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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR RENT. Store and dwelling on North
Il Main street. Apply 10 Mrs B-i@get
burns, 25 w Coal street. 2.28-lw
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Men and Women in the Highest Stations Publicly Re-
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Dealer In groceries, Sour, provisions, teas,
conees niRar. ate. Best = 'tty. lowest prices.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
FAULKNER NEWS.

jeff IIirsh is sinking a new shaft
as the old one Is caving and very
dangerous. The decomposed sur
face looks and pans well. Hlrsh
has a bonanza in sight.
Progressive eucher and razzle-
dazzle parties and moonlight burro
rides arc some 0f the means en-
ployed by our society people to
pass away the long, pleasant even
ings.
Messrs. Dement, and Ingalls, have
returned to Chicago, the Amalga-
mated Dry Washer having proved
failure when put to a practlca
test. The gentlemen have plans o
a new machine that is bound to b.
a success, both mechanically anc
theoretically. They will probabl,
return on the completion OF thei
first machiue.
Major Sam Crabb and the Llew
l-allxn boys are sinking shaft t.
! bedrock in Greenhorn Gdicff'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
rHE BLACK RANCE.
CHLORIDE.

CHLORIDE.
from the Chloride Range. /
Preliminary work at the wing
mill commenced this week.
Mrs. S. E. Corson, who las been
quite i'll, is con7alesing.
Miss Alice Wing had the mis-
fortane of spraining an ankle one
day this week.
Lightning killed valuable Sta'',
ion belonging to Chris hsafH isS'
Sunday. Benz Cook lost hne
COW, and Mrs. Mary 1aple a CALL
by the same process.
Robert Chavez, a young man III
the employ of Geo. HaV'li' WINE
foollng with revolver, shot INN
self through the foot last oatnr-
day. DIR. Blinn went to the rancn
Sunday and dressed the wound
The boy was taken to bis ho~e a.
Monticello and is doing WE'LL
The Black Range Smelling d
Mining company. that was organ
;,ed over a year ago and which put
nm a copper matte smelling plani
.p,;rv;aw has given up the ghost
saversl suits we're instituted agains'
the company at the. last term oI
district court and judgment rem
dared. but stay of proceedings o
ninety days was granted the com
nanv to allow them to pay up thei
;ndebtedness, The ninety day
have expired and the rustier 10
the outfit has notified the Iudg
msnt holders that they (the com
nanv) cannot make the riffie' an
from present appearances it is eVi
daDt tha. ths. Black Range Smell
ing company has hopelesSly paSse
into the great beyond where
many tender-footed penny Wlf
and pound foolish concerns nav
GONE before, and that another MOI
vment Of ignominious incompetel
-. l,aar added TO the countr
The failure of this company iS
.a.ora blow to the mining interes
nf northern Sierra county ana
grestly regretted by all. The
Ssbtedness of the company ls ADO
$4,000.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
HOM,S THIS !

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co Props,
Toledo, 0,
We the undersigned have known
f. j. Cheney for the last 10 years.
and believe him perfectly honor
able in all business transactions
and financially able to carry Out
any obligation made by their firm
WEST & TRUAx.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, .
WALD1Ne, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Y
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN
ternaliy. acting directly upon tb
blood and mucous surfaces OF tn
system. Price 75c. per bottle
Sold by all druggists. Iestimon
ials free.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
HklsBoRo NEWS,

Bob Huston is now vieitlng
Santa Fss
Capt. Thos. Murphy and fam
lily will leave next Sunday for
Boston, Mass, to visit relatives for
month or two, During Capt
asurphy's absence the telephone
oiEse will be located iu the Sierra
Counts'4seuk building.
George Richardson ard family
are moving into the William Mend
building, where they will reside
and keep a few furnished rooms to
rent
WIN. Kemp, our former smelt'
Ing man and now uf Silver City, Is
about to remove to Globe, Arizona,
to accept position from the Old
Dominion Copper Company.
Peter Galies, proprietor of the
Union Bar, has Just put in as
handsome bar fixtures MS are to be
found in the Territory, and which
quite fittingly correspond with
the excellence of his stock.
Mrs. VIM. O'Kelly and ehil-
dren will return home from LAS
Cruces, where she has been visiting
friends for the past two wesks
Frank Buck WAS in town a few
days last week, looking after som'
mining interests. lie has gone VI
- Kingston 60 visit friends.
Jas. Il Fisk, Esq, and wifi
raiurned home from their eastern
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

