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Events Mt Oakland.

San Francisco, Cal, March 30.-Oak,
land results:
Futurty course, selling Shee-
han. Polish. Roadwarmer. Time. 1;12 IA
Futurity course selling Sly, February,
Harry Thoburn. Time, 1;12 ia.
Mile and one sixteenth-Rober Bonner.
The Fretter Castake. Time. 1851.
Four and half Acknowledgement Ar
thur Cigar staltes-Kitty Kelly, Loeb Kat
rina, Lomond. Time 0:56 ga
Mile and one-eighth-Davld Tenny Mo-
rinel, Mistleton. Time, 155IS.
Mile. handicap osermonde. Recreation.
Olinthus Time. 1:41A.
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thought OF interposlng obstacles to the re-
organization OF the system by the Eastern
syndicate. Mr.. Backstone's stock goes
into the keeping Of the trust company In
accordance with the original agreement
between President Mitchell of the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank and the syndicate
representing the Union Pacific Missour
Pacific. Kansas and Texas and Baltimoye
and Ohio railroads.
Mr.. Blackstone said ne concluded to take
this final step because his holding TO his
stock and opposing the reorganization plan
might be construed that he meant to
squeeze" the purchasers and force them
TO pay more for his stock than was paid BY
the other STOCKHOLDERS
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BLACKSTONE RESIGNS.
The Atoms President Deposits His
stock and RcsIgns.

Chicago, March sO.-Timothy b. Black
stone president OF the Chicago and Alton
railroad. took the decisive action today
that cuts him loose after SO many years
from the executive control OF the corpora
ton. He forwarded to New York all his
holdings Of stock. preferred and common,
for deposit with The United States Trust
company, and at the same time rendered
his resignation as director and president
OF the road. 20 take effect April l. With
this action he formally abandoned all
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Kings Daughters Of chnrIeston.

The Kings Daughters of Charleston, S.
O. will open dormitory for women at
the high school building, northwest corner
OF Meeting and George streets, during The
Confederate reunion, May to May IL, in
elusive. Price of cots so cents each ptr
night in advance. Cots may be engaged
before reunion by sending money in al
vance to Mrs. Robert Wilson, secretary
OF committee on dorlnitory, 271 Meeting
street, Charleston, S. C.
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n,e ADVANCE In WHISKY.

Huntsville Ky. March sO.-The price list
Il the Kentucky Dlstillcries ana re-
Douee company, just issued, has caused a
hurry in whisky II shows thai the com
Io,v Is holding all the goods at nis1
1rices. Prices OF some WHISTLES are quoteu
n an advance OF so per cent, ana ~"
,rands are held for almost 100 per cen. 80, ~
advance OF what they have been seIiiHs 81.
Under the epmpanys quota1lon hart
drink at the bar VIII ADVANCE ao'"'
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Nm France during the middle ages there
1vere many curious customs relative to
lEaster eggs. Before Eastertide began the
priests paid a round of visits, blessing
tand receiving eggs. The largest eggs
|were picked out and sent to the iAng as
tribute.
After high mass in tn. chapel of the
louvre on Easter day huge gayly decorat-
LED baskets Of gilded eggs wers carried
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Renr-End cniii.,nn.

Richmond Ind, March 3O.-The ST,
Louis Fast Mail crashed into the rear Of
a freight in the yards here today William
Dunn. a telegraph operator In the caboose.
was wounded. The passengers were fright
eden. but not injured.
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EMPIRE APRON FOR LITTLE GIRL.

And this is after all the more sensible
WAY, for with the long sleeves, a child's
|dress is better protected from objection
liable accumulation and, therefore, lasts
hwice the usual length Of time.
The latest apron design has full skirt
finished around the foot with harrow
hem The neck is cut square and around
HI is a ruffle of cambria edged with mar
how lace. Across the shoulders are bands
III embroidery, below which are two ruff
hes trimmed also with lace.
The sleeves are roomy and comfortable
land are gathered into band of embroidery
lat the wrist. Helen rey-Page.
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TODAY's EVENTS.

