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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
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raoeplaBe. wel6er Is Sabre in gn9s
mnn ,risst - onnhnr ON ibGrss enteI
Sntts m;yo n5S,isns nni Sem, WnuTbom.
nInttson lNnbmbnin;srte0 s;u milf nr,n
m%"SsrnStsn @nn,inrt sinnsr;h,stss
SrsmnsnhotsI srbomsm Sos Wnmtsr.
roin Sns ~ non Sru GsrnsboSsr ~.
mnrhsu II iibsroSs ,,srsnsn mn biISst
rio Sts MN Nrsi nrossn SSsrtSSrsoSsrm
S;s Srort hot n;s mn"5ont GSuns nnm
az Wstsr. h;s Sieis mist % Wstsr
MA ,mr ssr,ioj,sn,rn S;s;es Ssrmi.
nnsbotsls hot Serr @shIsn Ma S(nnI.
Int6a,tsrn nw N~,h,Gnis nm ner"Wrn;g
BON 5000 6r. pro Sabr ouf . Sabre
gsmietbet.
osrr W;f 2insr b;s6or Gam.
Ian su 2annen, gum 9farrer in Sul.
oiu0en uno Serr Geiter, Neppresbpter
aus Sa9en. gum Gaplan in N6roiu9su.
w pe D. O'Tpss''t uI''
p'sl'NsI O~Vn1I:unu,n, ~ VI. pas OV"''
''"l'"m ops' S's''EW os'leB' ~V'pe'''
Gs limb eruuuut wprbsu: SEER
Motb. 6enmert ann Nsftnr am NsnIip.
nate nsr Shmeifern nm at. Solemn
ouf oem Mnrienhnf INN mcleih ann
SilIsprpfeIipr am GemiuGr; SIR. Better
SRoousr. Soplon nm mnmer. ann
Iforrer her bijhSfiheu 0forrei RON
6ap.6opeleu: Sr. epmuuS Shueioer.
2,eopresoplet oon 9teoeHMaNeE. sum
S.lul p1t' ~. "'.IVe'' Q': ~: SM'lS'
"lu!H; NFppssspQ,st aus PlaNTi!lqul:
gum %9plal' oVH 9'euI'ga"'TH' Pla'ts'
@ESopEl.
Surslib itarb bier Der YoItbez
ante Sobunu 3urtb i'm glitter bon SO
SuIreu. gr rube in 6rieoen!
m;o m;r ,o~,,hrr,, ,rvr,. ,,s
onu m",." 49, -.
,,".Esr;n" S*a Wo"t6"rar"s m,s
Sn"SMnn &c.,. n"rS o.
o." ts'M, ' ,"N, Wre;ia No.,
tx 0nn ~ nnn nSm @s;Sm;;tsrn WsFsr.
Sreiuen ilufiA erworben. GieIelben
UeaoNWllBeu, ooIeloH ell Solel 81 els
rlWltH. SetHer III DDS SrH. SWu7
mann SI9eD0rl9e SdDall5 Der Nl0rll=
oCr= uuO Wrieuulltr0Ee lirilbere5 Sous
! cimru-H3s9l oeoouThcr Ron, ,oteI
-. ~ a>HMa 70,
StuU'"I' III ps'' SeUR o'' @s''et ess
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
surem bnr9ii6cs aus Yelsiem.

