davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-10
Der man0el oes GliiRs.
Die 78idbri9e 8arontn 2e6en, 6ie
Wittwe zines ptelfaben
W1iuiondrs,
2lls Daeabunoin i'm miener 0%rmenbaufe
urter9ebra9t.
SO 10. Stunt.

20 I z Il IU| oONII.
8arontn Selena bon HeOen, g8itttpe
zines DteIfa9en MiQionGrS un6 SHUTTER
6es @ebeimratbeS bon &eoen, ipuroe bon
Der bieftgen Boltset ais 8~agabun6in aufz
gegriffen. sic CAB Dor, D0uig mittelz unb
obbacblos gu ietn, uno baB ite iic9 pergebltcb
an tbren So6n un6 i6re Sodbter INN Inter
ititbung %9etpan6t bGtte. Nto9bem bic 800
lt8et' itb bariiber per9etpiiiert bate, DAB
ibre Qn9a6en auf 8abrbeit berubten, tpur6e
Die bebauernstpert6e, nun 78iG6rige Srau
bem Q%trmenbauie iiberpieien. SIS miro
nt5t %angegeben. auf pel3e 8etie iie in 10
ttefeS glen6 geratben lit.
, 1893-06-10
Sdwere 8eid'ulot9un9 9e9en elmer
Qr5t
me9en elmer perbre@eriiaen Operation.
sc Sn6., 10. Stunt

Vt OH~V W
@eitern nurbe Ser Or. s. 6. S6i6Ier,
etn lett finfun65tpan5i9 Sabren bier praftia
5irenber Q(r3t, ouf Die Q~Intlage bin in Saft
gcnommen, an Der 5pan5igjd6rtgen 2eonorc
Yrteit cine perbre6eriibe Separation porz
genommen gu baben. 9as iunge Mfdbd6en
lit Dem So6e nabe, unb bat geitanoen, 6aB
Die Speration ant 13. Mai porgenommen
tpuroe, Sic be6auptet, baB Trant 0apiS,
tbr 2iebbaber, pGbrenb Ser Nocbt, in tpelz
3er bic Operation por9enommen mur6c,
bel ibr mar, unb bob iie Dem 9oftor 0afiir
5ebn Dollars be5ablt babe. Or. Sbioler
ba9e9en erfIdrt allies bies fir 9iigen un6
ia9t, baB ct bas Wdoben geitern Morgen,
ais i'm baiieI6e bolen lteB, gum erften Wtale
geieben babe.
, 1893-06-10
Die &etae zines Rodforoer Burgers
2luf Dem 9aRneeleiie BET SeIoit ouf9es
funoen.
8eIott, isis, 10. Stunt.

8eIOtt, isis, 10. SUM-.
@etern Morgen Sic ibredIicb beritiimz
meLte 2eicbe BON SalneS Mabonep BON &od7
.forb, ST., in Ser gtdbe BON 8eloit auf benz
@cleiIe Der Sanesoiuer :3peigba6n Ser ct.
gaulz8abn aufgefun6en. gSie berielbe un=
ter ben 8abn5ug gertetb, fonnte bis ieBt
no6 nicbt aufgefldrt tperben.
, 1893-06-10
Gin fdmerer Re9eniturm
8i4tet in DER un9ebut9 pom Dubuque, 3d.,
9roben Sdaoer an.
9 ubnane. So. 10. sunni.

6eute 8ormittag bauite in Der bieiiger
@eaen6 Elm 9tegeniturm, tpte in ioIcber
Sefti9teit mir iett pieIen Sabren teinen erz
lebt baben. Die GtienbabnbGmme itno
auf tpette Strefen bin 3eritOrt unb Die
6elobeitGnbe BADEN ibtper 9%elttten. Der
OttliiIiippi lit inn ral6en Steigen be9riffen
un6 cine g8ieOerbolung Der l1eberlbpemz
mun9 bonn lebten Sabre itebt 81 befiirdbten.
, 1893-06-10
Gin M0roer ab9etban.
or fonnte ft9 auf oem S6afot Dor lneif
faum auf oen Setnen haIten.
8tttsbur0. Teras. 10. SUM.

