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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
MOuTGAdEEa NOTICE on rOuE,
CLOSURE

IN ACCORDANCE with the proyls
HlDuH ~ n certain mortgage made by
AilODn ~ llhlohhh, kOOlhulOh, Island
~ Oahu 10 william u Castle 0f llos
nulull, Oahu, dated June s9ndI 1901,
recorded liber lAl pare 500 notice IL
hereby given that The mortgage IN
lrnda ~ f0reCl0Hr the same for C0ndl'
lion broken iOswli hohspnymeht ~
10th interest hnd principal when due,
NOTICE IL likewise given that after
Tie expiration ~ three weeks from The
date ~ This notice, the property con-
yHynd by said mortgage VIII bp hdyof"
lIaed for sale ~ public auction, ~ The
auction rooms NJ las " Morgan, m
Honolulu. un Monday the Hrd day al
October, 1898, ~ u noon ~ said day
Further particulars can he had NJ W
n CATTLE
Dated Honolulu, sept q, lhbs
WA u CATTLE, Trustee,
M0llgaRceD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
PROPERTY

UNDER AND ny VIRTUE or AN
order Of the Hon. a, Perry, made on
the l3th day OF June, 1898, the under
signed will sell at public auction, In the
auction room Of ], y, Morgan, Queen
street, Honolulu, On the goth day OF
September, 1898, NJ IL noon, some fine
lands In Puma, Hawaii, as follows;
l-ibs,95 acres In kalapana, suitable
for house lots or fruit ana vegetable
cultivation,
200 acres In knunaloa and III, a
portion OF which is excellent for coffee
Tho undersigned reserves, from the
above, the right OF acres for harbor
purposes,
Further information may be had Of
w. H. Castle In Honolulu, or of
MRS EMMA NAWAHI,
Administrators,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

The promises covered by said mort
gage consist Of
lst, That portion Of l., e, \, iiOb u,
i, Jli5 TO Knnipunl In Knpoho, Wal.
hoo. Maui, conveyed 10 Wahlnoholc and
panhno by deed recorded In libcr 10
page 3i2 subject 10 lease 20 u Chinese
NJ my dollars yearly assigned IN fur-
Their security III this ~ paid
End, Portion ~ l., &, A, ibl, H. y,
1861 10 lihi IN was conveyed 10 Panbao
and u, Kcalohn by deed recorded In
l.lbor ~ page 3Dl, 20Oi .itf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
rAaaEN0Ens,



pf,m Roma and Kan par nlmf,
uaunh i'n,' ami. d. 4, H. Smith, l.,
WiIs 4, limo. "a kawehe, Mast Wa
intn.n tn,gsnsen and non, Mrs, Ln'
s,vn Aha t,ughter, Akana lam, u,
Wnaht lion Wright Nlaa Mary
wrsh, E,ulmoln a N Sauwe,
MAY ann Miss nnra Todd, Miss
49, 'W.I, i,hn HylIa. a.. a, Ma.
~ W,Hai,' 4 Nahale. Ahhle Ma
NV, ~ Tastentyhn. Mrs, Jaeger,
Ma IasseF. Mira DAWSON, Miss Mary
I'M, ~ ulss allan ,iihson, MlAa Maria
OlhHun, u, y knhanhllo MRS NonoS'
Miss rhll Mast Hose, Miss yarn, MfH'
n, iunahele ana dhnnhtef N.e'onN'
Kali, Judge kalna u ,,ennrfy' " MIC
pnfrlHl0h, u. McCo'flH'oh, w
From l,lyefpool per bh Paul issh'
burg Aspt, q Mira J. Wuhrmann
Alas, Won Alnawaldl,
p,nm Nan pranolsoo. per almr, Aus,
,,ai,a" ANN, Mas ulila, ,jro,he,
pGar,,. i,ro,hsr Theodore, Mrs, n
A navi. Miss 4. i,unean, q. Eocles
| n "A unra,,u Mrs, MARY dunn, Mia
,tdnn unDn, Miss Cora ilannenhan, !,
Harris, Mira ! A Hopper anu chllo
Miss juliet " KING W Kramer !. y
knndaen MrH ThoA Thtloi, anu ~,
liant Miss rhleihrh lIonlv hml,h wv
Nllr, W. y W. 'o"" "'s' ~ '" w"
Ilnl'ls, y..., mani. ,., .,mr j,m.,
ilon Nn''' w" "na A.. ~ n,
Mhh''' s'p,. w, Wv" 49,. ,,is,
NIii anu lNWllNt "'HN 'NhNH''l 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
rlNmnnlA MN rnAnlnna-

