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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30

itrafer, inoem oie reifeu OauOu in bteiem
StatuS nur oerbarren, neil tie pon Nles
manOem aufgeioroert merOen, oenleIbeH III
mehieIn. Die 2,223 400 Suug9eicIlen lola
ten, meiut !6r. Simon, tiittig beiteuertmcrz
ben. Son pieleu Seiten mirO tnbeB gefraAt,
meShalb Die Seltenerung ifon nit oen SO.
2ebeuSlabre auibOreu iollte, ga and iiber
S0iielbe binaus Die 0eiratbSfdbtgfelt nod
Oorbauoen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
Haubmpro.

Yittsburg, 3D., 30. Sept. - Die
2eide g8. u. 9tolan's, eines Giienbahnarz
beiters, lit nabe Serner-Statiou auf benz
8eleie Der uYittabur9-, Sort-MaDne= unb
Chicago Sabu" gefunoen worben. Otau
alaubte 3uerit, gtolan iei bon einem 3uge
iiberiabren pOroen, allen cine llnteriuduug
ergab, baB sr beraubt uuS ermorbet wurbt,
uno baB iene Wt0roer bic 2eide aui Die
S9tenen lesten, I'M OaS Serbreden 81 Der
bedeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
SpDDeimoro.

SadiOn bllle, 6la., 20. Sept.-&On
8ranoforo, 6la., mlr0 9emelOet, baB bort
porgeitern Ibeno :. Z. NoSlep, ein 0Heutli=
der 9fotar nno .. Q.Sapp erid)oHeu wurOe.
yaSlep muroe pdbreno elnes Streites nit
etnem 9eiperaoo, Name8 S. J. Garner,
pon pieiem erid)oiien unO Sapp ;ufdQig
bon elmer Sugel genof1en. 8as Ben Strelt
peraulaHte, iii unbetannt.
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Die 8abIen in Serbien.

Selgrab, 30. September. - 9ie Se-
ridte iiber Die Ibge bgeorpnetenmablen ergeben,
oab bic neue Sfuprdina aus Ill Habifalen,
10 Qiberalen unO , 6Orti9rittlern beteben
wiro. Sn slpsi 0iitritten iinO Stidwablen
nnthmeuDlQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
Vcrauperuuseu i'm itaIienifdjen Spnimiar=
oieuif

81 ON, 80. Sept. Solgenbs &erdnoe.
runaen i'm Soniularbieuit werOen oifi;iea
anaefiinbist: Der aOuiul in Gan 6ransisco
wirp na6 Imterbam periett, Der @ics.N on.
iul in Nep-YOrf gebt mad Gallao uno Der
Sice =Soniuli in Hio SaneirO miro mad gtelp=
Mnrf narieist
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
9se,u=@orfcr Vad,rtd,te,t.

9ew . orf, 30. September. - 9as
9Sert Der abermuligcn 3abung Der Seu6l.
feruug Don Retus yorf murOe beute Ourd,
Die Goli;ei begonueu. 947 Der intelioenz
teiteu @oliSiiten wurOen fir bic 2lrbeit aus
eruGhlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
2darpfano Central 2saifwap.
Den IL. Qlai 1890.
9torb= goerue= tatton.
Saglidl (Spnnta9@ ansgenommeD:
brf. NG,,f,

