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Deming headlight., 1893-06-17
KIT CARSON IN ITS pRIMs.

u nad scsen Thousand Hustilng Citinsns
Where Now but = Hundred nemain.
''fn 1870 you might have Travelled 900
miles and not have found as lively town
A. Kit Carson. Cole. y" said Station Agent
Billy Dunaway tho other day a. the Kan
sas Pacific train fingered before the sta
ton house AZ The now quiet little town
on Big Sandy crcok In eastern Colorado.
"This waa thon tho terminus Of tho Den
yer NE Of The Unica Pacific, and 700
ean Just bct tha camp was hummer
There we're over 1000 people here. and a
kaycr crowd you never saw. The popu.
lation was made mp OF railroad men,
cowboys, mule skinners, gamblers and q
preacher.
1.-THE latter was sometimes lonely, but
The o.ppp other people IN camp were fair.
ly socinblo and managed 10 have a mod
erntely good time, and everything ran
wide open, and In tho pnlmiest days Of
the camp there were A saloons. Z dance
halls. theaters and Rll the other things
necessary TO the lubrication Of existence
In the gay and bounding west. For two
years things were redhot, with fights.
ahooting matches and lynching bees near
y every night.
''some Of the old time engineers who
were jerking steam over the line then
eay n regular daily nows item In railway
circlcs for awhile wns TO the effect thai
man or two had been hung the night
before 20 the bridge on the Sandy. The
lynching OF q man for murder was an
unusual event, but dire vengeance wns
wrcakcd on the petty burglar. horso
thief or other unprinciplcd offender who
did not have the nerve 10 shoot, but
nnoaked around after dark to do his ne
farious work. When dealing faro, the
gamblers preserved peace and quietude
In the game by wearing two o-shootcra
silently swinging from their belts, and
whom Ia game Of 'stud' the pack was
always secured from being blown away
by one Of these same free moral agents
Some stiff games wero played IA those
days, and when a cowboy came IN OF
tha roundup, or when the freighteru
camo In from long trip of 10 Mexico
and Arizona, or pay day on the line
came along. money was stacked a foot
high on the cloth.
"After the camp had been running IN
this way for two yenrs the road was put
ON through 10 Denver, and the crowd
followed Where once you could rec
over 1000 people there are now hun
drcd or 80. and all that remains Of the
former glory Of this namesake Of old
Kit Carson Il the nameless barnynrd
you sec up there ON the hill. lot OF
broken beer bottles and desertion. -
Denver Nows.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

One of the qneerest election beta was
made between young gentleman and
his best girl. Ho bet on Harrison, and
she took the fieldi consequently he will
hnvc TO pay the forfeit. The bet waa Ia
this fashion; The loser was 20 take the
other to Widemann's any night tho win.
uer would choose, buy the oysters for
one, and then stand on chair IN the
other end " the hall and watch the eat
Ing. The girl Of course has decided to
choose the night when tho hall will be
crowded, aud thus put the fellow Ia as
ridiculous a position as possible. Law
renee World.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

bir. Simeon writes thusi II consider
that oxporuro 10 q leopard on foot with
duo procnutlon and a proper weapon, u
only fair sporting rlsk, and accidents
must happen occasionally" Mr.. Sim
son n certainly entitled 20 speak. He
shot many lcoparda on FOOT he was
twico badly wounded by leopard, but
On ono of theaa Occndona a third leopard
unospcclodiy attacked him from behind,
when he had already killed two others
IN Che anne patch u grass tungle.
Mr.. bimnon mentions that an ola
French gentleman whom he know used
10 90 about hunting for leoparda with .
nondesctipl sort Of dog, half pafiah and
half spaniel. "When the dog nmcllcd q
leopard. ho would cock hlsears and point
ont from q respectful distance where TIE
leopard lay. The Frunchman kept on
peeping and peering about, wholly ~
gardlci8 ol anything the leopard might
do Ia tho way Of attack, I'LL he could
sight the animal. lie then killed him
almost TO a certainty with n single shot. 7"
--ChnmberB' Journal.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

