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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-23

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OF junction City, Kansas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25
ECOS DEL Ola
I0MrOneaQaggd


Il Hanme va cOntado ss., I. t u. 1922.
LectoT, ell lsuceso,,
En- I'm pueblo. vecino ocurrido4
Con unOs torerOs. y
Parece que el pdblieo
Aioj6 81 dinero,
Y Ala plaza llegado que hubo
Sinti0 d Zen su alma cundi0 Ell desaliento
sPorQue el diestro torero era un tontol
] Y ell blchO era I'M lerdo, Sd 3S5a5858s sA.
Que no sc ibaaa fondo
Por ning1n ID. Sc0ggceasto. #.thaE s
Yo, lector, opino, .t. .4a.ss.s.
Que en- question de cuernos, -
Hay que ir muy despacio
z con mucho, tiento; r# s2
Mirar el ganado, ~ 81 s.T. 4. ....gss.
Yer 81 ses malo bueno, I'd .sssn.@, .ta. ...F
Porque de este modo -. .s<r,. .ss..,. @afi.,te.
| Sc evita al mOmento
| Que nos den un timo, .ssf s~tfz .,%e-
| Como los larefios II u. .*-f7f.@.f fr,ss<s .sf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25
R1R11ornoA De ..tA CoRnEgpoNDnNo1A.e BIS

tura, que lie ocup6 mds tempo que los otros
.1>..~ Era Raimurda, pero Raimunda los trein-
ia enos, en- el momento en- que q Ia habfa en-
a contrado en- una orgfa aturdide, en- el esplendor
~ de su hermosurs, una meravilla. >s....
~S:<<a Y de pronto 10 rompi6 con los dientes, ex-
poniendose cortarae con ell cristal del cuadro,
yle echo al fuego con les otros.
....cr 81 auto de f9 no dur6 mas que an instante.
.s@ ALI, en pocas r giDas, en- algunss hojas de
papel, en- alguBag cabezas de mujer, habfa vein
te ados de su vida. E. s@3s r @,@~
50 Fl resto Sc hab1a evaporado por ST
De la cat8strofe no sobreYiYieron mas que
dos cartas una fotograffa: las cartas de An
drea sd retratoo zza7se 7$.. 1zA@
81 El conde las, leY6 y las examin6 con aten-
ci6n las puso encma de la llama sin Eoltarlae,
Vaclo IN momento Pero refexion6 3 hizo con
elias IN paquete sobre e1 cual escribi6:
! a7ssa "Se ruega al doctor Bertaud, haga negar
en- secreto estos papeles lassenora Chanbay"
de pronto, oyeDdosonar 81 timbre de Ia
entrada, 10 meti6 en- el bolsilo izquierdo del IN
terror de 81 americana sfsl.f
asaasa I'll Ibaaa deoir. d:au erado;
No estoy para hadie: .ss.,s go
Pero no fae este el quaentr6
Fue Raimunda. s.ss .I,s.,.. "
Les lahios llsios del conde exprssaron violenta
contrariedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25
AZORES c1N MAfAN

amigos. monte en- su coche, que le esperaba,
volvi6 su casa. ..ss = -.e+ +43zar I.e.
:H:b Sus amigos le dIeron al salir: Il
ao.a va sabes, no 10 divides "A las tres
media en- la ''villa" Hope. ALI estaremos.. ).
con los ,:nstrumentos'5, No. t. ooupeS de
NADIA. E.
Y Seimarzs rectifc6:
-iAh! ST, lleva a tn medico. @5~~
-Es el doctor Bertaud. ?. ~. @s&@ @'
v -Prevenle. i. en- caso de accicente-...
-Bueno. y. pensare en- ESQ. -. - A&s@7
en- seguida parti6 "a @ ~ @<-
En- su cabins te su roatro cambi6 50 pri-
1nera mirada fue al reloj. @oea ne
3d ST hubiera uno en- la zelda de los condena-
dos muerte, 10 consultarfBn con frecuencia
Cuado Ell tempo esta taaado, sc miriam con
anaiedad como recorren las agujas Ia esfera.
Rambert se sent6 en- SD escritorio, puso dos
lfneas al doctor y Sc las entreg6 al criado para
que las llevara: sSe os ruega vengais q reco-
II eernle para I'm asunto grave, las tres cuarto
en- la Villa Hope sasaf
sssa Despues vacio los cajones amor ton6 en-
Ia chimenea una porcon de papeles y de- foto-
lftl Qrafias las peg6 fuego con una cerilla
nj Sc Guido de yer arder ztodOs aaquellos
Hs vieiog recuerdCs. - 8sFf sas III
Mientras se quemaban, tenfaaentra Eus ma
! pos an Eetreto DE mHier, unregalo, una minia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25
q n a r ADA