Den IL. VIGi 1870.
Yorb =goerue= citation.
SaGlidl (Sonitag@ ansgenommetD:
7.3o Oiors. nab gOrt IT, 7.35 UtOraeHs uou Sstu.
Seutjz&otton $50 Uisr9eHs D. Se! air
$50 Uors. nab 8elair. 90 Nior9eHs poH gorf
$50 gtadm. nap sOb12.45 Natm. y. GomioHz
6aUeR. topH.
3.45 STADIUM. ratt yort H. 2.1O Natm BON aeIair.
8eddizSottom. $50 Nad1uI pom SotGas
$50 yiatlm rad Delta. sen.
$40 abenos aGd yeloir. $50 G6enos pom 9orf.
I.3O N6eHos mad elnir 1918 gbenos pom geIdir.
BUR SpnntRgS:
$50 Miorq. mad Seitd. 1.35 U(or9. pom Delta.
l.3O gtadim nab g.lGir 30 Qo1n uon g'elur.
400 9iadlm. mad 8eitG. 600 Aberos BON Delta.
G.40 46eaos nad) Selair. 1915 2lbenos pom Gelar.
Is. y. s.uhbeH. Gen.z zlaii. .sa9t.;
(SaH24O g. i. 3erdInsr, SuperlnteHoeHt.
FreieGrftirtinn "ad ~''i!@ss itSss aoo.
2sauplaBe $50 nno hober-3o tsi 13o Sub bis
on siHe 20 6uB breite Gaeq- go 6uB breusH
AUenueS.
$40 Daar; s., $5, S5 in tncnatlid,eT Jfatcu.
3ebn BIojeHt ab bel uoler BGar3aglHE9. Sauibriei
gratis; 5eiiPtltel garaHtirt.
WteliHsC iegt an Der nlSeitIldeH UiarpdHoer Sahn"
irEerbQlb orei BttIen pom Baltimore. SabrgeIo nad
uao uoH Der Staot Gents tagllp bel SoIuHJ ooH
UioHatsfaueH. Su9e faBrsE 81 allen @tuEoeH.-Ites
iii ole reijeEoite um9egeHo DoH Baltimore. 6ohe
trodere Geiunoe yaae. Ciute5 lSGiier. 2ie @eaeno
uir0 raid nit dnsitbeaoeH Seimitiiten bebaut.
A3dn gcbc Guis SaHo uHo faufe dl Tllr Die UtletSe
bic max jest II 6eJ Staot eHtIttei, elHe SeIntItte.
SebT Eieorl9e zteuCrH.
Gratis iyabrfarea licferE QeeHteH in Der HtlcHz
uro aroerea Statioren bic Sa6n eEtaa9 an Grturz
iionsta0eH ODER az ireeHo eEem Gage I'm 'ureau oes
uzter,eidlzetcr. 3lGe 9ebeH 225 yiadmltta9s BON
Der {o!eE=Statio ab. ,SdbrtatteE geeH iur lrseHo
siTen Tag aaO Sns grE0TES 9aG S6acs Gos nSfHt 'r'
Nr 224, q. pGul.StraSe,
(66,770S8DO aniuat uro Geitditsiltre=.
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1er0,oraIs shienariht.r

getersburg, 30. lSept. - Der Gsar
bat oefinitiu eingepiligt, i'll benz Streit
swiideu 6rantreid uno pollano beSiiglid
6er grenSe ibrer Seiieungeu in Guiana,
Siibauerita, als S9lebsriGter III iInairen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
@tbnt,tm9s 8ei1speroen.
S6mersen- Seirmittef,

rcl6les otort bic marternofcr Shmerieu itiIt, @us
SnbuHoeR inoert uno @onQeiroHen bcit, 90 nc IN Der
SuHse, oem Diagen, ben giH9cuetoeH Ooer ionltisen
Srilien ODER Sr9dHeH iiro. in AnucnouHa geHiIt.
SnucrIith d turirt elm haIber bis su etnem Ebees
lofcI uo[ in cinem Gilaie g80er in lUen9cH gHuten
Srlmpic, lauren Dia9cH, uebelclt Srbrcter, Soo'
bremen, Nerpoitit, StlanoNatett, aopirueb. 0llrs
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
Sort anf, Iente s,, sablcu !

9air iredeH eineuI Sco,E bic notbaeu G5elber suur
gHtauIe zines @aucs yots oocr elmer warm nor. Bic
nit BEL e9eEeH Jete II monatltden Jiaten atee;ablt
9ereinigten StaateH seIeseH. Die Sifce 1T bis llbr
@benos ofieE.
9lustuhtt crtbsiIt bic SatimOr,r 3uea.Sific,. 3r.
626, gSeft Ia aItiuprt= Strafe.
The Granite State ProYident Association
(Gept. 90, 1Uit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30

Die Grano=Snrp be5 9iItrift8 Columbia
bradlte beute 9lu9lageidriiten geqeu Subn
s. &eiep unO Gbas. s. Jtemton, ;mei Be
Oienitcte i'm 9iegierungs 0epartement, me.
gen llcberretung be8 Gipiloieni-geietes
ein. &eiep unb 9iemtou itnO beifuloiut,
imSeptember 1889 8eitrdge fiir Gampaanez
,3pede uon anoereu 9fegterrlug8- 9luqeltellten
oefnrh rrt mn erhnltfu az hnhpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
9tite Ycit,tttacu

