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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

GuWlu Ooilot~ 10 D"oN
Mexico.
Mr.. D. Dlsinger left yesterday
for Santa lie.
The county commissioners will
be in session again tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pearson have
moved into town for the winter
oupt. of Schools Luna y Garcia
paid Hlllsboro visit this week.
The public school opened Mon
day with Mr.. A Fl Wolford prin-
cipal.
Hon. Nicholas GALES and Il. B.
Holt paid Hillsboro flying visit
this week.
Ii stormed Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. The storm seemed
general
Chris SchaIe was il town We'd
nesday doing the usual honors.
It's boy
Hon. W. w. Williams and wife
left yesterday for Santa he where
Mr. Williams strenuous voice will
be heard N the legislative nails
III beha,f OF his constituents Ior
the next sixty days.
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iuc Of Jan. l0,h. District Deputy
n q 1hon,As Ainrony duly in-
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OF Il. d s.; Ihos. G. Long, VI. OF
IL. + IIir.eb prel. Thomas
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Deputy United states Marshal
w 4 F,,bs. came down from Al.
h,a1a.,,,, r,..dav -vani,o and
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took possession u 0oopei = 20
general merchandise business that
firm having recently gotten into
financial difficulty. A hearing Of
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
Commissioners Proceedings.

Continued from opposite page J
road, S25 CO.
Geo. T. Miller, precinct No. 2,
school, ST. 95
Caroline W Bucher, precinct No.
2, school, $1,000.
f. Lunq y Garcia, precinct No.
7, salary &c, Sl.2u.
f Luna y Garcia, precinct No
Z, salary &c, Sl2l 80
w. O. Thompson, Precinct No.
2, school. $500
Andrew Kelley. precinct No. 2,
commissions, $2i4.36
G. T. Smith, scalps, S56
". D. Snyder, seal ps, S24 CO.
j. c. Kline, ecalps, SI40O.
James Adams, court house roof,
Sl3G 00
Ordered, that hereafter no pay
ments for services will be made to
rosd supervisors, nntil they make
full report Of ali money received
by them and from whom received;
of all money paid out, pant
ed with receipt for same; Of the
number OF days they were occnpi-
ed IN calling ont mcn for work, al
so the names of Ill persons who
have performed work on the public
roads in their precincts and the
number OF days each person work
ed; said report mnst also be sworn
70 before some offi rer au'horiz q 70
admiuieter oaihs. Ordered, that
the following persons te aud are
hereby appointed rond supervisors
viz:
Wm p KeA, precinct No l.
Abel Y ch4ves, precinct Na2
banfv > Rfo~n' pFPg''r' N'' .
ifFb'ig' '''fFe+' ofF''o'' iN' =
t'arrrr t'r''s' piee'"e' N".o
tiavioa ssdilla. pr-erct No Z.
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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

IMPERFECT DIagsTIoN Means
less uuirilion and il con- qnepce
less vitality. y Lrn the liver falls
fo eretp hils, The blood becomes
s.aasd wifh bilious properties, the
digestion Leeom : liapalrrd aud
thc 5aarIs cons'lpa,td irrhne
will rect.,y this; If gives toue to
the stomach, liyrr and kidneys,
tren2tbrua ,he aauelite, clears
aud improves lie complexion. in-
fuses new life ahi ygor to tie
whole sy-tem 0 ceuts & bottle.
z 0. Drugstore.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

FoR THlRTY YEARS. -" Inclot ed
fiad money order for one dollr,
for which please send ne its worth
IN Simmons Liver Pnritier, put
up 10 tin boxes. | have been ue-
ing the mediciue for thirty years
THos II REILLY,
Jouesvlle, In.
M comments necessary.
Price 25c per box.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Jesncita Lujllo d. Eneinia, has ! # my
bed aud board without just OF pro
vocation, aud that Miii not ae responsl.
hle ior any debts contracted by her
ZaNoBo ENcINIA.
first pub Dee 80 04
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

