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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
GRAND JURY REPORT.

70 the hon. Frank W. Parker
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court OF the Territory Of New
Mexico and Judge of the Third
judicial District thereof
We, the grand jury at the April
A. ID 1893, Term thereof, having
concluded our duty as such, re-.
specttulIy submit our fual report
10 your Honor
The committees appointed bv the
foreman OF the grand jury to inves
ligate the condition of the various
Official branches of the county
have made thorough examination
and their report. hereto attached,
ls made part of our final report
We have examined into all cases
brought before us and returned
true bills in all cases where the
evidence justified us in 80 doing
We thank the Honorable Court
and officers connected thereto for
the courteous manner they have
shown to the jury.
THos, q. Hall, Foreman.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
Mister visited Hillsboro Wednps

Mister visited LIillsboro Wednps
day.
Mr.. &c, Kofoed is sick In Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Schwarz, Denver mining
expert, has been in town during
the week in the interest of Denver
capitalists, looking over the Gypsey
mine with a view Of putting ia q
plant, He is very fayorahly i'm
pressed with the camp. NIKE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06

our big stage line man, and her
beautiful little daughter Ruth are
here visiting, from Poplar Bluff,
Mo.
Capt, Lee, the popular school
master of Ingles, has been in town
all week
The friends Of Miss Kit
tie steadman, OF this place, Will re-
grpt to learn that she is seriousl y
i'll with what is feared to be con
suuption.
Judge Russell, of Fairview, was
a pleasant caller at this office,
Prof. Mayer, of Fairview. county
superintendent Of public instruc
ton, Is in town.
Hon. w S Hopewell, who was
in Santa Fe this week, receives this
personal mention from the New
Mexican: Hon w. S. Hopewell,
Omaha exposition commissioner,
reports that Sierra county will
have a large exhibit ready to go to
the Trans. Mississippi exposition;
and also that through correspon-
dence he has arranged for good
exhibit from various sections, of
wool, mohair, goat skins, etc"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
Milo, Huntington Co.. Ind.
personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID Nourse and
family, Of Hermosa, are In Hills
bnrn visiting friends.
Mrs. Wordeu and son Frank
were IN town several days this
week from their ranch on the River.
MISS Una Wagner and Miss
Mile YonuR. ~ Hermosa, are Wis
ting Mr aud Mrs Jack Burk.
Mr. Al Slater, prominent min
er Of Hermosa, is 10 town
Mrs. Cbas + Orchard, sister Of
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
ATTENTION, CITIZENS !!

A public meeting Will be held at
the Court House, in Ilillsboro, this
Saturday evening iNay Hh), at
haItpast 7 o'clock, to arrange Tor
th4 Organization of y home mili'ary
company. A large ATTENDANCE IS
dfSited.
BY request Of committee.
" { Hor,well. FRANK W. Faik,r
n q Long r | Given
u. Mrrle letson. III j. NutThy.
VII NJ. Rob,rs. w ii Eu1her
A. + EliOt
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
SILVER CITY REDUCTION
COMPANY,
Silver City, Grant County, Ne"
Mexico.

This plant has been purchased
and will be operated IN the future
by the Estate of the late Senator
George Hearst Of California, under
the general management of D. B
Gillette, Jr.
1t is the intention of the present
management to largely increase the
capacity of the plant and equip IT
with every modern appliance foi
the successful and cheap treatment
of ores and concentrates. Conslgn-
ments and correspondence solicited.
Advances will be made on ores.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
DISTRICT COUNT.

