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CHICAGO LIVE srCOK

tWCAGo Feb. u. attic -hseeints. 1000
hea Z. market steady no extra sieers here; choice
90 Ia. >taers. gA5Ou4.1l; othsrr s..f5n4 o. feed
e.s. O.. tat 8 so. stockere. S1OOu2.dh
Itrs- Receipts. 2uuuU head market active.
i.c igher uaokers and mixed. s5l5t 500. prime
avs AID butchers weights, t5.Oa 5. 49, prime
IEat eJ.t0t h.aA
th.ep Receipts. 10000 head market steady:
'n sheep. IS 0Jo $50.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-FsTATR or

NOTICE TO CRKDTORs-EsTATR OF
~ John Quinn. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given By the undersiened, al
ministratrix OF the estate OF John Quinn de-
ces SD 10 the creditors Of. and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased. TO exhibit
them. with the necessary vouohorr. within four
months after the first publication OF this notice.
20 the said adninistratrix AZ room ]. Gold block.
HeenA Mont. the same being the place FOR tbs
frsnsaction OF the business Of said estate in tho
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
CATHERINE QUINN.
Administrative Of the estate Of John Quinn. do
ceased
Dated Jan. Is 1891
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II IHE DlSIktCT COURT OF THE FIRST
Jud cial district % the state - Montana. ia
and Tor toe CO. utF q evils and Clarke.
The matter - ths estate ~ Charles a..
Fro Wnfef. dacoEsad
Autlfc Is hereby given that tho appllcat on %
hrma- A. Earlou. al ulnistrator q the estate
nf luarlfs r. road sa'er. dacaasFd Tor ur
Der q eald court directing ard Authorizing D m
70 torruu money 20 ~ 81 tie charge DO
mauds and obligations ~ said e.tats anu 20
meet tto current anu uscsssary orpeusas % "a a
safe. aad o. onia n eHtanslons and renewals q
elcA loans - veil - erlstinE loans. Tor parioi
ui uot exceeding two JeAra. and 20 pledge aud
replied -e. mortgage and rsmortgtse. suru prop
NrfF uf tla ohtEta a. may b. necessary. 90 ferlra
Ils uai menf % said loans and the Interest
thereon ard 70 maze and sHocuts such uofss.
f.una Fl notes. pagers. iustrumenfa. CONTACTS
nal utuar documsnts 80 may " uscessarT TO q
tr.- -uch loans eztensionE and rsuawAla viii Is
lrn-sat on for bearing IN tue ah1Fs court GA TIE
ittl day - february. A D. I-sf
Granted AID dated this 22d day q January. A.
d. l-l4.
leHALl JOHN Fan. Clerk
b. II. J. CAsEDH Deputy CleIE
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as 0-NEHT NOTICE THU LEO MINING
d hiilg ComuanT Of Montana WORKS
loratal three and oue-baf miles from Lutte
SILVER IoN county Montana.
a'Ice Is hereby given that al meeting Of
tru- 90. VI said lpauy bod ou tho SOD day IF
Itur arT l-tl. an He-smeut ~ : cent Der
. arH uaa +oFl d Upon RIO califsl stock 81 saii
Uo.-p any. parable un ffe lith las ~ darcn. I-sf
fo ~ .u o. Never. secretary % aid company al
fl Tee o. Tie LOO s. ining & ID u in.. % pauy
ni Npu'tla. room 20. go tommnrcial bli d.
inr. G. IoIi.. s. o.
-'Hcs uro1 which said assessment shall
rsr1.4 plil on tie 1lst day ~ March. 1888.
i.. '.- iIr m % aeliu Iueut. and Will ba duly AL
vetoed 20 -a.o o. publIc auction. and unless
i.. I...lt us uaHe fflr-. VIII ho sold ou the 18th
mont. lofelH.r SOD tie costs 81 advertising aud
rfI e -a.e. JON = MErEh
terrefa % said comp any.
o.m 500 $50 oTnmefcial building II. Louis
Hl... oll. CO OF said company.
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MINNESOTA

Wnbur Tsbbils 80. o.. Merchants Hstsl. 81 Paul
willard 3. DshAis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Paa
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$3.50

