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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19
ulHTACHINA CAMP RICH.
sam~s Writes, Gtviag Fur
- CONSERVATION ef the Coed
Hvesrta From the Dt.trict.

f evidence IN confirmation ~ m.
~ reports published during fhe
III nprfh By the Post INTELLIGENCE ~
~ Nhaeee ~ the new Conner River
X teii discoveries an trtbutnrtes IN
-. N.naNiashilAa, II contained IN n letter
ss.kh ~ Fort VALDEZ. September 4 bv
- hsmfk 70 his brother Dr n Al
q Es, q ms city. An excerpt from
- E strike has heen made about 20
49,. iaN lrteriar The ground H.
snd MAS discovered Iu'v 4 The.
M saa1Asht ant about k3a.oa worth 81
-. seN season, The miners had I'd
49, ssnnsf for thetr sluice BOXES "A ais
~ NineFs new here win star, baek
~, '"'ua'y 70 hygin neNt Seasons
sae'Aer indication ~ mo richness
~s*.s. s,np = found IN the fact that the
3s.ss' gs'lne between seattle ana paft
W. a, $3.50 been carry ing unusually
| W. 49, ~ miners supplies for
| 49, ! q ! month The minors have 10
| ~ $3.50 ~ Aee - nearly no miles from
+ ~ - u the coast before they can
'sies stated thai elgst ~ 49,, 49,
fwi Naiaes auraEttns tbst ,.'s.,si
~ arrived there rs-iy IA $500
~ Srse sent mail atiess fer ,s,,ss
49, 'Asfs returned an ths vr.ast \,
49, esis a~n purchases.
sks~s.a drAwhark % thv fact thAf sha
M 40 iaeated In rto,,y,f sirs,t,.
|Fs nfn pighi tn fan nsliee ehryn
IteA... eef live Az ~ tile rfpthsr -
~. Aal slHfce box pHrpasps has "a IA.
NFs Aas Afsfancs y"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

attic yesterday There wer0 ESQ sessions.
one IN the morning az tha University 81
Warrington. fbo other in the evening Al
the Chamber OF Cammer5e r9ouaa The
attendance was small large number -
the members from Qufside points being
unable to attend
In RE absence - the president Charles
A Barry pf tao state agricultural co.'s
irEc af Pullman. who e. sirk Rev n ~
tsowva. ~ SEATTLE actea as chairman
A. the morning SECESSION tha regular rotl-
siue baisinees waa transacted
fn he evening hocnpse ~ the small at
teuJanca 10 WAS Auclasl 70 ceo@der the
VaroUs rspefs m ph'lalory prepared hy
the members ga reah }t eRa also He-
cG8eA that ere present nf4cers hnff ts,s-
uatN the election % tGnlr ssscrnsxnrs
Votes - thanks were paTsei 70 the ms
Versigy ami thN Chamber - Cnfnr-yrra
faF thalr courtesy go the sargvty
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THROUGH LINE TO DENVER.


Local officials Of the Northern Pac,fe
have been formally notified % the oren-
ing ~ tho new line between Alliance
Neb., and Denver. which 9ivcs Seattle
direct rail connection with the latter cisy
via the Northern Pacific and Huntington
routes. The opening - this tine will
make the distance from Billings ~ pan-
Yer ia miles and shortens the distance
between common Montana and Eastern
Washington points The distance from
the coast VIII be slightly longer than wa
the Union Pacific. but shorter THAI hv
the Gfand Junction line
Shert-iius rates will % effective fsor,
ali points west e Killings 90 - far esrSf
as Gupnlsen and LesdVilie and "a far
south a. New Mexico and Texas MA.
s0prs river business may so over this fine
20 Denver with 40 option e. the passsn-
ger fnr any line from there last A
standard sleeper ana chair car uIii h.
operated GA the Burlington portion II
this route
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question In my mind that Eikhorn Is a
veritable bonanza. In few weeks
work this summer six men took out
5000 worth OF gold from one OF our
claims and they send me word that they
have scarcely begun to work the pro-
perty.
Gold Bottom and Neuciuck creeks ali
In the Golovin bay district which IL adj
lacent 10 Nome. are rich beyond. doubt
Enough work has been done on those
streams this summer 10 demonstrate IL
to the satisfaction OF the most skepticai.
ION Elkhorn bedrock IL reached at a
depth Of fourteen or fifteen feet They
are finding the gold in abundant guam
titles all over the camp. yields of 500
per day TO the man being Of very COM
ron occurrence Ny reports leave not
the slightest doubt MS to the rema
able richness Of Esikhorn and other
creeks in the district
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RIGGING WAS pErEcTIvE.
LongshereHRn Who Was Inlared
Thereby Asks DRfnaae-