An Hh UrlmUhn Iumbpf if0n
lhpnmh M MnhuhUun
An Hrh HprNnnr lHuW IA l'Ufl
ilnlDhHl lllmIrr thence M mo
An hni Maria VI smith lNuW ~
ran lAidl0Nl lumhnr theme W Hone.
An m llenrg ylliafd lHUw NJ M
NalmDl pDnl lh,Dpe ~ linnUlnln
An M Any 1plhti lHUt ~ 10
pnllllrp llnpi puul thence w lluhulnl'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
MEMORANDA,

pef slmr MnDDa L0a from Roma
ana Kan, Hepi " Cleaned 0,l puma
iuI, ana lIDDDnpD No rains TOE 'be
last three Ulnhie JOO rough ~ wWh
NJ islDalpu DDill saturday morning,
Heavy nDulherly swell running, No
,al cleans on iinWahua ana VIII leave
today ~ " noon iOr lioDplnlIi Wealth
~ HDO1r Vnry llpbi winds
ief Australia Zen san rfnDolHrO
sept iai, ~ ~ ~, WIN ~ cabin ana
W hlnpinrn passengers ANA b7 bnpp
mall Experienced ilrbl DOflbofly
Winds smooth neh, ANA me weather
oil tho way
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
WANTED.

\ MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN,
luorman), having held responsible DO
. competent bo0kkeoper, wishes . posi-
ton with mercantile house or plan
inllon, Highest ~ references from san
Francisco ana Honolulu Airnsa wv
H." care Of Hawaiian Gazette Co., llo-
n0lun, hnlD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
uI5rplprs ISLAND puoDucp.

riDm hapanp por alnr James Ma
tna, Hppl ! 80 baps auHhr iOr T.
ifewHf n 90 100 bapa rice h0lbes
From hU0lan pDllar ppr stint ! 4
uiImmlnsI Appl I Bil bhRa ~ Wal
lnnnhlO snHnr, w. u lrwln A rDr gUi
UhRa FfUrnrg anRHr ~ N 4. Uflnbhnb
\ 10, lUU baEH TO- various
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
MORTGAGEEs NOTICE or INTEN-
TIoN TO FoRECLoSE.


IN accordance with the provision In
n certain indcnturo OF Mortgage dated
the 9th day Of August, 1895, ana made
by Pun tk) ana his wife, Of knhana,
Ii00laul0a, Island OF Oahu, TO Antoine
Manuel, OF the same place, and Of rec
ord In l.iber lb7 on page las, ana
by said Antoine Manuel duly assigned
to \, X, Kane (Trnstce) by document
" record In Liber lb7 on page 40
notice IN hereby given that the under
signed Intends 10 f0reolose said mort
gage for condition broken, to-wit, the
non payment Of the principal and In
tercst thereon,
Notice IN also hereby given that
after the expiration Of three weeks
from the date Of this notice, the prop
erty IN said mortgage deed described
win be advertised for sale al public
auction In the city Of Honolulu, Island
OF Oahu, on Saturday the gath day OF
September, 1898, ~ ~ noon ~ that
day ~ the auction room of Jas ", Nor
gnn,
For further particulars apply 10
4, u, KANE,
AttOrney-at-Lnw,
Dated, Honolulu August 20, 1895,
!, The property In said Mortgage
deed described N the nDldlyii-
ed Ons-hhlf interest Of Pun, the
mOrtRngor IN that certain par
col ~ land situate ~ Paiwn, Wat
kelo, cwR, OnlAl aud being a portion
Of the premises described IN Royal Pat
ont Number M 10 pIimahlnai
2 one share IN ilpl land ~ lfnhn'
M, KOOlnulOn, Island ~ Oahu
lDD7-iiF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
", =. prsOcn iiyd,o4rnpnlc once,

san Francisco, Gal,
Nv communicating with the branch
liYilOeiaphle Once IN hbh ffnbeise0,
laulalhH NJ vessels who VIII cooper
ala WIN he llydfOplaphl0 once NY
fp00fdlDs Tbs meteorological ObHsfvas
Ions aunrehpI Nv lhp Oiiipe, eai have
forwarded ~ lhpm NJ any desired pOft,
ana fee NJ expense The monthly pilot
ahaflh NJ iho Norm i'hplhe ocean ana
lhH lalehl information regarding the
dangers ~ hbvlrhl ION N Tie waters
when lhty frequent
Mariners ara requested N report N
lhn OlilHp dangers discovered, ~ any
1lbnr information which phh bs NJ.
He'd fOr CORRECTING ehnilh ~ IN llnu
directions, ~ IN HE publication NJ I'M
pllot charts NJ The Marin tnelnnl
w, n tiuuttitH,
lieutenant, Unlled HiAles Nav
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
CORPORATION NOTICE

NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT
ihe Hawaii soda WORKS Company,
IAmllad, has been organized Nnder
tbs laws ~ hawaii articles haylns
laen Med ana lhnl The officers Tor lhe
irAi year are
Ebon w. Low uuun froaldenI
w, ~ Mcpougal Vice President
4, w. Lindsay urururrtt,,,,,,
untuu Secretary ana Treasurer
", H. iiolAleln uruir Auditor
said 0floera win " lalng manaser,
constituting the Hoard VI Directors
A, w. LINDSAY,
Secretary Hawaii Soda Works Co, I'D
August aplh, lsps lppp'alf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
horn

ANDleitBON Al kealln, Kauai. on
the eth Inst, 10 the wife NJ John
Anderson, engineer Mnhoe sugar Co.,
u daughter,
TINKER ~ this city, September 7.
1898, 10 The wife ~ Joseph Tinker,
n daughter,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

The premises covered by said mort
gngc consist OF
Al of the MortgngOr'u one undivided
thlrtlelh share, Interest 0f part ~ the
how sung Wal rice and banana plnnlh'
ton, situate IN Kcwnlo Honolulu, con-
yoynd 10 said M0rlpagOr Torn POI Ing,
by blll Of sale IN Chinese Of Yong
Kw0nR phnr, dated September 18Th,
iss7, 2O0l.itf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

The premises covered by said mort
gage consist Of,
That certain piece or parcel OF land
situate In Koloa, Kauai, covered by l..
~ Award 1877, a. y, 1886 to ], w,
smith, containing an area Of acres
and conveyed To said Mortgagor by
deed Of Miss y, NJ, Chairman recorded
In book lka, page 2Js, 200i-itF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
CO.pARINERSAIp NOTICE.

sores ~ ilnnRuW dlynN riNT
me undersigned have formed n Copirl'
nflahlp under HE nrm name NJ Go.
mara A 90, ~ rh,fy Gh Tho bialnHaa NJ
dealers ~ wlnpa ana Hplflla, NJ Homo.
lnlUl Oahu said oOaphrlnprshlp IA dilr
irum AuRusi ~ lsps
4 NJ uAMAttAr A.
NJ COMES
Honolulu heplembo, \ ispH
2ODlstir
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

The promises covered by said mort.
gaze consist of
I, Premises of punmnnn and Mai
lohi, IN Honolulu, IN Auwaiolimu, con-
ycycd To them by deed Of Kckun, re-
corded IN llbcr TO- On page sls,
., That certain tract of land In ONO
knn Kona ncmn, Hawaii, containing
about o. acres, set forth In a. y, l0l
number a.iai TO knul, 2OOi-itF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
DIED

pOppESUElt0 = IN Han Francisco.
August ~, 1905, Mrs, Pauline pop.
penbore, mother ~ Mrs, w. Lose NJ
. this city, u native ~ UOerllly, der.
many, aged ~ years, I months -
days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

~ MlrliABLH, AHOtFH Ms ~
~ M rhllUmpn0 from baltimore ~
llOHUlnln Win nUhl l'hrfD hh1 10.
rOmn heated ana about hall ~ n viii
haye l0 bp discharged VIII alaO 40
lnfHn \ aIILNnN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

~ the commerce NJ me Racine ~.
ur6aaGa lllla ~ The stray Islands VIII
bH settled ana cleared sumo ~ the
man nYspHpkB have value biil lots ~
lhrm nfp GOOD Unly fDf newspaper
alUTIm ana novel chapters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

The promises covered by said mort,
Eile oOhalHl Uf
Al that tract ~ land situated NJ
lplonhn, ltOOlhulon, Island NJ oahu,
containing ~ area " twelve ANA One
hilf acres more particularly described
IN Royal Patent No, ilns 10 Alhhnla,
an0i az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

