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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

Krakatoa Notes In a report
upon the volcanic eruption which
occurred in the Sunda straits last
August, it is stated that the sound
of the explosions was heard over an
area much more vast than in the
case of any other eruption ever
recorded, the tarthest distance bet
ween the points where the sound
was heard beng one-siXth of the
whole circumference of the earth.
Long air-wayes giving no sound
were also felt at great distances,
rending house-walls more than 500
miles away. More than two billion
tons ofsol,d substances we're elected,
and the gaseous matter may have
been hundreds of times as great in
volume, furnishing ample cause for
the brilliant sun-glows which have
been observed throughout most OF
the world.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

French genius has added to its
long list of electrical novelties an
amusing toy in the shape Of an ar
tifcial insect which moves its
wings when an electric current is
passed through it.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
1850 RECOMPENSA!
1880 RECOMPENSAl
1900 RECOMPENSA!

La association de Criadores de Canada
Vucuno de Nuevo Mejicano Central por med
o de SUI Comision Executive, ofreee una re-
compensa dc,
QUINIETos PESOS
Por el arresto y conviction de cauldmera
persona que iicgaimonte arres, vendn. dc
otru manera %dispongn de cualquiere res hes
tia,o mula que p~ertcussca, % sea proplc dad
legal lie cualquer iuiembre de esta asocin-
ciun. Y en- ease que meas de uha persona
sean ImplicndHs en- la inisIna ofensa, otrn
recompensa ddicionnl de,
DOS CIENTOs CINCUENTA PESOS
sera dada por cada persona arrestada v con-
victada subsequentemente. III dinero sera
pngudo cuunuu prueDas tie tai c)nvlcoiOn
sean dadHs; dichn prusbus concistan de
lro, Una cirtiilcado del Juez de Distrioto
por quien Ia sentencia fue dada
ADO, Que tai persona - persons fueron con
victaduH por robo de reses pestiss o mulas
perteientes a algun micmbro o miembros de
esta usociuctOn.
TambleE una recOmpensh dc
DOS CIENTos CINCUENTA PESOS
sera dada n cualquiern persona que de arres-
TO flo y Conliccion dc cualquiera persona o
personals que p%rendnn o quemen o hagan a
gun aten ado de Quemnr ell zacate DE cuAl-
xuier sierra usada como past o por cual'
quiera IN do esta Ascot scion.
AMAs UNA RECOMPENsA DE GLEN PESOS
sera pagada por ol arresto y conviction dc
cualquiara persona o personals que mate
reses y no guatde los cueros para ser inspeo-
tados, segunl 10 requiere la Ley
Miembfo rccoinponsa dada antngun mtein'
bro de Ia association
Nombtssa dc la comision executive
W Q Bruton, Alex Rogers
Geo smith, White,
d Cantwoii, Edward Fest,
n Grayson, w II Hulrey,
j A Stlnson. u l. Brooks,
Por mas information dirlanse =
q. !. BKoUks, Sscritarto.
aprisy1 soeorro. Nm
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
$500 REV ARD !
$3.50 REV
800 REV ARDl

The Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
Association, through their eNecu dive com.
mittee offers Il reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any person
Illegally driving on, selling or Otherwise
disposing of any cattle, horses or mules be.
long ne to or legally controlled by ANY mem.
b I OF this HssociHtion orti more than one
person Is implicated IN tho ufense, II further
reward of
rive HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
For each subsequent arrest and conviction
the money To Ge paid when proof al convlc.
ton II made. which proui must be
LIST, a certificate from the district Judge by
whom sentence WIS lussed;
2Iu, Tlat the party or parties were conyic.
TED Tor tue theft OF cattle, horses or mules
belonsip Z to II memBe or members of this
association.
Also II reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To any person securing the nrrest and con.
NictiOn OF amy person az Persons for setting
jire To OF burning, or attempting to burn the
sfass fron 9ni range Wcd by any member
oil the association.
Also Il reward OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any per.
son or persons Tor 'tilling cattle and not pre-
serving the hides for inspection rs required
b.. law.
No reward shS.l be paid to any member OF
kauIesoi executive committee:
W & Bruton. Alex Koqers.
Geo smith, DE White.
Cantw ell, Edward Fest,
y Grays0It. e. l. brooks,
j 4 sting M. w II Hulvey,
furt1 rther Information address the secre'
thry ~ Socorro, n. NJ.
aprlo'Sly G. l. BRooKs, Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
Mining Application No. 2o4.