6arrD @rabam, Elm Oteger, tpelcber inn
Iebten 9e3ember ben Gonitabler 9e6better
erntorOet bate, pur6e 9eitern 9tacbmitta8
III Oegettpart bon elmer nacb Gauienben
5GblenDen Wteni9enmen9e gebentt. Der
8erurtbeilte pur0e inter Dem @algen Dor
Turcbt 10 ibpacb, baB i'm Die 8eamten
balten muBtcn, um ibm ben Strid I'M ben
Oals 81 lcgen.
, 1893-06-10
Der eeipai9er AnardJitenpro,ek
Gnoist nit Ser Derurtbeilune auer
Qn9efla9ten.
S9onbereer uno 6roher fommen am
i6Iiminiten oabei meg.
2%eibaia. 10. Sunni

Ser &roseB bor bem &eicb8gericbt 9e9en
bte bes 9onbesperratbes an9efLagtcn iteben
Nnarbiten gtng beute gu @nDe. @roiier
uno ScbOnberger, tpelbe 3u offener @etpalt
gerei5t baben iollen, tpurben Sl fInftGbrt7
ger, besp, a6tidbriger 3u6tbausftrafe unb
sum- Serluft Der bilrgerIicben @brenrecbte
fit bic 0auer BON 3ebn Sobren perurtbeilt.
Die %iibri3en flint Qtn9eflaeten erbielten
@etGn9niBitrafen, Die bon einem Sabr bis
5u a5t5ebn Mtonaten rangiren.
, 1893-06-10
feuerfha0en.

gortIanb, Sreg., 10. Stunt.
Die Srtibaft SaflanO, ca. 200 Sim
pobner, lift beute firth bon elmer Teuers7
brunIt beimgeiu6t pOroen, Der slpei Ntrtb7
lcbaften unD 8 &auflaben gum Spfer lielen.
, 1893-06-10
Der Datifan bat sic Steuun9 oes
papites
SUR SduIfraoe ser hieieen brief
lt6 mtt9etheilt.
Sc 0 NJ 10. sunni.

Der Gattfan bat in bret 8rtefen an Ben
Garoinal Gibbons, ben Gr3bticbOf Srelanb
u1b Die omerttanti9er @r5biibOfc int NWe
9emetnen bic 4Olitit beS 8apiteS in Der
S9ulfrage zines gtGDerea er0rtert.
, 1893-06-10
plokltder Goo
Oes Se~fehIshabers Ger britiiden Gruppen in
Bombay.
g ombah. 10. sunni.

Ser @eneralmaior Sir Sobn 6u61on,
Der 8efeblsbaber Der britii6en Gruppen in
Bombay, tpurbe in Booma in 6olge zines
Stur3es pom Bfer0e iofort 9et0btet.
, 1893-06-10
Die 8latternfeud2e 9reift in
Gothenbur9 immer mebr nm fid.
StndhpIm. 10. Sunt.

0te 8!attern 9reifen in @otbenburg
INNER mebr nm itdb. @dbrenb Der leBten
@oc6e fanben ocbtunbfitnf3ig Gobesfdae in
SDlge Ser Selcbe 1tatt.
, 1893-06-10

Can Nntonto, Seras, 10. Stunt.
0as groBe 8or5ellan un0 ~GiientDaaren4
gci6dft bon Wa9ner un6 GDabot brannte
geitern ab. Ser @erluit an @aaren betrGgt
$50, 900, unb am @ebaube $40, 900, unb lit
tDeiIpeile bnrcb Serit6erun9 9e6edt.
, 1893-06-10
8lutperoieben am Seeufer.

