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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
BOUNDARY OF ALASKA
Steps Taken by the Dominion
Government.
SURVEYORS WERE NEGLIGENT

=
ne Osssss' O3sssse - Assess 70 1hss
vsrty.Altis crs~k 10 h assisash g.
ls..bis = A. astsre,sr,s w.th n.
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EeATyLu. February e.-The nevs Of
thu dr.isiv. st.o. t.te. hv ,i.. n...,,.,.
e..
~" OAsS'sss :" ss Josss0'et~ 0set
The Yukon river mining district and 0f
their steps preliminary 10 the setue.
r,.rt ~ a.. At..ta tor.d.., -.
a. .
o'V0Sus WV" y ". A. Ss'Peote's e1'
itor Of TIE Alaska News Of JunsA. II
IN interview he sid:
.rh.,. I. .o..La...h,. .~.;..,,.,. 6,
- ).
AsssAs 0vef sne oounoasy qoest0n aod
the people scarcely discuss anytbin3
else, The Canadian government claims
sh., rcrtx. Ag;,. -r..k 4. &, p,;,;.t, r.
i"" ~ 10" " nsse suo eas'm eooo nag
cent thtther tuo Gold Commissioners
with power to make q report in relation
to the xuid discoveries aud also r. u
smuggling Of LIQUORS into that region.
The general opinion OF miners c,t,ius
out Of tie YUKON river region il that
Forty. Mile creek 10 in Bri,ish Colum IRA,
/. had = talk with Eaxinser Pratt. who
cos,siucted the boundary susyey Tor the
United States government. sud lac i, oi
the opiu,ou lhsx the rxsup Il located i'm
Alssis on American coil,
Ill the claim n I nj bv the British Il
correct, there 10 Q pruspes.s tiias Juneau
will come within il,s limits vi the terri.
tory claimed Nv the British under their
Interpretation IL the DESCRIPTION Of lie
boundary. The description RAYS that,
in the si,eeucs Of = mountain range lie
boundary line si,sll tse within ten marine
leagues Of the susst line. The Au,eri.
cxi, idea il that the line ehall follow the
meanJeringv Of the bsye and iulefs.
THE idea il, from what I can learn
from William Oxilvie. who has ct,arve
OF the Canadian suryeyinp ,artv. .,,L
who was one III the pioneer surveyor.
Tor the Canadian govern .uent in making
q report ON the Yukon and its res,,ur,s
come ten years ago. that the Dominion
government 10 now anxious 10 find ont
The mineral wealth OF the Yukon Valley
in orGer to construct q vood wsy,n road
or q narrow euaye r.li,uad tom salt
water on the coast 10 the hen,lwa,er ,f
tee Yukon river, Last September o..
1--WE with a rury~yin. psrtvd nine Can.
adams staitei iron, Juneau for the
head Of Taku Inlet to make a prelimin.
AIRY eurvey and Typographical r~port on
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
H9sc.,vs Csass Oes.maers.

sAS FRAxcisco. February 1.-THE
Golden Gate will be protected BY thres
Of the biggest guns In the United States,
pointed seward from vantage positions
on either eide Of the Cato. They will
iurni.h complete defence aeainst any
craft that might eecape the sllells which
the new mortar batteries will eend to
sea Tor distance Of elk miles. The guns
are nov on the way here. They weigh
approximately fitty.esven tons each, VI
S7i 400 pounds In all. Each gum has Z
length Of 70 feet. diameter VI 20 4 inches
and circumference Of IL fset = inches q
the sr~alrst point. Two Of the guns ars
10 Do transported 10 the upper batteries
Of the iorsiiications on Fort Point blufis,
and the third one 10 The iortincalions On
OoD q une lslae
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
A coNvIcT's SUICIDE.
II. A. Eaker Hanged uimself In the
Salem PeattentiAFy.