ri
Whereaa. herptof3re, on She 18th day
OF Septemher, A. y. 1904, by hna j1d2
meut of the Distiict Court Of the Third
Iniici j District of the Terrtofyof New
Mexico. IN and f,r ihe Conuly of Sierra,
in the above eniiil.d 4 rause, wherein Af-
thur S. plimpton All Charles w. llill,
executors of the last will anI testament
Of Glytan B llar,i deceased, are plair1
tiff tnl tie iIllsboro tiol Niping and
Milling Compa ", q corporatior, ct NJ
ara 4 lendantS. 1t was. among otheI
THINGS, oriefed AMI adju lged bv said
court that the slefeniants, fhe lIillsboro
Gold Mining and Milling Company. a
90 = lratop. pay or eans' to be pill tO
the paihfif hrein within ninay dAva
from1he diie Of sal final in igment, the
Susn "a ,i,s .l43t.s....I t'tf,c igGss !
ninety four liars AID tifty-two cents,
aud also to pay Or cause to be paid with
in ninety days from the dats of said final
ia ignent 70 the Sierra County Bank. of
lIllsbOro, New Mexico, the sum " five
thousand three hundred fifteen dollars
and sixty-two cents. and such other sums
As in alid iiiaI judgment allowed and
fully set forth, tcg gather with the Gusts Of
sld suit and cost Of advertifment and
sale and the commissions and fees of the
special master IN the event Of the de.
fendants. The lIilisboro Gold Mining K
Milling Company making default that
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

Thirl. That the capital stock OF aaid
corporation or company shall be Three
Hundred Thousand $500 100000 dollars
and shah be divided into three hundred
thousand (300,00ol shares Of the par val
ue OF one lSl0o) dollar each.
Fourth; That the term Ct existence
Of said corporation or company shall be
fifty 1907 years.
Fifth; That the corporate powers o.
sad corporation OF company shnll he ex-
eroised BY and its business affairs shah
be managed and controlled by five l5)
directors and the names oi the five di-
rectors who shall serve for the first three
months are Edward James, Frederick W.
Keith, Waiter l . Keith, Harry James
ard Gu nbv Vance.
Sixth. That the said directors Of said
corporation Or company shall have power
70 make such bylaws, not inconsistent
wirh the laws Of the Territory Of New
Nj xico as may be necessary Of advisable
for the mauagcmento, the affairs Of said
corporation OF company and may alter
change or repealauyo them as the bus
mess OF the time may il their ju lsment
demand or require.
Seventh: That the principal place Of
business Of said 60 po'aton Or company
shall be i,catsi in thetown of Chloride,
in the couaty Of Sierra and Territory OF
New Mexico.
In Witness Whereof we have hereuntn
set our hands this twelfth ll2,M day Of
December, 4. D. 1901.
sisneJl Edward Iames,
Frederick w Keith,
Waller l.. Keith.
Territory OF New Mexico,
County Of Sierra.
Before me d Notary Puhlic in and for
said county on this seyea ateeuth day Of
Deaember, a. y. 1891 parsoaallyappear-
el Edward james and Frederick W.
Ketl personally Nell known to me to be
the persons whose nlnes are Subscribed
TO tie foregoing instrument ID writing
and severally u akaowl dyed each for
himself AMI not one / r the other TINT he
signed al executed the same as his free
act an dsed for tho us's aud purposes
therein mentioned.
In retim my Who're / have hereun-
10 set my han aad affixed my no ari-
al al ih- day IN year .st above writ
ten
[slsela FRANZ Il. WINSTON.
sad Notary Public.
Sat Of oAio,
CnyahogA Connt@)
On this 18th day Of December A. p,
1904, Lei5rc mo Notary Public IN and
for said county, personally appeared
Walter l.. Keith, well known to me to be
the person whose name IS subscribed 10
The foregoing instrument in writing and
acknowledge thlt he sisnc and execut-
ell the same 49, his Tree act and deed for
the uses anj purposes therein mention
el
In Testimony Whereof | have hereunto
set my hand an noiari seal tie day
and year list above written.
(signedl Gno. b. MARTY,
fseall Notary Publ,
ENDOilS EDS
No. 1852 Cpr Ree'd Vol. 8 Page S01.
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
MINER CREEK MINING CoMPA.
NY,
Filrd IN oflle Of Secretary Of New
n co Doe. %. l391, 2p. m.
j. w. Rays LDs,
Secretary
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
it Annexizona? Socorro ChieftAip.
Why not Arizonanewmixup?

