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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

EIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN
Il ASSOCIATION wants few GOOD AGENTS.
Excellent terms 10 Irst-raie men. Apply go
east Main street my lU-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

WANTED AN ACCOMPLISHED
w teacEer OF instrumental and vocal music
desires 10 TEACH IN a FAMILY most OF the
summer Terms very reasonable. Address
TEACHER South CASTOR, Helifax county, y. :.
4 30. my MNI
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12
TnREH DOLLARS PrR YxAs.

yer. 1t ia a condition in minerAlo-
gy hsrstofore unknown and is q
puzzle to all prospsctors and mis-
eralosists. IL is doubtless . for
matien OF the sarbonifsrsus period.
The logs in all probability Aoatod
into = lake that was 8 chemical So
luton OF copper and silver, sx-
tractsd by psroelation or fnmss
from a vast body OF copper that
undsrlies or is in close proximity
to tho present pstrifisd forest. A
dmant OF white cong slonsrats
crystal pebbles and calcarioss mat
ter settled between the legs, and
forms the vein in which they are
found. 1t is about 80 feet thick
and extends on both sides OF the
ssaon for distance Of eight miles.
1t 10 about 800 feet above the val
lay. 10 as white as chalk and so
easily defined that the prospsctor
runs no risk in locating his claim.
Hundreds of claims can yet ss To-
Gated, as thsrs is vein OF copper
logs Is miles exposed.
Ii is only 40 miles from ths Cop
per canon to the Arroyo Hondo
mineral fields, and it is but a link
in the chain OF the belt OF precious
minerals of which Denver Is the
grasd center. Northern Nsw
Mexico is at present rscsiving its
great mining boom frsm its close
onnsation With the Colorado fields,
aud also from Colorado capitalists
and prospectors, who are fosking
in great numbers towards this new
md rich Eldorado.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12


Lovers OF the beautiful, in the
way OF high grade m mstsrisl Tor dec
orativs work, will be pleased to
learn OF the recent discovery, on
tie peninsula Of Lower Callfsrnis,
Of extensive deposits OF the so.call-
cd Mexican oayx. The now find 10
somo .15O milos southsast Of San
Diego, and so miles from the
Pacific coast Ths material, a. IL
the case with thas OF Mexican prop
or and other sources, is q travsrtins
Ii. O., a sprisg seposit) and not
stalgmitie. The deposits are essen
TALLY superficial, the material in
many instances Sc Occurring As to
be taken directly from the surface
OF the ground by means OF bars
and without previous stripping.
The colors are light green, rose,
and white, rsriously vsined and
tinted, and OF great beauty, while
IN sempastne,s Of texture, sascsp-
tibility 10 polish and freedom from
flaws, the material leaves little to
be desired. A company has al
ready bssn organised for wsrkiag
the deposits and the frat shipment
has reached St. Louis, to be cut
aud polished for exhibition ct
Chicago duriag the Wsrld's Colun-
hisp Ernnkition
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

There is said to be a syndicate Of
American capitalists in Mexico,
buying \ controlling interest in all
the silver minss o! thgL country,
and will shortly have ia operation
several immense plants along the
Rio Gr4nde river and othor points
in koxlce Tho Arizona Courier
says the shipment OF lead silver
ores from Mexico to the Unitsd
States for treatment will copse-
qusntly be stepped. The syndi-
cate will have complst. control OF
the silver output Of Mexico, and
infusscs te some extent the output
of ths UaitsS States. This move
will not he acceptable to the snelt-
Ing works in Colorado asd other
western states, but cannot fail to
bsnsfi. the owners of silver and
lead mines throughout the west, as
Notwithstanding the dsty on Msxi-
caa orss. the sneltsrs have drawn
largely on them for fiux to work
dry orss.-Dssvsr Ores and Metals.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

Florence Hughes. Belle Gable
Principal place of business, SAINT.
Fs.
Las Carrstas Land and Liv.
Stock Ceapany-Certifiests file
transferring principal ofiies from
Roswell TO Cedar Canoa, Chavez
county, and naming w. G Urton
=. agent.
The Magdalsna Meurssis Gold
& Silver Mining Conpasy -lncor-
psrators, John P. st. John, Isaac
0. Pickering, Geo. w. Parker,
Otto Hansen, Frsd. S. Pickering
Capital stock $350,000, Principal
slfiss at Kelly, Socsrro county.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

