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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-20
Old Ft. MtRae, y. NJ.
S a. m, June Sth, IS.

- a. iliss ~ illt QUIZ o..
MAJ. w. II. II. LLEwEILYN:-I
should have written you ere tins,
but have not had an opportunity.
| returned last night from 4 scout,
and have just made out my report,
and delivered it to Maj. Van Horn.
T." Peso" Nogoosh, and myself are
well. The former desire you to 50
inform their families and friends at
the Post.
This must have been quite a
place in its day, but it is badly di-
lapidated now. The cemetery CON
tains about 30 graves, the inmates
Of nearly all being killed by the
Apaches. In the centre OF the
graveyard is u neat and pretty
monument, 8 feet high, erected to
the memory Of the colored volun-
teers, by surviving comrades.
On the morning OF the 4th inst.
| received instructions to take the
scouts, and 4 detachment Of the
9th u. S. Cavalry, cross the river,
and trail ard locate the hostiles
who were deprcdating settlers. 1
crossed on the ferry, and met many
citizens who volunteered to show
us hot trails of the hostiles. | ac-
cepted their kind offer, and started
mp the west side of the Rio Grande
On the north side of the canon
Canada Alamusa was point d out,
and we nearcd the steep, and ap.
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vnA. o.ss=ey. matter ~ r-rDpr.oter
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-20

tongue bleeding would cure many
Of malignant mouth disease, and
prove beneficial to many commu-
mites.
But enough for this time. Our
promised doses Will be hLmeopath-
ic, il not sugar-coated.
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the trail Of the hostiles going to
the river, and crossing to the east
side. Peso and Magoosh took
down the trail on the jump. Al
ter going half a mile they stopped.
| ran mp and cnqured, why They
said the trail had run out, and had
been made by ponies Of the range
working toward the river tor wa
ter. On proper inspection this
proved to be correct. We went
further mp the river and investi-
gate Ben. Coles fight with the In
dians, and his capture of some OF
the hostiles' ponies. | discovered
that the ponies were taken sick,
and could not keep up with the
herd, SO were left by their owners
to recupcratc. Cole-thought it was
time they had an owner, and took
possession OF them, and started
the report that he had a fight with
10 Indians, and had captured the
ponies from taem. Further up,
near San Jose, | visited the place
where 1t was reported party Of
citizens had fight with the hos
tiles, killing three. and wounding
many more. On investigation, it
developed that a cowboy, while
ont Looking after his horses, had
been fired upon by a party of five
MeXicans, and after firing they
made hasty retreat.
We secuted up the river for 80
miles, and passed over to the foot
hills Of the San Matio Mountains.
| interviewed stockmen. and from
no reliable authority could | learn
OF the presence OF hostiles, and |
am satisfied there has not been any
on this side of the San Mateo.
| expect to start in the morning
fer the west side OF The river, with
scouts and soldiers, for Willow
Springs, and Oio Caliente. If we
go there expect to find plenty OF
hostiles. will go unless the or
der is countermanded Mai. Van
Horn has gone up to Engle to tele-
graph Gen. Bradley. | do not.
know what. time lhe will return.
We are out Of money, and got
out Of rations on our scout. Mo
goosh traded off his shirt AMI a
blanket for a fat goat. | told him
it was all right if he could stand it
without clothing. AS came off
mrrcpared for SO long trip, l
stand greatly in need OF change
of raiment. The weather is most
too mild here for comfort, though
the nights arc very ,ooI.
| start in a few minutes for En-
gle, 5 miles distant, to mail this. .
will cross the river early in the
morning, camp at noon at &C il .
10, and reach Willow Spring, ut /
night. Capt Wallace goes with
his company.
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ITuIY ! 0urs,
THos. BRANlCAS,
Chiet Mescalero and JicariIla po-
lice.
Engle, 7:l0 p. ".

