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Sierra County Advocate, 1909-04-02J.E. Curren

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Vol. XXVII, KHIsbsro, Sierra Caunty, Haw fclsxico, Friday, AprH 2, 1009. $2.00 Per Year ?:c. 2.

Pmb aj 111, uiuji.iijmi'wwiijwmi i i i iii iii iiwir mm i'" """'"""""'!

n. is. c&ews,Htoraoy fit Lew,

First National Rank Building,si .Kioneyis sale whenaepo$itei in cue siiitfiv.i wui x i).unv,ur hai-iuw- i, v

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The County Gsat

An act to Abolish the Cou-t- y of SierraCreated hy the Leialative Assem-hl- y

of 181, Chapter 109, ApprovedApril 3rd, 1881, and Creating a New

County With Different lioumli'riesVv ith th3 Name cf Sit rr ', and for0th.!r l'urpotva.

Bo it Enacted by the Lo-ibt- ive As-

sembly of the Tei iii';-- y of hV.vieo:

crs of said Sierra County sis the sameis created and established by this Act,shall cause a notice of the time of theholding of the election provided for inSection Three of this Act to be pub-lished in some newspaper of generalcirculation published in said County,for four consecutive weeks immediate-

ly prior t such election. The ballotst be voted at such election shall haveprinted the wcr,L thereon: "For lo-

cating County feit :it Cutter. "with ttu v.'o:.4 "yea" or "no" follow --

i :g the word "Cutter", either printedor written thereon. Such Laliotd shall

Our officers and omployeei'are men of stai'-ding-, integrity and eonsprya- - Vj

tism; Our fire-pw- f vault is proteccted by every device known to (he bank- - ('

At lorn 3 y- a l- - La vting yorld;

Onr fund ri nciiired bv modern safeH with woiu.-iTu-l time-locK- s, ana v

by hold up and burr insurance;Oflfrce: Firbt d"or ea.-.-t K. C

i

Church, Main Street,

Iliilbboro, - Mexico.Our officers and employees aie under bonds ol a rename cureiy loin- -i 'J. th.?Pkction 1. Th

Laws of N.:vpany ;

Our loans and our books are regularly inspected by the Territorial Bank

Examiner.

:;i(". for tht; yiH8!, fi';dapproved

I be e.n-;uai- in the same manner asjciee' ions for county otiicerd and the re-- itnni'i of Kiich el vUon tiha'.l be eertiCiedby the Probate CI: ik to the Territorialicc:vtnry, with a cortiliedcopy of the the notice of the County

"ecLiuliH oH-:!- fiiJO,'

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md:X, and all act; avlOur motto is PUBLICITY.

THE SIERRA GOURSTY BMM ii.Aliui ney-iit- -i iv,

Will attom! u'.l th. CoiMltin Siena t'our!y and t,ie .'in! J Uuk iai i let,

r coru- -

:,rts of

iiere- -

1. i ' 1 -

kilo '.vn

r of HiSlsbaro, New IScxico.;. ic.ippk'.'iK'rdn! a::d i

Lory iheive f, bo a.ul tho saum r.

by repe ie !, and that portion ofritory of Xev; Mesit iteretcni?a.4tha County of 'M i rt is; h?ished a: a count v ol the T- - :ory olA lliii in a'- La ,v

DKMI.NG, - NKW MI! .7COVill IVactico in the Courts of New Mex

ieo, Arizona and Texas.will ii. mmmMerchandiGeneral

Commir-inotier- an-.- a aworn certificateof the p:!!.e:Lk''! tlitreof, to be filed

in the oii'iee of said Secretary; Provid-

ed, how 'ever, that no person shall bet o'l'uih'n d a lcj';il voter ii the afore-t:,- i'

td.'ctiou iin'eHS he shjill have paidtaxi'H fitr tiie year 1;)!J:I,

Sw:. f. The paid Board of CountyCmmi 'f.ioniTH shall appoint the judgesand clerks of election for the differentprecincts in said county in the parnomanner as such judges and ck-rk- areapjiointed tor general elections held inthe Territory of New Mexico and said

judges and clerks .shall he paid undshallreceive the same compensation as

judges and clerks of election receivewdio are apjiointed at general electionsand said ekclion shall in all respects beheld in the same manner as general el-

ections are now held in the Territory ofNew Mexico for county officers.

Sec. 6. Should a maj"rily of thevotes cast at said election be in favorof locating the county seat at the townof Cutter, then the Probate Clerk of

Lawyers,

Las Grascss, fJoiv Kgji

New Mexico.

Section' 2. That out of Ihv. foil

portion of the Territory of

New Mexiey, being the territory for-

merly embraced intheCounty of Sierra,and a port- - nof the County of Socorro, in

the Territory of New Mexico, there is

hereby created and established the Coun-

ty of Sierra, to-wi- t: Commencing at the

Mule Springs in Mule Pass, in Cook's

Canon Range, in th& County of Grant,and runnni ng thence in a northwesterlydirection along the summit of theMimbre3 mountains to the north boun-

dary line of Grant County; thence weston said north boundary line to the one

hundred an 1 eighth degree of longitudewest of Gre'Miwich; thence north on

said degree of longitude to tho pointwhere the came intersects the north

line of township line ten south, of New

Mexico; thence eaat to tho northeast... ....- t t c il. T 'J

DRY GOODSGroceries

Furniture, Mine Supplies, Hay, Grain

C. P. JOHflSOiAttmey-at-Law- .

fPKi'IAl.TI KH

R. P. Pfiinage Cases. New Mexico Min-

ing C ipes.

.326 Trust Building. El Vuo, Texassaid county shall immediately certify

Agent for I. L Gatzert & Co. Fine Tallcr-fvlad- e ClothingWhite Sewing Machine Company

iu auuui, ivauj f ,icorner or .lowns.'np Eazch fact to the Secretary of the Ter- -

East; tliiMicj ..outh along the range line .

ntory of New Mexico and the Govern- -between Har.ges 3 and 4 Fast, or of New Mexico, upon being appris-s- h

Second Standard10 to thep ed of such fact by the certificate ofParallel South; thence east on the bee-- i

said Secretary of tho Territory of Newond Standard Parallel South to the,

Mexico, shall by proclamation lix thoof 11Northeast Corner iommp ,. , ,.,(. f c;.

Ofheo: Room 2(i, Arraijo PuildintrCor. 'ii'il St. :i:id Railroad Ave. I'nut.icein t!)e Supreme Courts of Kew AJexieoand Texas.

ELFE533 BACA,Attorney and Counrellornt Lhw,

ALPUQUERQCK, - NEW MiaWill he present ;it all temrs of Court of

Htrnalillo, Videneia, Socorro and Sier-i- a

Coun'ifF.De:il in iron i (Sold, Silver and Coppo-Minin- g

I'ropertien in New Mexico.

South, nature 4 East thence south i 'Ctiuntv. csthesamo is by this Act cre

along the Range line between Ranges4 and 5 East to an intersection with the ated and established, at the eaid town

of Cutter.present boundary line between DonaAn.inn.-- Sinvr Counties: thence south- - j SEC. 7. In thceventthesajiVpyy..

'fc.caV 'of saifrcounty is located at the

Asoreihrocrt! Is adangerous maladybirtyou don't needo ITT r r e f - f wester y mong saiu piccem, tuuji t..n.l tniMi iv PuHi.i- - ;ia hiriinlif.rnri t t

rA HifS.3

If lie a .sock around:; your necu co cure : &

LEE H.

Fire Insurance and Surety Rondx.

inil&haro, - fj. n.

