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7VOL. 4. SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, ISO Í93.

TELEGRAPHIC.-

' KILLED BY LIGHTNING.Paris, Ky., April 10. Lightning

struck the barn of M..U Howard, nenrhere, latt iiiglit, nod killed 80 thnrpand 20 head of valuable horses. Totallosa, 820,000.

TOWN BURNED.Kansas City, April 10. A Times

special from Cherokee, Kas., says thoprincipal business block of the townwas bnrned yesterday. The loss isbetween $75,000 and $100,000. In-

surance light.

KILLED.Kansas City, April 10. A Timos

special from Woodward, Indian Ter-

ritory, say that twenty-thre- e menfrom the vicinity of Ashland, Kas.,overtook Billy Gill, a notorious) des-

perado, ten miles from there yester-

day and riddled him with bullets. Gill

had eU horsea that he had stolen fromhU pursuc-rs- . He h?d served a term

in the Kansas penitentiary,

A FATHER'S ANGUISH.St Louis, April 10. Samuel W,

Brooks, father oí Hugh M, Brook",

alias W. H. Maxwell, has written along and touching Hppcal to the Ame-

rican people to help him save Lis hoy

from tbo gallows. Brooks, senior, asks

syuipulhutio citizens to seud letter to

Goveruor Morehouse unking him tointerpose his tuercy between the boy

and the gallows. The United Statessupreme court refused Brooks a

aud when tho mandato comes

down at tho end of the May term pro-

bably he will be re-- s ntenced to death.

DESPERADO KILLED.Fresno, Cal., April 10. Thomas

Fatterson, the Nead desperado who

wiis recently sentenced to twentyyears' imprisonment for robbery, audwhs temporarily confined in jail atVisal'm, eHC&fd about A month i'

.Wad nud posse discoveredhim ypstiiiduy in a cornil about 75

miles from Ibis city, nrtued with ar'fli', aiid be attempted to shoot as

Boon a- tb üffieers came upon him.

Tho sheriffs ponjo opened fire, andI'aiUfsou's body was riddled ifiilibullet", nine tho s striking hiui. Thereiuaiiis wire brought here,

trUEI) FOR LIBEL.Dttroit, Mich., April 10. Mrs.

Aiidie Jfiikfou, whom the EvuningJutumd declared Wan to bo a

in I hn divorce suit which itannounced would bo brought by thewife of Thorn; son, has com-

menced a $:5,000 libel su;t againstthat paper. Mrs. Thompson's

say that oven fchouhl tlio Lil!

for divorco brf filed tho naino of Mrs.

Ja:kson will not appenrt'iurt-in- . Mrs,

Jackson denies that &lie even tu much

as knew the Tiie pteruatiiroBpriniog of a divorco Buit which muyyet bd Bellied out of court x muses tob,j a cosily bit of iiiiMuken culerprise asother libel suits are brewing.

LAND OFFICE CHARGES.Lamed. April. 10. Special agent

Ilobba, of tho genorul land office, bus

during tho past two days been engagedin an investigation c Receiver II. M.

Bitkel, of the local United Sutes landoffice at this place. Many very seriouscharges have been pieferrod againstBickel, among others that of euibez-tl'me- nt.

The inveftiirnti: n has notproceeded far enough yet to indicatethe roiult but those who are in a posi-

tion to know the insido facts, openlyexpress the opinion that enough will

be proven to warrant Bickel't removal.Many think Bickel as much to bluuieas Brownlue for the unfortunate fight

that has been going on in the o dice

here, and sines the lattcr's removul theopinion seems tu prevail that thereought to be a clean sweep and theoffice filled with entirely new men.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.Kansas City, April 10 A. man

about 35 years of age wulkcd out onthe James street bridge, acrots theKansas river, yesterday afternoon, andcasting aside a small linen bug leapedinto the river beneath. He was res-

cued by a boatman aud soon revived.

The linen Lor wL?n examined wasfound to contain $7,427 tu bills, abouthalf ol which was ia Austrian andGerman currency. The man wastkon to police headquarters, where hepave tho name of William Miller andafterwards the name of Marx Mnrgn- n-

stein. The only reason be gave forthe net was despondency on acconntof being a sufferer from an incurabledisorder of the stomach. lie claimedlo he an Austrian, and said that hehad been in this country only a

mouth. lie had a ticket from KansasCity to New York. The police thinkhe is a dofaalter ora political criminal,and aro detaining him in the hope ofpetting further information abouthim.

SESION REGULAR DEL CUERPODE LOS COMMON' A DOS DELCONDADO DE SOCORRO, NU-

EVO MEXICO.

Socorro, N. M., Abril 2, 1838 ElCuerpo se reunió a las diez de la man-an- a,

l'reapntes O. N. Blackwell,presidente; S. C. Vaughn, comision-ado. AiiHeute Luciano Chaven, com-

isionado. J. M. Luna y Sno, escri-

bano y interprete, y J. F. Cook,esvirro, presentes.

Los procedimientos del termino deMarzo fueron leidos y aprobados.

Las siguientes propuestns por las

pu' licsciones y imprenta pnblioa fueronrecebidns :

Socorro Weekly Times, para publi-car los procedimientos del Cuerpo deComisionados dol Condado on Ingles,a tre.t uenturos cada renglón, pagaderoen bonos del condado, Pura publicarlo minino en Español, a 4J centavoscada renglón, en bonos del condado.Toda otra cías de imprenta y trabajoespecial a los precios usuales.

San Marcial Reporter, para publicarlos procedimientos del Cuerpo deComisionados del Condado, y todaclase do aviso y publicación en Inglesy Kvpnnol, a B centavos ol renglón,cid.i nno, pagadero en bonos dol con-

dado,Socorro Daily Chieftain, para publi-

car lns procedimientos del Cuerpo decorbiniou!idoa y toda otra clase do pub-

licaciones y avisos en Ingles y Española 3$ centavos el renglón, cada nno,pagadero en bonos del condado.

D."spue. do cvttiiinar las propuestasel Cuerpo bailo (pie la dt GuillermoTell De Bnun fue la mus baja portoda t h'.se de imprenta, y a el fue con-eedu-

el couiruto desdi' el dia primerode Abril, 1S83, ha.itu lula primerode Abril, 183!, bajo do le términos yeftipulncinticg do ku propuesto.

La petición do Broyles Bros, do SanMnrciul, por una rebujo de su

por ei mm de 18S7, según la

rÍMu de ente, Cuerpo, esta rehusado.En cuanto il del Gila

(.'tío Cía por el uno do 1SS7,Cuerpo instruyo ni presidente O. N.Illackwcll rjne escribe a! Senior It. M

Porter, mullícelo tío la. coinpaoir,t ucante el asunto.

Entonces el C'jerpo seproroo hatdalúa dos de la tardo.

El Cuerpo se reunió a las dos gegunprorofo. Picst ntes O. N. Blackwell,presidente, y S. C. Vaughn, comision-ado.

Las siguientes cuentas fueron apro-

badas, y el escribano instruido girarbonos por las mismas.W. L. üoodlett, alguacil depu-tad- o,

costos en causas crimin-ales en la corto do juez depaz $ 80 00

J.F. Cook, alguacil deputado,costos en causas criminalesen la corte de juez de paz. .. 94 00

August Kayser, por llevar elCuerpo dul defuuto W.Brown de la sierra hasta LaJoya...... 20 25

J. ti. Luna y Sno, por loiprocedimientos del termiuo doMarzo, 1888 10 00

Drowue, Manzanares v Cia,efectos hista Abril 2, 1888. . . 80 00

Ciudad del Socorro, renta deagua pr la casa de cortes yla cárcel hasta Junio '30,18S8 15 00

C. T. Itu'sell, estnmpos por suoficina hasta I día primerode Abril, 1883 10 50

Elliott ií Howell, furraterriapor el ooudado 4 75

C. T. Russell, puur li de laonrc.il por el aies do M ar.o,1888 77 50

W. O. Tompkins, comida deprisionero, salario como car-celero y portero por el ates daMarzo, 1838 3oV 95

W. H. Byertu, arar y nivelarel solar de la casa cortes yponer 9G alamos. 14Ü. 00

C. N. Iliac': well, 1 día de ser-vicios como comÍHionada termino de Abril, 1888 5 00

S. C. Vaughn, 1 dia de servio-io- s

como comisionado termiuode Abril. 1888, y milluje. . . . 15 00

J. M. Luna y Sno, 1 dia escri-bano y interprete por S. C.Meck, dsputado 8 00

i. r . Cook, alguacil deputado,1 dia de servicios comoesbirro 4 00

Entonces el Cuerpo se prorogobasta la próxima stsion regular quetoma Ingar el primer Lunes en Junio,188. Aprobado.

C. N. Blackwell,Attest : Presidente.J. M. Luna y Sno,

l. b. Escribano.

FOR RENT.Four-roo- cottage with well and

garden. II. R. Harris. wl

Freeh, swoet French and Amerioancandy at .

tí C. Blanchard's.

If von WAtifc fiirnltiirA. nftw or lAcflnilhand, call around at Leexnns on CourtStreec before go'ng elsewhere. 845tf

At the Park House Arbor can befound Cold Lunoh day or nipht, Ov- s-ters, Ham, Russinn Cavias, LimbergerCheese, Swiss Cheese, Corned Beef,Hauibureer steak, Hot W7emer Wurst.Only house in the city open allnight, 4C9tf

CLOTIIIÍÍG MADE TO ORDER.All oroers shinned with the privilege

of examining suits when made.It. It. HOWISON,

Atzent fer John Wansrm.ker.273tf Philadelphia. Pa.