W. N. Eokef uaugeu ubeooeat - N0O
sst~m resstenstasy.
SALEM. February a.-w. A. Baker,
Convicted and sentenced to the pen::en-
tiary from Washington county, Novem.
ber 20. 1893. for bigamy, committed sui.
eide at an carly hour this morning by
hanging. lie eecuresi q piece Of rope
and dnring the night tel It 10 . waste
pipe that extended through his crll, anil
making u nooec in the other end slipped
il over his neck. This was done 10y
standing on the sink in the corner Of his
cell, and stepping off he was lefs eus-
pended within three inches Of the floor.
A coroner's inquest MAS held, but no
other facts were revealed. lie was IL
years old. native of Michigan, and vas
serving two years sentence. LIS cell.
mate wac G A. llub- &. vino male the
discovery OF the snici.le on arising this
morning. The decreased WAS . believer
in the Catholic religion, INT recently
had been reading epiritualietic literA-
iure. which is supposed to have unbal.
ancel his mind.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
nr,,..A ..,,.,. n...er Tn s..re.

LONDON. February IA dispatch to
the Timcs from Cairo, Egypt, Gays that
in tie streets Of Alexandria mob At
tackled and severely beat three men be-
longing 10 the cruiser Seoul Of the Britt
irh Mssliterran. an equsd,on. The Pro-
carer.General anil hts Judicial adviser
have gone from Csiro to inveetieate the
matter. Nineteen arrests have beeu
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
washI.s,e..s Coal Aa,.s..

OLYMPIA, February State Coal In
spcctors David Elmonds. for the first
district, and Joseph James, for the see-
ond district, have filed their annual re.
port for 1894, giving the general condi.
ton Of the mines Of Warrington, the
number Of tons mined. the number Of
employees and = recapitulation Of the &C.
cidents. The report elbows that durin;
the year l,lTS,&33 tons were mined ~
t,llowa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16

Sax Francisco. February o.-Antonto
E.eta announces his intention to 20 10
Mexico, state HE case to President Dias
and assume command Of brigade In
the Mexican army, II there should 30
war with Guatemala. with the under.
standing that when Guatemala ehAll 10
defeated Salvador would again DO given
over to Exela's rule.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
INCREASINGLY ENGAGED.
The vishtisg Ar"a.d Wei mai Wei stiii
Gsisg oa.

-. Wt.asa.~ a ~u..d ~ - n.l N n gffil
.''.,-,,..
TOXIC. February ..-Marshal Oyama
In rrpor,ipr the cap,urc Of an inland
,,~ .n1 c.,,,, t,,,. In ,hs r;r;pi,v of
-. =, a..
wei "s' "e' ta!s '"e ''t '"
~ -,
:. -,
S"'"e fso'""y ees"o'SA S"eA
tunks and boau.
On the came date the tvo fleets we're
INCREASINGLY engaged.
A Tieu Tsin d,,patcl, to London says
t., Ch,ce.. Co,on.l, and ,~o C.n,sius
n.rs zen ,i..,r Mil lor r,trr.,inv Ic,rn
MN, Ch.ns
1,;rr.,.,.,. S;,,,,ch cara. II, IN
lie Ius,s on Ilu Tang Nan l,laud. Tns
j.n.nssc .,,.,I ,nn,,na,s.
-, ~" .N'
i-SopoN, teo,us'y Tue A''hes 'o'
morrvw va, rr'n. 'e'ter ''om q c"Te,
eponuent ~ New S"sanr' nndef date o'
January ~. ssy"H Wa. WV sAp@"ess
met WIN eneat teVrrsc !annMv
nset IM S"."s' cenR "e,eaVer v! ',oN
.o''oses o. e"e Ieoe'. HAn: the COM
m .s o. Mane'u oans.,on, VINO
Ia,'eu 70 support, vas oe'eaae,' TOT
coSs'snc. lnc ""pe'n'u'c was 10 ae.
e'ees os'os zero; nc sspane." 'Top.
wefe meeting WIN ''ctesshe u'.a"'''e'
owing W u'e severity VI "'s weather.
TO DEFEND roRNosA.
rroxo Hoxo r.hrr.rv t,,,. n,
c,,,n.'. ,n.o,.. ,.s,.., /. ~. p,,.,n.,. NJ =,
go Tar. H.. IS.,r ,,,.n.,.,,.i sr,,,'
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~-"''' ~ 49," WV 80.
ARMS ron CHINA
Exw Haven, Conn.,, February :.-T.s
Win.heat,r lirpeating Arms Company
Of this city shippet " llonR ko"v,
China. via london, Yesterday, l.s0v, ON
r,,ands Of 4'.caill,er Manner riilo anu
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16
J.slse I.eas'. s's.s,.. Case.