WASHINGTON. Captain Charles f. Clark
commanded The battieship Oregon on her
wonderful run from san Francisco to the
Test Indies. and in the engagement with Ger
his squadron. has been assigned to duty
oiaH M. Y. the League Island navy yard.
I Philadelphia.
/ iIuCAGo. The North Central Assoc! - ion
l}CCllages and Secondary Schools will hcli
Y fourth annual meeting in the banduedng
IN of the Auditorium today and tomorrow.
ioTTAWA. Sir Thomas Wardlaw TAYLOR.
tlief Justice Of Manitoba, recently resigned
4 is office. principally owing to Ill health. 70
lake effect todey.
TROY, Ala-sam Rivers. George Hale and
Edward johnson are under sentcnce 10 hang
i1day for the murder OF old Mrs Myers ana
Ter daughter. The murder was committed 10
secure $1,000 in gold.
NEW YoRK.-The exchanges througnout
tountry are closed today. In this city ny
fsolution Of the municipal council the cry
Ifhces are all closed.
Los ANGELES. Cal.-The reslgnla t 81 81
4 7 smith, governor of the soldiers holis az
santa Monica. has heen accented to take ei-
Iect today
TORONTO, Canada.-Harry Forbes ana IA. "a
ale Iepney Of Philadelphia have been iha'chsu
10 20 twenty rounds here tonight
PHILADELPHIA The Davisyilie nr so,i,
-onntvl Baptist church will celeoraIs ~ 80
lnniyergary today and SATURDAY anu
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ToDAY'S ENTRIES.

Mile aud twenty yards, selins-zoia,
1856 Phldias, 113; Our Clara, 1903; Dom
ins. 100; ST. Sophia 105; Deceive, %.
Six furlongs, maldens-Nona B., 107;
Calchias. 101; Al Mimms, 9S; Marion SAM
som, 9S; Gin Ricky, Maurice w. 90; Lid
desdale. Frank Mcconnell, 90; Clara
Meader, Very Light, 81.
Mile and an eighth, selling-Jim Con-
way, 10; Gomez, 10S; inflammation, Vic
torne. 1O6; Rushhelds, 105; School Girl
104; Bill Powell. Bishop Reed 1903; Babe
Fields, Swordsman, Friskal, 101; II. s.
Sack 90 Royal Dance, %.
Handicap, mile and e-sixteenth--
Muskadine, ia; Jessie s.. 100; Double
Dummy, %; Uhlers, 81; Judge Steadman,
Hobart a6.
SIX and a half furlongs. selling-Wallt-
enshaw, los; Martin K. 104; John Sulli-
van, Dousterswivel 101 Belle T. Ford
ham, 30; Cherry Bounce II, IS; Whicman-
feline, 90
Seven furlongs, selling-Tdle Hour, III:
Tappan, Randazzo, ITO; Halton, log;
Lucky Monday. shuttlecock, LOG; Be
queath 1906; Vanessa. 104 Mamie Davis,
Ma Angelin. 1903; Mile NJ. Inuendo. IS;
Lauretta D., 90; DR.. Withrow, Lord
Frazier, 9j
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erection ana root Matched.

Memphis Tenn. March So.--Dan Cree
don of Australia and Jack Root OF Chicago
have been matched 70 box twenty rounds
for $500 before the Memphis Athletic club.
Friday, April Il. The Tennessee derby viii
be run on that date.
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; IN WOMAN'S REALM {


x,v apron modes suggest the return OF
III s,yle worn some years back, which
W large bishop sleeves, gathered into a
- ~ embroidery at the wrist.
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Trenton. n. j.. March So.--Artieies OF
incorporation Of the United Fruit Company
with an authorized capital Of sZO'oVo'v0o'
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msgnates meant that thcrc would prob
40iS be an cight-city circle.
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INTO the royal presence: the attonaon,
.haplaln blessed aud distributed then, to
those present. '"s y 10
Ihen comes the substitution 81 tho -
tlficial egg of sugar, pasteboard 80,
etc, the cover or nase OF some aan,.,s.,
gift Beranger and other writers rsts,.
70 the fabulous sums of honey spenf wnon
Injuries enclosed in Caster eggs.
Meals for Day.
BREAKFAST.
Apple Sauce.
Oatmeal and Cream.
Broiled Tenderloin. Fried po,a,oo.
Cornmeal Mufans.
Cafe au Lait.
The Post
LUNCHEON.
Chicken Cronquettes. Toast s,nsor.
Jelly and Cheese Wafer
DINNER.
French Tomato Soup.
Roast Veal. Mushroom Sauce
Fried Plalntain Mashed po,,,o.
stuffed Green Peppers
Lettuce Salad.
eacn sherbert. Lemon Cake. Fruit.
Cafe Noir.
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COTTON MILL CONSOLIDATION
BIGGEST TRUST OF ALL is NOW
BEING FORMED.
States to COmhine-Capital
S100,O0O,0OO.

