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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-20

c1rs is benefited nearly to the extent
ct the enhanced value.
1.-THE resources of the state would be
Il rgely increased if the finished product
instead of the raw material were eX-
ported. The ability to do this is one
Of the paramount resources of the
state.
{ Home mills should convert every
bushel of wheat that grows upon our
prairies into -four, oats into oatmeal
and potatoes into starch. Our mex
haustive coal fields will furnish motive
power and fuel for every engine, stove
and furnace within our borders for
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-20

the reports of committees. and the
first committee to~report was that on
rules and order of business, E. ".
Smalley, chairman. The report was to
the effect that
/. All addresses be limited to fifteen
minutes.
2. That the president, after each ad-
dress call for general discussion, linn
iting each speech to five minutes, and
that thirty minutes be the time al
iotted to all of these speeches.
8. That, the evening session be, held
4. That the morning session begin at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-20
OPENING DAY OF THE GREAT M
MIGRATION CONVENTION AT
THE CAPITOL.
I'll. SCHURMEIER PRESIDES
WORDS OF WELCOME FROM GOV.
CLOUGH. MAYOR SMITH AND
MIR. FOOTNER.
LEADING MEMS ADDRESSES.
ONE OF THE CHIEF OF THESE
BY j. j. HILL, OF THE GREAT
NORTHERN.

MANY STATES REPRESENTED.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-20
BULLETIN OF
TIE OFILY GLOBE.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1895.

Weather for Today
Fair and Warmer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-20

Continued on Fourth Page.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
CtRElLLOS IuLliNGS.
Everybody t.cling & ,od W a, the 'llule
PluShufg."

" '| w u e. "'
the Young prorlr " Ctrlllos. most II
thrm ruw,, uI the puhIir school, viii
give hu entertainment next lhur,da,
evening prc,mh,r H., at llu,sr. hall,
: II Mitchell la, brought Nj. house.
huh good. back trm AhuIucrqur, aud
N1hNNr- Much II Ina. -ttlrI AGAIN IN
turir "d h me h,lc. to-, came ny tIi.
day h-I Mr- VII chll arrived Monday.
MI. Edwdrd Baker AMI chllltcn lett
Wednesday evening lot Meg lion va
= ~ t,N, lot aNI,u I, he no her. Mrs
+ VI Morgan. lIor ,t,pa,h.r. Mr Nut.
goa. u.s. qmt" Ill., AMI VII. lAA,r viii tv
u, goat u .,istaurr L. th.m.
lho r,Flt that hAlp scranton hld
s.u, into hu-u,,- at upIr Orr,k and
jua' u,- fanny NuuH ma,, g. that place.
.. ,unI. hd 90 ,hr Eu.,l,r LIST week.. ia
u.' authenticated VI SCRANTON 1. rN
ruGI hum Wi,um rN lay.
ihr UHi,- ar. bead and rI- u IA i.
G.. getting u,aN 1T the a-mr,aIr
nni to Do. gt,ru al ,,n,nh Mal ,hu-l.
ma. night They rnupr-r t. mlhr It 4
nI -I,r-. yU,r uumDcr from san
lr.n uI uw,I'u ate r\I,yud &, nc
pr,u', uul 1t I-uu, nr,.ul o." musr u
prlamuIr, that u 'rN NAV come up
l'm NNUuurlu'.
H. + I,uu,lt tnuIu,.i I,-, ~yr.l,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
SECRETARY NflLHr.
Grinding Gu, Business while the Acting
Governor.