9t6olpb Sbuls BON $50. 2O3 Oabtonitr.
unO iein 6reunb Gbriit. &a6Ltn begaben
it6 9eitern ouf ben 6iibfang. 9tacb Ldnz
gerem 8arten AM SuBe Der Nort6 Qlpenue
ting Sober fait 5u gleicber 3eit einen Slid.
lteber bic 6rage, Del6er Sii6 Der iBtperfte
lei, entipann iicb balO Elm Streit, Der gu
S9ldgen un0 i6lieBli6 ba5u fHbrte, oaB
Gablin ieinem 0egner Elm Weier in bic
8ruit itieB. Ser WtciierbeLb befinoet fict
iebt in 6aft un6 Der @eripun6ete i'm 9Iez
rianer> 6oipttal. Die @unbe pir6 ni6t
ais tOrtli5 angeieben.
Qbonntrtauf 0as 9lben6blatt Ser Sairois
SfnntS> Qpitnnn sc rei2 I No,t
, 1893-06-10
Wberrtd)tGr FULLER
1(adt Den SoNntagsfanatikerD
CinUn Stri6 Our6 Die
Re6nuNg
uuO geDdbrt cine SuipenOiruitg
Oes @inDaltsbefeblS.
Sa&fom Dark alfo atn murei9en
Sonnta9 ofeu.
Die emti6eiOerOe SerbanOlnns int
GppeaatiOusgeridt auf nddten
9Omertag angeieBt.

ger Htnnt alItnnta ais a~Htttklaaer
1tnn DIE pnrkhe11rne ais 5f1it-
nerkInate inn UItnartnn'rd Jen
RrnteE,
, 1893-06-10
5eueridaoen.

6ro6es Gef9dftsbaus nieoer9ebrannt,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

The congressman was telling stories.
1T was on me once, he said. Il had
. friend who was dry a. . humorist, but
not always dry Is . drinker, and when
be was full he did foolish things. One
Of these was to buy jsckas for S500,
and when he sobered up and knew what
be had done he sold him hack to the
original seller for 600. Naturally the
loss Of 800 made him sore, and he did
not like to be twitted shout it. One day
I saw him on mule waiting in front of
. store, and I spoke to him. He was
just full enough to be serious.
Hello said, and he responded with
. nod.
lyon are . judge Of that sort Of ami
nal you are riding, aren't your
81 don't know that am particularly
So he sid earnestly.
Ell thought you were in the business
emo, I amt"
Didn't you buy jack for ESQ not
long ago?
"The crowd that had gathered zig.
gled, and ho looked moro serious than
ever.
"'Yes did, he answered soIemnly.
"'What did you do with himY asked.
with . wink 1t the crowd to be ready.
He looked at me solemnly.
81 helped elect him to congress- he
said, without . smile, and the howl that
went mp made me seek shelter in the
nearest place that could be found. ~
Detroit Free Press.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
n.... l.,s.s,... q vee.s.,,...

1o1oo Aoatokho0e q Ve8eeob4oo.
Referringto the fact that the human
head Is sometimes facetiously and r.
reverently spoken Of q - cocoanut, !"
tie Boston Transcript remarks that Sci
entists have recently discovered . 10
variable rePemb1sncs between the shell
Of the fruit and the shell Of tie human
brain. Then Il quotes . Ffeoch scien-
tic periodical to prove that there i Q
wonderful kkeaeD between Other hu-
man organs and vegstabas producAa
For examp1e, TIE NEST a IL Ensailh
walnut = Close copy q IL 6oen -
ooavoautioas e H. beain; rluns 81
cherries srs kks - sys; alnsnas ~
dhaps1 Hks ~ nose: ~ eae = AssaGh1
. Md ~ N opened eystsr ~ dA6a1;
h 1annDeA sqnmh ~ eutiEo hpay
~ - ls.esds O. - ,Aanl : -
= 0oWinG suub willow - co1eEy, -
- 1qgt = 80 = - oGGlaa 49,
091holan6kr e -sft'i zssssfa ~,
- IL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
s.ssEvso sAaMev s,cu,s.

