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Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

tickets in the field First uessrs
! / " Parker A B Elliott aud J VI
I Sunth, ior trustees. Second ticket
Messis + c. Murtsolf, L N Smith aud
NJ Smpaton All good men
49, Memorial Day was observed IN Hills
| blro by the raising oi'the national colors
in the morning, the closing OF all business
houses in the afternoon, and TIE strewing
with evergreen wreaths and beautiful
! flowers the graves in the city cemetery
! by our women and children in the even
ing
u s. Commissioner Meyer Hirsch
is in town from Las Palomas.
Max. l.. Kahlcr returned home
"Wednesday from Las Palomss, after
fully organizing the Farmers Alliance
panty.
- Behind Mr.. Gmy's spanking team OF
pretty bays. TIE ADVOCATE family took
drive to Cave Creek last Sunday finding
the road in excellent condition for
morning whirl.
&C. T. Laidlaw was in from TERRA
Blanca Wednesday, circulating petition
TO the board of county commissioners
PRAYING for construction of II road from
ricrra Blanca to Ed patton's ranch on
the Beranda, TO connect there with the
roal TO Lake Valley and thus place TERRA
Blanca in direct communication with that
town. The petition was largely signed.
Mr.. Laidlaw informs us that several
men are at work on the Horn Silver group
of mines, and that silver club was
organized at TERRA Blanca with James
l.. McCulloch IA president and Frank
Rayblrg as secretary.
Letter heads, note heads, bill heads and
commercial printing of all kinds. together
with mine printing of every description.
turned out nt THE ADVOCATE Office with
nestuess and dispatch.
No need TO send away for your custom
made suit while Keller, Miller a Co, are
agents for such good house and Will M.
Robins, measurer, furnishes such excellent
fits.
--Nr. Troeger received letter from Mrs.
Troeger last week, informing him that their
little son Glenn was quite sick.
Mrs. Story reached her old home at
Madison, Wis, without any mishap, and
writes that she is having very enjoyable
time with relatives and friends.
Monday was a school holiday on
account of being Memorial Day.
The last heard from Mrs. A. II.
Chandler by relatives here, was that she was
confined to her bed az her parents home
with congestion of the lungs.
Mrs. Dr. Crews and daughters, the
Misses Edna and Matte. have been very
sick, and confined TO the house for week
past.
-"Uncle" Ben Peers of Hermosa, one of
the most popular ranch men in New Mexico
came in from as Clrnces Wednesday on his
WAY home. He believes, with us, that Hills
boro will get the railroad, and saws IN that
case Herrnosa will stick t. her promise
sonsrtuct good freight wagon road 20 the
county capitol.
All subscribers TO the Hillshoro Union
Church fund are requested TO pay their sub
scriptions to Il. M. smith, secretary, with
out delay
--Mr4 Louisa Gantz and daughtep Miss
Ella, leave for Kansas City next We'd
nesday on pleasure trip After staying
at Kansas City few weeks they will 80
to New York, and then perhaps thence TO
GERMANY They will not return to Hills
boro TIL fall
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