Offiine Pobt- Office Drui; Store.

line to an intersection with the New .7,""

. provided, then the govenor of NewMexico Principal Meridian the.,ce .

Mexico shall be and is hereby au- -touth along the New Mexico Principal7 thomed and empowered to appoint twoTowni 17Men ban to corner of

of t whoand 13 South, Ranges 1 Last a,

West; thence west a up h ne J Iabetween Townships 17 and 18 South to .. '

, ,., , 1 . comprising one block within the town- -the northwest f '

-- te of CuUer; which said block shall beSouth, Range V at th bouUh ,k.locte(1 ilhi thfl SE, of lhe NW,,alontr hue between Ranges 4 amirange

0f of SecUon 20 'lownship 14, South Range5 West to the southwest corner

No 2iWest of the New Mexico Pnnci-thenc- e19 South, Range 4 West; ;

West along township lino be-- i pal Meridian; and the permanent pub- -

.V rv n n A tfA

..."

lf LINliVlENT Tiii ween townships 19 and 20 South, to lie uuiiuings 01 saiu sierra county, loo

cure that throat in short order.61 will court house and jail thereof, shall bethe place of beginning.jllard's Snow Liniment penetrates the porta, prornot erected upon said block of land so se- -'f fnij free circulation, giving tho inusclc-- s mora elasticity. Section 3. That seat ofthe connty ed and said block of land for suchestab-- ias the same ish Z-

-?. RHPUMATISM. CUTS. SPI?AINS. BRUISES. Sierra County permanent public buildinrs shall be doH I DEC

PAUL A. LRRSV.f

Mining & Metallurgical Engineer.

Mines Examined and Reported on.

Etude, . - New Mexico.

nated and granted free of cost to saidSierra County. The inhabitants of said

lished and created by Section 2 of this

Act, is located and established at thetown of Cutt-.- r in said county; provid- -

1 1 l,n4- - 4liia annl !nn fi v mi? town of Cutter and I'KRSons interest- -r BURNS AND ALL PAINS.

GAVE INSTANT RELIEF.TTanrrf Pfjino Prnvn TTfnh. wrlhes : "T have nirA T?r.T!.nrrTq

CO, nowevei, a. .'.V " r. , ,TA,ivn t.,e rmmtv seat

en ii n nii gaisnSnow Liniment for Neuralgia, Toot ho and Sore Throat,which upon application Rave mo jnsta-n- relief. 1 can rcom- - n

mend It as bemir the best Liniment I liava ever usdd iu curiiij r'j 31 ml mmpaia caused iroin jseuraigui, etc.

PRICE 25c, 50c AND $1.00

said county seat at said town of Cut- - r"opSierra County, shall, within oneyeartor shall not be in force or take ell ecx . ,

until the provisions or th.s section are "

; , voters of said Sierra County determin- -bv majority of tne voter.-- , eiara nieu j that sa j county seat should be lo- -

said Sierra County as ,ne amo so;

t(wn of (:uttcr, cause totabhshed and cre,t,d by this Act a

)on sak, bloek EO selected,for the T)uni:fcs of dcvernHnm-- ti.o '

a court house and jail for said Sierra

sn.tll c.1.1 .j ...ican(1 (.nnimo.iious and at a cost equal to

Cutter a H'ff''.-ltpre- C0(;rL hou.e and jailuow atn,d voters , -(uj 8,l w Mtcct

by his act n ithe same is thti .)lan3 aml specifica- -

Ballard Snow Liniment Co,500-50- 2 North Second Street,

ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI. -- COLO

u wu-..- . ,cstr.bh.snea, neie..y ,.;mil1,vi 1Vlrt mnstm-- ..

Sold fctnu Kecommended byGeo. T. Miller, Post Office Drug Store.

BEEF, POHK and MUTTON.

t l June A. 1). 1010; and it : 77"1 ,rov. u.foi such , ,r.,, .,..iiri..i tion of the court house and jail

a majority iml t0 bt, hudt at the town of Cut- -

vf;"r " "d SS Uer shad certify under oath to thelocation! '.J board of county commissioners of Sie- -

V ,th,fbe"and 1 ; : : m that the court house and

sameul K0 0O14(ructl,, at the town of Cut- -

mnentlv located and esta!iisiea at J

s.,ia iter are completed and ready for useandsaid town of Cutter, oUenu..c

Freeh FishLake Valley-- , llilislwro and-Kingsto- ii

t c,.f Rhall be and the same occupancy, tnav ...... v

substantial, convenient and commodiousSAUSAGES.hereby is located and established atthe town of Hillsborough in said Si

EGGS and BUTTER.

and were erected at a cost equal to the

present court house and jail at said

Hillsborough, then the board of countycommissioners of Sierra County, shall

immediately cause the records and all

books, papers and movable property be-

longing to the said county of Sierra to

(Continued on page 2)

erra County, and provided further,that said county seat of said Sierra

County shall be and it is herely locat-

ed at said Hillsborough until the pro-

visions of this Section are fully ratifiedas hereinbefore in this Section provid-ed.

Suction 4. The County Commission- -

Staee makes close connections with all trains tD and from

Lake Valley for Hil:sboro and other points.

Good horses. New and comlortabie Hack and Coaches.Onion Meat Market Co.

ty us found and ascertained by said com- -

Sierra County Advocate.

W. O. Thompson, Proprietor.

more y described in the loca-tion and amended location notices there-of, duly recorded in tie office of theProbate Clerk and io Recorderin and for said County, in Book "A"of Min'ng Location Records, on page1(17 and in Rook "11" of Said Milling

"Yankee Girl", situated in SierraCounty, Territory of New Mexico, des-

cribed as follows:

Commencing at the southeast cornerand Location Monument, identical withthe northeast corner of the 'Portland"dining Claim, and placed on the wc3t

Sierra County, Territory of New Mexir

co, and is described as follows:Commencing at Corner No 1, which

is the northwest corner of the claim

and which is 193 feet N. 18 degrees33 minutes E. from Patent Corner No.

2 of the "Opportunity" Mine; thenceS. 18 degrees 33 minutes W. 198 feetto patent Cor. No. 2 of said "Opportu-

nity" Mine; thence S. 18 degrees 33

minutes W. 1,302 feetal ng the eastside line of said "Opportunity" Mine

to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 72 degrees E.

300 feet to the S. W. end center; thenceS. 72 degrees E. 300 feet to Cor. No,

3; thepce N. 18 degrees 33 minutes h.1,5th) feet to Cor. iso. 4; thence is. 72

degrees W . along the S. end line of"i ompromise No. 4", 300 feet to theN. PI end centre; then:e N. 72 de-

grees W. along the S. end line of"Compromise o. 4," 300 feet to Cor.

No. 1 and place of beginning. Allbearings by true meridians; being thesame property described m location no-

tice filed with Thomas C. Hall, Recor-

der, in said Sierra County, Territorythe 19th day otof M exico, on

November, A. D. 1902. at 8 o'clock A,M . recorded in Book "H" of MiningLocations at page 88.

The Vine and Mining Claim knownas "Eureka"' is situate in SierraCounty, Territory of A ew Mexico, andisdes ribed as follows: The "Eureka"Mine and Mining Claim, situated inLas Animas Mining District, Sierracounty, Territory of iew Mexico,whicn viiningtlaim is joined on thesouth by t.'ie "Bob-rail- " or Compro-mise .No. 1", and which ismore accu-rat- el

described in the location noticedated .lanuar 1st, 1885, and filed inthe office of the Probate Clerk and

recorder of Sierra County, Ter-

ritory of New Mrxico, in Book "A" of Min-

ing Locutions, at pages 408 and 409, on the8tti day of December, ln8.", ht 10 o'clock A.

