Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-10-25


the ID m,erat o4ice in Albuauer-
que 10 lave his Inper stopped. e'r-
in M tho reason that Paul J. Ho-
GER, clerk ut the school. had
absc.,na Il with the funds OF the
,m,ils to the amount M ats,nt
S5u0 THE young Indian wrote
down the names f~ tue reporter in
n much b-tter hand than large
nu nher of persons ia that city
coulL write the Same namea
| Distiic. Attor ley Smith. for the
U,it.d Sut's. has enj lined Robert
Bnck. Da ii Coones, Edward
M,ul,on and John Nc MILAN, at
Grant c. un'y. aud Mcpherson d
Firg-, Spencer * White and John
COPELAND, of Lincoln county, to
prevent them from cutting timber
on Luh!ic hLds. The injunction
forhds them Ia remove the lumber
already sawed, or logs cut, and
from eo lectiug accounts from any
ur~nto whom lumber has been
sold. Judge McF,c granted the
niunction. with order to show
cause on Novrmbe, 9th why the
ii, iunctiou sh III not be permanent
and u receiver mp, inted 10 take
charge "f The lumber aud mills.
Ell Paso Bl.li,n: L. j. Oettin-
ger. Eight years rgn. operated near
Soc nr. frem there he went to
Lake Valley, from thence to Ari-
z,ua and sonora Finally he pro-
ce.ded to the mining districts south
Of the City of Mexico, whers after
u time ha found himself IN bonanza.
I For six ,eals he has mined in our
: sister republic and engaged In
t other enterprises. Last Sunday
r in this city while on his way ta
p New York he informed the e,litor
If tie Bullion that he had made
his stake, WIS satisfied, snd would
nbalrl, u mining, a friend in this
;. city informs us that he ,etlres from
u mining with the hand. ONE sum of
t SI5r,O00. A good return for six
years work.
. Enterprise: A trial was in pro-
!, gress before the justice Of the pence
ut Doming Saturday last The
def liant, Mr. Tucker, RENAL k-d
thai he wns in about the same pre-
dicament ns Christ before Plate.
He was promptly fned 80 for con-
tempt of court aud the trial pro-
ceeded. Presently lie made anoth-
er remark which nettle,l the sensi-
: tive Judge, aid was again fined 70
u fnr contempt Mr.. Tucker de-
: manded jury trial, which was re-
" fused. lie refused to pay the fine
and the constable was ordered to
arrest and take him to the Gala
b,, 81. He was powerful man
IL Il lie constable made right
u sorry ID Of it, but with the assist
T. auce 1T n Il lend finally accomplish
y ed it, when the prisoner agreed te
pny the 6ne aud was allowed to re-
: tuin.
a F. BeIln, OF Central district, has
/ IN ,Le gold strike which lays all
u. Others IN the shade. lie has fcur
II teen feet of n dry talcy ore which
A runs into, the hundreds in gold
'e A large portion Of the lead will run
:, several thousand dollars to the ton
>. lhere Is nn question as to quahti-
iy. Mr.. Belim and his partner
!, worked this mine many years sg'
ip aud although they nude none,
% rapidly. tLey did not get along vel
n. t,.siu-r. Ihe partner brough
To several hundred dollars in gold int
" this city and squsndered IL in
t. single nigut so disgusting Dir
is Belim that he refused To have any
Il hing more to do with bin. Fl
nally he left the country and tn
h workings on the mine caved il
he For several years past, Mr. Beiln
I'd has been hunting for the lead, an
I'd has spent 81, 100 in finding it. Hi
e. fortune l. now assured beyond
queetion. : Enterplise.