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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Buyers are cautious,
because Of the large quantities Of ginghams that
are thrown upon the market at slaughter prices.
drive in fine dress ginghams Of 10l2c grade
was made to-day by Teft, Weller Co. at 7sac, at
which price the goods were rapidly absorbed.
Business with agents continues moderate, but
prices are unchanged and, for the most part,
firm. There are no indications of agents yield
ing. The tone is slightly firmer in some direc-
tiOns.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, 10 S-16c; middling Orleans,
and eadS sae baes Mero
April. 1O.O3c; May, 1O.11c; June, 1O.19c; July,
10.26c; August, 10.33c; September 9.93c; OctO-
Der, 9.73c; November, $3.50; December, 9.64c;
January, 9.73c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 12.-Cotton quiet;
middling, &c; low middling. 9asc good ordinary,
8 1880. Net receipts, 6,499 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 1858 bales; exports to the continent, g.
O70 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock, 277,169
bales
LIVERPOOL, March 12.-Cotton quiet, but
steady. Sales, 5000 bales, of which 500 bales
were for speculation and export, and included
1000 bales American.
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NEW YORK, March 12.-Pig-iron firm. Cop
per sluggish and Irregular lake, March, 1870.
Tin quiet and steady; straits, 21.40c.
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Lead frmer at 3.49la
03.50c.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Steady and Unchanged-Hogs Weak
and LOwer-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments, 200. Light
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Oils.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Petroleum to-day
was dull. trading very light and fluctuations con-
fined within narrow range. The market opened
firm at 81 l4c, and after sagging off to 9Oosc raj
lied on small buying orders and closed firm at
81 ssc. Sales. 325, 900 brls Turpentine steady
and quiet at SIC.
OIL CITY, March 12.-National Transit Certifi-
Gates opened at 91l4c; highest. 81 Sac; lowest,
Ole; closed at 9114c Sales, 100000 brls: clear
ances 234, 900 brls; charters, 76,9S3 brls; ship
ments, "a, 155 brls; runs, 46, 529 brls.
PITTSBURG, March 12-Petroleum dull but
steady; National Transit Certificates opened at
81 lac; closed at 81 lsc; highest, DISC; lowest,
907sc.
CLEVELAND, o.. March 12.-Petroleum easy;
standard white, 11Oo, 71ac.
CHARLESTON, March 12.-Turpentine firm at
49c.
SOC.
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eeces are in fair request, but the supply is light.
and transactions are confined to small lots. On
these grades holders are firm, because they are
confident that all will be wanted before the new
clip is available. Other clips Of domestic are
clearing up pretty well, with the tendency more
or less In buyers favor, as the dealers are pre-
pairing for the early Southern clip. Manufact-
urers are not heavily stocked, and are forced to
come into the market every week, but operate
very cautiously, and are not disposed to give
any announcement to speculation There Is
nothing in the goods market TO warrant manu-
facturers paying extreme prices for any kind of
wool, and If farmers entertain high notions in
regard to the future, they will not from present
appearances, receive any support from consum-
ers in this quarter. Quotations range az follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania and XX, $50 80 i2c;
No. ! Ohio, 3763Sc; Michigan X, 30a32c;
Kentucky and Indiana unwashed combing, 290
Sic. Various grades OF Territory are quoted In
the range 16Q24c.
ST. LOUIS. March 12.-wool quiet and easy;
unwashed bright medium, 18G25loc; fine light,
16922c; fine heavy, 1201sc; tub-washed, 81
Q37c.
NEW YORK, March 12.--wool quiet and barely
steady; domestic fleece, 80 a sc; pulled. 23039c;
Texas, 15027c.
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ms. OpenfgI Highest Loicesi Closing

were not fully maintained. Lard and short ribs
sympathized closely with pork. The leading
futures ranged as follows:
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VIANDALIA LINE-sHORTEST ROUTE TO ST.
LOUIS AND THE WEST
Trains arrive and leave Indianapolis as follows:
Leav for st. L. .7:30am 11:55am 11OOpm 7sOopm
Gre ncastle and Terre Haute Accom-. 400pm
Ar from ST. L. .3:45am 4:15am Z4Opm 6-vOpm
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accom- -lO:oOam
Sleeping Parlor and Reclining chair Cars are run
on through trains For rates and information apply
to ticket agents Of the company H. X. DERING. AS
sistant General Passenger Agent
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Oil Cake-$23 v ton: oil meal. $23.
PROVISIONS