Imported jellies and preserves attf C. Blanchard's.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.A county convention of the Republican

Party Is hereby called to be held at Socorro on April luth, lBHn, to select sevendalegaui lt Kctublir.an TerritorialConvention to be held at Santa Fe, Mayurn, i.The several precincts of the countyaie entitled to representation as follows,under the rules of the territorial commit-tee :

No. 1 Socorro. ... 6 delegates." 2 Lemitar....3" 3 rolvadera..3 '" 4 Sabinal..... 3' 5 La Joya... ,3 "" 6 Bowlingreen,3 "" 7 San Antonio,3 "" 8 Contadora. .3 "" 9 Paraje 2 ""10 Alma 5 ""11 Kelly 4" 12 Magdalena,. 3" 13 San Marcial 4 ""14 Old " 3" 15 Valverde...3 "" 16 Las Nutrias,3 "" 17 SanFrancisot3 "" 21 Luis Lopcz.3 "" 22 Tularosa.. . . 3 , "" 23 Contarecio...3 "" 24 Socorro...., 4 "" 25 San Pedro.. 3 ." 28 Sa-- j Acasia.,2 "

30 Esoondida...3 "" 31 Santa Rita.. 3

! "32 Mangas.... 4 ""33 Socorro 4 "" 34 Baca Plaza..3

No. 30 RanchosLaJoya2 "' 37 Luna Valley3 "

33 CLerryville..2No-3- NewLasNutras,2 "" 40Cosquecitc.. 2 "

41 Carthage. ..4 "All precinct meetiiiKS fer the election

of delegates should be held at twoo'clock iu the afternoon of April 12,ims.

The meeting In PreoinctNu.l, Socorro,will beheld at the Court Home; in al i

other precincts the meeting will be heldat the office of the juslie of th peace.

J. 1). WOOUYAHD,Chairman.

WM. TELL DE 1JAUN,Secretary.

Socorro, if. M.. March 13th. 1888.

PROFESSIONAL.

Ty II. MOORE,

Public Accountant,BOCORRO. N. M.

0 G.DUNCAN, M. D.1'hynie.ian and Surgeon,

Socorro, Hevr Mexico. Ofllce .iortli-eas- tcorner of the Plaza.

JOHN 8. SMI-FEN- ,

Attorney at LawPractices in all the courts in ths Te iitory. Wm, N. Sui ler, manHur ofthe Collection Dopartmeut Ofiioe inDaily IJuildinp, FiHcher Avenue

Iba E. LaoNAnu, I jas. o. kitcb,Socorro. San Marcial'.

LEONARD & FITCH.ye at Law

fi4 '1

1888.

A.T.Haerison & Go,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

And Tinware,Cutlery, Queensware, Ouns, Revolvers. Curtridc" s, Ammunition. Unr Fixtures,

Lam Cliamteliers. Nails, Steel. Blacksmillm', Masons, Carpenters',and Mining Tools and Agricultural Implements. Also

XXJOiltO AND STUDEUAKKK WAGONS. BUCKBOARDS ANLJJLÜU1ES.

QflfW'e pay no rent, and hnve the most complete stock in the Territory. Aslmreofyour patronage is solicited. Manzanart Avenue, Opposite &Watson's Lumber Ysri.

PLUMB I NU, GAS AND STEAM FITTING SUPPLIES AT WIIOLE-SAL-

AND RETAIL. ALL GUARANTEED.SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO.

i4fothing Succeeds Like Success"OR THE

íLLiAiíD Hall.A New Stock of Elegant Goods, Both

Domestic and Imported,imported Cigars, Domestic Cigars, the Finest

Cigars aTHE MOST ELEGANT EILLIARD

W. PJMiWIiTT, Prop.NEW BACA BLOCK, OPP. SPERL1NO BROa

PLAZA HOTEL,WEST SIDE PUBLIC PLAZA,

(FORMERLY HOUSE

Newly Furnished, Refitted andRenovated,

QWell Ventilated Ronis, Good S. implowith ili

MRS, BROWN, Proprietress.SO NEW MEXICO,

a a srE gotyg& 3 w W Q

o

1UI

Leavitt

VVOKK

1.

PARK

House.

DEALEUjIN '

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,Dcmsstic and Imported FruüE,

Fine Totaccos and Citan, íonfectiíflsry, Smoters Supply,KRKSU BKKAU AND l'Asi il,

OYSTERS. POULTRY AND GAME Hi SEASON,FRESH FISH TWIU1Í A WEEKY

tZHJooc!s Delivered to All TartH of ti e Cilv.

BURK'S OLD STAND. SOCORRO, N. M.

Paek House ArborAnd Plaza Hotel Bar.

7 T.

in

AND ANDEl). (JF ALL ASD

HOTHiGd RAW

AKD HAM. AND HAW

IJ.L.J I .

IMPORTERS

I

!

JOtfRO,

&

Specialty.TA15LES IN THE TERRITORY.

Rooms, Bathrooms in connection

tn nrl Mttl Ü

BhRYi jobbers

C7TLSS7,3-- 1

1I1Lnsimia

TACELZ b

Brearla

QQC21

HE' GEM CI TV'S FA VORI TE PESORTho Most Cosy and Pleasant the

Territory.TUEHNEiT WINE?, LIQUORS CIGA113, DOMESTIC IMPORT

COLD LUSCUES KINDS. SWISS LiMBL'KGCHEESE. WElNEJt WUKST. RUSSIAN CAVIAR. IMPOUl'EDSAltDl.NES. PICKLED FEET. OVSTEILS. SAUSAGE

SANDWICHES HAMUUKGUEll STEAK. PUI-VA'l-

CLUB UOOMS ATTACHED.FRESH BUTTE UMILK EVERY DAY.

18.. O. TenliiiM, Miuiajíf.Dorsey & Woodyard,

Drugists&CHEM1STSSocorro, New Mexico.

TOILET SETS GEXTS' TRAVELING fKTS PINE ALI1UMS- -PEREUMEUY CASES JEWEL HOXES KIC. 1'UICES LOW- -

COME AND Us.

12TAL3,

KAILS,

miTI2ZIlTS

cipilNGER,

HARDWARE ee

32. 21 23. 23. 30 32 Laka Etreot.

mus.

CHICAGO, ILLS.

SocorroWEAT KáRKiT-

WEST SIDK OF TLAZA.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.Loava youi- - orders, und tliey will

filled (romptlv aoJ tlie toca lelivoie,!to hny pnrt of the city.

ILVER TKA SETS,VtT Kc(,s Toilet ScU,

Knivp, Korku Htid Spoonnt. J.8HARJCK.Albuquerquo.N

r,ILLIÍRYAnd. DRESSMAKING

-by- -MRS.

JULIA MORRISSTAMPING DONE TO ORDER

All Work Guaranteed.Next Weiller & Co.'s Store,

West Side of Ibe FinnATCHES,

CLOCKS AND JEWELR1If Repaired by an ,expert workmanand warranted.

I.J. Bhariclc.Albuquerque.N.M

GO TO ZACK'SBarber Shop

FORFinST-CLAS- S 170RK.

The OlJost Barber in tlie City.

PECTACLE81 o mnt everybody. Gold, Silvers and Steel irumes. faraiehtand near

Biph t.bluu and smoke Klasües.nhootiuff Klusse. I. J. 8HAR1CK,

Albuquerque, N. M.

S. T.BUTLER(Suraeator lo F. Burkbartl St Co.)

DEALER IN

Saddles, Harness,WHIPS, 8PURS,FANCY DITS. CHAl'8,

And everything pertaining to a firstclnsa Saddlery Houae. Larget-- t atockever seen In this market, selling at lowestliving prices. Call and bo convinced

Oposite Socorro county Bank.

WOWARD WATCHES,tij 'a Wallhnm Watches,

T'-- E1Fin Watcher' U SprinKtlfld Watchea,ÍA'ív Iliimpileu Watches.

I. J. SHAUICK.Albuquercne.N.M

MRS. H. A. KNIGHT,

MILLINER AND DRESSMA KEH.

New goods and reasonable priiMOpposite Trice Broa. A Co

"YOU CAN HAKE MEDINFURCnASING OKGaXSOH PIANOS OF'JTI K VERY11 E S T .MAN UFA CT Ü HE,

By Addrebsing

A.Á. KIDDFR,P. O. Box 233.

SILVER CITY KEW MEXICO.

BHAR1CKlias the largest and moiIi rompióte stork of Watches,

Jewtlry, Silver Ware anlk Spoctaclesetc. m th SoutL

wU AlhiiqiiHrqua. N. JL

ASSAssays of Gold, Kilvf r, Coppt-r- , Luadund other niiucralu limit, irin.,l!y.AhhIvhís nmd when desired. Clold,

Silver and Nitklo Tintina dono.T. E. SIMMONS,

Oflico on Plazn, Socorro, N. M., io theA. L. Straus bnildinji.

KELLY

MEAT MARKET.wholesale and titail.Alwiiys ke.cii di.) t Mum ia

town.

kelly, - xr.'.v Mi:xrro.

Wli HELD, PAINTER,

And P.ipor-Hange- r.

rt'ORk fiUVIUYiEED.