SUP. Sine iir6terli9e 6assrplo.
lion fano in Der poriseu WO6e bel
Serrn 2utieu WiQems, Subbalter in
Der 5abrlt oes Serru Goblin in Der rue
on Saut Gb6ne, ltatt. Serr Wilems
bate am Mitttuo6 mOr9su in einem
Simmer ieines Gro9eI6oliss cine ourh
Gas erleuhtete Sdu9elampe anbringsu
lalisn. Oils er gegen halb 2 lbr in
oas 3immer trat, iiIblte er itarten
Gas9eru6; er Siiroete Elm Strei1bOl,.
den al unterlubte. pb bas 8as niht
aug Der G0bre itrDme. Sn oieism
quasnblif ertOnte cine grploiion, Die
9rpbsn Sbaoen anrihtete; iImmtli1e
Senlteriheiben oss Gro9eibOIss uno
oes pberen Stptwertes lpran9en in
Stiife; oas &lapisr, idmmtlide WO.
bel uno flint innere Sbiireu oes Sau.
les wuroen ssrtriimmert. Ssrr Wil-
lens wuroe in benz 8eli1te uuo on
Den SGnoen D%erbrannt; oes9leiben
erlitt ieine l5jabri9e Sodter mebrere
Sranowunosn; lie murosn beioe iOfort
drStli6 uerpfle9t; aliidli9erweiie itebt
iDr 9sben ni6t in 8eiabr.
Sielal m. Sn bieiiasr 8s9sno
treibt cine Siebesbanoe ibr llnmeisu;
sablrei6e Siebitlble werben beeangen
uno mar lit iiberSeu9t, oaB iis tets
bon ben n0mli6en SSnoipiouen ausae.
Iibrt werben. Dor eini9en Ndbten
wuroe I'M Sauie oes Ssrrn giirssr.
tiers Shmib su Sebo einsebroheu.
9ie llebeltnater nabmen iebr seibidt
cine 9rOBe 6enlteri6eibe aus; ourh
Die oaourb e%ntltanoenc Cennuns bran.
gen lc III bds Simmer uuo entpenoe.
ten allies, mas ibnsu untsr Die Sauos
tipL-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
@n lit Mibael Grut?

Serislbs belt lid 81 Copper GitD.
&c., Californian Oui. Man
bat aber isit eli SGbren nihts mebr
bon ibm NehOrt uno es miro iebnliblt
0sluiinidt Die 0]eGenwGrtiQe 9lOrelis oes
GERM Wihasl 8rOB 81 erbultcn. @sr
wslhe Nustunit wsib. lit 9ebe-
ten oicielbe al IolNenOe Norelie al
i6itCu: German Catholic Printing
Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

i6ueioer; Gmtl Siioor, y. D. Goicpb &nens:
fin, Mtee9er 6ruu; 0mil, Z. D. @mtl Sran:
co.'s, 1onoi4ubihnetoer IA. Sbeooor Sorl
Mutton, 2. D. &Oyl Nr!ne, 0Iicub0loler;
MOriu, :. D. Sob0un Fster S6ueioer, An;
itrci6er.
9eiratbcu. - Seine.
Sterbei0lle. Tom Q. Sit: Nnua
Serrp. alt l %. lno II Sage; Wt09oalcnd
S6lCrp, alt s Stuuoeu; IL. WtUrtiu ,Sranb,
Olt 43 y, Wourcr; Il. WihGl NOid, ait ,
=. mo 6 Wouote $;ictorlne StrolIer, alt 10
!. obuc Gtouo cbelos; Maria HOtborlua
Sous, ait 20 j., ebemOll8e, Ec5rerIH, ebeIoS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Die 3oonraobabn. Die aui ben 8orner=
graf 10000 SUD- bon 3ermatt aus
Qefilbrt miro. 0ieie So6babn miro
am |. Sull 1898 Dem Yetrleb iiber=
9eben lDerocn uno I'm 100 SUB b0ber
ltclgen. ais oas S0lenenseleiie CUR
NntbOripiBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
IerIduultc Dcu Sug.

Mitleioiaer gsiuder Gm 3u9tbaus
al einem Strdfllna): n@orum lllo ne
bler?"
etrafina: @sil i'd einsn 3u9 pcrs
fdumt babe"
Weiuber: rllnltnn!!"
StrdfIiua: vSur6ans ni6t. SD
babe ben 3u9 nod CANADA perlaumt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Die y8Olosgrids" bic in Seattle
ous GIonoitss8Olo 9enladt tueroen.
lino nelln 3OQ lang. orei Soil brett
uno orei SOL bid. Sbr @srtb betra0t
ie $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
Nus 0cbrasfa (Scrlpatct).
8ofelano, 4oams &c., Deb.
Mert6e Geoattion!