, 7, Mcdonald a ionEshuretnan os
HaliaTf. has filed . damage suit against
the owners - the schooner Fred - san.
der 20 receiver for personal Injuries
The plaintiff alleges fha, a few weeks
ago. whcu the schooner was AZ fNe rngI'
81 Stinsan & Co. az Ballard ~ was
engaged to AID IN Loading a cargo ~
lumber TIE NilsEas that no ganKplark
was provided from the vessel "a tAe
wharf ard that = was necessary to clIn'h
over the siHa of the ship hy thn nee
- Rigging ard thus reach nc w-harf
while doing this he steppsd on 4 wood
rattine witch broke. ana auoWef hlr1
go faii into tne water ffA alleges that
De also struck 'he end - a suhgr,prreA
PIE. snA had three fibs broken. besides
sustaining internal injuries
lie now asks ioAH damages 81 ply
sicians fees and costs as the result ~
his accident
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cJToHE police department yesterday as
certained that the authorities In
A Aberdeen who recently arrested j..
G.. Elliott, alias ]. G. Martin. alias II. II.
Campbell also had In custody a young
man who answers the description OF
one who has participated In holdups
In this city. The officers I'm Aber-
deem, .however, are said to have con-
elusive evidence against the suspect
in connection with the safe blowing there
and It Is doubtful II any attempt will
be made TO canse hts return 10 this city.
Though he gave an alias when arrested
Elliott was easily identified as the per-
son whom the local police have all along
suspected OF criminal operations in this
city. Tho man was once arrested IN Chi
cago on charge of burglary and while
seated in the court room awaiting trial
he jumped from second-story window
and broke his foot. Afterwards. in an
attempt TO restore the injured member, II
was senlded In Turkish bath contriv-
ance and since this time he has had little
use OF his limb.
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OPPORTUNITY OFFERED FOR SMALL
CONTRIBUTIONS TO GALVESTON FUND.

Of
Of
w
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~
tho &
this needed
published daily from the Of the disaster
n
10 a W.
aMor 10
a
The the
parshas Of a o q
tho be-
entirely people. Ia may
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wne yey
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II0lE FOR kETCH|kAN.
y Development of Alaskan
Mining Camp.
~ wSRKeT FOR SEATTLE.

-. n. G. strong Says He Vas
80 : Mile on surface of One
...ssur Ledge-ore Ia Free
......~~--Ffffe~n Hundred Hen Are
1.vu,ipg I'm district New-six
rostofbces This Summer.
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To Amend the Ltecase Ordinance.

