alutory  effect  inasmuch  as  they  would  intimi- 
date intending  murderers.

Wm.  Davis,  charged  with  the  murder  of 
Huey  Fox,  at  Pinos  Altos,  Christmas  last,  ob- 
tained a change  of  venue  to  Dona  Ana  county.

To  Miners,  Mine  Owners  and  All  Persons 
Interested  in  Mining  in  Grant  County:

It  is  recommended  that  meetings  be  held 
in  each  precinct  in  the  County,  on  Saturday, 
December  5,  1891,  for  the  purpose  of  selecting 
delegates  to  attend  the  Southwest  Silver  Con- 
vention, to  be  held  at  El  Faso,  Texas,  Decem- 
ber 15th,  16th  and  17th.

There  is  no  limit  to  the  delegations.  All 
whom  you  may  select  will  be  admitted  if  they 
attend.

It  is  recommended  that  notice  of  the  hour 
and  place  of  holding  such  meetings  be  given 
at  least  three  days  prior  to  holding  the  same.

Nat  Bell,

Thomas  Foster, 
John  Spiller 
J.  T.  McCorckle, 
R.  S.  Allen,

W.  H.  Newcomb, 
John  Brockman, 
Idus  L.  Fielder,

H.  J.  Hutchinson, 
Thomas  Khott,

John  W.  Fleming, 
James  A.  Lucas, 
John  W.  Wright, 
Charles  G.  Bell,

W.  Geo.  Waring, 
John  W.  Bragaw,

C.  I.  Davenport,

J.  R.  Johnson,

D.  J.  Lewis,

D.  P.  Carr.

From  the  Kingston  Shaft.

S.  J.  Mitchell  and  Capt.  Robson,  of  the 
Grand  Central  mining  company,  went  over  the 
Range  Wednesday.  They  will  no  doubt  put  on 
a force  of  men,  as  they  intend  opening  up  the 
mine  as  soon  as  possible.

Geo.  O’Neal  and  D.  Dissinger  went  over 
the  Range  to  the  Grand  Central  Tuesday.