(.GorreponoentD sn Is CTS. pro ruuoert 81 90 pro
Ganeno fnb IN oer @lpeoitoH fieies Slottes su has
tea. (2O0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
nlaIaria in ibrrn urrIbirNrnrH .for-
men grbrilt unN prrbitrt.

gs aie6t tcin Seilmttte in Der gEet, iUeIleS g8tf.
Ielfteber uno dle dnotren mddrtlteH blotH uno bus
itiaeu Heber nit 0ulie uon HGpipans Yiuen 10
idnen beilt, ais 8nowan'e HcGon ReIicf.
g. R U. turirt Hidt nur Den NIT Dtaldrta Sehnftca
fen iorbcrr luenn Seue, ruelbc oem mdldreu G5ifte
QuSoeIee no, iebeH Norgcn, che e auSQebcu, 30 bl;
Is Iropien 9icabu 0lelei in gSoiier etnuchmtu nm
babel eincn Grader eiieH, ucroen ic leocH AH9r Dol
beu1er.
50 Gts. bic 1SaIbe. Su habeu bel apotbeteru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
Or. &aDmab'S
SarSapariaiam NcIoIoent!
Gus QruBe Slutreiuigun9S~N S~Ntittcl.
BUR Scilun9 aner dlroniIdben &ranfbetten-

Gbroriitcr Jbcumottsnu5, itropbuIoic 2cocH Srls
ienoehnulI, trodeueS Nuieln, RrtbsleioeH, EuH9en'
blutcn, SuSpepte, e'iteoitmomnl, "clhmure' N>e'
fhniiIIe 0Tittranf6eicn Gitt, g3aeriudt, erg,titc
Sranf1eit, Sa3fluB, NroHttts, Sd)mlnoiutt II. J. 10
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sast iid BON pem RepubIifanern Los.

VSle Ocrlautet, bat GongreBmitglieO 9lie=
bringbaus BON Ct. 2ouiS oem Spred5er
HeeO nitgetbeilt, ooB er aus Der republtf.
Eartei auSiteipen meroe. 9tieOrinQbauS lit
Der Gigenthiimer zines Der gr6Bten 9leGQe-
ldlrrmcrfe I'M 2anbe mo gebroudJt QroBe
gtengen @eBbled uuo Sorar. 9urd ole
GrhOhuug NeS GtniubrSolleS aui bieie llrz
ttfel pcrliert 9tieOriugbous 100000 imSabre
unO Oiirfte Dies ciucn 9tuiu berbelfIbren.
pNiein @eIddft tit ouydl Die Mc9incpz Sill
ruinirt, mn id merbe mid ben 0emotraten
ani6ltcBen," benerft oerr 9ttehringbaus
sum Sdlnie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30

sH 6rau auguite SteIlmad,.r
fiibrt Die @irtbidaIt hires peritorb,nsn Sat
ten in gtr. $50, Sreo ,Roob. tort
uHb pirb aaes aufbieten, nm bie Gqte
beteH5 ;uirisbsn iu aeaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30

arg in Die gnge setrieben, bat 80 6"
Guap ben betaunten slrbeiterfiibrer 60
pelD BON Wtontgo D., YeunI., III Siilie
gerufen, nm bel Der beporitebenoen y q b /
IN Eenn'plpanien eineH groBen She'll bes
oemotratll9en &otums burd) Elm ioa. r2az
or-Sldet" 81 Sunten Der Sepublifaner
ausSubeuten. SeO III genug porbanpen;
eS fragt ii6 MIR, oh Die v9lrbsitsritter," unb
auf riee lit es ooruebmlid abgeieben, nit
MAIDEN mollen. 9Sir bssmeiisln
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Nr. 234.
N. %. y.
NaDmab'S
HcOOD Rc(tef.
Die binisitc unO bette 2lr;nei fir 6anti-