EOCCR X. il

"I. e

I' IT.!. IF. II. DE V.AVS.

OJicial Paper of City and County.

o(;trtitNrM"APKn7io.i'8

Term i of Subicripuon.y mail in nilraoc, potto g pre- -

Da y, one year 110 00M tix month 5 00

1cm thin 6 month, per m'h 1 00

erEClMM tIH FREl.dive posUofiice addrena in full,

county and ntate.Iletntitiuioes maj be ronilo by draft,

peat-offi-ce order, express, or rogititoredletter, at our rink.

AJdrexa all communication toThc Daily Chieftaih,

Socorro, N. VTo city subscriber, Dully tMiv-'- d

25 cents per week.

Roscoe Conkling is at the point of

death in New York city.

We hope that the bill to provide for

tlio settlement of land grant, will notgo to meet the bill to admit New Mex-

ico to statehood.

The rumor that the democr:iti partyia Mi.-sou-ri is losing ground may beexplained in the circumstance that attkiii particular season of the year almosteverybody Ukea a bath. ChicagoNews.

What has happened to the Californiaboom? It Booms tlmt the San Diegobrass band, let the wind oat of it.While the band was east everybodyribbed west, and as soon as the bandreturned home everyone niadu for theeast as rapidly as poshible

English engineers who are thoroughmechanics, agree to work for $1,040 ayear, and there is a scheme on foot tobring Bevcral thousand of them over to

tliii country, but the law which pro-

hibits the importation of foreign con-

tract labor, will probably interfere infavor of the Brotherhood.

A year ago the Dutuocruts carriedRhode Island by three thousand ma-

jority, and this year the Republicanshavo carried it by two thousand overall, and swept the legislature. Thatis a good indication of the tidal wavewhich will sweep the country next fall,and result in the election of a Rcpulicanpresidunt

General Boulanger was yesterdayelected a member of the French cham-

ber of deputies by a majority of 25,000in a voto of 90,000 although he hidstated positively that ho id a cuadidutefrom another department, and wouldnot accept an election from the onewhich chose him. The Boulanger crazeid one of the wonder of age.

Where was Delegate Joseph whenthe minority of the committee on ter-

ritories, of which ho is a member, madetheir anti New Mexico report? Isn'tit possible that if he had never been inWashington as our representative, thatreport would not have been made?Tho voters of the territory will un-

doubtedly see to k this fall, thatsomebody of influence and standingwill be sent to represent them in con-gre- w.

It id well known that the churchesnurlh and south divided on the slaveryline before the states seceded. Eversince the nnion was restored variousefforts Lave been made to reunite these

denominations. This week a con-

ference is beiog held in Philadelphiabetween the reformed church ofAmerica and the reformed church ofthe United States looking toward theestablishment of organic anion betweenthe two bodies.

That celebrated minority report onNew Mexico, was made up almostentirely ot extracts from a work by oneDavis who was the United States At-torney of the tcritory over thirty yoarsago. Davis ia now a federal official inPennsylvania. We always thoughtthat when the thing was probed to thebottom, it would be found that a Dem-

ocrat was reftpooHible for the slauders.It U a generul rule which has very fewexception, that all such questionsresult iu a HÚuilur solution.

Never in the history of the worldbefore baa Christian philanthropygiven such munificent in ma of moneyto charitable and educational instituti-ons as at toe present day. The giftof Senator Stanford of $20,000,000 tofound the Palo Alto university of Ca-lifornia hat bo ejuul on record. That ofStephen Girard wat considered grandat the time, bat ibis is over four timosas great And yet in üirard's day$3,000,000 might be considered asgrat a sum as foar timet that susow.

The Sauta Ke road ha issued a clr-eu- Ur

to npi-m-s in Missouri and Kansaseacit of Howell instructing thorn to

M11 special land excursion tickets onJanuary 25th, February 8th and 22nd,March 7th ami 21st, April 4th andL'.'xb, May 0th and 23rd, and Jane fth.These tickets will be limited to sixtydays from date of sale for retnrn, andfifteen days for pannage in each direc-tion. .The excursions will be toTexns,to the Panhandle of Texas, end to NewMexico, Among the prict-- s finedupon for the round trip may be men-tioned La Vegan, fl!.r.20; Albuquer-qn- e,

30.50; Santa Fe, $28.55; LasCruces, Iteming, El Paso, $35.25; andSocorro, $33.50, which is less than onefar.

A FAVORED LAND.

RICH IN MINKS, LAND ANDCATTLE.

Socorro is one ot the oldest settle-ments in America, no ancient pueblosettlement having been found uponthe site of the present modern city,by the lirat paoitth expedition, whichcoming north traversed the llio(randa Valley. The Spaniards, beingquick to perceive the climatic advant-

ages of the location and the variedwonderful resource) of the surround-

ing country, very won established a

permanent settlement, and the firstAinorican travelers through these re-

gions found Socorro a thriving andprosperous Mexican plaza. Upon theadvent of the railroad during the sum-

mer of 1S80, the town had a populationof 1,200, but since that date the growthhas been steady and rapid, so that to-

day the city, which was incorporated inJanuary, 1882, baa a population of4,o00. The city of Socorro is situatedin the Rio Graodo Valley, on the A.T. & S. F. railroad about one thous-

and miles west of Kansas City, and isalmost the ge graphical center of New

Mexico.Almost immediately after the advent

of tho railroad, rich mineral, chiefly

silver and lead, wuh fliacovered in theSocorro ruouutain, now within the citylimits, and atao in the Magdalenas,Gallinas, Mogollona, Ladrones, Limi-tara, Black Range and other mountainson the west, and in the Sun Andres,Oscuras, Nogal, J carrillos and Man-

zanas on the east. So that the city is

now surrounded by scores of tributarymining districts, containing gold.silver,copper, lead, irou aad maogauese, alsocoal, salt, mica, soda, gypsum, lime,kaolino, sulphur, plumbago, marble,fire-cla- y, and the finest and most dura-ble kind ot building stone, etc. Iron,lead and coal abound in iuexhaustiblequantities in the immediate vicinity of

the city.While being one of the chief com-

mercial points in the Territory, it isbeyond question tho mining and smelt-ing center of the southwest. Capital-ists were quick to see the many advan-tages and make preparations to profitby them. Mr. Gustav Billing, one ofthe most enterprising and successfulsmelting men in tho United States,purchased several mines, principally offluxing ores, and erected a three stacksmelter on the outskirts of the city, theworks being the largest and finest ofthe kind in the southwest, having acapacity of about two hundred tons aday. Mr. Billing gives steady employ-

ment to about 150 men, and offers amarket at the best figures to the minersof this country and Old Mexioo fortheir ores.

Shortly after the completion of therailroad, seeing the uoous-tit- for moreconvenient communication with themining districts of the west, thecoupuuy built a branch from Socorroto Magdalena and Kelly, thirty milesdintant, at the same lime deciding inthe near future to continue it on toArizona.

The Graphic mining and smoltingcompany, under the management ofTliomun A. Halt, one of the shrewdestand most thorough bumneaa men in thewest, employs a large force io its mines

in tha Magdalenas, and the extensivasmelting works, situated in southSocorro, have a capacity of 120 ionsper day and have all the work theycan attend to. Aside from treatingthe orea from the company mines, theinstitution is receiving ores fro in allsections of the southwest. The suc-

cessful establishment of the smelter inconjunction with other mammothworks, hat succeeded in securing thecity in its positioa at the mining andmelting center of the Territory.

A soda water factory, brewery,wagon factory, pottery works, flligrco

jewtlry and cigar Í- -. torus and other

manufacturing ent Mid n i te or inconstant operation, while others are incontemplation and in ouurse of prepar-ation.

A nnmber olejraut snd expensiveresidences and btiHiness houses havtbeen completed during the past year,while a fine system of water-work- s

has lately teen constructed by thecitylThe Hot Springs, three milesabovo the center of the city,afford a sufficient water supplywith fall enough to send astream over the highest building, thusinsuring an adequate supply for do-

mestic and irrigation purposes, as wellas ampio protection Rgainst fire. Asno pumping works are necessary, andthe city owns and controls the entiresystem, the expense is very small,while the water rates are lower thanat any place iu the West.

The eociety of the city is equal tothat of any place in the West,wh!ethe educational, church nud amusementadvantages are excellent. There area convent, an acadoniy, and good pub-li- o

bbí private Rchools; a large num-ber of pupils being in conetant attend-ance. Preparations are now in pro-

gress for the building of a fine andcommodious public school house. Thochurches are the MothodiHt, Episcopal,Catholic, Methodist Episcopal Southand the Presbyterian. A commodiousopra house has lately been completed.Many lodges are fully organized audhold regular meetings, . The w holesaletruda of the city with a largo section oftho country is very great. Socorro isthe county seat, and a magnificentcourt bouse aad jail have lately beencompleted.

A BEAUTIFUL SITE.Socorro is pleasantly situated on a

gentle slope, the Rio Grande runhiugby at iu feet, while tho majaHtio So-

corro mountain towers above it threemiles from the senter of the city. Theacequias or large water ditches fromthe river irrigate the lower land, whilohot springs burst forth at the foot ofthe mountain, the waters from whichuniting, flow onward into ProxpcctPeak reservoir, from which pipes con-

duct the water into tho residences andbusiness houses.the largo surplus beingused for irrigating innumerable gard-íü.- m

The thermal sprjngs have a. highreputation for their mediciual propert-ies, and a commodirussbatb house isopen to the public immediately belowthe springs.

