"You wanted to get the bulge
on il. didn't youf'
WANTED to do whatl'
WANTED to get the bulge on it."
"What do you NEAR by bulge!"
"Mean you wanted to get the
heels on it."
81 declare, sonny, | don't know
what you meanE'
"But you got your work in two
times, didn't you!"
II still don't understand you"
GLOW do people get religion?"
"By asking the Lord for it. He
gives us the grace to ask"
can if any body don't ask they
won't get it, will theyl"
"No for they must knock before
the door is opened"
can they don't git it they won't
go to heaven will they?"
ono"
can the Lord gives them the
grace to askl'
Yes"
"An'if God don't give'em the
grace to ask, they won't asks"
"No."
"An' if He don't give 'em the
grace, an they don't ask, an they
won't ask unless He wants 'em to,
will they go to the bad placei"
"Well, er-that is, they must
ask"
"But if the Lord don't give EN-
the grace to ask, whose fault is it,"
Lets 60 to sleep my SON."
"But | want to know"
"Hush, now!"
But / must know" and he
raised up in his elbows. Tell me.
81 must go to sleep"
ono, you mustn't. 1 want to
know"
81 wouldn't stand this tor five
hundred dollars!' exclaimed the
reverend gentleman, springing out
of bed. "IIere, brother Mulkit-
tle"
"Whats the matter7" called
Mulkittle, from the foot Of the
stairs
MAKE this boy come down
from here. I'd rather sleep with
a saw"
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BY virtue of an execution issued out OF the
First judicial District Court of the Territory
of New Mexico within and for the County or
san Miguel upon n judgment in favor of John
Robertson recovered against the Red Cliff
Silver Mining Company, to me directed and
delivered, / nave levied upon and seized all
the right and title which the said, The Rcd
CliH Silver Mining Company had on the I'd
day OF June, 1897, of, in and to the following
described premises to wit: the mining claim 5
knOwn rs the White Swan, Old Abe, Ethan
Allen, Little Homestuke. Captain Kid, Wheel
of Fortune, Last Chance, Black Prince. Strick.
Hamlet. Leipsic. White Mountain Gear, Prin
cess Rosclind, st Julian, Big Fortune. Lottie
Kirkham, Florida, Fort Scott Monitor, Mon
archy, Grub stake, Nina, !ronton, Orphan
Boy, Mineral Farm, West Side, Dixon, Bald
Mountain. Silver Glance, Pittshurg, Jim Grow,
Starr Lode. Iron Crown, and Mineral Hill, all
situated in the County OF Lincoln and the Ter
ritory OF New Mexico.
And i hereby give notice that ! will, on Sat
urday the Both. day of June, 1888, in front of
the post Office i'm the town of White Oaks, in
the County of Lincoln and the Territory OF
New Mexico, commencing at the hour OF III
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, ONor ut
public auction and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, all the right, title and interest of the
said, the Red Gin Silver Mining Company, of,
in and TO said, described mining claims or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said execution and the cost of said sale.
Witness my hand this 2d day of June 1888.
tOHN W..POE.
Sheriff of Lincoln County n. NJ.
Ry JAS. r. BRENT. Deputy.
JOHN Y. HEwETT and d. p. SHIELDS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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Notice of Presumption Proof.
LAND Office AT Las Cruces, N. NJ
Inn IAaL ILan

LAM OTFCE AT LAS CRTCEs, N. NJ.
June 10th, 1873.
Notice h hereby given that the following
named settler has nlod notice of his intention
TO make fnaiHroofin support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Clerk of Lincoln County N. NJ, at Lincoln,
said county. on July 2lst, 1893, viz: Eliza Nc
Fadden oni Presumption Declnratory state
meut No. so for the n w 4 = Il \ and n L II
$ W a Soc. % r. Is S II, II east.
tie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and %cultiva-
ion Of, said land. viz: Buck Powell, Preston
Elwtl. Walker W. Paul, Alonzo G.. Guntcr,
al OF Lincoln CO.., N. NJ.
GEO. d. BOWMAN, Register.
J23.jt
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The undersigned having been appointed nd
ministrGt0r Of the estate OF John Williams
late of the county of Lincoln aud Territory of
New Mexico. deceased, hereby gives notice to
AL persons having claims against said estate
TO present and prove the Same before the Pro-
bate Court of said county within one year
from date. And all persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
JOHN y, HEWITT. THOs. c. WILLIAMS.