Die billigitc unS bette 2lr;net fir 6ami.
ltcuz@ebrauh in ser Wclt.
Sr Ssit ron elmer bis SUanSJl giinuttu nab elmer
ciHnlallseu 9riHolIheH 2RlUtHnun9 uereht es nics
mas, ShmerJcH gu llRoerH. Stuerlt pie beitil uHo
mdrternb Die ShmeucH Der ourb 8belmottsuus,
Setdgerl9telt, SHttrlituHs, &trtripvcuns. NerUois
tat gieural9te ODER orb ioHtile aranfbei Sribaffs
ten autb ieiH mo9cH JtaorapS Rcuon Reiei perIbaft
ioforttge @rIetteruHs. IS IRoert oiort HRo betlt
balo
Hbeumatlsmus, SrtiltuH9eH,
SuleH, itlmmtH Nds,
Arhma, RroFt'ittS,
SopiDeb, Suitlucb,
Sabnihme3eH, @nBdHoun9er,
gieHral1Ie, @OHselioEeu,
@tbtit,t,tgs 8ei1tueroett.
0idopaos 9lcooa 9clie tietst cine Sur fir ieoc NH
pon ShmcrSeH, Sersutuuacu, GuetihuHaeu,
Sdu1crScE in Dem 6ldeU, Der SrIit uno
ben Sicoern. IS mar oa$ ere
u1o lit ea5 eiHSigc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30

8urts, %. Sept.-9le ;u ct. Gtienne
taaenoe p8ergmaruS T0oeratiou bes Be
partemcnt5 yoire" hat be|d)lonen. am ;.
Sftober einen allgemeineu Srlte 81 beQin-
men, menu Die megen Setbeili9ung al 0em
9luSItauoe pom lerten Suut entlaiienen Ar=
better nitt mitoer angeellt meroen.
lor. Yue6 0unot, Utinilter fiir 9teQie=
runqsbauteu, bielt 81 @onltance ct. 0onoz
rine geiegentlid) Der Gr0nnuuq elmer neueu
Gritde iiber Die Seiue cine Heoe, in meidjer
er Die fiir3lid)en @ntbuguH9en lber Soulau=
Ger ermabute unO Gritauuen barber GuBerte,
DaB eS nod tmmer Berioneu in 6r0ufreih
gebe, meld)e Die ofienen uno pertappten
6einoe Der 9fepubllt Hnteritiitten. - JQf)
beenoeten Geremouie'n n itiir;te eluSoulanqit
auf Den ptiniier Su, beleioigte i'm Ourh
St]impfporte unO beorobte i'm nit Sbdt-
lidlfelten. Der Wtanu murOe prompt per-
baftet.
Ileranber Dumas usrianote tiir;lih ano<
ngm Elm BON tbm periabtes neueS 5beater-
itiid an mebrere Sbauipieloirettoren nm
beren Sefabi9un9 sur Seurtbeilung ieiner
gSerte Su priifen. 9aS Jieiultat mar, oaB
bas Dtanuirlpt BON ben meiten Subneuz
leltern ais unbrauhbar 5uriidgeihtdt wurOe.
0aS @eI6id)tdeH amiiitrt 9anS Baris.
Sn 6rantreit), NO ifOn iet Sabren in
6ol9e Der abnubms Der Gbei9ieBun9en
unO @eburteu cine Serringeruug Der SeuOl-
teruugs3abl itattiiHoet, miro ieit einiger 3eit
oas Brolett beipro6en, cine Steuer aui I'm
oerbelratbete eiusufiibren. Statlitiideu Grs
mltisIun9en Suiol9e betrdgt Die 3ahl Der
unuerbeiratbeten in SraHtreid ;wiid)en Dem
"a. uno bem SO. Qebensiabre 3,974,180,
wOpon l,750,700 ipeiblihen @eid)IetIte8
ilno. SnleS Simon, Der irlbere iran;0iiide
Dtiniiter- Brdiioeut, bat ii6 iiber oas fragli.
DE Proleft ausgeiprofen uno erfldrt pf
NIT oemlelbeu inter Der 8eoingung einper-
itanoen, oaB oaiielbe MIR aui S}un9gsisllen
auS9eoebnt rpe-be. Gr lift ndmlid, Der I'm
iltt, oaB es ungered)t iein uiiroe, Oas meib.
lihe Gel6letlt iiir ieiue Gbeloliateit u be,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
&riNs auf Dem idpttiid1en Giienmarft.