Grain, vegetables and fruits of allkinds grow luxuriantly and yiuldabundantly, the vine especially doim;well, the soil and climate being

to grape culture. Wineof a superior quality is manufacturedin large quantities.

AN UNIUVALLED CLIMATE.

All authorities agree that the cli-

mate of New Mexico is the finest onthe continent, while thai of Socorroand the surrounding couutry is thefinest in New Mexico. Tho altitudeof Socorro is 4,U55 feet, tho air beingdry, pure and invigorating. Malarialand tubercular disease aro uuknown.The meuu temperature is about 01degrees, excessive heat being unknown,while the mercury has never beenknown to fall as low as zero, in factscarcely ever falliui; as low ns 20degrees. The cloudy days will notaverage eight a year, the llio Grandevalley being a land of perpetual sun-shine.

Numerous points of interest sur-round the city, and tourists can profit-ably spend many days in theirexamination.

BOCOKKO COUNTY.Tho population of A'ooorro county

is fifteen thousand, a gain of nearly100 per cent, since 1880. The moun-tain ranges contain iuesJiaustible min-eral wealth, while tin boundless plainsteem with sheep and entile, the cattleindustry especially having a wonderfulgrowth. Among the important townsare Magdalena, the terminus of thebranch railroad, a prosperous town of400 inhabitants; Kelly, three diilesabove it in the Magdalena mountains,the chbf mining camp in the countyand a place of tiOO inhabitants; andCooney and Alma in (he rich Mogollóncountry. '.m Marcial, a railroadtown having a population of over 1,000,with a very bright future before it;Carthago, a coal mining town, popula-tion . 500, is situated eighteen milessoutheast of Socorro. San Antonio isa prosperous and growing place ofabout 6U0 people, and is surro :n ledbv

"a rich agricultural country.

The A., T. it S-- F. railroad is mak-ing a final surrey from Carthagetbout 100 miles east to White Oaks iuthe midst of the Lincoln couuty goldfield?, when hundreds of tous of richores will daily sock the smelters ofSocorro, which even now has a largeand growing trade with that part ofNew Mexico, aeveral of the lsrgs mer-cantile establUhuif nts whose advertise-ments appear in The Daily Cliixftain,doing a very heavy business with oarneighbor of Litcoln eonnty.

SPERLING. BROS.

DOUBLE STORE- -

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,

FANCY GOODS, ETC.

Latest Stylet of Boots and Shoes, Uats and Caps, Men's Furnishing GoodsDress Goods, Silks, Satins, Gloves, Ribbons.

And all Kinds of Goods for the Every Description of

FALL TRADING. CARPETING.FjTWill duplicate Eastern Prices. All orders hy Mail promptly filled. Price

List furnished on implication. Address,

SPERLING BROS.. Socorro. N. M.

ILLIISTOISBrewing Company and Ice Factory.

BEER MADE OF PUREMALT AND HOPS ONLY.

Patronize Home ManufacturersKEG AND BOTTLED BEERAT REAtiONABLE RATES.

ICE ONE CENT PER POUND.

Grand CentralHotel,

HENRY LOCKHART, Prop.o

EVERYTHING FIRST-CLAS- KKAVLY FURNISHED. MOD-ERN IMPKOVKMENTS ANDA TABLE EtJUAL TO

ANY IN THE TERRITORY.

SOCORRO,

SmelterHeadquarters

Liquors and Cigars in

Only Arctic Beer

S-- Corner Plaza.

-- oooooonooooo-

-- oooooooooooo-

NEW MEXICO.

General Merchant,A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OP

GROCERIES CANNED GOODS, ETC(SUCCESSOR TO D. WEILLER & CO.)

Cheap Cash Store,Dry Goods, Clothing. Notions, Genis' FuriiiHhiiig Goods ami I ad;n ViVir

Specialty. Al"A FULL LINE OP BOOTS AND SbOES

SOCORRO. NEW MEXICO. I 'Vmie One Cofi.it All.

AND TUK

Keew constantly on hanJllrttcIubs country unit city njjs"

Aeucy for Lacine Wagon

Saloon.for thethe City.

Fountain in Socorro.

F. KT. PROP.

i "tl-- 1,: V

.. .and Curriage Couipauy,

íVTV W. YOUNG,Livery, Feed Sale Stables

PllOFIUKTOKOy

CARRIAGE

T

Finest Wines,

JENNINGS.

and

Magdalena Hotel,H. VEDDSByProp.

fihstcl'ass table anu good accommodations.MAGDALENA, N. M.

Convent ML Carmel,SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO.

FOR

TERMSAPPLY TO THE SUPERIORESS.

SAVED HIS LEG

GCROFULA

mm GiikiSD'!

T.rmnwu, Ofc., Antint 11, JP8I,

Jirr RWTFf flrBi iFH l o.. Atlnoi0ntinun I hu hern articled with

ttlf.TRdon of tit U'tf fvfr Hmw i m

rhllfi, turn rtlKn'-- f liniioiiMt-il- y .H,icdllurr, an mr nuth'T iiiTi'ret from

vtTiptnma. I atncvil t manhoftipif antic ton I r.r reaped mil th iniaybwaino rmrrahig a:j1 painful bejrnnd thpow-o- of wonh M urnrrlbe. Mr HclilftnrtUMilnrtT IrcAmf fearfully luvoU O.tiIfft Iwii'.n lefl .itiHMly mlfwUfi. Flnallr,a Unit, rourii'fn .unri ma iilion mrrtht leg had r.neo tlnoiiiíii il- flh Intothe bone. InnrdiTto mu1 my lil tUedvtom dieriiinoi t mnputaii my leu helotha kuc. 'Ihe uwfullyporfornied hy Dr. U. V. M. 1ii!r. of Mlmt ta,and iJr. W. P. l.it.ionia hut thaloftflOÍ myieg gae tif only lei.ipomry

Th poto was mili In my aidonn bfk'aii to show Ucclf pr.ttn. lu a f tmtt

tima after law ulcer on my lefiif n, colerín tt fr.;n the knee to Itie tnstt-p-

KrequeM ,y while :it work I eonlil be trackedhy the b.ood which on'M from tha trniraulcera, aiid th vrr and Tiientmc hoiwereo n:leiiiv v;t rnjr fH'ow uorkmen,could not Kv.nd thtikteiich aud would dhv

way from m.c.Lat I wtw to try ft. B, ft.

A a lo t 1 ccevMitcd to do po. andabout icvn rnoith ( I ti takttitr iha

I oon iMvjir io feel il.f oM effevtaof tne . ortrpVtva runuingto (trow 1' m and lrt end flnaily cfnfd, thaulcera healed, oiy tl nft became Ann andaoiid, aud to dav. after mhli twenty unabottled, I am a i.a'e. and to.,i a man of myae aa there In In Georgia. I o" wm.ty oneyearn old. but feci ii"W younpt r aud atroniferthan 1 (ltd when I w at t tveniy live. I wetu

t lihpouiida. t ba en ofthe terTlhlf teMae, to remind ma of (notorture I Buffered n muiv years, Utl lthe pear of the ht alcd ulcers.

I want tha w..rM to know of tha alrmsemiraculous Mir iTtsjtt d on ma tf ft. 8. k.,and I call uxn th'sc who wlitli to know tt.up.irtlculitrtt direct iv from tnu to writ a. ard Iwill consider It a pl naure well ai attutyto answer their le tier. 1 W. KItond, of UtUoUia. o to tt-- trut.i of mjauttoweui. Ver íáttcíuii v., urn.

k LskMM..

Treatbte on nw1 and Wcln DtieaAM malirdfraa. 1"-- aw ir Brxcinc i:ul

ijraM ur J, AlUuita, Qa

SOCIETIES.

WC. T. U. MEETS SECONDand Fourth Tburwlay of

ench month. Meetings open. All latliecordially invited.

GEM CITY LODGE NO. 7, I. OF., ini'cts every aturdny Ten

Ine nt their ll;ill on Matiznimrps Avenuoat 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brothers cor'dinlly invited.

C. TJILKY, N. O.J. J. KELLY. Bec'y

O. IT,Slouch Post No. fi. Rrpular ropet-ídíj- 8

every soronj and fourth Mon-days of each month, at 8 o'clock p. m.at Castle Hall.

L. IIENSON,Post OoAiuiauder.

J. II. Hills, Adjutant.

CABALLERO Di: SAN MIGUEL.hall in tíocorro College

every Sunday, h 2 p. m.Joa.v Jokk Baca. President

B. C. Castillo, becretary.

Scorro No. 9. Stated CovaimraiionIJd and 4ih uesdavs- -

T 1 TíT'CTT IVJ. li. jviiLLS, Sec y.

I ongu;mara Camp, No. 1. ot flocorro. Kn. Itrefular meeting every Thanday eva. at 7: 3O, p

m. at their Jiall oí Otero Street. ileniber ararequested to be irnm)U in their attendance. Viiting mem ra of thti order nr rurdiallv invited.

O. N. r.LA KWFJ.L. Manager.J. F TOW I.E. becreturv

I. Ü. G. T.Socorro I.oiU'e jso. 'Hi, I. . O. T. meets ererr

VruUy DYci, 1111, 11c, r)'i'iicl at the K. f r Hll.W. J5. FOSTEB, W. C.J. M. Faddis, W. S.