AN OLD AND WEIL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing Syrlp has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teethirg,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, soitens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diorrhoea, Is pleasant to the taste
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. its
value is ineaiculable. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
No. SIS
No. SIS.
Application for a Patent.
u. S. Land Office, Las Cruces,
N. M. April 25, 1892.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that The
Silver Mining Company of Lake Valley
whose post office address is Lake Valley
Sierra County, New Mexico, by Ellis Clark,
attorney in fact, whose post-otfice address is
i.aks Valley, Sierrs CO unity, New Mexico
has this day filed its application for a
patent for 1897 linear feet of tho COLUM-
silver and lead in place, with surface ground
1918 feet in width, situated in the Lake
Valley Mining District. County of Sierra
and Territory, of New Mexico, and designat-
eddy the feld-notes and official plat on file
in this office as Lot Number -, in Town
ship Is s., Range W., of New Mexico
principal Meridian, said Lot No. - being
MS follows.
Beginning at corner No l Location
Corner, limestone, 6xl2x30 ins set q
in ground with mound of stones alongside
chiseled Whence N. "a corner
1893
Sec 80, T. lS s., R.. W, New Mexico
Principal Meridian, bears s. So 49, w.
3s44 feet, bluff of lime bears N. 6l' 59'
T. 325 feet (no other bearings available)
Thence S. Az "a w. Var IL AS L. 400
feet to corner No. 2, Location Corner, a
limestone 8x14x36 ins. set "a in ground
with mound of stones and earth along
1913 1893
chiseled on q bowlder, bears S. So So
w. 1913 feet (no other bearings available).
Thence s. 40 As +. Var l2' o. f. 202
feet, up steep ascent to corner No. 3
7l7
g. Strieby Lode, The Silver Mining
Company of Lake Valley, claimants, 300
feet, to summit of hill, l497 feet to
corner No. 8, Location Corner, identical
with corner No. 4 G., Strictly Lode,
M
limestone 3x12x25 ins. set q in ground
with mound of earth and stones along
eide, chiseled 3 whence u. r. 3
8g3 S93
chiseied on a bowider, hears n. 53 feet,
cor No Sur No. III F. Last Chance
Lode, The Silver Mining Company OF
Lake Valley, claimants, bears s. Az "a
". 200 feet Thence n AZ "a L. Var.
l2' 80 E. 400 feet along line l-2, Sur
ysy No III T. to corner No. 4 Identical
With corner No. 2 Survey No. III F /. a
limestone Sxsx36 ins set = in ground
With mound of stones alongside chiseied
Z whence b X. chiseled on
ss3 1893
rock in place bears Il. AZ w. feet B. R.
1 chiseled on rock in place bears n.
saS
2o- w. l8 feet. Thence n 40' As W.
Var. l2' so E. 100 feet 30 summit of hill
1897 feet to corner No. !, place of begin
ming.
Magnetic variation IL As f. 70 IL 30'
z containing 1856 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded 10
the Recorders Office Of Dona Ana
county, New Mexico. in Book 2, PIP. 576
and 577 of Mining claims. The adjoining
claims are rieby Lode, survey No. III
g. Last Chance Lode, survey No. 7l7F.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

The Hillsboro Mercantile Com
pany has made arrangements with
an Eastern Creamery for a supply
of the delicious Black Diamond
Creamery butter, of which the
store now has supply oD band
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

II is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice Of Application for Patent be pub
lshed for the period OF 60 days (ten con-
secutive weeks), in the SIERRA COUNTY
ADVOCATE, a weekly newspaper publish
ed at Hillsboro, Sierra County, New
Mexico.
SAMUELP McCREA,
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

Aug 27-F G. Mansolf stone
work 5 90
and cleaning OF stove pipe > -
sept 9-P. j. Bennett, adv'g bids
Tor building wood house 90
Sept LII. G. Martsolf, repairs SO 55
Nov ll--Grand Rapids School
Furniture 20 slate blackboard 81 05
1892.
Jan. 7---Sicrra County Bank,
freight on school furniture IS IS
Jan l3-Grand Rapids School
Co, bill oi furniture 279 20
Jan 20-ll. NJ. Co wagon freight
on furniture ............,... 10 w
Jan. 20-H. NJ Co material for
black aboard ...-,........... 2 40
Jan 25-E w. Clark, taking
down OH and setting up new
furniture 4 .,....... % so
Jan 2s--B Martin, repairs on
old blackboard and setting up
new one ....... ...,. 20 90
April CIV L, O'Kelly, labor on
closet ......,.... ~. .... II 90
April Mexican, labor on
closet t.................. 6 Is
April 23-H. NJ Co, biz OF ma
teral Observation-Disclosures. 20 SO
Total ....t... ..,..,.....-. $142 40
Amount Paid for All Other
Purposes
1891.
Nov 23-Morris Berglin, for lot
/, block 81 ...... ......... 500 90
Nov 24--J NJ, Webster. making
and recording deeds .......... 90
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

After fire Saturday night 80
the old town at Las Vegas fhe
Mexican police undertook to
arrest some of the tiremen for max
ing too much noise in their hall.
A fight ensued and one policeman
was knocked in the b ead with a
spanner and one fireman was
wounded about the head with the
butt Of pistol.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

Frank Chaves, ex-sheriff OF
Santa Fe County, was shot and
killed while going home. Inquest
discloses that two masked men lay
in wait for him; that five shots
were fred, every one taking effect,
killing him instantly. No clue to
the murderers SO far. The motive
for the crime is unknown. Chaves
was a prominent democratic poll
tlcian.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