A "a, tleula,Iy oommodious cottage on
PARK avenue. Seven rooms. bathroom,
large pantry. numerous closets. cellar, good
barn and shed. lot 5OxlB0. One block from
Electric line This d = specially good
bargain; the rooms are large, ll-ft eeilinGa
Property cost $500
sis5O-A neat dWslling on q corner lot on
Chaucsr street. blocks from Broadwavi
3 fooma hall, bathroom. gas plunbinR, hot
and cold water; $500 down, 825 per month.
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
q, c. wilbur. Tsiaoe Hotel San Francisco
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EDNrIhrI FOR cor DWOOD TIE MON
taua hinlnf company. limited. 10 prepared
fHr cri.n bile FOR "a. ruppiy % tie hole ~
60 orc 90 la.I-H rorts oi good. sound. mer-
raau' able corlWood. TO boz delivered free 90 Cats
a. NAY fIIe, Montana delivery Go ue CON
msutsd NOT later than tie fret day Of prl,
l-3. aai go d. cul.tru "a a. th- ra-s - 1870
ro-Ir 90 month until the whole ij.OlO cords are
tuluil8f.
Ilfa wl.4 De- received until "a O'Clock noon -
Tho las. a trrt daT - March and the terms
and conditions uUon which this contract viii b.
eut. rfaiued may b. obtained upon application
fu Goo uucr.IrLNI.
lie Montana Aiming company. lin tod does
not fi4u itself 20 ACCEPT fhe lowest any bid.
o. a. hAhLIb3.
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Money on call easy At per cent, closed AZ /
u.r cent prime mercantile paper. 3it44ia per
eeut sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
Ness in tanters' bills A. SLs6Ag4.s7 for de-
maui. End -. sia94.sa fer sixty days
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SITUATION WANIED-BY A Roy Il YEARS
- ~ age. has had nve years experience ia a
large store IN Colorado wages 20 suit the imes.
Address Or call at 4. r. schmidt so n. hodney.
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SITUATION MANTED-Bf GOOD MAN To
- do work around hotel wAshing dishes or any
thing to mace living. Address j. ". 'Brien,
care general delivery
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SITUATION WANTED BY BLACKSMITH.
- experienced In almost any line Of black
smltnlng. except morse shooting. John tocleston.
iast helena
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SITUATION WANIED-YOUNG MARRIED
- man wants work OK any kind 10 make a liv-
ing. Address A. L. cparreil, Jll Cutler street
HelenA
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife. former a. butler and waiter and
latter a. cgok. est references Address }. i.
Smith. $50 flfih avenue.
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SITUATION WANT DAN INTELLIGENT
- youth Of ~ years desires 10 learn the plumb
ing trade. Apply o.. e.. a.. this office
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION AS FORE
- msn ia a quartz mine Experienced in
working men underground. capable Of assaying
ores and sharpening tools. lad public assay
office for q number OF years. Address Idaho
lNDEFFNuENT.
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l(AhTED-AGLNTs 10 TAXI ORDERS BY
" sample We will pay expense anI salary or
allow llbarul commission. -amples sent on ap-
phcalun. Address locA box KS. Now York
4 lft.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FtRST-CLASS
= man 10 do electroplating. guns mithing aud
general mechanical repairing hfteen years
experienca. wogkmanshin guaranteed Address
by letter. Jack a., this Office.
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mar WASTED MALE.

~-~N-~-----~-~-~-~-~-----~--
IA ANTED-MAN FAMlLIAE WITH MIR
w chant tailoring. oua who IS a good hustler
ia soliciting orders good thing for right mau.
Aidre q Popular tailoring Co. 50 late street,
lineage, ia. Reference required.
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WANTED On COMMISSION.
" Address A. -. Independent
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27
The Dane Gases.