JOBBING PRICEs-Smoked meats-Sugar-cured
hams, 10 TO II ibs average, i4c; Is bs average,
114c; 17l2 lbs average, lie; 20 ibs average.
10l2c; % lbs average, 104c. English-cured
breakfast bacon, light or medium, IL l2c; shout
ders, 10 10 II MS average, sc; California hams,
light or medium. Slec; cottage hams, light or
medium Zoe; dried efhams andknuclNle pieces,
10lac; dried beef hams, thin pieces, sc. Bacon
medium average, Si2c; clear bellies. medium
weight, sac; heavy sides and backs. l2c
less than above quotations. Sugar-curcd shout
ders. Hoosier brand, 7l2c- Dry Salt and
Picked Meats-Ciear sides tunsmoked)
SIC; clear backs tunsmoked), 6i4c;
y brl 200 ms, $780, ham rrinp pork y brl
900 fbs. $3.50. BolOgna-Skin. large or small.
7c cloth, large or small. 6iac. Lardr-Pure winter
leaf. kettle rendered, IN tierces. sac: in one
half barrels, 9isc in Sob cans in 100-ib cases.
S7sc in 20-b cans in so cases. &c. Prime Leaf
Lard--In tierces, Si2c. Hoosier Packing Co. Lard
-Intierces 7isc;in SON cansin 100rD cases, 7%c.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

DENNSYLvANIAL LIN ES-THE DIRECT AND
Il POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis as follows:
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EAsT. 81.
Leave for Pittsbg e N. V. 4:30am.. .300pm 5;1opm
+" Richmond a Columbus. . 0Oam 400pm
Ar. from n. Y. & Pittsbg .1140am....600pm l02ep;n
Columbus, Richmond etc...9:4Oam 3:cOpm
Sleepers to Pttsburg and New York without change.
CHICAGO DIVISION
Leave for Chicago and Northwest. :20am ll:20pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. 3:5Oam 3:oOpm
j., NJ l. r. R.-soUTH.
Leave for Louis
> vile & the soth. 4:O5am s:3Oam 4:Oopm 5:10pm
Ar from Louis =
vile & the Soth. 10:45am 1l:10am 6:4Opm ll:0Opn
Law r. R.-soUTHwEsr.
Cairo Express, Leave l:lOap1
Vtncennes Accommodation. Leave 40opm
Vincennes Accommodation, Arrive 1O:5Vam
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.

Y YORK, March IL. Bar silver, CSC.
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LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLOw.

LEATHER-Oak sole. SO 37e; hemlock sole, 90
G32c; harness, 30a35c; skirting. STA 3sc black
bride, y doz., $6oa65; fair bride, $6OG7S p
doz; city kip, $6OdsO; French kip, $s5d12O;
city calfskins, S5cG $1.10; French calf-skins,
$1.1501.SO.
HIDEs-No. 1 green, 4i2c: No. green, Sc; No.
7 green salt. 5l2c: No. green salt. 4c calf same
as hides; No. green salt kip, &c; No. greensalt
kip, &c.
TALLOw-No. i, 4c; No. 2, 4l2c
GREAsE-Brown. 2l2c; yellow, 2ac; white, Age
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IRON AND STEEL.