QUO in coarse gold was taken ont si
the ledge. This mise is in the IA
nous Willow S,1inps district,
which has gold producing history
from back to 1852. Within a "a
dirs OF one mile from the He,sh-
berger claim no less than ak rich
pockets are bsisg worked and frsn
$50 10 500 was taken out of ssch
recently by a single miner. Oae
ledge contains pay strsaks showing
pieces Of geld as large as peas
This main body of the ore is free
milling rock that will run $500 ts
the ton. 1t 10 ~st mated that there
is | 100000 in sight.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

interest in the Memphis nins with
its immense water supply, which
will enable the c0nsentrstor TO run
at the Stephenson Bennett mine.
Ths conssntrstor is all ready to
run and largo quantities of ore up
N tho damps s.--Lss Cruces Rspub
lican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12
oHAMA GOLD FIKLDS.

A correspondent OF the Denver
Times writing from Gold Camp, on
Chams river near Abigain, N. III
says Northern New Mexico 10 new
the Mecca toward whick many a
pilgrim prespsctor and capitalist
is jourasying. The great discover
les OF precious metals are si.ply
phenomenal. 1t is all practically
In the Colorado mineral belt, aud
is bat q southsrR extension OF it.
Ths Chama river gold fields are
only 50 miles south OF the Colorado
lIns, and they are the largest and
richest to day In the United States.
Large corporations have bsen
quietly absorbing individual claims,
and preparations are. being made
on large seal. for operating the
ksld with amalgamators and other
hugs plants, costing from $4,000
to 100000 each. Buildings are
being put up and everything from
now on will be a boom. New
York, California and Kentucky
capitalists coatrol over 1900 acres
of gold lsrds. The field il a series
Of m9sss about ak miles wide by
ten long, or GO square miles of gold
bearing gravel that averages, ss-
cording to Numerous tests taken by
psnpins at different places, 81 cents
to the cubic yard. The gold 10 q
fias shot geld, easily saved. The
bars in the river are tremendously
rich in gold, bat little attention IL
paid to them, as the gold is In such
vast bodies of gravel in ths mesas
that the companies prefer them
instead.
Claims Ep and down the river en-
the bars are taken urtll now over
30 miles Of the river is stsked.
The only chanca to got claims now
Is to 60 further ap or dowa the
river; but there is gold all along
he river, and bodies Of gravel on
zach side ia nanny places that pan
,at rich evan as far dom ss the
Rio Grsnds at Espsnols.
At present it Is no place for
working men to come to. The
com paaiss send out their owa for
,es, except number sf lsborsrs,
,sd they are the Msxicsns here.
For the prospsster OF moderate
means, or for small companies who
AN send out prospectors en- grub
takes or otherwise, there is no
isld in America that promises nors
m M sdlats or better rsturns.
The grsst Copper Canon sdjoias
bo gold field, being only eight
nilss from the main camp. 1t
,ss worked by the Spauiards be.
wssn 1850 and 1890. until they
vers driven irsHs the country 1t
he time Of the conquest. Thsit
Id tuHnsl and furnaces still re-
. ain IN an excellent state OF pres
rvatioR.
Five companies are now ia the
saon and several carloads OF cop
,sr is sacked ready for shipment
/ is very rich ore, averaging 60
'.r cent copper and 40 ozs. silver
o the ton II Is found in logs. in
t.sd OF packets, as they supposed
My one year ago. A whols fer
at of large trees is pstri6sd iust as
hey fell into rich copper sad sill
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

That was queer runaway mar
riags in Washington City the other
day when Gibbs, 65 years old and
the inventor of the Ingenious Will
cox & Gibbs sewing machine. ran
away from Virsisia with 9 "pre-
possessing ysuag wsmAn OF asoat
80 years" They were married al
risht, the gisdy thisgsl but what
did they want to ran away fort
--Albuqusrqus Times.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

The richest gold fnd in Sostl ern
Oregon since the days Of 1852, has
been made within two miles Of
this place in the last week, says a
telegram from Cedar Point. Tho
entire country is wild with excite
nsnt, and il the present exodus to
the hills oontipues The town will be
dspopulatsd before many days
A reporter visited the scene in the
vicinity of the Hsrshbsrssr find
E,satisnsd a!sw d.ys.so. Th. rich
pay strssk oontisuss to grew richer
and thsy are getting geld in tabu'
lous quantities. Within i've hours
IN sHs norsipg more than s3,-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