The celebrated cases against Q. II. Dane
for wrecking the FIRST National Banks
Of Silver City and Deming, were called
up in United States court at Las Cruces
last Tuesday. Much speculation has
been INDUCED in by our citizons as to
the final outcome Of the matter; some
holding that the cases would never come
to trial at all, others that they would be
thrown out Of court on t~echnicalities,
and still others who believed that they
would be iuggled through the courts aud
the prisoner FINELY released after a SHAM
battle" had been fought. But none
appear to have made a wise
guess. All motions tending to mitigate
the serious combination Of circumstance
es surrounding Dane have been over
ruled by Judge Fall and the contest is
now IN "a earnest aud every incident or
act bearing upon the cases will be rigid
ly followed 10 the extreme boundary OF
justice. The cases will no doubt occupy
the attention OF the court through the
greater part Of che session, but our read
ers may be sure that whatever the final
decisiOn in the matter may be, that the
casee at the hsndsot Judge FAN have been
fairly and impartially tried.
Although Dane appears much detected
over the evidence brought out against
him, he says that be viii be acquitted,
but the general opinion at Las Cruces ia
that he will get q term in the penitenti-
AIRY Of from ton to fifteen years.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27
New Mexico News.

A. n. Adler, Of Wagon Mound, has
become a partner in the Cheap store at
Ration.
George Willis and Miss LIZZIE Watson
were joined in marriage at Blossburg the
othor day.
They pay % cents each for cottonwood
trees at Eddy, aud are planting them by
the thousands this year.
According to the railroad survey the
altitude OF Eddy is 3,0l7 feet, and that
Of Roswell is 3,497 feet.
A. j. Garcia was preparing some
ground for planting, on his ranch above
Albuquerque, whom the scraper flew up
and hit him under the chin, causing HIM
to bite of the tip Of his tongue.
The Hubbell- Carter case, the result Of
a shooting ARRAY near Pajarito, in 1891
was settled at Los Lunas by the court
assessing & fms Of 500 and costs against
Carter.
John Anderson, who was iniuredin the
Blossburg mines several months ago died
in st. Joseph's hospital at Trinidad and
was buried in the Ration cemetery:
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27

II the Lord will DO rs generous with
water as Uncle Sam proposes to be with
land New Mexico will soon blossom like
the rose and our abode will truly be an
earthly paradise-"a land flowing with
milk and honey" Senator Carey, Of
Wyoming has introduced a bill provid-
ing for the donation of 100000 acres Of
arid land by government 10 each state
in which such lands are situated, the
state 10 reclaim the lands aud put them
into the hands Of actual settlers, as unde.
the homestead laws. He believes that
limited cesaon Is better than, giving the
state the whole acreage, as it will prevent
waste The lands, acoordingto Ar Carey'a
bill, are to be reclaimed withinssix years
and that no more than 100000 acres are
TO DO set over TO the states in any 1 year
All lands, exclusive OF timber aud min.
eral lands, which will not without irrga.
tion produce some agricultural CROP, shall
be deemed arid lands under the pro.
visions Of tho bill. The states affected
by the bill are; Colorado, Nevada, idaho
Montana, California, South Dakota
Wyoming, and the territories OF Utah
J Arizona and New Mexico
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27

AZ Zoe municipal election, which falls
GA April 3rd, there rooniccfs to elect as
iollows.
Mayor, for ono year two councilmeu,
for two years. two school trustees, ono
Tor two yearp and one tbroo years. The
retiring %councilmen are Jas. w Gillett
and NJ X White. The vacancies on the
board OF school trustees occur through
the expired term OF H. II. Belts and the
absence Of Harry w. Lucas; the latter
was elected ono year ago Tor a term OF
three years.
Besides these Offices to DO filed by
popular vote, the following officers viii
be elected by the council serve for one
year: City attorney, clerk, treasurer,
assessor, marshal, road supervisor, aud
engineer.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27
Moro I%rrigatIOu.