The progress Of the glass industry In
America has been far from constant. II
has suffered severe and violent huclua-
tons, amounting almost 70 annihilation
Several times, II has needed 90 DO born
again, But the sum total OF these sue
coseea and viciasitudes hiss been tho g.
tabliahment Of an industry which, while
4 II tho oldest. Il also at the present
time ono OF the most promising and
most highly developed Of all our indus
trles.--professor Q. II. Henderson In
Popular Science Monthly.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

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can pay the guineas AZ your convon.
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Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

In June, 1884, Mrs. Abigail Mossman
was inferred ut the Hazelwood cemetery
IN Powcahiek county, Ia. Not long since
relatives determined 70 remove the 70.
inains 70 another cemetery. Tho work.
men engaged 10 perform the Job found
the coffin filled 10 oyerhowing with rcd
coloied mineral water. This waa drained
OF. whcrcupon II was found that the
corpse, with tho exception Of tho fingers
and toes, was perfectly pctrihcd. The
hair was perfectly natural, as was also
bouquet Of roses that lay on her breast.
After thorough examination by rela-
lives and friends the coffin was again
closed and covered IN. st. Louis Re.
public.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17
No.Iss Of AIsrlrarss. sole.


Under aud BY virtue nf q certain mortgnRe oxe
ruird by j. W. Williams nah hi WHO Ella n VII
llainn on the second day OF June 1895 10 the Flrrt
National hank of Deming, New Mexico, Lease
hmlth Receiver, "a secure the payment II three
promlfaory notes dated Denlnr, New Mesicn
fvhy Hih lalD executed BY J. Vs. Williams and
Ella \. Williams 10 Frank II. Slebold and IN
dorscd by lhr snld fraHk ~ rirhnid 10 the First
National Bank ~ Uemlng, New Mexico, two of
said nnirn are for the sam ~ Two hundred 1 Hnl
Dollars each with Interest ni the fair ~ n pnf
cent itnin date and one ui which /. due VI months
after date aud The second one 0n months alier dair
and the third note calling upon a. ince fof ihe
fum 1T teHnl Three hundred dolinfa aud due
iu al months after date aud Default having hcrn
made y She payment Of The said noiea and the hi.
icfrN due upnn he SANE Now i, EdWln H.
Foster ~ the hecelver Of the First Nail0nri ial X
~ peminE, New Mexico, and "a ,hu sucress0f ~
Isaac N Smith Decs'd llecolyrf oi said Nailonni
BANK VIII pri a. rnhllo Auction the following
deFcrihrd property YlEt
lots sever III aud eight fsD IN lIiock No slr
(hl of ~ iOWnslie of Dnnlur, New Mtalro to.
frihrr with OIL improvements thereon for Cash
on The an day finly A. ID. 1873, ai ton o'clock
NJ ~ snid day 10 ihe front iof Of The pi apor,
" described iig said Mortgage IN the town ~ Dem.
ing, Hrnni County, New MeKlco 10 sniialy the
pay incni NJ the nnies drHcThnd Ia said Muflrarn
and the Interest doe upon the same together with
cosin ol naln
n !. Fosrrn, Receiver First Nat. nal Bank,
Of DemlnF, New Hexlco
II, J.. fiCEkrr, Atty for Receiver. n
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

May not the fact that nearly 900 more
murders were committed last year than
during the year preceding DO IN some
way connected with the unwholeaomo
publicity given 10 two or three tragedies
that might bo namod7- Boston Common
wealth.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17
Notice for pubileAtlon. .