Bar iron trates) so 02c horseshoe bar, B. OOc;
Norway rail rod, SC; German steel plow-slabs, 4c;
American drill steel, 100I2c; sanderson tool
shoes " keg, $4.25145O; mules shoes y keg,
$3.50 so: horse nails T. box, Sd, SIS: steel
sizes at the usual advance; wire nails, 81. 65.
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin,
&c, 10x14. 14x20, 12xl2, 1915; TX, 10xl4.
S. 25: &c. 2Ox2s. 5000; block tin. in pigs 27c;
In bars. 29c. Iron-27 B iron, 3loc; ~ c iron.
Sc; galvanized, so and 10 per cent discount.
Sheet Zinc &c. Copper bottoms, SOC. Planished
copper, SEC; solder. 16QlS
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-27

NEW postal card, will be sup
piled in few days by the dcpar'
IN n t. the post offices. They. f
fer from ,l.osc now in use. being
double instead of single and split
asross the back so they can open
out. After writing OH them they
are sealed with piece ut gunmrd
paper. This will be good news t"
the users of postal cards as it will
give them double the annnAnt oi
.poce for communication.
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Tmx Pecss VALLEY Register, usu-

TmE Peces VALLEY Register, usu-
ally tair paper, gets Jealous work
in by saying in i 5 issue Of the
18th inst. tha, h LxApEK OF the
week previsus wss publishing til,
proceedings OF the, County Com
mlssoncrs, the intelt being to con
vey the idea that we were slow
whereas VIC published it as soon a
the copy was provided us. vii
the Register toto fair. or liz it dis
posed to toll,w the dirty trail o
the y. q
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= By all odds the best history OF
New Mcxico ever written or pub
l.shcd. is i.y Gov. Prince which
has inst bc, isS,,rd as record cdi-
t;"n. Corey has number of them
for sale in w. O. and we advise
onr local readers TO possess them
selves of Il copy while they are
,btainabr.
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WA have upon onr table that
most com. lc,e work for the ladie,
of every household, Gcdey'. Lady''
Book, tor August, 1889. 1t is al
ready too full at good things fol
any paper to mention or even Civ.
II brief outline Of them all. 4
charming tron,ispiece greets tn,
eye upon opening the book; be
sides Il handsome cnlored fashion
plate. The reading matter is al
ways OF the pures'. Tins magazine
il one ot the best, and should be il
every family. Address G"dey'
Lady's Book. Pmla.. Pa.
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The Albuquerque delegate con
ventinn declared in iavor of W.T.
mans suffrage plank in the new
constitution. They will probably
be offset by the White Oaks end
of the Lincoln county delegation
with the "Missoory idea, be- yad
sir who doesn't exactly spell it
'-utlraGe.
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TuE CnrcAGo WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN 70. LEADER. l year 81. 15