3ofelano, 4oams &c., Neb.
@ertbe Geoattiou!
9Qen uniereu Yerwanoten uno ges
tannten Die irauriQe Na9ridt, ooB es
Soft Dem Nlmd6ti9sn 0efalen bat
unieren piel9elicbten. 8atten. gnter
uno Sbnie0srUater, Qeter SeuerB no6
turSer Srantbeit ON II. Sttober IN Die
Gwi9tcit ObjuruIen. Ser &erItOrbene
mar su GOntern i'm 8robberju9tbum
2uremburg. i'm Sabre 1880 9ebOren
ilno fam III ieinen junaen Sabren na6
@merita, no er lid nit SObamna SIREN
ocrebelidte, nit mslter er in elmer lar9=
jdbri9en. 9liidlihen Gbe lebtc. Der
YerItOrbene mar Elm braoer drlitli6er
0ater melher tets bereit mar fiir Die
tatbOlii6e Sa6e einSutreten uno babel
aud bic PiliGt Der 6riitlideu &inoer.
er3iebun9 al Isinsn &inoern auf oaa
geite erIiiQte. Sier ieiner &iuoer leben
als Srosnsi1wsltern i'm 3lolisr. Ser=
erb mar elmer Der Wit9riinoer Der
gursmbur9er 8a3ette" lno lit in
lanosmdnniiden Sreiien beitens be-
tanut. Nu ieinem 8rabe trauern feline
Satin uno 10 &inoer, Elm S9luie9er.
iobn, Slpei Shpie9ertOhter uno uiele
Gntel. I'm siu titles Ssileio uno eiIl
Y%atsrunIer filr Die Seelenrube oes
S%eritorbenen bittet
Sic trauernoef + IN ii {.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Der 9elunoen 0ernunIt 1T aber na6 Der
Sebre Der 9oNit ein pOll9iltiNer gelpels
fir Die @abrbeit 9eien, mas ourb lle
beseu9t miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

(lus einem SSeuiletOn.) WHs mir
nod am meiiteu al ben Stntueu i'm
@entrol=Part 0eiGlt, Iino Die bonn 3abn
Der 3eit idOu bsosntlib bena9tsn
Spden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
WerfWIrOiScS

Die sundhit iertia werosnoe b6hlts
gabn GurUpa's wiro ni6t bic aui oas
Sibneripiel (ober Nmtboripibe) 9s=
plauts slettrii4s Yabu isiL iOnosrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Nus Den Reiten oes Sl,terrobres.
nadocm Der 3uder ausgepreBt 1T, miro
jeBt papier gemabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Sin anoersr. alter 9lniisolsr Gus
9loams &c.. Reb., 1T our6 ben Sob
oes Serru 3bepoor Weber al Suniata,
Hsb., 9sbiirtis aus @el6bilis I'M
&rsiie Srier. in Die gpi0tsit ein9s0an=
gen. Ssrielbe lturb an IL. Git. uObl=
Usrisben nit ben bl. Sterbeiatramen=
ten. Gr binterldbt cine trdllernoe Sat
tin, feds S0bne uno cine SObter.
Ter Ssrltorbene mar sin treles Wit=
9lieo Der 8emeiuoe in &oislNno uno
binterlGbt Die Seini9sn in an9snebmen,
petunidrsn Serbdltnineu. Der Tsr=
ltorbene mar 81 Sabre alt. r. l. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Dor elmer @irtbi6oft in SapIon
bGngt cine 8lOfe. Mer bic gauge
Staot rtristsn" NH, brandt nur an
Stran8 81 sieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Die 8eie9cnbsit mnbt nibt MI,
Slebc, ionoern aud Seloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

Sir Sad &abbit. Sdute be3ablt cine
6irma in &aniGs 3 Gents oas Stiit.
Is peroen WiiBen oaraus 9ema4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
Civil Itano Der 8emeinoe
9eBbprf.

