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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20
COMMERCIAL.

sAlT LAKE CLEARING nJusR.
TojAy's clearing house exchange,
amounted 10 Sll9,4ij, tsme day last
year, Sls2 SIS.
Weeks olearings, ssB4,lsI same
week lasi year, ssis,57J.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvsr, o. load, $3.50.
Londou-3U4i.
ORB AND BULLION.
W. =. McCorn'ok d Go. received to.
day: Silver AMI sal ofcs, {S,7g5.
sTOChs AND nAHEEIA.
uSAuA LiyE STOCK.
Sp'd,ai 10 us news
, south Omaha, Sch July 20.
Sa!.e tee,ll. .u' rnATEtt steady 10 strong.
western steDrH, 8 a - 81.
htocEcrs ami feeders. y2adflpT.
rhtcp receipts $40. market STRONGER.
tAir To ghuicn WESTERN, !!GsiiI.
Lamhf, aAglHih.la.
INV luUN. Jaiy .b-stock market opep,J
duW, lrm: iulusirals sitshuy higher, rail.
ways un banged
,uINlsu uAHEEr
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OAh-JuIN 81 NtutUuH.. %
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lafa=luiy, 5 q september Hta..4Gls.
hlhs-Ju.y,i1 ..' september, 3l.li
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Timothy 20
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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE,

Arranged u hor chronological order. Edited hy w. g. Clarke
aud w Aids Wright With introduction Go each play,
adapted nom tho Shakospo,reau Primer Prof upNdon.
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,." g the great number u people who enjoy reading
"N the glossary
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The RIO GfsuIo Western Railway
rgenis viii, urgipning on July ~, spll
tNCuPiUB tickets 10 GlenwUll -uflrgs
ana return via tho isnvrI X R0
GrsnIe Rsilruaj, at 5000. THr6r
tickets will le gtod three days IRON
GATE NJ sale, sni will Include two days
board nj the Hotel CulnfaiE, aud two
baths Ia the famous Glctu f.d -ptllg,.
The Hotel Colorado. ,.. q enw0ru
Springs, IL the finest anu beat hotel in
Colorado.
The RIO Grsnde we,tsrh sgent. will
also cell excursion tickets 10 Glsnwoud
SPRING., via the famous Denver 4 Rio
GRnde kailfoa good thirty days tor
g.e.uU, uT Sky uuvs Tor s95 Uu.
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PROVO.
legal Mnllers.

Provo, U1Ai, yuir 40. 1896.
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On the Glorious .Iir, rionssr Dai, ~
saIIaII.

EXCursions viii be- run from al
points IN Utah. The grand pavilion
will be a novel sight. A living spec.
taCle, yet It Will he equal to tho &C.
cpsiUn, lts wonderful facilities AMI
able management have been tested ma
many occasions and found able 10
accommodate al.
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The FAYORITR COOK BOOK.

, compilation q carefully SOLICITED icripos that have boon
"l.usnF Tested by otperonoo ,ou lho most complete cu
hIN tu' rlWpscla published Sow, original Practical. prra
l.g'' Containing o. tc.ires each guaranteed
li.'t 10" general
.l''HNnhlo list OF menus ls AN CONE
I,"r"nH book pui-ri Tho compilation boon carefully
ltmod 10y r''k ui recognized ability understands
requirements aud cuubiu, at tho average household
lt W large ceur type, so tho recipes can ho easily followed
@ We uo3h gAci he 'noA OF tho table ont Of tho way Il
- 30 NnHnu That % Will remain open any desired place The
hnlhg white oil cloth, u 81 becomes s1ed easily
90 "u,n WIN damp cloth b.~ iagcs Size sNlO Inches
amounts E1.ul '''
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03
Rrand Inrr Renort.