SATURDAY, BEpTEMBER ~, 1898
being an Hawaiian National Holiday
oil Government Offices throughout The
Islands viii be- closed on that day,
T. A. KING,
Minister ~ the interior
Interior once, Aug ~, 1898,
lDDpsBt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
nl.rrlrIa lal,ANn pnonnnn.

rfOm kODh ana Kan, per simfr
Mhuha lDn, Aapl u A. lpD bbps anrai,
q brewer A 60 BsIb bass sugar, w
~ lfvln A 90 10 head ohlile, Nero
pGllian Meat rOl ibI phpar HpDlfleH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
TRIO or TRUSTS.
Hundreds NJ Millions NJ Capital
IN Combines,

New yOitN within u stones
throw ~ each other, IN The money re-
glOn called wan street, three more
huge trusts ne being created, The
combined capital ~ these three great
trusts viii be NEAR the gigantic sum NJ
IlOO,OOO,OOO,
lho formation ~ Tho iron AMI steel
trust IN almost completed IL capital
VIII bo 5000, 900, 900 NJ least Tho com.
panloH that have already Joined The
trust have n capitalization ~ Eb,OOD,'
900 1he companies that are expected
~ enter The fold pr0 nov capitalized
fUf more Than tpO, DDO, 900
The combination ~ the great ll0ni
mills ~ The country, he iDUf trust
has 40 fnf progressed than wllhln
month III organizer, Thomas A. Me
lNiyIa, VIII no abroad 10 obtain IN
consent ana support ~ The i,OndOi
stockholders IN the mills The non
trust, which expects ~ dictate thi
price ~ noUf ana wheat, VIII have
capital which has been carefully nsil
mated NJ llboOOO, 900,
1hS consolidation NJ the nhDnlnc
llreTa ~ heavy chemicals, the hcll
trust, IN going Dn smoothly ANA fnyOf
ably fOf tho manufacturers A com
mlllop ~ three has been appointed II
formulate u plan ~ combination m
capital NJ the hCld trust VIII h
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

This sale has been postponed from
August 18th 10 the above date, and the
place Of sale changed from lillo 10 Ho-
nOulu, lo98-5tF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

The promises covered by said mort
gage consist Of
lat, All ~ that certain parcel " land
IN i'uunul honolulu, oahu being mat
portion " the premises sol folth w
lioynl Patent lurD iill0a "a w w. Loo,
conveyed ~ M0rnapof Ny deed ~
Wong Wa Roy, trustee dated Npnl w
ispd, recorded IN ilbor 1917 PAGE hoO,
being lot number \ IN block numbpre'
. NJ said premises, containing an area
Of 800 square foot a.
gnh Al that certain promises w
KOhl, Hama, Island Of Maui, sol fofll.
M loynl Patent a,Hts 90 w. y, AWARE
n,7jo, conveyed 70 said MorlgaHvf Wy
deed NJ kanlu AMI Vlhefh, dated Nov
lob' w aooi-ttf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
A kMlui,lp

n h learned ihm the Maplla man
who WIS found IN bhe rapeholl NJ 10
lOa, Kauai, N n DYING condition, cDihl
mIllpd hNlnlda ny cutting Ms throat
ana abdomen DrspondphryHW nH no
plUsH NJ Tho lhAli hnr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09

~ II, KAHAuiEljo, ESQ, has this
day been appointed Pound Master for
the Government Pound q, iahelna
Distrlc, of iahaina, Island of Maui
Vice Peter kahakaula, resigned,
], A, KING,
Minister " the Interior
Interior once, Sept, o, isps, COOLEST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
BY AUTHORITY,

DAVID CENTER, ESQ has ,hie day
boon appointed Pound Master for tho
Government Pound NJ Valance, pis-
,rict " walenac, Island NJ Oahu, vice
a, W, Nawankoe, paiEncd,
D. A. KING,
Minister ~ the Interior
Interior once, Sept q, 1895 soOi.a,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12

Miller and Mrs. Armstrong also
are residents OF ST. Loais.. A
younger brother has preceded HIM
to the grave.
Judge Bantz was the eldest OF
the family. He acquired his early
education in st. Louis and deter
mined to take up the study OF law
and fit himself for his chosen pro-
fession, he became a student in the
office OF Krum & Madiil. attorneys
OF considerable prominence. Lator
he entered the law department OF
the Washington University from
which institution he graduated with
the class OF 1877. For the mex |
few years he perfected himself for
successful practice by hard study.
devoting quite a little Of his time
to the publication of law journals.
In 1886 he came to Silver City.
and has resided here ever since
He continued in active aud success
ful practice until February, 1896,
when his ability was recognized by
his appointment as Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme court OK New
Mexico and Presiding Judge Of the
Third judicial District Court. He
occupied this responsible position
uu:;l succeeded by Judge Parker
in January last, since which time
he had followed his profession.
He was united in marriage in
1884 with Miss Laura MoGee of
Kentucky. One child. Lucille.
blessed that union, and with her
widowed mother shares the loas OF
kind and affectionate husband
and father"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
HOW'S THfS9