W orlo, %. September.-Gin 0efret
in erlaIien porOen, mel9es bic GmiiiiOn
tiinTprois oisnttger cubanii6er Sppotbefen. 0b,
ligationen i'm Sstra9e pon SIS 900 900 BE-
ietas autorlilrt. Die Sbliaationen iinb in
40 Sa9ren einlOsbar unO iperSen burt, Die
cubanllden 3Olslnnabmeu, iolpie burd
Spauien ielbit 9arantirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-30
2I d fGrtd
In ibren beri9ieoenen Snrnlen
biBiass uuo talteS Stsber.

gs sbt teiu Ssulittel in Der l8et rpelde5 hieiles
uno taIte5 5eber uEo ale 0Hoerer uaiarIiheH oluis
GolltEz HHo GHoere 6leber unit pulie ooH Rnomapa
yilen) ihEeler beilt, ais RaomaD's ReaoD 1tei
lief.
preis so 6euts ole 5IaIfe. gu labea bel ar
len ApCtbeterH.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
NO. DISQUALIFICATION FOR PATENT.
u s.. LAND OFFICE LAS CRUCES, N. NJ

" - LAM AkAN ANA1 N1EAt - "a
Notice is hereby given that Geo. H. Utter,
whose post OIL 20 address Is Silver City, Grant
county. New Mexico, has this day filed his AZ
p~licution for a patent for 1850 linear feet OF
the Minneapolis lode mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, with surfuce ground go feet in
width situated in Gold Hill mining district,
county of Grant and territory of New Mexico,
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file In this office as lot No. $50, in
township p + range Is W of New Mexico prin.
cipal base and meridian. said lot No, $50 be-
ing described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at cor No, l, foo cor n granite
stone 2Xl4XlO ins, set y in ground with
mound Of stone marked 1880, from which the
cor 70 secs 2b, 30, 81 and 80 ( II s, bet ranges 10
and II west of the New Mexico principal base
and meridian bears 8 20 deg 80 min W 6l33 feet
dist. No other bearing available.
Thence n 30 deg % min @, var IL deg % min Q,
Descending 1926 1t gulch, course NV, 1900 fl
TO cor No2loc cor a granite stone 24N2Ox6 ins
set Is in ground with mound of stone marked
2-S3O from which Rocky Point bears s Is deg CO
min e, bluff end OF Mogollon range bears n II
deg % min ", Peak bears n 81 dog 10 min
w., no more bearings available.
Thence n 81 deg II min W var IL deg % min O.
Descending 100 TT same gulch course NV
line in guloh 300 II to north end center,
granite stone 1SXl4x6 ins set 3 in ground with
mound Of stone marked N.C-M $50 feet
leave gulch course NV 600 feet TO corner
No 3 loo cor a granite stone 22xl6X4 ins set y
in GROUND with mound of stone marked 3-SJO
no bearings available.
Thence : 30 deg 90 min " var IL deg a. min
Ascending 700 feet gulch course north
west 1900 feet to corner No, 4 location
cor IA black quartzite stone 30xlsxlt ms set &
in ground with mound of stone marked 4-s3
from which MOgollon Peak bears n I deg q
min W, conicHl peak bears n 81 dog % min W
no other bearings available.
Thence 8 81 deg II min c, var II deg o. min q
2gO IT Graded road to mine n and 8 300 It q
south end center, a granite boulder in plaol
marked Ks C.-M and mound of stone BO 1t u
cor No 1. place of beginning.
Magnetic variation IL deg 40 min, and II de-
O5 min G, containing 1891 acres.
The location of this mine Is recorded In tn
recorders Office of Grant county, New Mexico
in book IL pages 1857 mining location records
The adjoining claimants are 'Blackhorse
mining claim owned by ID. q. Cunningham.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an.
portion of said Minneapolis lode mine or SUI
face ground arc required to file their advers
claims with the Register of the United State
land Office at Las Cruces In the territory q
New Mexico during the sixty days period O
publication hereof, or they will be barred b
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
SAMUEL p. MCCREA, Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
CLIFTON oULL1Nas.