To the Hon Gideon d. Bantz, Aasoci-
ate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the Territory Of New Mexico. and Pre-
siding Judge Of the Third judicial Dis
trct Court thereof.
Sm:-In conformity with the iustruc-
tions OF this court, The grand jury for
the present term respectfully submit
their final report, as follows:
We have taken action in the case OF
every prisoner confined in the County
Jail and have found indictments ia eli
cases where In our judgment, the evil
denco warranted the same; where the
facta submitted did not warrant such
action va have refused TO indict.
There were various complaints made
10 US which we carefully considered,
under the instructions Of she court. A
maiOrity q the cases were OF q trivial
nature and these were promptly dis.
posed Of. Others OF merit have been
returned 70 this court IN the form o. In
dictmenta.
The COMMITTEES appointed BY this body
10 examine into the affairs Of the two
hospitals ia Silver City report both 70 be
excollently managed and 70 goOd con-
dition aud ali charity patients receiving
the best Of care and attention. There
e "a inaane woman receiving treatment
&C the Sisters hospital who has been 10
that institution over two years. it ID 30
imposition on these good Sisters that
they should b compelled 20 devote the
tlme and trouble TO this patient, when
che properly belongs IN the asylum 81
Las Vegas, whore special attention can
b. Riv00 such casea. The patient ~ a.
helpless a. q child and really require,
closer treatment. There IL also an 10.
sane man 10 the County jail. We would
respectfully suggest that both these IN.
koFiunatos BE- sent 10 the Las Vegas
asylum and their expenses paid By the
County, which arrangements would b
much lass expensive than 81 present and
much more humane.
The committee appointed % examine
ahe joil found the same 70 b neat and
ciean end proper regard tor sanitary ar
lfanaamenia There was no complaint
from any q The pnsouefG.
The COMMITTEES Appointed 10 examin,
the Offices Of the sheriff, treasurer
clerk, collector. Bnd asseaaor have por
formed their respective duties and thoil
ro0orta aro attached hereto.
The grand jury would recommend
that stringent measures b adopted b
the proper oaIoem 10 compel the COLES
tion of The balance ror eanlng unpaid q
the Berg and WhitehIl judgmenti ob
/ tanned 81 previous terms of this courl
We are informed that Only a portion o
these judgments have bsen paid By "a
Berg bondsmen and that nothing 30
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03
PRINCES VICTORY.

Ex-Gov. Princes free coinage
resolution went through the trans
Mississippi congress with a whoop.
A strong fight was made against
it. But Bryan brought his mas
terly powers into play and so
earnestly backed up New Mexico's
ex-governor as to win the day,
thereby scoring a big card for
western sentiment. It would have
been most humiliating had the
COOLEST successfully carried out
their plans, all well set, to capture
the representative body Of west
ern men, and the New Mexican is
frank to say that the masses in
New Mexico appreciate the splen-
did efforts Of ex-Gov. Prince in
their behalf. We are quite as GER
tain also that the republican press
of the territory will have precious
little praise for Prince in the
premises-the republican press Of
New Mexico is peoned to persons
antagonistic TO Prince, and large.
ly, too, because he is the uncom.
promising friend Of the free coin.
age principle New Mexican.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03


Hon. John Oorlatt, Foreman Grant
County Grand jury.
SrR.-Wo your committee duly Rp-
pointed 70 visit and investigate the q.
fairs Of the Office Of assessor and tax col
leotoE beg leave 70 submit The follow
ing report:
We visited and inquired into The AZ
fairs 81 tho o6ica OF assessor and find
tia. tho tax rolia havo been completed
and turned over % the board Of County
commissioner We further find that
The assessor has made township plats Of
ali the lands IN the County, thereby
causing ell lands 70 BE- assessed, this
item In itaolf has caused quite an AZ
dition 20 the tax rolls. The assessment
hes beer made Up BY townships thereby
aiding the collector IN locating the prop
erty assessed.
We have visited and examined into
the Affairs Of the odico of The tax oolieo-
tor, we fnd thst the books Of the ONCE
are kept in q systematic manner, q
record being kept Of each and every tax
paid, aud receipts were exhibited Tor ell
taxea collected up 10 Nov. LIST. 1895.
We attach 70 this report a statement
Of tho balances due account taxes also
statement Of the amounts Of monies and
credits due the collector for the year
1895.
The tax collector ia credited ~ follows,
uDon the vsrioua taxes OF the various
years AZ ses forth here below:
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03
SHORT TAEKsOE IBvERFIsiNG.

