Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-15
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1911
LOCAL HEW :.

Lee L UG 0Ns VI A~0Ne-St - - SNAtAbiAi ~
with old acquaiataee.
Nr. and Mrs. Chas. Gage went dowr
10 Deming Wednesday.
County Treasurer Win NJ. Robins re
+urned from 81 Paso yesterday.
Lee McI.endon, of Cutter, transact
ed business in Hillsboro the early part
of the week
jim Drummond, Mike Moffitt and
Henry Brown took in the metropolis
Wednesday.
Thomas Lannon returned late last
week from visit to his son Tom at
lGleeson, Arizona.
Christmas Turkeys, Chickens and
Oysters. Fresh Meat and Vegetables.
HILLSBORO NEAT MARKET.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend masque ade ball to Le given in
Lake Valley Christmas night, Decem-
ber 45th.
Z K THE T oLlDAY5 Mems Dress
Shirts, Rose ard neciste Sets. Toilet
Sets. Travelling Sets. Suspender and
Supporter Sets. NeckTear at ROBINS.
The Advocate acknowledges he re-
ceipt of two beautiful calendars, one
representing tie Postoffice Drug st re
and tie ether the Union Meat Market
c. Witt ner OF Hermosa, visited
Hilsnoro the early part Of the week.
He reported that from two to three
inches Of snow fell thess during the
recent storm.
IN our last issue in speaking the Of
transaction Of business OF Percha Lodge
40 9 !. Q. O. f., we said installation
Of officers. We should have said ele-
ction Of officers.
A. Douglas, deputy supervisor Of the
ella National Forest, and Forest Ranger
Jos. Reid, who has charge District Nc.
L, arrived here Wednesday from a trip
as far north as Hermosa.
Mrs. "A. B. Mitchell, Of Chloride, is
proving up on her homestead before
Probate Clerk Andrew Kelley to-day
Austin Crawford Chas. Yaple and
Walter Hearn are her witnesses.
For Christmas Meats, Vegetables,
Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Pickles, Olives,
Oysters, Cranberries, Grapes, Honey,
etc, call at the Union Meat Market.
All hrst-class goods at low prices.
Don't forget the place.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT Fancy
Fresh Layer Raisins, Figs, Currants,
Orange and Lemon Pee, Helms Pick
les and Olives, New Crop Of Nots Of
all kinds. Fancy Cakes and Cookies.
At ROBINS.
Snow and rain visited this section
Friday night, and quite brisk snow
strom prevailed for a time Monday |
Snow fell to a depth Of rom
two to four inches along the Black
Range.
1t is reported from Santa Fe that
the election canvassing board may pos
sibly complete the count by tomorrow.
it is evident that those of
the close candidates viii soon be
of the mental agony they have
since November 7th
There will be a masquerade ball in
Hllsboro, Monday night, December
25th. Three useful and attractive re-
wards will be given away. One to the
neatest and best dressed gentleman.
One to the neatest and best dressed |
lady. One to the best waltzing couple.
Everybody invited. Tickets on sale at
Jewelry Store, also at the hall door
Dec. 25th
Prof. Jno. w. Prout, one of the best
Known mining geogolgists in the south
vest, who arrived here last week, is
low observing geological conditions at
zi gston. In company with Fred
Eister Prof. Prout visited the Snake
fine, also the Hiltscher properties, the
Eirsch mine and other properties at
he Placers, and he also gave close
attention to the placer fields thathave
produced many hundreds of thousands
# dollars since their discovery. On
Wednesday Mr.. Mister took Professor
'rout up to Kingston where ne will re-
main few days, with headquarters at
Robert Reay's.