Jake Bowman, we'll and favor
ably knewn in the southwest, Tues.
day a week aga was ambusked and
killed by the Apache Kid and his
gang In Sonora, Ms1iso. Five
thousand dollars reward has been
offered fer Kids scalp. Bowman
was after the prizs. 1t isa source
OF regret all over the frontier that
he failed.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

Capt. Lea and Mr.. Miller,
brother-in-law OF Mr.. w. ]. Jsblin,
have been iH town all the week In
canfersncs With the swnsrs OF the
Stephenson Bsnnstt mine. Capt.
Lee resides in Memphis, TsnE and
is the president OF the celebrated
Lee line ot stssuers on the Mis-
sissippi aad chief proprietor of the
Memphis mine. Tie Stephenson
Bennett Consolidated mining Com
psny have obtained . controlling
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

The Seven Devils i'll Idaho, is
hey md doubt tho greatest copper
district on the continent, outside OF
Lake Superior. The lodges are
monsters in size and the ore from
80 10 40 per cent copper, with from
10 to 80 ounces silver per ton.
There are thousands OF tons of ore
practically lying on the surface OF
tho ground
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12
Talk about striking it rich i

Talk about striking it rich!-out
the Pugh family of Alabama. have
4 vsritabls bonanza In the Uncle
Sam claim. Senator Pugh, bs,idss
h@lding office himself, has a son in
the Interstate Commerce eommis-
sion, another Of his sons is assist
ast district attorney OF the Dis
triet Of Columbia and thi; d son
is clerk OF the Senate judiciary
com mi ittss, while his son-in-lsw
has got an office in New York.
Where 10 there a mine in Colorado
that is doing better by a family?
Denver Ores and Metals.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES.

BRl TlSH COLUM BIA MINES
The annual report of the Minis
ter of Mines OF British Colum bia
shows that the total sstimated yield
Of gold TOR 1892 amounted to $780,
525. The number of men employ
cd was l,340, and their average
annual earnings was $29S The
value OF gold exported by tho
banks at Victoria daring 1892
amounted to s332,938. Com II on
cling with 1887, the export has
kept decreasing, and last year
proved no exception. Returns from
the several districts show q falling
off In the qusstity of gold mined,
which is attributed to the well
worked placer claims having in
some cases bssome barren, and to
The absence OF nav ground from
which the deficiency could be sup
piled. The report gess on to say
that though the prosecution of the
mlDing industry throughout tn.
provinces ls gu the increase, there
is at present little to report con-
osrnisg the result of the develop
msnt OF ths different mineral
Iedgss and hydraulic workings, in
So far a. it relates to production OF
gold and ailver. In West Koota-
nay the activity IN mining man
toned last year still continues, and
,As quartz nins ia reported to have
produced $4,000 in free gold, |
while many elsims have shipped |
1rs the results of which are not
stated. With regard to hydraulic
,Iaims the applications for mining
eases of bench lands daring the
past year have bsen more nunsr-
'us than at any foraer period, and
t is anticipated that the output of
,old for 1893 will bs considerably
Enhanced by the Hydraulic com
,sniss operating in tn. Yale divIs-
on OF the Yale district, and slss IN
he Llllooet and Csribos district.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

Chemists now tarn iron into tin,
says the Mining and Scientific
Review, old bones into lxcifer
matches, the shavinss of the black
smith shop.into Prussian blue, fus-
sil oil into oil of apples ssd pears,
the drainage OF cow houses lsto
fashionable psrfumery, beggsrs'
rags into pilot coats, esssposl flth
into ammonia and tar waste into
snilins dies and sac charine. In
Paris they first utilized rats to
clear the flesh frsm the bones Of
sarexssss, then kill the rats, use
.e the fur for trimmings, skins for
gloves and thigh bones for tooth
picks.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

ID. D. Finley who holds down
the Tsnplsr camp, Solitary, rode
into town this wssk, as il he was
monarch of all he sarvsysd. That
10 about his position.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12


