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Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-02
POINTED 6,aaRKS ON THE StNaIt Flour
New Yorker Replies with biting snr-
cnsm 90 the Tnunts of Ills
Antugonist-OnIy Two
HnttIcSIips.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE debate in the
Senate today was OF a dramatic and sensa-
honal character recalling the famous Ingalls,
voorhees, contest Of come years ago. Senac
tor Tillman Of South Carolina again brourli
his unique personality into the debate. hi
speech being the first Of any length sincl
his memorable maiden effort attacking pub!h
officials, high and low. While he spoke
today. the silver pltchfork recently presented
10 him in the west, was conspicuously dis.
played on4Ns scarf. The senator used blur
"ppytIt.,4o 8, cricket seas utterances, ar,
~, l.' H,S c St club is cdnd cabinet Office,
world cat o9n. The gaand personal ir oon-
sui Generarned by Pr4 himself NO. tanned
list of the nsidqnt id. ~ ared on the
American schooner Competitor. Laborde and
Milton are American citizens.
Laborde wrote a letter to Mr.. Williams
asking him to come and see him. but neither
Williams nor Laborde's lawyer has as yet
gained access to him. The prisoners are at
the arsenal, undergoing examination before
the judge Of instruction. preliminary to a
summary naval court-martal The whole
proceedings will not last more than one or
two days. Under the treaty, taken American
citizens, caught with arms in their hands
are entitled to be represented by counsel
The Spanish authorities say that the Com
petitor was ordered to show her colors, and
that 1t had no flag. Her papers had been
thrown overheard
The question of conspiracy may be raised
otherwise the prisoners are ordinary prison
ers of war. Six Of the party were shot by
the marines of Mensajiero One Of the killed
is said to have been Quesada.
According to list found on the Competi-
tor, there were forty-three members of the
expedition. Two were captured on land and
are on their way to Havana. This makes
seven prisoners altogether. The Spaniards
found a printed proclamation to the people
of Cuba signed by Laborde. Thirty mem
bers of the expedition escaped Their lead
ers name ie MonZon.
saw, Labordes whitehared father at the
palace today, trying to see the captain gen
eral His face was like dead mans. Con-
sui General Williams seems to be alive to
the situation, but information is difficult to
obtain. JAMES CREELMAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-02
Geneva's National Exhibition Opened.

GENEVA, May 1.-The national exhibition
was opened today by Vice President Deucher,
in the presence of the government officials,
members Of the diplomatic corps, many for
eign visitors and a large attendance Of people
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-02
II Hung Chnng IN Russin.

ST PETERSBURG. May l.-L Hung
Chang has arrived here with letter from
he emperor of China 70 the czar and brings
costly presents.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-02

BERLIN, May 1.-The Relchstag today by
vote of 200 to 80 adopted a motion to pro-
hiblt options on grain and grain products Oh
the exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-02

CEarewitch is IN az Nice.

ALEXANDRIA, Turkey May 1.-Rev,
George p. Knapp, the American missionary.
has left here for Constantinople.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-02

NICE, May THE czarewitch is reported
to have had another attack OF hemorrhagc
tonight.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

haps, but he Is certainly happier
than the discoverer of gold at
Water Canon, Socorro county, if
we may believe the following news
paper clipping; - Z. Kelly and
his son, George, Of Water Canon,
were arrested last week charged
with assault with deadly weapons
on John j. A. Dobbin. discoverer
OF gold there. They waived exam
nation and were bound over to
appear before the grand jury.
The leasers on j. NJ w ehster's
Hornet NINE at TERRA Blanca nre
working in pipe Of very rich gold
aud silver ore at present.
John Dawson, the freighter,
was caught 10 food last Monday
in Jarlosa galch, at McKinuey's
ranch, with a load Of Richmond
ore that he was hauling TO Lake
Valley for shipment lie got the
horses ont all right but the rnging
waters bsoke a wheel of one Of
his wagons. None Of the ore
was lost.
--Episcopal leryices viii be held
vt Hlllsboro on Sunday next
morning aad evening, by the Rev.
L. H. J. Andrews.
-Last Monday a large black,
angry looking cloud that gathered
itself together in the beighhorhood
oi the Rio Grnude river, seiled
lnlo the Hillsbpro gold placers
aud empiied itself into the AMI
mas creek, filling tho stream to
iis banks II attracted consider
able attention here, the billie being
crowded with people watching H.
As fa5 as heard from 1t dcne ne
damage.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
Rermosa News.