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
L. j. CHENEY e. Co., Props,
Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last l5 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 Drug.
gists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimon-
ials free.
Halls Family Pills are best.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
Personal MENTION.

- Mrs Walt Sanders and her two
children will leave soon for Pinos
Altos, on q visit to her sister, Mrs.
Newman.
--lsaac knight, Esq, of Lake
Valley. was IN Hillseoro several
days tots week.
Miss Dora Titus and Messrs'
9. &. Crews and Charles Anderson
left for Hermosa yesterday morn.
ing, on horsebaek. They will be
absent from town about a week.
Mrs. p. j Bennett and son
Clarence are expected home from
Hermosa tomorrow. they will be
accompanied by Mrs. j. Il. Ayers
Tom Baxter, one OF cur veter.
an miners, is in from the hills t.
consult DIR. Given about his health
Alfred Ales left for Arizona
on Tuesday, to work in the mines.
Scott II. Keller, Esq, is ex-
pected home next week.
Don Bias Chavez 10 up and
around again, after several mouths
dangerous sickness.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
LOCAL TIE MS.

DIR. Wegman, accompanied by
Mrs. w. o. Thompson, arrived
here from Chloride on Tuesday,
The doctor continued on bis way
to Cooks, while Mrs. Thompson re.
NAMED here visiting relatives and
friends.
Frank Peet, the we'll known
Hermoss blacksmith, came to
Hillsboro last Friday and returned
to Hermosa next day with Mrs,
7. j. Bennett and son Clarence,
who go on o visit to Mrs. j. E.
Ayers.
We spent an hour or two at
J. b. McPherson's pretty alfalfa
and fruit ranch. near town, the
other day. II. Steele, sr, who has
been in charge here all simmer,
was obliged to 60 to the mountains
this week TO recuperste, leaving
Adam Kirschner in charge. The
Mcpherson ranch 10 one OF the
prettiest spots In the valley OF the
pefoba. Il is very valuable, as
well. About 100 tons OF alfalfa has
been raised here this summon, and
the fruit crop, now ripening, prom
ises to be very large. There will
be about 100 barrels Of apples, 75
barrels of peaches and about 10
barrels of plums gathered there
this year. besides large amount OF
vegetables OF all kinds. Mr.. Nc
Pherson has we'll earned this pros
perity and no one begrndges it to
him.
Owing to death in his fam.
lily IN Chic, Bert Davis, one Of our
druggists, is called home and will
leave Hillsboro as soon as his sue.
cessor arrives to take charge OF the
Aragon Palace drug store. Dur
ing bis stay here Mr.. Davis has
made many friends, all OF whom
will regret his departure.
Grandma Richardson received
n present Of lot OF luscious
peaches from relatives at La Luz,
N. NJ, the other day, and she did
not forget her near friends and
neighbors.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
LETTER FROM w. e. TAYLOR.
st. Prospector, Seattle. 5uly 80,
1888.

st. Prospector, Seattle. 5uly 80,
1888.
MAUpE AND SYLVIA Dear friends: !:
1t begins to look now as though
we we're really going to get started
for Alaska. We left Tacoma yea
Aerday on our own boat with Old
Glory flying at the top of the main
mast. A crowd gas op the wharf
to see us off, and = steamer that
had been lying near US for several
days, got up steam just to give us
a farewell toot. We hope to get
through with government Officials
tomorrow aud get away from here
tomorrow evening.
Will have picture taken in the
morning and send it to all of our
friends, If it is possible. We will
stop at Juneau and will write you
from there.
Several steamers that have left
here in the last six weeks have
either gone to the bottom or are
disabled and will not get through.
George Grsyson was on the steamer
Progresso which left here several
weeks ago and had to return. lie
ia here now. r. NJ. White is still
here. Wants to go with us, hut
we cant take him. He is the same
old wild and woolly Dick. Our
party of old boys are all in good
health and busy as bees getting
their hunks in shape. have
mine Fixed up and am now roosting
on the edge of it writing to all my
friends. Kind regards to oil old
friends and the young ones too.
Good bye and best wishes from
your old friend.
W Il. TAYLOR.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
will open 10 Septenlber.

