Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-07-12

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up much less room than would be
required for the number Of stamps nee
essary to do the same work.
The pulverizer has been patented in
country and in Europe, and DR..
Jenkins has been in San Francisco super
intending the construction Of one Of the
machines at the Fulton Iron Works for
some time, and one Of the machines was
about completed when the works were
destroyed by fire. II the machine will
do what is claimed for it, the use Of
stamps for crushing ore will soon be dis.
pensed with.
Although many thousand head Of cat
tie have been shipped out Of this
County this year there has been very
little money put in circulation by cattle
men. Most of the cattle shipped out
have been sent to pasture, and very fow
have been sold for cash. II there is a
good market for stock this fall Grant
County cattlemen will come out all right;
but il prices are low most of the shippers
will get little more out OF their cattle
than it cost to get them to pasture and
keep them through the summer.
The Silver City Water Company will
be able to supply the Pacific mill with
water soon. The city consGmors take
about 10000 gallons less d day now than
they did before the commencement OF
the rainy season. Now there is very
little water used for irrigation in the
city, and the heavy rains in the noun
tains will increase the supply Of water in
the tunnel before long.
So far this month there has not been
rain enough to moisten the ground to
the depth of an inch. Although it has
rained nearly every day the ground is
still dry. The rain which falls one day
is completely dried up before the next
shower comes. 1t will require harder
rains than we have been getting to do
the range much good.
MARRIED; at the residence Of S. A.
Alexander, in this city, Thursday even
ing, July 7, 1892. Rev. r. E. Pierce off,
ciating, Mr.. s. H. McAninch and Miss
Efie Farnsvorth, both Of this place. The
newly married, couple are wen known in
society circles here, and their many
friends wish them a prosperous voyage
on the sea Of life.
The new Law in reference to the pay
ment Of poll tax, requires that the tax
shall be paid at least sixty days prior to
a general election in order to entitle the
person paying poll tax to a vote. Poll
tax for this year must be paid on or be.
fore the 9Th OF September, in order to
qualify the taxpayer to vote at the next
election.
z. B. Ryan, tax adjuster Of toe South
ern Pacific, went through town this week
from Silver, where he has been with the
county commissioners ia behalf Of the
railroad he represents. 1t appears that
a good many people besides the railroads
are kicking at their assessments.-
Liberal.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad company is shipping cement
from below town. 1t is used for milking
walks and crossings.
George H Bloom and wife, OF Deming,
we're in the city last week visiting Dir.
and Mrs. @. w. Marriott.
Thomas Foster went 10 Gold Hill Sat
urday to look after his mining property
there.
DR.. @. ID. Jenkins, Of Boston, has beer
here several days on mining business.
w. H. Kane went 10 Chicago1ast week
His wife is very III there.
Frank Farnsworth wRs in town seVera
days last Week.