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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
III JUST sUITs
Money Order New orrhcum
Play. Makes n Hit.

a Money order" the play a: the
.orphsum saturday evening. vas sell
received by the large audience present
and dessrvediy -.
- Money oTdeT" IS np' star
play and every member % the company
had an opportunity TO get ihs sXe'us-
i've attention % the audience a. some
time during the evening. The play iH-
directly presented the labor and cap
i,aI.' problem. in which all Americans
are deeply interested. and the speeches
in defense OF the rights of the NoTk-
ingmsa were loudly applaudsd by The
audience.
To Frank HartVcil as nfmpstasns
Plato Potts. an outeasi. went the h"a'
1rs os the evening. AZ. uart0s.. p.a
some strong acting. Louise L-sNs'.ls
showed finish and. az timcs. power.
julie Walters made % his ehaTae'f'
a type often met among worEinEis'e
In the States.
Little Miss Walter. the dancer. "a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
THE INQUEST

The following coroasrs iury wzs
summoned iu the case ot Joe: &. u
MaiIs. l.. s<aimimsku. :. =. kpa~z.
Johu Kuaana and 90. ktaneys
Dr. Emerson. upon being sworn STAT
"a that upon examination he fpand
that deceased had not bcea dead Vsry
lonx. That death was csused BY =
long and deep wound In the bead. The
blow had evidently been a very PoEcr-
ful one. as tn. anterior Dap had h-en
burned over. and the SKULL penetrated.
The riEAs side of the body showed cvt-
dence OF possibly having t-eca drsEzci
Ah Wa. the next ~jtn-&s. upon bcinE
sworn. stated that Wbsa he had re-
turned from the Chin~sr shrasre. h-
had stumbled over tho BODY ut = man.
Thinking il vac a drunk. ne had sum
tnoaesi an officer. whsa they returned
they found the man tp b. dead.
KilSuna. Po.ic. officer. Nas neat
sworn. Stated that De ~As the osnosr
who returned Wiih IA Wa He sOzsd
the man to b. dead. aud after no;ifyjnE
the department removed IN" BODY
D.A. k.nus. after being sEorn. said
that he had besn an acquaintance %
IA. dead man. That decsasci bad ben
drinking With some laps and had t'ecn
making much noise. wi;ness had EDns
20 bod az a. O'Clock and kssw nofhiaE
further.
In vie~ of the above svideare thr
jury returned IN. tp.iovinE verdict
TIA, the said Joe. a MALAY. came Ga
hss death az Honolulu. Island cs Oahu.
on tho iith day ot February. n y.
1899. from an iaiury on bis bead. ths
r~su-t of a bipg probably reoe.ve,l
from the hands % r-rspn 90 thi'
Jury uuknnNu.
,.... sees. :
the favorite in the specialize of IL
evening. tvanhoe Alsrn mad" sEVera
clever smprpvsssssuas ~ Mp@sy
order Niii D. Eivcn again tais rve1'
.
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THE MURDER OF
JOE, THE MALAY
A Tragedy That Invites the
Application Of Best De-
tective Ability.