A BLACKSMITH SAVES THE LIFE OF a
LITTLE GlRL-Mnnle Carney, OF Lyte
City, Iowa, was perhaps as near leaving
this world as any one can be, and re-
cover. She was sick with cholera
morbus; completely exhausted and un-
conscious. The physicians in consulta-
tion decided the case was hopeless and
beyond their control Chas. J New
comb, blacksmith, walked four miles
through the darkness and storm, to get
remedy he had himself used. and which
he firmly believed would cure her That
medicine was Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He oh
tanned part of bottle, with which he
hastily returned, and gave the little suf-
ferer half teaspoonful which relieved
her and consciousness gradually return
ed. The medicine was given in broken
doses and in short time she was well
He is positive that it saved her life, and
has others in that vicinity. FOR sale by
c. G. Miller. Druggist.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

Corns and bunioEs may be removed 10y
pairing them down closely as possible
without drawing blood; then soak them
in warm water To soften them, and apply
Chamberlain Pain Balm, twice daily ,
rubbing them vigorously for ten minutes
at each application A corn plaster
should be worn for few DAYS, TO protect
them from the slpes. As general
liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness
and rheumatism, Pain Balm is all that
can be desired For sale by G. G. Miller,
Druggist
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

joining claims are Columbia, survey 1913,
Last Chance, survey 7l7 + and Bacon,
survey 1872 Also, Virginia and Miles
Standish, unsurveyed
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Apache Lode Mine or
surface ground are required to file ad-
verse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Las Cruces,
in the Territory OF New Mexico, during
the sixty days period of publication here
of or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the Statute.
SAMUEL p. McCREA,
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

For boots and shoes for ineu.
boys and women. go to the Hills
boro Mercantile Uompany's store.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
No h77
No. SIT.
Application for a Patent.
U. S. Land Office, Las Cruces, !
N. NJ, April rs, 1892.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that The
Silver Mining Company of Lake Valley,
whose post-office address is Lake Valley,
Sierra County, New Mexico by Ellis Clark,
attorney in fact, whose post-ofhce address
is Lake Valley, Sierra County, New Mexico,
has this day filed its application for o,,I a
patent for 1887 linear feet of the APACHE
LODE MINE OK VEIN, bearing gold,
silver and lead in place with surface ground
5S4 feet in width, situated in the Lake
Valley Mining District, County of Sierra
and Territory of New Mexico and designat-
ed by the field notes and official plat on file
in this Office as Lot Number -, in Town
ship 10 s., Range W., of the New Mexico
principal Meridian, said Lot No, - being
as follows:
Beginning at corner No I, Location
Corner, limestone 6xl2x30 inches set
q in ground, with mound OF earth and
stones alongside, chiseled x | ldenti-
1874
cal with corner No. l Survey No. 1893,
Columbia Lode, The Silver Mining Com
pany OF Lake Valley, claimants; whence
N d corner Sec. 29, I. Is S, X w
New Mexico Principal Meridian, bears
S So 40 W. 1914 feet, bluff of rock
bears N. 6l' so +. 1926 feet (no other
bearings available Thence N. 81 So +.
Mag Var. IL 40 E.) 325 feet to bluff Of
rock, 800 feet to corner No. 2, a limestone
5x7x30 inches set 3 in ground with
mound of stones alongside, chlseled 2
s94
Location Corner, bears n. 40 As W. 20
feet l.. Il. 2 chiseled on rock in
894
place bears n So O5' w. Al feet; B. R.
. chiseled on rock in place, bears n
1914
s. 52' + 12.l feet. Thence s 40' As +.
MAJ. Var. IL 55 E.) 1897 feet gradual
descent to corner No 3, Location Corner,
"a limestone 4xSx25 inches set "a in
ground with mound OF stones alongside,
clliseled X 8 identical with corner No
S94
/, Survey 500. Bacon Lode, The Silver
Mining Company OF Lake Valley, claim.
ants. Whence B Il 3 chiseled on
Sg4
rock in place, bears s So o. w. Gel
feet; 3 r. 3 chiseled on rock in
S94
place bears y. s. CIV AL f..et thence
s 0l' so ". Mag, Var IL so L 600
feet TO corner No. 4, Location corner, 4
limestone SxSx36 inches, set y IN ground
with mound OF stones alongside, chis
eled identical with corner No. ?
S94
Survey III F Last Chance Lode, The
Silver Mining Company Of Lake Valley,
claimants; also corner No A Survey 893,
Columbia Lode, The Silver Mining Com
pany Of Lake Valley, claimants. Whence
x Il. X. chiseled on rock in place
bears N A. w. so feet X B. r. chis-
S9i
eled on rock in place bears n 2o' W. IS
feet. Thence N 40' As w. Mag. Var.
IL so L. 100 feet to summit OF hill,
1897 feet to corner No /, place OF begin
ming.
Magnetic variation IL 40 to 12' 30
Z. containing 2007 acres.
The location OF this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Sierra County,
Territory of New Mexico, in Book --
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