Quite an addition has been
III .dr to the White Oaks c"lonv at
San Pedro Il is week. ''Gone to
/. b. discil I d. s: Peter. st.ll sc"ms
to be the cry Of every fr",h lrii-
grim as he pulls oui on the road
,eading north.
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Gm. o DEN. isthe cunique title o
Il rapprr hniling girom San Pcdr'
wiih our old friend. Col. Blake. Il,
IN. helm. 1t arts out with Il
ia.cring advertising patronage and
we feel assured ,'at If tl,s Pedr"
ties Civ tii. NuI. = 'la>tantial sup
po:t they will rrolit ll'''i rrtionately
with him.
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credit in the different funds as fol
lows:
Regular county Fund. Order,
on Treasurer ......S 1929. Ot
s:ll)ol l'ani.
School orders 80. .$i,67L12
Special County Fund,
Bonds. 50. 900. OC
Coupons. $3.50. OC
Total s256O. 00
Ordered cancelled and creditedto
Treasurer.
Assessment of j. NJ. Miller.
changed tn 200 acres at S. 90 81
acres at 81 80 and ~ at 81 ~
Assessment vt Thomas. Lang.
changed ~ / I acres at go 90 per
acre, 43 acres at 50. 80 and 100
acres ut sl.2J per acre.
Assessment nt a. G. Jacobs,
80 acres changed at $1,000, 100
acres at 50. 90 and 20 acres at 81.
80 per acre.
Assessment of A J. Ballard.
changed to 100 acres at $1,000 per
acre and 60 at S5 90 per acre.
Assessment of W. II. Miller,
changed to 120 acres at $40. 90 and
1870 acres At $500 per acre.
In thu matter OF the petition OF
Jcnnie ID. Uverton, tor reduction
of assessment on town lots in Kos
well, it is ordered that The assess
ment stand as raised by the com
missioners.
Resignation of II. j. Banner,
Road supervisor precinct No ~
accepted.
Bond of J"hn Thornton, Beef
Inspector. approved.
Petition of Lewis Lutz, admins
traitor to the estate ef j. D. Cox,
deceased, for reduction of me assess
mvnt of said estate. denied.
Petition of Sam! Wells. for re-
ducll II OF assessment. denied.
Now comes X. H. Pierce, Dan.
Gelchicst and A. Green. who, un-
der oath testify that tive wholesale
licenses assessed against K. ii.
Pie C, for the periods runningtfon
April 81 to July 22d 1887 and
from June l6Ih 1855 to- March 18TH
1889 and March 10Th to June 18th
1889. were erroneous. the sales for
the periudS stated not making him
answerable to wholesale licenses.
and the same being considered, il
is ordered that the sum OF S234.
80 the difference assessed as whole
sale license, the penalty OF 90 pen
ce.lt being included therein be de
cared erroneous and that collector
out of any funds on hand to credit
OF county and territory, refund tho
amount to X. II. Pierce.
Now comes John j. Cocktail,
atty. for K ii. Longwell, ami pre-
sents county war ants to amount
OF S5o04 70 principal and $l97 8;
interest thereon making the sun
total of Sj202. - for funding ano
for which were issued bonds No,
1873 + and ) of 81, ,0O0.0 90 eacl
! and bonds Nos and = for 800. u
each and county warrant No 25S.
for 81. y TOR fractional part AM
ordered that warrants presented
for tunaing for The above amoun
be recorded, cancelled and dcs
troyed.
Naw comes Gee. Curry, tor RnI
Inns Investment Co. and present
county warrants 10 the amount {
, 81, 476.7 principal and S23.96 il
terest thereon making the Sun
total of -. 800. - tor tunding IN
l Tor which were issued bonds Ne
6 and : for 81 900 90 each and \
2 for $500 90 and for traction;
part, county warrant No $500 f.
J ~ cents and ordercG that wa
! rants presented for rlnding ii
J, above amonnt be recorded en-
Z 4
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Iarns q CrcWwell ana prcS' ms
county warrants TO the amount oI
81, ,0o0.75 principal and $1,000 in
terest thereon. making the su'n
total of SlOl5.7 % tor funding, and
for which was issne1 bond No S
for $1,000. 90 and for fractional
part county wrrrant No 2591 for
1915 - ordered that warrants pre-
scented for funding tor above
ameurt be recorded, cancelled and
destroyed.
Now comes Geo. Curry, and
presents county warrants to the
amount S395. 80 principal and 81
81 interest thereon. making the
sum total of Il. 900. 81 for funding
and ior which was issned bond No
o Cor 81. 600. 90 and for fractional
part county warrant NJ 2l92 fer
81 cents and ordered that war
rants presented tor funding for the
above'amount be recorded, cancel
led and destroyed.
Now comes Jones Taliafsrro.
and presents county warrants to
amount Of S3l4.O3 principal and
80 ceuts interest, making the sum
otal S3l4.S5 tor funding and for
which were issued bonds Nos g 4
and ) tor 100000 each and tor
fractional part. warrant No 2193
for S14.Sj and ordered that war
rants presented ier funding tor
above amounts be recorded. can
celled and destroyed.
Adiourncisunti 9 a. m.
Tuesday July g., 1882, at o'clock
Now comes l.. w. Neatherlin.
assessor, who turns over to the
Board tile prol erty returns ard
assessment roll tnr the 1899. same
amounting to So. IA. 4S9.O0 and
same approved by the Board and
| the following tax is hereby levied
Tor the year 1889. viz:
binary County Fund, ! Of per
cent.
School Fund, 3 mills on the dollar.
Jail Fund, ! OF | per cent.
Special County Fund. 2 mills on
the dollar.
Interest on iunding bonds OF 1889,
/ mil s on the dollar.
Penitentiary interest and sinking
fund, $1,000 mill on the dollar.
Capital interest fund. 42-100 mills
on the dollar.
Penitcntiary current expense tnri,
12-l0O mills on the dollar.
Capital current expense fund.
2l-l0O mills on tho dollar.
Salary fund, 24-1O0 mill OH the
dollar.
Court fund, 2 56-100 mill on the
dollar.
Sinking fund for the redemption
OF outstanding warrants, 3G-loo
mills on the dollar.
Provisional Indebtedness fund.
36-l00 mills on the dollar.
Miscellaneous fund, 96-1o0 mills
on the dollar.
Current expense interest fund
27-l00 mills on the dollar
Compensation of Assessors fund,
45-l00 mills on the dollar
Transportation al convlcts etc. innd
15-10O mills on the dollar.
,, Territorial Institution fund, | mil
on the dollar
Cattle indemnity fund, ] OF | mil
on each dollar of the appraised
value of all cattle.
S 1t is hereby further ordered tha
4 the Cleyk of this Board extend III
+ several said rates Of taxes upon tn
Tax Roll tor the year 1889 nm
Il SO $l.00 against each perso
- s. VII to be liable to poll tax T.
O sal, year and that upon the deli,
ii cry o the tax roll to the connt
n Collector. he charge said collectt
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board of County
Com mmissio,ers CT Lincoln County,
New Asxico. had at Lincoln.
July 1st., 1889
Continmed .tror, END. Hags.