will open 10 September.
Fope Cain ia keeping bachelors
b Il at he old Gregg place. Plenty
OF ripe peaches always on hnnd,
boys.
The following parties were IN
picnic to Hlllshoro Peak laet
Sunday; Mossrs, I A. Robonsoil.
John Brochu, Harvey Johnso,l,
RolIin Cowley and Joe Bright.
Misscs G. w. Parker, Lillian
Sparks, Necia Hunt. Laura SPARKS
aud Lille Cowley, They ate their
lunch on the top OF the peak and
all agree that they never had -
better time picnicng.
There will he musical con.
Ger. u, the church next Wednesday
night Miss Mona Murphy, OF
Hllsboro, will assist by tayorirg
us with n solo. Admission 25c.
Benefit of the church, Everybody
invited to attend, NIKE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
A complete news depot at th
Palace Drug Store,
1T is GONE.

At the session OF the Territorial
Supreme court, now in session at
Santa Fe, held iast Thursday, a
formal order was made and entered
of record, changing the headeuar-
ters OF the Third judicial from
Silver City to Las Cruces.
This means that the United
States court ard the residence OF
the clerk will be maintained at the
latter place.
The next term of the Unite d
States court will convene on Il g
5th day of September, and the re-
mowal of the records and files will
be made in the interim.
1t is understood that District
Clerk Mitchell will make arrange
ments by which local Office will
be maintained in charge of dep
nty. Silver City Ind ependept.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
RilIsboro Mines and Mills

The seven inch vein of aul =
phide oqe i0 the Mastodon remalis
undiminishtd by the picks and
shoyels al the minera.
A ilre-inch sirenk of 4 og. gold
ore whs discovered in the new tun-
mel workings Of the Snake mine
this week, by Il, me Mexican lessers.
Manager Hughes regards the strike
as veiy important
Robin q Go. are preparing "a
shipment OF two carloads OF silver
lead ore at the Rex mine.
The Andrews mill folks have
struck foot vein of $50 ore in the
400 f. shaft at the Tripp mine, and
are taking out ten tons OF ore per
day.
joe Gallagher. Guy McPher-
son and partners have suspended
operations at their mining claims
near Lake Valley and are now pros
rec,ing tie Black Range between
Kingston aud Chloride.
John Dawson, the big freight
er Of Hillsbofo, has made very
promising strike Of gold and silver
ore near North Percha.
The Good Hope Bonanza mine
folks are considering the PROPOSE
tion OF opening up their property
10 leasers.
J.n IIirsch and partner, at the
Cincinnati. are preparing n 30 ton
run Of ore for tho Charter Oak
mill.
The Richmond, Snake, Oppor-
unity aud Tripp mines will pay
off next Monday. distributing about
s. 900 among their miners.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
SILVER GlfY REDUCTION
COMPANY,
Silver City, Grant County, New
Mexico.

This plant has heen purchased
and will be operated in the future
by the Estate of the late Senator
George Hearst of California, under
the general management OF ID. Is.
Gillette. Jr.
1t is the intention OF the present
management to largely increase the
capacity of the plant and equip il
with every modern appliance for
the successful and cheap treatment
of ores and concentrates. Consign-
ments and correspondence solicited.
Advances will be made on ores.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-08-12
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

r. j. Jobson is spending few
more days vacation in the noun
taips and when be comes back he
will take trip to Las Vegas for
medical advice.
Al. Ricketson and Mr.. Slease
came in from their mine on the
TERRA Blanca aud brought some
samples of ore from = new place
which they have been prospecting,
This run 2G ounces in gold and
80 ounces in silver OF course
this is only from the surface OF a
contact, but it is quite encouraging
for prospect work and the boys are
very liable to make small stake,
il not something bigger.
Miss Georgie Endicott and
her little brother Willie, will leave
next Monday morning Tor Canhda
where che expects to MAKE quite an
extended visit.
Two of the boys from the
J q J mine we're in town last
Monday aud say they have struck
ore ia the tunnel they were driving.
This proves that the body OF ore is
at least 80 feet iu diameter and
the ore Is still in sight in all other
directions. They will have car.
load out some time within the next
two weeks aud then they can tell
better what to do. NED.