Ii. oi l.Rio Grande Lodge No. 3. Meeti as Castle Halllu Harris on tloc-k- every Wednesday at 7:30, p, mvisiting lrot)ir will recrive a rhivalnc weVom.

M. F1SCHEH, C. C.J. II. MILLS, K. of P. 8Dd &

CHUKCH DIRECTORY.

PJATIIOLIC CHURCH, of SanMiguel On Punduys liich mis at

0:30 a. m. Spanish sermon; low mass at7:30 a. m. EiikIínIi aermoii-- . During thew'k. lw mans at 6:80 a. ni.

All' n'iould remem'ier and attend.EmjcIis) tornion only ui low mass.

Uv. F. Lestka. Parish Pnet.METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church,

Eniilisli). I'reHchinr scivícoh everySniibiitli nt 11 a.tu. and 7;80 p.m. Bahha'.hSchool ut 3 p. 111.

J. A. LOWE.Paator

PRESrYTERIAN.-Preac-lii- nir Sunday at 11 11. 111, hud 7:30 p, in. HundayrSchoul, Sunday at 10 a. m. Prayermeeting HViliH'Hdny nt 7:0 p.m.

liev.G. AV. Iiiut.LB, PaxtorMETIIODIST EPISCOPAL SouthPreaching, Sundhy at 11 a. in. and 8

p. m. Sabliath School nt 10 a. m. Prayejiiieeting, Tliursday at 8 p. m.

Scats fren. All arc welcome in thehouse oí God. J . P. Killuphn.

Paator,

O 5 rr.r--g 5

lltihfk .DY HAIL

PREPAID. .' l IMF....in r.n' riñe ntHianty t Ualom

lli'l or tj.lf) Button i ITKIIHl W MHT, LOOK aud WKAU

I.OUiSViLLJi.h.KJSLTlKW. J

IAMONT) PINS,Diamond ta Drop,1 Diamond l'Uareleti,

Diamond Hiiii",Diamond Collar Bullous aad EldI.J.ÜlUniClC AlbunuetqiM, I li

ARTHUR GOEBEL,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

fiTinnn-nTTi- i tm Tin n n t n T n U nlr It U U i!. lilH. b Alii) rfiUllblUflb.

V7i;3LS AIID BslAKDIZS.THE FINEST N..TIVE WIN E9FU0U

L. & H. Huning's Las Lunas Vaults,rare Urspe Brandy (aguardiente) from the name place. All dealers should

examine my stock.ON TUE PLAZA, BOCOREO. N. M.

Bank ofTO

DOER A WITHSAME AND AS A BANK.

Socorro, N. LI.

Socorro,BUCCEaSOR

FIRST EUTIOilNK,GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS

FACILITIES SECURITY NATIONAL

ori m sal01

Keep on Hand at all Times the Finest Wines,Liquors and Cigars, Domestic and Imported,in the Market. Fine Old Whiskies a Specialty.

SOUTH SIDE OF PLAZA. SOCORRO.

GRAPHICFilming and Smelting Company

ocoinio.x. 3i.We MTito the ittentien of the Miners of New

Mexico, Arizona, and Old Mexico to thefact that nnr remttdcled and eDlarped Smelt-

ing Pl.int in now prepared to treat all classeR of

Lead, Silver and Gold OresEconomically and at reasonable prices,

and respectfullysolicit a sbaro of your patronage.

WE WILL PAY' CASH FOR CONSIGNMENTS AS SOONAS ASSAYS ARE MADE.

R. E. LEESON. C. J.

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T. 8.

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&

Com House

- AND

SIGN OF RED FLAO.

H.

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IN . .

A Lirge Stock of the Winos, and Cigars

f

A-loyti-n- Kloelf,

U. JUSTUSPresident. becrelary and

RIO GUISuccessor to

11." MOORE, Cashci,

TITOS. A.HALL. Manager.

TOAL.

ConsmnmeB Solicited

Xromjt TTetuiriis.COURT STREET.

Socorro,Jl'NUK, AUSTIN,

Treasurer. huperiuleudent.

SMELTING GO

Gustav Billing.

LEESON TOAL.

CITY ATTCTIOIT

iLiquors and Cigars.!THE ONLY WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE

SOCORRO COUNTY.Fluent Liquors

WHOLESALEANTONIO CURTESY, Proprietor.

liiLLlNU.

TI

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Buyer of Lead, Silver and Gold Ores;

SOCORRO, ;.ir,A. Gh SMITH,

DEALER IN

JSLBY WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.

Beef, Pork. Mutton and Sausage.MAGDALENA AND KELLY, N. M.

AMERICAN WOMEN A3 WIVES.

now W. Cu".., th. Or. Fiancb-ma-

Wo. m CoMrtieat t.lrl.

Tf W rer'rn rot'iin mor tbin coin"Hi'i nt bu th coincident is a hippy ; .th. t he, two inoRt powerful l;eiiiiinnnH Hi.mii'a in Frame are marneJ toAm rtc.-- women. Waddinon w ;snmrr.ed to an American woumii i i E

I, ami ( lemcncca't wu n srried to aYankee pirl on her native heath.

is the eon of LukIhu parents butn native oi 1 ranee, and a tliorohFrenchman in tasfc snd instincts.

Clemem-emi- , wh n he.i exil-- d (mmhia countrr in the ttme of the l.ttle Na-poleon, settle I for a while in the I nit.nlclava and taupht school in Cnnnecii.-Mt- .

There waa a bevy of mm rn.ti.l.tTonn jrirls in hia ant an I all vnj un-paged to weil bnt one. H pentna ledthe one to bint, and me laat

waa the first to be mariied. (

liaatenml home at thu brenkinout of the iT.itKO-I'ruiwia- n war ; ioiu.itfor hisroun ry, ami when pesce m.he took an active part in política. Hu incalled an extreme Kadical in butin thia country he would paa for a Con-servative, lleiaat'orou h Pejmlili.-u-and is amhitiousto plant the ni nn nt. insof the United folates Louttilul.o.t iu1 ranee.

Mrs. Clemencean is the head of thohoiwe, and has the pleaaura of knowingtii.it her htiHband is on of the ni'wtinestic nnl best regulated men luoraliyin Trench p, it. lio life.

home einin nt I riliah politicians, too,are wedd mI to American

Sir William Vernon ILirmnrt, Clad-rtone'-

first lieu'enant in cotmuauJ ofthe Liberal party, is mu niel to thetlmieliter of John I.athtvp Mntlcy. aton.- time Minihtor to LiiiMiind. llmi.oiirt1 para the reputation of Indus En iom to1 is wile only. He has the ulieit i"po-s.t.o- u

of unv man ia Fn.dibh public 1 e.lie canselifoin sy a km I word to uny-b- o

ly but bis wife's hen a trruTword w illt.nswer as well. In thi.i country hewo'ild stand no chance in politics, bulin Unhand members of 1'arlianient andpu die men g uerally seldom come in(oiilact with the frreat body of the peopie. H.irourt cm mount a plat nnun 1 larr.ip the Tories for hours at u time,nnd that suuufijs his Liberal constitu-ents.

'Ihe wife of Thomas Tawers O'Connor,r. I arnell'a abb-s- t lieuten int, i nl-- o m

American, the .Imilitur of Ihu lulo Judy e1 uscliull, of i etna.

HOW A DIME IS COINED.

An Inter. 'In-- r Proce" thnt tha PabiloKjiuw Lilt AüuuU

Just at pres-- nt there is a lively de-mand ad over the country for silverlimes, and l.un lreds or t: 0'is ui is ol

d ill rsof them arr n insh jip u to A'ewoi k, Chira.'o, tintinn.iti.M. Louis and

o .ier Ka tern l iti.-s- . Twooitl.e i. ont--

..uses nr.-- . and have lieen for some time,r nnd g i xc UHivcly on this coin, 't heo - nand i no that th ae iii;ioliin su.u not ceil htonpel on Sun l.iys, an I

lull bu run on tout day Uiiouwh tut)present month.

'1 he procesa of dime-mal;l- n is on in-- t

restiii.-one. The silver '.ui ion is flrtri died nnd run into two-po-.- n l b..r.T.ieKe in turn are run throu.di imnien.-i-r ili.-r- un i flattened out t t ti ttii"';n,--0 the coin, 'i hese silver sli iis are thenp usse I tlironch a machine, w iich cn'4tnetn into the proper siefor tlm pr asestue B.r.is l.rst hain been treated wit,ii kind o. tuliow to prevent their bein.í.TaU lied in their passage thion ;h th.cullers. The Sib or pun es are then pu:i.ito the feeder of the printing picrs,1 nd are fed to the the by uuu .i.atu ui.ii hinery at the rate of II 0 per iiiin.ne.4S,0,iO Uimis beinic turned out in a livul.r working day oí eirht hours. As lin--

nouih pieces are pressed between thevon lerous printing dies they recei.e t!ilettered and figured impress on in a manner siiiul.ir to tb.it of a p 'per pr.'ise.iupon a lorin ol type ; at the s.itne tun,t.ie piece is ixpau Jed in a Blight de-j- i eeaud mu amad corrugations are cut inu.its rim. 'the inaciuue iro8 thu com-peted coin into a receiver, and ilia re-- Jy

for the counter's han Is.