copyrighted BY Charles Austin Batas,l ~
The use Of i1iustrations in adj
vertlsing is becoming more and
more general and more and more
Intelligent. . arr
The English ire great admirers
OF what they call blocks in their
advertising, and have always used
more and better illustrations than
Americans have.
The stiff, old, stereotyped wood
cut, representing q watch or a
shoe, or q trunk, has been out OF
use with Us only a few years.
Such cuts are used even now in
many places.
1 am not sure that WsnRmaker
originated the use of artistic out
line cuts in adyert but 1t Is
certain that the W6hamaker cuts
have had q great influence on adj
yertisement illustrating.
Their chief merit Hes in the
fact that they show 1.-THE article
pictured as it locks iii actuAl use.
lie the advertisement is about
shoes, the picture is Of a man
pulling on en- easy shoe, or Of a
dainty, stylish woman lifting q
pretty and shapely foot
The illustrations are always
suggestive and always we'll drawn.
may as we'll say here that
, do not think much Of the alleged
humorous cuts that are used more
J or less all over the es1ntry-thS
ones which rnnt to ppng and "cnte,
ness" They mRy attract Atten-
ton, bat attracting attention ism
the best an I'D. can do A comic
3 cut isn't cOnTincing. 1T dDssn'
: tell anything pr prOv6 anything
3 about the man or the Gods Rdver
! tised. I don't, beliee that BuCl
y ads. sell goods.
The English idea % the use o
some pretty picture, irrespective
Of its subject, OF its relation 10 tn
z thing advertised. The idea il
3 this case also is TO attract alton
3 ton. 1 think IL is wrong. A Gu
should be used merely to illus
3 trate the advertisement, and no
a. the advertisement itself. II
Illustration should be subordinate
3 In ordinary weekly newspaper I'D
yertising the cut should be small
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03
plIa Letter.

Oar hunters have returned, not over.
loaded with bear but with several quar-
ters Of elk and deer, and at tho same
time with n great deal Of experience.
Bear signs we're plentiful, and Mr.. Ly-
ons, the leader always picked out the.
largest 70 follow, aud Il waF seldom
thoy missed the bear. They report
plenty Of game, aud the camp vas al
ways we'll supplied with venison, wild
turkey. etc. One accident In partiou-
lar befell the hunters and that was
with a horse while travelling along q
very narrow path on the edge OF \ bluff.
One OF tho pack hoEges missed bis foot
ing and FELL shout four hundred feet
The first thing Il struck was 3 tree,
winch was very badly disHRured. After
q few minutes 1t was decided to 60
down 70 the supposed dead horse and
get the p~ack-saddle, but imagine their
surprise when they got 10 the animal;
be was alive and standing up and appaF-
emily none the worse Tor his downward
trip. Later the anithal did duty and
carried home q pack I.might here add
for the benefit Of those snt8rested that
MI. Lyons il VOrEbuey since bis return
Ia looking up the oFigiiRoof this cele.
brated piece Of stock IL il needless Ia
state that the price Oh thiB- animal has
advanced four hdndredsdollRrs.
The shelly Denton Ranch and Cat.
le Company has. erected a fine residence
on the Phbiio road which will soon be
thrown open for public inspection. Z
As the years roll byit becomes neces.
sary for the farmer to look TO something
else for q livelihood, and nov q new
scheme presents itself; II 10 bee culture
Here on the river nearly every farmer
has alfalfa and il blooms four or ave
times each season and, will yield hund.
reds Of pounds OF honey each time; and
at the same time we have growing wild
many kinds Of honey producing weedI
which In the future win draw the at
tention OF progressive farmers.
DR.. Barron, one'ot the leading stock
holders in the CHA Farm Co, has decid
cd that a new, and at the same time
more commodious, store must DO erect
ed in piacerot the present one. 1T sal
been known for a long time that thu
pEcbcnS ubAuobuNo WIS wv uUDtoO u
the business, aud the new one is 10 b.
one hundred feet long by thirty ii
width. 1T 10 TO be erected near the OH
store, and the old n wall be used o.
q store house. ij
Our farmers are now very busy haul
ing corn and alfalfa to Silver Creek anC
are disposing of their products at yer,
fair prices.
/ met our teacher, DR.. Walls. who i
conducting the school at Horns, and b.
told me be attended q Mexican with
wound In his right side inflicted with
knife or q pistol. The Mexican applies
for aid on Tuesday and has not beeI
seen since. .{ss,t
/ will now take the opportunity o
thanking the many residents and other
who have written many complimentaF
letters TO me ia regard 10 my week.
letters. It will always be my object an
aim TO present itema To-: the outsIdI
world 10 justice 10 Rii..N CLEoPHAA
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

SocoRRo was visited by a de-
structive FIRE last Tuesday sustain
ing a loss Of $4,000 which was
covered by insurance for about
one third the amount. The fire.
men were unable to control the
flames owing to insufficient water
-nrassnre
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10 the foreman of &c Grand Jun.

