Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.


u ,ooks like doodle campaign.
See additional local on opposite page.
Don't get in front Of the ba nd wagon.
don't monkey with the matrimonial mos n
po,i.iosl missionaries are scouting the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John KAISER are spending
few DAYS in town.
ANDY Kelley and E. Grandjean came ove'
from Cuchllo Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mra Will John Reay have moved
into the Judge Parker residence.
Mrs VS. Hopewell and Mrs. W. H. Blu
cher are at the Hopewell ranch on the Ami.
mas.
Don't forget the democratic primary to-
morrov evening at the court house at 8
O'Clock.
]. NJ. Webster went to Ell Paso this week
to look after a shipment Of ore from his
Look Out mine
The democrats Of Sierra county will hold
their convention next Tuesday. See call
on opposite page.
The mill whistle has frightened the buz-
yards away from the town. We don't mean
political buxzards
DIS. Miller is mp from Lake Valley as
sisting in the X. NJ. d Ct. store during the
absenoe OF S. +. Keller.
Mrs Day, wife of Rev. A. L. Day, recently
pastor Of the NJ church here, died lately
at her home IN Kansas.
II tomo- iew's republican convention il as
warm in proportion as was the primary
iast SATURDAY.. it will be hot number.
J f. collord and Guy Mcpherson left this
week for three months trip on the road as
agents for New York nursery company.
Al Robertson was III town this week. He
has just made ehipmentof high GRADE ore
from the Look ut mine IN Trujillo creek.
October will hive two rev pioora one on
tli, first another on the thirtv-first. This
!. ahat is known rs the double or matrimo-
nial moon.
Local sportsmen have been trvinc IN take
IN a big wolf that prowls in the Gin ty of
kcndall's ranch. Up 10 this writing the
wolf is ,et alive aud i, ing we'll.
We nre indebted to Sup'. Hirsch. of the
+. Il. NJ. II NJ Co., for nne phot graph
giving Nh excellent bird's-eye viea of the
town Of flillsboro and surrounding country.
The board of registration, consisting Of
\. b. Paige. +. ". Mister and Abel Chav. 2.
will open hnsness in this pre- ,inct at Mis-
tef's but cher shop on Sa urday next Reg
istratiou days will be Oct. 4, 6, z, IL, Is and
25th
Col J =. Parker came dowl early this
week to survey the Copper Queen mine for
patent; the survey was not mpleted ow-
1ng to the sudden death of the owner, ID.
Thorniier, of Milwaukee, Wiz.
The following services will he held in the
Catholic Church next Sunday Massat 8 80;
sermon IN Spanish. Evening, y. m.;Rn-
s"ry and benediction, sermon in English
Everybody kindly invited Miss Mona Muir
ply and Mrs. Il. M. Cook will fu rnish the
music
oome exchanges arc discussing the matter
IA to New Mericos fitness for growing cotton
and hga. This summer ]. h. Mcpberaop
n"d Nv or three fine cotton plants in his
orchnrd' and In another orchard near by is
ng tree that produced finely matured fica.
me ne ara cotton industry shou Id be fully
experimented with in New Mexico.
Mr. and NJ. W;u - :,
married at Kingston last Sunday afternoon.
wee gwen an enthusiastic reception at
sneir rooms At the Union hotel Sunday even
any. There WAS music and feastinp. Mr..
"ho Mrs' heay have grown up with ths
coahtry and have the best wishes of the an
tire community.
Is said that V. q. Trujillo, of Fairviev
= hu ". H. buchsr and Thos. {. Long. both
OF this place, each aspire to the Office ~
county treasurer and collector; that J. K.
smith, OF this place would like to be asses.
sor ana Max l. kahler has a hankerino for
tne oInoe OF sheriff. Howev yer. these mat
ters VIII lie settled at the repuhl;ca, o,r-
Sention tomorrow,
Ane republican primary held here last |
saturday vas hot one. 1t was a tost ~ |
local strength between the L. w. Galle. fac-
ton and the W. II. Andrews faction Th.
former Thought he had the cinch on tho
game Dut when the Tug Of war came. n sa
veioped that the other fellow had Il An
ofe~s captured the entire delegation. How.
ever' mr.. dalles and his friends con,a ~
that at t'-morrow's convention ,b;,o.
HOOK d'nerent. Mr. Gales claims that soma
delegates who were pledged to him, sold ont
to the Andrews faction. 1t ia prsdio,.,d
'nat the convention tomorrow will be warm
hil wool and yard wide
Manager KAISER, of the H. @. NJ. IN
.o-' mas leased the Porter mill for tventv
days TO make run of ore from the oorn.
pany mines on Ready Pay euIch. Thew
nave 80 sacks hieh-erade ore ready for
'n'pmens' and large amount of milling
pre- ready for treatment The obiec. ~
easing the Porter mill is to oct rid Of the
arPe amount of milling ore now ON the
'amps stfhe mines The companv,s nev
MIL on Ready Pay guIch is idle now on ac.
9unf 0f iask Of water, but this dif3culty