SAVED HIM. 1T did not Kill
me bat think il would If it had
not bsen for Hunts Cura. was
tired, miserable and we'll nigh used
NJ when commenced using il for
an old and severe case Of Eczema.
Oue application relieved aud one
box cured me. | beileve Hunts
Cure will cure any form of itching
known to mankind" !"
CLIFTON LAWRENCE,
Helena, 0 I.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

CuRrD LUMBAGo. \ b. C,u-
man, Chicago, writes March / i,
1908; Having been troubled with
Lumbogo at different times aud
lried one physician after another,
then different olulnents and llni-
mnts, gave It ny altogether, 50
| tried once more, ani got a bottle
If Ballard s Snow Ilniment wbich
gave me almost instant relief. |
can cheetfully recommend il, and
will add ny name to yonr list Of
former -utf rers." %, sos, 100
atthe 2 @ Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

The Deming smelter commenced its
tes, run tohe SRI.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

Speaking of the name of the
proposed joint state, why not call
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

The new county Of Torrance was
christeneos last week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

The wool scouting nil established af
Treumcari NE months ago is said to
b, a success
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
Sierra County Advocate.
W. o. rHomPso Proprietor =

On7cial Paper of Sierra County.
TREMs or SUBSCRIPTIONS STRICTLY CASH
INsADyANCE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

II is said ihsa work q the proposed
ete aew upou frtis hit Depot at Deming
j. comm nee SUN.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13


Ray CARLISLE z. =. MARTIN, L.
/. d. Of Wayerly, Texas, writes:
"Of morning, wien first arising,
often fud Troublesome collec-
tion Of pileem. which products a
cough aud is very hard to dlslodge
hut small qaantliy of Billiards.
Iiorehnund Syrup will at once dis
lodge it, aud the trouble is over.
| know Of no medicine that is
equal to il, and it is 50 pleasant 70
take. / can recomm meud it to all
persons needing medicine for
throat or lung trouble" 25,, soc,
and Sl.00 at the r q. Drug Store
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

RIALS OF WINTNR. = Do NOT
permit yourself to be a victim Of
cold or cough. They laAd to
pneumonia, consumption and else
v here Be wise, use simmons
Couph syrup II cures conghs,
heals lungs and will keep you right
here to enjoy the beAutiesof spring.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

IIV UUuII III VIIV IFTVFfEI -
G.. VI. FORAKER.
u $. Marshal, Dist. ol n. NJ.
By W. X. FoRnes, Deputy.
Hillsboro, N. NJ, Jan. 10, i90o
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
special Ma astor's Sale.

Arthur s. p inipton AID Charles
w lllll Executors pf the lsset
wal lud Testament ol dayipn
Ballard, j case :
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
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rEss.s...-
Notice.

c.YNFIrs. Atthe p Q ne ]
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

The Hishrolis citizei tnil k they have
d scoxered qualrs d lilIoglaph stone :.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13

rhe liN-boro Ct,ll N'ning nal {
Coup .ny,a CorPaalian /
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-13
uRloAY. JaMuaRY to 1905.

Edwin Collord is back from
Mexico.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01

dated Copper company, is maturing
plans for the equipment OF the COM
nanv's mines. One of the forty ton
Jackets at the company's smeiter was
sblown in a short time since and is
making good output OF ~ per cent
matte. The other jacket, which also
has a forty ton capacity, will be blown
in within short time and this Will
enable the company to pay the cost of
development and equipment out OF the
nroduct of the mines. A double com
nartment shaft will be sunk TO depth
of 800 feet as fast as the work can be
nusbed and levels will be opened from
the shaft, both east and west along the
ore zone. at intervals of 100 feet and
cross cuts will be made north and
south to the ore zone and at right an
gles to the levels. The ore zone, at the
point where the shaft will be sunk, is
about 1900 feet wide and when the
work laid out shall have been complet-
ed. it is believed that the amount
of ore that will then be blocked out will
Justify the erection of 200 ton plant,
Independent of the present one.
Manager Thomas Hughes reports that
the furnace will produce a carload of
matte daily which he will ship TO
the Old Dominion company at Globe.
The ores are rich in sulphides, which
makes a valuable huxing metal for
Globe ores. During the past few weeks
the company has shipped over 300 tons
of high grade ores TO FL Paso and Ben
son. The company now has nearly 800
tons of coke in reserve. Ores are be-
ing taken from five shafts on the
mines. One steam hoist and four
whims are being used. Sixty-fve men
are employed in the different depart
ments. This number will be increased
as soon as room can be made for them.
The rich body of sulphide ore struck
| four months ago still continues. 1t is
| forty-two feet wide and not pound Of
waste is taken from this the 100 foot
! level, much of the ore running from 20
to 25 per cent. This is considered one
of the richest and largest copper strikes
yet made in this region of Arizona.
! Tom Weedin, of the Arizona Blade, is
assisting Mr. Isherwood in planning
| the development work and equipment
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01
MINE PHOTOGRAPHY
To Exhibit Three Thousand Views of
Arizona Mines