Attorney. Administrator
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channel, but her father has stead
fastly refused to allow her to make
the attempt. She is an uncommon
ly pretty little woman, and will
have a devastating effect upon the
dudes.
Av0raT.
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The following pointed paragraph
has been going the rounds Of the
press
A New Jersey paper Says uat
Mrs. LAngtry, the JERSEY Lily haa
gone to Florida to eat oysters to
make her aesthetic. This leads
the Boston Globe to remark that
the Lilly had better come to Boz
ton and eat baked beans to make
her astute.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Territory of New Mexico, /
County of Lincoln. {

tOuilNg VI blilCOlug
To ALL WHOM IT A CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that we have eX-
pended the sum of one hundred dollars $500
for each of the years A. ID. 1881 and 1882, ug-
gr0gating Il total expenditure OF two hundred
dollars 5000 in labor and improvements upon
the Little Mac lode. in White Oaks Mining bis
trict, County and Territory aforesaid. as will
appear by certificates filed in the office of the
Recorder for said County OF Lincoln, in order
to hold said premises under the provisions of
Sec. 1924 Revised Statutes of the United States
being the amount required to hold the same
for the years ending December 3lst 1881 and
1882 respectively. And II. within ninety days
of the publication of this notice in tho Lincoln
County Leader, Al paper published in the town
of White Oaks, in said County, you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as n you interest in
said claim will become the property of tho
subscribers under said Sec. 2324.
GEO. w. PRICHARD,
A. II. WHITMORK,
The White Oaks Consolidated Gold & Silver
Mining Co., by s. Nc. G. MCPHERSON, Sup't
c. MoEJKAU.
White Oaks, April26 1883.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

W VIII " " II VII VVNNITFN
Notice If hereby given that the undersigned
have expended the sum of one hundred C$l00)
dollars in labor and improvements on the
Oaks mining district, Lincoln county, New
Mexico, as will appear by proof of labor certi-
tlcate, fled in the Office of the Recorder of
Lincoln county. in order to hold suid premises
under the provisions OF Section 2324 Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the
amount required, to hold the same, for the
year ending December 3lst, 1882, and il within
ninety 1901 days after the Publication of this
notice, you or eithcr of you. fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such eXpendi-
ture as owners or cO-owncrs, your interest in
said claim will become the property of the UNI
d%ersigncd, under said Section 2i24.
JAS. s. REDMAN,
ED. X. BOENELL,
(20) White Oaks, n. NJ, March l.. 1893.
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An eminent example of American
Enterprise, Energy and Perse-
verance.

In the hands of young mcn this
great system has been so carefully
managed that it has earned a repu-
tation second to mono for convent
ence, safety and the Injuries of
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for transcontinental
travel, in connection with tho
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost un-
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other rail
road can carry a man, who is seek
ing his fortune, to golden opportu-
mites such as are open along a
thousand miles of this great sys-
TEN.
Special freight rates arc given to
miners and immigrants.
For all the information you de-
sire write to
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30


HEBR Won WoN0ENsTEfN, Council
lor q State q Gotha, was assassinsted By :
disappointed oflics-seeker. On the 10TH who
immediately committed suicide.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has issued %
order fixing days labor In the navy yards
q eight hours.
TRAINS were snow-bound on several
roads IN the East On The 10th.
Two oyster PUNCHES colliccd On the
Chesapeake near Baltimore, Nd, the other
night. and the crew Of one, numbering
seven men. All persisted.
LORD CARLIN0FoRD has assumed tho
duties o. President OF the Council and Min
ister Or Agriculture IN the British Cabinet.
The New York Senate has passed .
bill compelling the New York and BROOKLYN
telegraph companies % place their wires
underground IL two wears.
The Rhode Island Democratic Con-
vention.in session q Providence On The 9th,
Indorsed REORGANIZATION Of william sprague
for Governor.
JUDGE E. J. ConoER, Associate Jus
tioe of Montana, has been suspended under
charges of inlemperance.
a DISPATCH from London. Eng, on
The 10Th. SAYS the Dean Of Canterbury hrs Z
letter threatening The deanery will b blown
up q the enthroning Of the new Arch
bishop.
a BOARD Of army officers has been
ordered 70 convene - Washington. p. O..
