The old Abe eagle., 1893-11-23

today on business.
Fresh and tender meats OF all kind ut
the City Meat Market.
Did you notice that we chopped off
column all around?f'
T. N. Steele, father of our own "Dick,
arrived here from Chloride last Satur-
day.
Taliaferro Bros. have a lot of fine
seed rye for sale.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Mrs. Portman, who has been i'll for
some weeks with mountain fever is rap
idly recovering her wohted good health.
Superintendent Ashmun will begin
special meetings in the Congregatit nal
church next week, Friday evening, Nov
3lst, and preach also on Sunday. Dec. 3,
Fine liue OF ladies' short Jackets, for
mer price IS, Sc and $5, all punched AMI
any will now go at SO. Great snap that
for the ladies. Zegler Bros.
Mrs, A. O'Neal, postmaster at the Fort,
is spending tho day here the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Ozanne. She is enroute
home from an extended visit with reia
tives in the East
Last evening there occurred an event
in jas Reids family which makes Jim a
'three times" papa. Its fine boy and
Jim wears self-satlsfed air that
speaks volumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. M H Koch and daughter
Edna have removed their belongings
from the once prosperous silver camp OF
Chloride, and will make their home in
this city.
An interesting entertainment will be
rendered at the Methodist church by the
members OF the Mission band on Sunda,
night, Nov. 26th. All are cordially in
yited.
The public meeting OF the W. G. T. U
held at the Congregational church las
Monday evening, was fairly we'll at
tended and the very interesting program
was much appreciated.
AL Ozanne and j. A. Alcock are bacl
from very successful trip through TIN
county with their phonograph. The,
contemplate visiting Tularosa, La Lu,
and the Penasco country in few days
John B, Saucier. first class saw mil
man, arrived here last Saturday to taxi
T. charge OF the Gumm saw mill in tn
Captain mountains. Accompanied b.
Joe Gumm he went to the mill on Tues
day.
For eleven days ending last Satnrda,
the ore at the Mormon mine averaged a
the mil s9l per ton, while the failing
j are believed to he worth from $40 to S.
u ton more. The little 3 stamp mill ca
only trent from 1900 to 1909 pounds ever
twelve hours.
John Shank. Of Las Vegqs, manage
Of the JicIrila Placer Mining ca
arriyed here on Tuesday nccompnnie
by II. c. Joy and ID. Hawkins. minin
men of Denver All the gentlemen al
: now ont iu the Jicarilas.
: Loitie. the white woman who WI
arrested charged with the murder of Y
II Cornell. the younR soldier at Fo
Stanton last week, has been bound ov,
m the sum of $500 10 await trial at III
March term of court In defanlt
S bond she IL now confined in the JUL
Lincoln
= The financial stringency was quile
while coming our vav. hnt il has stru,
tho EAGLE at last and the publishers 8
now deliberating on the advisahlitv
issuing clearing honso certifcaiea in r.
. tlement ot all accounts until confden
is restored.
The full text of the new law susps n
ing assessment work for 1897 is puI
lished In this issue. Anyone wishing
J, avail himself Of this benefcent moasn
must fe notice Of bis intentions at II
Office where his location certificate W
recorded, as provided by law. Print,
?. b'anks, especially prepared for this pu
pose on sale at this office.
Some truly exquisite designs in filgr
= gold AND SILVER iewelry. maonfaetnr,
by Juan Lucero. the Mexican jewel,
are being worn by numerous psoT
Z here. Lucero is an artist In his line a,
bis work will compare favorably vi
1, the finest from Old Mexico. Any ord,
left with him will b. promptly oIecut
and give saiisfac,ion.