La sobrina del judfo
que me presto treinta duros
cuando pas6 Ilnos apuros
metalicos este estfo,
en- un estuche magnffico
aver tarde, con recato,
r6niti0me su retratO
con ln nombre en- gerogh
en- esta forma: una nota
(que es la sflaba p1'Gmern)
y dos letras (dOs terceroD
y aunQue no entiendo una iotR
de gerog Iffcos, pude
sacar en- ell mismo dia
el nombre de la judfa.
Est1dielo quien 10 dude. s.,sf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25

AnRIAREN SOR Don Hermenegildo
Diaz Donis, agrimensor titulado, residen-
te en- Aguas-B Buenas, ofrece sus servicios
Pueden avisarle los domingos en- su dOrni-
clio en- el citado pueblo dc Aguas- -Bue-
mas. l5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25
Felicidad conyugal.

Vino de LoGRoEo, bodegas de Garcia
Angucana Rioa cosecha de 1862 Este exec
lente ha so analzado en- 81
ad noradad oo1nponentes prncipales fq6 deca-
"Tino exento deimpurezas nocvas L. salpd
atestgua las exceencias del VINO DE 10
GRONO 10 poseen disposition que qucan verlo Los
dncos agentes cue Sobrino de Lna Compana
Losprecos por m6dcos La docena de bote
11oC a1o@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25

CRUZ 27. Escuela elemental de ni-
fias. -Se.preparan alumnas que deseen sin
aresar en- la Normal de Maestras =. sea fa
cilitan q este objeto cuanto datos Sc soli-
citen. Hip6EStd Ajenjo de ALonso 81
EL PARlSlEM8E. BARBERIA Y Pr
LUQUERIA. A.-CRUz 1S. -Enseres de luio.
N0vedad y limpieza. Servicio extra con
perfumerfa de estilo moderno. Sc admiten
abonos por meses. SERGIO LECOMTE.
Fu6 una compafifa de la legua e nm
pueblo y debut6 con El patriarca del Tu-
riav.
Despu6s del primer acto, el alcalde
mult6 al empresario.
tis GPor que tai castigo?- pregunt6le
este. ss4
-Porque es una crueldad que haga
listed trabaiar & un hombre tan yiejo Co
mo ese que hace de patriarca. ~
UNA ACRIANDERA & toda leche. So-
licftese en- 81 callej6n de Catedras casa nj
nero So bajos. .s4s 8-3
Es 4 Eze -a "a r.s &
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El Arte del Tato &.
Il Vsaya ii es expuesto!
Hay que ser muy ducho
& Hntander el fllego,
Que en case contrario. 81.
81 Valganos ell cielo!
Ramon MG9'5o Torres.
9OTARI IA La que en- la Villa de
cargo don Arroyo Buda ha pasado
don Salvador sAe Mas6 quien tiene
estudio Va Gale del Comercio nme
2S de ocho aonce de la aana de cnco de la ter
de-. ass, ,ss V45-27
LAURkk BAT SALON DE BARBE-
RIA PERFUMERIA Urbiztondo. San Francisco
a. oompacey atiende los parroQllano Iimpeza Prom
d Eegancia En- este acreditdo salon reornado
aditen abonados POI meses hay sepre
sudO general de abones cosmecOs aguas de ocador
aoee poadas toda clage de peTfumerfa exhafna
Amabdsd los marehantes con el pubhco On general
ssa BOLIVAR ARRUZA d COMP Co
MERCIANTEs IMPORTADOREs DE PROVISIO-
NEs.--VENTAS AL.PORg MAYOR.--Agen
tes de la marca de cigarrillos 'sEl Pajari-
to- y de la fabrica de fosforos de Santur-
ce, lnarca ssBolivar.---l9 de Diciembre de
/ 1894 ~-s@~ e.. il .-2a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-25
PASAILEM M r 0 S.
solucion Ia Charada do aver
SGA-NE-RTA