WARRINGTON. February "A manda-
mus has been issnsSa against the Com.
missioner Of Pensions ~ euloscs the ~
eloration II the pension Of t73 rer
mouth 10 Ju,lgs Long Of Michigan. The
suls asain.s the SECRETARY 81 ths lntssise
- bson aismisooa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16

The number Of death. from accidents
fifty.foar. ~ follows: Eanvley, l: Coal
Greek. Q; Roelyn. 3; Franklin, 81; Car
Ion Hill, 2; Wilkeson, s. The num.er
Of men employed in the mines Of tho
State 10 1850.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16

MN cesa ssa cAsrsAss mn Guilty.
Fosr Sxtrn. Ark, February s.-Tne
iury In The Bill Cook and Cherokee Bill
sAsss received the cass this evening and
sstarned yordice q guilty Ia twenty
minutes. The coavlctl0ns Are Tor rob.
hing The wslls. Fargo Exprees Company
and the e. Louie 4 San Fraucifco d
Red works. !. T., July 10 last Thsss
aro sosseal eeAar sasss aoaln6s tAsn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16

Buxxos Ayxxs, February l2.-Mueh
excitement has been caused here by .
report that . division Of tho Chilean
trcops has ocrurrsl ~ Calama. near The
Bolivian treaties.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-16

TIE Olympia IN cemw,ss'e~.
VALLEJO, CAL, February THE new
cruiser Olympia was placed In commits.
eiea q Asss Island nAvy.yArl today.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

school was out this same boy b ad
a fight with Two other boys at diff
ferent times, and when he was re-
proved and reminded of his whip
ping at school by bystander, he
replied that he had whipped two
boys that afternoon even If he had
got whipping at school, and that
1t had taken two persons to whip
him and to hold him. Now the
discipline Of the school must ba
maintained and the older boys
ought to set the example IN man
hood, obedience and studiousness;
they ought TO aid the schoolmis-
tress IN maintaining order, and not
act like lot Of young ronghs in
making the school house an II sur
rounding play ground like men.
agerie Of quarrelling wild bears
Persons who Iiberally subscribed
to the building OF the school house,
did not put their money into 1t to
have it occupied by fighters, but
that the sons and d4ughters Of or
derly Disposed citizens might gel
their education there. But il in
subordinate children are sent
there they must, aud their pYenrs7
= y u lAa4t $50 sffavsri.v vJ7-ir-sssa p'
ished, or what is worse ex ''''
for there is no proverb 50 truA "9
that EVIL Communications CORFU
good manners.r And those boyf
aud girls who will behave tses7. =
selves ought not to be daily subject
to the evil example Of those who
seem 20 60 to school for the pur-
pose Of displaying bad tempers
.al9.l .:A..d y y asasssss...sseeaa, 1879
and bad manners NAV be easily
SO 'c5'5ffTTgs'-3e,i i'Tsseu ia ,iaf, bui~v7run
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
Nov Hh, 1925, as reported for
Hernosa News.

Mr. Npth an Ia with us again
and = engaged in doing asse lsment
work on his claims on the South
Valomas.
The leasors generally are doing
we'll md taking ont rich ore.
The remainder of the car load Of
blgh grade ore from the Palomas
Chief was sent to the railrond for
transportation TO the lei Paso
smelter.
The road building is progressing
rapidly and all ronds in and out of
ile'mosa are passahle.
Quite a little feeling, and almost
Il disturbance, was caused by a
one of the scholars got
at school; whipping, which ns it
turned out he richly deserved, and
it would not have been amiss
il others received n like dispensa-
tion Of discipline. 1t seems that
some Of the larger boys melted by
gibes and steers one OF their nun.
ber to attack another. The teach
tr very properly interfered and
nHd to call upon one ct the other
scholars to aud Der In punish'ng
The poy as he was fr ious A o
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

lhey become a habit they are 6if-
iicu,t 10 overcome. The sch -
aud their parents ought 10 realize
how short the school term ia, and
diligently aid tho schoolmistress
both in their lessons aud their de :
pertinent.
NEVER TELL.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
HilIsboro Mines ana Mills.

