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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

~ uavef n11 -lson m1Tanf7 r~v1fthr-vn
and o. treaty of annexation hal been NEGOTIATED
hftN cen thc provisional auVurnmcut OF the Islands
auu iIc United States and auhUlltod 90 Che senate
tur ratification ibis tTosfY Withdrew fuf exam.
inaiian ami dispatched iion. John A. Mlouut 81
Georgia Co Uuu1iuiu as q special Commissioned
Co make On Impartial luFCrflaatiun OF tho ciruum.
fianCes auunliae Tho chango of government nrd
o. nll thc conditions banding UPON the subject ~
the treaty aud nfcr o. thorough and HhnnsNvce exc
animation Mr. NlIuut sulmI tied tn mo DIS report,
shaving beyond 900 question that the ton-
tututunal government - hawaii had
been euhvcrtcd with tho uctive aid u
our representative 90 that government, and
through me Intimidation caused hv the pres
States. which was landed TOT that purpose &C.
tho instance ~ our minister Upon the facts
Developed IL seemed o. me the onIv honorable
course for our government 90 pursue was TO
undo tho wrong that hal been done BY those
representing ne and 10 r%cstnrt. az Tar as procti.
cable. tine status existing % the timo OF our
turcihlc Intervention. With a view " accom-.
plithtnr the result within the constitutional
hmltsot executive power aud recognizing oil
our obligations and rcrpousibilllios grow
ing our OF any change a. condition. hcrauga
OF the uuJustihHble interference. our pres.
ent minister At Honolulu has received appro-
PIRATE instructions to that end. Thus fsr no ir-
formation Of the accomplishment Of my def
nlte results bias been received from him. Adj
dliionnl advicca nre soon expected. When re-
celFtd they viii promptly be Sent TO Congress,
toEethef with al other Information az hand.
accompanied by q special executive mcssnec.
FULLY detailing Oh the facts necessary to a con-.
piete understanding 81 The case. and pre-, entiug
2 history OF all the material events leading un
10 the present situation.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

The Oldest tree nov oxtent is probe
bly, the baobab (Adansonia disitata) Of
Africa, alias the sour gourd on cream
OF tartar tree (Adansonia GregoriD Of
Australia. This remarkable tree has o
rather short and branching trunk not
more than co OF 20 feet high, while its
girth at the ground Is from So to e5feet.
One Of them has James cut upon IL
which date back to the fourteenth CEN
fury, and the naturalist Adanson, who
gave the genus its botanic name, calcu-
lated from certain data that its agemust
be upward Of 5000 years. The hollow
trunks Of these trees, which are capa-
cious enough to hold comfortably 80 or
40 bodies, are used as tomhs by the na-
tive Africans, where the suspended
eorpses soon become thoroughly mummi-
fed and Observation-Disclosures Transcript.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

The Javaneso musical instruments are
made mostly Of bamboo. They also
played upon q pipe, or whistle, which
wal about 8 feet long and G inches across.
This sounded like the hollow roar Of O
hon. Another was q bundle Of tubes Of
different lengths, which covered the
small boy who carried it like q big sad
die. A log hewn out with two strings
stretched across II served as a drum. A
either Of 10 strings and a mandolin Of
two completed their outdoor band, while
inside one could hear other music made
by gongs Of wonderfully pure and beau
tiful tone.-St. Nicholas.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
Notice for publication.
UNIrED srArEs LAND OFFIcR,

AHo 1AANNN ~ W. . AHNAf NNaoa :
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice OF his inten-
ton to make final prOOfin support OF his claim,
and that SAID proof will be made before Probate
Judge or Probate Clerk at Silver City, N. NJ. on
December goth, 1898, viz: August Dayier of
Central, N. NJ, who made Id. entry No. 2229,
for the NV L Sc Il lots 4 and 8, SEQ. Z, lot ],
sec. Is, tip. II :, r. II W,
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Ferdinand Bellin,
Clifford A. LaTaway, All OF Central,
Jefferson w. DickersOn, Grant CO., y. M.
Julius Weligehausen,
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the law and regula-
tons OF the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, win be given an
opportunity al the above mentioned time and
place to crOss-eXamine the witnesses of said
claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal Of
that submitted by claimant.
SAMUEL z. MCCREA,
4T-Ot. Register.
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Notice..
To WHOM IT NAY coNcEnN.