The polite statesman looks back with n
sigh,
There IL doubt in his heart, Lhero is fear
IN bis eye;
Oh haste, lest that doubling and fear
shall prevail,
And the head Of his steed take the place
OF the tail
The road between Hermosa and Gu
chillo Negro has been so washed out by
the recent rains, and had 40 much
gravel aud boWlders washed upon IL, that
the freight teams had to ceasc hauling.
A party Of men were set TO work to re-
pair the road and remove the obstruc-
tions.
Services Of the Protestant Episcopal
church were held at the Town Hall by
Rev Andrews, which we're very gener'
ally attended by the people OF iiermoea
Mr. Andrews visited among our folks
and waB requested 10 come again when
his other duties would permit.
There was well attended dance ut
the Town II II IN opits Of a smart shower
WAiel, cumo on Just at the time people
were preparing to 10. Il waH 10 the
kindnnsa 81 Mr. Slater that tie enjoy
meni ol the evening gas due.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
BEWARE OF ON rMENTS
FOR CATARRH THAT
CONTAIN MEkCuRY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense 81 smell and completely
derange the whole system when
eAlefiug II through The mucous
surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on preecrip.
lions from reputable physicians, Ms
TIE damage they will do is ten.fold
70 the good you can posslbly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, Manufactured by Il. j.
Cheney & Go, Toledo, O, contains
no mercury, and il taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces u The system. In
buying Halfs Cararrh Cure be
snre you get the genuine. II Is
taken internally, aud made IL
Toledo, Ohio. by + J Cheney q
CO. Tes'imoniaIs free.
By Sold 10y druggists, Zoe. per
bottle
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Prof, Alloys Preisior has
moved his assay Office into the
LeidIaw building, recently pur-
chased by him.
w. Q. Thomas, the Las Cru
ces photographer, has opened a
photograph gallery in Webster
Mall.
Mr. and Mrs. J, y. Perkins
have gone to their Chloride ranch
70 stay during the heated term
This week County Clerk Thos,
G. Hall purchased halfinterest
in the Freibnrg gold mine, from
John Binneeke. Consideration
private.
The presea! year ia marking a
few failures in business here and
there in New Mexico, but the FIRST
failure FOR tho year Is yet to ha
recorded in Hillsbnro w Nj.
Sanders & Co., Of IuIatoeo, made
an assignment last week TO +. Il
Banner. Their liabilities are
$4,000; assets, unknown.
Now, what about constructing
a good freight road to Hermosa
and Chloride, gentlemen of the
Sierra County Board Of Commits
sionefs. lIillsboro could and
should be made the supply depot
for every town IN Sierra county,
The commissioners OF Socoiro
coonty have made an appropria-
ton Of l,5O0 to construct .h9
Mogollon .Moglaleua Socorro San
Antonio-San Maroinl wagon road.
The discoverer of gold in
isn't so very rich, per
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