10 examine new process Of baling hay and
report on The Availability 81 IL adoption
~ use ~ the army.
JUSTICE Cox, Of Washington, has
issued mAndamus 20 compel ihs pay meut
d portion o. the award made By The
Mexican Claims Commission n the case of
| BENJAMIN We'll.
MAYoR MrLLsrAUoH, Of Shawnee
| town H.. has announced that no further
| ald for The food sufferers there was re-
1 CURED.
The Boston Mass Board Of Alder
men has passed ~ order FOR the statue I
| Paul Revere. 20 cost .. 900.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has ordered Z
board q officers % apprAise 10 vessels
which have been condemned and stricken
from The navy register under the Inv.
II Wss reported on The 10Th that Two
barrels Of powder had been found in the
vicinity q The large gasomsters q KIM
Cros>, London. Eng.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has received 4
letter from Berlin, Germany. enclosing .
loontrIbniiou of u 90 marks from number
of prominent bankers % that cIty for TIE
49, ...1@&~a~. - tkI. r..sx.4~.
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Tn laks Judge Taylor. q Nsvburg
y. r., dida heavy business n lnvesllnE lo'
clients "a ~ aoconnes - osheg ~
showed : de0ol< es,inafsd = >491ooo,
caused by dsprccialloa = roaI eufats.
TilE Marion Truse Company q In
dianapolIs, Ind. WEE placed n Ne hands q
. Receiver recently. ~ affairs having 70
suited disasiroasly q about 1000 vic,ins.
THE Canadian Government Lest year
operated Loaf miles q railroad 4 4 said 4
net Io>s Of 81. 80.
A DALLAS, (Tex.) physician, who
va fined for whipping the Postmaster. re-
fnsod % pay few days ago and was sens %
The rock pile % work out NJ fine win The
gang.
A STEADILY declining river and tho
fast disappearInx Of the bsckwater n me
overGowed bottom lands ws reported by :
dispatch from Memphis, Tenn, q The 18th.
Tho river was within - banks bstwcen
Memphis and Cairo end ~ fast assuming
The same condition between that point and
Helena, Ark. where the decline bad beer
about two feet. Many farms along The river
between Memphis and Helena thst were
under water one week ago were almost free.
ONLY i've feet Of water remained 70
Be pumped out Of the Diamond Nine d
Braidwood. H., on the 18th, and The bodies
were expected 70 come % the surface g
any time.
ADIsrArcH from vicksburg, Miss on
the 10th. announced that the Yazoo country,
where the food damage was reported seri-
Gus. was now safe.
THE New York Supreme Court has
continued The injunction resfraiaing the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
from carrying into effect the merger agree
ment-
A TAILORING firm Of Denver, Colo,
has begun ~ action for conspiracy and
fraud against The Tailors' Union Of that
city, for having induced 1ouneymen n the
6rn's employ 20 quit work, greatly 70 the
| injury of<he business Of the firm.
The cornerstone o. Q new American
Church was laid IN Dresden. saxonys re-
emily.
INDIAN A0KNr Turns, Of the Musco-
gee agency, - repsstsd % the Secretary Of
| Tie interior hat there was danger Of : bat
10 UctW<c1 tu4 VFP@@& R~< - 80
Greek Indians, and asked for troops %
| maintain order.
INDIGNATION meetings were held =
several towns n the vicinity Of Uniontowu,
Pa, recsn>ly, q which rssolutions con-
demnatory o. the jury's verdict aequitting
N. L. Dukes Tor the nanr1er Of A. Q. NUT
were adopted.
The Arabs in the district Of Assyr
end Yemer. Arabia, have risen IN insur.
rsction and ars IL daily confict with the
] Turkish troops-
TIE recent failure o. Todd, French 4
1 Co.. boot and shoe dealers q 81. Louis. No.,
was attributed TO the pecuIatIous Of trusted
| book keeper. The firms unsecured liabiii-
ties amounted 70 f125 200, their entire assets
being but -, 900.
The Issue o. Standard silver dollars
for he week ended On the 17sh was $751;
800; Tor he corresponding period last year,
| $ls2, 900.
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A woMAN and child were fatally
burned q venioe, o., recently By Ore which
oaught IN kettle Or boiling tar. At Bridge
port, Conn., woman vas burned % death
while q prayers.