Notice Is hereby given that I have taken legal
steps to have my name changed and to renOunce
the name by which 1 have generally been known.
MY name hereafter with John NJ. Crayens; up.
to this time / have been known as john John
son. The contracts and obligations into which
have entered under the latter name shall be
the future which 1 may enjoy shall be IN the
name OF John NJ. CraVens. My reasons for
changing my name to Cravens is that it WAS the
name Of my father. / was adopted while a child
by an uncle by the name Of johnson who gave
me the name by which / have heretofore been
known. My solemn declaration for making this
change Is now on file and duly recorded IN the
office of the probate clerk and eX-Oflci0 recorder
Of Grant County.
JOHN NJ. CRAVEN.
9-wS Silver City, N. NJ, November %, 1893
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

I'm Ia COrte del Tercerl
DistTitO judicial del TerrtOrlO de NuevO
Meiico, Condadod dc Grant, Febrero TeTmino.
Lucy B. Snyder, Admx.
W. @. Tonkin. Attachment.
IN dicho demandadO, w. @. T0nkin. es Dor
AestO nOtiieadO que I'M pleitO de pactO pof
embargo pOr la sunia de sitentO y nueve pesos
y ratio pOT 3 amos ha sidO eOmmeusadO en- contra
de el pOr el dlehO actor Lucy b. Snyder en- Ia
corte del Iercer DlstritO judicial en- y pOr al
COndadO. de Grant y amenOs que el entire su
appareneia en- dichO pleitO en- Ia OflcinO del es-
cribanodc al dichO COrte, en- o antes el primeTa
ala de Ia dicha Corte que sera tcnid0 pOr 81
dichO CondadO de Grant en- ell primer Lnnes del
mes de FebrerO, al mismO slendO el dia cincO de-
clclo mes a. y 1894, sentencia pOr laita sera
dad0 en- contra de al.
VI dlchO demandado W. @. Tonkin, es ademas
nOiilcadO que encon i0rmidad con un acfo do
Embargo deciendc de Ia curie dlchO del Iercer
DistritO Judicial, dentrO y p0r el COndadO dc
Grant, al aguncil mayor de dlch0 condnda de
Grant en- al dia quiencc de Mas0 A. ID. 1893,
Embargo sobre 10 propriedad como slEue per-
teneclendO "a, dlchO demaudnuO w. q. IOnkin;
sltundo en- dichO Condado y IerlltOriO dc hueyO
MeilcO, es que declr todos dc las inuebies dc
casa.
Y no ser que entire 81 oomparencia en- dleho
pleitO como aQui requcrldO, Ia dlcha prOpfiedad
ash emhargadO comQ antedlcha sefa yendida
para satislacer el juclo,
CLERK
3. u. GILLrIT,
Attorney for plaintiff. tsv5
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Notice Of Sale.
In the District Court
Of Grant County, New Mexico. 7

James Grenfer,
vs.. fNC. 21J9.
The Mountain Key Mining Co.
mo all whom It may concern, notice Is hereby
| given; That whereas James Grenfell as conf
plainant In q certain suit in Chancery In the
District Court Of Grant County, New Mexico,
brought against the Mountain Key Mining
Company TO establish a mechanics claim OF lien
against the Mountain Key Mining Company;
did on the 2sth day Of June, 1892. obtain IN said
court a decree whereby his claim OF one humid
red and three dollars and five cents Tor labor;
and twelve dollars and fifty cents for drafting,
verifying and recording claim: and fifty dollars
fees was decreed to be a valid and suhsisting
lien against the Mountain Key mine hereinafter
described; And whereby the said Mountain
Key and appurtenances was ordered 70 be sold
by the Mountain Key Mining Company; and
whereby Thomas =. Helm was appointed "a
special commissioner TO sell said property IN
the event Of such default in payment of said
sums, Now, therefore, / Thomas ) HELM,
the said specially commissioner, will on the 9th
day of December, 1898, between the hours of 10
o'clock and 3 O'Clock OF said day, at the front
door Of the court house in the town OF Silver
City, New Mexico, under and by virtue Of said
decree. sell the following described property to-
wit The Mountain Key Mine or Mining Claim,
the same being fifteen hundred feet Of land IN
length by six hundred feet IN width, situated
Immediately northward from the Ohio mine
and about one mile west from the town of Pinos
Altos and Of the eastern base Of the Big Noun
tain In the PinOs Altos Mining district, In the
County Of Grant and Territory Of New Mexico,
together with all tenements and anpurtenances
thereuntO belonging or in any wise appertaining
for cash to the highest bidder to satisfy said de-
cree.
THOMAS S. HELM,
II. l.. PICKETT, Special Commissioner.
IOWA Solicitor for Complainant
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