Acting nuveruot Miller. upn strong
petitions u the trial Judge aud ihc dis.
ulrt ti"'nrl wur prosecuted tho ra-,..
ha- r"innulri the prnltyutlar, sentence.
"I Henry Walden and less, | boot, con.
uctrd " hmglari III Ed., county. tom
lht"" years 10 one Srar each. couuIn ,i
~ ,hrit god h.haNut
Nrllng uoNrtnoi Miller la, appointed
j." u, hutl,tttf, VI santa cruz. santa
T. county, \ccu,c Archura, u Terra
Amari.Ia IA Attbt rwnN, heu. ".
ilrmau, u Nhr uHk.. Lincoln county,
iu"ma' ", uru,cy 4 Nugt lluc,u
unil Ai',n.do,.pc Bara, Il N,uulu,r.
que hclu,iliio county. Edwin : warren.
i NhN"u,' ~, ,uliaN county. AMI ian
T. mrM"i '"n"sou, E.rmlIur. Wl,, a.
u","", wuuc wlihu auI Goa luIr IT,.
,locI," ,um,r-.
The artusg ncrrt. lu.u Muwr. has
",rI 'acauri., IA thu Delegation. hu,,o.
itr HtlIu,rd 10 urrr,u, ,,N VI Me,
% '"' N''""'"'N,artu.u, g.. lu. a,rHu,.
w,u, 81 tic .t.Nus atLuuu mrn.
,.I- u,uu, Nr--,-. a. .. Nurl,u.
u. ".i., A. h.uIAm, l. " T. n..u,u..
70. b.. tvo.u.l hUn ,b, u.Ius .,
t... .Di u.I Ni. IW ,N Ihvu,. .auI
...-, i,.' De- DO question H ,.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
A JOKE UN IHE APACHE.
Two Soldiers Find Mans Of Ggttlng Out
VI 4 Job.

Any joke "n n" Apache Indian /, CON.
~Idrrrd fair 10y the inhabitants ~ certain
parts ~ Arizona and New Mexico lhr
following yoke" l. told ~ n truth by the
Chicago Record:
some time ag" tn Apnchrs dug up
the Ratchet ana after committing Il
great many drpfrdatIuus thry surcrrlrd
IN afutI~lue the he uf the government,
which NrIl Snun settled the rebellion ami
returned them 81 the reservation, with
the exception II n few Struggling hand,
which ,ulI roam AT large, \ drlach
m"ut II soldiers engaged In capturing
these IAN ACROSS a sulitdf, buck one even.
lng and touk hun prisoner.
lhe nearest water IN the desert WA
Apache lrju spring. hence Ia that paint
the, wcndrd their way torncamp i'r the
night But a prisoner uerrssitateS u
guard, ~ two II The soldiers were com.
PEELED a. sit up Tor the night. and the
iwu e. whom this duty was delegated
seemed NrIS little pleased with N, dl..
uucuon cunfrrrrI upon them. heir Or.
drIs were IL sh'ut III" prisoner II h. ut.
tempted I" escape" aud, considering thu
frame ~ mlui Tho guard, WrTr Ia, there
h' "hrlrd IT, the hitter II the prly,uw
made hr slightest Suspicious mNrm ut
However, Ihr Indian dil nrhIug 81 lhr
klnh hut immediately stretched hlnl,rli
upon The sand aud trll asleep. ShurllN
after H. the gluum .rttird aTuuui the
quiet camp. u brilliant ldra entered tn
mind Of one II the guttd., Without at.
tracing the attention ui his mate. ! - lie.
p,-ilrd HI gun - that the haNunu, plo.
lrctrd INT" The the, aud When the hiluuI
Wa almost red rnt, hr moved ~ that the
hut end touches the bare skin Of the In.
dian, The Indian ~pi ung up with u tCl.
rlblr yell, and started H. run, when the
other guard, having no idea what had
taken place, out surprising the prisoner
was attempting IL escape, bred aud kill.
ed him, There being no prisoner. there
was ~ necessity for the mn 10 remain
up longer"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
COMM ms v AT
tiALci> S,hiai,r: Now In Northern Sc,-
Ion 81 h. I,IituTy.