@eburteu. - Som 10. Suli: Rar,a,
J. pom Ytatbt0s Grniter, 9Iterer in Wenss
oorf. %: Motbiloe Sotbarina, :. polr
Sobaru gretuelotn9, Gileubabubeamter III
Wensoorf. Bonn l. Nuguit: Sbeooor, q.
poE Better 9oiimonu, Nderer aus Sliuseu;
SoDonn Better Wtarie Soiepb, g. Don SobaurI
Eeter NepGrt, S%abnueiitsr Su RooSt. g.:
Dt1rta, !. pom NifolauS Weper, Stneioer
81 Wensoori. 2S.: Qrla, :. pom Sobauu
@elter, SteinbrebCr aus Weusbori. Som
|. Sept.: Nutou Soiepb, 9. pon 8ilbelm
Nrteoeres, Nterer aus Sllugelr. g.: aul0
N0r8aretb0, I. ron WtatbiGs Seder, 60rter
it Rooot. "a. Suitiue, So6ter pon Sos
bonn Slang, Soirt Su Clir9eu.
SterbetGlle - Bonn 8. Suli: Warie
Wo9oolena @oergeu, 10 Wonate alt, aus
WenSbort. T.: u. S9mit, Glaitsrer, SO
Sabre alt, aus Mensoorf. Tom II. aug.:
Nnua Gu9el. : 29o6eu alt. ans Meusbori.
Setrutbeu. - Gom 90. Suli: albert
6ubu, Gtienbobn0rbeiter aus Slin9en, nit
WarSaretba Meperes aus Suu9liniter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

.S0lb uno bulb" 1T nod LANCE ni6t
9anj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

nit Dem Sebel oapDn fomnen miro.
@uh Die GrObmutter uno Der 8robs
pater oes Wdohens, ,pel&e bic bren.
nenoen &leiOer lOi6ten, tru9en Gil ben
Sdlloen arAe Sranopunoen oauon.
Gipil it0no Der Staot Gre.
q der.
@eburteu. - &om 10. Sept.: Ro=
ria Barbara, !. pon Nl6ert Sefort, aus
ltreIder. 81: Gliiobetb, !. pou QauI
S9ot, Soglobuer. "a. Sobant, g. DON
@llbelm SberpeiS, So9I06rer.
Sterbef allie. Bonn 20. Sept. Sra:
tbloS @eber, II Sabre alt, S6reiuer; nj.
toInus Seber, - Sabre alt, S6iiier aus
&olerbtlis. 90. Sobann Saul, 6 Sabre
alt, Sobn pom ISolf &en9el, Silobausr.
30. Ota9oaleuo, 4 Mouote alt, So6ter
pon WfatbtaS Saitian, lu9l0buer.
Netr0tbe II. - Seine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

@ebnrtem - Som II. Sit. MO8ooa
lena, Z. D, Sobom Sbieru, Subrtnebt;
GGcilIa, !. D. Nictor Nuppert, Negies
umGsbeomtCr II. {: SroniiStO NUtbGriuO, Z.
y. Nobann Sbinues, Auitrsihcr l3. Nitos
laAs. =, y. aoispb Snsppsr, .anSl9ul-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-01
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
CURED

by local applications as they can
not reach the diseased portion ol
the ear. There il only one way to
cure deafness, aud that is by con
stitutional remedies Deafneee is
caused 10y an iufamed condition
OF the mucous lining Of the Ems
taehian Tube. When this 10 be
il ipnamed you have rumbline
sound or imperfect heartng, aud
when II is entirely closed, Deaf-
meas is the result, aud unless the
inflammation can be taken ont and
this tube restored 10 iis normal
condition, hearing will be des
troyed forever; pine cases out 81
ten ara caused bv catarrh. which
is nothing bat an inilamed condi-
iion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case Of Deafness
{caar's3 nv cafnrrhb that rannot
he rnrgf by sfnli'srsaIarrh Cure
Send for circulars. Tree
Z. : CaEsEF 4 90 ftladn, .
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-01
LOCAL ITE MS.
THREE DOLLARS PER w