AMONG the prominent republi-
cans who have been mentioned in
connection with the nomination of
delegate to congress are: Ex- Gov.
L, Bradford Prince, Ex-Judge ].
r. McFie, Ex-Secretary Silas AL
exander and Exc Commissioner J.
Mansfield White, each of whom is
considered a Napoleon in politics.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
Minor Forelrn Matter,.


ny o concurrent resolution passed by tho
senate FEB. H. 1870. and by the house OF reure-
scntatlyes on the 81 q April following, the
president wa requested 20 Invite from time u
lime a. OCCASIONS may arise negot. ations with
any government with which the United states
hns or may have diplomatic relations 10 thu
emo nat anY differences or disputes arising DO
tween The two governments which cannot be
adjusted BY diplomatic ageIcy may be- referred
such means. April Is. 1890, the international
American conference Of Washington,
BY. resolution, expressed the wish
that all controversies between Tho
tho republics OF America and the nations OF
Europe might De sealed by arbitration and
recommended that The government Of each
nation represented IN that conference should
communicate this wish TO all friendly powers.
a isvurahie response has been received from
ADOPTED by parliament April 8, last. cordially
Hymp3tnis'ng with the purpose in view and
expressing the hopes that her majesty's gov.
eminent VIII lend ready co operation to ihA
government Of tho United States upon tie
hases OF the concurrent resolution above quoted.
~ aliordS mo signal pleasure TO lay this parli.-
mcntary resolution before the congress and 10
express my sincere qualification that the souti
mont OF two great kindred nations T. thus
huth9FltatlVely unaffected in favor Of the ra-
ti,onal ana peaceable settlement Of information
al quarrels by honor able resort to arbitration.
hinco tho passage Of the act Of March 8. 1888,
authorizing the president 70 raise the grade Of
our onvoys. u correspond with the rank in
which foreign countries accrodit their agents
more, Grea Britain, France. Italy and Ger
tives at this capital the title Of Ambassador
aud havo. responded by accrcditing the
agents Of tho United States in those
countries with the same title.
A like elevation OF mission Is announced BY nus-
STA and when made will DO similarly net. This
step httlngly COMFORTS with the position the
United States holds I'm the family OF nntious.
During my former administration I took occasion
TO recommend = recast of the laws relating TO tho
consular service, In order that Il might become a
more ethclcnt agency In tho promotion OF the Inter
eHts u was Intended 70 Eubserys. The duties aud
powers or cpnauls have boon expanded with The
growing requirements Of our foreign trade. Dis
charging the Important dutlds affecting our COM
merce ana American citizens abroad, and In GER
tatn countries exercising judicial functions. these
ohicera should be men Of character, Intelligence
and ability.
Upon proof that tho legislation OF Denmark
secures copyright to American citizens or equal
footing with rs own, the privileges Of our cDpv-
right laws have been extended BY proclamation TO
subjects OF that country.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

The president touches in elaborate detail
upOn the Items Of foreign immigration, mArin1
areas made during the last year IN the army.
the total number Of immigrants landed was
4D,fvji which WAS lii,dA less than last Ysar.
Inc army contains $3.50 officers and men.
Ihe preti lent encourages liberal Treatment and
reimbursement OF the militia Of TIE Variona
states, believes that within q year the army will
Pc supplied with rifles the equal OF any IN use
hy any other iatiOn, aud the present Spring
Held weapon laid aside.
Tn department OF Justice furnishes the pres
ident with "a theme calling for legislative cor,
eclion, lie wishes the Zee system abolished
honesty.
All branches Of tho postal service, as shown
hr the re-Qrt Qf the g6lunag.er -ennral. haya
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

THE message from President
Cleveland has been read by all who
take interest in public affairs. Re-
publicans unanimously disapprove
of all that is said, while the demo-
Gratis are divided in their opinions
regarding it.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
Notics of Publication.
IN tue Dlstrlct UOuTt OF
Grant County, New Mexico,
April Term. A. ID. le93.
No. 2764.
Attachment

