the  two  waters  met.  Much  wealth 
is  supposed  to  have  been  taken  from  this  locality 
in  times  past,  but  as  far  as  the  Advocate  s 
knowledge  extends  this  golden  nugget  picked 
up  last  week  by  Precillano,  the  Mexican,  is 
the  first  found  in  that  particular  locality  in 
many  years.

The  new  fire  bell  was  put  in  place  on 
Saturday.

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SOUTHERN  HOTEL  REOPENED

DIED  IN  FALL  FROM  TRAIN

The  Southern  hotel,  one  of  the  quietest  and 
most  cozy  of  the  many  hostelries  in  Silver  City, 
has  been  reopened  for  the  accommodation  of 
those  requiring  elegent  quarters,  either  in  single 
rooms  or  suites.  Those  in  quest  of  privacy,  -with 
all  the  home  comforts  attending,  can  be  suited 
at  the  Southern.  Uncle  Dave  Abraham  will  at- 
tend personally  to  the  wants  of  patrons  of  the 
house,  which  is  guaranty  sufficient,  that  every 
thing  possible  will  be  done  to  make  their  sojourn 
pleasant.

A.  J.  Spaulding,  the  first  and  best  mayor 
Pinos  Altos  ever  had,  was  taking  in  the  sights 
of  the  city  yesterday.

At  the  school  election  held  at  Pinos  Altos 
on  Monday,  F.  M.  Galloway,  W.  F.  Aiken  and 
Dr.  L.  P.  Robinson  were  elected  trustees  for 
the  ensuing  year.

A typo  tourist  arrived  in  town  on  Wednes- 
day from  Kingston.  In  crossing  the  range,  by 
the  walker  route,  he  got  lost,  and  finally  reached 
San  Lorenzo,  on  the  Mimbres.  He  was  only  four 
days  making  the  trip.