IL Is said that an effort Is scou 20 -
"a, 4 ~ Ia 80 an8tn8 the Eccnse oslsnauce
rs H. exact a special t1N. or license from
b. S..lrs afxfssd tsAs Nr MackcuEte q
fsurltah g'aiarrh Care Be- Euayartsed
.,.,.r ~ ths ftsease u ia well Know 70
gaet that the money paid Cot this remedy
,rsr - -hcerftlly refunded 1y g. o. CAV.
ph i; the Pacific coast nErat. x one
earknep fails 20 cure any case OF cafarrh.
a fvee trial treatment y offered go an
az GUYS drug store. and cure az your
ss,rs aomc. costs hut cents q DAY. SO
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usEMExTs.
what other. Think Of THE
brownies In FaErylaudw

OF that delightful operetth The
Brownies m Fnfvytand" which ~iIi he
the attraction az the Seattle Theater
commencing tomorrow night, the Exam
inev OF San Francisco said In late Is
sue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19

THE best running watch IS the Louis
Kicat Special" M. 80 Second avenue.
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DIR. JOHNSON, chronic disease special
ist. ScheuerIuan block
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Holds Two Sessions and Trausacts
Routine business.
The Washington State Pathological So
cicty held Its annual convention in Sc
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
LAKE VALLEY NE EWS.

Ea Patton and George W.
Elllss were NJ ~ the mountains
last week looking for goat ranch
location.
There was cattle buyer here
last week and he contracted for all
the cattle that were for sale, at
1880 for yearlings and $3.50 for
i've year nlis
fhp death of Oscar Sherrod ut
Mr Ludlow's ranch was cad and
unexpec'ed, as he appeared quite
wsl. SATURDAY evening. however.
he cnmplaiaed OF fearful thtoh
Ding headache aud refused To eat
~nplwr He went to bed about lC
o'el OK with symptoms of delIrium
and Dock Clark was sleeping in
the room with hun About l
o'eluck Ia the morning Oscar began
10 show very strong symptoms OF
drlirionsness, and Dock Clark i'm
modlntely summoned Mr.. Ludlow
aud his father, who were living IN
separsie house about Que hun
drei yafds distance. unon re
tuning 10 tha room they found
Oscar IN "A corner in convulslons.
Mr. Ludlow prk@d hln up and put
iilm on the bed and II required two
persons 70 hola him Dir Beals
was seni for and arrived at ahont
half past 4 md said that Oscar wna
suffering from congestion Of the
hraln. fhe patient died At $50
that morning HE pnrents, resid
inn n Bell.v,llp, Texas were imme.
dia'ely notified. and " T. Curry
of O4ceols. hi4 half brother. was
also sent for Mr. Shcrtnd was 22
wears old aud wns well liked nv al
who knew him he was buried
here hy ihe G L Society. We all
wish 10 extend onr evmpnthy to
his pereuia and relatiyes
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate convention Of the
Republican voters OF the county Of
Sierra is hereby called Ia meet in
IiiIl.boro At 10 o'claek on the
mofn'ng Of Saturday, March Srd.
1900. for the purpose Of electlne
three delegates to the Territorial
Convention to be held ut Socorro
on the l7th day Of March, 1900, for
the purpose nf nominating dele.
gates 10 the national convention to
be held ut Philadelphia.
The RepuhIiran electors Of the
county aud all those who believe
III the principl~s of the Republican
purity aud endorse ils policies are
cordially invited to unite under
this call TO take part in the sclec.
ton OF de'esnias to this couveD.ian
The several precincts will be en-
titled to the following Representa-.
tion
Precinct No | Lake Valley, Delegates.
Precinct No. 2, IIilshoro, 9 delegates
Precinct No. 3, hi gHtnn. Delegates
Precinct M. 4 Las l'alomas, delegates
Precinct No. 3, Cuehillo, delegates.
Precinct No. Z, Monii Q 10. delcE itcs. |
Precinct No =, San jose, 2 delegates
Precinct No. o, Iloruioaa, 2 del,gatca
Precinct No. 10, Fsiryiew, deleg ,tes.
Preriict No T., 'ngle, 2 delegates.
Precinct No l3 Torra Blanca, icleg's
irecint No 10, Derry, 4 delega,cs
Precinct No 10 Faulkner 3 delegates
Total .,.....3 80 delegates,
Alterna'es will not be recog-
niaed Proxies will only be recog.
nIzed il held by ciiizens Of the
same precinct from which dele
gates giving the proxy are elected.
Precloct primaries will be held not
later than March 2nd, 1900.
Alloys PREIssEn.
Chairman.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