Articles Of incorporation Of the Zapato
Irrigation company have been filed in
the office OF the territorial secretary. The
incOrporators are August II. Rouiller,
Philip Motheraill, James w. Mitchell,
William w. Jones and Charles G. Cruick-
shank, all OF the county Of Sierra. The
capital stock is 100000; single shares.
800. The principal place Of business is
Engle, Sierra county.
This is the most promising irrigation
enterprise that has been undertaken in
New Mexico in many years. Mr.. Wilson
Waddingham is largely interested indeed
be owns much Of the land, the Armen-
daris grant, which il is thus intended to
bring under cultivation. The starting
point Of the canals is at Mitchell's dam,
near San Marcial, and thence the main
lines radiate, one on the west and the
other on the east side OF tho Rio Grande
valley. Tho canals will be about twelve
miles in length, and will follow the base
Of the foothills on either side, irrigating
a tract Of land Of an average width OF
about d and a quarter miles, all the
way from the Mitchell dam to a point
twelve miles south, at OF near the cross
ing OF the Rio Grande by the Chloride
wagon road and what is called the Engle
crossing.
Tho company proposes 10 colombo
these lands, establish towns, etc. The
men whose names are above given are
we'll known for their business prObity and
energy and tie success OF the undertake.
ing may be counted on as already as.
! sured@NeW Mexican.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27

A reporter OF the Southwest SErTt-
MEL visited the jail last Thursday aud
was courtcously received and shown
through The building by Mr.. &c. BigRs,
the efficient iailer Tho Thorough, daily
cleaning which is given wos just being
finished as the reporter went in. The
wallis and ceiling we're thoroughly white
washed, and everything looked az fresh
ard comfortable as possible. An exami-
nation Of the jail register showed that
there we're then thirty five persons con
fined there, as follows;
Ye Dan, a Chinaman, convicted Of muir
der, awaiting trial on an appeal.
B. Fierro, awaiting trial on a true bill,
brought by the last grand jury, as an
accessory to The murder Of constable
Schultz.
J.. A. Flores who is under indictment
for horsestealing.
Three persons who have been adiudged
insane but can not be sent to the asylum
at Las Vegas, viz: IN American woman,
Ruby Gam; a Chinaman, Sam Ling, and
a Mexican, Nicolas Vilanueva.
Crecencis Cosdegra, who is serving out
a jail sentence which will terminate at
the end OF the mouth.
Adolpho Hinosposo, sent up from Dem
ing to await the cotton Of the next grand
jury on a charge Of burglary.
A. Job, il, from near here, who is just
completing n sentence for assault with
intent to commit murder, but who will
probably stay in Jail for another five
months in default Of paying fine and
costs to the amount Of s143.
Homer Roby from Lorsburg, who If
awaiting the action Of the next grano
jury on q charge of horsostealing.
W. B. Phipps, whose sentence for steal
ing a gun at Deming, will DO up or
March Let.
Clemencia Fuller, whose time will b
up on Mar. 81, is also up from Deminl
/, on a charge of stealing.
S. Grover is another thief from Dem
irg who viii remain a boarder at tn,
County's expense till Apr. y.
T.. E. Guyer is a tramp sent up from
Demiug on a charge Of stealing coal VIII
will live here at the taxpayers cost ill
, May g..
Robert Waters is another of the traveI
ling fraternity, sent up from Deming o
p a charge similar to the preceding, whom
the taxpayers will support till April 10.
John Carter, II. A. Viler, b. Brooke, i,
Lewis and ]. o. Stevens are Of the TRAMP
ing brotherhood, held till the next teri
OF court as witnesses to the shootingof
g tramp by a railroad man at Lordsburg.
Harry Hootley and @. Morgan are tw
more Deming coal-stealers who will liz
, of the County till Apr. 20.
Frank Lawson and Q. B. Richards al
still two more purloIners OF coal fro
Deming for whom the unfortunate ia.
payers OF Grant County will pay Use
day to the sheriff until Mar. 81 arrives.
y Ernesto Oroco, the last on the list,
awaiting the action OF toe grand jury {
a charge OF stealing at Deming.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27