M4JoR-The mail carrier has
come IN, and reports hostilcs all
around. Indians stopped the stage.
All is excitement. will return to
camp in Il few minutes. We start
early in the morning. Wish had
more scouts. ToM.
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SLANDER

cfCcpS, OF craWlS on G0u greer
earth, so vile and contemplate a!
the traducer of human character
Compared with such an one the
highway rObber is a saint the lat
ter secretes himself by the roac
side, and upon approach Of the IN
noccnt traveller, springs from his
hiding place with drawn dagger oil
loaded revolver, and makes de
maud tor money or life, and the
victim, by parting with a few pal.
try dollars, can save his life, and
with it, in its golden casket, that
more precious jewel, agood name.
But the traducer Of character Of
ters no such alternative, and against
hlm there is no defense. He'll
cannot boast of so foul tiend, nor
man deplorc so foul Il foe. It is
the pestilence walking IN the dark
ness, spreading contagion far and
wide, which the most wary travel
er cannot avoid ; it is the hcart.
searching dagger Of the dak as
sassin; it is the poisoned arrow,
whose wound is incurable it is
the mortal sting Of the deadly ad-
er. Murder is its employment,
innocence its prey, and man and
woman its sport. Its foundation
is envy, jea ousy, and disappointed
ambition. Its heMlds are found in
all sects, and its apostles are some
times professed leaders of the fol
lowers of Him who said, "Let HIM
who is without sin cast the first
stone," men who are like guide
posts, which point the right way
but never travel it. Tie SANDER
er is vindlctive, malicious, Il COW
ardIy demon, worse than a murder
er.
Tis SANDER
Whose edge is sharper than the sword,
Whose tongue outvenoms all the worms of
the Nile.
Whose breath rides on the posting winds,
And doth belle all corners of the word;
Kings, Queens, and States, maids, mat,
rons,
Aye, the secret grave this vipcroua slan-
dcrcr enters
History informs us that in I'LL
ages, and in all countries from
time immemorial, laws have been
enacted for the punishment OF the
traducer Of character, and that ev-
en- amongst the most savage tribes,
to inpute a want Of skill or brave
ry was considered reproaoh sufh-
clcnt t" excite resentment bv re-
sort to personal violence, and oAe
of the great objects OF the law up
on this subject, was to do away
with personal violence by provid-
ing Il legal remedy, SO that The of
fender could be punished according
to the tolms of law, and as we trace
history it records the penalties Tor
in every graduation, from
the iutiction OF death, to the as
Sessment Of damages. Tho anci-
ent Lydians blcd the slanderer in
the tongue. by the ancient Ro.
man Law of the Twelve Tohlcs,
the offender expiated his offence by
being thrown headlong from the
Rock. Leighton, for
SANDER, was sentenced 70
pay II fine Of 10000, to be twice
at the pillory, to sacrifice
both his ears, to have his nose slit,
md face branded, and to be impris-
'ned during life. Neither history
'r tradition inform us, but we in
Zine to the opinion that Mr.. Leigh
ON was cured. 1t may strike some
hat the penalties cited were too
savere. hnt we think tint n li.tlo
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-20

SECRETARY BAYAED. in his adj
dress to the classes of the No. State
University, last week, explain
ed how it was that Thomas Jefler-
son acquired such prominence in
national history. Mr. Bayard's
grandfather was a member OF Con
gres in 1901, when jefferson was
elected President by the House OF
Representatives, there having
been no choice by the Electoral
College. The voting in the House
extended over several days, with q
tie between Jefferson aud Aaron
Burr. Grandfather Bayard then
changed from Burr to Jefferson,
by which the election Of the latter
was secured. Jetferson's import.
ance as a historical character is now
accounted for in II satisfactory wav.
Had there been no Bayard there
would have been no jefferson.
Solemn thought !
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NUMBER sc.