AZ Nh9 AOAgAoA VI WV 0AAAA july
We your committee appointed TO look
into the affairs Of the Office OF the pro-
bate clerk, beg leave to report, that we
have examined the books Of account,
records and papers on file In said Office
and find the hccounts rs kept in sys.
temmatical order and information read
lily obtained.
Your committee further finds that 10
a. much as bonded Indebtedness has
heretofore repeatedly been stated by
former committees and now stands the
same a. then, il is not necessary FOR
your committee 70 report the same, the
time being exceedingly short in which
TO make examination we are unable "a
give the floating indebtedness Of the
county rs tho same would require mora
time than allowed.
Respectfully submitted.
RIcHARD w. GRABE,
y. A. DnEMIcK,
CHAs. STEPHENS,
Committee
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Not,na for Pnhnoat,on.
-. cyuce Vl n. M 99e oe,o FsF y. Us

OulaEu DlcALn AaANA VHlNN1
r.. las Cruces. N. M October 10, 1895.
NOTICEis hereby gwen. that the ;9QleEing
IN named settler has hled notice OF her inten-
tiOn to make anal proof In support OF he- claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
Probate Judge OF Probate Clerk at Silver City,
N. NJ, on December 30, 1895, VIZ; Mary H.. Scha-
fer, widow OF George Schafer, deceased. who
made Homestead application No. 1905. for the
" leg e ia, Q - IA ana the n Q IA . "
IA see Z, tp. II 3, II. 10 W.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, by herself and deceased husband
YiE:
Charles stephens,
Dr.. L. b. Robinson,
George Norton.
Any person who desires 70 protest against she
allowance Of such proof, or who knows OF ans
substantial reason, under the law and the regl
Iaiions on the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, VIII be given an
opportunity nt the above mentioned time ano
place 10 cr0ss. examine tie witnesses Of said
claimant, and 70 offer evidence In reDutial Ol
joins d. BRYAN.
este Register
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03
NUNBER ONE.
Editor SOUTHWEST sENTINEL.

Editor SOUTHWEST SENTINEL.
Please put the name of r. p.
Hart, assignee for Classen Bros,
Lordsburg, at the head Of your
Roll of Honor, he having paid
the creditors of said estate 4 cents
on the dollar and is entitled to
head the list. B.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

WE hope the clerk of the wealth
er had plenty of turkey, cranber-
ries and other good things on
Thanksgiving day. He has APP
pesred quite indifferent as to the
kind Of weather his subjects have
been enduring in this sunny CLINE
of late. He ought to be good ma
tured on q full stomach.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

/ like outline cuts about an inch
to an inch and q half vide, with
reading matter set down one side.
Generally speaking, / would not
have more than three display lines
in the ad. and more often only
two-the headline and the name
of the advertiser.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

been reoeived on the Whitohiii matter.
The money % needed badly for the main
tcnnnco 81 the County aud We deem lt
only just that al aud not = Few should
DO brought under tho enforcement ~
the onooutiona Issued IN these cauaoa
Having completed al the work before
u, the Grad Jury respectfully asks 20
BE- diocharGod without delay.
JoHN CoRnETE,
Foreman.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

District OF the TerrtEOfy OF New hoAicO. SlttiuB
within and for the County Of Grant. In Chan
Gerry. .n
Lu,a 4saos,s'n No. $40. Divorce.
rTVhe said defendant. Edward Henderson. IS
i hereby notified that a suit In chancery has
been commenced against HIM In the District
Court Of size Third Judicial District Of the Ter
ntOFy OF New Mexico, sitting within and for the
County OF Grant, by said complainant, Lulu
Henderson, to obtain a decree for divorce from
the said respondent upon the grounds OF aban
donment and nOn-support On the part Of the said
respondent; complainant prays for absolute d.
vOrce and the custody Of child, Esteila Hender-
son: that unIess said respondent enter his aD-
pearance in said suit with the clerk and regis
ter In ohancery Of said court on or before the
hIst return day occurring mot less than twenty
days after service hereof " the respondent
served is 3 resident OF said Judicial District, or
on tile first return day occurring not less than
thirty days after service hereof, II the respond.
ent served Is not . resident o. said Judicial
District, the same being the first Monday IN
each month being q return day, = decree pro
~cOniessO will be entered herein.
W. b. WALTON
est Attorney for Complainant.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