VOW cOtilcS Jno .f1cWltt. aftv
for j. and ,J. S. Raynolds. an,
asks tor rebate of penalty and in
terest on their taxes tor years 1881
and 1883 and the same being con
sidersd by the Board is approved
and the rebate 80 ordered.
Petition ot l.. G. Bescllou. fo,
rebate Of assessment not allowed
Adjourned tai . a m.
saturday July e. 1889 Il. o IL m.
Affidavit OF F: * ii. tx, j.
/ presented Il showing that his assess.
mer. N five Its j Boswell, OH
."a Il e. .X'r"ned by him tu
The Assessor was All error; that
Suld lots are situated on what l.
Known MS OvertOn Avenue wherein
the difference in value between
that and Main ST. is considerable
that at the June term Of the Boa, Il
salt lots were raised from 500 90
to 5000. 90 each and he now nett.
ti"ns the Board for correction of
the tax roll and reduction of
$4,000 on each lot, which said
petitions is hereby granted and
correction and reduction made AZ
prayed for.
Assessment M Ellen +. Casey
changed t" & acres at $1,000 so
at $500 and II acres ut Sl.25 per
acre.
Is. A. Nymeyeris hereby an.
pointed Justice q. the Peac. anJ
Jos Nj. lIen>ly, constable in and
for precinct No Is
Clerk is directed to Telegraph
County Commissioners of Dona
Ana C"untyto ascertain what n.a-
snres ifanr, thcv have taken in re-
gard to joint survey between Dona
Ana and Lincoln counties.
Delinquent tax of j. NJ, Robb.
Tor tho year 1887 declared erronc-
Gus and credited to collector.
Delinquent taxes OF .. C. War
nrr tor the years 1885 SO and 81
declared erroneous and credited to
collector.
Adjourned until July S,h 1889
ga. m.
Monday July Sth.. 1 $50 9 a. m
Ordered by the Board that pre-.
cincts Nos 8 and lG be establish,
ed with the following boundaries.
Precinct No o Beginning at the
corner common to the townships
10 $ 10 e., lG $. l6 G., It's, Ia
e.. and II s.. lG c., thence NORTH
between ranges l5 and Ii 6 mile.
to the intersection Of the Sd stand
ard parallel south, thence wost
'long said parallel to the inter
section OF range Inc b.tw1en
ranges II and -, thence nortl
along said range line to solitl
boundary Mescalero Reservation
thence west along said Rcserva
ton line to the intersection of tn,
D"na Ana and Lincoln count,
line; thence south along sa,d coun
ty line, to the sonth west cornc
nt township Is $ range II theme,
east II miles to place of beginning
Precinct n" l6-Beginning Il
the corner com mon tn the town
'hlps ID l5 l6 l6 G 17s15
Ii 10 thence south along rano
ilhc between ranges Is and 1
iue south tn the Texas line;tlenc
walong said Tex line to intersectia
1t line between Dona Ana an,
Lincoln counties; thence mort
llong said csunty line to the sout
west corner oi township Ii sout
angc 1t thence east II miles I
'lAcc OF beginning.
Residents ~ said precincts n -
land l6 are requested to pctitio
for the appointment OF Justic,
'Constables and Road Supervisor
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NUMBER 4s