ED 8. w. SENTINEL.
The Gret impression ihai s.,sr-,r
COTS Of Gold Htl, is faspa4l'e psftsQ.
larly so n be 80 10 any eny DO lci m see
nations aud oil The esao.uf - p~cfiaic-
ing 70 tho miner aud pfosqaetsg
Gold Till lies in q BASIN Aerouuded
on all sides by mophtmues having an
oper'ng or entrance Oh TIE lett side, be-
yond which can DO seen, 10 the distance,
the thriving town OF Lordsburg which
lies 10 tho flats AID through which this
entire Mining section OF the country is
connected by the Southern Pacific rail.
road with the outside world.
Having had a few days OF leisure at
my disposal, and having heard various
stories concerning the great gold belt
that runs through that country, I felt
that the best way 10 satisfy myself would
be to take q look, and l have certainly
repaid myself for the trouble.
A five stamp mill is the first attruc-
ton that enllsts your attention, working
on custom ores, while beyond the Hill,
a mile aud a half from the town proper,
working on oree which the owners there
OF are themselves taking out. From cas-
ual observation 1 should judge there
would be room for at least one OF Two
more mills, Pt tioularly il there is moth
ing done with silver, which will force
the miners TO seek gold camps for an ex-
istance. The Lottie mine, owned by
Snyder Brothers, needs more than a pass
ing remark, as in all my seventeen years
experience in mines l have never seen its
equal as a prospect.
The tunnel is driven through granite,
on the enst slope OF the mountain and
taps the ledge at a distance Of over a
hundred feet, at which point the ore
showed eighteen inches aud was followed
over $50 feet, varying in that distance
from Is inches to four ieet in thickness,
according as the swells in the walls made
by the ore body large or small. No stopping
has as yet been done, and il ia not diff.
cult, when that begins, to guess that an
immense body OF ore can and will be
taken out. This ore runs in the mil
anywhere from s15 to 500 per ton, snd
without commenting further / have only
to say that the boys have good thing
and a "clnch" on beans for all time tC
come.
The claim north Of the Lottle shows
twenty inch streak IN sight with a tun
mel in about 80 feet.
The Reservation, Werney's mine, an,
/ the Queen OF Hearts are all large lead
and l regret TO say that the excessivel
bad weather and my short stoy barre
D me from seeing and getting Full informs
0 ton Of these valuable properties.
On the west side I visited a propert
Q owned by Thomas Foster which is bein
worked by leasers and from which a ru
lie now being made at the mill.
a Higher up the hill is the Wester
Belle, owned by Messrs. Patterson an
Fielder which is a fine property an
n is now being worked by day's-pay me
but not as extensively as it should b
OF course the owners know best.
Fearing TO make my letter TOO long,
4. viii only say IN conclusion that there al
at lesst half & hundred PROPERTIES wor.
n ing 10 the camp, while there is room I,
ID at least five times that AMOUNT and
any person is disposed to want to pro
le pect for himself and acquire propert
t, that will pay, now is the time.
w..
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27
The Santa Fe Nm Chnnre Zinc.

On next Sunday morning a new time
card will go into effect on the Santa Fe
road by which the morning train viii
leave Silver City at 1910 and arrive in
FL Paso at $40 p. m. The time Of leav-
ing III Paso and arriving at Silver City
will remain as it is.
This viii DO a tuhe i%nconvenieat TO
people who have formerly gone to Dom.
ing aud then taken the Southern Pacific
into FL Paso, but 1t viii give us an hour
aud fifteen minutes longer to sleep 10
the morning.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-27
A TaxraYer,s ComnlaInt.

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, Fob. %, 1894.
To tho Editor Of the SENTINEL, Sir:
The County iailseems to DO an asylum
for tramps. The hobos have learned
that admission to that comfortable es-
adjustment can be had with very little
trouble; all one hos to do is to commit,
openly, some trivial ofenee at Deming'
The learned judge Of the Deming pre-
cinct needs some instruction and think
the board Of County Commissioners
should meet at once and give him some.
The County commissioners ought &c
meet Mt least once a month and clear
the jail Of all buns. They ought 20 give
notice that any officer sending or bring
ing a bum or a tramp to the County Jail,
when such bum or tramp ought to be
cent in some other direction, will not be
allowed any costs.
1 desire TO call attention to another
source Of expense which aflicts the al
ready overburdened taxpayers Of Grant
County, and that is the habit justices of
the peace have Of hearing trivial com
plainte and taxing the costs in such cases
against the County. An instance Of this
kind recently occurred where a justice,
noted for his wisdom, honesty and good
ness Of character, heard a complaint in
reference to a worthless hog; when the
costs had run up TO $4,000, the matter
was dropped, aud a bill sent in against
the County for all the costs.
ONE oF THE TAvrD