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''' 1t" "'' "''' '' "I"S Easily I'''
'EuE i iuW hl- Waite 10 r~r dud h hI~
Iru.,ItahI. u,r-uu,I rr.ru,l,.a,r,, Ia III,
.,,,,,, ,,..,,,..- lam, ,.,,, +, 49,.
""'
'NP''''' IVA. IT, "'"l I'd'l NiII'h IHE
hhoul o'clock hrl m-ul, IT, duuht,r-s
-prui tho u.pui There. and rrlLtu- IA,
.,.,.j.I ll.u .r.,.,..i... ALA.
w '"' ''''. "' 'J'"'
'iu' ABOUT noon To-day.
\, IT, what the hral,r'- plans are f,r
The immediate lu,urr nothing !, a. .,,t
Imam r,..,.,.,,., ,,..
- "'"' ''''' ~ wa man
II"l'i'-"' ~IaI III santa re- III ace IT.
tucr with 1T, promise made To- the crowd,
that pr,,.t,l Inn, 81 I,.y,,ulI, .,t I,iu, IN
.,.,',,,. ,,,.,
WIN Nv '''" mug" - "'n
Albuquerque l" lrhNeI' me laNhiul
who were al Lamy at that lime cont
,,.utk drr,,r. thar h.Ii,f tL.r Il, v,u
IVY "'N VIVA wv" XIV" !" '"'uh'
Al fN~IihN VIEW
speaking of >cllattrr the New York
llh,in. IN If, i,,l. ~ N,,y.ul,., ou
III ,.,.., , ,.,.u.
: u'' Wv! ~ I'm az l"l'l''s'h'
!u"e"'r"' r""'''"."s Wv aPpa''nt P'"
~ "i,'I,' i"'>Nr,,,n " f'ah'i,
>, "'n,''', '',r ,'"'',i i',h"l' We >h"u'u
90, "''',""' =, Nv" nan "pt"''n"
l'"'' : W. ~ ,n', w "' 'N'a"'i,n'" u!
n,''n'' Wv. ',l,H''"'r "''l'>>,S ''.a' W. mas
e'''''" arg n",''oe' ~ ''IhhI Aanl"
'", p"' """' - vac H''l'l"' hI' P""
w. N",,",l ""' !" 'n' uH'lu' p"i~'lIai
n'sn''''n, w VI" '''''. W '"'n' noh"fllhl
s,t', ~ - 'n'l'N,ioI' !" s"., ih' Mh"l"
ru"!',' u 'n'"',r" !" H''srulu!, NhiSU
naH '''", - az. 'h'ns' '"EI'aN'" U! 'nr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

J.. l,url' b. becoming W,l,tu.Nh
.Hl .' prpuw DE- - unA n' -pcu.
W,u'u VI Nhr hN, '..I Ercll,
Batter. -'ng %, -uus ~ pru.' pr"
mmlru" Ip,'- mot 'NI-l AMI 10 g. gui'.
rutrul tool al TIA, D. rAurl hir,',
G''y,. vii ear. an .ll-"t-,.- Il tho l.,r|
AMI Kidney. Viii remove lrmpl"-, hpI,.
-lr K'"uu AMI other ailrrIinu- cause.
ia lmpuly nirrA. Nlll dIlNr Malaria
uum the system and prevent n, wri, ~
cure all NahraI Fever. For cure rr'
lirihrhr. Constipation ana Indigestion
u, Electric bt,rr-. Entire satisfaction
EuHIaui"rd. ur money refunded lIlc,
90 ~ FL" pet h"tiir, Al illl-wrN \
Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
lLHULS ikUM kAIUN.
Gospel Truths" from the Pen VI Cart.
l. ". Collier