"A savage Mexican dog bit lit
tle Clarence Bennett on the arm
very severely yesterday morning.
llillsboro is becoming quite a
bicycls town. Mrs. viii VI. Rob.
ina has secured bike and Prof.
Mayer is negotiating for one.
Hurry up and fix your roads, MIR.
Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Neal have
moved iuto Mr.. Webster's house,
lately occupied by Mr.. IL. NJ.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell
will move into their home resi-
denoe at the head Of Main street,
today or tomorrow.
The fat men OF Hillsboro are
organizing Base Ball Club to-
challenge the lean men OF Hills
boro to match game, the winners
to assume the airs and manners of
conauerors, besides winning the
cigars. Considerable sport .s an-
ticipated and betting will no doubt
be lively.
Married, in Hillsboro, Satur
day, Dee. 2e.h, at the residence of
Mr. aud Mrs james Dalgllsh, by
Rev. Father Monfort, Mr. James
McVeagh and Miss Nottie Bullard.
The bride Ia highly respected
young lady Of Faulkner and tho
groom n prosperous young mining
man Of this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcveagh will make Hillsboro
their home and have gone 10
housekeeping IN tho Hirsch resi-
dence.
--Mncario Gonzales and Miss
Chonita Lara were married on
Tuesday by Rev. Father Monfort.
Judge Warren ia operating an
arastra with good results, in the
Faulkner district.
Merchant II. NJ Smith Is now com.
fortably located in a room in the Il. W.
CLARK residencee
1T IA rumoreL that Mr.. and Mrs. J.
u. Perkins will shortly remove TO Cali
fornia.
ID. g. Hubart OF Silver City was hero
on mining business most OF the week
Sierra county Ia dull, but strange
TO say taxes are coming Ia at a lively
rate,
For sale, cheap; A second hand
black walnut bedstead, Will be- sold for
half It's value Apply at this office.
One OF the unusual occurrences in
this place this week was q rain storm
Monday night, accompanied by lightning
and thunder,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-01

by early Spring the mine will bt
in full swing. Pending these
events Mr.. w. W. Williams, the
resident manager. has not left the
property idle. but has kept the
Percha mill fairly busy with are
from the tuunel level and with
screenings from the dumps aud
has materially helped in the pro-
duction of the past year,
Among the new comers iu the
mining lis: Is the Shermau. 4
year ago very few people IN the
camp, other than the owners. knew
where the mine was situated. 1t is
now very much subject of discus
sion and coment and the continued
success of the Iessees IN shipping
large quantities Of high grade ore
encourages the belief that very
permanent and extensive source Of
income has been gained. Very
few mines in any country can show
a better or rs good record as the
Sherman, where the lessees have
carried the development well ahead
besides paying handsome royalty
to the owners, and have still made
money for themselves
An extension of the sherman.
known as the Platina, is also at
tractioe t,entior the lessees having
recently encountered chute of
rich ore in which the gold is dis
tinctly visible in considerable
quantity. THIS mine il in the !
hands of competent and energetic
men and will contribute largely to
the future production Of the camp.
The Garfield mine, worked ex.
tensively in 80 and 81, has been
revived by n timely discovery Of
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-01