The law that has goue into effect touch.
ing citizenship will play havoe with our
future representation in the county con
v%ention it more VI cur unnsturalized eiti-
zens do not take out their fnal papers.
Aliens under the old law were permitted
TO vote upon their declaration OF intention
to become a citizen. About % nsn can
be counted who have been voting undsr a
declaration for years who have failed to
take out their fnal papers aud who will DO
barred At the ensuing election and they
are Tome OF the leading citizens Of this
place. Suck is the news that the scouts
Of the politicians bring IN. The said
scouts have thoroughly r%scOnnoltrsd the
field and it is y %lersgOns conclusion that
the contest that will come Fl On The idss
Of November will not be noted for the
pondsrous array Of forces but will be
marked for the dercenosS Of the fray, The
rank and Gle Of the diffsRt parties are de-
moralizsd. Tie party lash is in 4 Snarl
and 30 tangled up that the bosses are pow
srlsss. There is a mighty effort to be nuu-
trial as we'll w conservative. Some demo-
Gratis have lost faith in the leaders OF
yorv. The same may be said Of the psO-
plp'p moyemsBt which swept the county
il 1888 under the Banner Of low taxes and
good government. The masses in both
vases have bssn disappointed and the
present calm is only in keeping with tbs
nphorlsm transpesSd after 4 storm there
is always a calm" Notwithstanding This
the champions are IN training for the hOI
encounter; political knights are CLEANING
their armor aud sharpening their battl,
and other axes. All Of whieh goes tC
prove that we have the metal II not thG
best material, in whose composition glow'
the vestal 6res Of ambitious devoteeS
Some, Of cOnrss. will bs sacrificed on th'
altar of their foolish ambition. [EKRATA
For ''fo fish HmbItiSn' read altar o.
their country" it is m~re classic and .hes'
fellows ARE NOT particular
Pablo SnlcidO Vi Morencl has just re
turncd fiom Santa Fs. where he has beer
to place hiA Sou LonEfcllow to be edncatst
IN the st. Miehael's college. LongiellOv
was always a s-nsiblr and polite 10y anC
il sure 10 make an attentive aud iudustri
Gus student.
E. A. Schultz Of Morenei was very slel
last week with malaria.
The buildings opposite the old Adob'
store we're burned down last Friday at . II
M. The hrs was caused by the explosion
9t a kerosene lamp. The loss was light
principally that Of furniture belonging t
Charley SlsvruS.
The school house is undergoing ronova
tion. This WAS the drst eiheiL nevO q
Director Henry Hill.
The case Of Il. Grant, charged with en-
bszzlvmsnt was taken 70 Solomonville fC
preliminary hearing befsrv the probRt
Judge. LeoReo Frassinett aud Alex DaV
Of Morenci went over g witnesses.
Miss DAVIS, a sister Of Dir. Davis OF NJ
rsnci, is teaching tho public schosl ut tn
place. She ~sorEerlJ lived Al Battle Crsr
Michigan.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
No 641.
Applicationfo Patent
u S. LAND OFFICE. LAS CRUCES N. Nj
August 20. 1890. (

u s. LAND OFFICE. LAS GAUGES N. NJ.
August 20, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the white
Tower mining and milling company" by its
atOrnoy-in-faot, George II. Utter, whose post
office address is Silver City, Grant county.
New Mexico, mas this day filed its application
for a patont for 1900 linear feet each OF the
Grand Tower" "StOrner" and Monitor
mines or veins bearing gold and silver with
surface ground 800 feet in width on each,
situated IN Gold Hill mining district,
ty Of Grant and territory OF New Mexico, and
designated By the Geld notes and Official plat
on hle in this onloe as Lot number S20 a. b
and c 10 township ~twenty-one south, range
sixteen west of the New Mexico principal
base and meridian. said Lot number SO a, b
and c being described as follows, to-wit;
The boundary OF survey number $50 a.
Grand Tower Lode begins at corner No. !
loo cor a granite stone 26x22x12 In set = ~
ground with monnd of stone marked lN8A
from which the corner TO sections O. 3, 81 and
80 between towns ~ and y south in range II
west OF the New Mexico principal base and
meridian hears 81 deg q min " 1898 feot dist
No bother bearings available.
Thence nG deg 90 min Q, var II deg o.
min Q 250 feet
D " and ascend 1900 feet 70 cor no 2 10,
cor on summit OF ridge and 8 a quartkit'
stone Axl0x 8 ms set y 10 ground with
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19
NAHAKT.