Sierra county is over The cour
adjourned Wednesday noon. Near
ly every case on the docket wa,
tried. The case Of Manuel Mar
quez for the killing OF Manue
Ortiz was about tho shortest mur
der case ever tried in this county
The men were poor, ignorant sheer
hereers and the killing was the re
suit of a drunken quarrel 1t oc'
Cured on the line between Sierra
and Socorro counties. There were
only two or three witnesses to the
deadly affrav. j. A. Ancheta
ESQ. represented the defense and
succeeded in clearing his client,
the jury being out only about 6f.
teen minutes before arriving at a
verdict of not guilty. The case OF
Redford Jobe for the murder OF
Oscar West at Fairview, was long
er, It began Monday and lasted
until Wednesday, JAS, 3. Fielder,
Esq, being for the defense and
district Attorney Heilln represent
ing the Territory. 1t was stub
bornly fought legal battle, Mr.
Fielder contesting every inch of
ground in the interest Of his client
and making a most eloquent plea
ia his behalf. The evidence, how
ever, was against his man and the
jury found Johe guilty of murder
in the second degree in less than
an hour, Judge Parker's charge
to the jury in this case, as well as
in the Marquez murder trial, was
clear and mastery and the EN-
bodiment Of law and Justice. No
ons thinks the verdict severe,
willie many believe 1t lenient
After due consideration Judge Par
ker sentenced Jobe to the peniten-
tiary for ten years. An appeal to
the supreme court of the Territory
was taken by Mr. Fielder.
Following ia the business trans.
acted by the Court since our last
issue and up to the hour of ad |
Journment, Wednesday noon:
Territory Of New Mexico vs.
Manuel MARQUEE, Murder Yer
iict not guilty. Defendant dis
charged
Territory Of New Mexico vs.
Felix Valencia. Larceny Of neat
'attle. Jury discharged Prison
re bail reduced to $3.50, and he
emanded to sheriff.
Territory Of Nav Mexico vs.
tedford Jobe. Murdor. Verdict
( jury guilty in second degree
'risoner sentenced to penitAntiary
lr ten years. Appeal taken TO
'errltnrlal supreme court.
Territory of New Mexico Va.
II. Lyons. Sodomy. Case con.
nued by consent. Bail fixed at
100. :
Peter Wagner w Atlantic Gold
0. Assumpsit Continued
Felicia Welty ct al. Va. w II
Llewellyn ct al Change Of
.nue from Dona Ana cou1ty
hanged by consent 10 Dona Ana
'unty.
Mary L. Baird ct al vs. Inter I,
epublic Gold enl Silver Milling l.
o. Assumpsit Dismissed for p
ant Of prosecution, At pluinlifT's @
~. Il
Territory Of New Mexico W u
1e Lagura Valley Go. Judg. .
ent by default for S9,7G2 49, n
Willard s. HopewelI vs.. Ed =
n X Whitehead. Dismissed at ~
mplaiuauts cost. ~
s W. Ashenfelter ". l. l. Fos :.
r, Receiver. Continued with or :,
r Of service by publication. =
Sheriff August Reingardt and
J chief dannfv. Mammal Arnnnn
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
LETTER OF INQUIRY.
Milo. Ind. April %, 1895

MILO, lnd., Aprll -, 1000
Postm aster, Hillsboro, n. NJ,
DEAR SIR: Being afflicted with
Rheumatism and desiring to change
climate in short time, | write you
this note, aud send stamp for re-
ply to a few questions. ls your
section watered sutfici antly for ir-
rigation along streams? Can one
DO anything there with $400 in
ready money? ! am single man.
Please hand this to your land
agent and editor OF local paper il
You have one, aud oblige
Ynurs Truly.
G. l.. Swain.
Milo. Huntington CO.. Ind.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
Thomas C. Hall, Foreman Gran,

Thomas G. Hall, Foreman Grand
Jury Sir
We, your committee appointed
TO examine county buildings beg
leave to submit the following re.
port We have exnmlned The
county Jail aud fnd the same, with
the surrounding grounds, kept in y
neat and clean condition The
prisoners have no complaint to
make, but state that they have all
that prisoners shonld expect and
are properly treated. The court
house aud grounds are kept clean
and neat and everything points
that tha officers are dong that
which the county expects OF them =
their duty.
A. l. Day,
Teo6la Garcia,
j. NJ. Bevans,
Committee.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
CHURCH SERVICES.
Hlllsboro, May Sth, 1898.

Services in the Union Church nt
II o'clock a. m. aud s o'clock IN
the evening. $, s. at 3 p. m.
j, A. MrssELL,
Pastor NJ r.. Church.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06
LOCAL TIE MS.