schools of the Territory and olive
lectures or other instruction upon
their special subjects The follow
ing have volunteered their services
with the understanding that they
are to serve only at sncb times M
may prove convenient aud the wor K
If the College permits
Prof Hndley Astronomy, edu
cation, Frnncos Willard.
Prof Wonton Botany OF New
Mexico, experimental physics
Prof Larkiu Elementary man.
url training.
Prof Tinsley The microscope,
sofia
Prof Coeserail Nature study
evolution
Would il be agreeable to yon to
have nnv If lh. nbuve mentioned
gentlemen visit voul e,b,uls, and Il
80 ha,e yoa any preference? II i
possinle TINT these visits could he
prolonged for two or three days il
il seelne desirable Youra very
truly, r ID A. Cockrell,
for Committee.
I. 8 Wa pay railroad fares.
All persona interested IN thip
matter will please commuulcnle y,
once With CnnnlY Snnl. Glynn.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

holding meetings at ths town hall.
Ii ia said that the old moss backs
at Rincon refused to lhenr them
and invited them to move on.
The Faulkner and HermosA
schoals have closed for The season..
and Miss Dora Titus, the litlls
school ina'nm Of thr latter, 10 visit.
inc friends IN Hillsboro.
"A ANAL adobe house Just
across tho Percha, occupied by y
Mexican family, fell down Mon
day. buryipg several OF the occu-
pants in the ruins. When dug out
IL was found that they were uuin.
iured.
An alarm OF fire was sounded
about | o'clock yesterday, caused
hv pan OF meat in the oven of tho
stove at the l.. W Gnlles residence
catching fire and the blaze ipni,ing
the eanynss ceiling Of the kitchen.
The fire was extipanlshed without
damage.
Mrs II. II. Hopper is quito
sick and confined 10 the house with
sore lhr ,a,.
y. II Bickford has purcbas-it
the big team Of black freight
hoises formerly belonging to W.
". Williams.
Judge Frank W. pnrker is at
some this week.
Ihe Dlssinger barber shop
hns been moved into the Dissinger
jewelry store building.
Three new mining locations
from Chloride ware received and
recorded by County Clcrk Hall
during the week
Mrs } Il. Ayers is very sick
AT Hermraa.
Born to Urbano Errey and
wife daughter.
"A Mexican barber shop hns
been started IN one Of the Geutx
buildings on Main street.
Judge A. B Elliott was qnite
severely irDnred Wednesday even.
iup. Mt his ranch, by calf he was
loading entappling him in the rope
and running away with him.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
Elders.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Il E Wing. first. elsss miner
from Afizana. arrived here this
week Ia " o. work NJ the Wicks
w l. Ukelley. the bnstlng
life insurance and clothing agent.
visited his family here during the
week
A new iron roof hss been put
on the Il w GALES residence, that
improves its sppearance aud that
~ lHE ADVOCATE block adiibina
very much iuda,d
A. will he seen by their aotice
elsewhere in this paper, y coupl. ~
Mormon elders are in town aud
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
STORY OF A SLAVE.

To he bound hand and foot for
years by tho chains OF disaase is
the worst form OF slavery, George
d Williams, OF Manchester, Mich.
tells how such a slave was made
free. He says: "My wife has
been so helpless for five yeare that
she could pot turn over in bed
alone After using two bottles OF
Electric Bitters, she wonderfully
improved and able tn do her own
work" This supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nrr-
vousness, slreplessness. melan-
choly, headache, backachs, faIniing
aud diszy spells. THIS miracle
working mediciuc is Rodsend to
weak, sickly, run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only
SO cent? Sold by l.. e. Movers,
Druggist.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
TAIRvIEW ITEMS.