I. ". Collier.
lie Ration Range, one 81 the rlraur,t
AMI .pclr-t weekly newspapers IA the
territory published and edited 10y u thor.
ush American. contains the following
well put aud -rn,iule" items
hr presidents message l. generally
PRONOUNCED about lhc lrngthIrst as wei.
~ Weakest document ever l-sued from
tie executive mansion al Washington.
Ncwuuld remind the Nhiie uaA- Easir
that lw"w the judges learned III Jaw
auI who we're pIc-rut III all the pro.
c'"dIng- ui I'll" ~upirInr court agdIl~l
Hon. h"iiId- Hughes. derldrd that ia
court had II" lgu night lnpfl~un Mi
hughes.
The dom 'rraic papers ~ New Mrxir
have hlthrIiu d"Nutrd much space IT, III
Juuhrtiug ut republican officials, Whr,
81 h ,a~'- M"rr dl,chrfrd. tut w. hn
Tailed l"ul~c"Nrr ANY cIllIri,in ~ then
columns ~ rgari /" the hl,arI,u, ruJ",
u'ut 90 uN. lhurulnn. thlri ,u~llc,
~ui Il aui Justice tutIlrf outside ut New
MrNicu VII, l. TIN, thus: J. 1t hrcau~,
they ate democrats, ~ because they al,
privileged above the ordinary trdrral
uihcr.hullrI,
Ia" democratic press IL New MrXIc",
wh"sr prtt. poIItlcdi pirJudIcr~ uutwrlgh
!u,tlc" dld drcruc!, would ike lu lIaN,
toe uuprrNuk,d an unwdrrantrd impTis
eminent II lion. ihuua, hughes. wItnuu,
- mai, forgotten, lur drInrctalIc rliI
"t- kn"" they cannot justify the pro.
c'cdrn., ana they dare Mt drnuuncr II.
hence thrlr dr-lu tu have the IN Amen
can oppression "i an american cltlLrn ~
\'w VI Alec gtN'n u, llllr puhurilN a
I",-l"h. buI the outraged mupl,' " II
continue To- drnmnc" M wluug unul
the nights ui American cliI2ru~ are rrcug
uIL"d hI even the federal officials of tbs
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
WEATHER SIGNALS.
Sew Departure at the albuquerque ro.t.
ONE" Iu.baN.

Sew Departure at the albuquerque ru,t.
ONE" I".b..
beginning with iu'daS. the weather
reports VIII ~ displayed at the Albuqurf.
que pu~lulilrr. aud from here VIII br dis
lilhulcd L. go pusluihcr- by mail. Major
uIunsirld has worked hard Ia secure tins
hrncncidl -rfNlc" iuf Albuquerque. II
viii entail II large amount al extra Labor
Tor Which there VIII he no COMPENSATION
outside ui public appreciation, which /,
rlrhll deserved.
nth HE regulation signal flags arrive
from Washington the IrputtS contained
IN iva kilograms each nay Will be- dis.
played III u Conspicuous place IN the
p">luilire. The lnllri state, drpaTtlnrnt
II agriculture Ia, designated Alhuquer-
que ~ the distributing point ilf The
southwest. aud Postmaster uTunstrld has
been appointed distributor.
The hdgs, when they arrive, IN few
day, Will be- displayed from the pole on
The pustoiiice building. There ar" Aye
nLgs IN all M, Is u white flag. aud
signifies fair weather, NJ. :, II blue flag,
ram OF SNOW; No. 5, u white and blue
ilag, local rains; No. 1, u thrrc.cururrrd
back flag, temperature. aud Nu, ) II white
flag with black square III center. aud IN.
diratrs cold wave,
Following Is the Interpretation Of flag
displays;
NJ, /, alone, indicates fair weather, sta
tlnnaIH temperature,
NJ, =, alone, ram ~ snow, stationary
temperature,
Ao, ), alone, local rain stationar! tcul.
per lurr,
No, / with No, abo,r 1t, fair weather,
warmer,
NJ, with No, below IT, fair weather
colder
W, with M. above II, warmer
weather, Ialn az SNOW.
NJ, with No, below II, colder
weather, rain or snow,
No, with No, above II. warmer
weather with local rains.
Nu. with NJ. I below II, colder
weather with local rains.
No, with No, 3 blow II. fair weather,
cold wave.
NO. with No, . below II, Wet weather.
cold wave,
cut this explanation OF the signal Gags
out aud paste II up for future reference.
N, Balue came In from Kelly on pas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
stronghold, a reward was immediately
offered 'or the apprehension n the assss.

sins. Vet crime l. committed in bona
Ma ruuuj, inithr gu,cfnur not unly Ice,
ur, uNr % irwad. hu, tho democratic
-hruN "'ua- &" ru.ur w make aut
attempt wMu.r,,rt 10 caplur. ,ha IoI
pir'.r. NIl'n n,c,mr u.r..,N lu
90. replc u' p.m Ma count, 100 w
Hru.r OF lh"I lNr-. Co. l,..' g. TIE
rt- ~ 'h' ngAut.' e.. Du... Vs..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