Write to Clark & Wits u for
prices ON Planes and Organs. Et
paso, Tex. Pianos aud Organs
sold Oh monthly payments.
Clark a. Wbitson,
Ell Paso, Tex
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

For fresh fruits, new potatoes,
cabbage aud onions, call Mt iSmith's
CASH DIAL STORE.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
No. SO.
Application for a Patent.
U. S. Land Office, las Cruces,
N. NJ. April 25. 1892.

Appiicdiioh lor a atcit.
U. S. Land Office, las Cruces,
N. NJ, April 25, 1892. T
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that The
Silver Mining Company of Lake Valley,
whose post-office address is Lake Valley,
Sierra County, New Mexico, by Ellis Clark,
attorney in fact, whose post-olfioe address is
Lake Valley, Sierra County, New Mexico,
has this day filed its application for a
patent for 1854 linear feet of the BACON
LODE MINE OR VEIN, bearing gold,
silver and lead in place Wits surface ground
1861 feet in width, situated in the Lake
Valley Mining District, County of Sierra
and Territory of New Mexico, ana designat-
file in this office as Lot Number =, in
Township Is s., Range w.. of the New
Mexico Principal Meridian, said Lot No.
being as follows
Beginning at corner No. l, location corner,
limestone 4xSx25 ins. set VI in ground
with mound of stones and earth alongside,
chiseled + l Whence a. cor. Sec 20,
.B T. Dss1s csissisd on u rock fS'' IN Place lsss
500
boars S s2' on W 6sI feet -ilB.R. l
S92
,chissled on rock in place bears N. so 06'
w. 4i.5 feet, thence 30' "a j. Var. l2'
30 e. 800 feet up steep ascent 557 feet grad
ual descent, crossroad course f. and w. 567 3
feet, corner No. Location corner, a lime
rock exi2x30 ins. set Y IN ground with
mound Of rock and earth alongside, chis-
sled t. Whence r b K. chiseled on
s92 s92
X BIZ 2 chiseled on rock in place bears
S93
N. 78' 81 E. rs feet; thence s. 40' 45 E.
Var. lS 30 Z. % feet crossroad. course Il.
W. 1854 feet over rolling ground to corner
No. 8, limestone 4x14x2l ins. set u in
ground, chisaled \ 8 Location corner
S92
bears y. 40' AZ E. 81 feet B. r. 3
1872
chissled on rock in place bears N. 12' 49'
E. AS feet, b. Il. chiseled on rock
S92
in place bears s. 45' OF Il. 1875 feet.
Themes s. 30' "a W. Var. 12' 30' E. 1918
feet to corner No. 4 Location Corner, a
limestone 6x10x36 ins. set y in ground with
mound of earth and stone alongside; whence
X b. II. 1 chiseled ON rock in place
S92
bears N. 1O'- 25' W. 1876 feet, xB.R.
S92
chiseled on rock in place bears S. 18' 2i' II,
1913 feet. Thence N. 40' As w. Var. 12'
30 f., 1130 feet up gradual incline l4Si feet,
down steep incline to corner No. l, place of
ibeginning.J
Magnetic variation IL 80 E., contain
ing 1873 acres.
The location OF this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office o; Sierra County,
Territory of New Mexico, in Book -
-------of----- The
claim, Black bird Lode claim, and
Virginia Lode claim All unsurveyed.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Bacon Lode Mine or
surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register OF the
United States Land Office at Las Cruces,
in the Territory of New Mexico, during
the sixty days period OF publication here
oi or they will be barred oy virtue OF the
provisions OF the Statute
SAMUEL =. dcCREA,
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

and Apache lode, survey No SYi
Any and AL persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Columbia Lode Mine
or surface ground are required to file
their adverse claims with the Register Of
the United States Land Office at Las
Cruces, in the Territory Of New Mexico,
during the sixty days period Of Publica-
ton hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions OF the Statute.
SAMUEL p. MoCREA,
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
AMOUNT PAID FOR FUEL AND OTHER
INpIDENTAIg