lining Application No zoo.
Onllsd state. Lana Ohice ai Las Cruces,
New Arxic,i, April ~, ieri.
Notice IN hereby given thai tir H. i.onls aud
l'lata Key t'old aud Silver Mining Company bs
liomas Mnrshail ils ugcnt aud Attorney 10 iaci,
sew hcxlcu, has illr day alcd ~ application f1f
ppicnl fuf lteo linear lecl on the nortD0ert slde
ind itvvs linear feet on the pouihcn.i side Of il'
EAeess mine of veln lsarlng gold, silyVf aud other
pf,tiou. Metals, with sufiaca gfound bi7 frot M
Width ni the southwest end and 15i feet IN width
A ih. nvflh,ast end, Situated in Victoria mining
New MesicO, nn designated hy the noli note, aud
nllciHi plai nlr ~ THE oilcr ns Bur. No. rus ln
~, y tusiA oi l,eAEe ~ west 81 New hezico base
beginning Al cer So original Loo. Cor A
,iuiphyfi riuue ie'xip'Ab tyf !, IN ground with
nOnni " stone marked n. Iir' and whci CO
he noTlhcnsl corner of seclion 90, fp. % \. H.
" Nv. ~ the New Mexico principal bass aud NOR
dian bear. y sE 1880 H. Cor 20. Z Rover
is iOw sls q. No ollei brarings available
Thence y. u s5 ". Var ~ Is NJ gi5 n Cor
70. gflg. Loc cor, ppipnyfy Stone ls' AZ
No hearlngs available. Thence s. as ". Var
US ~ IT, 1895 n. Cor, 80, original luc Cor.
pnrphyry stone D'xio' x0' eet = ln ground
Nilh inoend OF stone marked No beafings
available Thence 3. ais e. X Var iqs ~ 4.
fo q west end enter. Amended tcnier a
Ssd noasad q S slsns aasaw tlrm o"Sa Bss,ags E'ls
iyailnhle nelfi Cor No, Z original Loe. Cor.
A pofphyry stone iG'xe IA s,t !, M ground VITA
mound oi earth marked No bearings avail
a5
lble. Thence \. 4gs y. Var ias as' X @5 n.
Cor. No. Q original Lor, or pOrphyry atone
iU'ab ~ sci > Ia ground with mound ~ stone
marked No bcurirgs available. Thence n.
1S
9s 81 d. Var. iss 90 3. ei5S,h. Cor. n d.
lfl. lse cgf a poTphyry stone ib'x6'Fl
2 10 ground with mound ~ sione mugL y
bearing. available Thence n az is y. Var.
ias ~ " g c9i 10. Amended Loo. Cor
\ eh''clea on solid lime ledge, marked with
mound y stone, Whence original Cor bear, n
10 shs No other bcarings aynilahe.
ihenee y ~ W. Var. I've is. n 7is n. r.
q. from Cor ne Il. Cor. No. !, piscs Of be.
~
glnning -Arca-
r,,i A'sa soa,i,si n slg,@ s", NJ p. ices acre.
Net area iOnsi
Location. Thls survey Il located In iis n = OF
Soc. 81 10. il n H. ~ w. 1he iurnilnn nf inls
ulne h recorded IN the Ileeordcrs onicc al Grant
County, New MeAicn u Book b, page U0O and Uai
n Record ~ MlnluE Location
hs ,ailo,sing elalins ana claimants are sur No.
~, J i pnFnln, rluimnni, huil rui and Side
Mipof iodci, running aud coad, claimants 80
lihrrH known
Any aud all pofsong rlaimine Adversely ans cor.
iife % snid Excess Mine o. tuffltn rfiuud are
lcqaitcd 10 hlc their adverse cniis ,hh the Re,r.
lstrr " lh' United slales IGd Cs 80 ~ la Cre.
rs ln the iprfiiurF II NeN f xicu durlnr the ~,
dave period of pniiicnii,ti horeof, or ihoy etip
b. hAfd hl fltirpnf the prov isinnT ~ the statute
~
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

A number Of musical copyrights have
recently been sold IA London. Tho more
inportnnt items were aa followss Ga.
briel'a "Clenutlug Fires" r0gO. Lcsle's
"Frur Jolly smiths," R20ii HuIlah's
"Three rishers," f24O; Bodington'a
"Af,cr," f2i0; Bluincnihni's "Requital, .
eis5i Hullah's Storm" eiOsi Pent-
lands "John Peel, j" EO2' Poptet's "'f., ("
RRa.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

y, l. stesenson's Yacht 70 80 . seaier
Tho old schooner yacht Casco, former.
u the property ~ the laio Dr. Samuel
Merritt, aud Motel a. the boat Ia which
Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist
inside iilp 10 the Oouih aeas. has ngnin
changed hands, The new owner 81 Cap
tain George Collins, of Victoria, who
haa tho managing interest IA the famous
sealing schooner hoa Lion. Tho Casco h
a. hausaliio, ready 10 sail north. On her
srTifal NJ Victoria the stars aud stripes
VII give way ~ tho British colors. III
1ftignci ~ rent the Casco o. y sealer
ana 70 send her on Il cruise the coming
49, pn~ hin fr1ncic1 Chfonlrls.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