Just now the forces In the local railroad
yards are kept quite busy by large ship.
ments Of oranges and stock. Yesterday
twsnty.eight carloads VI oranges were
handed at the yards, The California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

tu' lIar,NrIl, IN her ln-t syndicate ~.
urlr. -N-. 4 don't recommend auN -p".
rlai brand IT tea tur afternoon "'rIock H..
&c., huWrrr know all ahout the test
tea (" take at night lHTk~ lea viii rrI.
hlulN rlrGr your complexion AMI purify
Nnur hl~d. luu VIII be- surprised ~ ,lr
Impeachment II Nuu take u cup ~ i'Hrk-'
Tea each night sold hl IN lhu-. II.
kuI .u~- \ ~uli
II suffering wlth piles II viii iuIrlas,
Nuu t. SNOW that i" Wits witch Hazel
~al,r Viii cure them hts medicine l.
a Specific for all complaints ~ this char.
Hc,"l, aud II instructions which are sim.
ri" arr carried out, cure will result.
We have tested his IA numcTou, eases,
and ALWAYS with Ike Results, II never
tailr llllthufS \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
FACTS ABOUT roisom.
A Review Of The Cas.s Upon whleh FOL.
som was convicted.

..I Ail 700 l'hlt WIZ tll wv Ii'ttthl ttlii".
..wu Il our contemporaries have ma g..
ww,ut- Thereon which indicate cithr,
,a'Ir lgi sauce of ~. ,n,u.,. ufairt.
a.,..,. l,..u t,w,-,a,r Nl.m. lu- h..
hrru ESPECIALLY The ca, With the dai,
pt,.i puDu.uu ~ o., mulru ~pani.l
.,.'rw.n, urU tho t.,u' IA. mountain.
~h.fc ~, l.,r SANTA triN,t comes r,,
u. 'h' MU. l't ,ap.l ht- haDI,uaI.
...tru g tN.. 40 sea 'a.E W.,HA,t TAI.
,.u.llrr. aaN U.. %. vuaNIu.ut an
... against ,m a.. ua.u l.r tn.
ul1 u., TO- 'rty c.,at, nyl $50. r.ubal.
,.. 500 90, g,u,jN .nmIN u.,u,.d o..
,N,Iuu.- .lgau towards ,,,Ntlln.
..... &c. no tu Dc, lr.u. r.uurc,..
... Nutwuu,.
.., .,.r ;,t.u u,rt.l.H uou,N ,u.l.
..u..ur'.. lr.u 100 Poison. ,A.r.i.
a..... j'l..... h.jNus g. u.lN "a. n..
.,E. ,..m.i "a lauA N..e,,r auY 30.
.l..la..I 10, o. N..ra the punlr d.,
las. a,t.,t. Zoo tu.N u,J., n.,.I,..
l...,..l.. 1850. Ia. VS.. IuIr,ul o.,
...I. gltu.u'. ,.i ,.r.,l., .NI.r.ul,g.
....... f.u.i ,.u .,....u.r,..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21
early crop is being rushed 70 the east iof
the Christmas holidays. The fruit was

'nr shitn'hhs honuhya Ine trult was
plucked a little green aud l. expected IL
iil,cn 10y tn teaming process In transit.
he earl, orang" crop nj llcrmosilla.
Mexico. I. aid t. IT, futting nn the
ground TT want Il eats, the santa H.
nllwa' mran, hiue crow lrl i"r roll.
NIX stock
APART iwm Gang -mpm'ut, between
UNITY ant nN carload, Il rattlc pd--
though hrr hu-i every day for tic
east
Eight carioal, " sheep were loa led at
Nm.luw Yesterday and passed through
here this mrtu,ug fur the east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

lnr Mluul" cough cue I-a I"lu,dI
remedy iur Group ~Mrtur chl'I'u am
adult hll-lurN \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

he Wits Little Early RiSers for bill.
iousnesS, indigestion. constipation, 4
small pill, prompt cure Pillsbury Il
Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