What Invention Hu Knanlei! Man to DoIn f'anat llt;ln

Kcthlng perhnps co Btromy charncterIcm tli a century as the advnce man iaina'i.i k iu exp.orin r, uu.t rmun iin an.,o..l;iiniiii a inastery could war. ely roce.l iu a more int. uitive way tumi itrai inn its stages iu the instances wo h iecoiisuleied. J be Alps and the two .sthmuses illuhtrate it i.i a not uuiiuing way.It .8 safe, probably, to say that the putterto excavate earth, to excavate aud I las.ro k is from five lo ten tiim-- as great avli.-- n a man wholly unknown to lanabin s witn a handiul of his co.iniry .n nu liere the city 1'ort Said now sUnus audIcios the excavation of vue

In renard to the present entrrprisenpon the American Isthmus, if we lukin o account its magnitude and the ih,

involved, it represents wilhout o .I t Ihu greatest elfurt in the line oindustry and peaceful achievement manb h y 1 put forth. ie Molinan, the II.

u ecoiio.niot, computed that the stockoi ma. hinery for the excavation rcprsent jd the labor of half a million i. en..ii- - h a tai t indicates how far the procesacoii.,ueriu nature has been carried. Thev .. lid is watching, with no douiit a u

o I rkeptii ism, the way in wni. li ther mninint; work u being dune, aud ine i nli. io circles eHpocia.ly and eageilot r st will continue to be manifestedi i Ibis great struggle of skill and mvi

g inns against the forces and o. stina y of nature. It ni .y be prolracted, butit lutut be iu the end successful.

Venial Nutianea In Mlaeplnf Cnro."It is one of the inscrutable inyateriesof lna why th i slowest ami most ' jn

and most scliish of women gen-erally obtain pnsteaNion of the drtjii iuroom tint, and holds it until thu pa'.ieu eof every other woman in the car is almutexhausted, llegardless of the comfort oiothers she washes, and powders, andpu a up her hair, lets out her bangs, andbrushes her teeth, and manicures hernails, and arrange her collar and cm s,and a'l the rest of it with the culm deli-beration oí one who has nothing todobut loaf, and the whole day before her todo it, hile ber surh-rin- sisters are wait-ing waiting witn unkempt hair andgiowing ire, her puiulul and aellish slow-ness, l rom all these and the manyminor miseries of a sleeping car womenpray to be delivered though, by theway, they should do aomcihing moraeih cJve than praying. If nothing bet-ter eou'd be devised in the way of accom-modations one great improvement couldbe eaoily put into practice, and that is tohave a cur for women to themselves.That alnne would reduce the diaiiree-(U.l- ct

of Dlht travel very comiJei.ti.ly.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

A Territorial Convention of the Republican party is hereby called to be held atStnla Fe on May 15th. 1888, to selecttwo delegates and two alternates to theRepublican National Convention to beheld at Chicago, June 10th. 1888. Theseveral counties of the Territory ateentitled to representation as follows :

Bernalillo , .10 delegatesColfax 0 delegatesDona Ana ft delegatesOrant . ... 6 delegatesLincoln 4 delegatesMora , A delegatesKio Arriba 7 delegatesHan Miguel' 15 delegates

te 7 delegatesHierra 5 delega esHocf.rm 7 delegateSan Juan 4 delegatesTaon fl delecatesValencia 6 delegates

County committees are requested tomake all proper arrangements for theboldinj of county conventions and theselection of delegates.

Under esisting rules alternates are notallowed, and proxies can not be recog-nized unle beld by a resident of thesame county as the delegate for whomthe holder of the proxy acts.

Citizens of New Mexico who are infavor of protecting American Jabor andhomo industries, especially the wool ondmining industries; who believe in a fairand Just enforcement of the laws; whodesire an econon leal and honest admin-istration of the affairs of the Territorialand National governments aad equalityof all rights to citizens, whether nativeor naturalized, are cordially Invited toparticipate in the precinct conventions,which will select delegates to the countyconventions.

Wm. W. Griffin, Chairman.R. E. Twitch EM,. Secretary.ICuU'n. Couuty conventions must In

held at least twenty days before theholding of the Territorial Convention.

County conventions must be composedof delegates chosen at a precinct massconvention.

County committees will arrange forand cU all precinct conventions andappoint times and placet for such precinct conventions.

Where no couuty committee exists, themembers of the Territorial Committeewill perform the duties Incumbent uponthe county committee.

Whenever practicable, precinct conventions should be called upon the sameday in each couuty, and county conven,tlons should be held at the county scats,

Mexicanfilusiang-Linimen-

t

Safeties, Córatenos, Contract!Lumbsea, Mase lea,Ehemuatium, t trains, EruptionBarnii Etítchet, Hoof Ail,SoaldJ, EJTJoiati, BcrmirBtlag Barkaciio, War:nBite, CtX.1, Ewinutr,Braiies, Earns, 6ad&e Galls,Bunions, BpaviaCorsa, Cracks,

For 'Art or CEAST, Rub it ta

Y!S0r.0JSLY 1 1

I y(n's Hi; í?.. i roncUuii st .'.In i!i;tl

ut .Ml N aVtA. aU7ira

E'VClllS T rr n

o i

For 40 yt ;r i ytm'sKat huir on j!ro-sorvedslü-

1 n'M-ri- r

indies and l: n;:li(3 i:!;loi.'lis for jírntlfíiiií!!.IiiunríHalc icscjIín I

Lyra's KaiiiairtaL: i tl ItrKinr nt hc Mr.

- i va. a tan tip Mm ib 'unaiMi.you'H . hath airo npi VPs natural strength& boftiiCKs to the iiair.Invigorates tlio root-lets by frcoinir thofcalp from dan dm tí.

Ilycn's Kathaircniv re wu.i, it

!- - I.: i v.

- ' st. tons, Mrt.. it .i SA.I'ff C I.. i,' TFÜH,

; l.c:.'ii' n.ttTXK.

' A uJOiilllHri'MlHi i,. . BenlWork A Lowc.l l'ilr..

The Duily Chieftain Is prepared to doall kinds of neat Job printing at reason-able rates. !A new Mock of goods hasjust feto rosttiviMl. Call and amnina

Elliott & Howell,(SUCCESSORS TO J. II. I1KNSLKY)

HARDWARECROCKERY ANDrumps. Steel, l'uwder. Firearms. Gas 1'ipf. Iron. Fuse. Ammunition, Rubber TossNalls.Caps. Have a I I 1 I FOT 3"TTT in conneelici i:7i

Store . where wo 1 I X k LT--X. m a n ufuclnrc .

kinds of Tin, Copper, liras and Slioel Iron

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Road in the WorldManagement.

Wa will ant nnr finir of ibm hor boolm by mil ryat Paid nrn rar,pt of onlf 1 tit nnr tnt fnt1 f Vntatany twenty iliv lorilOf muí tha auiiry Hnt tu lkn) for T. Onf a tha antliw liat tun'l in

T.ith clr.di .14, Thif In he treat it.nral o to hooka Ter otfrrfd. lo not fail totnka a.lVMt)tr iu(Ultrnrtionvwiixtn!nt ormotcy rvUrtftVI. I'ootar tamrA Ukn fnrf rartton of a Miar. Ai totmr nullity,

rrtfT n my nawnpaner puhliicl In Nmw Y rk. J kowlaa to tha Connnfrciit AvnoIrH. AM onln ti''l hatiirn niftU.AddrtM AllletUrt: F. St. tVFWX, Publisher Mirry Htr t, ew 1 wrk.

AN EMINENT EXAMPLE OFAMERICAN EN-TERPRISE ENERGY AND PERSEVERANCE

Iu tbe Lands ot young tnen, this great syBtem has been so csrefollj man

aged that it has earned a reputation second to none for convenience, safety and

the luxuries of travel. Is now the best and most popular route for trans- -i

continental travel, in connection with the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad it hut

opened np an almost unlimited fluid for pioneer enterprise in the For tVet.

No other railroad con carry the man w ho is seeking hia fortune to golden

opportunities such as are open along a thousand mileB of this great njH'eui.

Through Tickets can be purchased from Socorro to all points East ar.d W

For Further Information Apply to

A. J. CRONE, Local Agent,Or Address

GEO. T.NICHOLSON,General Ticket aiirtf PasHenper Agent, Topeka, Kas.

Largest IoIIbf woedrjCHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS is now an 8 pago, 64

THE paper. It Í3 the largest "dollar weekly" in theUnited States. It9 eight broad, long pages present each weeka mass of choicely selected matter containing much to 6uiteach of the varying tastes of the family circle. First andforemost, it gives all the kews, complete as to details yetconcise in form. Its market reports are unsurpassed forcompleteness and trustworthiness. Special attention is givento agricultural and home matters. Every issue contains sev-

eral completed stories and a regular installment of an orig-

inal story by some well-know- n English or American author,exclusively secured for The Chtcacjo Weekly News. It isan independent paper. It recognizes the utility of politicalparties as means for the accomplishment of proper ends, butit declines to regard any mere party as a fit cubjoct for un.questioning adoration. It is not an organ, and thereforeescapes the temptation of condoning the questionable underIho pressure of partisan allegiance. It is unbiased in its pre-

sentation of all political news. It solicits tho patronago ofintelligent, thoughtful, honest people, who love country morethan party. In all departments it aims to present an cnter-prLin- g,

impartial and entertaining family newspaper of thovery highest grade. Its 6ize and character considered, it isnow, more than ever before, the cheapest weekly t.t the UnitedStates. ONE DOLLAR A YEAE, postage indudod.

arpsi nlfornw 1)

7 ük ghitflrin.