U. :. LAND OFFICE,
Las CRUCES. \, NJ Feb. 18th, issl
NJ OTICE Is Il rrby given that John Paul
and ID. u. Mcmillan by their attorney
In fact VIM. II. Moore, whuse postafiee adj.
dress Is Chloride, sucorro County, New Mex
leo, has made application Tor y tent l4t0
linear feet IT the Woods lode bearing copper
ana silver with surface ground averaging
5lSb In width situated IN Apache mining dis.
trict, county of Socorro and territory of
New Mexico and described Ia the plata
ana Held notes on hle in this ONCE Us follows,
viz:
u ginning ut the north cor No. | an a
post set IN ground | y Il and secured by u
monument OF stone a. Il ia diameter at the
htse "A d ~ feet high and branded IN Cor
II being the same as tue Gust cor No. OF
the Colossal lode IRON which war u deg 20
nlin ~. the highest point OF rocks on top
ui llagan'A Peak is located y ~ uCg a. min
W sau1 icet, also II monument of stone located
ON top OF u large aud cunicul shaped point
OF rocks ) W 81 llggan's Peak bears \ 20 deg
Thence : 81 deg 30 min w So feet To this
west cor No. : an oak post 3 ins by ~ ieat
o n set In mound OF stone 4 Il in diameter
ut tue base and ~ feet high. aud branded
Nv cor Wit being the same cor as the south
cor No 4 of tue Colossal lode.
Thence from said cor No. ; "a deg Is min
! go feet To the center of the south Fork OF
the CuchiilO Negro Creek, AtU ieot to tho
sOuth cor No. j a cedar post I ms by Al tect
long, set IN ground ! loot aud and secured
by IA mound of stone aud earth 4 II IN dianie-
W Nv nho Dast anu "a II hAkh hhu bfahuoo
) cor W.
Thence n - deg 30 min e475 feet 20 the east
cor No II pinnn post ~ ms by 5k II long set
IA teet In ground and secured by n mound OF
earth and stone feet In inmete at the eHse
and 3 feet high and marked L cor W. thtneo
IA 81 deg 80 min " 600 feet Ia south fork OF tho
said Curhillo Negro creek lfIl.y feet to the
place of beginning.
Connection of survey;-The north cor No l
T. located ) 10 deg ~ min Q 1907 feet from the
United states locating monuine.t No Enid
monument being the h CHEST point OF rock
In place on tine exit cme south side OF the
apex of llagan's peak and Is marked by un
iion pin set iuto It's highest point aud by the
initials 4 5 l. NJ Noe, said monument IL loca-
ted 80 deg Is mtn " n feet from the center OF
"A stone monument q feet N diameter at thu
base aud y feet high also located ON top OF
said Hagan's Peak.
said claim contn. ns la.Bl8 acres. and is To-
corded IN book / ut page % of the mining
r. cords OF Soeorro county y NJ. The Col0s.
sal lode Joins the said Woods lode upon tina
north.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Woods mining claim are
required to file their adverse claims with thu
r gister of the L.. :. land Ufiicc at Las g, uces
n. NJ. during the sixty days publication here
Of or they will be barred by the provision Of
the statute.
Febl5 GEO. d.. BOWMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
$500 REWARD.
nz5o REWARD.

The Central New MeNico Cattle Growers
Association, through their executive com
mittee, oilers u reward ui
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the apprehension and conviction ol
'ltaly" aud Gus White, alias Gus Moore, for
the Illegal branding aud stealing of cattle
belonging Ca the association, more especially
the ; L aud l. l. 4 brands of cattle.
The above reward of 500 will be paid for
the arrest and conviction of either Italy
or Gus White, aliRs Gus Moore, and the add.
tional reward of $3.50 wall be- paid tor the cen.
victiun OF both parties Tor the above named
oiiense.
NAMES of Executive committee:
" & Bruton, Alex Rogsrs,
Geo smith, ID y White,
ID Cantwell, Edward Fest,
n Grayson, & l. Brooks,
j \ stiuson, W II ~Ilulvcy.
For further information address the secre
tary at sOcorro, y. NJ.
Aprlsw4 &. l.. BROOKS, Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