solucion 4 II Charada do aver h
CA-CE-RIA
GERONIMO zERBI AGENTE DE
NEGOCIOS SOL 42.COmpra vende
Acciones del Banco Espafiol de Puerto Ri
co del Territorialy Agricola.
Felicidad conyugal.
ID Eres feliz en- tn matrimo MO pre-
guntan q una sefiora.
-Sf, felicisima. Mi narido es I'M hom-
bre perfecto. Sale a las4seis de La manana,
sc lleva 81 alnuerzo, come en- un restau-
rant vuelve q las tres de la nadrugada
Asi es que estoy como 81 fuese v1uda.
SOM NBREROS DE PANAMA. Hernais
Y Compafi1a participant sus cllenLes y
comercio en- general que han reclDldo nue. Y
vamente un surtido de SOMBREROS u
CATACAOS. recomendando & los que ne
cesiten, hagan pronto sus pedidos para po
der servirles. t&
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sERvICTo ENTIRE PUERTA DIR EsPAEA5
S. Y PUERTA DE TERRA.
saidas de Pta. de Espaha seH las de Pta de TERRA
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

bills we will cut off Tom, Dick and
Harry without even the formality
of blue pencil mark. Sufficient
reasons will be given for this upon
application at our sanctum.
Harvey Finch says that when
prospectors learn that prospects
were made to sell instead of To
hold on to as mines, then some-
thing will be done here on the
Costilla and Keystone .min,Lg
districts.
The Cresset must cut off several
hundred non-paid subscribers this
very week. We are sorry to do
this, but the postmaster begins to
talk about postage and the board
ing house people about the price Of
flour and potatoes, paper bills
come due once a week---we, too,
will retrench.
The Denver a. Gulf railroad.
pre- eupposing that their bob
tailed 2S mile line to Catskill rules
the universe, sends us pre- emptory
orders to publish about one column
of bilious notices of excursions te
different parts of Colorado. IL the
Denver .& Gulf thinks it has any
strings on the Cresset let them
pull. Heretofore for nearly eight
months we have run from ten 10
forty lines OF local notices free for
this bob-tailed corporation-the
last OF which has been seen in the
Oresset. Every subscription
marked per Bailey--some 90 or
more--is crossed this week from
our list, together with hundred
or more others who have not paid.
All locals for the Denver q Gulf
road are suspended with this
Issue.
A large pine tree, almost in thu
streets OF Durango, upon which q
man was hanged by a mob ih 1881.
withered and died within two
years. Another, ut the state line
10 miles south of Durango upon
which a murderer was hung the
same year. also withered and died
within two years. -Four miles
south of Aztec a large dead pinion
tree marks the spot where COW
thief expired the same year. The
Kansas Breeze says that the large
green elm tree upon which the
Medicine Lodge Bank robbers
were hanged one night in 1884 has
withered and died.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