In almost every murder case thcr. ts
substance for a novel of exciting chap
ters. In the killing that was done az
kapuukolo Saturday night there - ma
terial for a thrilling story with detail
TO make the nerves Jingle. The victim
was not OF much identity. but he was
a faithful. harmless chap. Malice was
not in him and he was n good man as
a laborer ut the Iron Works. Those
who knew him express regard for him
and are sorry that he was ruthicssiy
slaughtered. Joe. the Malay. had the
life knocked out OF him evidently
without having a chance to defend him
self and It Is believed without having
given serious ofsnSe.
Joe was a dark. strong. quiet fellow.
friendly with the Hawaii1ns and liked
by them. Il Is said he came to the
Islands from the south in a sailing
ship. He worked a couple of years at
wailnae and has been in town nearly
year. He is dead and no one knows
who killed him. nor can anyone guess
why. There are several theories on
the manner of execution of the crime
and the reason for II. but none oi
them are at all tangible. Method and
motive are dcnscst puzzles.
Late Saturday night-aftsr the sa-
Icons were closed and while the streets
were thrungcd with late wayfarcrs. a
'lc!ean looking little Chinaman. a iaun-
dry employe. came into the police sta,
ton with a frightened tale. lie said
a dead man or one very drunk. blocked
entrance 90 sleeping room. Capt. Hol
went with the patrol wagon.
The place was in the second lane
town side OF King street bridge. uu
the lower lire of the street. abou.
e.ghty yards from Nuuanu stream
There was the dead man. az the door
as the Chinese boy had said. Thcrs
we're two pools of blood at the head
one had considerable amount ot ths
fluid. In the other was not much
joe. the Malay. vas at full length. The
corpse was placed on n blanket. loaded
into the little wagon and taken to ths
police station.
Dr. Emerson came along soon "a
dress the head OF a seaman. who had
been seriously assaulted. This jpt
finished. the surgeon made an cxamin'
alton OF Joe. the Malay. The wound
vas an inch and half long and oPet
like a crooked mouth and the skull has
been penetrated to the brain. \ finEe'
being inserted. Clottcd blood va.
brought forth. DT. Emerson said tha
there had been tremendous blow q
make the effect.
on the right side % the face thsr'
was an extensive but light bruise
with dust ground into the skin Their,
was CRIME on the right shoulder Of th'
coat. There vas still coming bloc.
from the nose.
Deputy Marshal ChiiliugWorJh. 'h
first chief officer 20 so into the cas-
...... ......
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oesv-d twenty-five of she sWnnsy-ssu-
votes csss. 1le uzs bsynEhs before she
oonvrngisa ~ Col ,. a. Fsss-r ana
Jas \. ksanodg. o. = few rena-aks
clear ald uneqnisecal. ~ 1izaxsnr re-
nsUcd his foslsY TO shs plsssosra. .of
psinriplrs 90 sbr pzrsy. Adopted So.
tsmbTr ~. 1870. sss declared for po1-
sssus orosg ts pr9mDss here thar h.ess
and hsEb-ss A-ne-snzaisn. Mns~rs
k~aaedF. Col !. 81 srsshsr And "a. R.
Sirsss were rnsde = conm5sses 10 Sc IN.
noninzsSoa Vish sh. NinsGer of Ia
terror before . o'ripck thss zsisrnson.
No other b1sia-ss thaa che sel-rzbon os
Nr. 1.sassa< Nzs transacted lsF Ehs Gun
ventsoa. o. had b-c- sns~ndad 60 have
sosns res.plusspns. bzf sssF were poc
Prcsens-d. Nr. Isans3ax's assbe Wa
Brcsras-d ~ Col. !. 90. FSshsr znd 500
ea8ed ~ Trofesaof o. \. Husn.r. The
ncmiase is = rnsnh.eg % she Bszrd os
Health anl 90 tbe tra gf gssr. 1.Aas-
inz a CO. gge has s1ssFs tza-n an sc-
tive iatrr@sz Sn shr annsrzsbaa move
~ tts 49, NHHaH Ft-s5 80 aatt sANsANE-
msns % 90. political sad cgmp.rcial
Interests - sbs tslapda
FoilsuinE is sb. seKs .f ihs Tlzsfa=n
os PrneiPles rr.ssrrd 90 allow
/ ~ We re-zsirm shzs shs fggez,oss
zi5assoa % she Anssscsn rasea Party
shall cunssnpe 80 BE- unraserved rforz
"a securr sh. Tao.issez1 rnioa of HsNs5s
vi;A The Cnit-s sisses % AzsrFsnz- and
hssrsslY comzn~ad zaS approve sbe sc-
t5oa of our Cgsesumens so ssr zs ~
csnplisalr5 so shts 80
- We ugmmerd The sfic8sps. cDur-
aEeoss and boansab5e condnes - az
fairs bY the Cotsramsn' g sbs R.sub-
lie % Hawaii
~ We ar gTyad sf shr Govern
meats prsrs5rs1 sas pFoEresslze s,oi8rF
% satrTazl smErgEesnrzt "a w5fness
.vae posas - thc rrcsas rsesT'ieslp'n az rr-
'tensive pah-ie v-pf1zs. sad Co. operations
zud rrusccss % s5nslar nssafes
| 81 We re-zEirrn our u9pysii3uf 20
II
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fhal 7. LalllI NiBsi ay The
Candidate.
THERE WAS NO OPPOSITION
Cs1rs nrfr<s tm cpssrsfsps -I~rsss
Fmf psaessss -rasffsra &C
prsssasart-