Ben Cook is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
The Braxtop, Taylor and
Walker, Grafton, continues te
ahow fine ore, the average yield.
ing $500 to the ton.
Mr.. John Scales, consin oi
Thomas Scales, paid the latter a
pleasant visit last week
An enjoyable musicale took
place at the James residence,
Chloride, last SATURDAY. evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs
C. Fl. Woodhouse. M. Robert
Ftz and John Morgan.
Fairvlew will celebrate Wash
ington's birthday with a dance
The Chloride hand will be in at
tendance, assuring excellent music
Miss Dora Titus aud VI ,ster
p, Nourse were up FROM Hermosa
last week, visitigg friends Miss
Titus, accom- . ui.,l Is Mics Jee-ie
lIearn, made our school pleasant
call.
Mr.. Cbas y ,ple has been
snmmoned tn ,np bedside of his
vile at Kansas City. Mrs Yaple's
condition, which at one time
looked very favorable, took n
change for tne worsA, necAsslta,lng
q surgical operation. Her many
friends trust that all may yet be
we'll.
They were out driving. Said
he tentatively. do yon like fast
driving?" Yes. indeed, You can't
drive too fast for me-" Said he,
resienedly, Git UP, Bess," and the
animal got.
The boys are simply going
wild over them --thoee bnckskin
jumpers, the work Of Roundy
Vile lady who does the tanning.
smoking, cutting, fitting and sew
Ing, all by her own unassistel self.
GRUMPY, JR.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
Total output since Jan. !. 1000, 7is

Total output since Jan. !. 1000, 7i5
L. Trcssell, one OF the b, st
mining men IN the west, has rs
turned here from Arizona to take
charge Of the Wicks niue. Mr..
rreesell was formerly foreman of
the Bonanza and made that nine
pay M no Hillsbofo mine did be-
fore or since. aud he can aud will
do the snme with the Wicks : tho
equal of the Bonanza in her palm
lest days,
Mr.. Treadway, st. Louis
capitalist aud one of the hesviest
stockholders IN the Eldorado mines
of this district, has arrived to su-
pelintend the extensive develops
ment work now going on al thut
property.
All the mills are running
steadily and their op'pn, ~ gold
amounts to aboat 81 500 p-r day
The 'fnppe and Surke mires
hnva dispepeed with sheir "ra
sorfers. end nov rill ard s''Ts
their product ns II coHrrs 'rcn iha.
mines. II averages ahos sfi5 tor
ton. II ~ said the KlcAmoeA xiu
follow suit next ~s.A.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
NJ. r. CHI RCH.

The revival meetings will con-
tinua each night of next week ex-
cept Saturday. The influence OF
the meetings is increasing and
many are being helped to a more
earnest Christian experience.
There will he children's service
at the church this Sat at 3 y. m
Pnrents are invited to come with
their childran. Epworth League
service Sunday at $50 All are
invited. l will be at Kingston
Sunday.
II VAN VALKENBuRa.
Pastor
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
LETTER OF INQUIRY.


Detroit, Mich, Feb. II, 1900
POSTMASTER. eity oi fi,iisboro,
New Mexico Dear Sir: ! am de
sirous of obtaining information 30
IN address of party named J +.
Jepnisc n iew yenrs ago resident
u Hilleboro. Knowing that YOU
have at your command farilitiss
Sor locating sanao, | write to 500
FOR inforpaii"n OF SAID party
fiense address,.
MIss .irssTF PUevIs.
100 Woodward Ave-. Detroit. Mich.
A man giving his name IS Green
is nudsg arrest 4, Eos sell on sns.
picinn of beinc Etar.-. one of ,hl
t-tl'srk Jnet" gang That hehi IN n
Innrsdo b Sanih-ru pssses ger
trs Gss rnl'es 8, n'h II Foisos1
-, nisaa d jni, l, Isat
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