cts. aud u u believed thAl lie line wlll
l. eKlcudcd on 20 ienson. AnHona
TIE construction party u the same
corporation h engaged with the PALE
driver below toNn. and Il j. mmorrd
that The bridge oveT The arroyo Nlll b.
constructed and The road continued o.
the noFth end OF the eiiy. where q depui
and extensive machine shops will he
built. and tins city made the end OF the
diflsion-Silver City Enterprise.
bur Mason and C. II. Kinrshury
drive their I've horses together and the
combination makes a bright team. The
other day Mason and Mrs. Kingsbuu
were la a buggy cussing from Bear 10
Dry creek on the trail. They were
coming down hill aud by some means
the horses became scared aud unman-
agable and Burt 10 prevent a runaway
turned them short 10 run them into n
side hill. The quick turn tilted the
buggy and Mrs. kingsbury was thrown
out striking her face upon the
ground. A few unsiahtly bruises Is
the extent OF her injury and she con-
graduates herself on even 50 fortunate
an escape.
q. +. Lyman's last bunch OF cattle
arrived at the ranch above Fairyiew
saturday night There were two hun
dfed and twenty head Of young heifers
and bulls in the invoice. the heifers be.
ing half grade. and the bulls full blood
Durham. Mr.. " ilsun who made the
collection, Ia Iowa. vas offered i've
dollars per head advance for the lot be.
torch left the state. The stock ar
rived IN good condition but on the trip
out from the road a few got fooisore
and weary and were left ut Willow
Springs 10 recruit. The outrage perpe-
trated upon Mr.. Lyman at Trinidad In
the name of the cattle inspection bill
cost between five and six hundred dol.
lars. There is. however. no recourse
until the next session of the legislature
The doubts and fears which used Ia
prevail regarding the willingness of
the owners of the producing properties
to work their mines as feeders TO the
concentrated are well nigh set at res,
by this time and there is no question
but what the Chloride works will he
supplied with all the ore that It can
work with its most expeditions run
ning. There has been the least
fear but what there was plenty of on,
adjacent To Chloride to keep the a con
centrator of twice the size Of Mr.
Castles running night and day. but
there has been fears and grave one.
, that the owners of the mines would
not work. IL now transplres that IL
cases where the owners do not wish 1,
work that leSsees are plentiful and al
most all kinds of contracts are mad,
on promising properties by men wht
would rather work and take theiI
chances of making something than :,
lie idle. Every ore producing prospec
not already leased has numberless per
sons applying for permits to develuI
and it is not likely that any claim viii
. be idle when any activity begins.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
Application fol Patent No. 2o5.
q. :. Land Once, .

Las Cruces n NJ. Feb. 18th lsS4'
Nj Office is hereby given that John Paul
IN anu ID Mcmillan by their attorney in
fact William II. Moore whose postuflce all
dress IL Chloride, SucOrro County, New Aex.
leo, has made application for patent for 1925
linear II of the Colossal lode bearing silver.
and copper with surface ground 532 ieet IN
width situate in ApHch. mining district, So
zorro County. and territory of New Mexico.
and described Ia the plat and field notes ON
file In tiis Office as follows, VIZ; Beginning
ut cor No / an oak post 8 ms square and s
iect long set in the ground ~ Il and secured
by "A monument OF tone az IL In dia aud ~
IL high and branded ~ cor g" being the
same us the north cor No OF the Woods lode.
From which war IL deg 90 min q the highest
point Of rocks on top oi Haglin's Peak Ia To-
Gated n 10 deg AZ min " 2sUI II. Also u monu'
ment Of stone CA tip of n iai ge contcal shap-
cd point of rocks 3 " Of Hngun's Peak bears
G % de 81 min " 3651 f.. Thence cor No | n
a deg a6 min " l5a5 to north cor No 2 nm oak
post ~ ms by A. It long set IN ground ft
aud secured by u monument of stone I IL in
dia ut the base anu y, ft high and branded
an cor c.. Thence : ~ deg 80 min " asa ft
To the west cor No 3 nm oak post tns by AZ
feet long set In ground and secured by a
monument OF stone3h II IL dia az the base
and = Il high and branded"W cor c.. Thence
3 a. deg 90 min q 1885 II 10 the south cor MOI
an oak pest 5 ms by4k IL long set In ground
and secured by u monument OF stone 4 IL ut
the hase and ~ II high and branded = con
O. IL being the same cor ns the " cor Of the
Woods lode. Thence n 81 deg 30 min q 2T06
IL To the center of the working shaft and as
Il 60 the place of beginning.
Connection of survey. The east corner No
! il loo ted = Is deg u min G 1901 icet from
the United States locating monument Nos
said monument being the highest point q
rocks in place on the extreme south side of
the apex of Hagan's Peak, and Ii marked by
an iron Mn set Into it's highest point. and by
the Initials u VI No3. Said U ; I'M MOI
IL located = 1 deg As min " from the center OF
n stone monument6 feet in diameter ct the
base and o feet high. also located on top OF
Hagan's Peak.
said claim contains II 2t2 acres and In re
corded In hook | at page GO Of the mIninz
recoids Of socorro County. n NJ. The Woods
lode joins the said Colossal lode upon chs
sonth.
Ans and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of satd Colossal mining clatx
arc equired TO die sne.r adverse rla.r,s vita
the register Of the u. 6. Land Once &c Las
Cruces. during Ia % days publication hsrs.
OF or they wni be barred by the provisfoast
the statute.
Fsbis csc. u. BOWMAN, EeEfssbx-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