Taunton, Mass, March 30.--A special
from New Bedford says that efforts are
ping made by representatives of an Eng
Ish syndicate TO combine all OF the cot
ion yarn mills in the United States. 1t
Is said that as a result of the financial
troubles Of the New Bedford mills and
Pher yarn mills during the past few years
Pnorts were made to interest English cap
Pal with view to forming syndicate
r. control the entire cotton yarn industry.
phe capitalists who were approached de-
Pared that they were willing TO take up
ne matter il control of all the mills could
" secured; otherwise they would not care
kaie
y is authoritatively stated that the treas
Eis,s OF some OF the New Bedford and
al River mills have been in consulta-
I,9n with the leading stockholders as TO
tns aavisability of going into the proposed
fsluicate and on what basis. If the deal
h Sonsummated it is estimated that cap
Ia OIL over s100.00O.0O0 will be necessary
II form the combine.
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Paris March S1Thc morning papers
publish a dispatch from Havana asserting
that Major General Brooke. governor gem
eral or cuba is IN a quandary regarding
the distribution of the 81. OOO 200 offered by
tho United States government to the Cuban
troops and has decided to ship the coin
back to the United States.
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john BnrIeycorn Trust.

rev York, March 30.--The election of
'A'ers OF the Standard Distributing and
)istAtif f---.s
sai'iead connecting at the statsy, lhui-
eAeesolng thirty miles in length. by L
's1toad company SO connecting with SAINT
me time for which said lease can be made
lOI to exceed ten years. Bill, providing q
uniform method for the election of schoo
auSNes in independent districts and repeal.
'us article 4O0S of the Revised Civil Statutes
.uu all laws. both general and special. II
s0uu'ct Herewith. This bill carries the
.mefgency clause and got sufficient vot,
u both houses to give 1t effect.
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Now OrIcnns Results.

New Orleans, March 3OTrack fast.
Selling, six furlongs-Cotton Plant.
Command, McAlbert. Time, l;14h.
Five furlongs-True Fit, Myrtle &C.
bauer, J. L. Lucille. Time, 1:02 "a.
Mile and three siXteenths-Sutton, Wood
Ranger. Friskal Time. 2:02A
Handicap seven furlongs-Water Crest,
Gold Fox, Tom Kingsley. Time, 1:27.
Selling, mile and twenty yards-Sal-
varez Climacus, Caslin. Time. 1916.
Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mamie L.,
Prince Of India. Time 1:32,
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MAGNIFICENT FINISH.
The Arkansas Derby Resulted in a Divided
Purse.
PRINCE M'CLuRG AND LEO PLANTER TIED
Blue Dan Was Good Thing ana
Cost the Rockies Heavily.
The other Races.