ne tFRNFfH on tho SHAKE arc
AGAIN in big ore,
Eustaiuio Careboj,l, miner o
the Snake, is sick with pneumonia
Mrs Johe aud little da auphter
mother and sister uf Retlfnrd Jobe
were here from Grant County tC
attend his trial Much sympathy
was expressed for them.
II. / Romero. Of Las Vegos,
ia here visiting hs uncle, Merchant
Manuel Aroeon. Mr. Romero was
former district court clerk Of Lin
coin county.
Our young flieud Ed Collard
is now lcading clerk at A. A.
Neale q Co. u
q. W. Drlamater, ESQ, Of
Pennsylvania, ia here TO assume
full charge of the Senator Andrews
cyanide mill near Faulkner, MIR
Drhmater has the bearing OF a
sound, practical business man aud
our miners are TO oe cohRfa'o'e'ed'
lhe gentleman WAS AT one 'i'he u
for governor Of his state
j. II Schwarz, a prominent
engineer Of Denver, Col, IL
in the Kingston district inspecting
the Gypsey and Brush Hemp min
ing properties.
Mrs. j. A. Anderaon hes
closed M her boarding house. for
III, present
uo,ao. ,;.hto ,or. ;a,abo
a., ,as oi..n =, ha ros;a.noo ~
Mrs. G. G. Crews in honor of Mr..
aud Mrs James :. Fielder Of Sll
yer CITY. There was dancing, aud
delicious Refreshments were served
Ro,lon & uo,ne,. m,.ico
,how nn,artoined tba neonle ~
II;Il.hn,o ,;oht rovollv Tnosd.v
nj Wadnaadoy Aveninoa Thaso
t., an al1, ,La Loa, ona
,oa, oIoya,,,o entertainments oyo,
loo, IN ,ho Tow, Prof R,nlon ia
ia 80 ,ha G,oot m,.ie;ons heo,a
= ,hose ,o,,. and q o,oot h,moris,
:. ,oll tl;a nor,no, At, Conna
] a iolIy comedian and also an OK.
ellent musician and actor gsner.
llv Wa trust the pentlemen will
isit HIllsboro again in tho near
uture.
On Tnesdavs recpint Of Com.
ood,ro nowa,,o Gallant s;c,o,v
yor ,ha gn,n;sh oe Manila ,ho
o,,,ol - tbo pb;Ilt,ine Isl.ods
rao, on,h,oios, n,ovoiIed n uiu.
=
o'"' o"''of was eAPiouou ahn
~ glofy was nuhg 20 inc breeze
rom every business house. Mira
,iIpntrick paye her school children
hat3o, ana H.. s.rn.l
40 az" "'"'o 'o'''u 'n'"uen the
reels waving tho national colors.
made US all feel iubilant to be
cltizen.
Miss Ven. ComnbelI will "a
- = G,,r.r w.. .ho.u
'''' " T"
u" wv 4'"' i'"' soo'"'''
As will be seen by the District ,,
,nrt proceedings in hi, pnper
h.,' ,hoIa,,noo v.Il.. -
-
" mp ~ ins'' u a corporation +,
wing valuable mineral and as
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for tho week ending Thursday,
Nav 9th, 1898, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06

Sheriff August Reingsrdt and
his chief deputy, Manuel Aragon.
found the last term Of District
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-05-06

Total indebtedness quarter
1853 - 4 +.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25

the court of Holland mast be present at
the Christmas dinner, and in the great
hall beyond will sit the heads of the
household The stenographers, the
housekeepers. the telegraph operators,
the caterers, the electricians and heads
of repairs and other important func-
tionaries who keep the paiace habita-
BILE will dine here waited upon by the
maids and lower servants.
After the queen mas finished her re-
past she is expected 20 repair first to
this hall. where she VIII drink toast,
and then to the servants hall Where she
will drink q toast With the maids and
cooks buffers and boys who do her bid
ding in the castle They have a grand
Christmas dance N the evening of
which the queen is the centre. Wilhel-
nina is not fond Of dancing, but she
has promised on this occasion to trip
down the great hall with her head cook
and the whole palace is on the qui YiVe
for the festive sight.
For two weeks all the evergreen gath
erers of Holland have been sending
their choicest boughs to the young
queen and one side of the palace up to
the great windows is stacked with the
feathery treasure. If she were to have
a Christmas tree farm she might plant
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a forest in her palace grounds without
drawing heawilY Ipon the heap.
1t is said that on Christmas day at
the feast itself. the formal announce
ment Of Wilhelmina's engagement to
the Prince of Wied VIII be made. This
engagement has already heen variously
announced in different quarters but to
have the sanction Of the states general
it must be told by Wilhelmina herself
to them and to the entire royal fam
lily.
The rumor was circulated in Europe
that Wilhelmina mad refused tC marry
the Prince Of Wied unless he would ac-
knowledge his inferiority On the throne.
She would not have him called the
prince consort; he must be the Prince
Of WED Holland husband Of the queen,
But this is very much to be doubted as
Wilhelmina, though wilful, is very
much in love with him.
Holland is TO have one mad feast of
rejoicing on Christmas day. for Will
helmina has decided that all the poor
shall receive a great dinner. and this
means a very large feast. for under the
head of the poor come all the peasants
and those who are not actually land
owners. Holland has no beggars. but
those who do not own land are called
poor
Her majesty's private charity, which
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RoosEvELT's DISCIPLINE.
How New Works Next Governor Keeps
Himself in Training.