The npminztinE cpnvrnfsSn of she
An.rScsa Unioa Parry wzs heid 10 tse
Chamber of CSnnsroe hall CO Sxsur-
day cvcasax TIE sess5oa lasted lcss
shan an hour. Geo. ~. SmiSh xzs sa
ss. chair and G. n Gray was secretary.
TheS. y. taasinK vAs she oaly mza
nrasipned as = candidate 90 The party
for The senatorial sozs nsde vacant hy
the resignation % %. ~. Schnbds- \
hzllos uzs tzken ard Nr. ianS1nE re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13

said at once foul play. sad AS more
certain ot ID the further b. invossi<4s-
sd. Marshal Broun ts % the sane
opinion. The latter has detailed special
men to the AFFAIR.
The house in KaPuukolo 10 tcne-
mcnt. In the loser rooms are the on.
Chinese boy and a number of JaPaacsc
Upstairs are more japanese and the
Hawaiian family ~rith which Joe made
his home. Joe might have b~~a kiisei
in the vicinity or even a, some distance
aWay and carried to IN. spot where bis
body vas found. hut there 10 nc trai.
of blood to be fouad. II he fell from
above or mas thrown from above hs
could not possibly have landed ~ ths
spot found and again there would D.
sross of evidence. Tue ground there j.
damp. There T. mo- dust lSkc the Eriul'
found ON the face and on Shr cuas- \
piece uf coral that had some hair uPos
il was taken from the Er5und. but thcr'
Nas mo- blood upon d.
AitoEcS her the tragedy seems IN
.fathomablc. The police dsPsrtrnru
will do its very bcss. for nos ii has I
case requiring the utmost skill
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Heart TaiIurc.

Last saturday morning p deash wc-
Cured at thr H1un.uiu irpa Wnrssa
Make ka1.uas an employ. hsiaz thr
man. ue was eaEaR~i 81 pufs5ax up -
roller uhrn be kuddraly fe.I hack dad.
There vas M tuqtisst ss ig ass pls o
ease us heart disc8srs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13

Z. u. Kerr has = nus display os asl.
llasry goods az his Qpesa s;reSs sore
and is quoting pT.coo upoa Other goods
that cannot szl 20 attract bayern
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FRANCIS j. BERRY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
Law. Will practice in the U. S.
Federal and State Courts. Pro-
gress Block, corner Beretania and
Fort streets, rooms 5 and 6.
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DR.. A. c. WALL DR.. o. E. WALL

ENTISTS-OFFICE HOURS: A. M.
TO p. N. Love Building, Fort
Street
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215 Merchant ST.
W. H.. BRADLEY.

PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER
(Late of w. H. Glen & Co, Mel
bourne and Sydney.) Sixteen years
experience, London and Australia.
Representing Hawaiian News Co.
p. o. Box 6S4. Yearly tunings con-
tracted for.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
]. @. WOOD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
Public. Office: Corner King and
Bethel Streets.
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tCsasiases pz I'ass TNol
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

w II. Bucher passed through
here on his way to Canton, o., last
Saturday. He goes to visit bis
mother, who il quite sick. Mr.
Bucher may bring his mother back
with him on visit. He will be
absent two or three weeks.
Mrs. Grayson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, are visiting in
lei Paso. They came down from
Hlllsboro on Monday.
p. j. Bennett, editor Of The
ADVOCATE, was in town last Satur-
day, and made this correspondent
very pleasant call Mr.. Bennett
predicts a great future for the gold
and copper mining industry Of the
HilIsboro camp.
George Halleck spent three
days OF this week visiting his
brother Harry, at Santa Rita.
Judge Holmes, of Chloride,
is visiting This son in law, Snpt.
Schmidt Of the Lake Valley mines.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
THE VERDICT.


Following is the verdict in the
Spradling killing case:
We the undersigned Justice o|
the peace and jury who sat upon
the inquest held this 2ilh day OF
August, A. ID. 1890, on the body OF
Nm. j. Sprsdling, found in Pro
cinct No. l0o the county Of Sierra,
find that the deceased came to his
death by reason Of Gun shot
wounds at the hands of Deputy
Sheriff Pink Murray and special
ieputies Thos J Ross and James
sullivan. in the discharge OF their
inty We also believe that said
Spradling, being 10 fear of arrest.
fred shot through his own head,
which shot left marks OF powder
burn on his head, that pursucrs
,ould not possibly have made.
EDWIN +. HoLMEs,
Justice of the Pence.
Thos. Scales.
E ID. Davisson.
Nose M. Gibson.
Andrew Hearn
Myron W. Mitchell
Charles II Laidlnw
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
BEWARE OF OlNTMENTS
FOR CATARRH THAT
CONTAIN MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de.
range tho whole system when ea
tering it through the mucous SUR
faces. Such articles should never
be used eyceps on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the
demaee they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive
from them. Hali'a Ca'AfrL Cure,
manufactured by f. ) Cheney &
Co, Toledo, O.. contains no mer-
curry, aud ls taken ioternally. act
ing directly uper fbe blood aud
mucous suriaces Of the sYstosl.
Ia beying Halls Catarrh Cure he
sure you get The genuine Il is
taken internally, aud mada IN To-
ledo, Ohio, by + ] CLeaey y 90
Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists, price 75c,
per bottle.
Halls Family Pills sre tho bost
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08

following instructions from the
commlssioners OF the General
Land Office, as to the cutting Of
timber on government forest re-
serves.
referring TO tho provisions OF
tho ACT OF June 4, 1897, for the
free use Of timber, as regulated bv
paragraph Il. page IL Of rules and
regulations governing forest re-
serves, you are advised as follows.
ANY person authorized by the
said Act to secure forestry reserve
timber for his own individual
needs may prooule il through d,
sawmill operator or other person
acting as his agent direct; but.
however procured, whether by his
own hauds or an agent direct, hs
should first confer or commnni.
cate with you directly. or through
the nearest forestry officer, desig-
mating tho location, amount ard
value Of the timber to be cut, the
place where and the purpose for
which the said timber will be nsed.
stating what snwmill or other
agent. II any, will be employed to
do the cutting, removing and saw
lug. aud plsdeing ihsl no more
shall be cut from the reservation
than he needs for use on his own
land or claim. and that none shall
be sold, disposed OF nor usod on
any other than his own land or
claim; and guarantee to remove
md safely dispose OF all tops,
brush and refuse cutting, beyond
langer OF fire therefrom.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

PROBATE Judge M. Montoyo
.aais Tic Go d social cal, "a
Tuesday. The Judge conducts a
big merchandise store at Mont
cello, N. NJ, and is also in The
cattle and sheep business.
Mrs. Lockwood Mead and
family, of Kingston, left for Canon
City, Col, on Taesday, to reside.
j. f. Collard shas accepted
the position Of leading salesman at
Thos. c. Longs store. Mr.. Coliard
will fill the position accsptably aud
we'll.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Geo. T. Miller
visited Hilisboro Peak aud Haeer's
saw mill during the week, enjoying
the trip sefl Lnuch.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
"snlNPLASTERs."