Notice OF Pre- Empuon Proofs

L. - Land ONCE.
Las Cruces. \. a.. March. stu. tssA
Notice y hereby given tnut the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in.
tenuun - make final proof an support q
their respective claims before the register
aud rcCciyer Of tine 1 :. land once az Las
Cruces. \. NJ on april 18th. l-si. va
Albert 1u an homestead No. Sc for
the : " see - and = . : e. sec - { ~
s,f ". Nttme SEES, WIN. NNausun, Henry
llcs. john l. stricklng and n. henson all Of
socurru county. \. 81.
William swanson ou deiraratory statement
No. 49, for the > " = = sec "a Z h 80 6 and
lots Z sec { "a s.ruN. Witnesses, Henry lies,
NJ. Benson Al Johnson, aud John Taylor. ali
uf Socnrru county ). NJ.
Henry lies un declaratury statement No.
i2S6 Tor the n e n . = sec ~ = N " and
- n " : sec 10 tls.rsw. Witnesses. al
johnson. VIM. swanson, A. Henson aud John
Strckiing, ali OF >ocurro county, \. NJ.
Mar Ia ESQ. d. BowMAN, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
Notice to Cattlt.men.

trial New Mexico, at socor M. n. N. ON the g.th
2ith and ?Ith Of March J Ssi, and at Albno ner.
quee' \. NJ. on tue lst Il I'D emu days of April
lsts, an orghniz ntion was perfected, 20 bc
1foweis, Assoftatio r." Tor the PROT ,ction nj
Tue cattie interests OF socorro, Vale ncia. mud
bernhiilio c9Iintie =, and coutiguor ts conntry.
rue loiiuw;hg y ersons signed q ,e constitn
alton. tho uSSoSi
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

NOIiCL y h.nhy KiNcn that the husinsss
y hes ctutafe carried un im Chloride undeF
thr arm name ~ farksr a ~un IL thls day di.-
sulNUi - mutual uuusrut and thr business
irum this date utit - carried on nY kutHat
Parker, be being authur Eru 10 Culietf ali
claims de the uFm ct Parker A .uu aud pay
All outstanding bills against the same.
4. ". fkHKEN-
kNiGmr ~
Anil IL I..I
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

Las Cruces, y. NJ, March 18th, 1854.
Notice II hereby EiNtu tlnt the follow ing
named settlers have filed notice 81 their in
tcntion "a make uhal proof la support of th, ir
respective claims before tie probate clerk
of SHcotrO couuty at the town 1T s%ucurro,
New Mexico. ON April 8uth. LISA. viz
Edward ;. Henson ON dc~clAratOry statement
No. luo Tor the = = q = aud = \ " see y
10 =, r - a. Witnesses. Charles huser, Hen
~ Henson, ". r Jones and &. q. CoByis. all
of ~UcurrO county. y. NJ.
Charles Moser GA declaratory statement
No. 1904 Tor the ; : > : aud = e > " \ sec
STA =, 4 - ". Witnesses, a.. :. Henson, &. &.
Convis, =. II Bufk and W, D. Jones, all Of
>ocurro county, y. NJ.
Mar n JoHs Il. McFIE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