M. and in the Amended Location Notice ofsaid Mine, filed in the otlico of the ProbateClerk and Recorder of said Coun-

ty ontlio 21st dav of Uctobor, A. 1). 187,.at 4 o'clock P. M. and recorded in Book'B" of Alining Locutions at pages 784 and

78.'.; and further deHCiibrtd in a millingded of said property dated 3 une 13th, A,

U. 18MI, a. id tiled in the otlice of theand io Hec irder of naid

Coniuy.on the 21st day of July, IStlO.at.11 'ooluok A. M. and recorded m 13ook "Eof .Milling Deeds, at pages ii'G, 027 aud '8.

Tho Mine and Mining Claim known as"Hill Top" in Kitimted in Sierra County,Territory of New Mexico, in tue Las Ani-lim- s

Minim District, it is joined by the-- Eur. lui" Mine on the South, and is more

accurately dowcri ed in the Location Noticetaereof, dated Januarv 1st, 1897. find filed oatheL'Ttu day of March. 19, at 2 o'clockP. M., recorded in Hook "F" f AliningLocutions at p ige .127, in tue office of theProbate Clerk and Recorder ofsaid Comity, in said Territory ; and U fur-

ther deHcribed in a lumiiig deed of saidproperty dated February Gih, 1902. andlilcd o . the th day of November, 1992, at10 o'clock A. M , ri'oordttd in Book ' G" ofMining Deeds, at pae 515, in the office ofthe Probate Clerk aud recorderof naid (Viuity.

A Certain Contract between Warner Mil- -ler and Willard 8 a::d tcoU

dated August 9th 1902, for theof a mine or miubiR claim knowti

H"tUe "Itemington" mine, and an Appro-priation of Water kuown as the "Home-stak- e

Pipe Line", pursuant to which con-tract deeds of the said "Homustake PipsLine" and "JJeiuiugtnti" Mine are m w

with the Siena County Bank at Hillsboro, Territory of New Mexico, which con-tract has been duly to the MiningCo.i.pauy by an instrument between saidEarner Mider and the Miniug Company,datd the ft h day of December, 1902.

1'iio Aiioe x.il iiniiig Claim Known as"liijinin..ton" i s.tna'od in Sierra ('oun-ty. Territory ol Ne Mexico, in the Las , , ,A: f fA .ibfe 1 1'-- iliA "aU f is serilieilhh follows: Tids claim ia situate in thS. E. H S. E. ?4-

- and N. E. S. E. . fSuction 14 in Tp. 16 S It. 7 W. and tinPercioi Creek runs thionah the nortlkhalf of the claim. The Nortli end cen-

ter of thisikini is on the north batik ofpaid Peieua Creek, and 300 fedt south ofit. on the aontii bank A said creek is abi spring 1873 feet VV. of a point from,whieh the N. S. Cor. of See. 14 bears dueNoith, distant 2004 feet; duly describedin ,he I .oration Notice thereof dated Oc-

tober 27, 1900. and tiled on the 8th dav ofJanuary, 1901, at 10:30 o'clock A. 'M.recorded in ilook "IV of Mining Ijoca-catio- ns,

on page 376, in the office of theProbate Clerk aud Recorder ofsaid County.

The Appropriation of Water known asthe "Houiestake Pipe Line", is situat-ed in the County of Sierra,. Territoryof Now Mexico, and is uescribed; as fol-

lows: The headgato la a big spring onthe south side of Percha Creek about2a miles east of Hilisboro, Sierra Coun- -

ty, N. M., said spring being situated ata point 1873 feet west of a point 2064feet south of the N. K. Corner, Sec. 14 Tp. '

16 S. K. 7 W. N. M. P. M. 'The line ofsaid Pipe Line commences at said springaliovo des ribed and runs along theNorth Bunk of Percha Creek 1701) feet."Wotk was commenced on said Pipe Lineon the 13th of August 1895; capacitysufficient to carry all the waters of saidSpring, being about 30 miners' inches ;more accurately described in an instru-- "

niont filed in the office of Thomas C.Hall, Probata Clerk and io Re-corder in and for the County of Sierra,'Territory of New Mexico, on the 15thdi) ol Augliol, IS5, tti il O Clou A. M.recorded in Book "B" of Miscellaneous-Records-

,

paei 424, 425 and 426.

And also all thd corporate franchises andcorporate rights, privileges and immuni-'-tie- s

of the Mining Company, and alsoall the'estates, rights, titles, reversions and re-

mainders, as well inequity as in law,rentsincome aud profits, frauuhises, licenses,'options to purchase and privilges whatsoev-er which the Mining Company now ownsand which it may hereafter at any timeacquire, by virtue of the exercise of any ofits rights to whioh it may be entitled pur-suant to the terms of any of the foregoingwritten instrument, provided further, thatparticular descriptions of real and personalproperty herein shall not be construed toexclude any other real and personal pro-- ;

porty, rights, privileges, f rauobisos or as-ne- is

herein oonvejed or intended to pj

mission, llie ooaru ol count, roiiimi"- -

sioners of Sierra county is hereby directed and authorized to issue its con- -

noti bonds of that county, which bondsshail draw interest at the rate of fivepercent, per annum, p;iybl senu-an- -

loi'ilh, wtneti roi"ls snan on payamc!,.i,u,.lnii l v :;( rears fiom their date, anilshall be in amounts of one hundred dollars each, or in multipl-- s theteot; theys!:all besigtiPil by the chairman of thehoard of county cornuiNiionerH counter-sign-

l y th clei k ot said board, at-

tested bv the seal of said county and en-

dorsed iv the treasuier of said county.And (lie coupons attached to said ho'xl-- i

evidencing the intenv-- t due thereon shalltirar the engraved sigi a'aire of the clerkof the probata court of said county, andsaid bonds and coupons shall be in formto he approved by the dmliict attorneyof Siena cou.ity, whereupon said bondshall at once he delivered to the treas-

urer of said Socorro county.Sec. 15. Said Sierra county is hereby

attached to the third judicial district of

the Teiritoiy o; New Mexico for judi-cial purposes, and th district court for

1... i.;n! of fsuiHiiM Hrislnsz under the lawsof tht Territ uy of New Mexico, shall boheld at Hillsborough in said eounty bythejudiioof said court,. 'it the time now ap-

pointed bv law for suid Sierra county asit heretofore tsxisled, until and unless ihusame is removed t Culler as hereinbe-

fore provided and in such event said dis-

trict court shall lie. held at Cutter, an i thesaid district court for t ho Irial of causes

arising under the laws of the Tenitoryof New Mexico, shall he held at llills-lioroiv-

unlit ueh time as the courthouse an'.? jail of saul Sierra- county are,

completed and ready for use ami occup-

ancy us hereinbefore provid.il. bothcivil and ciimimd causes now pending inthe heretofore existing county of Sierraand in such part of said county of Socor-

ro, which arose within t e limits ol thecounty of Sierra us hereby established,shall proceed to indictment and trial inthe said county of Sierra us hoiehy cre-

ated. Said county of Sierra is herebyattached to tho seventh dUtrict attcmeydistrict, and the district. attorney for said

county of Sierra shall be entitled to thes nne "salary an was heretofore paid bythe former county of Sierra.

Sec. 10. The county of Sierra for leg-

islative purposes, shall remain in thesame legislative uintricls, both counciland hntiso of representatives, as theformer county of Sierra, hclonegd to un-

til otherwise provided by law.