This is the hest time to
prospect. The heavy raiue have
pat a new face on the country aud
no doubt exposed to view many
valuable mineral lelges. Ii. A
Root believes this ia particularly
the caee at North Percba.
While running Wednesday
George Wright spruined his ankle,
aud is now obliged t. use a cane.
What might have been a
small natier hardly worth
mentioning, had quite serious
ending Tuesday The two young.
est Lyons children (colored) had
SOME difficulty wlth She little
Clausen girl, ana Mrs. Cleusen
started to chase the Lyons child
ren home II il said by some that
she slapped one of them, while
this is deuied by others. BE tbis
as it may, one Of the Lyons child
ren picked up a stone aud threw it
at Mrs. Clausen, striking her he
bind the ear and rendering her un-
conscious The lady had to be
taken home and DR.. Given sum
moned, before she recovered from
the effects of the blow.
Ray Grayson has just made
the first saddle ever made in Sierra
county. 1t ia for himself and il a
very substantial one.
Bishop kondnck has appoint
cd icv. Il, II. j. Andrews assis
tant minister of st. Clements
Church, El Paso, Tex. MIR. An
drews will remove to his new
home Sept. lst, 80 that his next
visit to lIillsboro (tourth Sunday
ia Augpst will be his last 1t is
probable the Rev. Mr.. Crosse, Rec
tor of Silver City, will hold q
monthly service here after Mr..
Andrews departure. MIR. An
drews says il will not be without
considerable reluctance that no
wall tako leave of his preeent mis-
Mona, for ho has made many
friends aud spent mnny pleasant
hous among the lIllsbolo and
! Kingston folks. He sincerely
hopes the missions will continue
to grow and prosper with the
growth and prosperity of the
towns, and that anyone visiting
lei paso must not think of leaving
without making a call al st. Gle
mcnt's Rectory.
Judge NJ IIrsch, Of Rncon, spent
few days IN llllshoro this week
Word was received last evening Of the
I discovery OF a large boil y OF gatena about
! twelve mileH from Hinaon. Float wns
/ found ia the neghborhood several weeks
ago and projectors have been soaich-
| ing for the ledge, with result as stated
above. --- klncon Weekly.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
WE EMPLOY OYER 900 GIRLS.
ADDRESS: LEVI STRAUSS & CO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
CALIFORNIA.
hiIIsboro Mines and Mills.

Stuck Il Anderson are working
thoir Printer 10y mine on Animas
Peak, aud are Accumulating ore for
a carload shipment to the El Paso
smelter,
At the Richmond the leas-
ing force was considerably in
creased this week.
w II. Brothorson is working
on small but very rich vein of
ore in Wick's gulch, owned by
himself and Alex. Duder.
Laramy " Dickey have sus-
pended work on the Morton, and
are contemplating trip into ARR
zona, to look up copper discovery
made by Mr. Dickey some years
ago.
II. Scanlon hos completed To-
cation work on tho Cleveland, Oar
Isle, Mckinley, Teller and Bland
claims on and about Black Peak.
j. w. kining has been samp.
ling the Saranac vein and will take
out ore il assays are satisfactory.
John W. Brooks. now OF
Elizubethtown, N. NJ, and Que OF
the owners of The Chanoe mine, IL
expected here very shortly to begin
work ON the property.
A carload OF first class ore
anl concentrates from the Rich
mond went out Monday,
II was reported yesterday
that rich ore had been struck in
tho Eighty Five at a depth -of
800 feet from the surface
Lessee Collard OF the Bonanza
mill is proparsng to handle the
output OF the Snake group of
mines,
Barney Martin and others
interested are having some work
done on the Lincoln group of
mines in Grayback gulch.
Scott 4 Owens report continued inn
pfoyement in the sherman orn VEN ami
are jubilant over their prospect Of max
ing big money
Maryland & Co Of the III Dorado arc
delivering a large c0nsignmont Of ore =.
the Bonanza mill.
--For the first six months OF this year
the copper production Of the United
States shows an increase Of over twelve
thousand tons, and during the same pc
rod AZ Increased export 10 foreign
countries Of "A per cent. Were foreign
countries to adopt our high tariff system
there could be no such export, and the
price would either fall miserably low, or
production would cease and the mines
Gloss down.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
STRUCK IT RICH.

The following has been sent to
the stockholders of the Orphan
Boy Extension NJ. Co., of Colora.
do. of which Col Phillip Mother
sill, of Fngle, is one: Big ore in
Dew Drop tunnel, the biggest ever
seen in camp, 1t is twice as much
as ever found before anywhere in
the Dew Drop. Mr.. Daniels has
lust teiephoned that the solid ore
In the breast of the Dew Drop is
twelve to fifteen feet wide all solid
ore. The contractors have aban-
doned their work on account OF the
immense ore. We have to day
searched the town for good drill
men. The ore in the adit is get
ting bigger and better. We have
commenced saving it. There is no
mistake about it this time, 10 the
last thirty days, ending tonight,
we have received for ore aud con-
centrates, net freight and smelling
charges deducted, S2,706.92.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
THE BLACK RANGE.