A..T. & S. F.Time Table.Tking Effect Msrch 23th, 1883.

OUIXO NORTH.2 PRtowpter 7 51 p.m.

No 84 Kr Rbl lO.üip.ro.Ko.tfU Frtigbt H:ao m.

OOIXQ SOUTH.No.1 Pen8er 0TOs.n.No.Al Freight f :27a.m.Ko. KreiRnl 4.10 p.m.

MAGDALEN BRANCH.No.fil cconimwUtion Lor.10:00 a mKn.W)2 " Arrive.. 7:45pm

Fre'ttit tratas T nnl 3 carry naMcn- -

(rrs lutwcin Albuqucrquo nil SuaMarciui,

A. J. Crosk, Agent

TOST OFFICE HOURS.Tbe mailt will clooe m follows:North bound, at 7 00 p. m.fcoulh bound, nl 9:(K) a. m.Jíagdaien bound, 8 00 a. m.

A. J. HARNEY.Postmaster.

tWAll bums local in tin DailtCuirrTAin will be paid for at tbe end oftscn week,

CITY AND COUNTY.

C. J. Toal is suffering from a severeold.

lepay 8heriff J. F. Cook b8 goneout west.

There will Mill be a good peacherop in this city and vicinity.

Major J. D. Brooks in home againafter an absence of several mouthsfrom the city.

lion E. V. Chavez has taken a rundown from the Dwttrict Court, wherehe ia acting aa interpreter.

Doctor C. G. Duncan lias gone toCarthage to visit the patients of DoctorGleason, during his absence from thatplace.

For enlarged pictures in Crayon oInluink, leave your orders with JKbmitu tbe photographer, t f

Selling out all goods attf C. Blancbard'i.

This efliee is under obligations toDelegate Joseph for a copy of tho Milla'tariff bill.

The work of trimming the PlazaPark trees, appears to have becomecompletely paralizad, and the trees arotaking care of themselves.

August Winkler has bought out thebakery, and will hereafter be preparedto furnish the rublio with anythingio tho bread and pastry line.

Justus Jtangk, the energetic treasurerof the Hie Graude Smelting Company,returned lant night from an extendedtrip through tho neighboring repub-lic.

The biggest chew ot Climax to-

bacco for lu cents, attf C. Blanchard's.

City tcrip for sale, Apply at thisoffice. tf

T, J. Fleenian the merchant tailor is

bow prepared for business, since ho hasestablished biuifwlf in his new quarters,corner of the Plaza acd Court Street,lie is doing good work and guaranteesbis customers satisfaction-- .

The city council will meet tonight,urn! the new members will be sworu insod will then take their seats. It is notlikely that much other buMuess will beattended to, as there will be a regularmeeting on next Monday night.

Maj. Bahney has just completed thefineta stable and carriage house inSocorro, and has set out a fine bt offruit aud ihade tree on his lots onPark street. Nearly every person isimproving their city property, andthus the god work goes on. It

p:als veil for our city.

Pipes of all kinds at any price, atti Chas. Blanchard's.

Small bouse and lots near GraphicBmrlter to exchange for span of horses,or mules, wagon and harness.

wl II. K. HARRIS.

"Among tbe ('resident's callerstoday were C. II. Giediueincr, ItoiuuteMartinez, Uasttcll Marcy and J. II.Christ, of New Mexico. They werepresented by Delegate Joseph. Col.Marcy is United Stales marshal of theTerritory."

The above intelligent) Washing-ton dispatch appeared in tho St. LonisGlobe-Democ- rat a day or two ago. Itfrequently happens that democratswho leave the East and come to NewMexico change their names whu theyarrive here, but whv the active youngleader and chairman of the deniocratiuexecutive committee should changehi name to Uiedmeiner as soon as)

reaching Washington, is somethingthe people can't understand. Butrepublicans will rejoice to know thatHon. Russell Marry, good republi-can, and Dot Mr. Maitines, ia theUnited States marahal for the Terri-tory.

FOR RENT.The wtll-floUh- ed 6 roera house for-

merly occupied by O L. Brooks.It. P. TADDW,

A. D. Coon has planted out overCOO fruit tteea on his farm, south of

Socorro.

M ni . A. .T Halinpv wpnt smith Anthe morning tram, bound f r Lasi mees ara old Mexico on business.Capt. Mills will handout mail untilthe Maj'ir returns.

PAINTERS WANTEDTwo good painters wanted immedi

ately. Good wages will be paid.Apyly to

tl Ed. Bcmbavoh.

Sixteen land exes againr-- t settlersof Socorro county ia tho United Statescourt at Las Cruces were dismissedseveral days ago, the United Statesdistrict attorney stating that anotherinvestigation by the land oflicersshowed that tbe charges were unfound-ed. ThoFe cases were in the court fora couple of years past, several continu-ances having been had by the govern-ment, and now they are nil dismissedsfier costing the innocent defendantshundreds of dollars and incalculabletrouble and los'. That is reform withft great big R, and Clevelandshould attach it to his great freetrade platform in the comingcampaign, if he wants to bo returnedhome, by a big majority; and the pns-sag- o

of tho omnibus statehood billwould help him along considerably inthis neck of the woods, if a voice couldbe, bad in tho election.

Groceries at cost for cash attf C. Blanchard's.

Ziegler Brew., Philadelphia: Finegents, ladies and misses shoes, whichfor beauty, style and durability exccllsany other make. For sale by

tf PtticB Bros. & Co.

BAN MARCIAL NOTES.

(FitOM THE RErOHTEH.)Messrs. Pennie k Wilson have ad

ded new features to their entcrtuii -ments at the skating rink.

Engineer Lee Shellenberger, accom-panied by his wife, and rhild, arrivedThursday from Lnrned, Kansas.

Antelope was tbe winning horse atthe ract s of tho association. Therewas a large attendance and fine sportwas enjoyed.

Fred Keith ha received a largebear trap which ho proposes to sendto tho San Mateo mountains, and willsoon have numerous bear skins ia bisbachelor quarters.

E. C. Shannahan, who has for sometime past been filling a position onthe Socorro Bullion, has returned tohis first love and will hereafter holddown co see in the Reporter office,

Fred Geisler was in the city severaldays this wnelt improving his propertyhere. A new floor has been put inthe building at the corner of Ilailroadand San Marciui avenues, occupied byScott & Co., and the work of repaint-ing is now going on. Mr. Cieish r be-

lieves io keeping h is property up andmaking improvements.

Call at C. Blanchard's for a bargainfor cash. tf

FOB SALE.Two First class tickets, to El Paso.

II. C. Jenkins,tf Park Ifouso Arbor.

Railroad Tickets ItoocM and HoldR.O. JENKINS,

305tf Park House Halcón.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Whereas, tho White Fan Silver MiningCompany, a corporation organized amiexisting under tbe laws ef Ilia State otIllinois, by its certain trust deed datedthe twentieth (lay of June, A. U. 1847,and duly recorded in the Recorder'sotlice of the C.iunty of Socorro and Terri-tory of New Mexico, in Rook 20, pagesZil and 233, conveyed to the undersizedtrustee the following described miningproperties situate, lying and being in theMagdalena Mining District. in the Countyof Socorro and Territory of New Mexico,to wit :

Tho White Fan Lode or Mining Claim,being the same property acquired by saidcompany by deeds from Andrew Dounan,Benjamin A. Dossier, Thomas Shannonand others, recorded in the nUlce of theRecorder of said County in Rook 17,page 425, Rook 17, pane 4,7, aud Rook17, page 428, respectively.

The Sharon Lode or Mining C'aini,being the same property acquired bysaid company by deed from Ethan VV.

Eaton and wife, recorded in the olllce ofthe Recorder of said Couuty in Rook 17,paire 631.

Tbe Rob Roy Lode or Mining Claim,according to the location crtilicatethereof, recorded in the oHlco of the Re-

corder of said County in Rook lt, pue(7.

The Thorns Jefferson Lode or M'liingClaim, according to the

thereof, recorded i" the olllce oí theRecorder of said County lu iiook lb, age0.

And the Van Ruren Lod (r MiningClaim, according to the location crtili-cat- e

thereof, recorded in the ornee of theRecorder of said County iu Rook lit,page 67.

Which said conveyance was made intrust, to secure the payment of certainbonds and interest in said deed fully dscribed; and whereas all of said bondshave fallen due and remain whollyunpaid, although payment for the suuiehas been duly demanded, now, therefore,at the reque.t of the legal holders of saidbonds, aud in pursuance of the terms andconditions of said trust under-signed, trustee a aforesaid, will proceedto olft-rsai- properly f"r sale, at publicvendue, to the highest bidJur, for ciwh.atthe Court Route door, in the City ofSocorro, in tho County of Socorro andTerritory of New Mexico, between tbehours of 0 e'clock io the forenoon andS o'clock in the afternoon, on the Sotbday of April, A. 1). ltt4. for the purposeOf Mid trust.

LUCI EN R. BLACKMER.Trustee.

Becerro, X.M.. April 6, 133. UO

ItANCII AND CATTLE.The undersigned desires to dispose

of his ranch and cattle interests, andwill sell ÜOOor more good and pnrt tal-

ly improved cows with thoroughbredbulls, together with his ranch, well ar-ranged, having thre housi s and twowe'ls with wind nill and horfe power.An ample supply of permanent wateria guaranteed from the wells end asmall spring, from which a streamflows. This desirable properly is ed

about three miles east of Mugdulena.