Sec. 17. This act shall bo in force andand ell'ect from and after its passage.

Special Master's sale.George T. Mil er, Trustee,

I'laiiitiir,vs.

EucenrtS. Neal, Receiver rflie Sierra Consolidated dM f No. i.j

Mining Company, Sierra Con- -

solidated Gold Mining-- Com- -

pany, a corporation, et al. I

Defendants. J

WhemiR, hereto f. re on tho 23rd dayof December, A. I)., 1!UK, by a final

judgment of the District Court of theSixth Judicial Difitrict of the Territoryof New Mexico, within and for theCounty of Otero, in th; above entitledcause, wherein George T. Miller, Trus-

tee, is plaintitl", and Eugene S. Ncal,Ileceiverof t he - ierra Consolidated jJoldMining ('oirifany, the Sierra C .nsolidat-c- d

Gold Mining Company, a (Corporation,et al. are defendants, it was, amongother thiivs, ordered and adjudged bysaid Court that the lefendants Eugene8 N'tftWiM-M- W Cle' SlcriVihi'Bolidatcd Gol.l Mining Company, theSierra Consolidated Gold Mining Com-

pany, a corporation, pay or cause to bepaid to theplaintiir herein within nine-

ty daysirorn the date of said final judg-ment the sum of Six hundred and forty-tw- o

thousand two hundred and ninety-seve- n

dollarj and twenty-eigh- t cents

f$i;j'i,'J!t7.2S), with interest from Janu-

ary 1st, A. D. 1!KK. nt six per cent

(tiper cent.) jier annnm, and sucli o her

imms, as in said final judgment allowedand fully set forth, together with thocoats ofVaid suit, the cost of advertise-ment and sale and the commission;; andfoes of the Special Master, in tho eventof the Defendants, Eugene S. Neal,Receiver of the Sierra Consolidat :d Gold

Mining Company, the Sierra Consolidat-ed Gold Mining Company.a Corporation,making default, that then and in thatcase, all of the property hereinafterdescribed, aa an entirety, be sold atpublic auction to the highest bidderfor cash, and that out of the proceedsof said sale the said Special Masterfirst pay to the officers of this Courttheir costs jn this case, including his

fees, disbursements and commissions ofnaid sale and such other sums as in

said find judgment allowed and fullyset forth.

And, Whereas th3 said Defendants,Eugene S. Neal, Keceiverof the SierraC nsolidated Gold Mining Company,the Sierra Consolidated Gold MiningCompany, a Corporation, have made de-r.,- n

in"ih.i navnient of said severalilium i j.. j.sums of money in said final judgment,provided anuset iortn.

Now, therefore, in consideration of...... , , v 1 Ul LliCt

authority in me vested as Special Mas-

ter in said cause f r the purpose of

carrying into efiect the said final judg-ment and order of the Court, notice is

hereby given that I, R. M. 'turner,Special Master, as aforesaid to makethe sale of the said property in saidfinal judgment men ioncd. will on Sat-

urday, May 1st, A. D. 10 :9, at thehour of ten o'clock in tho forenoon ofsaid dav, at the oast front dor of theCourt House, in the Town of Hillsboro,Sierra County, New Mexico, otl'er forsale and sell at public vendue for cashin hand to the highest and best bidder,all the following described property,to wit: "

Mine and Mining claim known as

"Compromise No. 2," situated in Sierra Com ty, Territory of New Mexico,

l ocations, on pagc3 CI and Gli respect- -j

lvely.Mine and Mining Claim known as

"Compromise No. 1", situated in Si

ena County, Territory of New Mexico,more particularly fieacnoeo in in ; lo-

cation and amended location noticesthereof, duly recorded in the odice ofthe Probate Clerk an i io Re-

corder in and for said County, in Hook"A" of said Mining Locations, on page1GG, and in Book

' "li" of said MiningLocations on page 53.

Wi :e and Mining Claim known as"Rattlesnake", situated in SierraCounty, Territory of New Mexico, more

particularly described in the locationnotice thereof, a certified copy ofwhicn ia duly recorded it the oHico ofthe Probate Clerk and io Kecor-Ut- r

in and for said County, in hook"(" g.t aui.l Minin.r I J t ion S On nai.'G25, and in the. amended loeati .n noticeinei eoi, (Hit l OCUI lieu in nam umi-- g mhook "li ot said Mining Locations, onpage 90.

Mine and Mimnsr Claim known as"iheNew Year", situated in SierraCounty, Territory of New Mexico,more particularly descnoea in ine lo-

cation and amended location notic.sthereof, duly recorded in the oiiice ofthe Probate Clerk and io Re-

corder in and for .said County in Look"A" of Mining locations, on page 271,and in hooi "ii" of .dining Locutions,on page bl.

Mine and Mining' Claim known as"The Quartzi e" situated in SierraCounty, Territory of New Mexico,more particularly described in the loca-tion and amended location notices there-of, duly recorded in the office of theProbate Clerk and io Recorderin and for said County in hook "li" ofMining Locations, on pages 322 andU2;, respectively.

Mine and Mining Claim known as"Morning Star" situated in SierraCounty, Territory of New Mexico,more particularly described in the loca-tion notice thereof, duly recorded i.ithe office of the Probate Clerk and io

Recorder in and for said Countyin Book "ii" of alining Locations, onpage 7y7.

Mine and Mining Claim known asthe "Lite! King", situau-- in Siorra j

County. Territory ot New ... n v,more particularly . .icnb.-- m til.! loca- -

ti n notice Usoiv d', mi y re-- i 111

the Oiiice of tho i roba-t-.- Cb.rofficio Record-.'- " in and torin Book "ii'' of Mn'.ng Lo. a..f58.

Mine and iivng '.'k"The Opport trCounty, Te.rmore particul 1 !

tion notice I'the oiiice ut tileoilicio iiewriorin hook "A" ofpages MS and iii

i he saul ''Cor ; .n

the s.dii "l on;: us; is .on.tin. .id "ll n.id naive"

i said "New Year .',. it.a.i i..'.e.i hi Mines.uu o jjiwiml'i .tesig- -

nated respectively by tue SurveyorGeneral ot New exicj and t.ie LandDepartment of the United St.ao.vs aslots numnerod 01 I, 612, biJ, oil and02j respectively., Ji'jmv Vl "J'n;i."Cil,Vn k m ..'.! ah"The Com prom se iN'o. 4" BiLuated m

Sierra County, Territory of New ,..e.i-c- o,

more particularly described in UieLocation Notice recorded in the otiieeof the Probate Clerk and io Re-

corder in and fur said County.fume and Mining Claim knciivn as

"Portland", situated in Sierra County,Territory of New Mexico, described asfollow's:

Commencing at the southeast cornerand Location Monument; tnence 1500

feet northeasterly along the west sideline ot the "v pportumty " and "Com-

promise ,o. 2" .nine, to corner No. 1,

thence northwesterly 280 leet to cor-

ner No. 2; thence southwesterly 1500

feet, parallel with tno west sid line ofth - "compromise NO. 2" and Oppor-

tunity Amies, to corner No. 3; tnencesouaieasteriy 280 feet to place' of be-

ginning, .ihe southeast corner and Lo-

cation ..lonument is identical with thenortheast corner of the ".wohawk" andptac.don the west side line of the "Op-

portunity." Iho name of saal vein,ledge or deposit is the "Portland"Mining Claim or Lode, being the sameproperty described in the location no-

tice tiled by Julia Howe higelow, inthe office of Thomas C. Halt, Recorder,in Sierra County and Tenitory of New.Mexico, on the ISth day of September,PJU2. at y o'clock A. .u., and recordedin hook "11" on page 50 ot .wining Locations.

