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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

HOW MINES ARE SALTED

An amusing story Is told by the
famous geologist, Clarence King,
Of an Investigation which he made
of an alleged silver mine in Utah.
He undertook the task at the
| instance of certain capitalists who
proposed to buy the property,
| which was represented to be of
enormous value. Appearances
were certainly very much in it's
favor. On the way down the shaft
the walls on every hand cleaned
brightly with shining ore iu the
light thrown by the lamps. and
the sides Of the drifts were equally
beautiful to the eye Of the observ
ing expert However, while exam
iuiug the rock more critically he
noticed by chance coarse thread
hanging out Of it. Ordinarily
threads do not grow in rock, and
the finding of this one lead to the
discovery of the wholesale swindle,
for the fact was developed that the
owner OF the mine had taken a
great quantity of gslena reduced
it to powder, made it with water
into plaster and carefully succeed
the entire walls of the shaft and
drift with the material. The
plaster was carried for the purpose
in gunny sacks, thread from one
OF winch got mixed up with IT.
Perpaps even funnier WAS the
sailing of mine in Colorado.
which was bought by ex-senator
Tabor by order from some friends
of his in Denver. Chicken Bill,
prospoctor OF some notor,ety, did
the job, performing it 30 success
fully that $4,000 was paid over to
him for the property without any
question. He was SO elsted over
the transaction as 10 be unable TO
keep the secret. communicating
il TO a number OF intimate friends.
In this manner the news. reached
Denver aud the people who had
employed Tabor as their agent 10
The matter refused to receive the
mine. So, Tabor, finding it LETT
upon hIs hands, determined to
make .as oss. o. tho situation epd
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

One famous sapphire WAS found
in Bengal by poor man who sold
wooden spoons, says the Jewelers.
Review. 1t was taken to Europe
and was bought by the house OF
Rapoli at Rome. Later it became
the property of German prince,
who sold it to Parret, Partisan
jeweler, for l,620. 1t was
absolutely without blen.ish and
weighed l76 cerats. This stone
eventually found it's way into the
Museum of Natural History at
Paris. A beautiful star sapphire
Is owned in New York and two
magnificent specimens OF this jewel
in possession of Burdett Coutts are
valued at $l39,500. Another in
the collection OF Mr.. Hope Is
called tho marvellous sapphire"
being blue by daylight and
amethyst by night Among the
crown jewels of Russia is a
magnificent sapphire represent
ing female figure enveloped in
drapery. The stone represents
two tints, a circumstance Of which
the artist has skillfully taken
advantage to make the woman
dark and the drspery light. The
most remarkable stone OF this
kind IL tho engraved sapphire
representing profile OF young
Herculese, executed by Chelus.
1t is in the Strozzi cabinet In
Rome.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

There is good sized boom go.
ing on in Arizona in the Upper
Animas country, where rumor has
long located wondsrousiy rich
lost mines of gold. II is a region
which until very lately has been
infested with hostile Apaches. and
has never been seen by any one
but very few soldiers and a half
dozen devil daring prospectors who
escaped to tell fabulous stories OF
gold galore. At the last accounts
no rich discoveries we're reported,
but every one expects them.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

A giant girl, with her hair flying
loose, has been found in the woods
near Marshall, Mimi, living in a
cave. A man who has been missing
live stock was driving his cattle to
water when he saw the enormous
girl scrambllng up the hillside.
He followed her into the cave,
where she sprang upon him. threw
him down and dragged him out down
the hillside. The man was glad to
escape. She is supposed to be
Mena Lorsen, a proud and we'll to-
do Norwegian girl, who about five
years ago was deserted by her
lover. She took an oath never to
look on man again.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

An interesting account of the
industry of the town of La Paz,
Mexico. has just been received BY
the Bureau of the American
Republics. That town situated on
the eastern coast OF Lower Cali
fornia is one of the finest and
most interesting places of Western
Mexico, with beautiful terraced
gardens and shaded avenues. Its
pearls find a market all over the
world and are considered by experts
of finer lustre than those of India
and therefore command q higher
price There is also made there
a fine imitation pearl from the
pearl-shell; one that almost defies
detection, as many an inexperienced
purchaser has found to his cost.
Financial and Mining Record,
New York.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