: have besn placed on record In til
: Office OF the territorial secretary:
The South ives. Mining Ensiass'
Association -lscorporators, Br'
Amian, Santa Fs; B. Salazs
Juarss, Mex; Geo. w. WARM,
Silver City; Britton Davis, Cora
Iitos. Mex; D. W. Rickhart, 4
Paso; w. q. Hsdlsy, Hadlsy; I
w. .Stauntcn, Tsmbstons; II. "
McChssnsy. .Socorro; Cbas. Lssgas
mare, Fl Paso. Principal offic
at Las Cruces.
The Armour Packing Compsn,
Certificate filed naming G. f
Kaufman, of East Las Vegas, Al
agent in New Mexico.
FIsishnan & Bsals Company
Incorpsrators, Harry H. Flesh
man, Albert Bssls, Lou II. Brown
Capital stock $4,000. Principal
place Of business at Demisg.
The Santa Fs Brewing Company
-Incorpor.tors, T. b. Catron, Fl
C. Stitsl, A. N. Dsttslbach. Cspi
| tsl stock, $4,000. Principal Office,
Santa Fs.
Ths Rocky Hosatain Prospect
ing ngCompany-Ineorporators, J. A.
Pssros, Thos. s. Dozisr, Milton Ii.
Scott. Capital stock, s75O,00o.
Principal Office at Espanola.
Pscos Valley Frsit Company
Ineerporators, Scott Truxton, Ar
thur q. Stokes, Sidney |. Rsd6sld,
H. G. Woodsock. Capital stock,
$25, 900. Principal Office q! Ros-
we'll.
San Jusn County Baak-Csrtl6
cate of S. D. Webster, president,
and Robt. G. Prewitt, cashier, set
ting forth that so per cont, or sl5,-
900, Of the capital stock had been
paid in.
The Las Vegas Light & Fuel
Company-Incorperators, d. D.
Ballald, Frank Springer, CsEsius
C. Geiss, w. J. Mills sad J. Nj.
Cunningham. Capital stock, 500,
900; principal Office at Las Vegas.
The Raten Com msrcial Club
Ineorporators, T. W. Collier, ID
". Stevens, Daniel Risdoa, V. K.
Hestw ood, G. N. Blackwell. Capi
tai stock, $4,000; chief Office at
Ration.
The Csrrillss Natural Gas Il Oil
Compsny- Incorporators, W. ID.
Kennedy, Jos. Richards, F. IL.
W. p. Gould, .. w.
Alexander, 9. L. North, A. M.
Capital stock, s25,-
900; chief place OF business, Ger
rillos.
Tho Taos County Bank-Incor-
Juan Ssntistevan, Clrila
Santistsvan, Psrfscts 8. Kittrsdgs.
Capital stock, $4,000 fully paid
ln) principal place OF business at
Taos.
The Animas High Line Ditch
Com npany-Iscorporators, W. ID.
J. w. Berry, J, Ii. Geod-
win. Capital steck, $4,000
Office at Aztec, San Juan
sounty.
Luna Mercantile & Aanuisct.
airing Institute Incorporators, J.
D Lee, G. ID. Greer, b. A. Adair,
W. Fl. Reynolds, M, 81. Thompson.
Japitsl Stock $4,000. Principal
,ffies at Luna, Socsrro county.
The New Mexico Turquoise Con-
osny-I -Incorporatorr. ]. W. Hess
md Mary l.. Hess, 81 Indianapolis,
nd. and L. b. Prince. OF Sasta
70. Capital Stock $4,000. Prin-
lpal sfics at SSsta Fs.
The Wemaa's Board OF Trade
Library Associstiop-Ineorpors-
ora, Cora L. Bartlett, Louise L.
Jersey, Msud L. Hurst, Elizabeth
Ella s. Palsn, Aliss NJ.
IickoI, L. Adrisnss Kirkmas, Liz
10 c. Drurv, Sophie l.. A. Koch,
ysttis M. Emnert, Ida J. Beatty,
dinsis Hilgsrt, Susan t. Grigg,
Nary Bishop, Evelins A. Criehton,
-Sa Rivsnbarg, Alice ". Mclean,
Ella q. Wsltmsr, Mary @ Prince,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12


The Flower Qu.sn mining com
pany has lssssd it's mill asd site at
Cooks Peak, N. NJ, to Colorado
mon, who will somnancs the ces-
struetion OF a 40 ton copcsRtrstor
soon. Tksrs is large aeount OF
low grade ore in the district, and il
is believed that it can be concen
trstsd Sc that 1t can be nIRsd and
shipped at profit. The mines
produced large quantities of ore
last year which were shipped with
out concentration. Most OF it ran
about 60 per cent lead and eight
ounces in silver per ton and is
found in large pockets or shcmb bsrs.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

This Witwatersrand s(South
Africa) product OF gold IN March
was 1ll,474 ounces. Total prssuns
OF the district to date, 3,349,S57
ounces, valued at S67, 100000.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-05-12

BlMsksvo 10 situated in
the eeater Of the great
Hhsbero, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
essntry, and only Is miles
SistaAt from the famous
Lsss vAAsy silver fields.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-17