q w. Rsaissss Rsr msn Ne - Knew n.
Ss1Os DesasaAssess.
Most a tie stoei0 worth peintin9
eoout IL famnas C16oaeo conyeatiuu q
- havo been /: uhlishsd, bot hsee 3 one
ut seems 70 b nsW: ER-Judee Ditsen,
eoeeer Was IN Ouioago wRAin4 aeainsk
Osoot end . third term. D9nard III.
u Was there in - inAEsse q 0saak
0oeA were Oh psesunal ikiau6Aa n
night bsfoeo tie hallotine beena HiGiin
ed two etheEs woe aPpoiu6ed . Gen.
0itsee to look after several soathssa
Delegations, among them beinR theKen.
ICY deseeataon- he.tcs4 =
Whe0 Bghn end his associates ax.
tivedes IL Keatucky heodquartees, thy
found that Dit1euhosfer IA not dad
g them. He bad The neor and ~ d.
6vesing Strong speech aep6nst 0rnnH
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

Little Teddy, who is most regular n
his attendance at the kindergarten, W.
very much interested in the approachins
celebration of FrOebel's birthday. IL
day before the event he came rushins
into the house crying. Mamma. mamma,
must have some flowers to take to lin.
dergarten tomorrow Certainly, my
son. but why do you want them" why,
don't you know: Tomorrow is the ami.
versary Of the day that Froebel discov.
cred the first kindergartcnr-New York
Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
GnEhlSAn Rhk$$ AxxWjEY16n


% S, % so'd then tAas
@S ~ = sempersece socisty. and l
49, - sA..H n dzawed
- - :. 80 eooa BOY, Tor
~ ~ -~SoP q csoes. Then
S@Sn.. tee csoer barrel
n. csS ~ eant no ssoocA.
oown cellar
49,. ~ eesd - and To
~ -" ~ oC~a end draW tAe
we asssa IA to
FL. ~ 49, \: see nun -
~ ~ - - 49, w@sef' "a
:. "a =. I..s@:.sS - carried
~ -: - ~ w s - N st % neht
S.sss~S L~Ex oes1s' "a u
~ -. oose % o0w
49,. ~ 70 81 Ia
- S~-.. - soa O mine,
. % Ma -" csr..s 20 20 ~ - :nyssaane
Rueaped - - -. H~
snvhodv -. ~ -. tS-EN..
- N.i.s.. ~ ...., ~ ~
s.SfSIxT S.s.@s.aHWthoe H.
ssWcn ~
ths Htc;S ss11 s.S.s . 49, N
tehascIcSA I. @v~s..S - -
Se.cSs~~. 49, - tuum
~ NsSc...Sz .Sa S - 80
- 2. - ~ SV..s.SsSo ~
I'm IN ~ ,;tcs.. ~ -. =. ~ 60
IA - 1870 49, .saeW
sn6 ~. D A. - 49, 49, !" - scl
su1pe mcsr ri6r,-~sa. - - ~. Sca
ooo,s viSs - t.,s;s..S.~ ~
en~., a. go g. - ~ cIs ~ uocn
M "a "a - Ss... ~. s,. ~ ~. 49, -
fr;ea -. - Th.s.s .s. ~ 49,. ~ ~
r,ccl ,.sti. - ~ ~ 49,
"a r, S."ts- ...ss ~ ~ ~. ~ soe
- n. ..I,". rs~S o =. - ~ 10
snca,,ss.. =. "a 49, ~, eca1os
1oseo Dsmneooo.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
"Bwt you'd "a died 70 sce Pa" -

bat r0w'd a died 70 sce Pa"
wen, you never saw . sicker crowd,
and ! felt sorry for Ma and the deacon,
cause their falee teeth fell out, and !
knew Ma couldn't gossip, and the deacon
couldn't talk sassy without teeth. But
you'd q did to zee Pa. He was mad
and 'thought the deacon had put up the
job On him, and he was going to knock
the deacon out in two rounds, when Ma
said there was no use of getting mad
about . dispensstion Of providence, and
Pa said one more such dispensstioa Of
providence would just hin him On the
spot. They finally got the house aired,
and my chum and me slept On the hay
In The harm. after We had opened the
outside cellar door % the animal could
get out, and the next morning hsd the
fever and aeer. and Pa and Ma brought
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
oaAraaseA o. Q