In the north soon indicated the
place where the destroying flaaes
were doing their fatal work. The
words "the depot ia on fire" soon
passed from mouth to mouth and
IN brief space Of time the burning
building was surrounded with anx
lous and curious peoplej AT
1900 the structure was in ashes,
and had not the night been unusu-
ally quiet great damage would
have resulted TO the passenger
coaches and freight cars standing
in the yard close to the burning
building. There was very little
freight stored in the depot at the
time.
Several months ago w. M. MUIR
phey sub let his Mogollon mail
contract to House & Marriott. and
about the same time the postoflice
at dila was discontinued, which
lessened the value of the contract
30 the amount of 1915 per year.
House g. Marriott claimed that this
amount should come wholly out Of
the original contractor, Murphey,
and this led up to general disa-
greement. House & Marriott ro
fused to carry the mail and as the
had failed to ratify the
sub. contract between Murphey
and House & Marriott, there wus
nothing for Murphey to do but to
perform his part OF the contract
with the government, and accord
ingly on Friday morning he car.
ried the mail over the route.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
BEW ARE OF OlNrM ENTS
FOR CATARRH THAT
CONTAIN MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering 1t through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten-fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Cheney &
Co, Toledo, o.. contain no mer-
curry, and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catsrrh Cure be
sure you get The genuine. II is
taken internally, and made ip
Toledo, Ohio, by +. J. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
E@ Sold by druggists, price
75c. per bottle.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
keighborhood News.
socoaRo COUNTY.

From the Advertiser
u. p. Carr, who is writing up the
county fer the Albuquerque Citi'
zen, made visit to Msgdalena and
Kelly this week.
A dispatch from Trinidad says
that Pete Baca, an ex-convict, and
sappQsedta besfrSn this place, was
ope ~ the two men engaged IN
the-killing of man in saloon OF
thatSity. 1t was over woman.
Mark Anthony, son of the assay
er and chemist, ATTEMPTED to ride
on lhe tongue ot a trail wagon
Monday, but fell and received Sc
we're injuries un Ter the wheels
Miss Annie Loneasy. q bicycle
rider who claims to have been
around the world on her machine,
but who rode across the Arizona
desert on n southern Pacific train,
is expected to pass through this
eiIy today or tomorrow.
/. Last Monday, Mrs. Anna b. Bow
men, wife OF John Bowman, died
1T the family residence in this city
after an illness of great duration,
age 81 years. LA grippe, develop
ing into quick consumption, was
the cause OF her death. On the
10Th day of April last, ethey lost
their only child, an infant daugh-
for
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
Hermosa News.

/ 4
hrated. with speeches, fireworks
and dance. Tie shady grove Of
cottonwood trees Gbont halfway
between the Upper and Lower
camps, served as canopy for pro-
lection from the fierce rays OF a
Fourth OF July sun, where a gen
eral meeting OF the people of
Hermeea was held. to enjoy a
picnic and listen to rccitations
from about dozen sohool children,
and bear Messrs. John L. Wheeler
and Judson e. Ayers SPEAK upon
the question OF why we are aud
ought to remain free and inae.
pendent people without entangling
alliances with foreign nations.
The dance in the school house in
the evening wac well attended.
No loss of life or limb came from
the fireworks.
MFR, Curtis, while riding over
the ridges and through tue gulches
in search of a fat beef steer, saw a
hawk devouring a bird. He drove
the hawk off and secured its prey,
which was seen TO be Merganser,
duck-Iike bird with soft tuft Of
hair like feathers on the top of lis
head, and long, straight bill with
short hook on the end and pro-
jeetlons along eacli side, which are
like teeth. This beautiful water
fowl, known also as hairy. head,
water pheasant, and hooded shell
drake, is found bat rarely here In
the Black Range. There are six
species, differing somewhat in size
aud in the colon of their plumage,
the one found by Mr.. Curtis hay
ing a greyisii green hood or Tut OF
hairy feathers on lis head, greyish |
brown mottled back and wings
with a light greylsh white and
greyish brown mottled breast, and
red webbed feet. 1T is about the
size of an ordinary tame duck,
with slightly longer neck aud a
long, slender straight bill, broad at
where it joins tho head, narrow
and hook tipped at its outer end,
with many notches or projections
on the edges of both msndlbles or
or sides, resembling teeth. The
hawk which had struck the 'mer
ganser down, was devouring it
voraciously when Mr.. Curtis SUR
prised him and secured his strange
prey, bringing it into camp for
ideptificatlon. The hawk had de.
and eaten the breast, SO
unfortunately it is not a perfect
specimen for preservation.
NEVER TELL.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
Kingston News.

