The NAN brand of cattle, about 3500 head,…

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by the dead man’s son, who carried dinner to his father. The funeral took place in this city on Sunday from the Methodist church under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity. The Masons have contributed about $250 to the family of deceased. Rev. Williams was the collector. The NAN brand of cattle, about 3500 head, with saddle stock and four ranches on the Gienas, east of the Mimbres river, was this week sold to J. W. Patrick, of St. Joseph, Missouri. The deal was made by George F. Patrick, nephew of the purchaser. Mr. Patrick still wants to buy several thousand head of stock cattle. From Ihe February 17, 1888, Issue of The Enierprise Globe Democrat: The Silver Mining Com- pany of Lake Valley is making arrangements to again open up the famous bridal chamber shaft. Persons interested in mining matters will re- member this mine as being the richest in the territory. The ore consisted of almost solid silver. The mine was filled up some time ago, but later investigations have developed the fact that the deposit is not yet exhausted. Great things are yet expected from the bridal cham- ber. The NAN brand of cattle, owned by Lassa- ter brothers and numbering about 3500 head, are being rounded up and turned over to Messrs. Patrick this week. The price, including ranches, is said to be $13 per head.

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by the dead man’s son, who carried dinner to his father. The funeral took place in this city on Sunday from the Methodist church under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity. The Masons have contributed about $250 to the family of deceased. Rev. Williams was the collector. The NAN brand of cattle, about 3500 head, with saddle stock and four ranches on the Gienas, east of the Mimbres river, was this week sold to J. W. Patrick, of St. Joseph, Missouri. The deal was made by George F. Patrick, nephew of the purchaser. Mr. Patrick still wants to buy several thousand head of stock cattle. From Ihe February 17, 1888, Issue of The Enierprise Globe Democrat: The Silver Mining Com- pany of Lake Valley is making arrangements to again open up the famous bridal chamber shaft. Persons interested in mining matters will re- member this mine as being the richest in the territory. The ore consisted of almost solid silver. The mine was filled up some time ago, but later investigations have developed the fact that the deposit is not yet exhausted. Great things are yet expected from the bridal cham- ber. The NAN brand of cattle, owned by Lassa- ter brothers and numbering about 3500 head, are being rounded up and turned over to Messrs. Patrick this week. The price, including ranches, is said to be $13 per head.