Mine and Mining Claim known as"Morocco" situated in the Las Ani-

mas Mining District, County of Sierraand Territory of .New Mexico, described as follows:

Commencing at the Location Monu-

ment of stone identical with Cor. No. 2

ot Patent Mining Claim "New Year";thence N. 33 degrees 30 minutes E.along the west side line of said "NewYear"; 1500 ft. to the northe st corner;thence GOO ft. N. 67 degrees west tothe northwest corner; thence 33 de-

grees 30 minutes west 1500 feet to thesouthwest corner; thence S. G7 degreesE. to the southeast corner and place ofbeginning, the location notice of whichwas duly filed on the Uth day ot No-

vember, 1902, at 11:30 o'clock a. m. mthe office of t he Probate i lent an ; io

Recorder of Sierra i ounty, Ter-r- it

ry of Is'cw Mexico, and recorded inBook "H", of Mining Locations, page78.

Mine and Mining Claim known as

side line ot the "t ompromise jno. i ,

patented Mining Claim; thence JN.

about 150:) feet following the west sidelinos of the "Compromise No. 2" andthe "Litel King"; thence northwester-ly 300 feet to the N. E. end center;theive northwesterly 300 feet to theN W. corner; thence s; W. 1500 feetparallel with the east side line of the"Compromise No. 1"; thence south-

easterly 20 feet to place of beginning,being (he same property described inLocation Notice tiled for record in theodice of Thomas C. Hall, Recorder, in

fterra Cou, ty, and Territory ot Iewe ico, on the 18th day ot September,. D. T.W2. at nine (to o'clocK A. M.,

nd recorded in Book "H" on page 57

f Mining Locations.cino und MinirnT Cl;iim known 8 i

oifnated in Sierra CJountV.

Territory of New jilexico, described asf0llows

f'nmmoncinff at the west end centerand l ocation Monument; thence N. 21

decrees 45 minutes E. along the eastside line of the "New Year" patentedclaim 3(10 feet to Cor. No. 1 coincidingwith Cor. No. 4 of "New Year" Cor.No. 1 of "Rattlesnake" and b. vv.

Cor of "Morning Glory": thence south-

easterly along the fe. W. end of the"Morning Glory" and "Portland" 88

feet to the W. .side line of thj "Oppor-tunity" to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 18

degrees 16 minutes W. along the W.side line of the "Opportunty" 6:)0

feet to Cor. No. 3; thence northwester-ly 9J0 feet to ( or. No. 4, thence alongE. side line of ".sew Year" 30) feet to

place of begi ning. This is the earne

property described in Location Notice,filed for record in the office of ThomasC. Hall, Recorder, in Sierra County,and Territory of New Mexico, on thel.sth. day of September, A. D. 1902,at y o'clock A. M and r;corded inBook "It" on page 58 of ining Loca-

tions. A certain Contract or EscrowAgree. went between Warner Miller undThorriJU C. Hall, deposited with Tho-

mas (J. Long, of Hillsboro, New Mexi-

co, dated July 1st, 1902, for the con-

veyance of 'ood and sufficient title tomines or mining laims known as".doccasin" and "Morning Glory", to- -'

gelhor with all the right, title and in--tcrv..st oi .said --U titer in ana to saia con- -

ti aci.Thrt '"ine an 1 Mining Claim known" v-o- Ms'.n'-- ' is located in Las Animas,v.rv i ii..,:-- el. Sierra County, Terri- -

e ico, a more periect.0 ol it ia contained in the

d lv filed in the Officei :erk and io Re-- !for the said County of

of Ne.v vexico, onv April, 1D01, at 10'

, in Book' "G":' ti?, or. paj.--

e 432.

,n.l Mining i leim knownGiory" situated in

of ' ew Mexico,s ..ining District; a moraptlou of it is contained in

L on No!. ice concerning thewnc.'i ;as duly filed in the office

o, in i'lobal' ( scric and io Re--

in and jor ine i o siuv or sierraD:rr':l ry of New .iexito, on OctoberSi,h, iddl, at 10 o'cluck A. and re-

corded in Book "G" of Mining Loca-tio.-i- iJ

on page bio., j v.v fi i'i wi v.vri w. ; ot?. ."a.i:e"(ipporte.nity 'Pipe Line", situated inSierra County, territory of New Mexi-

co, described as fi.llows: The intakeof said Pipe Line is at a big spring sit-

uated in the S. W. H oi N. E. ofHoclion H in I'ownship 16 South,Range 7 West, at a point 1873 feetwest'of a pu nt, from which the N. E.comer of Section 11, Tp. 1G S. R. 7 W.ia due North 20G4 feet. The line ofsaid P pe Line commences at said in-

take above el a vd runs thenceN. 16 degrees W. 570 feet, thenca .

39 degrees V. 290 feet; thence N. 47

degrees VV. 300 fe.t; thcn:e N. 4S de-

grees 30 minutes W. 5V0 feet; thenceN. 49 degrees W. 995 feet at 775 feetthe line intersects the N. side of Sec-tion 14 at a point 584 feet east of theN. W. Cor. of said section 14; thenceX 47 degrees W. 510 feet; thence N.31 degrees W. 158 feet, thence N. 33

degrees 30 minutes W. 1235 feet; thenceN. 33 degrees 30 minutes V. 550 feet;thence in.31 degrees 30 minutes W.10G0 feet, at 53G feet the line intersectsthe west side of Section 11 at a point2211 feet N. of the S. W. 'or. of saidSection 11; thence N. 40 degrees W.1160 feet; thence N. 39 degrees W. 780

feet; thence N. 32 degrees 30 minutesW. 585 feet; thence N. 35 degrees W.610f,et; thence N. 37 degrees W. 485feet at 135 feet the line intersects theui. line of Section 10 at a point 3043feet east from the N . W. Cor. of saidSection; thence N. 36 degrees W. 790feet to its termination. The totallength of said Pip Line being 10,658feet. A more perfect description ofthis appropriation of water is containedin an instrument relating thereto filedin 'dm uiTn-i- ; ui tui .uecuruer oi sierraCounty, Territory of New Mexico, onfVi.i90tVi H;iv of Senr.emhpr. 1t(V at A

o'clock P. M. and recorded in Book "B"of Miscellaneous Records at pages 707and 708. All the right, title and in--ti,raat nf ttohprt. H. Hnnnpr and Hot.- -tie A. Hopper, in and to a certain mineand mining claim nereinaiter dtscnoed,known as "Eureka."

A ertain Contract between RobertIT ttnrvi.-- r nnd tho Kiprrn (YtnanliHaroriGold .dining Company for the convey-ance to the Minincr Comoanv of coodand sufficient title to mines or mining

aims known as ('ompromise No. 5,the "Eureka" and "II il'fop," said con-

tract being dated the f'i.th day of De-

cember, 1902.

The Mine and Mining Claim knownas "Compromise No. 5", to situated in

The Sierra County Advocate in entered

at the Post Ollice at Hillsboro, Sierra

County, Now Mexico, for trannmiHrion

rj'iiUtho U. S. Mails, as second class

matter.

FRIDAY, APril 2, 109.

THE COUNTY SKAT REMOVALIH LI..