]. l.. Skies drove through town
this week With a load OF canaigre
from Lake Valley, for the new
tannery over at Freedom.
There is probably not hap
pier democrat in ten states than
the Hon. Fred Llndner. He has
had arrangements made to close out
his business and to go East, but the
postn astership prevented He is
now at last free to wind up long
and successful business career in
Kingston. and to go East to battle
with the gold bugs for free silver,
Edward J. Cahill. the newly
appointed postmaster in place of
Hon. Fred Lindner, resigned, took
charge OF the postoffice Tuesday
evening, opening up in the Percha
Bank building.
DIR. d. A. White, dentist,
broke the axle of his cart coming
up from Hillsboro Monday even
ing, and WAS delayed on the road.
= Benefits mills, over at Free.
dom, are now engaged in taking
oat logs for q Hillsboro mine
lumber contract.
Lester DUNN was in town
Tuesday from the North Percha.
He has been out prospecting for
the "Nigger Diggings. 'and expects
to start out again soon. He will
meet parties from Las Cruces and
Fort Bayard, who believe that they
can locate the place where the
dsrkey found the rich ore.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
GRANT COUNTY.
ter


/
From the Sent mel.
Jud se and Mrs. G. d. Bantz eft
for tip to California last Friday
afternoon. They will be absent
about two weeks.
Curtis b Noel are gathering 500
head of cattle fol- shipment to pas
lures at Dodge City, Kansas.
Seth Taylor. an old timer on the
lower Membres, died in Deming
on the 6ths inst. aged s5 years.
Married at the Nj. L. Church, ia
Silver City, Mr., VIM. o. Smith to
Miss Mary E. Forsyth, all of Fort
Bayard. N. NJ.
W. Fl. Ernest, Sam Allen, Geo.
McMillen and others living along
Whitewater canon lost considera-
BILE property last week by floods.
The Van smelter at this place was
blown in last week aud is now run
ming under the most auspicious
conditions.
Thomas Pheby returned from
Cochiti and other points in the
northern part of the Territory last
Sunday, and has gone over to
Georgetown TO look after his prop
erty interests there.
The Silver City & Northern rail
road was seriously injured by the
foods last week. Bridges were car
rled away and the railroad in
general was greatly damaged.
Dimmick Bros. brought in
nugget of silver from their Silver
Cell mine, in the Plnos Altos dis
trict last Saturday which weighed
233 pounds and wss almost pure
silver.
Col. S. P. Carpenter, who has the
contract for furnishing
meat to Fort Bayard, lost about
$500 worth of meat, stock snd other
in a flood near the Fort |
on the 9Th inst.
1t is With pleasure we are able to
the success which w. X.
and A. II. Lloyd have achieved |
since going to Texas. w. X |
Lloyd has just been made rector
Of st. Mary's Church, Houston,
which has 200 communicates, while
A. r. Lloyd has been appointed
assistant at Christ's Church, Hous-
ton, which has 1000 communi-
cants. They assume their new
pesitious on August Let.
At l1:15 last night the alarm of
fire was heard and presently hun
jreds Of feet were hurrying excited
people 10 the scene. A lurid light !
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

Cattlemen ranging along theMin.
bres are complaining OF peculiar
weed, which after eating, causes the
cows to he down as if paralyzed
and remain so until they die q
week or ten days later. 1t does
not affect the bulls or steers and
makes its appearance in the early
spring months, when green is just
beginning to crop out and the
stock is eager to eat, No one
seems able to offer a satisfactory
explanation.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
LA BELLE, N. NJ, NOTES.

LA BELLE, N. ~, NOTES.
From the Cresset.
Jack Hayes has presented us
with bill of SO, for round trip
ticket for an unknown woman.
Two weeks ago we lacked five
papers of having enough TO supply
our exchanges. Again last week
we were short. Over 60 pounds Of
paper run only about 1.20O copies,
but rather than increase our paper
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

MeClaren, Murrah and Roper.
lessees of the Morton and Susan
mines, are making shipment Of
ore to Pueblo, Col,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19
HlLLSRoRo NEWS.

