Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-06-19

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ing their barber shop IN the Nc
Pherson block.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
All invitation to attend the gradu-
ating exercises OF Miss Matte
Crews, in California. for which our
thanks are hereby returned.
The Hillsboro Gold Ilncer
deal is 90, sure enough. Hon.
W. 5. Hopeweii was telegraphed
for this week to meet the members
OF the Placer company at Colorado
Springs and receive part OF the
purchase price Of the property
The balance, we understood, will
be paid on July first, TO which
date the option on the deal runs.
Mr.. Hopswell left Tuesday morn
Ing, IIarrah Tor the Placer Com
pany! Hurrah for Hillsborol
Episcopal services will be held
a. Kingston next Sunday evening,
at 1880.
II Real estate transactions: Jae
Dalglish TO James Mitchell, lot on
Flower Avenue; consideration 1900.
Il. l. Given to J. II. Collard, lot on
Ridge street. consideration 5000.
--Mrs. Fisk will shortly open n
private school al her residence for
a small number OF children.
After the Woman Suffrage
meeting at their house Wednesday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Will
liams gave their many fricpds
phonograph musical treat, rendered
by two travelling artists.
Senator Nick Gales and fa-
mily passed through Albuquerque
to-day, bound for their new home
nj Prescott, A. 4. l.. w. Gales
WAS at Albuquerque to greet them.
IT. ID. Curtis. the phonograph
man, will remain 10 Hillsboro till
after the Fourth. He is a good
phonograph operator and well
worth hearing.
-Dolph Reading, one OF our
young business men, has
tho agency in this sectlon
81 Chicago cigar house.
AT meeting OF the citizens of
Iiillsboro at tho Court House last
Saturday TO provide for the proper
celebration OF the Fourth of July.
". w. Williams was chosen chair.
nan and Alloys Preisser secretary.
fhe following committees were
appointed
Executive ittee--Otto Il. Gonix.
|. Is. White, David Dissenger. W. ".
Williams, Alloys Preisser.
Soliciting Committee--J. II. McPher-
on, Otto II Cent?, u. NJ. Smith. l.. w.
ialles, |. II. Gray, John Crews, Gus
,uyall.
Committee on Enicrtaipments-W +.
Iali, II B. white, JAS. X Fisk
The above named gentlemen met on
lat Wednesday and appointed the iol-
,wlng additional committeos
To Entertain Strangers--J, u. Web
Ter, viii Nj Robins, w i. Hall.
On Music---Dayid Dissi nger,
On Relreshments--Me Mesdames Otto f.,
entz. q. w. Sanders, T.. Touserd.
To Erect Platform--L. w Gales.
On Horse Raccs-Gus Duyaii, II II.
fbtto Jobn DawaOn.
On Foot Races--Otto l.. Cent?, Cus
uvail, John rews.
On Fireworks Pete Tousend, viii NJ.
obina, X, A. Niekle.
on Dance--L. w. Galios, Alloys freis'
II, Cliff Crews.
To Arrange Entertainments Mes
ines Kilpatrick, Fisk, l.. w. GALES,
isscs Eva Dissnger and Dora Titus.
On printing--W ". Williams.
To Fire Salutes 10 Each state at sun
,e--Pete GALES
The following prizes arc offered on
,rse races:
Ist Race free for all, $50 yards. En-
lnce fee 81 50-purse Sl5 with en-
lnce fees added. First horse TO take
o-thirds Of money, second horse one'
I'D
Second Race-Fo, saddle ponies 800
ride. Entrance fec 81. Purse Sl5--
tn entrance fees added. First horse
take two.thrds Of money; second
rec one-third.
3urro Rsees--200 Yards. Purse $3.50
st Burro 81; second ~ so.
Foot Races-i00 yards. To start At
ck OF pistol. Free for ALL First
ze 80; second prize eS.
Soys Race-It years OF under. Fly
is Prize g..
sack Rsce-free for all--50 yards
70 S. No entrance fee required