(Continued from page 1)

bo transferred from the sail Hillsbor-

ough to the said town of Cutter, anilfailure on their part to do bo or to per-form their duty in any respect in thisregard shall be cause for their re-

moval from office in the manner pro- -

,i,Ai,v law for removal of COUlltV of- -

tmhlic business of saidII onuntv affairstUUII' Y Mil."" J

f the district and probate courts and the meetings of theboard of county commissioners ol said

.h-l- l li continued at the saidiinum I f ninfioroiHh until the sanlcourt house and jail at the said town ofi'i,u o rn .(imnlft.ed and ready foruso and occupancy, as provided m thissection.; Kr.r.. 8. The county commissioners

thin net are authorized,Empowered and directed to divide saidcounty of Sierra into precinct andschool districts, and to appoint ineach precinct and school district theoflicers provided by law.

Sec. 9. The county officers are now

holding otlice in the old county of Sierrashall tin and continue in office as the of-

ficer of the Bald new county of SierraVintil their successors are duly elected or

appointed and qualified.Sue. 10. All obligations of indebted-

ness of the county of Sietraas the nameheretofore existed, are hereby and Hindi

be assumed by the county of Sierra as itis hereby create I and iintahlmhod an 1

all puhlio improvements and county pro-

perly, and all obligations duo the .iCie-lofor- e

existing coiinly of Sierra, and all

lneneyu, bonds, credits, evidt-no-- s of in-

debtedness, rceonls, papers.ai.il claim--

Inaction of every character whatsoever,belonging to said county of Sierra, hh itheretofore existed, shall he anil by thisnet are made the property of the haul

county ot Sierra iw the same in by thisnet created and established.' Sua. 11, The said county o' Sierra asthe same is hereby established ami ereuted, nhall bo entitled to have and re-

ceive from the heretofore existing coun-

ty of Sierra, and from the s.dd county oi

Hocorro, ult unpaid and dcliiKjnent taxesami licenses due either to the said coun-

ty of H.corro, or the said county of Si-

erra, which taxes or licenses havo beenlevied or assessed upon or against pro-

perty within the limits, or persons doingbusiness within the limits of the county.f Sierra, as the sumo is hereby estab-

lished and created; and the treasurerand collector of said Sierra county here-

by oatalilished, shall collect and leceiptfor the same as the treasurers and col-

lectors of the heretofore existing Sierraand Hocorro counties, might have donehad i said properly remained within thelimits of the heretofore existing Sienacounty and Socorro county , and thetreasurer of tLe said county of Sienahereby created shall pay over all moneys

Vo'ebrii5clef inVrUo firovisit-n- s oi tin's

section to the treasurer of the county of

Socorro less costsof collection.' 12. On or befoto the first day of

June, A. 1. 11)00, the county collectortuid treasurer of tJio county of Socorro,windl deliver to the county commission-ers of Sierra county, a list of all delin-

quent taxes and unpaid licenses, and alsoa list of all taxes which will become dueon July 1, A. L 1909, upon property w itn-i- n

the limits, and upon pemonal pio-per- ty

belonging t) pel sons reading with-

in the limits of Sierra county, which was

form.'.rly, and persons who were formei-ly- ,

within the limits of said Socorro

county, and the collector of said Sieiratounty shnll proceed to collect said taxesand lieensrH s required by law, and theeamo shall be and become the funds ofSierra county.'

Sue. 13. It shall bo the duty of theauditor, treasurer and attorney generalof the territory to assemble as a commis-

sion for that put pose, and ascertain onor before the lust day of July, A. U.

t09, the total indebtedness of too coun-

ty of Socorro as the same existed at thedate ot therroatiou of the former coun-

ty of Sierra, which termer county of S-

ierra was created by Chapter 109 of thelaws of New Mexico for the year A. D

1884, less cash on hand to meet such in-- 1

debtedness, and the value of all portnanent public buildings of said county

at that date, excepting bridgeswhich remained in the thm createdcounty of Sierra, and also to ascertainfrom the assessment rolls for the year1884, the value of all taxable propertyembraced within such limits of Sierra

of Socorro at that time, and ascertainfrom the assessment rolls tor the year1003 the value of all taxable propertyembraced within that portion of Socorrocounty which is by this act detachedtherefrom and embrace ! within the pres-

ent couuty of .Sierra, as heieby createdand thereupon determine the amount of

indebtedness that equitably should beiiuo from the county of Sierra as herebycreated, to the said county of Socorro,and the amount so found to be due from

paid county of Sierra to the said countyof Sscorrol I y said commission, shall be

final aud conclusive upon each of taidcounties.' Section 'or tue purp,ise9 'enabling Sierra county to pay Socorro

eounty the amounts lound by s.id com-

mission to be duo to said fcocorro coun(Continued on page 3).

jnty Advocate. I O

IPSON, Proprietor,

jpsro' Sierra County,

r: AY, APrll 2. 1909.

I t JSCHIPTIOJR RATK9.

GEO. T. MILLER

Drugs and StationeryPaints, Oils and Window Glass

Order by Mail giver: tspeclal AttentionPrescription Compounded Day and Night

ye:r...." Mont: "J.' v.

M:-l-hs

Kcih;..ngUCopis

ADVERTISING RATES.

H'LLS3i"RO, NEW MEXICO.Jaffea'10 TBAg,ll,,,l,,WM,, ,M,,'IM ii,iiii,

One Incione issue 1 00 T. C. LONGrtn Inch one month 2 00 rates of the HPventpPDth century to undersigned under Soot ion 2;i2-- t of saidR visod Statutes.

M ITCH ELL (J HAY.First rub jan22-- Last pub 22 09

DEALEIt INOne loch one year ... 12 00

LoCl 13 cents per line each insertion.Loon write-up- s 20 cents per line.

ebame. Next week we will pub-lish in full the last bill, which ifcarried out, will put an everlastingcrimp in the county sent affairs sofar as Sierra county i concerned,and Bend Justice weeping to hergrave.

Notice of Foifeiture.To C. T, I'arr and Mary Mo A leaver:

Yuu wild each of von are hereby no-

tified that I, II. A. Wolh-rd- and Mitchi 1

Gray as have exp-nde- thesum of two hundred (5200; dnllurg inlabor and iinprooiMmTils upon tlio GrandView Mine rtid Mio.iig (.'hi-ni- , hitnateil in

DRyGOOOS.GOGCEPilES, PROVISIONS

HAY, GRAIN A'iD COUNTRY PRODUCE

HlflERS" SUPPLIES

V i COUNTY OEF1CERS.County Commissioners: F. M. Bojor

.que, first district. J. M. Webster, sec-

ond district V. G. Trtijillo, Chairman,third district.Andrew Kelley Probate ClerkWill M. Robins TreasurerM. L. Kahler Assessor

W.C. Kendall Sheriff

Jas. P. Parker. .Superintendet of ScIiooIhJFranscis'-- Montoya Probate Judge

the Carpciitcr Mininu l'iMriot, GrantSave Youb Lungs. Dm'1oi tliH' couqb. One pair of County, Now Mexico, atnl inoro pat- -

HILLSBORO, NEW MEXICO.ticularly di'Stribed in the h intion lu lioowhich is on record ia 1 io flioe of Iholunc:s is all you'll ev r Lavs treH

LOCAL HEWS.

Did yoa get fooled?

tbem well. Simmons' Cough Sy-rup will pootbe and strength n

tbem, stop the cough and give v na chance to Bleep in peace. Fi rsale at the Post Office Drug Store.