We have been informed that
the people living at Monticello aud
Cuchillu, Ii this coanty, have lost
all of their crops by the late Hoods
and that the season is now too late
for planting anything for food this
year, II this be SO, those people
are certainly IN n deplorable con-
dition and in need OF outside help.
Who can give as the facts as they
exist2 Will come one who KNOWS
give us statement of the case
Some eight hundred people, 1T ID
asserted, are involved in thls disas-
ter to their crops by the late Hoods.
A report was current upon our
streets yesterday that the Standard
mines had been sold to a Colorado
syndicate, but the ADVOCATE re-
porter could not verify it,
Our former weil-known cll,
zen, Prof. Jas. A. Long ssf<tAe
Normal School at Silver City, has
poor health at present, suffering
keeuly from pleursy contracted
during n recent trip to Colorado
Spriugs.
Mr.. Mnllette, of the minine
firm of Eggleston q Mallette o
Chicago, arrived here on Tuesday,
ssaeh to make the final payment o
|, 400 t@a-.---e- M!essrs. J NJ. Webste
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

territorial counties, will be repre-
sented at the Territorial Fair, and
her mineral exhibit will be Npne-
thing grand. We have the mines,
and the ore from them will be on
exhibition here in September"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
SOMETHING OF DEEP INTER
EST TO ALL SIERRA.

The coming Irrigation Congress
to be held at Albuquerque III Sep
tember, 1895, ia combination WIN
the Annual Territorial Fair, wall
be the greatest gathering OF capt
tnlists, investors, statisticiens, min
ing and farming men, exclusive Oh
sipht.seers this Territory has ever
seen. or will see for long time to
come. The estimate ot 30,COJ
stranpers is not an exaggerated
abatement. Ii the business mana
ger of paper was to tell you he
would advertise your mine. or your
farm, your district or your country
for one cent line, you would take
him up before he was done speak
ing; now, here is a chance to adj
yertise all you have or hold toI
nothing. Bring in your samples
of ore of all descriptions and you
metals. your corn. wheat, barley
beans, and everything mother earti
has so abundantly blessed you with
This appeal Is to you, dear reauei
with The expectation that you VII
urge upon your neighbors the ne
cessitv of immediate action, rs tn
+, time is short. Bring the larRes
I and finest specimens you can &c
or conveniently transport, and the
q will BE- r9ceipel for aud returne
0 to YOU, if so specified in the re
o ceipt. Address all communici
8 tions, and deliver all samples
o eyery description to r A. NIcKL
o Postmaster at Hillsboro, N Mex
;, acting Agent for the Exhibit Con
mittee. H. a. Ni'Ai'N'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

bf0K' rage Hhu commission ouslileoo
nj Denver, Col.
Miss Matte Crews is WISHING
friends at Silver City,
Mrs j. p. Mitchell is on the
ocean homeward bound from Eng
land, and our popular deputy
sheriff seems as pleased rs though
he had collected all the taxes.
-"Water Works" Chandler, for
merly of Kingston, is now hall
owner of the Mountain Key gold
mine at Pinos Altos, and again on
the high road to fortune,
During recent trip to Albu'
querque Hon. Frank W. Parker
for ouriosity's sake, joined the
large circle of people that were
being treated by the Healer
Schlader. On reaching Mr.. Park.
er the "Healer" took hold of his
J.. hands. turned his eyes heavenward
and mumbled something, bat The
big lawyer remained passive anC
serene, and presently the "Healer'
dropped him in despair. Mr.
Parker says that he experienced NJ
unusual sensations whatever whil'
r tho so called "Healer" held hin
. bv the hands, and asked by al
ADVOCATE reporter what he though
of tho Cureall, Mr.. Parker declares
; that lie regarded him es crazy.
: &C. c. Pennington went t.
Silver City on Wednesday, on
; business trip.
i -Chas. Myers has been quit
= sick and confined to his bed fo
9 several days, but was able to he ou
It yesterday.
t, A very enjoyable surpris
Y party was given at The residence {
! Judge and Mrs. NIckle on Wednei
" day evening. IN honor OF tn
departure Of Miss Dona Nickle
l. the Hopewell ranch for visit of
of couple of weeks with Mrs. Hop
z, we'll
4. The last shot fired in u
a. Tripp mine "Wednesday evenlr
revealed the big, rich vein Il
miners have beeu looking for al
- now active mining operations a
- the order of the day. -
ID Keller, Miller & Co. nre ju
IN rece ipt Of an immense new sto'
- of general merchausise.
Postmaster Nickle has se
- for the necessary utensils to Ia
ut the weather and crop report OF I'll
es section for the government west
,ie er bureau at Santa Fe, and whl
IN he will also furnish to II
ADVOCATE from week to we'
VI Come 10 and hShd h'niTT your ras
news, farmers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
Hermosa News.

