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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02
PLAIN AND STRAIGHTFORWARD
Is the Statement of Mr.. GuStave
Gunzendorfer of This City.
ANINTEREsTINGC CHAT WITH HIM

\ Gentleman Who Has Excellent
Chamber Practice" Says Very Point
eddy What He Thinks OF the Great Home
Remedy-A Standing ut the Rar Which
Has Been Earned ny Hard Work and No
Bombast-A Native Son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02
No UNCERTAIN VOICE.
A FIat-Footed Endorsement by the
Hon. T. J. Crowley.


Called Go the Bar for Over q Quarter Of
Century and tn Excellent Practice
Notable Case. That Have Been Tried
ReeaIIed-what Joys Vegetable sar-
sapsriIIa Hs. Done In This Case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02
OAKLAND IN LINE, TOO.
One of Its Most Prominent Attor-
neys Talks of J. V. S.


Mr.. l.. 9. Church, Who Has an Extensive
Civil and Criminal Practice. Inter
viewed-Ideas of "a Gentleman Who Is
Very Well known-Aiameda COunty's
Future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

Tho camols foot IS q soft cushion Pc
ea'larly well adapted to the stones ana
E'ayol over which it Is constantly walk
IR. During single journey through
'' sahara horses have worn out throe
N'' OF shooA whilo tho oamul's ie5I mo
-yt oven sore,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
HermoSa News.

Half OF the car load of first
class ore from the R.fonss Chief
group of mines is on Its way to the
railway and the other half will be
sent off as soon as wagons arrive.
Quite large hunting party
left here for over the range-Slat-
er, Ecebergsr, Young, Newman,
and others. They are loaded for
bear, turkey, or any thing they
meet. carrying rifles and shot
g1ns. and are expected TO bring in
some nice roasting cub bear and
some fat turkeys for Thanksgiv
ing.
-This end OF the Cuchillo
Negro and Hermosa road has beeu
thoroughly repaired by Mr.. j. T.
Taylor, road supervisor of precinct
No, 8. 1t is In better order than
it has been since ii was built. The
difference OF work, as done by
those who are paying their road
tax BY working is marked. One
crew worked so hard and fast that
they broke pick handles and al.
most took the temper out of their
shovels. Another worked so slow
that it WAS difficult to note pro-
gress aud one of them took such
frequent rests under shady trees
that the supervisor said be would
put bell on him to find him, but
that be would not move enough to
jingle the bell.
NEVER TELL.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
PERSON AL

Col, Phillip Mothersill, leading
Isowusman Of EngIe, was 10 Hills.
boro long enough to be excused
from serving ON the jury, on which
he was drawn.
jim Finch, formerly OF Lake
Valley aud now leading citizen
of Morenci, A, T., was here IN at.
tendance upon court. Mr., Finch
is prospering in his new home.
II. A, Kingsbury. the gold king
of the northern part OF the county,
has been in town all week.
Peter Kinney, OF the prosperous
TERRA Blanca mining firm of Kin.
'ney Bros was here to be excused
Ifom serving on the jury.
Allan II Macdonoll, Eaq for
merly of the ADyocATE and now
editor and proprietor Of that excel
lent journal, The Southwest Seuti
mel OF Silver City, was III town yea
terdny greeting his host of friends
Among the lawyers in attend
anee upon court are ex District
Judge Jno. r.. Nc Fie, James :
Fielder, j A. Anchete, a. IL. Chris.
ty, ex Secretary OF the Territory
Sllas Alexander, Judge J j BAL
e. Y. Chavez, Il b. Fltca, a, IT,
iiarllae aud others,
John p. Hopper, merchant prince
of Kingston. ID on tho grand jury
District Court Clerk W. Il. Wal
ton, arrived Sunday to arrange for
tho opening Of the term. Mr.,
Walton is making an excellent
clerk, and is already very popular
with the people Of Sierra county.
Mr.. d. G. Hobart, tho Republican
political boss OF Silver City, Is
attending court.
y. j Sheridan, deputy assessor
and deputy collector Of Grant
county, commonly called the En-
cyclopaedia of the Court House, is
here attending court
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
THEY'RE HERE !