rich ore In quantity and at the sur
face and the adjoining claim. The
Butler is also producing good ore
A carload shipped recently by the
lessees to Silver City proved the
quantity to be fully up to the Gar
fed average of about $50 per ton
lust as it comes from the mine
There are other mines IN the dis
trict Of known value which can be
had at lease and which we may ex
pect TO receive attention Ia the
near future, but it is not IN the
province of this review to advertise
any property. There are good
reasons why our mines should be
worked more and more as time
passes. In addition TO the added
experience OF the miner enabling
him to select the mines most likely
to pay, there has been a regular
decrease in the cost Of provisions
ID mining supplies, an improve.
ment and greater saving 10 the ne
daction Of ore NJ the mile and p
very great reduction in smelling
rates aud facilities. IN this last
the Silver City Rrduc
tion Company, by iis very liberal
rates on copper aud sulphide ores.
has greatly increased the income
Of the mines aud has established
a reputation for reliable and
prompt dealing. The three mills
of the camp. the Bonanza. Charter
Oak and Percha, have each been
improved and are capable of doing
rs good work as sach appliances
.an do anywhere. Oalslle --s.st.s,
gold fissure vein district some i'm
proyegaate is visahie 10 the shale
and lime belt and one mine, ct
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-01
AVERAGE VALUE PER TON OF
OUTPUT FOR 1896 $I7. 7.S7.
Value Of Ore Produced Dur
ing the Past Six Years

A decline of about eight per
cent in production as compared
with 1895, shows in the above re-
cord for the past year. Consider
ing the almost universal depres
sion Ia business during the same
!eriod, this ls uat as poor result
~ might have been expected,
Since the beginning Of the panic
In 1892 Hilsboro has had to de-.
pend entirely upon the production
of the minee through the efforts
and labor of lis own people.
here have been no Investments
nude from outside sources gs cap
ital has been too busy guarding
against What it apprehended Ms
mntilation and destruction. Tha {
time is happily p st; whether in
the right or wrong way the fnan
cial atmosphere is cleared AMI
settled fer at loa,t eight years to
come. Capital is coming out OF
its holes and hiding places and
again seeking investment aud gold
mines are especially sought.
Iu looking over the record for
the past year The ADVOCATE finds
much OF encouragement aud pro
mise for the future. The judic-
ious system of leasing adopted on
the larger properties has resulted
TO the profit of all concerned aud
undeniable evidence of the paying
quality of the mines. Some new
properties have been brought for
ward to the productive and paving
list and seem likely to vie with
any of the older mines as develop.
mept is increased, The big placer
deal is nearly censummated and
the hundreds of millions in gold
scattered through the gravel fields
of the Faulkner district will soon
9e drawn upon and for many
years serve to. make this one of
the principal points Of gold pro-
duction of the country.
Taking matters in detail, the
Richmond mine attracts special
attention for its past two years of
: s,sraelelsle 1ne, 81 10 salu-
able discoveries that have recently
been made there and for the fact
that ii is the first to emerge from
the temporary expsdient OF leasing
and resume the status OF a wage
paying and progressive property.
The output of Tire Richmond,
about $4,000, has been taken
from a block of ground four hun
dred feet 10 length snd three hun.
dred in depth and an opinion pre-.
vailed without reason that below
this depth the ore gave out. Mr.. |
J z. Fissks-.stLs present .rpa p 2 Gs..s.s.. !
b IS retsssA:sisr 5s1ftf by sinking I
avage itsm lhe sbis3 )eYsl aoa
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-01
KINGSTON NEWS.
--School will omen next Mon lay

pCHpol viii VIpoh hoAt Wv" '"S
The Calico Ball given at Monarch
Hall under the management OF b III
Bernard and J s. Hurst, Tor the benefit
Of the public school, netted twenty-five
dollars.
~. Il. Daniel ami Dr - A. white
are at Rincon on business.
Times must be getting better as
Kingston has three saloons. More sa-
looms more money for the school fund.
Mrs. w. s IIopewel Of liillsboro
IL visiting her parents. in lge aud Mrs.
Robt. West
w. II Bucher and wife ats Xmas
turkey in Kingston
--Messrs George Wright. Guy Nc
Phcrson. Miss Mona Murphy and Miss
Maybil Of VI Paeo gave us pleasant
call "Wednesday.
Joe Sparks and viii John Reay arc
back from III Paso, whore they spent
Xmas. They report fine time. NIxIK.
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least, tbs Percha, has cHmmenced