Fer sons uionIhs past 4 yOupg English
man named Il s. Crosby has been around
this section. He was one Of the men who
worked Tor the Standard Mutual company
and had to sus fer his money. While
working and waiting he run a board bill
Of somr eighty dollars with W. d. Grif-
dth. Last week the money was telegraph
ed to Wells Fargo 10 pay off these bills,
bnt the msuyy was not paid over 30 a set
tlemsnt eould be- made until Monday. On
Saturday Crosby soll his account, which
would Do worth its face Monday, for two
per cent discount. Saturday evening Grit
9th hunted him up 10 collect his board
bill. There was a little difference in the
accounts and Crosby said ha would 90 up
to Grifith's, whore his clothes were, and
in the morning would settle up. He went
all right. but in the morning be was aiss-
ing. During the night be had slipped out
~leAviHg everything he owned except the
clothes be had on and his money. Grit
9Th came down town with rather a lone
face and consulted with Constable Ownby,
who thought be could get the meney, u'
the probabilities were the Young fellow
had gene east. 0wnby started tor Sspal
and on arriving there the 6rst mas that h'
met was Crosby. The nbseoadsr wanted
to settle and begged ownby to lot hum 20
Ownby had been authorized to settle th'
account and did 30, the expenses bsinl
about $40 whish the young man paid fol
the privilege Of walking 10 sspar, SEM
twenty miles.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

Wa. Hutchinson, OF Benton, Illinois,
while dealing in cattle aud horses IN rexa'
last September, was taken with u very
severe attack Of cholera morbas and dlar
rAoea, coming he supposed, from a change
Of drinking water, A local druggist ad.
vised HIM 10 take Chamberlain Collie,
Chelsra aud .diarrhoea remedy. The sec
ond dose, he says, effected a complete
cure. and he now takes pleasure IN rsseul
ngnding il 10 others. For sale at 25 ans
so cents per bsttle at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION LAND OF
IN nee at Las Cruces. n. NJ, Aug 10, 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given TO hos. ". Jones and
Others tina the following named settler fae
nled notice OF his intention TO make nnal
proof in support Of his claim, and that such
proof will be made before Register ana ho-
oeiver AZ Las Cruces, n. H., on September ~
who made ID. s. No. 2Tl0 for the 8 x OF a v =
and e x Of sw 4 sec II, tP les OF u
He names the following witnesses 10 Prove
his continuous residence upon, aad cultlXa-
ton of. said land. viz: A. O. Wtndham VII
liam Wilson. Frank Ghriver and j. b. "ino'
ham, all OF Duncan, Arizona.
Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

SUMNER CONPLANT.-A druggist at
Britt, Hancock county, Iowa, relates his
experience with this disease as follows;
During the ummsr Of 1882, my little
girl, two years Of age, was taken s%eiioSly
III with summer complaint, 40 common to
children Of that aye, and after being
treated by Il physician and getting no bet
ter, took from my ShelYss a bottle Of
Chamberlain collie, cholera and aiarrhoes
remedy. She felt relieved after the FIRST
dose, and in three days was entirely we'll.
ALEX Nom.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-19

The committee appointed 10 conduct
the examiuatlon Of the county books has
commenced operations. c. H. DSHs was
in the east aHd could net act o. the con-
wittcs and H. D.. Gilbert Wal appointed in
bis place. The committse appointed
Charles Thompson, Eugene COsgrovo and
A. J. LoOmis a. experts to 60 through the
bseks. The experts are instructed 10 give
cut no information uhtil the examination
is esnplsted. The ssntinsl's special pri-
vGts expert has been ever the books again
and now says there has been no over issue
Of bonds. He proceeds to show that ths
alleged over-isyus was caused by some
body BsglSstiHg to note the cancellation Of
a returned bond, but by = strange ever
sight nsRlSeta to give a picture either Of
the cancelled bend or Of the mas who ne.
elected to cancel it.