The open fireplace IN tho new public
library building nc Machias. Me-. will
be constructed OF stones which were
nsed for ballast om board the British
war schooner Mnrgaretta, captured by
the Americans near Machias during the
Early part Of the Revolution.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

A gentleman. having had his boots
cleaned BY boy IA o Dublin street, paid
The slioeblack with o considerable degree
1T haught,ae,s on which tho little fcl.
bow, wicn tIi8 oilicE had got u short wny
on. saids
"Arrah. nowi all the polish You have
! on your boots. and I gave Il 10 yo."--
Exchange.
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

II was raining in torrents.

II was raining In torrents.
"Juliev said madam 10 her maid. ''be
quick and run across 10 the millinera and
tell her not 10 forget my hat"
"Can l take Azor out with me, mad.
ami"
Are YOU mad, Jriie' Can't you sec
Tor yourself that tho weather Is not fit to
turn dog ont IT acknowledgements
Deming headlight., 1893-06-17

:. You. can depend upon DR.. nagoa Catarrd
hemeily Tor perfect and permanent cure
m ine worst cases of Chlonic Calarrh It'a a
nslln noYtninFi cleansing, and healing pre-.
pafnt.on, which doesn't simply palilnte, hut
completely cures It, pruprs torn onor e500
reward for any inournblo case.
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next we heard was that he had captured
KosenwalI up in Idaho. Now the sheriff
looks happier than if his prisoners had
never escaped. Sanpete county has cause
TO be proud of so able an officer.
TWO DEATHS.
This week has been marked by two
deaths. j. G. A. Wieby, one of our
prominent citizens, died very suddenly
last Wednesday morning, after an illness
OF only three days. At the time of his
death he was employed as tithing clerk,
a position he had held for many years.
Mr.. Wieby was a gardener and spent
much time in cultivating flowers and
identifying his home. He had one OF the
finest residences in Manti.
Peter Peterson, an aged resident, died
about the same time as Mr.. Wieby, after
a brief illness, He was a basket maker
by trade and had followed this vocation
for several years.
They will both be buried from the
tabernacle today at 1 o. o'clock.
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Price, 70 cents. Free trial bottle at z. @.
NJ. L. drug department.
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Closing Railroad Stocks.
NEW YORK, March 4
COMMERCIAL.
New York General Market.

NEW YORK. March ,-Hops-Quiet, easy;
Pacific coast, 1923.
Coffee-Options closed steady, 5015 points up.
Advance sales 49, 900 bags; March, 1880;
April, 6.93; May, l6. '5916sJ; spot Rio,
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Who is w. S. Hudson? He is a gradu-
ate of the college of dentistry of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, located in rooms
and 2, Culmer block, Salt Lake city. A
first-class dentist. He does all his own
work, makes his own crowns, bridges,
plates, operating and does not require
the services OF assistants, one thoroughly
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sion, does not need the aid OF specialists. =
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Chicago General Market.

CHICAGO, March Wheat = Steady; casl
741s May, 772z.
OOats-Firm; cash, 3OH May. 39I.
Pork-Quiet; cash, is. 32l2; May, 1S.S2%.
Lard-Quiet; cash, l3.O71a; May, Is. 128.
Ribs-Quiet; cash, TO- 81; May, 1850.
Rye-52.
Barley-62.
Flax-l.2l1z.
TIMOTHY A.
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Chicago Live Stock.

steady; all sold; natives, 8 $500 co.: no prime
steers on the marKet; stockers, 2.75l137 To-
Hogs-Recipts, 5000; closed SOLO lower
s. 3Oas 40; light and medium mixed 1905. 10;
sorted light, 790l1S. %; other hghts, g. 5067 30.
Sheep-Receiptsr 2Q00; steady; top sheep 515
90. 30.
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NIANTI MATTERS.
Sheriff Burns Recaptures HIS Prisoners
Two Citizens Die.