Now we are TO have a return O
the shiuplaster not because oul
silver money has taken fright, as
it did during the great war, and
proposes 10 "hide ont" bnt be-
cause there isn't enough oft to do
the wora that ID required OF il, and
the secretary Of the treasury has
to help it out by an Issue OF paper
currency. The movement in favor
OF such an issue originated In Ne
hraska, liz tho form OF u circular
addressed to numerous congress-.
men, asking them to favor bill
emhodying provision Tor the
issae Of small paper currency.
i'he snrpee,ion has met with favor
ut the treasuary department, aud
il is aaid that in a short time Sl0,-
OO0,0OO Of this currency will be
placed on sale IN the various post.
oili0es where the demand ia great
est. The main object to he sub
eerved il 10 facilitate tho transmits
sion Of email amounts Of money In
letters for the benefit OF country
people making small mail par
chases at distance, Without
some such conveniences, small
sums are nent in silver and arc
easily detected in Ic'tere, or a pos
..! order must Ss purchased, IN
volving unnessary expense.
There will nlso soon be issued a
new fvc.dollnr silver certificate,
,wo designs for which have already
)een submitted TO the secretary Of
he treasury by the bureau Of en-
craving and printing, One has
ipon its face a vignette OF W ash
ngton, aud the other Of Jefferson.
u is likely the former will be se-
ected, owing to the superiority OK
he workmanship upon ii.
In addition 10 these the aecre-
airy has Issued, during the last GO
ays, gold certificates OF convenient
denominations. representing in the
gRreeate more than twenty mil
ions Of dollars. and all Of these
zero taken MP into the circulation
8 fast as they could DO given out.
Albuquerque Democrat.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08

Mrs. Il II BickforA, wife os
the popular manager 81 the Porter
mines. was qaite sick the forepar!
of the week, but ia enjoying her
usual good health at this writing
Mics Helen Nj. Wordcn, the
well known and popular little
school maam, is visiting friends ia
Las Cruces.
j. b. Taylor. The energetic and
successful mining man OF Grafton.
was in Hillshoro Wednesday and
returned home with his sisterinlaw,
Mrs. Sanders, who goes on ahort
visit.
Major NJ. Morgaus, the promi.
nent Lake Valley fnancier, was in
HilIsboro Tuesday accompanied
by Prof. Sollenberger.
Isaac knight, Eeq.. the big
merchant of Lake and lucky miner
Of Trujillo Creek, was in the
county capital Tuesday.
Roy l. WrigIey, tho mining
expert, Is here from Colorado.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
LOCAL ITEMS.


Mrs. Bncher and little dauph.
ter, and Mra. Robert West ara
visiting Mrs. W. y. Hopewell on
the Anilnas.
AT the meeting OF tho Probate
court this week, Il. II. Winston
was appointed administrator OF
tho estate OF VIM. j. Spradling.
The property OF the deceased con-
sists Of an improved ranch and
about one hundred head OF cattle.
Judge II W. Parker came
home Saturday and left again
Saturday night, going to Silver
City. Judge Parker and Judge
Leland will exchange benches
temporarily, Judge Parker hold
ing court at Roswell and Eddy and
Judge Leland holding court at
Silver City and Las Cruces.
Mrs. Anderson and family
have moved into town from the
Snake mine and now occupy the
h II. Hopper house.
A Mexican circus is doing the
district and harvesting all the
spare dinero.
James Stuck is in town from
his mines. He is quite sick and
under the care OF DIR. Given.
Mrs. q. @. Crews was quite
sick the forepart of tho week
the Secretary oi ihe Interior
has sent us from Washington the
latest pamphlets and maps on the
district OF Alaska. II you
would like to look them over, oall
in.
-Mrs. Benson contem platea
friends in California in
Barly fall.
News reaches HiIlsboro OF the
OF Mr.. HI. b. White aud
Miss Molly Thomas, at Cripple
,reek, Colo, the other day.
jroom aud bride are from Sierra
'ounty and have the bsst wishes OF
III.
Insurance Agent Newman, we'll
Known here, is again about 10 en-
rage in the newspaper business a.
b Paso
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
our table OF output this week.
ALI the miners observed Labor
Day.