NJ Balue came In from Kelly on pas.
senger No, last night,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

Rev, osborn ut the Episcopal church,
hallup and Fort Nlngate, l. IN the city
tu-dtN from the west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

s"n why he should hc made the scape
goat Gni .aIdl"i With all II the rcspnn.
.ibilitN II III" breaking Town II the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-21

m"mh"r - thn part, now making n
e." Through GrorEn IN Judge Colliers
WNll" rlr. -.ul- I'm CITIZEN the iol.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-10-25

Although "cvcry dor has his day."
few OF the species attain to the dis-
tincsion and celebrity OF one which
formerly belonged 20 the lato Mr.
Arthur Durham The faEle Ql this
animal WAS spread FAR and widQshmsx
five and twenty or thirty yr1i5 ngo,
and "Durham'a dog" WAS Ms welt.
known m scientific circles as tissapres-
idcnt Of the Royal society. Fof~the
better pursuit OF his investigati6Ay
into the state of the brain In sleeping
and waking, MIR Durham had removed
a large part Of the animals skull, and
had glazed the ori;icc with n stout
wntch-glass. The operation had been
performed with the assistance OF anms.
thetics, and the dog was quite unaware
that anything OF the kind had occurred
to hin, or that he had n transparent
crown TO his Uranium. Iiut through
this watch-glass the state Of the c!rcu-
lation in his brain In sleeping or walk
ing could be observed with the greatest
accuracy and ease, and much usefu
information was thus supplied by him
believe that he lived happily for
many years afterwards, and that he
suffered no Inconvenience from having
a glass top. London World
Sierra County advocate., 1895-10-25
TITLE TO SELL.
Tucson, Arizona.

One Of the most Interesting
real estate transactions ever at
tempted in San Francisco 10 now
in the hands of Andrea Sharboro,
who IL trying TO negotiate the
transfer Of a large Italian estate
wh:ch carries the title of Duke, to
Francis q. Newlands. While
Congressman Newlands cares moth
ing about the title Of Duke; u IL
said that he will make q careful
study OF the estate during his
European tour
The estate has been offered to
the VanderbiIta, to Rockefeller, To
Walter Hobart and TO James Cor
don Bennettl and there 10 much
local interest In the final resnlt OK
the deal, (which has long been un-
dor wFy,
One Of thMold Dukes Of an aris-
tocratic regio6Nin midlle.ltaly, not
far from the "a ous bailiw,ck OF
i; s;;as Duke Of Tuscany. il the fallen
hcfowho is willing TO sell the glory
Of titfssfor the coin OF Ameri-
cans. -
Several local millionaires are
aaid to have been much interested
In the outlook, because, in addition
to the glory OF the title, the des-
cription says. "rhere are strong
waterfalls which could be utilized
as power for establishing factories
or paper mills. The possession ls
divided into three principal tracts
The first il called the villa and an,
nexes, consisting of six farms, in
cluding gardens and the pasture
meadow lands; the second tract
consists largely Of forests OF birch
trees, snd of cultivated and pasture
lands, while the.third tract Is cata-
logued as office buildings, ware
houses, wood and coal"
The total cost OF the vast area
offered will be about 81 900, 900,
and TO facilitate the sale the owner
allows payments on the instailm
plan with reasonable interest.
The prospectus is one OF the queer
est ever issued, being written sS Sc
to appeal to the lover OF the poetry
OF Dante and Milton, and yet the
practical aide is plainly in evi-
dence.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Las Cruces, n. NJ /
October 10Th, 1895. I