Prof, Harry King, chief
draughtsman IN the general land
office aud father OF Mr.. Norman
King, Of tho surveyor generals
office in this city, snys the Santa
Fo New Mexican, and Mr. ID. r.
Lamoreux, son and private Becre-
tary OF the commissioner OF the gen.
eral land office, have returned 10
Santa Ire from an official and
pleasure trip to Cororado. Eoth
are most agreeable gentlemen.
They bestow unstinted praiss
upon the grand scenery and peer
less climate of the Rocky noun
tam region aud are 80 we'll pleased
with the results Of their explora
tlons that they have concluded to
stay with us a while longer before
returning 10 their desks in Wash
ngton
10 company with Gov. Thornton,
Surveyor General Easley, Mr.. E.
B. Linnen and Mr.. Norman King,
they will leave tonight for the
ranch OF Hon. w. S. Hopewell In
Sierra county, where the party
will spend ten days hunting deer,
bear and other game.
THIS trip Is anticipated with
much satisfaction, and, judging
from the thrilling bear stories re,
Gently printed iu the Sierra county
papers. the New Mexican thinks 1t
very probable that the unique and
rather tieklisn pleasure OF finding
bruin at home will be realized.
SO mote ii bc. Some handsome
bear robes will be nice trophies to
take back to the national capital.
and besides bear meat is particu-
larly sayosy and palatable at this
season ot the year.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
HlLLSB0R0 NEWS.

Rev. j. Monfort, Of Hatch, is
expected here on next Friday to
remain over Sunday.
Married at North Percha,
Sunday, Oct. 9th, 1895, by Judge
j. S. p. Robinson. Mr. James
Beebe, of Las Vegas, and Mrs.
Ellen Spencer, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa. The popular couple begin
their married life with the best
wishes Of ell who know them.
Monday Mexican working at
the Trippe mine fell into l40 foot
shaft and received injuries that
caused his death next day.
Call this a dry county, will
you? The 200 soot shaft on the
American mine contains IT'S feet
of water.
Robin & Macy are again work
ing in ore In their Percha property.
The ore runs 30 ozs. silver, 50 gold
and about 80 per cent lead.
Allen Nickle and Bertha Siiene
have been dangerously sick this
week, but are now recovering.
Hon. N. Gales is at Prescott,
A. I.
-Hilsboro Peak vas heavily
coated over with frost yesterday
morning,
John Bennett & Co, Of Free
dom, have sold their saw mill to
lumberman Hagsr.
Mrs. NJ. Coogan will leave to-
morrow for heE home at Graham,
n. IA.
Malcomb McGregor OF George
town, Grant county, is doing MS.
sessment work on a claim owned
by him at Kingston.
There is much rejoicing 10 the
house Of Snpt, John Cain of King.
ston, over the news that Mr. aud
Mrs. Harmon, of Detroit, Mich,
have a son and heir.
Hon. j M. Webster aud fam,-
lY have moved out TO TERRA Blan-
ca for couple Of months, to ena
BILE Mr. Webster 10 do his assess
meRs T~sTse ,2a-sas 8wq sas- ~ is.e, ,.a.4- ),
gssss-zrss ,ssFs sxs1sssss,- -Ias--.
sey COWS died this morning from
eating too much alfalfa aud the
other is nearly dead from ,he sstns
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

Disnissel,
Territory Va. Winters Cattle Raising
Go. lhsla.ss@l
Eelielh Nolty at al Us, W III. IL
llewylh. fistmcut, Continued.
Keller Muller " Go. W. Thomas A
TATE AseumpIt Judgmont ior
$3.50. S6.
lIIlsbor ough Mercantile Go. W..
Standard Gold Miuing aud Milling Go
Assumpsit. Dismissed
Walker, MoCook 4 wilson, recoivers.
"a NJ :, Durrill. Assunipsit aud
attachment, Disniesed
Territory vs. Morgan MorganS, admin.
Dobt Continued
Territory VA Mimbtes River Cattle
co. De1t Change OF venue to Grant
county.
John W collars, trustee, Va Rich.
mond Gold Mining Go. OF New Mexico.
Foreclosure. Continued
Ridunou,, Baker x Go. vs, G. Prices
ct al. lnjunction. Dismissed
Sierra Placer NJ. & NJ, Co. vs Inter-
Republic Gold Il Silver NJ. Il Nj. Go.
Continued
Sarah ]. Mckelvey w. Casper n
MckelVey Divorce. dismissed
Leyan 4 Armer w. Carlos n. Warmer
ct al, Foreclosure, Continued,
j. u. Perkins ct al. w. George b.
CLARK ct al, foreclosure. Dismissed,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
DISTRICT COURT.