One of the most extensive, compre-
hensive and valuable advertising enter
prises that has ever been attempted
for the mining industry in general of
Arizona has been arranged for recently
by w. H. Humphries, of the Humph-
ries Photo Company, and the committee
on entertainment of the American Min
ing Association, which holds its annual
session this year in FL Paso.
The enterprise consists in the gather
ing of 5000 new views of mining oper-
ations, mining country and reduction
plants in the territory, a task upon
which Mr.. Humphries is engaged. 1t
is the purpose to have the exhibit com
plete and wide in its scope. Every
portion of the territory offering inter-
est to mining men will be covered and
given representation in keeping with
its Importance. From Warren district
and Douglas there will be many views
The exhibit has already been given
prominent place on the program for the
sessions of the national association of
mining men and is looked forward to by
the committee on entertainment to
provide one of the most interesting
features it will be able to offer. Aside
from the exhibit of the views in group
IT has been arranged that several hun
dred shall be made for stereopticon use
and be thus presented at sessions of
the association in connection with YER
bal description of the work of the coun-
try and the plants presented. The
wide acquaintance of Mr.. Humphries
with the territory and its resources.
together with the excellence his work
carries, assures that valuable collec-
tion of views will be secured. Follow
lowing the meeting of the association
at Ell Paso the views will go to the per-
manent headquarters at Denver TO he
a fixed place of exhibit. -Bisbee Re-
view.
Wall paper at Ryan's new stock.
right prices.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01
YAVAPAl COUNTY
Growing Importance Of the Mining In
dustry. New Developments

From the Jerome Mining News.
In the Cleopatra mine, the southern
extension of the United Verde, winze
has been sunk 80 feet all in high-grade
ore and not an ounce of waste is found.
A drift in the same property is showing
the same grade of ore $50 feet deeper
on the vein. This means another smell
ter for Jerome.
From the Prescott Journal Miner.
Dr. Lewis, accompanied by Messrs.
Burger, of Val Verde, and Miner, book
keeper for the Metals Milling company,
and Mason, another prominent mining
man, paid the Walker camp a visit
Thursday last week. They were look
ing over the old Mudhole property =,
which was sold recently to the Metals
Milling company. 1t will seem like the
good old times" when they start up
with 200 men.
The United Verde Copper company is
having all the tin cans in Jerome picked
up and intends to use them in the pro-
cess of extracting the copper from the
water which comes from parts of the
mine. AS much as 100 pounds is COL
lected in this way from a small stream
in single day. The company has COL
lected several wagon loads of the un-
slightly tin cans.
From the Phoenix Enterprise.
j. X. Miller is erecting a three stamp
sampling mill on his mine at Hillside
Assay samples give the ore of the mine
good shipping values, and it is believed
that this three stamp mill will lead to
the establishment of a larger one.
c. j. McNulty and George Waddell
have resumed work on the r. A. M.
mine on Little Copper creek. There
was a cessation of work in this mine
during the storm periods of the past
winter and spring, but the lower levels
have lately been well drained of water
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01

and the large amount of fallen debris
removed.
l.. f. Morris and William Tompkin-
son have sold to John w. Stanford for
$500, the Isabella, Lightfoot and
Tough Nut mining claims in Copper
creek district. The new purchaser
put three shifts of men at work and is
mapping out plans for additional work
that will require the labor of number
of miners.
At the Gray Eagle mine, which is one
of the most unobtrusive yet large pro-
ducing mines in the territory, Foreman
Araon has about 100 men employed,
while twenty or thirty more are on out
side work or in the mill, where twenty
stamps have been dropping practically
without cessation since last August.
That they are not being dropped for
the noise they are making is pretty
well proven by the dividends of from
IL to per cent that are being de-
clared monthly.
From the Prescott Herald.
Judge Sloan has made an order for
the sale of the Model mine to take place
July %.
The Lincoln mine mill has been start
ed on regular run and is showing good
returns.
Work is to be started ON the Val
Verde smelter about July l. The plant
will be constructed of steel throughout
and the estimated outlay is $1,000, 600
Win l.. Clark has sold the Upper Site,
Willow, Hillside and Walker claims, in
the Verde district, to the Equator Min
ing & Smelling company,
The Gold King mine has stopped the
sale of treasury stock and decided upon
an issue of 500, 900 in bonds, secured
by first mortgage on the property. The
main tunnel has cut large vein of ore
at distance of 357 feet in.
The Gold-Copper company will drive a
tunnel 22O0 feet into their property, be-
ginning at the south end of the Duke
claim, lately acquired by them. At a
junction with the main shaft they will
attain depth of 500 feet.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01
CLIFTON AND MORENCI
items of Interest From Graham County's
Big Copper Camps