AlhA ANihAf n " Aosos
Lucy B. Snyder, Adnr'x.
VS.. No. 2764.
W. @. Tonkin. Attachment.
Tine said defendant, W. C.. Tonkln. is hereby
notified that a suit in a3sumpsit by attact
ment, for the sum of Seventy-nine dollars and 3
years interest has been commenced against him,
the said defendant. by the said plaintiff, Lucy b
Snyder, In the Third Judicial District Court, sit
ting within and for the County Of Grant. And
that unless he enters his appearance in SAID suit,
In the office Of the clerk the said district court
on or before the 9TH day Of February the next
term, OF the said court, sitting within and for the
County OF Grant, on the 9TH day Of February re-
turn day A. ID 1894, the said day being the 5th
day OF February 1884 judgment by default
Will be rendered against him..
The said defendant, w. @. TOnkin, Is further
notified that in pursuance Of "a writ OF attach
ment issued out Of the Third Judicial District
Court, sitting within and for the County Of Grant,
The Sheriff OF said County Of Grant did on the
fifteenth day OF March A. D.. 1893 levy npOn the
the following property. 20 wit, all OF the house
hold goods belonging TO the said defendant, that
he, the said defendant had stored on the said
date Of levy at Gold Hin, On the County and
Territory aforesaid.
And unless you enter your appearance herein
an herein before commanded 10 dO,the said prop
erty 50 levied upon as Aforesaid viii be sold to
satisfy Judgment.
ANAsTACIO BARELA,
Clerk.
3. b. GIILETT,
Atty for Plaintiff. Asw5.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

If the democrats now in Office
fail to do their, duty the people,
will repudiate the democratic par
ty next fall and put the republi-
cans in power.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
ExEcUTIvE MANsioN.I
n..n ~

nessars 20 tho Congross ~ the United etstea.
The constitutional duty which requires tde
Presidentf from time to time 90 give TO the con.
Eress Information Of the state OF tho Union
measures - he shall judge necessary and
exredient, if nttiugiY entered upon by com.
mel1ilg 10 fhe congress "a careful pNamiua-
ton ~ the detailed statements aud well EMP
ported recommendation contained Ia tho
feQ0rt % TIE heads % departments who nr8
government
Ia an EFFORT TO ahridgc the communication ~
much a. 10 c0nHt4teut with &c purpose l shall
supplement a brief reference 10 he contents OF
these department reports Dv the mention of
such executive business and incidents rs are
not emhrpce1 therein and ny such rccommsn.
oallons % appear 10 he &c tEls particular time
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

extended aud rnrfoV6d Untn the T0fVico UGs
nearly perfect rs present conditions N tnB
country VIII permit. Froo delivery anrvfgi
has been given 20 many additional small cities
dui1ut the last year. The department two
years ago was nearly eelfauuuortinr. A de-
hcit ~ about 90 OoO.CO1 The current wear Ia an.
tiopated az a result OF The hard times.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

IF the democratic administra-
ton will admit New Mexico into
theunion our people will rejoice
and be exceeding glad.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

oiitectun Urruc -Trufnnrr ronnr~rr.r
= especially commend to the attention NJ fha
tne itntement contained Oh the socralnrva
Ilolt eun,efuue forestry. The tIun has come
w tNe eitlfut measures should be- taken for
ono IlmnlMn.. nn-LrnnIIuu-
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

WE regret that the President
said nothing in his message about
the admission of New Mexico into
the union. The democratic party
declared itself upon this question
at the time it nominated Mr..
Cleveland. We hope there will
be no unnecessary delay in the
performance of each and every
promise the democratic party made
to the people.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
Tho Silver Ouestlon.

The recent repeal OF the prov sion OF law
requiring The purchase Of silver bullion BY tho
scheme has made an entire change in the co l.
pleNion OF our currency Affairs. / do uo1
doubt that the ultimate result OF this action
Will De most Galutary and far reaching
In the nature Of things, however. Il is in.
possible 90 know At this time precisely what
conditions viii be brought about by the change
or what n any. supplementary legislation
may or In the light OF such conditions, appear
90 ne essential or eNpedient. OF course. after
the recent nnhnclet perturbation time Is ncces-
Fary for the %. establishment OF usine comb
deuce. When, however, through this restored
confidence tho money which mas been fright
enel into boarding places Is returned 10 trade
probably discloae the safe path leading 20 a
permanently sound currency ~sbundantly
sumclent % meet every requirement OF nnincreas.
m population ARD b%usinass. In the pursuit Of
THIS object We should resolutely turn away from al
lnung aul temporIy o1pedientH, deterninod 60 be-
content with nothing less than a lasting and COM
pfchensive financial plan. In these circumstances
an convinced that a reasonable delay with ITO
subject. Instead of being Injurious, will Increase
the probability OF wise action.
the BRUssELs CONVENIENCE.
The monetary confereuce which assembled rs
brussels upon our Invitation WAS adjourned 10 the
a9sh aay Of November In the present year.
The considerations just stated and he fact that
adehnile proposition from as seemed 10 be ex.
pected upon the assembling Of The congress led
me ~ express a Willingness 10 have the meeting
slul iuither postponed. 10 seems 90 me that 10
Noul9 D. wise o. give general authority to tie
iercuce at any lime when there should be n
lair prospect Of accomplishing an international
agreement on the subject Of coinage.
GO~vERsMENT BONDS.
i desire also TO earnestly suggest the wis
dom Of amending the existing status in
regard 10 the Issuance Of government bonds
The authority nuW vested 80 the secretary ~
She treasury iu lhue bonds D. not Hs clear As Us
should be and the bonds authorized are dishi-
Nautagcoua Ca the government, both as 20 tho
time OF their maturity ana The rate Of intere6t
The Navy Department.
The rcrorto Of the secretary OF the navy con-
inlia n history OF the operations of tha depart
meat during fle Past yeaL NLQ exhibits q mot
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

