Sierra County advocate., 1891-03-20
KINGSTON.
The Local and Mining keWs and
Views Current in Our Sister
City.

Silver City Wednesday,.
Jno, Silver has returned to Kingston
from his sojourn in Hillsborough.
Jas. 7, Blain ami Don Cameron Of
Chloride were in Kingston on Tues lay
The Italian war struck Kingston thi,
week, ana lot Jumpers failed to get their
work in.
Judge Crosby of I'll Paso, who owns an
interest in tho Black Colt mine on Bonan-
"a hill, is in old Mexico.
NJ, j. MoAitt who hes been ON the sick
list, came over from North rsrcha and
spent several days in town,
Dan McGowan took time from his lease
on the bonanza hill to come down town
and get Il chew OF tobacco
Several Kingston boys propose to take
in Deming while the boom is ON and the
&. A. Il. eneampment is in session.
j. T. Jackson, OF the L)chiel and Sill
yer Queen group Of mines at Kingston,
arrived in the city this week.-El .Paso
Billion.
Sheba Hurst ana Col Wm. Howard re-
turned to their home in New Leadville
on Monday. They are interested in the
new townsite.
Jack Suldock who has boen under the
care of DR.. Williams of Deming, for
some time, returned to Kingston last
week booking bronzeI and hearty.
Ike Hilty says it took the grip, ambi
tion and everything else out OF him, but
nevertheless it is great satisfaction to
have 4 boy in the family.
Col. Ed. o. Towne, who has been ia
. town for quite while looking after the
welfare OF some of his sick friends, ie-
turned to Mineral creek the first of the
week.
Col Andrew Kenney OF the Log Cabin
has teen looking around among his
Kingston friends this woek, and reports
everybody at work at the II ezra Blanca
camp.
Hon. Speaker spent a portioa of the
week in Silver City giving an account OF
himself to those who hal tha honor of
voting for him, AZ well as those
who are now sorry they did not vote for
him.
The Fireman's bah on the 18th was
well attended. Music by the rink orehes-
ira. Pneumonia, la grippe and other
causes cannot prevent Kingston people
from having an entertainment when they
undertake it.
J. r. Rennard and 0. u. Silver are at
Moronci, Arizona, awaiting the melting
OF the snow in the Mogollon mountains,
which is the heaviest ever known. Joe
has been laid up with u frozen loot, the
effects OF wading in the snow for three
days.
II. c. joy, representing the Denver &
Pueblo smelters arrived in Kingston last
Tuesday. This is his first visit to New
Mexico, and he is very fayorably impress
sed with our Territory, and says it is only
matter of time when New Mexico will
equal Colorado in the production OF ore.
This is great deal for Colorado man
to say.
The Shaft respectfully calls the at
tention Of the road supervisor Of precinct
No 3 to the great big hole standing in the
street in front OF this office. Kingston
Shaft.
What, that same hole? That hole now
has national reputation" Bro Hy-
land. Commissioner, tspare that hole
for in life it hath been recepticle wherein
We frontier fighting editor could deposit
pi and travelling agents for defunct variety
troupes. In company with an O Z We
made quick exit into that identical hole
one bright moonlight night not many
years ago. We fell on top--we vanquished
the Zoe. Therefore we reterate Of all the
pictures that hangs on memories wall
the one OF that dear old hole seemeth to
us most memorable OF all. Same hole,
John. ~. +. Curren in the Clayton En-
terprise.
Bro. Hyland seems to have purchased
the SHAFT with all belonging thereto, her
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