New Mexico College of Agricnl
turs add " scbanic Arts and Agti
cultural Experiment Station. -
Mesih Park. n. u Feb. /, 1890
Mr. + Given, Dear Sir. Fhe
undersigned cnm,ptsee hns been
artnin'ed hv Pre- hient Sanders to
arrange fnf Extension" work IN
connection with the collage. II
will be pps-lbIe for members of
oar faculty 10 visit m.ey oi the
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

Says the Socorro Chieftaln
The wsr IN Africa has spread its
malign influence to the vicinity OF
Socerro. Sometime Monday
night four hoboes encamped near
the railroad station got into an ar
gnment as to the inertia OF the
CON enisnis On tue dark continent,
aud fight ensued in which one
gentleman ct the rOpd was put
hors de- combat with several severe
< ,ife slashea across his head and
face. Doctor Duncan nnd City
Marshal Gallegos were summoned
10 the scene of action. The doctor
cared for the wounded and the
marshal furnished transportation
for all four tranps to the Gala
haose. Two days later the gang
Wa taken into Justice Bacs'S
canrt and gwen six horrs to leave
isan V hen last saeD they were
vending their wav in "liher,y.
fraternity aud equality" toward
i.s g,i,l.Ga.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

Elders representing tho Church
IT Jeeus Cbr,rt OF Latter Day
Saints commenced holding series
of meetings nt Gallrs' Hall Thurs
day evening, at 7.30 p IN. AL are
cordially invited.
l.. NJ Stevens,
" ! Rohinaon
Elders.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledot 90
Lucas County,
FRANK j CHENEY makes oath
that be il the senior partner of the
6rm of Il. j. CHENEY & Co, doing
business IN the City Of Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the SUM Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that
cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK } CHENEY
Sworn to before me and sub
scrihed in my presence, this b'll
day of D-ce mler. 4 - lsS6
A. W GIrAeeN,
TLsl Notar, Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ia tnken
iuternnll, and ncis dlrec,l. on the
blood and mucous surfaeeD of tha
sve,em send inr testimonials,
Tree.
F J CHENEY & Co,
Iolcdu, O.
Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

Fl. W. Eaaton Of Santa Fe re-
ceIved letter from David Allen
At Abiqulu stating that the com.
pany recently organized at that
place TO work the placers on the
Chamba will tbis year put in q
$4,000 Bennett dredge.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

Says the Lordsburg lliber,l
A we'll known inning expert 70
Gently visited Clifton, and stopped
over in Lordsburg between trains,
when returning from the visit
he WAS intetvlewed by be Liberal
when in town, and said he never
saw such u rich mineral district ia
his life, and he has yslted many
OF the most prominent mineral
districts in the worli. why" he
said, "if the people in Clifton who
eat the vegetables raised in that
camp, will properly mas,icate their
food they never wall hAyp to visit
dentist to have their teeth fill.d
Thsre 70 ercrgh mAta' ~ the v4n-
etables to Gil any tooth cavity thst
ever existed. and few nenls
would uut "A mans teeth ia good
shape" II will be seen that &c
cordiDg to the observations Of his
expef that tie miues ~ Clifton
beat this. They will pay lroa, th,.
tops of the cnbbages thai may
grow on them
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16

Frank W. Andrews has entered
into contract with Tie county
commissioned to repair the court
house aud county jail, outside and
inside Consideration, Sl2l7 .75.
The repairs are very much needed
and 1t is to be hoped that hereafter
the court house will present q
more attrnclive appearance. So
zorro Chf-ftaln.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-16
A. T. & S. F. R'y co.
A. T. & S. f. Ry co.
Time Table in Effect at Lake
Valley. January 1st. 1900.
Train Arrives II 05 p m.
Train Departs l2 25 p. m.
r. J, Johson, Agent
SUNDAY TRAIN TAKEN OFF

SUNDAY TRAIN TAKEN OFF
Lake Valley Station, January
Slst, 1900 Sunday train service
on Lake Valley branch is diseon-
tinued. Train Will run daily
except Sunday.
r. j. JoBsoN, Agent.