The Richmond NINE is being
worked under seven4lstinct leases
II may be said that all of these
different parties of easere are doing
we'll and that some Of them are
making big money. At the same
time Receiver Fisk il kee pinu the
development AMI Improvement of
the mine steadily in view aud every
leaser has to contribute his quota
of ssdead work toward that end
The Bonanza mill ia running ON
the second.class ore and another
regular shipment Of high grade
stuff to tho El Paso smolter will be
made very shortly
Crumriue & Co., leasers of the
Catherine mrne, are shipping ore
now to the Homestake mill,
A thirty ton ran OF ore from the
Freiburg was made recently at the
Charter Oak mill, with results very
satisfactory to the operators of the
property
The Homestake null is princi- |
pally occupied in treating ore from !
the Homestake. .rrippe mines
Wayland & Martin are working
the Dell mine. an extension of the
Richmond, and intend to expert.
ment with a considerable mill ran
The Key West, another exten.
sion Of the Richmond, has now
shipped three lots Of five ounce
gold ore and will soon be ready |
with another car.
Jeff I1irsch has re commenced
work on his rich little gold mine
south Of Animas Peak, and tala
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
HlLLSBORO NEWS.

Sheriff Max l., Kahler has
bought pretty strip OF ground
from Mrs. N. Grayson and is about
to build a nice residence. Who's
the fortunate young lady, we won
der.
The frat quarterly meeting
servce Of the NJ E, Society will be
held Saturday evening and Sab
hath morning, Nov, 9 and 10. Rev.
Gins. l.. Bovhrd will be present
aud preach Sabbath morning Mt IL
a m. Everybody invited. Here
after the bell will ring one half
hour before and at the houf of
service.
MISS Ida Richardson and her
mother have moved into the Thos.
Launon building
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell is
building on his property on the
extreme west end of Main Street
Sheriff Rahler has gone down
on the river for couple o. weeks.
"A report reaches ilillsboro
that Gov. Thornton and party,
hunting at the head OF the ADimas,
have killed five bears and have
three more treed.
Thanks to John aud George
Dissinger for a buuch Of quail.
Monday Mrs. c. G. Pennington
left for visit to relatives at Hous-
ton, Texas.
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Marshall
have moved into the GALES house.
Another Mexican circus hes
struck the town.
Mrs. Winram and daughter
May will leave for Deming next
Wednesday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ted Houghton.
Thanks to the prompt action
of Health Officer DR.. Frank |
Given, the diphtheria has been ef-
fectuAlly stampsf out in town
Mrs. G. G. Crews and family
are yet visiting at Kingston.
win NJ. Robins, merchant, has
bought a spanking team OF delivery
horses.
w. II. Bucher and family
started Thursday morning for a
few weeks visitin Canton, Ohio.
&C. G. Pennington and Joes
Self left ,or Arizona on Monday
On Monday last N. E. Stsveus,
Grand Mafter ot the l. y. .. L. I
81 81 the Jurisdiction OF New Mexico.
made an official visit to "The
Percba" lodge No Q, |. o. o. L.,
this beirg his first official visit
ince the removal OF the Lodge
from Kingston to this town. We
take ~ uch pleasure in saying that
NE q NJ was more than satisfied
dth the condition Of the order
~ congratulated the Lodge ou Ate
:. )didon generally, and on the
sseot harmony in which its mem
I'ss n ers--sking $500 '@''--'' =
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
CARD OLE THANKS.