THE Director Of TIE Russian Postal
service 10 been suspended from oiIIce for
Gftempting suicide.
SAMUEL RUTH, defaulting cashier Of
~ Washington pal Savings Bank, hss
bee1 found guilty o. larceny.
TgoMAs HoD0soN, heavy produce
Gs,ler, q charged with obtaining large ad-
vsnoss from ~ Bank q Montreal, Cana,
under Mise presenses.
AZ "a Italian christening il New
York Clty recently Frank Alberto had Biz
1oad nearly cut On with : razor and Two
eehsr guests were desperately stabbed.
Ar Bloomington. Ind.s - alleged H.
esndIsry 1re occurred Tie other day and four
nsa snd : boy we're crushed ~ falling
WaIl.
a NAN named a. s. Hin went 70 Salt
Lake. Utah some time go and married Z
widow. The other day The officers were
Deeking for hin and $4,000 q his wifs''
money.
PArRrcK McKsxLxY, > Baltimore 4
Ohio eondnclor. ~ killed near salemvilIe
o., recently, by being struck By mail
entsAsr while leaning from car.
ALrRED O. PAcKER, who murdered
1vo companions q ne Sen Juan Mountain
during lhs winter o. 1873 and then lived o.
~ their 0esh, Wa taken % Denver
CoIo., : few days ago end made full co..
Gession of BIZ horrible crime.
a Gas explosion II Appleton street
Boston, Mass., Ne other morning damages
Ione building snd tore ~ the street On
man ~ badly injured.
THB ice n The YeIlowstone Rive
broke q 0lendIve, Mimi, the other ds!
while maII-carrier and tho ether mel
we're crossing. and when Last seen they Wer'
1oesing down The river - the lee.
TIN trial Of City Auditor Phil Hinkl'
= Tho Circuit Court d Lsuisville, Ky, %
charge = Forgery n connscGlon with the q
1exe1 cry Hall consplraey Il that place, y
sesuIted 4 vsrdict y not guilty.
TN ship DunslaGnage was wrecks
oaths Aber1sensnirs coast ~ cher ~
80 oone tven1y livee vogS Ioet
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Ar PhiIadoIDhia. Pa. one hundred
"a twe,tv a. oper,tiyes a C,reenlee 4
sons' cotton milIs struck recently for n 3D.
vance in wages, and Il was said were intim-
dating men willing 10 take their places.
II Was reported recently that DR.. Bed
,oek u Pbilsdelppia. pa. Acting = AGENT
Of Prince Bismarck, va negotiating fcr the
purchase Of several million acres IN Mexico,
for settlement By German emixrants. The
land selected VA said 70 be rich In ores and
plants.
a NEW telegraph company has been
formed IN New York. the projectors OF
which profess n intention Of building line
from the city Of New York through Penn
syIvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. %
Chicago. The capital stock y 5000.
The Garfield Memorial Hospital fund
he's received $50 through United States
Consul Denny rom snsnxnh.
THREE captains ana nso heutenanu
q The regular army were placed on the re-
Tired 49, % the lob sor disabilities incurred
y ,ne service
HE business xaiures reported 10 the
Unitsd States end Canada for the seven day.
enued On ~ iotn numbered p twenty
seven iess shsn 80 week previoos'
LoUIsvILLx (ky) cigar-maker1
threatened strike recently unless thel'
ws<ss Were increasea ens oo'iar pr tnou'
sano'
~ = rumored thas ne WABASH -
Ten q railrosds wl'l - 'eased q the me-
soun faciac q Iron Mountain = Aprs''
Russia France SWasseriAna enc
Austria have agreed % establish aninser-
nationaI deteefive force % deal with -
archIsss, nihilists and seeiallsts.
| The wholesale liquor firm Of far-
mann q Piau, Cincinnati. o., have placed
| their Affairs il the hands of trustees and
asked IN extension % time. The liabilities
were essImated q <l25 900, sixty Per cent,
Or which was secured ~ whisky stock.
II Il aid the projected works for til
smprovemens of the Delaware breakvate,
Viii require Ave wears for completion.
" RECENT strike Tor a. advance IL
me wages u tbe helpers Of he Potsstown
ga. Iron Company threw 80 men out .