Little Rock Ark, March 30.--Blue Dan
IN the sixth race was the good thing to-
day He was backed literally at nom
70 to l to 10 to and won very handily.
There was strong tip out on him aud
the books lost heavily on the win.
The Derby, the fourth event on the card.
furnished one Of the hottest finishes 81 tho
day After some delay Leo Planter was
ilrst away with Hardy Pardee second.
Prince McClurg third and Mona b. last.
On the back stretch the Weaver pair and
Dardens colt was on even terms with
Mona 3, two lengths away The finish was
brilliant. Charlie Van Dusen worked haro
10 get the Princes nose ahead Of the son
Of Leonatus, hut this effort only resulted
In catching up even with him on the LAST
Jump The stake was divided.
Unsightly in the third, defeated field
OF nine 2-year-olds in hollow style and
showed herself to be Ally of class
Lamplishted by Lamplighter was Bit
ter disappointment TO the talent in the
hrst While fayorlte he did not get lu-
side the money, The Rush winning in a
drive from Hayes colt.
The attendance was large and the wealth
err hne in the afternoon after a cloudy
morning The track was fast Summaries:
Half a mile-The Rush. los IT. Burns) 3
to !, won easily by three lengths; Red
Cross, los kuhn to 1 and . to /, Sec
ond; Special Notice, los Lines to /,
third. Time ;51,l
Six furlongs-General Magruder, 106
tMcJoyan) 3 TO /, won in a drive;
Thanksgiving, 90 (Vitatoe) 10 to / and 8
to / CRANKY, IS tDugan) G to 1. Time
1:17h.
Four Enthusiastically. los tBloss) S
to ., won In an easy way: Lizzie Mccarthy.
los IT Burns) 6 to s; Bonita Brush. l05
tEveretD s to 5. Time big
Arkansas Derby, one mile-Prince Me-
Clurg 1l2 ivan Dusenl coupled with
Hardy Pardee, to .. and Leo Planter,
llS (EveretD to 3, ran dead heat;
Hardy Pardee. 11j Ct Burns) third. Time
Las.
Six furlongs-Horse Shoe Tobacco. 1fs
tLinesl ! to 2, won handily: Draw Lad,
] l3 (Everet) 4 TO | aud even: Deblas 81
(Duganl 6 to l. third. Time 1:l6h
Seven furlongs--Blue Dan. ia (Flick)
10 to !, won in a hard drive; Tony Honing,
102 (Dugan) 10 to / and TO 1; Ransom,
los (Lines) 4 to 1. third. Time 1880
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TORONTO. Canada. Harry Forbes and "a,
az nnnev ~ Philadelphia have been matched
m 60 twenty rounds here tonight
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eteud gentleman fepteseuts 1t ns Il
Wild scene aud u strange gathering
tie decided to hold a religious
meeting aud ID, c Warren, who
then kept SALOON III Que OF III.
few bindings in The camp, cln-ed
his bar and oile,ed Mr. Hnr.
wood the place for church II
wns accepted aud the first religious
services ever held IN HIllsboro
tot'k place next evening
'lt WAS u large nnd earnest meet.
ing OF gold seekers says Mr..
Harwood. "and nothing occurred
to Interrupt the proceedings II |
may except the fact that miner
who WAS slightly dellrlous with
mountain fever IN the next room,
on haaring the preaching alose
and walked in, rrmarking that he
though. supper was ready
Rev Harwuod visits Hillsbnro
quite regularly Vet and holds
church services that are generally
well attended.
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THIS IS HARD