,,.,,.7-,..,,f.. r,,o,,ir4rt
'r rum 'N1 ana
Though it ls tri.le late I'D l"e s@a7o''
for stories about Col Teddy Roosevelt
49,. t....,.t, = MANI fan tall something
d" '0e -. -.,.,. .,+ o,--tar
that happened at MS PidN'
Bay last summer. which shows inc
character Of the man and MS stern
self-discipline bester than anything
else I have heard during the wan cor
the late political campaign.
ON going to his house to interview
nm one afternoon. / learned that he
was down bathing in the ocean. 50 de-
eided to wait ON the veranda TIL hr
should return. Pretty soon MS square
broad shoudereG figure was seen COM
ing rapidly ny the hill After learn
ing my arraHd he excused nimseI Tor
"a moment and went upstairs ana "ht u
he came down again, Mrs. Roosevelt
said:
Teddy did you bring up that Wet
bathing SUITE
go. mo-" he said. with a comjcal little
gesture Of f-punishment II forgot
it,"
Then I'll send a servant down To
bring it up, said Mrs. Roosevelt, for
it will be ruined if it is left to lie down
there all wet with sea water
You will do nothing Of the kind.
said the colonel. for 1 am going to
bring it up myself" He started down
the path. but she called after him:
Teddy. have you got the key to the
bath house in your pocket
He turned and came back to the
house. q left it upstairs just now
when l went after a handkerchief" II,
said.
Il viii run up and get it," said Mrs
Roosevelt 1T Will only take a mo-
ment."
She had her foot on the first steT
when her husband caught her anC
pIdyfully pulled her back.
you are not going upstairs to gel
that key for me-" he said. 4 left the
bathing suit in the bath house. and
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many pieces for her grown up friends,
good Dutch matrons who like substan-
tial articles, as Wilhemina knows.
She then turned TO the paintings of
Dutch scenes. OF Which there were
many shelves. and picking out a guam
fifty Of small pictures such as lakes,
waterfalls and dams and mills she or
dered them sent TO her Then she
went out to her carriage and taking the
reins IN her own hands, went for a
long drive. She had discharged her
duty in the matter of Christmas shop
ping.
The young queen of Holland viii be-
stow her gifts upon her cousins of Mas
sau and Orange and Waldeck. of whom
she has a very large supply, and upon
all those mysterious German princes
who are linked TO her by marriage She
has forgotten none of them and for
three weeks she has kept her secretary,
NJ. Vandermuller, at work making out
the list. She knows each by name and
has omitted no one. The past week
has been spent in doing up the pack
ages and sending them, for Wilhemina
has addressed with her own hands each
one.
The first Christmas Of the young
queen OF Holland will be spent in an
entirely domestic way. for she has Ger
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25
AS QUEEN,
Wilhelnnina's
First Xmas.
HER SHOPPING.
Young Rulers Wilfulness
and Generosity.