A shipment of high grade ore
was made by Ecleberger & Slater
from their lease on the Humniing
Bird mine.
Robert Cassidy made a chip
ment of 3S5 ounces of silver ore
from his lease on the Eagle,
Fifteen tons of ore which Will
average about three hundred
ounces silver and ten per cent
lead Was shipped from the Palomas
Chief.
The seed that was sown by Rev.
DR.. Chavez. of the Methodist Epis'
copal church has fionrished and
grown apace. Prayer meetings are
held regularly here now and ser
vices every Sunday.
Mr.. James Wing, who has been
visiting Hermosn for about two
weeks and has been under the care
of Doctor Wegman, has returned
TO Chloride. Hermosa has become
quite health resort.
Mrs. William Kendall and Miss
Folsom have gone to Chloride tc
nav a visit to Mr.. end Mrs. Dimes
The rank growth of weeds has
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

Total output since Jan. /, lS85,-lo' i00'
SIERRA WILL BE HERE
Albuquerque Citizen. ,
Hon. w. S. HoPewell, one OF
Sierra county's most prominent
citizens. was here yeterday, leaving
this morning for bis home south o.
the metropolis.
Will your county have q good
mineral exhibit at the Territorial
pa;r ~ asked THE CITIZEN"
"You can say, as comIhg uifee'
from me, that Sierra, although
ANAL in area compared to other
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

supt. Duggan, OF the Cerrilios
Coal company's mines, states that
ESQ miners are employed IN aud
abont tbe mines aud coke ovens at
Madrid. The product goes south
ana west 10 New Mexico, Mexico
Arizona and California In about
FIVE weeks the anthracite coal mines
will be started up aud the big
ornsher set in notion. This VIII
->-~-~-~sr.~~-ssS~~sSe~
emoloy $50 more men. ne to"i
of Madrid is growing steadily.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

tempted the cattle 80 that they
have over eaten themselves, aud
being unused to such suocol'nt
prowths and high living they are
suffering from collie and several Of
them have died. One coT Of Ter
mosa came down into the streets to
give an exhibition of dying spasms
which would have made Sarah
Bernhart or any other tragic queen
green with envy.
NEvER TELL,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
Kingston News.

~ Mr.. /. s Dement,, of Chicago,
who has been testing
dry process OF saving gold out at
the Placers, was visiting relatives
in Kingston this week-the family
OF Judge j. ID. Whitman. He
was perfectly satisfied with HIS
tests, and goes directly east To
have the machines built, which
Processes to revolLtionize the gold
saving methods Of the present day.
Mr.. Dement, does not pose as q
mining man, hut being thoroughly
practical, was iuduckd to come out
here for the purpose above named.
-5r r. Sparks ana ). ). Cali are
preparing a shipment of ore from
the hill, which has been delayed
on account of the moist weather OF
the past few weeks.
- Col. Jno. S. Crawford is again
back to Kingston after several
months vacation spent in the east,
at Cripple Greek and other mining
camps OF Colorado.
~ .., L.nn 1..,, ;s tbo Iva
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