AMOUNT PAID FOR FUEL AND OTHER
ECIDENTALs.
Aug. l2-PhysJlogical and Arith-
metical charts .............. 5 80 %
Aug l5-J w Ellis, WORK on
enumeration observation-disclosures. 90
Aug 3l-H. NJ Co., bill OF sup
plies ........ 6 30
Sept. -Bloomingdale Bros, fiag 10 20
Oct l9-R Butler, cords wood l3 50
Oct. 27-H NJ Co, bill of sup
plies ........... ......,......... Is %
Dec. &c. G Miller, books for
children .-..-.'....... 20
1892
Jan. 2O-H. NJ Co., bill of sup
Feb p.'I lo-H. Nj Co.. wood and -
supplies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 Is
April J2-H M Co., cash paid
for supplies ..,.....,....... l3 10
Total. ......................s sl75 80
AMOUNT PAID OCT FOR BUILDING, FURNf-
TuRE, REPAIRS, Ere.
1891.
Aug 27-F. c. Martsolf, wood
house. ...,.. ..s...... sslA 90
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

1t is hereby ordered. that the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period of go days (ten con-
secutive weeks), in the SIERRA COUNTY
ADVOCATE, weekly newspaper publish
ed at Hillsboro, Sierra County, New
Mexico
SAMUEL =. McCREA,
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

Total receipts and expendi-
lures balanced ..... ~, ,607 SO
| hereby certify that the above is
correct. GEO. 0. PERRAuLT,
District Clerk
Itomized Account of Expenses Of School
District No. for the Year Ending May
LIST, 1892
AMOUNT PAID FOR sALARY OF TEACHERS.
1891.
May %, to L. T, Gould for tut
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
Sierra County Aases'tt.

FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1892.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.
DISTRICT CLERKS ANNUAL
REPORT.

School District No. 2, Sierra County,
New Mexico, May |, 1892
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of District, May
|. 1891 80. .............$ s 800 81
Amt apportioned hy Co. Supt 764 50
Amt received from fines, licen-
ses, etc. ......................1,97 ,979 90
Amt received from poll-taX 49,, 73 10
Total amount received during
the year for school purposeS$2 ,607 SO
EXPENDITURES.
Amt paid out during the year for
teachers wages .'............ 900 90
Amt paid out for rents, repairs,
fuel and other incidentals. 175 90
Amt paid out for sites, buildings,
furniture and repairs .....,.. 742 40
Amt paid out for all other pur-
poses, real estate, etc ,..,... 20 %
Total amount paid out during
the year for school purposes 1852 80
Balance to the credit of Dis
triet May |, 1892. .,. .... GA 80
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
S25 90
Total expenditures
$l,932 90

Total expenditures ........ 81 ,932 80
Assets of School District No. 9,
Exclusive of Money in
Hands of Treasurer May lst,
and Liquor Licenses Issued
Since
Tract of land decided by Town
Trustees on which the School
House is situated valued at s 100 90
School House building, with
wood house, closets, fence, etc. 81 300 90
Lots !, 2, and 10, block 81,
WSl0 ,........... ...........,,,, 40 W
Lots 2, 4, 5 and !. block 80, @SIO 40 90
Lots 3, 9, 10, block 32@$lO ... 80 90
Furniture, seats, benches, teach
er's desk, slate black kboard,
charters, etc. ...............' 600 90
Two promlssory notes dated
Nov. 2, 1891, from Dist. No 4,
bearing 10 per cent, interest
from date to maturity for $63
each. h......+..........+... 1875 90
Total valuation of property $2 436 90
The first note becomes due Dec LIST,
1892; the second June lst, 1893.
The above notes were taken in pay
ment for the old seats.
The purchase OF the lots above men
toned 10y the different trustees at differ,
cnt times, gives clear title to School
District No = of the entire hill on which
said building is situated
Respectfully,
GEo. o. PERRAuLr,
Clerk of Board.
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03
ROLL or HONOR

The following pupils of the Hillsboro
Public School were neither absent nor tardy
during th weak ending May n, 1892;
Sierra County advocate., 1892-06-03

tickets in the field First ticket uessrs
/ ". Parker A Elliott aud "
Sunth, ior trustees. Second ticket
Messrs + c. Mtrtsolf, L N Smith and
NJ. SmplaLon All good men
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