Marvellous tidings come from Holland
Of the mixed wilfulness and generos-
ity Of the young queen. who today ceIe-
brates her first Christmas as a queen.
The world sees only twice a century
the spectacle Of young queen on the
throne in her own right. and it watches
with anxiety and interest to see how the
young sovereign viii govern herself
Up to the time Of her actual success
sion TO the throne Wilhelmina was so
walled in by parental control that her
own traits could not more than half
SHOW themselves. but as soon as the
reins were handed to her. she made her
own rules to which even her mother is
now subject.
Broad as Holland is in its govern
ment; and sedate and conservative rs
;ts rulers must be. it is still mon
archy, and its queen has great power.
Six weeks ago. very soon after she
got the first quarterly payment OF the
large income which the Hollanders pay
tnetr queen. Wilhelmina wrote a letter
10 a bric-a-brac dealer in Amsterdam.
inviting him to call at the palace with
samples of his wares: and intimated
that she wished to purchase extensive /
~ for holiday gifts to her friends.
When the dealer arrived with his
chests of goods her majesty looked
them over and pronounced them EN-
tirely too foreign.
The dealer had in his anxiety to
please her, drawn upon the resources Of /
India. Japan, China and France for all /
sorts Of rare imported wares.
He had draperies from the orient, lac
quers from China, and marvellous
French glass which he spread out be-
fore her. But Wilhelmina wanted none
Of them. She wanted Dutch ware or
none at all.
over the boxes of goods (
spread out before her, she gave dis
dainful wave Of her hand and said II
like delft: give me blue china; the
things made in Holland. ! will call at
your shop tomorrow.
Abashed. yet willing to please her I
majesty. the dealer hurried away with /
his goods, and the following morning
he had spread out in his show room +
magnificent supply of everything made /
in Holland. There were Dutch weayes I
Of the heaviest cloths made upon pom I
derOus Dutch looms-warranted to wear /
forever as ideal draperies. There were /
handsome chairs Of elaborate designs (
and Of delft such a plentiful collection /
as never was seen before
Wilhelmina looked over them all with /
interest selecting many small articles (
such as bookmarks, paper knives. ink |
bottles and the small trifies which |
please A girl. Then she turned to the |
heavier stuffs Of which she purchased /
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Is q very prosperous orphan asylum at
the Hague, win enjoy a marvellous
Christmas and she win feast those old
women of Amsterdam, about whom yoI
have heard so much. These are the aged
poor who knew her father and who
blessed Nllhelmina because she was
she daughter Of the crotchety old king
whom they loved in spite of his
Crochets.
on Christmas day these toothless ole
crones will get together and rellearse
the tales OF Wilhemina's childhood
They viii tell how once to save a ser
want from dismissal. she glued a tea
cup together which he had broken and
had the servant bring it TO her at tbs
table filled with cold tea When
was set before her she let it drop OF
the floor oh, father" exclaimed she
Il have broken your best teacup. YoJ
said YOU would dismiss from the palace
the ono who broke that cup"
ola King William was as wise as h
was old and cross. ami he saw through
the device Of his baby daughter TO save
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tain obligations 70 perform. IN the
moIning her ministers who form the
cabinet. or as they are called in Hol-
land. the states general. win visit her
and wish her merry Christmas She
must 60 TO the little church where she
was crowned a few months ago. and
after church will come the opening of
gifts. For. up to this time, the young
queen has been obliged 10 restrain her
Christmas curiosity as best she could.
'fhe afternoon is spent receiving tele-
grams Of congratulation. for 1t is royal
etiquette 10 wire the Christian mes
sage 20 each Of the crowned heads of
Europe. Wnhelmina's messages were
all prepared before Christmas, but she
must receive those sent her at that
hour set FOR her by her SECRETARY and
must acknowledge them ON Christmas
afternoon,
Then comes the great Dutch Christ
mas dinner which is such wonderful
feast there, This year Wilhelnina will
entertain a very large family party, for
all the ladies and all The gentlemen OF
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pride in a beautiful robe which has
been made for her to wear Christmas
evening.
The Prince of Wied will get a very
charming wife when he weds Wilhel-
nina, for she is as sweet as she is fair
to look upon; and though wilful, she
has such a fund Of Dutch common
sense. he can think his Christmas a
lucky one as well as a very merry
ere.
The prince lives at Amsterdam for
he has noble blood in him, and has al
ways spent part of the year at the
Hague and at Amsterdam. For years
his quiet wOoing has been going on I'M
suspected in Europe. and since his boy
hood Queen Emma has been anxiously
watching him. to see if his traits were
such as to make her girl queen happy.
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hogan. They jabbered the situation
oyer and finally decided to elect stan
ton their captain. In their broken
English they hailed from the deck anu am
invited him TO a conference. tennis
him what they wanted. stanton ls
fused to come down unless they prom
isad IN snare the boy also: II not. they
would die together. With evident r.
luctance. Big George assented TO me
bargain. and the steward and the ar
prentice descended 10 the bloo1~stalHeo
decks. s...--
ton as their officer and knowing iut
well that their own miserable lives de-
pended entirely on their obedienee, 70 o
his orders. they set to work Ike ed.i-y
sIaves-for the wholesale murders nai
left the ship dreadfully short-hah9ie.,i,----
to sail the Casweu q s near toward ti1
ends of the earth as they could take
her
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the selVa1t and loved her all the more.
Il was fourteen years ago this Christ
mas sine Wilhelmina was brought in
to he table disguised in a basket Of
flowers. Her mother, the young Queen
Emma, wanted to please the old king,
and she ordered The baby girl to be set
before him on Christmas morning, COW
cred with roses. When the king laid
down the papers, which he persisted in
reading at the breakfast table, like any
commoner up popped Wilhelmina with
q Merry Christmas
The little children of Holland are all
setting out their wooden shoes for the
advent of st. Nick, who comes very
regularly every year. but Wilhelmina
will discard the wooden shoes this year,
for she realizes that she must be a
grown up person. OF woman's size and
Womans estate, she has become very
feminine, and is taking the greatest