We authorize our advertised drug.
gist 70 sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition II you are If.
flicted with . cough, Geld or any lung,
throat or chest trouble, and win use
this remedy as directed, giving it .
fair trial, and experience no benefit,
yoa may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did We not know that
Dr.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. 1t never disappoints.
Trial bottles free At Hartz D Ulle-
meyers drug store. Large size SOC
and 81.
Since its first introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics
and Notwithstanding nothing
which permits its use rs . beverage
" intoxicant, it is recognised rs the
best and purest medicine for all all
ments Of stomach. liver or kidneys.
1t will cure sick headache, indiges-
ton, constipation. and drive malaria
hom the system. Satisfaction guar
tnteed with each bottle or the money
siil be refunded. Price only SOC per
title. Sold bv Hartz & Cilemcyer.
BUCKLENs ARNICA sALvE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
Fever sores. letter, chapped hands.
chilblains. corns, and ali skin erup,
tions, and positively cures piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Hartz 4 Ullemeyer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04
CHAPTER XXI.

I.row. here comes . WANING
~ ..sl the grocery man - TIE
!. ...,,ow came in the store. Sol-
Nv bow. who looked sick sed
~ ,irri. and he bed Ioce ha,f
". What. the matter With yoai
-, ,he yellow fever. hsvs yosy
!. s,c-ry man placed . chair
Z, ;,v.lid could fall into t.
" =, me seer." aid Ne boy - -
I, ,,r,pirasion o6 his uppss Hip
-, around the store 70 - q
- .sv,hing in sight that woold
=. ,,:,e Of quinine cut a his
~Hsd too much dreamy hfs Il
II. farm and been shaking ever
nam . farm anyway"
,s:. you haven't been to work Tor
ION any more, hsve yoas !
!. ,cu sent in your rssigns&ioa,"
4. grocery man offered u bog
snbn,vr cheese tostssagthse hin.
! NJ. that cheese sway" ~ tAs
!. ). turned pale end GaGgsa.
AM, know what . pessoa needs
m, than . professional nurse.
want 10 to Be psttsd. You
zen; on, to the farm With ny
..d / took the 6sh poke and ~
q d the woods while Be drove The
b the desccn's, and be gave The
:, nv resignation. and the deacon
sAt sccept il. He ssid be would
q, resignation until after harvest
A., &c. on it. He nid he coalA Pat
: Nil 70. breach Of reomise II ! quit
4 md left him without giving proper
q snd my chum came and told Ne,
|. concluded to 60 to work rather
I have any trouble, and the deacon
Ia, ehum could work few days for
hard II he wanted TO. Il was pretty
! rcr board for a boy to work for,
Inv chum wanted TO he With me, %
ISx
IA snd Ma came out TO the farm 70
. a,y or two to help. Pa We 60
10 help harvest, and Ma We going
Iplr the deacon's wife, but Pa wasted
|s.y the jug to the field and lay IN
d ,r,e while the rest Of % worked,
! u Just talked the arm a the dear
!. wife. The deacon and p lid h
shs..e and see my chun aad ~
i md No and the deacoa,s wiss ~.
1 10 they forgot to get dinsse, sd
csun and me organiseds sexihe, bst
ssr beaten BY monopoly. p took
" The neck and thrashed out Q shock
IN; with my heels, and The deacon
Inv chum and at down On him, and
bsssd. and they gave ~ our old
s.ors back. But We got even with
! TIA: night. ] tell you, when . boy
. to be good and quit playing Jokes
scrls, and then has everybody down
X and has his Pa hire him out on .
&c work for q deacon that hasn't
NY soul excep, when he il In church,
. boy has TO get M in the night to
s'sakfas' and so 10 work and has 10
! zn'il late at night, and they kick
ss be wants to put butter on his
'asss and feed him skimmilk and
J "a; PORK, it makes him tough. and
'osld play a joke on his aged grand
tsf.
l''-T my chum and me had got all
.ho'es done that night we sat out ON
ice hack Of the house in the orchard,
!. sren apples in the moonlight and
e to think Of a plan Of revenge.
'hsr saw a skunk hack Of the
. right by the outside cellar door,
Tod my chum that Il would scrve
night TO drive the skunk down GEL
d shut the door, but my chum ssid
would Be too mean. ! asked him II
I'd he any meaner than for the des-
. snatch rs baldheaded cause Ne
U nov hay away fast enough for
men to pitch II, and he sid Il
n : and so we got on each side Of
'ank and sort Of scared IL down Gel
80 !, then we crcpt softly and closed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