SupPShNcA a. tu'
Happy Jack, owing TO bad air.
The Wicks mine is shippin,
about four carloads OF ore a weel
to FL Paso. The ore runs about
800 to the ton, without sorting.
The Reays, Of Kingston, are
leasing ON the Northern Belle
claim, near Animas Peak.
Expert Furmsn of Denvel
spent last week examining the
Richmond mine.
Receiver Fisk Of the Rich
.tncnd company left foT Kansas
City Tuesday morning, to meet fffs
wife on her return from her east
ern visit among relatives.
Preaching services at Union
Church Sunday morning at IL
o'clock, evening at s o'clock by
Z. NJ. Day, pastor.
Mrs. NJ. j. Borden, territorial
secretary Of the W. C. I. IT,, will
lecture in Union Church. Hills
boro, July 23rd and Oath, on the
Past, Present and Future of the
W. G. I. IT," and christian Citi-
zenship.' Admission free. Exer.
cises begin at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Borden Is An interesting and force
full speaker, and her audience may
be sure of a treat.
--Jawaler p. Eredn chs has been
very sick, but is now recovering
Merchant Smith ia feeling
quite poorly again, and is contem-
plating a trip to California for the
,benefit of his health.
"A savage dog formerly belong
.ang to Bill Holt bit young Alfonso
Prelsser on the leg Monday, and
was quickly shot and killed by Mr..
Preisser.
The contractors driving the ]
tunnel at the Caledonia mine arc
following up q 20-inch vein of
S95 ore, that will surely bring the
property to the front as one OF our
principal producers and eventually
make very wealthy men o. Hon.
w. S. Hopewell and his associates.
The Tripp mine is at last
drained of water, ard MIR. Hope
we'll will have a Denver company
here next week to lease, bond and
operate it,
-Anotler party OF California
gold men will be here In a few
days to examine the Hillsboro
Placere.
The National Woman's Suffer
age Association proposes TO send a
lady lecturer Ga Mrs, Jones) to
Hillsboro to wake our wives and
mothers and daughters up to the
of securing the ballot.
With this end in view the Associa-
zion is in correspondence with
Mrs. J. D. Perkins. All it asks
for Mrs. Jones is place to speak
and small voluntary contribution
to help detray her travelling eE'
pepges.
Another OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ. Shales' little children is
very sick, and was brought to town
Wednesday for medical treatment,
1t is the little girl.
Hon. w. S. Hopepell has the
machinery purchased and on the
way here for a ten stamp mill,
with all the modern improvements,
for the treatment of the ores OF his
,nines and also custom ores. A
sampling works will be run in
connection. The gentleman re-
fuses at present to dlEuige Its
prospective location.
The engineers who were here
looking over the Placers for Dr.
Proctor's Californian capitalists.
place the cost of the dam on the
Animss, the construction OF the
hydraulic works, the pipe line.
freights, water right, etc, at
5000 ,000. Maj. Llewsliyn's and
n. H.s. ..k,, ate ma haliavp '
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

The ladies of the NJ, K. Church
will give an ice cream supper at
the Reading Rooms Saturday
evening, July Goth. The proceeds
will be applied on the salary OF
their pastor, Rev. +. NJ. Day.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

Output Of H!llsboro gold M ines
for the week ending Thursday,
July 18th, 1895, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

Ex. Secretary of the Territory
Silas Alexander is in town.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

Little Louisa Preisser cut her
foot quite severely With bselss
glass, one dAy.this week. -
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

Some scoundrels went through
Julian Chavezs mellon patch 2st
night. plugging all the larger mel
Ions and virtually destroying them.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

airs. Louisa Cent? is here from
Las Palomas.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

James Dalglish and family have
moved into the Hopper house.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-07-19

Hillsboro is situated in
,he me, center OF the great
miiisboro, Kingston and
BLACK Range gold and silver
eountry. and only Is mules
Instant from the fambns
LAKE Valley silver fields.