HIS Honor, Judge II. b. Hamil.
ton, having exchanged benches
with Judge Bantz during the pres
ent terms Of court in their respec-
tive Judicial districts, arrived in
Hillsboro Tuesday and opened the
October Term of the District
Court for the County OF Sierra.
Judge Hamilton has held night
sessions and has in every way
pushed along the business OK the
term, as he expects to adjourn court
this Saturday evening From here
he will proceed to Las Vegas and
open court there Monday Tor Chief
Justice Smith during the laiter's
absence in the East Judge Ham
Ilton is we'll and fayorebly known
to many Of our people, having yis
tied Hlllsboro several times 10
early days, ana he WAS extended a
hearty welcome.
Following ia the business tran
sacied up to last evening
Territory VIZ. William H. futile
Assault to murder. Change Of venue
from Dona Ana county. Changed TO
Dona Aua county
Territory vs.. William II Tuttle.
Drawing deadly weapon Change Of
venue from Dona Ana county Changed
10 Dona Ana county.
Territory vs. Esperidion Morillo.
Larceny Of a horse Change Of venue
from Grant county. Verdict not guilty
.-..,...u w Nestor Gomez. Assault
10 rape. Cbange of TSNtiae fSHassT Sf@Wt
Caauty. -NeIdlcl, guilty - 20 assault
Peter Wagner -. Atlantic o071- SoTsI-
panv. Ass0mpsit Continued.
Territory " IT Hampeon Dest.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
Saagasr couKr u
at,TsoRRO.

from the Advertiser.
Sheriff Bursum took p trip to
Go.orado this week and brought
hack james Campbell, alias
Jimmy 4hs Tough" who is under
indictment for cattle stealing.
II 10 learned that the officials OF
the National Lead Co. are making
inquiries throughout the Territory
as to the present output OF lead
ore, aud the possible output. 1t Is
supposed that the inquiries gre
made with5a view Of the opening
OF the Rio iGrande works in this
place in the very near future
Monday afternoon Fl. NJ Dough
,erty, assignee for Sperling Bros,
sold the stock and fixtures OF the
renersl merchandise store to Col.
r. l.. Mann, of South Camp, and
Tuesday morning that gentleman
threw open the doors for business.
f. Macomber had an unlucky
encounter With a pick pocket
Thursday evening. While search
ing for a match for the light ho-
gersd gent, the latter appropriated
M. McCom berG watch. The thief
10 described as a middle-aged man,
wearing blue or green glasses.
Bill Goodlett died at Lincoln last
week. The writer first knew DIR.
Goodlett 10 the town of Otero. in
1879, wheL he was trusted deputy
nndsr Peter Burleson, then sheriff
OF Colfax county. The condition
OF that county was such as to
dsmand the services of men OF
courage and nerve, and In Sheriff
Burieson and his deputy Goodlett
we're found the exact material
required. Mr.. Goodiett may have
had his faults, for who has not, but
none srsr accused him of standing
back when official duty called him
into dangerous places. He was
resident Of White Oaks in the early
SO's, and deputy for Sheriff Gar
rstt.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
HON. w. ). HOPEWELL
ACCEPTS.

Tho ADVOCATE reporter by con
siderable ingenuity succeeded in
securing tho attention Of Hon,
w. s. Hopewell away from his big
cattle, mining and irrigation enter
prises long enough to interview
him on a subject of much import
ance to Sierra county and the
whole West
Have you accepted the position
OF National Committeeman from
the Executive Committee OF the
National Free Coinage Demo.
Gratis p
The Senator looked at tho re-
porter with much surprise that he
should ask such a question, as he
replied very emphatically
Certainly have"
"What do you propose to do?'
Organize" replied MIR. Hope
we'll. 's~~day2 | propose to
arrange to visit the different coun
ties Of tho Territory aud organize
silver party that will be heard
from"
Then you have faith 10 the
silver cause ?"
by all means. All the people
require IA proper organization Il
strife q telling blow The gold
bugs are orgsnized and no doubt,
by this time, have signs and pass.
words, aud the si:verites hays to
prepare for them"
gW,il yay, submit to a strsddle'
'"' "Ag. s1T y FFse ssipaee at Tbs
.saLSa-et -LLalsaaao La ,s!As,.aAl.. We vii
sszl zzess ssp,.ss,. :.
not only ask bot Demand. XIII Il
must be granted, eventually"
Al this iancture Senator Hope.
~
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