LAfe b,ats aoA HE savtne seaeSoao
woE0 Instituted % the FrencA cuasas
- tAs E0pren Eageaie In lsee.
since the esta6lishment Of our lifo
saving service. in 1871, $3.50 persons
have been succored ct The otationa
The life saving service o. the Brit
isA coast WAS established il 1894, aaa
has been the means Of saving 3a,osS
laveA
The New England States have more
savings bank depositors and deposits
than I'll the rest Of the country, leov.
Ing out the state Of New York.
The United states has e4s life
oavfAg ssatioas. lsl on the Atlantic,
6orty-eight % the lalres. eighteen %
he PAci1s end one q The Ohio fslls.
Loatvflle. Ky.
0oatA Carolina b boco0in9'a pros.
peroas state, - b shown b. the nua-'
bee Of her savings 6aak depositogs-
lSo7. Thess depositoes have upoa
deposit the san q l.sss. asa he
state he's the most savinGs beak d.
positors Of any q he states. SAe
elsc has the most cotton nauueae.
toe1UA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-04

sCAaosssA = - Gnosndn1 anoa1eano Ape IN.
-. xosAsn havo stsa1iAv ~ - e ~
D. Q. q 0ssssA
ksWuA ~.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-15
NEW MEXICO MINES.

The Palomas Chief is closed down, also
the Hermosa mill.
The leasers of the Pelican can not dis
pose of their ore and therefore have quit
work.
The Black Range says the drop in sill
YER has causes 30 goneness" to enter the
heart of the miner.
Sixty to sixty-fiye tons Of ores that
under old prices would realize between
$4,000 and $4,000 are lying on the
Chloride dumps, and can not be given
away.
Although the ore in the Mayfower, St.
Cloud and Atlanta mines was showing a
steady Improvement they had to shut
down last week on account of the drop in
the .,rice of silver.
H1LLsBoRoUGH.
There are rumors of new strikes south
Of Cumberland.
The Richmond mine will adopt the
contract system on August J..
The Standard Gold Mining Milling
companies smelter closed down for day
or two last week to make repairs to the
water jacket.
The output of the Hillsborough gold
mines last week was as follows: Snake,
GO tons; Opportunity, 100; Bonanza, 85;
Richmond, rs; from the Eighty-fve and
all other mines As tons, making total of
i45 tons.
The Advocate on the authority of Mr..
N. G. Hook, Just returned to Hillsborough
from Sonora, Mexico, says that New
York syndicate at that point has sixty
dry washers operated by 100 Indians, who
receive Is cents day. The company
makes $500 a week. The gold is very
coarse. One chunk Mr.. Hook says
weighed 9G ounces, which was purchased
for trihe.
COOKS PEAK.
The Poe Il Ashenfeltsr mines and other
properties at Cooks Peak suspended work
last week. Low silver is the cause.
socoRso.
The Graphic group under the new
management is working ten men and
taking out car load day. High grade
il on ore is also being shipped.
The Ambrosia Mining & Milling COM
pany recently incorporated for $2,000,O00
is expected to help out Socorro mines.
WHITE OAKS.
The South Homestake mine is again at
work, after two years suspension caused
by n, fire. The North Homestake is
runnitg sllort of water, owing to the
extraordinary dry season and the Old Abe
has more and better ore than ever.
The Vera Cruz promises to be bo-
nanza. An abundance of water and rich
ore body account for this. Mr.. r. Y.
Anderson, the manager, left last week to
report to the general officer, Denver.
Seemingly well founded rumors of a big
placer strike in the White mountains on
the Ruidoso have induced JAS. Alcock,
Henry Patterson, Arthur Green, Peter
Reid, Chas. Sherlick and H. G. Willard to
60 out there prospecting.
Messrs. Watson, Lund and Bonney nave
taken up their bond and lease on the
Mormon mine and now own the whole
of that magnificent gold property. Last
Monday an assay Of their gold properties
showed $413 per ton.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership
To whom it may concern:

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing of Val.
Schick & Co., whose individual members
were Valentine Schick & John Patterson,
and which said co-partnership was here
tofore engaged in the livery stable busi-
ness, at Santa Fe, N. NJ, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent; that said ohm
Patterson has sold and delivered to said
Valentine Schick all and singular, his
right, title and interest of, in and to the
horses, animals, hacks, vehicles, wagons,
harness, robes, whips and all property
used in said business, and also all
book accounts due said firm of Val.
Schick & Co., and also the "good WILL" of
said business; that said Valentine Schick
assumes all the debts and obligations of
said firm and will pay the same out ofthe
said book accounts when collected; that
said Valentine Schick is now the sole
owner of said property and business and
said book accounts and is alone author
lied to receive and receipt for said book
accounts; and that said Valentine Schick
will continue said business from the date
hereof in his own name.
VAL. SoH1oK Co.,
VALENTINE SCHIoK,
JOHN PATTERSON.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, July l, A. D., 1893
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Storing the Waters OF tho Lower Rio
Grandc.

Grandc.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ala
media, Mr.. Livingston's popular ranch
resort near Las Cruces, are Mr.. Oswald
Brown and Mr.. Fl. L. Addison, of London,
England. Mr.. Brown is an engineer of
considerable note, and is at the head of
the immense irrigation enterprises of the
Australian government. For some months
he has been inspecting the storage reser-
voir systems in various parts of the world,
with view to the adoption of the latest
and best features in Australia. He was
induced by Col. A. F. Spawn to visit the
Mesilla valley on his return from Old
Mexico, while en- route to California, in
order to give his opinion as ar expert, as
to the feasibility of storing the waters of
the Rio Grande. In company with Mr..
Campbell, of Ell Paso, the engineer of
the Rio Grande and Irrigation company,
he is examining into the details of the
plans of that corporation, for the con-
struction of large reservoir in the Rio
Grande about forty miles north of Rim.
con, and some ten miles west of Engle.
His opinion will have great weight in
London, in the way of influencing Eng
lish capital in the direction of Ri Grande
storage. He is more than pleased with
the valley, and agreeably surprised at
noting such heavily laden orchards and
vineyards
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The PopuIist Leader speaks.

DEs MONIES, Iowa., July 15.--Gen. Wea-
yer at mass meeting here made fierce
attack on the men who want to repeal the
Sherman law, predicting that if the Demo
cratic congress repeals it no other DEM
ocratic congress will be elected. ,eso-
luton favoring a 10 per cent tax on all
interest-beering gold notes was adopted
at the close of the speech.
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n Smelter Closed.

LEADvILLE, July 15.-The Holden
smetcr after the recent attachment made
arrangements to continue work. The
coal and coke in transit had, however,
been attached. As the works can not run
without fuel, nearly 200 men are thrown
ont of work
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Notice..

Commencing July s and until further
notice tri-weekly train service will be in
effect over this company's line. Regular
trains will leave Santa Fe Sundays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave Espanola Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. T. j. HELM,
Gen. Supt. s. F. 8. R. R.
Santa Fe, July Z, 1898.
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A Failure in Ncbrask a

LINCOLN, July 15.-The Nebraska Sav-
ings bank has failed. It was embarrassed
some months ago by the failure of the
Capital National and could not weather
I ha starmc
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VIII not Close Down.

Cry OF MExIoo, July 15.-At large
meeting it was decided by the owners of
the Pacheco mines that no matter how
low silver might go they would not close
down or curtail expenses.