ON foot. To- thr summit But u
ride through the tail grass. round
a point If hills. ard we entered y
rocky winding Canon, through
which the ascent WI, erry grad
ual, and rs the shadows OF night
tell upon us. We stopped at Il oriu.
itivc cabin which .ccu'cd hang
upon the face Of a ledge, out of
which gleamcd the light OF an
open fire, over which VA. soon
bending toabsorb the muca need
ed warmth. \ change ct horses
and drivers, and we were again on
the way, the landscape OF noun
tains and forest, rocky georges and
primitive houses. had faded ont in
the darkness My fertile imagi-
nation held free scope in tho
gloom that surrounded Us. Oc.
casionaliy | could catch the faint
outlines ot til" mountain tops
against the higher clouds. the
outline ot s"na Uyerilra@ng tree
or rock would assume the form of
some wild beast or mountain ban.
d.tt. Sometimes | fln,ied | could
see ayNwniag gulf close beside
the road, and brtwiXt the wakcing
and sleeping dreams, fer as
though had died and was travel
ing on ctelnally IN darkness and
gloom, with only the silent driver
for guide and protector. Thus rat
ling along in the darkest hours OF
the night we entered the Nal pals.
Then | was certain that ono
poor Government official would
soon be subject Tor obituary
notice. But fire at Willow
Springs Station, and hot coffee
gave me new courage. Before we
reached White OAKS the clouds
vanished, the ,tarS shown forth 50
bright, that thoughtanother night
would take me to them At day
light | was pounding upon the
door Of Brothers Hotel. The
landlord soon had fire, over
which vaiuly tried to restore the
circulation to my chilled limbs.
| suggested something that would
act quicker than heat from the
stove. \ short walk to the genial
Weeds store. and one drink o!tLa
renowned Stoucwall. made me for
Get all the Ills that flesh is heir 10.
On making myself known rs the
friend OF Gov. Chase, soon learn
ed that White Oaks. though tar
removed from the cputefG of civil
ization. had attracted to its roman
tic amphithcater. Il class Of men
who wore the stamp OF true man
hood, and for my friends sake
they made me feel us though the
mantle of humanity was spread to
cover the long distance ! had tray
elcd from Vt. to n. n.
7 no.d u,t ,Jd l,,t \vIi,o oo.
,,l:,. g,rc,.,,,. .,;,. ..I m.
=. ''''' -. '"' - '''''' !''H'i'''''
my desire for IL new
home at " Nhite Oaks. !,r scenery,
it. people, It's vide spreading
plaIns. it's Ioyelv vall.>.. its ,,ro,1
',,l n,o,,toi,, ;t.n.lL H..
" '.''''' ''''''''' 80 6 "'' ',o'' cop
per IRON ana cnaI. ANA last, but
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-06-20

TIE United State Senate, when
full, consists of seventy-six mem
bers. With the vacancies from
illinois and New Hampshire filed,
but with vacancy from Oregon,
it contains forty-onc Republicans
and thirty-four Democrats. If the
Republicans should elect a Senat-
or from Oregon, it would stand
forty two Republicans to thirty-four
Democrats. With democratic
Senator from Oregon, it would
stand forty-one Republicans and
thirty-fve Democrats. Several
vacancies are to occur March +,
1887, and the political complexion
of the Senate after that time will
depend upon senators then elect
ed to fill these vacant seats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-04

mere money than anything elss ~
sshine an sgency for the best ss,,,n ~
ly. None 0 ss,, out. Beginners succeed grsnass
90. po,.l.n s'i; Terms free. HALLETr nao.
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mo. 1911
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

RuREKA. NEVADA. November "a. 1884.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT q
IN Bweetwater Mining Company, OF Treasure
Hill. Nevada. whose Postoties address 70
Hamilton. Nevada, has this day hied its appli.
cation for q prtent for nfteen hundred linear
feet OF the Hidden Treasure Number Q mine %
vein bearing silver with surface ground sx
hundred feet in width. situated in White Pins
Mining District. County OF White Pine ana
State Of Nevada. and designated by the Geld
notes and oficisi plat on Hle In this once e
Lot Number ITO, located upon unsurysysd
land, the exterior boundaries OF said Los
Number Ito being ~ follows, to- witt
Beginning at . post marked No. ], Unitea
States survey No. Ito. whence the ssestsn 80
ner common 60 sections "a and 10, Iownshak
10 north, Range 81 east, and sections = Morwt
DiAblo Meridian, bears south W degrees %
minutes west sea- feet. and peak NO. = pssfs
north e3 degrees 10 minutes west ozo z-iv Ies.
thence running. first course, north ion 1gsiees
east 1900 feet to post marked NO. =. unitsa
States survey No. 10; thence, second course,
south 55h degrees east 600 feet TO post marSeu
No. 9. United States survey NO. ITO; tncnes,
third course, south ION degrees west l.ooo tss'
TIC; and thence, fourth course. north ooH az
grees west 100 feet to post No. . OF Unitsa
States survey No. l0l. Hidden Treasure ioes'
$50 feet 10 post No. 2 Of said United states sur;
vey No. 10i, 600 feet to post No. ], the place
beginning, containing Is S7-lO0 acres.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east.
The location of this mine IL RECORDED In NV
Recorders once OF White Pine Mining pls
trict. in book L of the records Of said district
This claim is bounded on the southwest by ths
Hidden Treasure mining claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion Of said Hidden Treasure No. 2 mine =
| surface ground are required to file their 90
| verse claims with the Register Of the uniteea
states Land once at Eureks, In the State o.
Nevada, during the sixty days period of publ.
cation hereof. or they Will be barred by virus
| OF the provisions of the Statute.
r. II HINCKLEY. Register.
II is hereby ordered tbst the foregoing Noues
| of Application for Patent be published for w
period Of sixty days, in the Eureka DALI
Eureka, Nevada.
n2s sod #. II. HINCKLEY. Register
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SheriH's Sale.