George Curry,s services as County
Cfrk. Sl2S.SO
George Curry, cash expended for
county. S1G.65
George Curry, services as Probate
! Clerk S5O'UO
l.. ID. MAYS, services as Deputy
Sheriff. So so
Is. i. Whiteaker, services of Dep.
uty Sheriff, 1918
r. 81. PETIT, services as Justice of
the Peace. $40
+. j. Banner, services AZ Road su-
pervisor. $1,000
=. l.. Krouse, Work for Ceun-
tv. S22. 50
ID. &. Nowlin, Board OF prison.
crs. S4O.75
III NJ Nowlin, services as Jail
or. $3.50
l.. W. Netherlin, part payment
for assessment. $4,000
+. ii. Richmond, services as school
Snpt. S45. 50
j. +. Sligh, services as Justice of
the Peace. $500
Nj. ). Sisneros, Printing for CoLn.
ty. $500
Nogal Nugget, Printing for Coun-
ty. S21.OO
Rollins Investment Co., Printing
bonds for county. $50 90
+. II. PeitZ, services of Justice OF
Peace. Sl6.l5
b. L. whiteakcr, services as Dep
uty Sheriff. $500
J. a. Corrath, Records for the
county. 1868.
Nj. A. Sisneras. services as Inter
perter. $1,000
L. W. Ncatherlin, Cash expended
fer coHnty. S13. G5
New Mexican Ptg. Co. printing
for county. $1,000
E. L. Gallaiin, services as Deputy
Sheriff. $2.75
Francisco Romero y Lueras salary
us Probate Judge. $4,000
L. W. Banner, services as Justice
ot the Peace. $500
Z. III. Skipwith, medical atten-
dence on pauper. $1l.00
Col. State Insane Asylum keeping
VIM. Bullard, lunatic S225.OO
John Ncwcomb, taking care Of pan
per. $4,000
l.. W. n, til rim, cash expended
for county. $40
Lincoln Ditch Co, water rent tor
County. 5000
NJ. Cronin, services as Co., Com
missioner S25 90
L W. llenly, services as County
Commission. SIS. 80
a. Green, as County Commits
sioncr. S+l25
l.. W. Nctherlin, is allowed ST.
200. 90 in part payment tor max
ing assessment for year 1889 and
warrantissucd S400. 90 and orders
given ON the different funds as fol
lows:School fund $500. 90, special
county fund 5000. 90, and Jail fund
500 90
There being no further business
Board adl-uned.
NJ CRoNIN. ChaTman.
GEO. CURRY Clerk.
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Ok Tuesday, Mrs. Timoney re-
ceived her commission as Post
Mistress of White Oaks and to-
night Saturday his nibs Collier,
steps down and ont and Mrs. Ii
meney, since Tuesday has been
clerking in the office thus gaining
IN intimate knowledge OF her dn-
ties. Next week tho post office
will be lcuroved tn the west
room of the Wliteman building on
White Oaks \ A.'cnue, which is lGx
| Is. really more coinmOdions than
the present unsightly quarters.
Ben Small, of FL Paso, Texas, will
send you samples ofwall paper tree
| an annlicafion
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-27

1t will pay you to write to Ben
Small of FL Paso, Texas, for sam
pies of wall paper.