Day.
At the Sherman big vein OF
gray copper ore literally sparkling
with gold, has been encountered.
The Freiburg has sold its Oc.
tober and November production to
the Porter mill.
New hosting machinery ls
being set up at the Sheridan.
Mules instead of horses are
being employed in the development
work going on at the Golden Era,
lessee Chapman of the Happy
Jack expects to increase his force
shortly.
Manager John W. Brooks is
putting the Sinnamahoning Gold
d Copper mines in excellent shape
for large and rapid production.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08

Will often cause a horrible
Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise.
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, the best
in the world, will Kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores, Fever Soree, Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns. all Skin Eruptions.
Best File cure on earth. Only 25
cts. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by L. E. Movers, Druggist.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08

Says the Silver City independ.
ent "On last Friday Harvey
Cooley. a prominent cattleman of
this section, was severely injured
by being thrown from 4 fractious
horse near tie stockyards bolow
this city He was con idarehly
bruised and bad one a t~o ribs
broken. he was iu.melisai
brought 10 town aud hi- injlHes
given ths proper treatment. iiis
friends hope ior bis speedy recov
cry"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08

Says The Santa Fe New Mexican
"Tom Ketchum Ia reported to be
rallying. His recovery seems to
be certain, and is attributed by the
physician to the fact that never in
his life has he touched drop Of
alcoholic liquor, aud even refused
alcoholic stimulants after the oper-
atom
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
TO THE MINERS OF HILLS.
BORO

The Territorial Fair Association,
likewise the merchants Of AIbn-
qnerqne, wouli like 10 huge tho
gold and copper lniaea Of the
ttills5oro district represented 81
large exhibits of ore at the forth
coming New MeNi.o Fair Which
viii DO held IN that city from
September 18Th to 28rd Let us
therefore get together and make an
attractive display Of our rich miu
erals. The Association has every
reason to believe that the new
features of the forthcoming Far
will bring together large crowd
of visitors from all points of the
southwest, and it would like to
have the celebrated mining distrio.
OF Hillsboro represented.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
STOOD OFE A GANG OF
COWBOYS.

From the New Mexican.
Joe Woods, an ex convict OF the
territory, sent from Roswell about
four years ago for stabhing Tom
White OF the Littlefeld Cattle Co,
and who was released short tms
ego, has been making himself dis
liked again IN Ihnvez county, He
wns discharged from tho Chisum
ranch few days ago for petit
larceny. Upon being discharged
he stole horse and saddle and
started cut with the avowed ihten-
ton OF killing Tom White and get.
ting satisfaction irom the White
OUTFIT Word WAS sent at once to
Whites camp and upon Woods
appearance they were prepared for
him. Finding they were on the
lookout he started to run away,
and The whole outfit started in hot
pursuit, and a running fight WAS
kept no for miles. but no one WAS
hurt. Woods horse proved to be
q superior animal, and he was
ehoNt 60 get away when they were
ained BY some parties with fresh |
horses. Upon seeing he was liable
10 be- over taken he stopped and
stood off his pnrsners long enongh
10 remove his saddle and blankets,
when he again mounted his horsa
lnd escaped from his pursuers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
HOW WOULD THIS WORK
In HILLSBORO 2

An ordinance will shortly be
brought before the city council Of
kenosha, Wis, requiring all biey
clists Of the geniier sex to paes an
examination AS ID their wheeling
skill and to file a 800 bond To
cover any damages that may arise
from carelessness or collisions.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Miss Polly Roberta Iillsboro
Boarding and Lodging uouse is
first class IN all respects. Excel
lent tables and neat and clean beds.
The patronage Of the public il
ies spectiully solicited