B. p. WILSON. Plaintiff.
vs..
BgS W. GooDHUE and JOSEPH sCHBoE-
DER. Defendants.
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OF Memory. Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions,
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In the Head the vital fnid passing unobaeryod
in the urine. and many other diseases that lead
TO insanity and death.
DR. MkNTfE will agree to forfeit five
Hundred Dollars for . case Of this kind that
the VITAL RESTORATHvE under his
special advice and trestment) will not cure, or
for anything impure OF injurious found In H..
DIR. MINTIE treats all Private DfssAses sue.
c~essfuliy without mercury. Consultation
Free Thorough examination and advice. in.
GLIDING analysis of urine. So 90. Price Of vital
Restorative, 81 so o bottle, or four times
the quantity, IS 90; sent 10 any address upon
receipt Of price, or O.. o. D., secure from oh.
sorvAtion, and in private name II desired.
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Communication strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
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POSTPONED.

The shove sale has been POSTPONED mn
THURSDAY. January Is, 1885. ~ tbs xssr.
mentioned ulRs and place.
". 4. SWEENEY, shs-1
By 4 T. EAsE, Deputy.
kzrskA New. Dec. q, 1864. a2s-s
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~ BIOLOGICAL AND MINERAL 6PEv,'
VI mems. and curiosities bought and SOW.
NATHAN Joseph. Gal CLAY street. san ~
cisco. ses-iyocV
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loo mere Is no authority OF Law for a tunnel
"a A. aon o,uVo ~ 800 feet. A proper location
= WAN Of the tun mel for 5000 feet.
trnn 20, ~ no provision OF law for p~atenttng
n,na aoostions, but lodes discovered In run
as other iodes.
M right Is granted TO tunnel owners to
toov,s st Of each blind lode, not previously
sh MANI 70 exist, which may DO discovered in
when a lode IL struck or discovered for the
-, uins IN running Q tunnel the tunnel
c,st'n nave the option Of recording theii
~ dl.solI,oo 80 feet all on one side OF the point
sis si sSSovery or intersection, or partly on one
pya.s oleoI and partly on the other.
me line Of a located tnnnsi ahiia the tnnnel
dshs p.ossess. but other parties ara In no way
ynnn,n. from prospecting for blind lodes OF
ths ill., ssnnels, 30 long ~ they keep without
sueh tunnel. nlstf
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Wt' 1 otktutes. Bectfon I,J3B:
mnere Two or more led ges cross or intersect
each other. priority Of title shall govern, ana
SUN prior location shall be entitled 10 all ore
~ minefAi cont ined within the space of inter
s ~ put the Subsequent location shall have
s ~ ,1gnt Of way through the space Of inter
wossson iof the purpose OF the convenient
Sa, ,aine OF the mine. And where two or more
se h unite the oldest or prior location shall
s,n sne vein below the point OF union, In
''aains sii the space Of intersection.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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Debility, Exhausted
"' dty. SemiDAi
weekns sperma-
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EASHOOD, I'm
potency, ParGiys
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effects Of 6elf.Abuse
youthful ollies and
In mstufer
a. Loss
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nnIr MErAI-FRoM loo To %
srxr,sS, Is o. eeoois metal for sale ~ ~.
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no r stelsr, he sells his sofia ~.
YER and plated ware bslow coat, 81
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ft nfor worAins people. Send 10
NIL nts postage. and we will mali
ynu free q roy al, valusbie sam.
ss6kst pie box Of goods that vii m,
ne vsy Of mailing more money N a
- 90 yoa ever thought possible ii any
a. ao1s and work in spare dina mi, 'an uve
e nras. AL Of both sexes. Of Al SO.
ss-a,y successful. Fifty cents 10 "a ass,I,,
- sYsrT evening. That ali who wsn,
VII zAy tsst the business, We make tS,s 81
1ais.sd oasr; To all who are not we'll ss,.
10y n ssnd u TO pay for the trouble a.
..nt frss 7 psrticuisrs. directions, etc.
81 immense pay absolutely sure N,
- vac start 81 once Don't delsv xaSS.ior
sAIssoS = Co., Portland, Maine. A1ufsss