The undersigned respectfully
thank the persons from Grant and
Sierra counties who responded Sc
generously to aid Mrs Espiridion
Morillo, a poor woman now in dis.
tress.
n. J. Brown,
Tomas Abeita,
j A. Ancheta,
Committee.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

Balance present indebte' $50 1913 70
Against this Indebtedness we
have our new court house and the
old court house sproperty, together
with fully $4,000 co,
Respectfully,
J p. Hopper
II, Il. Patrick,
pondciano MontoSa,
Committee.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

FOR RENT.
NEVER TELL.

A three room dwelling house :
cheap. iuquire at Smiths Gro.
Gerry Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
WHY

pay oGt money to have washing
done, when the samo money will
make payments on a Laundry
Queen I? Try one,
j. II. FISK, Agent.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
DlsTHIOr uOuRf.

His Homo. Judge Hamilton,
pushed the docket to completion
10y last Saturday evening, and left
Sunday morning for Las Vegas,
where he Is hohlIng court for Chief
Justice Smith. Following are tho
cases disposed OF slssasA our last
issue TX
Territory w. Jose Tales Y j lorentIno
CAbasas aud pefaino Rivera 4 Larceny
Of neat cattle. Continued.
Territory VA, George Miller aud Frank
Carter. Burglary and larceny Nolls
IA to Miller. Carter plead guilty and was
sentenced to 80 days IN jail aud costs
Territory Va. james L. Parker. Appeal
Continued
Territory w Fsperdion Morlllo
Aesanlt 10 murder. Change Of venus
from Grant county Guilty pH 10 assault
with dctdly weapon. aud sentenced to
year IN penilersi,ay.
Territory va -Esneridi. -..ass.sfs,as.
Assault TO .ssdftier.s J..snps OF venue
from Gran county, Contin' ei.
X. se6acharaeh Va Now Mexico Ma.
tio' .l Bank. Judgment against gar
nlthoe Sierra County Bank for VI SO,
Maurice w. Hickey w. John Nj
Daniel, Attachment. Continued.
Frank II Winston q Co w. phineas
7. Clanlon. Assumpsit Judgment for
$500
Frank II Winston 4 Co. vs. Kansas
City Cattle Co Aasumpait Judgment
for $l57 g.
Calvin G. Clawson "a Amos Hender
son. Assumpait by attachment. JudG-
ment for Sc 900
Thomas G.. Long Va. ID N Jenklan
and w. J Richards.F Assumpsit by
attachment. Judgment ior s6b.ii 1.
Territory Va Winters Cattle Raising
Co Debt Continued.
Territory vs. Joseph II Hampson
Debit Continued.
George w. Richards va. Emma Rich
ards Divorce. Continued,
Wagner & Meyers w w c. Chandler,
ct al. Continued
In Ro Assignment Hillsborough Mer.
camille Co Assignee filed final report s
In Re. Assignment Standard Gold. NJ.
& M, Go Assignee filed final report.
Louis w Gales vs. Sierra County
Bank OF al. Injunction. &ontlnued
Josephine Miller W.. Chaff6s @. Miller.
Divorce Continped
Charles 9. Miller va George Richard.
pon Continued for service.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
800 REWARD, 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is Catarrb,
Halls Catarrh Cule is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
. constitutional disease, yequires a
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cue is taken internally,
octino dirsctISapon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system
thereby destroying ths'S'..Y1
OF the disease, and givlys.
patient strength by building u
the costitutIon and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have SO much faith in it's cura-
tive powers that they offer tine
Hundred Dollars for any case that
it fails to cure. Send for list of
Testimonials.
Address,
+. ]. CHENEY g. Co,
Toledo, 0.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

Sanders & Scott are taking out
ore from their Garfield lease that
runs over 800 per ton in gold and
they expect to ship carload very
soon.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

weather bureau, X, A. Nickle u.
S. observer
Maximum temperature, 70'.
Minimum Temperature, 2b'.
Total precipitation, 20 inch
Clear days, p. Part cloudy, II.
Cloudy, 10 Prevailing wind. west.
Contractors Russell Il McClaren
ar doing exceptionally we'll SINKING
the main shaft of tho Wi,ks niue.
Az their present rate of progress
we my look for the opening OF y
third level early next month.
John A. kruse, ESQ. the
prominent muing expert of Chicu
~, will be here next week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