The greatest and most impor-
tant reform that can be accom-
plished by the democratic party
is to stop the reckless and ~extrava-
giant appropriations of the taxes
collected. President Cleveland
suggests this reform in his mes
SAGE.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
GROWERS MESSAGE.
PULL TEXT OF THE DOCUMENT
SENT 10 CONGRESS

FoFoiEa Affairs Receive special Atten-
tiou-The Hawaiian situation nsviewed
Finances, 'he TariH sud silver Question
Touched Upon.
WAsRINuToS, Dec. 5.-Tho following
is the full text OF the presidents mes.
sage as delivered to the Fifty-first Con-
Qroaa.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
-ROYE L

It's more than mere relief-itis q perfect
and permanent cure, that you get with DR..
Sages Catarrh Remedy. The propriotorB
oler $500 reward for any incarable case
Of Catarrh
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
0%ovERSMEsT BONDS.


The rcnort Of fhe secretary OF the navy con-
iflia a history OF che oprraunns of thf depart
meAt alflng i4e lati lqh. $40 exhibits hmoti
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

Venezuela, conaeuueat upon the recent rev0lu.
ti0u there. u modified arranceufnt for the
fniisfactlon 81 the awards % tho llte revls0ry
claims commission, Iu progressive lnFin r.
ments, has been nsaeuted to nod payments
are being regularly mnnde Hereunder.
Ahe boundary dispute let Fnen Ven zuDla and
British Guiana la suggested. Tho restoration
% diplomatic Intercourse between that repub-
hc and Great Britain and reference q mo
question " important arbitration would Do q
ln ~ gfatlty c~luHuinntlun. The ratification NJ
venezuela 81 the convention f0r the Arliua.
ton ~ The long deferred claim OF the Neuczl-
o--n LL-n-..--n--un L-mu-nN Lon.-L--l
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

ron MHW"WW WLHHH" 20
The sufferer. FN -
'hr 3 law Or Haytl sssrine vessel having az.
Hlafffa Hc1 rn~fn Or refused clearance until fhr
NN NH .H'f clIau have nHUu paid InH hUff.fiu
OF fI-s rc euro Upon ArInUrHn HfIn Uunffs an1
cHnIlrt fhn hula uf the ~carfgIrf irrdo nf thrf
spintv naa teln lnsstul un siui a. Wow Of acear-
inf thn feuufn % OF this cnrHe NJ complaint.
Nnu receiving nufhnuNr -infQrmlffun Of the
NrlnF upon fNn American uHn ftHHmUf touch.
inf % tho port % AmanHlpa nnunuse hrf
captain rclu cd 70 deliver up "a passougrr An
uaust from Nicaragua 90 Hugtemala upon the
demand ~ mo military authorities Of Hon.
ouraa our minister 10 tlnt country under m.
tiructions protested agliustt the wnnton act aud
uena id Gftsfsriiuu. Tie r0prrum ne uf
Honduras aciunied hr q fense 81 justice aud In
a suirit Of the uttmott iricndth tp. promptly die-
aYoWeu The illegal conduct OF its officers aud
express q sincere rtgrct fur tio occurrence. 10
T. confidently anticipated thGt a satisfactory
adjustment viii soon b. reached Of The qrrs.
uouH arising ont ~ the seizure and use OF
American vessels bY Insurgents in Uondurng
and The subsequent denial by the suocasslul
E~uferument Of commercial privileges 20 thus1
vessels on that account
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12

be Of that close and hiendly character
which should always chancterire the in-
terc0urFe o. two unlghLoriux reuuhlfcs.
inc work OF relocating the monuments mark
Ing the boundary between tho Two countries
from lasO Del NOrte 20 The Pacific rs nearly
completed. The commission recently organ
lied under the conventions Of l.sf aud 1859 10 is
expected viii speedily settle the disputes grow.
ing out 81 the shifting currents OF the Rio
Guude river cast of Fl pusa
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-12-12
Notloia de publication.

I'm Ia COrte del Tercer !
DistritO judicial del TerutOriO de NuevO !
Condadode Grant, FebrerO Termino.