Iu ST. Louis the other day
Judge Peabody, of the c,ty court
ruled that husband has n r'gh
to beat his wife. The ruling WA
brought out by case where the
husband had beat his wife be-
cause she would rot agree with
him in the management ct then
children. Jn passing Judgment
Judge Peabody SAID
"lu this case the wifA wss more
guilty than the husband for try
lug To thwart her husbano'a VIII
in the presence oi the children
and setting them = bad exHmple,
which he hrd right 70 'rhu.e,
There are TINES when a vile ir-
ri,ntes her husband tn such al ex
tent that lie can not c"htr"l HIM.
self and uses his hand or fist a.
long : no sefiuus harm ~ done /
don't believe in punishment"
Az Ell Pas, married lady said
Yesterday that Judge Iranoll
should have a wlfe who would
thrash him every day. Sir said
,hat no wifa propslly treated
would obiAc, to the husband man
aging tie children. = FL Paso
Times.
Tie worat Of it is. TINT several of
lba lending ciil2sus of Deming,
have already declared Themselves
~ heartily endorsing Judge fes
hody's decision Drping Head
light.
s;trangest Il All, several Hills
born wives earnestly assure THE
ADVOCATE that they'd just love to
have their husbands undertake to
whip them.
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nmount "t the bond given by
Erasmus Payne aud Louis Krusa
in case Of the Territory Of New
Mexico Va. George Brown.
The report of August Reineardt.
ex. collector, was checked up aud
approved.
The report Of Will NJ. Robins.
treasurer, was checked up and
found correct, aud his account was
ordered credited with the following
amounts for which vouchers were
returned. VIZ:
General County Fund warrants, S2,7a4 81
Ron Fund warrant 5000
Court House bonds 1898, g. to
100. m int rest lilU 30
court Hou.o b nds 1886, inter-
est coup"nA .... ...ss. 81 %
Current expense mud funding
bonds 1882 interest coupons, $4,000
Cuutt Fund wnrr,,t .. "a "a
The bid IT I. j. Bennett for
county printing was lald over to
next meeting Of the Board.
The following accounts were
approved. viz
New Mexican Printing Co boolts
aud printing ..... AZ 90
r. T. lee, enla,y and mileage AZ
county G. mn sslner ....,.....4 i2 90
C,espin Aiagon. enlarv and mile
age as county &, mn,issioucr. A5 30
Julian haves, Interpreter Tor
county commissioners ...a 90
The following taxes wero ordered
rehaiei, viz Gravel Chavez,
~ rs; Cris'ovnl Chavez, tax 1893
Miguel Bncn total tax 1893; Emilio
Tprrra. sll IS
Whereupon the Board adjourned
TO the first Monday in June. A. d.
1899
JAMrs DALoLIsu,
Chnirman Board OF County
Commissioners.
Attest
j E. SMITH.
Deputy Clerk.
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Noimes, '. ifecinct NO. ~,
The following reoa,es were or
dered, viz The Silver Mining
Company Of Lake, Valley, S6s4i
penalty john II Robinson, $51 3t
on cattle Ventura rrujlllo, $5 50
Num- Il Latham, SO 20 on cattle
Melcor Silva, Si9l on cattle
Wedgewood n MnrkIuson, S!S 02
on cattle for the year 1899; Gnrt
& DE- Srdillos. rs 96 on ca,tlo
Ordered. That the Collector be
authorized to collect from T. G.
Wedgewood the tnxes assessed to
Wedgewood n Markluson for the
years 1896 and 1897
Now comes the Las Apimns
Lsnd x Cattle Company, by its
manager ". =. Hopew wAll. and asks
the Board to rebate said company
the rn,se on said company's taxes
mad. hy the assessor for the year
1898. After due consideration
the Board sus'alne the assessment
as made 10y the Assessor aud ths
last Board OF Commissioners
Adjourned to meet 10 morrow,
April lib, at 8 O'Clock a. N
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PERSONAL MENTION

Judge Julian Chavez and
family have moved out to theil
iauch.
The three big stock n en, Tom
Ross. II A Ringer aud Wm
Kendall, were 10 Hillshorn together
Ibis week
Mrs i. Il. Colard aud IitIle
daughter returned heme Monday
from visit To Mr. CollarG, who is
maunping 4 large ore cuncsn,rAtur
near B,sbee, A. /. Mr.. Collarl
has been quite sick but has recoy
cred
Don Bias Chavez IL atlll At
pu'oinns hot springs, in u very
weak condition.
Charley Campbell will leave
for old Mexico shortly
-IIon. J. " " etster and fam
lily came in from ,he Webster
mines Oh lrnjllo Cree k. saturday,
They returned today. MIR Web
strr's mines are among the rlchtst
IN the county, the ore yielding
tIonoands of dollars 10 the ton IN
gold and silver.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
j. lG. SMITH,
Deputy Clerk.