Notice il hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof viii
be made before the Probate Judge or
Probate Clerk at Illllsboro, N. NJ, on
November 25th, 1895 viz Tomas Ribera,
who made homestead application No.
1857. Tor the S-W a of S-E. a and Lot s.
Sec. 2g, NV. a Of y +. "A. NE. 4
NV. a and Lot 2, Sec. -, Township
IA ; Range W.
lie names the following Witnesses %
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz;
Guillermo Morales, Of Las Palo-
mas, New Mexico.
Jose n. Duran, OF Las Palonas, New
Mexico.
Estanislado Nalensuela, Of Las Palomas
New Mexico.
Juan Maria Armijo, 81 Las Palomas,
New Mexico.
Any person who desires 10 protest
against the allowance Of such proof, Or
who knows Of any substantial reason,
under the law ard regulations of the In
terror Department, Why sueh proof
should not be allowed, will be given an
at the above mentioned
time and place to cross examine the
witnesses Of said claimant, and % offer
evideUce IN rebuttal of thai submitted
bS claimant
,IQWN. T. N.Y. ~.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-10-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
FEDERAL.

Delegate 10 Congress, Thos. b.
Catron
Governor, W, L Thornton.
Secretary, Lorion Miller.
Chief Justice, Thus. Smith.
Associate Justices, W. 9. Collier,
II b. Hamilton, Gideon d. Bantz,
n. b. Laughlin,
Surveyor General, c. f. Easley,
United States Collector G. NJ. Shan
non.
L S. District Attorney, j. b. Heming-
way
Assistant u. S. District Attorney.
Thos. b Hehn
u s Marshal, i l. Hall
Register Land Office, j NJ Walker,
Santa Re
Rec Land Office, p Delgardo
Reg. Land Office, j. d. Bryan, Las
Cruces.
Rec. Land Office, s. p. Ascarate, Las
Cruces
Reg. Land Office, II II. Young, Ros-
we'll.
Rec. Land Office, w. II. Cosgiove,
Roswell
Reg Land Office, VIM. Boyle, Folsom
Rec. Land Office, II c. Pickles, Fol
som.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-10-25
A cool AND CLEVER GIRL.
Who In Iadyiike Way Managed 20
Mortisy Two Rude Men.


A girl know told me little story
the other day, says writer. She Is
quite an ordinary girl, well-behaved
enough If people let her alone, and
making no claim 10 equality with any
ono except underextreme aggravation.
She Is busy person and therefore.
when going home to dinner, only
reached the station in time for the cx.
act train, which would insure punctual-
ity, II WAS late and IL was crowded.
TO waste time finding seat would bs
10 he lett behind She got into the
carriage which stopped opposite her
and fading IL full, stood quietly by
the door
Two men ON opposite sides Of the
carriage looked az her in wrath and
the ono said tyou can imagine the air
of saiipraisol II never give up my
seat u lady"
"Nsi,her do ], " said the other, "lts
unreasonable that they should ex-
pcyt it,"
Taey started p sort OF duet on the
subject, cnlarcing hy turns and in uni
ron on their ilrmness in keeping their
seats, the NelHshness OF women ia
getting INTO frll carriares-thev had
paid for their aaate, why should they
give hem up-and much more to tn
same effect, nll directed with blaca
loalIs at my friend hy the door,
she heard, unconcornel. The opin.
ions of the speakers dill not utercat
her at all; there was no reason why
she should trouble to answer them,
All she wanted was To be home in time
for Dime. When some one in tbs
carriage aliQhted at "a station she took
the sent vaeatod and would have
Thought no more OF tho matter had not
the two men still continued to tall, II
her with wearisome iteration. After
few more stations were passed
another passenger got out, and WON
nn getting in, asked my friend quite
unnecessary question. The two men
looked up; they could not help being
interested IN anything the woman they
had been talking about so long might
say.
She smiled sadly and shook her head.
The question was repeated OF course,
three or four people in the carriage
answered 1t at once, but my friend
shook her head more sadly still and
pointed to her ears.
"Ah, denrl Poor thinR!' said the
qucstoner.
And the blank, absurd faces OF those
two men were II sight 90 see. My |
fiend said their humiliation would |
have made her repent her litte fraud !
hu 4 e.. 4 -
wholesome delight it afforded the rest |
of the passengers Tho shout OF laugh |
ter that rose at the expense Of those
two men was almost enough To deafen |
anyone In sobercprnest New budget