John Corbett, foreman Grant County
Grand Jury.
SIR:-We your committee appointed
TO look into the affairs Of the Office Of
the County treasurer, beg leave 10 sub
INIT the following ~ u report OF such
investigation.
We called upon the treasurer, and We
ind that books are kept ia Q business
like and systematic manner, vouchers
for all expenditures were on file for all
payments made By the treasurer. We
beg leave 10 attach hereto and make 9
part OF this oar report two statements
furnished US by the said treasurer, show
ing the amount Of monies DOW Ia The
bands Of said treasurer, and the various
and sundy funds Ia which amounts ol
money exist.
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY w. YoUN0,
IL e. ToNEy.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

las Cruces, n, nj. NoT. %, isS5

NJ y 80 y 80 -|0f
las Cruces, n. M, Nor. 20, 1895.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has He'd notice Of his inten-
ton 70. make nnal proof IN support OF his claim,
and that said proof win be made before the
Probate Judge or Probate Clerk e Silver City,
N. n, on January atb, 1855, Wis Ferdinand
Beilum, who made homestead application No.
lT2S for lot No. &aw4ne J. and sw NV ],
Sec. ~, Twp. AZ 9. Il. rs ".
ne names the following witnesses b prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
Julius %~sIlgshausen, Of Central, ~ N.
John Walters,
J. G. Givens,
Godfrey Geiser,
Any person who desires 10 protest against the
allowances OF such proof. or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the laws and regula-
tons OF the interior department., why such
proofs should not be allowed, Will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place 20 crOss-examine the witnesses OF said
claimant, aud n offer evidence IN roDuttal 81
that submitted BY claimant.
496t. Register.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

Mr.. John afbqtff. Foreman Grant
County 0rahd Jpfg. "A
We, your committee. appointed 10 in
vestiRato the sherifs Office and jail re-
port that We found the affairs OF both
olioe and Jail eondacted 10 a business
like manner, and the jail In q clean heal
Thy condition.
We found OnlyOne peEsan5 q man, con-
fined IN the iail on the charge Of insan-
ity. Respectfully submitted
.e ALBRRT BEAIs,
. A. 8, GOoDELE.
~. bKNARIDEs.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

THR merchant who would enjoy
a good holiday trade must adver-
tisc Experience has established
this fact
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

We arc really ashamed OF the
IN weather we have endured the
past two weeks. II isn't at all
.liko our New Mexico climate
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

The great game Of foot ball be-
tween Leland Stamford and Berk-
ley universities, played in Sar
Francisco, on Thanksgiving day
resulted in a tie. Over 10000
people sat in the rain and wit
messed the game.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of New Mexico. sitting
within and for the County Of Grant. In Chan
Gerry.
TsidorA Martinez de Mendez1
vs.. SNo. Si47. Divorce.
EpimendiO Mendez.
rTyhe said defendant, Eplmendio Mendez. is
LII hereby notified that q suit In chancery has
been commenced against him In the District
Court Of the Third judicial District Of the Terri
tory OF New Mexico, sitting within and Tor the
County Of Grant, by said complainant, ISidOrH
Martinez'do Mendez, 70 obtain a decree for d.
q abAndonmen and adultery on the part OF the
said respondent. Complainant prays for absO-
lutte divorce and the custody OF child. Rafae
Mendez; that unless said respondent enter his
appearance In said suit with the clerk and reg
lister IN ohancery Of said court on or before the
first Monday IN January, 1895, q decree pro con.
W. b. WALTON.
JAMES s. FIELDER, Clerk
4e-4t Attorney for Complainant.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

The foregoing credits include rebated
taxes, properly approved by the board OF
Comfy commissioners.
The collector exhibited proper receipts
from the County treasurer for all
amounts paid TO him.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

NogENDEB was . great month
for business wiki the SOUTHWEST
gEErnRE Now let our friends
come forward and assist in max
ING December the banner month
during tho exirtepce Of this paper.
pring % your Advertising and job
york
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

WoSDER Il che Lord heard the
prayers sent up for wicked Bob
Iugersoll by the Christian En-
deavor societies Of Canada last
Sunday?
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

WELL, the U. s. senate Is ogain
in the hands Of the q. o. p.
Considering tho history Of chat
party, have w hope Tor any re-
Iiaf1
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03

BETTER BE- on your good b.
havior nov. Santa Claus has hia
~ on you.
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- u. IONEY.
Silver City, N. NJ, Nov. %, 1895.

Statement Of N. A. Bollob, treasures
Of Grsut County, at the Close Of business
Nov. "a 1895;
nalanc8 on hand Sept. % 1875. .......e $500 n
Reed. 81 A.B.LAlrd aBd other sources
Az tunds.-.s+ .s.~.s.ss. ssss.s."" 4sS34 81
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Notice ofsuit.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
OF the Territory OF New Mexico. sitting
fithin and for the County Of Grant. In Chan
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-03
n LIST.
Grant County Receivers Who Have
Paid Dividends.

r. p. Hart assignee for Oassen Bros, Lords.
buTg, paid creditors 4 cents on the dollar.