The CimRrron lumber mill whsdestroyed by lire laHtwnek.

rchandise

I'rohnte Clerk of tlie County of Grant,Teiritory of New Mexico, reference towhich nolioo is herchv uiado, us awKCSH-nif-

woi k si r?il in onb-- t- hold ntidpremises undor the i.rnvisioris of Section2.",L'4 Hevised St tntcK of the Unitedstates t eirigtln1 hhm smeiit work and Ihoamount required to hold the fame furthe years 1007 and 11)08. and you C. T.Harr heinj; the owner of a-- i uiuiividedoneixih interest therein, I, the under-S'ne- d

If. A. Wolord, have Tnii-- f"i- - yournccount ihesnm of Thirty-- 'l hree Dollarsmid Thirty-T-in en and one-thir- cents($.;;.'!:! i) as vour proporl ion of the

Our Lake Valley news items are

This la No Joke Hunt's Cut.has saved more people from tl HARDWARE"Ukl Scratch" than any othei

HSHOsHinpiit work upon the PtiH claim furthe pp. id years of T.iOi and l'.iOS; andyou Mary McA Heaver heinr the ownerof hi) undivided on third (';), intficut

known aopot, simply becausemakes scratching entirely unneoe- -

Ammunition for Shotguns and Rifles

crowded oat this week.

J.O. PlemmoDB left yesterdayfor Socorro and other points.

Mrs. Julian Chavez and daugh-ters came in on yesterday's coach.

The ooauty commissioners willmeet id regular session next Mon-

day.Don't forget the election of

school directors, April 5cb. Next

Monday.C. W. Rouse returned the early

part of the week from a trip toBisbee.

Mrs. Jas. McVeigh is quite ill

sary. Une application relipy.any form of itching ekin diHeaathat fifllicted mankind. One boguaranteed to cur any one casf

Screen and Panel Doors

there n, I, the und riyned, il. A. Wifrid, have p iid for y. urae omit theKiimof Hi xtv-Si- x 1 )( 1'aiH.in I Hxty-Si- x anotwo-thir- d

oent.-?- (8ifi..i !'';,') as your popot-tio- n

of the iisses-i'in-n- work on n thesaid claim for the said years of 1'J07 and100K,

You andpnch of you are further noti-fied that if within ninety davs from the

I'oreale at the Post Office Drustore.

service of this notice ( r wi'hin ninetyAlbuquerque is going to build a days after notice by this nuhiii-alion- ) Largest General Supply Company in SJerra

County$50,000 foundry. yon or oiwior or you i:ui or reins-- n tu nm-tribut- e

your prop ution of puoh expimiit- -

ure as to-w- it the sums men-tioned aforesaid in this notice, and totTrw1 C n.1n oiki-.jjuous- . xnere is no

and expects to leave for El Paso cot4s of the publication of this notice,your interest in said property of you ortrueeuperiority except that mated

by true merit. The reason Hunt's either of you who iil as aforesaid, willCome in proper, v of the undersitrr ed. DRY GOODSubsoi'i!e under section 2:'J4 of tbo ReLightning Oil outclassed all other

liniments it has the merit it vised statutes of the United Statea.II. A. WOLFORD.

Dat d flillsboro. New Mexico. Jan"- -

iry 8, lOOil.

First pub. Tan. Last. pub. A nr.

does soemthing. Sao what it will,d ) for cuts, burn?, bruises, aivainssore and stiff muscles and joints.Your surprise will only be exceed-ed by vour gratification. For saleat the Post OfBoe Drugstore.

An Albuquerque saloon was heldin day light last Tuesday morning.

Co.

in tt few days.Walt Banders has sold out hib

interest in the Union Meat Marketto W. C. Kendall.

Tom Mnrphy will start for LasCraoes where he gtes toeerve bb U. b. juror.

Date Whitham came in fromColorado last evening, leaving forKingston this moruing.

C. V. West, who has been illfor some time, resumed his posi-tion ad book-keep- er at K., M.fcCo'a store on the first.

THE PERCHA LOPGE NO. 0, I. O.O. of ilillshoro, New Mexico.

Officers: W. O. Thompson, N. G.; J.

Lake Valley and Hillsboro, New Mexico

-f-f f4-f 4--f 4 4-- f 4 444-M-- f fiti-fjHrver Purifier is the most valuable

G. Dawson, V. (.; E. A. Salen, Secre-

tary; C. W. West, Treasurer.

Meetings: Second and fourth FridayEveDi'ugsof eacli month. feblfl-0- 9

remedy I ever tried for constipationand disordered liver. It does its

i I t iworK inorougruy, but does not! Times Peaces!gripe like most remedies of its

character. I certainly recommendit whenever the opportunity occure. M. M. Tomlinson, Oswego.ivansas. I'riee Zi)c. W .... I' I' 1 f

For sale at the Post Office Drug O lilt p l0 1 U &Z D I t o C

fob Male. Iwo tine pianos.$10 per month, or will take goodorgan part payment. J. M.Cbaw-yoB-

Lake Valley. Mar 5 2m

Capt. John Fullerlon and Mr.Frederick BeunioD, the former ofSocorro and the latter of Albuquer-que, left for their respective homes

Sunday.Geo. T. Miller, trustee in the

matter of the Sierra ConsolidatedGold .Mining company, returnedWednesday from Cutter where he

oiore. At the Tost OfficeCANDIES,

SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE. Commercial Hotel.(Continued from page 2).

conveyed, it being the intent of the Min-ing Company to hereby convey all proper-ty of every kind now owned by it, whether

rueGOOD RETSIUMNT

Meals Hot From the Stave

RATKS:

Transcient, 50 rents per meal. Lo

Biiuarea in rne ierntory of jNew Mexieo orelsewhere, whether hereinbefore particul-arly desoribed or not, and which it mayhereafter acquire by exercising any of itsrights or privileges Ret forth in tho writ-ten instruments hereinbefore enumeratedand not otherwise.

That I will execute in conjunction withthe plaintiff, George T. Milter, Trustee,and Eugene S. Neal, Receiver, of the Sier-ra Consolidated Gold Mining Company tothe purchaser or purchasers of the abovedescribed premises a deed of conveyancetherefor.

That I will apply the proceeds of smM snlo

ral, ,'55 cents. Uegnlar Boarders,$1 per day.

MRS- - OLIVER WILSON, Propr.

Lake Valley, New Mexico.

spent several days on business con-

nected with the tiierra Consolidat-ed affairs. Mrs. Miller and littleGeorge are yet at- - Cutter.

This week we publish in full,from certified copy, the countyseat removal bill, known as bill No.2. The first removal bill was veto-

ed by the governor. After the firstbill had been vetoed, the fellowwho was sent from bierra countyto represent the people of said

E. TEA FORD,

a it o6c,

THIS R. J. JOOSOrj STORE,Lake Valley, - Hqvj Mexico.

aooording to thesaiddecreeand judgment anddireotious therein contained and to anyfurther or supplemental decrees that theCourt may make in the premises

li. M. TUKNER,Special Master to sell said Property.

p,Vof TnMiftrn Anril 9. A. T). 1W.

00 THE fljCall at5 GREEN RnnM tv- -Livery and Feed Stable.

Hillsboro, NewMexieo. I EVA G. DISINGER'S

county, promised not to introduceany more bills for the purpose of

removing the county seat of Sierra

pounty, but, being onto his job, he

proke his promise and introducedbill No. 2 which ia a vicious andunreasonable measure. But, theworstisyetto come. On the last

day of the legislature another coun-

ty seat removal bill was introduc-

ed aod jammed through bothhouses without opposition. BillNo. 2 is a vicious measure, but it isnot in it with bill No. 3, the pro-

visions of which would pot the pi- -

Notice of Forfeiture.ToC. T.Barr and Ma-- y Mc A P.eaver,

their heirs, assigns and adminiatators:YOU and each of you are hereby no-

tified that the nnderei ned has expend-ed on Hundred (t 100.00'1 Dollars in laborand improvements on the Grand ViewMining claim, for the year 190S, said min-ing claim being situated in CarpenterMining District, Grant County, NewMexico; in order to bold said miniugclaim under the provisions of Section2324 of the Revised Statutes of . theUnited States for the year ending De-cember 31st., 190.8, and if within ninetvdays after this notice by publication, youfail or refuse to contibute ycur propor-tion of naid expenditure an co-o- ners in

Fine Wines, Liquors and Clgarg.Good Club RoomE. E. BURLINGAME & CO.,

JCOiv nrnnc... CHEMICALLABOMATORy

Jewelry StoreWhen You Want

Watches. Clocks.