Apply to Clemente Chavez,t f Magdalena P. O., N. M

NOTICE OF SUIT.

In District Court, County ofSocorro

The Second National Bankof iNcw léxico,

vs.Ethan W. Eaton,Ma'-elin- Eaton,A. . Oeist.

Browne C Manzanares Co.,and

Charles II. Oilderslccve.The said defendant A. W. Ooist li here-

by uotitied that a suit in Chancery hasbeen commenced against him In the Dis-

trict Court for the County of Socorro inthe Territory of New Mexico, by saidcomplainant The Second National Rankof New Mexico, to foreclose two certainmortgages executed and delivered by de-

fendants Ethan W. Eaton and .MarcelinaEaton to one Thomas R. Catron, mid af-

terwards, by said Catron, ou ths lOtli dayof December, 1H84, assigned and convey-ed to complainant to secure tho paymentof two certain promissory notes made bydefendant Eihan VV. Eaton December 1(1,

1884. and payable to said Catron, and bysaid Catron indorsed and delivered andmade payable to said complainant, bothof said mortgages being dated August 1(1,

lHHtl, and were executed by Ethan V.Eaton and Marcelina Eaton, mid beingconveyances for certain mines, lodes,quartz veins, miuingclaims, mining landwater right, mill sites and properly sitúale iu me couuiy oí socorro, and alsofor certain lands and property situate inthe county of Santa Ke, upon which pro-perty the said defendant A. W. Gciaiholds a subsequent mortgage ; that unlessyou enter your appearance in said suiton or beforn th! irst day of the next Mayterm of said Court, commencing on thn7th day of May, 18S8, decree pro confes-s-

therein will b rendered airainst you.CHILION RILEY,

Clerk.

200 Lbs.-- OF

FRESH

.CandiesJUST OPENED AT

W. E, LEONARD'S.

How a Dying Child

Was Saved !

Crrmto, Himi.ron Co., Ira., 8r,t, 19, !.The following 1 ft true accmint of what your8. a ChiudonftrorourlltlleriaUfcUter, Haaol, '

Dow four je am old. When u niont'ii old ftlumpapptAj-v- on bar hvol.which cluwlr rewrIftrgrr. Tua íamllj plij:c:n tliouulil II tuby a ploia of brolom cr nw.ll.-- ,

but failed to brine onjthlni to IItIii. Thchili became fetblitr ftll the time, eeeinlnjt tolti the um o. Kt les, and Anally quit walk-Id- s

entirely. Tho middle florer an 1 th unbof either hand becftme enlarge I, tho nu be.eotnlni! hard. The hip Joints btaire Iiio'.t-d.e-

that when aevuatetra month! old thecm. Id not aland. havlDK let tlul c of rand arm. Partial currulure of llif, p. uo a'tfollowed. The nerrout ayreiu wan wni-tal-

nmtclea coniracted, and there waiwaning of flesb, and mu!. At eighteenmonth! of fte ahe waa placed undrr theteeatinc ut of a prominent pnrnlelan of

)Un, hut rt the end of ten month! !hefcttd tí ft'ioh Adi'irree llm khe wee In

t!y!n( rotidltlon. Till! wu In April, l.fiOWh to.ii. tno c;,ild ftwar not knowlnc whatto do. Ia thla dreadful a we wereorer .pmuaded by friend! M lry"one bot-tle" of Kwtrr'a Sraciíic, U .ra did, and

It h..d all been t.ixen we auw achaukefi tbe lu hor iiiuptorm. We kept itup. and bnve done so vo tMa day, and willt .ip It up. If the hnrd 3ll, for many day!tocntM, for It h:ia krai'glit dying Ilaaelto lili-- , uiTi(,-r- , toetrenjth and again.The 0K ti h'.itf uf her ha chaugod toftroay tlnl. Kne la Able to wa'.k anywhere,fcer languor and ir,e:n'hly have pexsedtear, aud ahe U now a Mithe, clieerful, happy romping ohlld. BLoiild you wUh to lac.viue your tctlmonla(a of proof of the

1rtuu of S. a a, our uume! and what wooae aal: it Lut a portion of what we owe toyoo, ibotiln vo-- j wif h to ue Diem.

Kindly youra,

0. r. Swurr.UKUI AUOB BWDTt.

P. O. Box M.

Blood and Skin Dlieaaea mailedfn-e-

I"! swift SrannrCa.. Drawer a AUf nla,Qa,

JM. MILLER,ltumjeut Dentist,

Over the Post-Offic- e

C DOUGIIKKTi',

JUSTICE OP THE PEACE.Precinct No. 1.

Office Court House Plaza. Socorro, N M.

Q W. FEATIIERSTON,

Attorney at Law,SAN MARCIAL. N. M.

Having resumed the practice ot hisprofesaion will attend promptly to allbuaineo ctilriia'.ed lu his care.

ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICK TOCREDITORS ESTATE OF

ANDREW NAW,DECEASED.

Notice 1 hereby given by tho under-signe- d,

Administrator of the En ate ofAndrew Naw, deceased, to the Credit"ors of and all persons having Claimsagainst the said Deceased, to exhibitthem under oath with the neeessnryVouchers within tli time required byLaw to the said Administrator, at hisoffice, in the city of Socorro, for thepurpose of Settlement.

Dated Socorro. N. M., Oct. 7, 1887.JOHN S. EDDY,

4i'2(f Administrator.All persona indebted to said estate

are requested to call at my ofHee, overthe Hocorro Connty Bank, aud settlewithin thirty duya.

Doy noticia a toda persona o personasque eaten adeudadas al estado del fina-

do Andrew Naw, oque 'enan reclam-os contra el mismo, do veuir arreglarsus cuentas conmipo dentro de treintadiss. JOHN S. EDDY.

Socorro, October 24.

WALLPAPERS,

NEW PATTe'rNS.NEW INVOICE.

NEW STYLES,LOWER TRICES.

Heavy White Rack Papers, ?ieOllt Papers, - 5Uc

Per Double R ill of 10 Yards.

THESE ARE

KevV

Papers of the NextSeason's styles,

And at Extremely Low Prices, at

Wm. WATSON'S(Succes.i'ir to I.eavitt & Watson)

LUMIJER DEALER AND ALLKINDSOF BUILDING MATERIAL.

COALYARD.

EE. HARRISReal Estate

ANDXXAHES WTOCK,

Socorro, N. M.

SAM'L C, MEEK

InterpreterAM)

Translator,Terms ReusonaMe.

sojoniR) M.

PIONEER BAStlY,

BRESH MILK DELIVERED INALL PARTS OF THE CITY.

Merrick B. Emerson,SOCORRO, N. M.

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"3üu"iustiO1

MAX FROST.Attorney at Law,

(I.aU KeifiterU. 4. Land Oltioo.Santa Ke, New Mexico. Kpeciul attention Riven to practice before the U. SLand Ottlce, .'. Kauta Fe and Las Cruces

CATiteir, TtiOKNTO.v X Clancy,At Santa Fe.

John J. Cockbkll, at Lincoln.

CATliON. THORNTON, CLANCY& COCKRELL.

Attorueya t Law,Lincoln Ceunty. Lincoln, N. M.

TU03. TILLEY.Architect,

Bocorro. New Mexico

LOCKS. REGULATORS,Si Otlice Callendars,Mantel Clocks,

Crystal Clocks,Nickle Clocks.

H J. ÍHAIUC't Alljuuu4iqu N.U

Price Bros. & Co.are now receiving: aLarge Invoice ofNew Goods for theSpring and SummerTrade. Special at-

tention is requestedto their carpet de-

partment. Eve ry-thi-ng

new and ofvery handsome design.

PRICE BROS. 5 CO

THCS. DORSEY, L1NDSEY RENSON, W. D BURLINGAMKPresident. Cashier.

SOCORRO COUNTY BAM,Socorro, New Mexico.

Transacts a General Banting: Business on n Liberal terms as

is Consistent nñ iñ Ensiness. OfficeHonrs Don 9 a.m. to 3 m.

DISSECTORS

T1IOS. DORSEY, L. JIEXS0N AND C. N. DORSET.

"groceries km provisions,HAMS, BACON.

ETC., ETC., E'IC.

THE FINEST LINE OF OANIÍED GOODSIn the City.

0

Agency for the Great Salvo Cigar.CHAS. BLANCHARD.

SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PLAZA SOCORRO, N. M.

G. BIAYASCHI,DEALER IX

CIGARS A ND TOBACCO,BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS

AGENT OR

'PAGLIANO," TB ECELEBRATED REMEDYLeave Your Orders for Fresh Vegetables,

IMPORTED CHEESE, J A USAGE, OLIVE OIL, Etc.amanzanares Ave., - Socorro, U. VI

.Gem City Restaurant,

EQUALED BY FEW, EXCELLED BY NONE,

o

FISH, OYSTERS. OAMK. ETC.. IN MK.V-oy- . MEALS AT ALL.HOURS. OXLY SHORT ORDER HOUSE I.N 'H E CITY.

HARVEY 0. BALTBÜ, PROP.

GO TO THE BUSY BEE

For the Finest Imported Liquorsand Cigars

BACA BTJIl'JDXJLSISOUTH SIDE OF MANZANARES AY EX UK.

Socorro.