From the Clifton Herald
Dick Marshall, who has been very
successful as gold miner, has bought
third interest in Townsend & Ben
nett's copper claims in Dairy gulch.
The miners working in the gold and
copper matrix in the breast of the Chase
Creek Copper company's tunnel have
struck big vein of ore. The stuff is
probably worth in all values about S45 a
ton. 1t is the largest and best of all
the veins cut in the Chase Creek Copper
company's workings, and tramcars can
be filled every five minutes when the
Slopes are opened up, say the miners.
The stoping ground is 700 feet in depth
already and it will take years to work
it out. Superintendent Stevens will
soon have 20-ton smelter run made in
order to ascertain the exact profit per
ton for the company. Enough ore will
be taken out in driving to enable him
to do this in short time. The ore is a
heavy iron-copper sulphide and fifteen
sacks will make ton.
From the Copper Era.
A number of directors of the Arizona
Copper company spent part of last
week in Clifton and it is reported that
additions and improvements of import
ance will be announced very soon. The
output will be materially increased dur
ing the year.
The Arizona Copper company has
commenced the erection of new tail
ings bins on the bank of the river at the
same point where the old bins stood be-
fore the flood. They will have solid
rock foundation and be constructed suf-
ficiently strong to withstand the floods
of the Frisco.
Polaris Mining company shareholders
held meeting on Monday last and de-
cided to accept the offer of a Colorado
Springs company to advance cash for a
long time issue of bonds of the Polaris
company for large amount, the money
to be spent in development. The pres
ent management will continue and it is
expected that within two years the
erection of plant will be justified
From sanord Guardian.
Some time this spring, during the
heavy floods, the timbering in the shaft
of the Roland mine, near Matthews,
gave way and all the machinery and
paraphernalia of the camp were en-
quilted in the deep excavation and shafts,
and now the boys say they are mining
for machinery, not ore
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01
M0HAVE COUNTY
The Weeks Mining News as Reported
by the Miner

The Blue Ridge mill, on the Hilty
group, is now running on rich ore.
The Andrews-Doran company has
bonded the Pinkham mine, at Chloride,
and intends to make big producer of
this famous old mine. Ore is also being
blocked out on the New London group
of this company.
A shipment of ore has been made
to the smelter from the Blackhawk
mine by w. w. Clack and Fred Har-
ter. The ore reached Kingman this
week and is now on its way to Colo
rado.
The Gold Road NJ. & Il. company is
installing a filter press at the mill. At
the mine a sixteen drill plant is being
intalled and machines will be used in
all work. Every effort will be made to
reduce the cost of extraction of ores
and put the property on more eco
nomical basis. AT the 600 level the
mine is developing a splendid body of
gold ore.
j. II. Pinkham, of Chicago, who made
an examination of the J. F. r. group
mines, near Stockton Hill, departed
the first of the week He was much
pleased with the property and intends
to begin the sinking of deep shaft be-
fore the first of the month. Machinery
will be placed on the mine and the
work rushed as fast as possible. The
mine is large outcrop Of copper ore,
some of which is of very high grade.
l.. D. Godshall has closed up the
deal for the purchase of the smelter at
the Needles and the Infallible and Star
Spangled Banner mines in the county.
Thursday morning he went to Stockton
Hill with j. F. KEEPER of Denver. to
make an examination of the property
and look over the possibilities of that
section as an ore producer. The tun-
mel on the Infallibe mine is being
cleaned out and is being put in thorough
repair.
Frank Durham and Mr.. Grasty. of
Los Angeles, have been looking at tn Q
old Fay mine south of town. Mr.. Dun
ham has taken this property over and
will at once let contract to sink so
feet. after which a nlant will ba i,
stalled on it and further work prose-
cuted. The mine shows up splendid
values for considerable depth and
along the outcrop of the vein the ore
will average nearly two ounces of gold
to the ton.