prominent attorney and politician
from Las Cruces. was 10 town
several days last week on i'm
portant business. The Major Is a
very able busipess man and an
agreeable gentleman.
d. p. Carr, acting city marshal,
has been doing excellent work on
the streets of Silver City during
his incumbancy. He has gang
of l3 County prisoners working
under guard, and the effect upon
our thoroughfares is most pleasing.
Lille Adams. an unfortunate
woman OF the town, was taken to
the Sisters Hospital by Acting
Marshal Carr last Friday, where
she died few hours later. She
was morphine hend, which, IN
connection with other vices, caused
her death.
The list OF applicants for the
marshalship of Silver City, grows
daily. Arthur tGoodell, A. J.
Spaulding, j. Il. Brent, J. N.
Warner, John Gilleit, Frank
Jones and j. E. White are among
those favofebly mentioned in con-
nection with the office. d. p.
Carr has withdrawn from the race,
and will only act till his successor
is appointed.
The ranges surrounding Silver
City can boast OF as fine a lot of
COW boys as can be found in any
community. All last week the
town was filled with this usually
untarned element Of society and
yet, be it said to the credit of our
boys, the town was never more
orderly, The old practice of
painting" and shooting up the
town has become obsolete, and
the wild and woody "cowpuncher'
of the past has been succeeded by
the gentlemanly cowboy OF the
present.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
VOLUME XlIl.-No. 7ro.
heighborhood News.

CHLORIDE.
sism the Chloride Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dawson
.sxpect to start next week for
Cripple Greek, Col.
Lew Kruse has gone over to
Byer's Run to do assessment work
On has Cliff mine.
John Fulton is at Elephant City
Eeconstructing buildings recently
moved there from Scalesville
Horace Kingsbury and Frank
Reynolds came down from Camp
kingsbury this week. They have
rtoved up to Camp Peterson and
have commenced assessment work
on the U. 8. Treasury mine.
Il Notwithstanding the report that
Athe soldiers had driven the Nava-
joes back to the reservation, lrb
Gsylor, while over the range last
week, encountered two hunting
parties. The Indians, it seems,
ve little fear of being sent back
To- the reservation under military
escort-if report is true, they are
too cute for that. 1t is said thst
s&he Indians, when captured by
saidisss and ordered back to the
,Yessrvation, pull out at safe dis
tance from the troops and continue
the pleasure of slspghtering game
itssss as though nothing had hap
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01
GRANT COUNTY.

Frsln tbe Sentinel.
Church & Rantschler shipped
a car loads OF cattle from this
plsce to Colorado last week.
Postmaster SkslIy Is gradually
rscovering from his recent attack
oi hemorrhags and wall soon be
asoaad sgalp,. As sos1 as be j.
zshlls be will 90 to Mexico in the
Acpa of regsip5gs ussSzae sad
strength. he will be gone seyer-
al mouths.
kAi. w. H. II. Llewellyp, a
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

cause
lhp sale af the lil'shpr,
Nj cautile accounts last Monday
drew forth n large crowd, and wa,
quite q success in fnlnclal way.
"A letter received ut this office
sirom Miss Emma lroeger, reports
the e arrival ~ her nother ~
Oregon, III
Col Dave Dssipeer returned
last night from his bear hunt.
~sSs
COUNTY COMMISSIONER Rs
PROCEEDINGS.
Hlllshoro, N NJ. Oct. 2Sth, 1895
Commissioners met in special
session, Present George X Bau.
Gus, August Reingardt and Jose
NJ Apodaca, commissioners; Man
uel Artagon, Interpreters Max l.,
kshler, sheriff; 1hos, G. Hall,
clerk, aud A. II. Horlee, district
attorney,
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
The following appointments were
made, viz:
Cole 2Ailsten, justice Ct the
peace, Precinct No. ~,
Peter Vuiney, .road supervisor.
Precinct No. l3.
The bond Of Ramon Rodriguez,
constable Precinct No. 4, wad
approved
Ordered, Tint George Heslin be
reduced on the valuation Of horses
for 1895 1850.
The following taxes were ordered
RELATED
Dan Poutius. $605.
W. J. Worden, Tux Of 'S8, S26.
Barney Martin, &ll2 30.
Chloride Lixiydlion Works, 1894.
S3l4 g.,
Orlured, That the Sheriff be
instructed to poy the Assessors
commission on taxes collected for
the year 1895.
The following was ordered to be
paid out OF school fund
j II Carleton. examining teachers,
SIS 90
Ordered, That tho Clerk Issue
the licenses as assessed and deliver
them to the Collector for collcc-
ton.
Adjourned to January 9th, 1896.
Gro. II. BAucUs, Chairman.
Attest
Tbos. @. Hall, Clerk.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