leo, and resembles mining camp
during boom; and with the Grey
Eagle mine at work in the lower
end Of the valley, this is not far
out Of the way.
Rev. Frank NJ. Day will speak
at the church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clay ard her two daugh-
ters, Stella and Lulu, started east
last Wednesday. They 60 to Iowa
where Mrs. Clay's parents reside,
and here her daughters will attend
school. In the meantime, Mr., Clay
goes to California to look out
new home, where they will go IN
the spring unless business looks
up in Kingston.
james Drummond has return
ed from Cripple Creek, where he
has been working for over year.
He comes to look after his assess
ment work. He has a number OF
what would be considered valuable
mining claims were silver l6 to /.
Jno. Bennett and Sophis Hoi-
singer have the south Percha road
repaired, and lumber will begin
to go down to the new mill at
Hillsboro, and ore from the Grey
; Eagle mine for shipment east.
Mrs. J. l.. Holden and the
> younger members Of her family are
up from their new home on the
river, visiting friends.
-Mayordomo HensiDger has re
paired the north. side ditch. Ener-
getic, public.spirited man is tha
Mayordomo; may his shadow in
J crease.
! The poem entitled, "The weep
ing floods of Spring" is rejected
peremtorlly rejected. The idea o
o sending a column of such trash TO
+ publication in first-class journal
o Who ever heard of weeping
j. floods; aud then agate, yon are Jus
a little off on Spring, We ar
'e fearful for your future, young man
a Leave off the deadly cigarette AM
al take long walk every morning "
of among the mountains. Yours Is
be critical case. certainly.
ly For first class wines, liquors an
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

very business PORTIONS: suns
steps must be taken Immediately
10 repair the dam at the point OF
the mountain and to deepen and
widen the ditch.
Lon Honeywell is in from Water
Canon md reports the country
looking beautiful, The cattle all
bav. left tha mountains, and are
tatten,ng very fast on the luxurlanl
grass on the masa.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

Output of Hlllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday
August 18th, 1895, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16


nine. Mr.. Mallette is EXCEEDING
~ well pleased with the purchase,
~ we'll he should be, his company
alreAdy having mined and shipped
sufIeieut ore, from the Wicks |
to nearly pay the whole purchase
price Of the property. The money
was paid over yesterday evening, ,
and the property is now owned by
the Wicks Mining Company OF
Chicago. company which, it Mr..
Malleite is n fair representative,
vii, work their new and valua-
BILE possession intelIgently, econ
omically aud we'll aud thus do
much for the general prosperity OF
Hlllsboro.
AT a recent meeting OF Sierra
Lodge X. of p, of Hillsboro,
Thos G. Long and p. J. Bennett
were duly elected delegates to the
next meeting of the Grand Lodge
ut Las Vegas.
1t ia Tumored that a small
cave in occurred in the main shaft
of the Snake mine one day this
week, revealing a large and very
rich vein of ore the presence OF
which was not even suspected.
-Eplscopal services will be held
at Union Church Sunday, morning
and evening, by Rev. Andrews OF
Deming. AL! are invited.
%. II. Laidlaw. is back from
his trip through the northern part
OF the county.
Hon. Jefferson Reynolds, sol
and nephew left for their home al
Las Vegas this morning. Mr.
REYNOLDS son and nephew done
the assessment work on the Soil
! talre silver niue at Kingston whil'
. IN the district.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

For first class wines, liquors ana
cigars go to the Uuion Bar, reter
GALES proprietor.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

a. /, 4Jea bf quicKsand into when lie
sank to his arm pits before being
rescued
Sheriff shannon returned from
the scene of the murder OF A. D.
Smith, near Separ, last saturday;
Ghe murder committed seVeral @
Jays 1go, and come time must heEe aye
Elapsed after the killing before tne
2ublic became aware of IT. as Tue
Hody.wss in an advanced stage OF :,
decomposition when discovered
An AZ was used as the implement
with which to execute the terrible
deed. The murderer is believed
to be a mulatto who was last seen
in. company with the murdered
man, and is now believed to be ma
ing in Mexico.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CITY.

From the Sentinel.
The Brockman- Crawford mill at
White Signal was started up yes
terday.
The Ivanhoe smelter is treating
the tailings from the Pacific mill
with good results.
Sanp & Hannes, of the Paschal
Copper company, made shipm ent
of high grade copper ore last week
Capt. Markley came up from
Deming last Saturday, where he
had been WITH a i5t ton shipment
OF ore from the Texas mine, at
Central.
Died. in Silver City, Aug. 10th,
Sim Holstein Miles, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Miles, aged
II months.
Through the recently adopted
schedule on the A. L. u 5. e., the
passenger train which formerly
arrived here at 4 o'clock is now
due to arrive at 3:l5. The depart
ing time for the morning train is
9:55.
At Santa Fe, this week, the
! Supreme Court changed the place
Of meeting of the U. $. District
| Court of the Bird judicial district
from Las Cruces to Silver CITY
The fall term will commence Sept
2ni next
A Mexican came near losing MS
life in the water shaft beneath the
pump house of the Silver Clty
Water Company, one day las
week. He had been lowered ioi
the purpose of cleaning cut tn'
well and at the bottom encountered
Jeu dr 'quirRsand into which lie tel
TX to his arm pits before being ba
cued. NO
Sheriff shannon returned from or
, scene of the murder of A. j. @
nth, near Separ, last. Saturday, ~ %
rnuArnl m
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

.Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
sssss srss s4aa stssSinsss FaS San Fsaass<~l
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16
Neighborhood News.
SocoRRo COUNT r.


From the Advertiser.
Money in the relief fund and no
aid, 10 a good showing for Soeorro,
especially when many lost all they
possessed.
Towns up the road are busy
denying reports that they have
been visited by storms, and LAY u
onto the other fellow"
ID. B. Robinson, vice president
and general manager OF the Santa
Fs road, tenders his sympathy to
Socorro suffers from the flood, Ind,
what is more substantial, sends q
check for 500 to the relief COM
,nSttes.
The city has about got down to
its normal condition after the flood ,
and few signs are LEFT of the late
disaster. The railroad Is employ
ing all the idle men, and none need
suffer who are able and willing TO
work. This work will continue at
| ,ast two months. So what ap-
peared at first sight an awful. dis
aster, may turn out more OF ben
eft, in distributing several thou
sand do!lers month Ia the city
But we must not overlook the fact
that the town is now in greater
danger from future floods, as ths
d water has been so diverted that il
w,ll now come down through th'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-16

Hillsboro is situated in
the center Of the great
Hillsboro, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
country. and only IS miles
distant from the famous
Lake Valley silver fields.
Evening journal., 1895-11-30
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
The nsvenue nd lhe Re.erve.

The Revenue and the Reserve.
From the New York Times.
All that Secretary Carlisle said on
Tuesday evening to the Chamber Of
Commerce hs TO the absurdity and peril
OF the government banking business
was perfectly true, but he did not include
tho whole truth. Mr.. Carlisle did not
take specific note Of the way In which
the condition of the revenue may affect
the Treasury to meet the perpetual
demand made possible by tho legal
tender notes. II there bo a deficient
revenue, as has been the case for moro
than two years past, the legal tenders
paid In In exchange for gold are neces
anrily immudiately paid out TO meet
current expenses But II there were
decided surplus OF revenue, it would
thon be possible to retain the
legal tender notes In the Treasury.
This would Affect the supply Of money
for current uses, would tend TO ad
advance interest rates, and TO check
either the export or boarding OF gold
70 was practically by such process that
the Treasury under Mr. Manning modi-
ted the inh alton produced by the coinage.
Of silver under the Bland Allison act
There was a large accumulation and
steady excess OF revenue, aud, as In the
motley variety Of currency Ia circulation,
the less desirable forms were sent TO the
Treasury, it was possible 90 keep them
there It would be equally possible TO
) that now with the legal tender notes
Of 1890, or with the United States legal
lender notes usually known as green
backs. II there were the same surplus Of
revenue. This fact, however. does not
10 any degree make the retention Of the
legal tender notes a wise, or prudent. or
Intelligent policy. On The face Of II, 10
Is absurd for the government 60 Issue
legal tender paper money and then tax
the people for revenue TO lock mp that
money In the vaults OF the Treasury.
Evening journal., 1895-11-30
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

After Prohibition vote Of 102 In
Kentucky, it will probably be conceded
that anything is possible IN American
politics. s.-Phlladelpbia Bulletin.
Congratulations, Gar Of the Russiaa
But you and Grover are In hard luck
on that boy question Philadelphia
North American,
Apples were cultivated 4 600 years ago,
but apple jack WAS unknown until
accidentally discovered by toothless
JorseymRn who WAS crushing up apples
so that be could eat them - Florida
Timea Union..
10 is not fair TO doubt tho Hon. Adlal
Stevenson when ho Hays be Is not a
candidate. New York World.
lib p. Pitezell Is alive the common
wealth should sue him for damages Tor
putting it TO the expense OF trying hls
murderer. North American.