Sierra County advocate., 1885-05-23
Mr.. Pearce, of Arizona, is in the

ley, was in town Tuesday.
Col. Woodall, of Lake Valley, was
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Piontkowsky, of Las Cruces,
was in the city this weeis
The stage came in Tuesday loaded d
down with passengers for Kingston
The sweet voice of Spike can bt
heard occasionally calling" Injuns .
G.. w. Gregg, who has been sick fol
some time, we are glad to state is up
and able to be about.
Several young ladies in town whose
names we could not learn is in the
city visiting their friends.
Wednesday morning fine crew of
good looking miners with their bun
dies on their backs was seen gong
out to the placeirs.
Mr.. A. Elliott, of the law firm of
Elliott, Pickett 4 Elliott, eft Friday
morning for his home in Tennessee,
to pay a visit TO his mother.
Mr.. Herrin, of the firm of Herrin,
Keller e. Miller, accompanied by his
sister-in-law, Miss Nora Ellsworth,
was in town one day this week.
Col. j. Morris Young, Of the law
firm, of Colby, Matterson & Young,
left yesterday for Lake Valley, to at
tend law suit in the Justices court.
Mr.. Fuller accompanied by his
family and Mr.. VIM. Harris. of Kings
ston, have gone to Las Palomas to
visit their friends and hase picnic
Jacob Mitchell is taking in the
county in the interest Of the Sierra
County Advocate. He finds plenty
of business but no money.-Blsc
Ialnge.
Mr.. James brought suit against
Judge Russell to secure grocery bill.
James won the suit. Judge Brocket
handling the case for James. Sierra
Grande Press.
Hillsboro has been quite lively
during the week, it seems, strangers
from all part of the world passed
through the city on their way to diff
ent parts of the county.
Last w ednesday from early morn
till close of the day teams loaded with
ore, passed through our little city on
their way to Lake Valley. The ore
all coming fsom Kingston
Mr.. GALES & Co, shipped a ear
load of ore from the Compromise No.
2. that netted them $340 and some
cents. They are going to ship an
Otner car load next week.
The citizens of Hillsboro congre-
gated at the Union Hotel Monday
night. They wore away the hours
of the evening by Seging and wind
ing up By dancing, to the joy all
that were present.
Thursday morning our little town |
was warned that the Indians had |
broke loose and for the people to be |
OH the look out for them. Up to going |
to press we learn nothing that would
be interest to the public.
Deputy Sheriff Hall arrived in
town Tuesday, after having chased
the Mexican who vas implicated in
the shooting scrape at the Aleman
ranch. Dir. Hall says he lost track
of him in the canyons.
Sheriff Thosmas Murphy, of Sierra
county, was here this week on his
way to Magdalena, hunting the two
uncaught scoursdsels connected with
the shooting of Bowman at Aleman.
lie has great hopes Of finding them
soon. Tom is making the best record
as Sheriff in the territory Santa Fe
The preliminary examination be-
fore G. NJ. Fuller, Esq, of Nativida
Gonzales, Pedro Zuni and Gnaviola
Acosta, for assault with intent to
murder and rob Gen. John K. Bow
man and members and en-
ployees of the "Aleman Live Stock
Company, was concluded on Tues
day last.
Elliott and Elliott attorneys repre-
the Territory and J. Morris
Young attorney for Gnayiola Acosta.