From the Range.
Horace Kingsbury, of Grafton,
has been on the sick list for the
past week,
Westy Peterson is over 100 feet
under cover with his tunnel on his
Pine Grove property
While Fairview has lawn ten
mis- court, Chloride has come to
the front with quoits club.
Bad cir N the Dreadnsught
mine has interfered with work on
that property. Now that an air
pipe has been inserted work can
go on uninterrupted.
L. j. Otto and J. D. Bone came
in from Magdalena n few days ago.
Mr.. Bone halls from Albuquerque
and is taking in the mineral re-
sources OF our district.
The main street OF the town is
being rapidly destroyed by water
that flows down it every time it
rains. This rapid destruction of
the street would virtually be pre-
vented il the property owners
would take interest enough in the
welfare of the town and them
selves to clean out the water ways
on both sides of the street.
Col. Thos. Scales was over from
Fairview aud informed us that he
had struck a bonanza in tho way
of lead mine, with lots of ship
ping ore in sight, On tho east side
OF the Cuchillos. The property is
situated at the base of Granite
Peak about one and one-half miles
westerly from Willow Springs
The Col. proposes to begin active
development on the property at
once.
A wedding took place at the
hospitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Scales at high noon last
Friday. The contracting parties
were Miss Sadie Cox and Mr.
Gail Miller, and the knot was tied
by our popular justice of the
peace, Charles Russell.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
SOCoRRO.
From the Advertiser.

From the Advertiser.
Andy Wickham has purchased
the barber shop of .. A. Mitten
and will in the future attend tc
the tonsorial wants of Socorro's
citizens. He is young man de-
serving of success and should com
mand liberal patronage.
L. ID. Lothrope, a capitalist OF
Giocester, Mass, and president q
the company controlling the Black
lngton mines in the San Andreas
district, arrived in the city this
week and went across the river tc
look at the properties OF his com
pany.
Our fellow citizen 10 Velesqu2s
who is the owner of mining pro-
perty in the Ladrones came over
with a pocket full of rocks Mr.
Velesques is now working 2 foot
lead, which assays $50 IN gold
and 40 ounces silver to the ton.
He has had several entlcing offers
for the property, but as yet has not
concluded to sell.
+. II. Laberteaux, who has
charge of the S U ranch, is in town
and expects 1900 head of cattle in
tonight which he has sold to lay
lor and Brown, of Deming
4. Il. Miller, of the II IL ranch,
get trap for bear abeut nine
miles from here Monday night
where they were rounding u2 cat
tie, asd on Wednesday morning
found good .si+e cinnamon bear
in it. Word was sent to town and
j. NJ Allen went out and says he
killed it. Mrs. Allen went out
with hlm aud ii Is rumored that
she killed the bear.
Fred Geisler, a large property
owner in this county, but now a
hustling business man Of Newkirk,
o. T., came upfrom Dsmlng We'd.
nesday and remained lr.tho city
until Thursday evening. While he
found his property interests great
Iy deprecated from former values
he says he haa nothing to sell
He Is a member of the city coun-
cll of his city.
Finding it Impossible to give
the water system proper care, aud
having only held over this year as
n matter of accommodation, IL. W.
Monroe rendered bis resignation to
Mayor Howell Thursday, for i'm
mediate effect. AS the interests OF
the city have suffered greatly be-
cause of the fact that no collec-
tions for water have been made
this year, Mayor Howell consid
cred it his duty to appoint a man
to fill the place, SO named Adolfo
Torres, who has been SO successful
q collector of poll tax.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE.

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts, brHises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped.
hands, chilblains, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by
l.. e. Mowers and all druggists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

"Wake up, Jacob, day is break
ing p 80 said DeWltts litaf
Early Risers to the man who bad
taken them to arouse his sluggish
liver. For sale at Movers drug
store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
When BRYAN is elected, the Lib.