News has reached Hlllsboro
oi the death uf J + Mcklnnon ut
the Soldi-ro' Home, in California.
Mr. Mckinnon was the owner Of
the Golden Era group OF mines
here, which property, II 10 under
stood, lie bequeatbs to younger
brother living IN Nebraska. Ee
war an old soldier and ponsioner,
n learned aud kindhearted gentle
man, and his death is greatly
regretted by All who know him.
he hHs relatives living at Athens,
III. Judge }. II. Smith Ia his
agent here.
Dr.. J G Lsnnerberg and wife
aere visitors to liillshoro during
the week. The doctor is u famous
eye specialist, and very fine
gentleman. He wac accompanied
by bis agent. Nh. A. L Howe, who
thinks Iillaboro is one Of the most
picturesque spots he has ever Wis
lied
Geo X Shane, formerly CASH
Ter Of the Kingston Bank, arrived
here durIpg The week on visit 10
his relatives. Mr. and Mrs. w II.
Bucher Mr. Shane now makea
his home iu ths South, where he
holds q prominent position with a
large manufacturing company
iom Russ aud Harvey A.
Kruger. the cattle Kings. contem
. ate building handsome residences
IN III lsi,oio. II III. W. s Hope
we'll il already building one. and
" m Kendall IL eeriously consid-
-ripg the erection Of smother on his
beautiful town ranch.
a. j. L,.tn is.chirf clerk in the
government inferp,i revenue office
a. ; iui4s fe. II here looking af,er
ihe lnl, r,ris of Uncl, sam, Sstur
dny NJ Loo,uls IL Il newspaper
f.ap, prominent democrat ard
''n' ~ ~" mort ctpnhle III lals IN
the seivlcr al the government
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HOM,S IHIS2

We Offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF ca'arth
that cannot be cured by Halls
Ehtaftb Curr.
Il J. CHENEY & co Props.
Toledo, O.
We, tho undersigned have known
Il. } btnev for the last Is years
and believe bin perfectly honot-
abIs in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any obligations made hy their firm.
WEST & l'RuAx. Wholepnle Drug
gisls. Toledo. ..
WALDINd, KINNAN Il MARVIN.
" holesale Druggists, Tol"oo. ..
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken in
tsrnally. acting directly uion the
blood and mucous eurfeces uf The
system Plice 15c. yer bote.
Sold hy all drueglats. Iestlmo.
Dials Tree
HALLS Family Pills are the best.
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OUR FIRST PREACHER

The other day Hillshoro'e first
preacher called on us II is tho
Rev Thomas H.rwood. sup+ in.
tendent Of Spanish Missions Of be
u f. Church, gentleman highly
respected aud truly loved by All who
know him. twenty years ago Rev
Harwood held dlviLe services in
Hillsboro, when there was no rosd
down Cemetery hill aud when
prOopectors were running qronnG
the gold belt with hunks Of pvrtic
iron and copper imagining them
nuggets Of virgin gold The rev
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SIERRA COUNTY COM MS
SlONEES' PRO- CEEDINGS.
lOrFlcIAL ]


iilIeboro, N NJ April 3, 1899,
lhe Board of County Comlnls
slonpis uf Sierra County, New
Mexico. met ~ regular session
Present James Dslgieh, chnir-
man; +. /. Lee nud Cfes pin Aragon,
colnn,lsrioner- Andrew Kelley,
assessor, and j. Il. Smith. deputy
clerk
Minutes Of last meeting were
read aud approved
The following applications for
liquor licenses were approved :
;. $50 II Crane, Galnda il RUIZ,
l. w Gallpa. Charles H. .rlnbold, /,
aud Moriln Wegmann
The foIneing reports were
VIM. Z Keil, j. r.,
Precinct NJ. j e. Snith, j. p. .,
recinct No. 2; $ II Bernard
j. p, Precinct No. 3; E. f.,
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FAULk SER NNHOOi.

Fnllosinp ett the names Of
thasp ~ho taca 40, been Ahseot
for the werk ending April f4fh.
Ho.rer Hrsch. Wlllir N,r,len.
Anrouio ,iil l-hmel Rivera,
Robs.lp Va,d 2, 5erwaDdo Loera.
HELEg NogoES, Teacher.
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COMING

Mrs. z Colby. the fashionable
miliner of Silver City, will br ia
HIllsbpro April 24'h aud % b
with handsome stock OF lsdieA
hats OF tie ln,est style aud pattern
rheee hats will bp sold at differ
eut prices ihe heanties ranging 2
from $3.50 Ia 1925. Wait ipr
Mrs. Colby and her New Yosk
STYLES.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-04-21

Miss Ethel Gtayson is sure
shot with guu OF kodak. Yester
day she shot skunk that WAS
killing ier mothers chickens and
afterward took picture Of the
dead animal