49, s4m# um~nN. . fuftNer ww4za 81 So fuF
w@xh m48i&hsnMl Afrust Amd UumNa~hsm Af -
~ arss NhN as~arlMttuu am uHHFa q ~
malG ~ - tuT thN arrest mmn uauNaEIknm q
auf uNd 81 arN wrmtaFI Uf - 49,
Ntstlnas IL aserlattun rars = Hesard -
80 ~ ~ afrHsf and ~NuuNnfinu - anF IRT-
@a - rFfeHus ~ kllinE cattle sna nfa pre-
Do the laN.
q. 4. hEauKs. N~@FHufnFY.
AIaisst festonloe Aadrus.. >snorru. M
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

AurtCE sheFehy Eisfn that ths iuis nuuw
y AtaiElisa fhsmmtrs doing hHsinrss ~
urrtuusa. = n. T. thls DDS dissolved ~
mutual onnssui }. q r~muons Ill eun-
uuur the huslusssgollecttur oil acguuuts sud
lal ma III aeaIa IAmrs klaIGsu.
Apr. a - u. a. rLHMnoss.
m.unosa \. Mex. Apui sth. ia
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

Nusiv = hewtg tat I c.aa-.~e cafris.
TIsnatf fadEr 81 erefru touuu hats sutF1
80. in frusf So fhs and InHaia
tauts 81 tnf tHaH stF ~ lalrN 49, thH tas-
lualuE tesnutsd tfaet 81 iand a. Ht Ths
saa - ahHrs ~ 80 An g g
No H. =. - . uflnlulum prks 81 -
80 arfu NANlNLkNlu sd
March. l1ih. isA Probate 1uasn
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18
AyisO a Los DuenOS dc Canada
NaCuno.

I'm fuusa tenida pur To- "Crraaores ds ca.
made aeune o. Nucvo Mslico Central "a
Mar. a. S..y en- k~isuasssass' y II. ss
lns dias lnu , edo. DE- Ahrl. de $50. uua ofra
uiEarian fue iarnafa cnn 81 uumbrs De ia
Ascension a. CIvadour- d. eauada Naeunu
o. NmeNu NJ itCo frutrAi. cun 81 M DE- pro.
teicr ios lutrresos o. Ganado Nacunu a. los
condaaes o. ssrarro. Aalcncia y hernaiilio,
lu9ares ~e0ufiNuos
La Persons ~slEurntc- han nrmado Ia con
stiiucion , reEla' como micmbnes de IN A~o-
Prssl ssnts. DFwhite.s y Johns.
Vice Pre-. ~ fcst. DC kye.
W . slauiEhter,d , Ro-cboum.
J " Virgin. samuel = ncdnck.
d Nontosa a ~ons e. nnserts.
arHK=an. Iun d slaughter.
W : Hape~eii. DC Cautwvii.
Floyd Jarrett, Iun J snyder.
john " Terry. AlpN nngers,
n NJ Atkinson, H. nisilop,
, d Laderwr, Geo smith,
WIN Tuttle, Jno Aiie1.
q 4 nrooks. AVA Abeytia.
" & Hfutan. " n ~ttulvey,
n W browne. BOWMAN.
T J Terry. j 4 ~tiu=un.
- Mclean, " G~adHiHstan.
Hr&La brown, } Ba-ve.
Milo a smith. a. brown.
tN blackwell, MHx FROST.
Ddwyu , tpouer, VI Moore.
JC Tiffany, Ghu= Xieaer,
j = Crawford, III bradley,
MfhA \ AfWtns ~hNtlhAn knCns
Waller q Marmun, Charles " Lewis,
Geo n fmdt, Henry nuld,
Charles " Kennedy. Mcclellan,
4 J Trask, n Il White,
q NJ Manseli.
Otra- personns que tengnd rc-es propias o
a "a cargo, y que dcsecn tvner I'll benencio de
In prot uciun uirccida pur esta Association,
son suplicadus de haccr sus aplicaciones POT
c~soritss pre>eutarias al socretario para
hucer=e miemhrns.
la Asueiaciun otrccc una compenas de
500 por 81 urrestO y conviction de cuaiquicrh
persona que roba~e q nrrinse reses, bestius q
mulas portenectenteH a caulquicr miembr
zoe e-ta Association, y en- casa que mas dc
n persona sean ~implicadA- eu Ia misma
uiensa, una -recumpcn,a udiciOnal de s25t
sera dada por Ell arrc-tO y conviction de oHdu
persona Hmas de la ptimcra.
la Association tnmhtcn otrrce una recon
pcusa de $50 por al arrrsto y conviction dc
cuHlquierH PERSONS que quetnasen u pfendi'
essen iucEu, % atcutu-cn u oinur 81 zacate de
cuaiguser sicnra que este usaudose por cual.
outer miembru de- Ia nssociucion.
Ama- esta Association ofrece una recon.
pensH De SlU0 por 81 ercsto y conviction d,
~cunlquteru PERSONS que mutascn ftscs, y ne
guaruasen los cuerus para ser i~nspectados
como 10 requicre la Ley.
g.. l.. BROOKS, secrotarie.
APrlswt su estaieta 81 s%ocorro, \. NJ
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-01-31
Crow.