Jewelry, Silverware.Novelties Etc.

OUAS. H. MEYEKS, tfroprinEstablished in Co'.ordo,l6. Samples by mailo.Pi press will receive prompt and careful ntlention3a!d & Sifter Biiliion ""MlV&tVr

rce.i-Jfatior- i Tests 100 ,ot'said mining claim, your interests in thesame will become the property of the J 1736-173- 8 Lawrence St., Denver. ejo.

rilli PALACE.

nvi ('i.Just Opened.

".V Iroi IMTVLiquors and Op

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account. The letter should be in

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Address: Hei inopii, Sierra Co., N, M.

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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN:yat''

WHICH .WILL. ...YOU. PIfci Cheap trees, f,rnvm by nmldllcd nurserymen, or will you plant Stark Trees, theanxious to Invest In iD.crra County

Mining, & best trees thai r'icnj narscrv science un niroducc and insure yourself a hiffhlvl' ' rl Jprydue live cud prcf;t'.ibit5 crcbiirJ?

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j'l Li the ijr.tininiciis orinloa of o.rl.aru'is'fi in s of U.e cccnlry the thousands of letters in our files prove it. ThU yearour r.tiick in biVcr V.um ev.r. Never in oar history of 84 years have we put in our packing houses such fine treej?l iave wmc to .s this f all rom our ninj hranthplnr.K These trees arc absolutely dependable, quality the very finest; in fact,i chfilifn.e c.impiinnoti aid ot;tp!.t;tiivt). UiaA Trees have been proven and tested for many year ?y orchardiats in allj Pa'to of Slie Wtbt aiiu liuuiiiACii. una our trade in tliat vondroua section is increasing each season..

s-mn- jueiicioiis Applei'Tl . TP. it r 1

ii Grimes or Jonathan1 1111n qtVi.b,';'. r.a color, i.'c.te'O!! Ion j tfo rrovc! I This year has seen its greatesti:..ei. the queen of all quality apples

c. !r.rtUir-iMj-, u hieii yea v. i.l i:u0er.tand !y rexmoil no iiiuM imiiuo HQ; C;iiwIssion Merchants, Chicago.$ ycr v. e rrur tl inc cn.- - of 1

t.nmes Golden, Kome Heauty, Aleaandur, etc. We have (ound.'ii IIku time. W m e rcili .i iv',i;iwi yc-- r ;to be iutt v ii tt null icul: r t; lo 't' v ui in ric i. ;.!!; ar;..it', it bemfi tUMthrr too sweet nor too sour, a fine looker, and hai innA

ktcpint qual.tic. Delicious !iuuU hci;J the itat cf all tne atp Sif'niMl, C W. Wilmeroth, Treasurer.

Can You AiYord to be Witliout an Apple Making Such a Record?If you have never seen or tasted this variety, we will gladly send you a box containing three specimens if you will pay the ex-pre-

charges. We make no charges for the fruit. A let voa have received the nooles. retain the receint von net from th tnrpB company and we accept it as that much cash on the frst order for trees you send in. This offer for free specimens is also goodfor such of our other leaders as, Stayman Wincsup, Senator, ElackiSen, Spitzenburg etc., etc., as long as the supply lasts.mm, silver, cOther Stark Leaders forWestern Planters

l Besides Delicious, our varieties such as Kin(? David, Senator, Stayman Winesap, Black Ben, etc., are making good everywhereand commanding highest prices. Muir, Lovell, Levy Cling, Crawford, Elbertaand Krummel peach are extra fine this year treeI are the finest we have ever seen. In Aoricnt. such sorts ns Rovnl. Rliiihcim nnrl Tilmn nri fTtrn rlin;o Ri(leap, mm Am mmEj Cornice, Kaster Ueurre pear, etc., arc excellent; in f.trt our whole line of general nursery stock is most complete and unex--

jiteiieu. me prices are rij.,ni too. nu rcmemoer tnni every Mark 1 rce has our reputation of 84 years behind it.1 g S ! ' rom our two. nurseries at i -- rtlnnj, N. Y. (in the very heart of the famous Chautauqua Grape Belt) are simply

1 tiOU T lllvSl pertection tins y ear. T he senson has been favorable to growth and perfe-c-t vines with unsurpassed roots is theOur stoek includes all standard varieties as well as the Stark Leaders as Eclipse. Moor Lurly, WordenWilder, Jntiner, Diamond, Nijit'ura, Lutie, Lindiey, Norton, Gyntliiuna, etc., etc. Our Gooseberry and Currant are also frown at our Portland ourseries

you will tind them the best ttiat money v. il! buy.

ITore i Who!- - Vo.,. T711w r C. i . c.i t"Delicious apple is n surprise to me; 'the proof of the rudilim! is the eating." There are thousands of acres of poor varieties set out In thisvalley, and they will bod it out a tew years hence.' A. K. Xccple, Chaves Co., New Mexico.The 1000 trees you sent me were very fino. Jonathan, very nics, even growth; Grimes and King David, the best lot of trees I have ever planted. without exception ull are living. lion. I'arter i.arie, Am. Pomological Society, Chaves Co., New Mexico.I received your trees in good shape, and it is the finest lot of trees I have ever seen. Julius Wcllenhausen, Cochise Co., Arizona.Trees obtained of you have been true to name, all hr.ve grown and done well. H. S Gilbert, Humboldt Co., Nevada.rVHu-h- t tro of f fcr year, at'nd am plc.iscd. I hava tf. bt.t o.ti.atd in the neighborhood. Of the 270 trees I bought last winterthiee died, t.ic rest doing tine. W ere ou the read ol days and 1 never saw tiees in better condition. J. D. Urban, Stonewall Co., Texas.

"at010 I iUl IgUU CO O-'li'- Y''! 1 T't T!le eP-'inc- e of the most successful orchardists everywhere, especially in the west,x "UWo. have proven that one-ye- trees are best because Ihey are more adaptable, health.

ler, mane quicKer nnj stronger growtn, come into hearing younger and are the most prolific producers. To meet' the in-

creasing demand for one-yea- r trees, we are cler.rirg millions each seasonand this year a finer lot of trees were never dug from tbanursery row. Clean, straight, well-roote- these trees fenn the best basis for the ideal commercial orchard. Send us your list of wants.

We Pay Freight and Guarantee Safe Delivery'

We also box end rack free and these points co;:p!cd it i'ili the fact that we have fast daily refrigerator freight serviceassures the buyer that his treej will reach hica in the sittnc fine condition in which they left us.If you do net know Stark Tree, vrife today for our catiliU find price list: also for our Delicious Booklet.

pre uncqualcd. They are the naturalhome of all ranjje stock Cattle, Horses,3hcP and Goafs thrive vigorouslyfhrouSbout the year.

booklet which is very interesting to every truit grower. AU sent free. Address, Western Department of A

Stark Bro's Nurseries & Orchard3 Co., Louisiana, Mo, U, S. A.