least, tbs Percha, has chmmenced
shipping heavy lead silver ore.
Our greatest expectation, bow
ever is Justly founded on tho
placer fields which have been thor.
oughly investigated and tested by
the company now proposing to op.
crate them. Experts Of reputation
and experience have placed the
value OF the available contents at
not less than seventy million dol
lars in gold and all that is neces.
sarY to protitably extract this and
probably greater value il a good
stream Of water. To obtain such
stream, large emoupt of capital
mus, ba invested in tho construc
ton of dams, fumes, reservoirs
and all the appliances Of hyd raulio
mining on u large scale, and such
operations nre not conducted IN
haste or without car raful estimates
and calculations. 1t is therefore
not likely that the placers will CON
tribute very largely to the output
OF 1897, but we are confident that
much will be accomplished before
the close of the year,
In other ways il is well To re.
member also that we have been
passing through a period Of depres
zion common to the whole country
and that there has been little dis
position to invest anywhere.
With the return of better times
which begins to be Visible Hills.
bpro may expect that the solid |
worth Of the district will draw n
share Of the attention and invest.
ment,
With these hopes and beliefs, |
rHE NDyoeATE Wishes lts subscrib< I
ers and readers happy and pros
porous New Year
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THE BLACK RANGE.
From the Chloride Range.

From the Chloride Range.
rhe celebrated ivanhoe min,
has been sold 10 Capt A. II. Fitch
Of the Graphic smelter at Magda'
lena.
JAS B. Taylor and Frank
Laugbliu are doing the annual as.
sessment on the Readiuster mine
at Grafton.
Tom Scales has finished assess.
ment on the Goldrox claims west
of Grafton.
John b. Petrie has bought the
store building Of Frank II
Winston where Chas. Clauser had
his store ut Grafton.
The owners OF the Iattle Granite
mine, at Grafton, have three men
working on that property which
shows well in gold,
Geo. Weber is working his Polar
Star property at Grafton. He is
sinking on 10 inch gold pay
streak.
Billy Kendall has opened a
peat mnrket ut the old butcher
stand on upper Wall street.
Born At Fairview, N NJ. Dec.
22nd, 1896, to the wife OF Mosee
Gibson, a daughter,
John Yaple and } b Petrie
have just completed assessment
work on the Chicago near Grafton.
John Yaple has completed assess-
ment work on the Melissa mining
claim at Grafton, for W. L. Nc
Laughlin, Of Grand Island, Ne.
braska. The claim an A pros
pect aud IL showing up in good
shape.
Three men are working on the
Little Granite 4 ine at Grafton.
This property, which is owned by
John $ Mack, ID Braymer and
Lew Kruse Of Chloride, il a very
promising gold niue and improves
by development, There are some
fifty tons OF pay ore on the lump,
Thirty.six head OF mules and
several freight wagons and ten
men arrived here last Saturday
from Texas, having come over
land some 900 miles. The outfit
WAS brought in by Mr.. Riser, sec
retary OF the Cliff Mining and
Smelling company, for the pur.
pose OF hauling ore to the smelter.
The roping contest that same off
yesterday afternoon was witnessed
by a multitude OF people. There
was some very good aud some
very poor work done by the con
testants. John Dimes, Reece
jackson, Bill johnson, WIN.
Keen, Nose Gibson, aud Henry
Myers. Diaes won first prize in
l:l5, aud johnson took second
prize in LOS The time made was
considered good lnasmuch as both
the prize winners hors-s were
thrown bringing down their riders
with them.
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HillSboro Mines Output
"The Advocates" Annual
Statement, Compiled from
Mill and Smelter Books
and Accounts.
OUTPUT OF 1s96-23 ,945 TONS.

1868 OUNCES GOLD 76,506
OUNCES SILVER; LAT TONS
COPPER.
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