Can stand one spoke of the front W d Ia al h.
Sterling Bicyle.
Why are Sterling spokes SO much sro4 others f?
Because the Sterling makers pay about "A more for
their spokes than any other makers, and get st. The
Sterling is highgrade wheel many othct allied so
while in point of fact very few 1
othng except 6rstgrade material into the
struction of the Sterling Bicycle
We want a live agent in every town in New Mexico,
Arizona and Sonora. PINNEv & ROBINSON
obbers Of Bicycles and Sundrics,
N Second Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona
Established 1887
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed and undeliv-
cred letters in the Iii illsboro post.
Office Nov. 7th, 1895
Barclay, Isla J
Faress, q. G.. -
Garcia. IgnacIs.
II not deliverered before, will bo
sent to Dead Letter Office Decem
ber 10th, 1895.
II A. NICKLE, p. NJ.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

Robin q Macy are doing the ms :
sessment work on their Ready Pay
gulch claims.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

J. 4, Smith. Foreman 9Nfe,
committee on county affaits,
,resent thstwe have exam
books in the Offices OF
Clerk Hall, Assessor Preis-
( Sheriff Kahler and Treasurer
Robins, and find the financial
standing OF the county as follows
MABILlTfEs
Court House Bonds. 1885, : 4,5O0 90
Funding bonds, 1889, So, 500 90
Current expenses, 10, 900 90
Total s7l 800 90
AssETS-CoLLECTOR.
Uncolleoted taxes, 1894 and
before. tl4, ,s2s Al
Taxes, 1895, 1868 20
Licenses, general, l65 81
Licenses, gaming, zoo 90
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

Assessment of Sierra County for the
year 1895, 81 ,l6S, ,450 90.
Total levy, $27 ,750 90
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08

Tressell Il Go. are reported to
be doing well with their El Orc
lease.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-11-08
GRAND JURY REPORT.

To the Honorable II. B. Hamilton
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Territory of New
Mexico, and Acting Judge of
the Third Judicial District
thereof
We, the grand jury, at the
o ctober, A. d. 1895, Term thereof,
having concluded our duty rs such
respectfully submit our final report
TO your Honoc.
The committee appointed by the
foreman of the grand jury to inves-
tigate the various official branches
of the county, and through us
advise the public, have made a
thorough examination aud their
report hereto attached is a part OF
our final report.
We havlrg heard no complaints
regarding eur county thorough
fares, presuma them to be in fair
condition.
We find that some of the JUS
tices of the peace of onr county are
Negligent in their official duties in
not making out transcripts of the
proceedings in caees, or taking
down the evidence IN criminal
cAses, and in not sending or delv
cring said papers to the proper
official Us required Ivy law, We
would therefore impress upon the
justices OF the peace the necessity
ot their better informing them
selves as to what the law is in
regard to these matters,
Owing to the very short term Of
this Court, we have not had suf
iicient time to investigate violations
of tie Sunday closing law, and
various other matters to which our
attention was called.
We wish to express thanks to
the Honorable Court and to the
district attorney for the aid and
obstruction that have been accord !
ed our body, and to the sheriff and |
dis officers for their prompt and |
efficient services TO our body while
io the discharge OF our duties.
j. Il. SMITH, Foreman.
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time he says he is going to make it
stick
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j. L. Smith, Foreman We,
your committee, to examine county
,n;,l l'ngs, condition of Jail and
;nmotss etc. kave to say that we
find all the buildings in good
a.ao- a.d vail and cells, bedding,
~ sssooL;no anS eating apartments
wall kent. elsMn a good sanitary
condition. Then pIeoSed paoU with W
found in Jail are We n,i,t pIeaTeo .%o WIN WIN
their treatment andy W. ."o ~ l"Jd
furnished them to eat w 80 th
also call the attention - au ane
county commissioners to thN :,I
sity Of disposing of the Oh 'a1
buildings and property and ~
building new jail.
j. E. Hopkins,
A. V. Chavez,
Tomaz Chavez,
Committee.
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Geo. Powell has located the ex-
tre.ue south end Of the Weeks lode
where it runs into the shale and
lime formations.