Wells attention was called to some
preliminary matter about the big
Hillsboro 100 Ion pyritlc gold ore
smelter, IN which he is heavily in.
terested, aud he excused himself
from the scribe's custony.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

John Clark, the Las Cruces bar
tender, that was missing for several
DAYS, has been found near Al,
thony, He bad been wandering
about the country and suffered
severely for @@siGHfi Of sater; nsney-
er causislerea.ssfssss ssssssssi,y 70
iii his late experiences. -Aiaeog
Weekly.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

DIR White Of Kingston was in
town 25th inst. He was engsged
all the time he was IN town fixing
up some OF our residents dentais.
DIR. White will make a run down
here occasionally and pick up
what business there Ia around IN
his line. Rineon Weekly.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

pay out money to have washing
done, when the sam money will
make payments on a Laundry
Queen !? Try one.
J. Z. FISK, Agent.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

Output Of Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
Oct. 3lst. 1895, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-01

Following il the list of grand
and petit Juotors serving at the
present term of court:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-22

THE board of control was in session Saturday in regard to the paroling of prisoners in the penitentiary. Numer- ous applications were received, but those of only five prisoners were con- sidered, and they will be paroled. They were turned out of the peniten- tiary Monday and can enjoy liberty as long as they violate no laws and ab- stain from using liquor. If, on the contrary, they fall back into ways of wickedness they will be sent back to prison to serve out their sentences.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-22
Lost on the Desert.

About August 1st a young man named Sargent left. here for trip to the Indian reservation. He arrived at Tuba City all right, and left there on the 9th for Red lake, but did not reach there, and his disappearance caused his mother, who is from St. Louis and spending the summer here, great deal of anxiety. Friday news was brought here that the boy, who IS only l9 years old, had lost his way and had been found by the Indians, delirious for want of water. He was taken to a hogan, fed on goats milk for several days and then taken to John Williams place, on the San Juan, where he is now, safe and fully recov- cred from his experience on an Arizona desert.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-22

THE Republican League in Arizona will be reorganized. George Christ, who attended the meeting of the execu- tive committee of National Republican Leagues, held in Chicago last week, has been appointed organizer for Arizona. The League did good work when in active operation in this Territory. A well organized league will accomplish good work for the Republican party in AIizono
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-22
THERE are a number of idle yo

THERE are a number of idle young men in Flagstaff, whether from force of circumstances or from choice the SUN does not know. Every young man should find something to do. In spend- ing his time in idleness he loses more than his time, as he gets into habits that are hard to shake off It is better for young man to work for twenty five cents day than to spend the days in idleness. Get something to do, young man, even if it pays but little, and keep at it, and it will not be long until you can get something to do that will pay you better.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-22
,ss- D:r1., cure habitual constipa- L3OOS . EiiiS tion. Price 25c. per box.

Among the members of the executive committee of the National Republican League who are in the city none have received more marked attention or had more confidence placed in his political judgment by the committee than Geo. Christ of Nogales, Ariz. MT. Christ was for some years member of the National Republican Committee, and will reorganize the league clubs of the Territory of Arizona. He says that Arizona will ask the next Congress to admit the Territory as a State, and if it does there will be two Republicans sent to the United States Senate. The Democrats are divided into administra- tion and anti-administration factions, and if Republican Congress should admit Arizona as a State there would be no question as to the politics of the new State. Chicago Inter Ocean.