LAS suMMONs-IN. THE DISTRICT
"A court of the First. judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of LOWS
and Clarke.
Helena Lumber company, plaintiff, VI. George
II. Pew, Arthur I. Few, Ellen Emmett, Mary N.
Butler. Nathan W. Blood and Arthur O'hrien.
defendants.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required 70 appear in An action
e S.f tss Si: :s;se: sg sss y y IL &. . Fis.s S ;ad's;.l Plaintiff : .
t Ell and Cla1Ae' and TO ans-.er the complaint
Of service, after the service o. you Of this sum
mons. tfssrvsd within this county: OF. il served ont
OF this county, but in this district, within
Judgment by default viii be taken against you
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
Of III ri. 's seu1 a9t ior I sh e'i so.soie ss s'ts 81 . . s ssssss
filed b The plaintiff in the ot6cs Of tne oounty
on T.: 18th "A St stebsr: 1881. upoa lot s.u1h-
six $685. of the kastsrly addition to the city Of
tns. been fled to secure the payment for iunber
and material of tho reasonable value Of one
HnaS5sS .o idd de slEssy d sas fu. an 8 dft s, p ssis:
tractor for the owner Of the said property, for q
twsnty-eisht test Of raid lot; that the premises
DO sold aud the proceeds applied to the paS ment
Of the said amount With ten per cent in tore At
thereon from tho said date Of films. and for the
further sum of one dollar. costs OF filing. ard
fifty dollars attornsy's fee. and for costa Of
suit; for deficiency Judgment and execution
against George q. Few in case the proceeds
tn reof be net sufficient to. pay the same: and
that all Of the defendants and all persons ola ming
by, through or under them be barred and tore
closed OF all rigat. title. claim. lien or interest
general relief.
And you are hereby notified that it you fail to
Anronp ank ans~or tho aaiA COnnlaiNt A. AhOvo
required. the said plaintiff win apply to the
courtfor the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
stats Of Montana. in and for the
~-7 county Of Lewis. and Clarke.
seal First this 9Th day OF February. in tbs
Court. eight hundred and ninety-thres.
--@ JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY &. o. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Leslie d Craven, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-17

"a court Of the First judicial district OF the
stase 9s Montana In and Tor the county of Levin
Helena / umbsr Company. plaintiff. ~. George
VI irt sloed and Arthur o'Erisn, defendants: -.
above named dsfendant.:.
You arc hereby required to I.ppear in A seton
Fl. aiiiP2i e &: : ass4ioi ys court y 81 q a. as' s;.. a: sassei.pi Is ais.
county u Iswi:. and Clarke. and to snsxsr, tie
es'1RsiVs q al'a tho 'A ass Of 1 :slsio., az sstar o sss
service on you Of this summons 4 served within
this county; Or Il served out Of this county, bns
wise within forty days, or Judgment BY default
prayer Of said complaint.
OF this court for the foreclosure Of = certain me.
ohanic'e lien described in the complaint and filed
by the plaintiff in the office OF the county re-
cordor OF Lewis and tIarke county, Montana.
on the 18th day of October. 1891. upon lots num-
her fourteen and fifteen in block number five
hundred and s%isty-ssif $3.50 Of the f.sserly d,
state afo, ssAid, eaid lien having been fled to
secure the payment for lumber and build ing ms
.nd tt e tas d fsit9.. aas t ,nlo ospt e. (s Hns i hSn soi :,
delivered and furnished by the plaintiff to
george II. Pew, the contractor Of the owner Of
upon i Il the east fourteen feet Of the said lot fourteen
and the west fourteen feet Of the said lot fifteen,
that the said property be sold and the proceeds ID
pied to the payment of tho said amount with in
tersst thereon At the rate Of ten per cent psr an
mum from the said date of filing and for the fur
the. sum Of one dollar cost of fling. for the sum
for deficiency Judgment and execution against
the defendant George h. Pew. in case the pro-
ceeds OF the said property. be not sufficient t.
LAY the above amounts and that the defendants.
and al p.rsons claiming by. through or under
them be barred and foraclosed of al right. title,
claim. lien OF interest In and to said property;
plaintiff asks for other apd general relief.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff win apply to the
court for the relief demanded In ths complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
triot court Of tho First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the
c--"- county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 9Th day of February, in the
Jud. Dist. 7 year Of our Lord one thousand
Court eight hundred and ninety. three
O-0= JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
By G. o. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Leslie q Craven, attorneys Tor plaintiff.