Sheriff Burns Recaptures HIS Prisoners
Two Citizens Die.
MANTI, March 4.-The new school
building will probably be erected on the
southwest corner of the Tabernacle
block.
W. R. Peterson, who has been travel
ing in Emery and Uintah counties In the
interest of the Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A., returned
home yesterday.
The grammor school last week gave an
entertainment in Grier's hall for the
benefit of a school library. The pro-
gramme consisted OF dialogues, songs,
recitations, etc.. all Of which were well
rendered.
Mr. Gregory, former editor Of the
Manti Reporter, has left this place for
Provo, where he intends to make his fu-
ture home. The paper is now under the
able management of Ward Stevenson.
JAIL BIRDS REcAPTURED.
When Sheriff Burns heard some time
ago that his two prisoners had escaped
from the county Jail by cutting steel
bar, he said: t'Never mind, I'll get
them again." But many people doubted
it, 1t wasn't long, however, before he
heard that Davis HAD been seen near his
home in Wales. The.same night that this
information was received he started after
him and before morning had his prisoner
lodged in Jail again. A few days ago Mr..
Burns suddenly disappeared, and the
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Chicago GRAIN DIarket.

CHICAGO March 4-Wheat-Dull; fuctua-
tions confined to &c. range, closing steady to
Sc higher than yesterday.
Receipts, o. 900 bushels.
Shipments. 900 bushels.
Short clear-10 S5010 80.
OtherS-UnchRnged
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Boston Quotations.
Closing Mining stocks.
New York Stocks.

day was quiet and, except in the first few min
utes and last half hour, entirely lacking of in
terest. Reading was the only railroad stock in
which operations reached any Importance. Its
range however, was confined to fractions, and
the final change was insignificant. The close
steady to firm.
Government bonds. dull and heavy.
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place in your pockets.
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Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL March 4.-Wheat-ofered mod
erately.
Corn-orered sparingly; March, easy, As
1l2d.; April, easy, As. lad.
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Boiled linseed oil. bbls. 65c.; cases fves. $50.
Raw linseed oil, bbls., 57c.; cases ives, 64c.
Turpentine, bbls.. SIC. cases fves, &c.
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CASTLE GATE NOTES.
Uniforms for the Band-Coke Ovens in
Full Blast

Uniforms for the Band-Coke Ovens in
Full Blast.
CASTLE GATE, March lit is the de-
sire of the band boys to get uniforms as
soon as possible. Samples have been sent
for, and when in uniform and with their
present standard of excellence the bands
Of the territory had better look to their
laurels.
The many friends of the esteemed wife
of w. Parmley, mine foreman, will be
pleased to learn that the esteemed lady is
slowly but surely recovering from her
serious illness, a few days ago all hopes
of her living had gone, as she was suffer-
ing from pneumonia which was acceler-
ated by the premature birth of a child, but
by the grace of God, human skill and
good nursing the good lady is now out of
danger.
A number of the men here have been
subp9naed to appear before the grand
jury at Provo as witnesses in some law
case.
Work is quite brisk just now, all the
coke ovens are in full blast.
Don't become constipated. Take
Beecham's pills.
Cheap Dentistry
Is dear at any price. DR.. o. B.
Hewett & Son, Dooly (P.O.) block,
do not know how to do that
kind, but they do the VERY BEST
class of work done west of Chicago,
where they learned the art in it's highest
perfection. ''Dr. Hewitt's new method
teeth without plates'' is the achme of
modern science, light, natural, clean,
comfortable and lasting as the hills. Fees
moderate and uniform.
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Clinton Missouri

Mr.. A. L. Armstrong. an old druggist,
and prominent citizen of this enterpriz-
ing town, says: II sell some forty diff
erent kinds OF cough medicines, but have
never in my experience sold so much of
any one article as / have OF Ballard s
Horehound Syrup. All who use it say it
is the most perfect remedy for cough,
cold, consumption and all diseases of the
throat and lungs, they have ever tried -
1t is specific Tor Group and whooping
cough. It will relieve a cough in one
minute. Contains no opiates Sold by
z. G. M. 1. Drug Dept. 8
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New York MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Money on call, firm;
at 6 per cent.
Prime paper. 5Is.
Sterling exchange, quiet but firm; 4.S6
for bankers bills; 4. 81 for demand.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

WHOLESALE BUYING PRICES,
Retail about 10 per cent. higher
Corrected Daily By the Peoples BorOardin7 co
q and 26 Z. Second South Street.