John =. Mason Was riding from
Lynchburg. Va. ON LeHingtou
turnpike, when he WAS startled by
the screams OF q woman coming
from a field near by Mason
jumped from his horse and ran to
the field aud found a colored
woman being gored by q bripdls
bull. The woman sas Ga the
ground aud the bull was making
desperate lunges at her. Mason
jumped the fence and ran to the
woman's assistance. When wlthio
q few feet of the infaristed animal
the bull saw Macon aud. leaving
the woman, charged him. Msson
grabbed the animals horns. snd by
a sudden twist threw the animal
head foremost, and in the fall the
bulls neck was broken. The
woman was found not to be badly
hurt, bat her clothes were torn
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01
aILLsBoRoUGH SIERRA COUNTY M, FRIDAY JULY 1891,

tached and gave away a number
of specimens of the gold before
they took it to the assayer. When
melted the gold was found to
weigh 2,268 ounces, 10 penny
weights and Ia grains, and con-
tanned only l-75 of alloy, chiefly
silver and iron. Including the
pieces given away, the nugget is
estimated to have yielded $3.50
ounces Of pure cold, the vslae
of which was $49, 1886. Near thu
same spot where this nugget was
unearthed two other nuggets we're
found later, weighing respectively
ia ounces and 36 ounces.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

Wiley Weaver, of this city. and
B. f. Karrick, of Pueblo, who have
been down in HIllsboro, Sierra
county. where they are interested
in several very valuable mines,
returned to the city last night.
Both gentlemen are enthusiastic
over the mining outlook of Hills
boro, and claim that some day it
will be the banner mining camp
of the southwest. = Albuquerque
Citizen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

Louis Thinner, a former old
timer in southern New Mexico and
who built the Thinner house in
Silver City. Is in the city from San
Antonio, Texas, where he conducts
the Southern hotel. Mr.. Thinner
has been away from the territory
about three years. and is desirous
of returning. He is here looking
over the field for the opening of a
hotel, and If satisfactory terms can
be arrived at, will probably rent
the Armijo house. Albuquerque
Citizen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

The earliest record at tho U. s.
Mint OF gold discovered in the
United States is 1904. In that
year gold to the amount OF $500
was deposited, it having been
found 10 the st ate of North Caro-
lima
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

capacity Is stocked to the limits
with the red liquor OF Orange
county may be wise serpent, but
ifso he goes to great pains to con
ceal the fact. One eau give him
credit for the possession OF snake
sense only by assuming that he
wants to commit suiolde.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

pr proceeded to dig further in the
hole. He pierced the sock 10 feet
further and came upon body Of
ore which proved to be the richest
ever found IN the state.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01
The heaviest nugget OF gold
ever discovered was found in Feb

ever discovered was found in Feb
ruary. 1869, near the village of
Miliagal, Victoria. Two diggers
found it on the extreme margin
of a patch of auriferous alluvium,
within two feet of the BEDROCK OF
sandstone. 1t lay on stiff red
clay, in a loose gravelly loan, and
was barely covered with earth. 1t
was brought to light by the wheel
of a cart turning it up. The mug
get was 81 inches long, 10 inches
thick, and, though mixed with
quartz, the great body of it is
solid gold. The finders heated
the mass IN fire to get rad of the
adherent quartz They also de-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-07-01

Hillsboro is situated in
the csatsy VI the great
asllsboro, Kisgstoa and
Black Range gold and silver
country, and oaly as miles
distant from the famous
Lake Valley silver delds.
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cities Of our land, On steamboat and rail
car, there will be young adventures for
the first speeding away from their
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town. The Lord stretch forth his arm
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your lot may Ice cast-in far inland
town or in some great seaport-main-
tain in your absence the same principles
of morals and religion which may have
been instilled by parental solicitudee
And while you may feel in your heart
End life the advantages of early religious
culture, forget not those to whom you
are chiefly Indebted and pray that as
age comes upon them and the night OF
death begins to fall on their pathway
the hope OF heaven may beam through
the darkness, lustrous and steady as the
evening star. The Lord forbid that by
our conduct we should ever bring dis
grace on a fathers name or prove recre-
ant to the love of mother. The poet
did not exaggerate when he exclaimed:
How sharper than a serpent's tooth, it is,
To have a thankless child.