Mr.. EDlToR You will please ex-
cuse the space we attempt to bridge by
writing this late day. Thefactis, busi=
ness has interviewed go enormously for
some time past that we have had no
time to spare outside of our sphere.
The various avenues of life ,hereabouts
seem quite active to-day. Frank Dixon
is the s'veni vidi vici'' man of this Vi
entity. He has opened new store. or
rather has enlarged his store to such an
extent as to accommodste everybody.
He takes everything in barter ton. He
is going to advertise at once. The
''Glenwood Literary Society" yet fingers
upon a solid basis. although at the out
set many expressed a fear of -earlys.dis-
tribution. The program has always
been full besides a score Of volunteers.
The principle subject of debate Thurs
day eve was "Resolved that press Cooks
excluded) has more influence than the
bar. The affirmative was unanimously
victorious. 1t can be said to the credit
OF director Ridge, that GlenwOod School
House is decorated with new seats and
desks. Charles Cook pilots the young
idea in District 20 this winter with much
success. It is reported that Warren
Evans is going.to move to Kirwin in the
spring to study law. If such be the case
Warren, success to you and too, may
the western horizon of your departure
be tinged with the golden sunbesms of
happiness. Mr.. Quin of Vinton Iowa, is
visiting the Ridges Charles Hart, who
has been stopping a short time at Bloom
| ington, returned this week. Lew Null
bath has sold his place, consideration
unknown. Samuel Miller has returned.
John Fisher and Warren Evans prove
up March Sd. John Briggs is in Nebras-
ka visitisg his brother. Mrs Rev. Pope
JOY has bed quilt little over half done
which has already i. coo pieces inZ it.
If any of the gentle housewives a supe-
rior please hang it on the line.
VOX
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-01-31
Mo. p. r. r. Time Table.

MO. +. r. X IIHlS aDIo'
Mail and Express, going east 2:02 4;
- - west ly33 :"
Freights going east Mon, We'd. and Fri; = zoo;
W W Pagan, 6 supt. Atchison
T |, MaSee . = Assistant I" Gree lea f
Il Chandler Gen'I Pass st st Lsuis
II i Emerson Gen " n Frt Pass !gt chiEoR
J F Fretz Freight and Ticket Act Marvin
Tho South and SOUTHEAST FIorida.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-01-31
Arrival and Departure of Malls,

Mail east aud west via. c. b. Mo.
Pacific Il. r., arrives. 4 a III. leaves
80 y Ia, daily. ~
Alma and Phillipsburg-Arrive II
III, Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days; leaves I-pm. q. "a 81,
LoRg Island aud Phillipsburg-Ar-
riVeS IL Ill, and leaves p, M, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
Nance and Phillipsburg-Arrives 4
p. M, Tuesdays and Fridays leaves
a. M Wednesdays and Saturdays.
WagnersYile and PhiIlipsburg-Ar-
riveS z q. IA, and leaves APP. Ia. on
Tuesdays Saturday u.s. 41.-aaus' sr,
PCst-Otlice AOsTs-Opens 8 a. m,
closes at Sip NJ. Sundays opens g n IA,
and closes I p III, closes 10 "A Illahd Z. 30
y III. Money order business, closes at
0 p HI. No money order or register
Litter business transacted Sunday.
II. G. SPAULDLNG, PM.