When Bryan is elected, the Lib
erals candidate for governor Of
New Mexico is the Hon. w O.
Thompson, the editor of the only
genuine, simon pure, free silver,
16 to | paper in the Territory; the
Chloride Black Range, The Hon,
w. O. Thompson is man OF great
executive ability, fully capable Of
governing the Territory, with one
hand tied behind him, -Lordsburg
Liberal.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
Is THIS SENATOR GALES
MINE?

From the Bsbee Orb.
Reports from the Congress mine
are that the property has been
developed to be one Of the most
valuable 10 the world. For long
time the workings We're of max
impm depth of 700 feet, the ore
above being deemed entirely salts
factory in point OF ore body, width
aud value per ton. One hundred
tons a day were mined and milled,
the mills picking up stead aver
age of $40 a ton in gold from the
refractory looking pyrltic ores.
Then q cyanide plant was put in
position and 100 tens of tailings
are now being worked at good
profit.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
HIlLSBORo MINES OUTPUT

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
July 23rd, 1896, as reported for
The ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

J. ". Fleming, Jas. A.. Long
and Alvan n. White went mp to
Pinos Altos last Saturday evening
to organize Bryan Club, and
they found the place in very goo d
humor for an organization Of that
kind. Prof. Loag and Mr. White
addressed tho meeting and we're
very enthusiastically received. A
club wiil ba organized ~ 4 t6@
days Silver City Independent.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24
money at Cripple Greek.

money at Cripple Creek.
Mrs. i. W. GALES is quite
sick and confined to her room.
Mrs. Thos. Murphy and
daughter Mona have returned home
from El Paso, ouch pleased with
their trip.
Mr.. aud Mrs. GINS Duyall are
moving into the lIopewell house,
formerly occupied by J. NJ. Lewis.
-Messrs. Tomlinson, Dickey
and Mcmillan are arranging for II
prospecting trip to Arizona.
George W. Lufkins is look
ing for another Bridal Chamber
on the quartzlte dyke between
IIlllsboro and Lake Valley.
Crosby Dawkins, OF Jackson
vile, Fla, who spent last winter
il HiAsboro, contemplates return
ing here this fall.
M ISIS MhEgic 1Nh"N''N
return from Las Cruces next week.
to again engage in business IN
Uillsboro.
Mrs. Dunlap, Of Wilcox, Ari-
zona, formerly Mrs. J.M. Smith OF
Chloride. is visiting Mrs. a. a.
Neal, ut u.l'sb7ro
e. d. Smith writes as follows
to his relatives here
duncan, Ar1sna, lnly y, 1895 We
reached here all right Eut SIR Feast
l. tied back at the GilA River 10y q 'od.
twill likely pass BY tonight. In.
Al. Chury came up from las Cru
ces Yesterday Is submit evi leice before
Special Master II B Holt in re ease
of ". K Harper W EuuA q. M0rsans
ct al. owing 10 the uon-arrYsl % de.
fendant's altcTnty, j ". Parker .
fiillsbofo, the case vas postponed Until
to-day. TIE litigation .s brought about
through a disagreement Do settling q
dissolution ot partnership -RincoD
Weekly,
Scott +. Keller, sF=q purchased ne
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

Scott +. Keller, .E-q purchased he
Fsfs8a M, - s.4sI1ss sale l,si sAinr-
day.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

Mrs. VIM. Burns, wife Of the
popular deputy revenue collector
of this district, IS suffering FROM
nervous prostration, and will
spend a few months at the sea-
shore with the hope that her
health may be restored. -Albu
querque Citizen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

The host OF friends Of Col II. l..
Pickett will learn with pleasure
that he is winning deserved sue
cess in his new home in Salt Lake
City. We clip the following from
the Utahniap: "Col II. l.. Pick
EFT, cousin of Gen. George Pick.
EFT, who led the immortal charge
at Gettysburg, has come, within
the last few weeks, from several
b.; and successful mining denis
in New Mexico, with pocket
full Of rocks" and put out small
battalion Of rrospectors in the
great gold and silver fields of Utah.
He brings brains, money and en-.
terpfise, and viii make Salt Lake
CITY his base of operations.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Sam McClaren ia makInr
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-24

Total output since Jan. I, 1896, ,-l3,735. i.