Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-06
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Inc MO Oranue Bmelter, at
Socorro is bilding a new Stag pit.
The Rio Grande river has gone
dry opposite Socorro; Unless there
are rains late crops will suffer.
Mr.. Thomas Henley, of Nogal,
has a fish-pond filed with carp
many of which are two. foet and
one half long.
+. Mccormick, of Pontiac, ILL.,,
but having cattle interests in Grant
county, is in Albuquerque on a
visit to his friend, @. A. Ament.
Miss Mamie Hudson, daughter
Of Indian Agent Hudson, will be a
student at the agricultural college,
in Las Cruces, the coming year.
Robert Hughes and sister, Miss
Ollie, Of Deming, go to Austin,
Texas, to enter school at ST. Mary's
convent. They expect to be gone
year.
The supreme court decided the
Sunday law test case against the
Socorro county saloon men with
one dissenting opinion, which was
rendered by Chief Justice o.
Brien.
The Catholic church at Abiquiu
wsaerected in 1743. The bell was
moulded at Spain in liza and pre-
sented several years ago to Maj.
Powell of the United States geolo-
gical department. who replaced it
with a more modern one.
The Masons, knights of Pythias
and Odd Fellows will organize
lodges in Eddy within the next
sixty days. They have large COM
modious rooms we'll adapted for
their porpose in the Tansill hall.
The smelter at Kingston has
passed into new hands with ample
capital to work. It cannot, at this
time, be foretold when it will
resume operations, but it is quite
safe to predict at All early day.
Rev. Father Gourcey, of Park
view presented Miss Nellie Martin
of Amargo, with trout weighing
four pounds and one ounce. il
measured twenty-one inches in
length.
A double wedding occurred al
the church in Mesilla. The con.
tracing parties were Jose Angle
Mestre and Miss Bibiana Berela,
and Alxino Renteria and Luz Ben.
sibidza, all of Bosque Seco.
For the information of the gen
eral public the fact is given out
that Albuquerque is designated
the central point for the shipment
of all Territorial exhibits to tn,
| Worlds fair, this to be the rem
devious for receiving and putting
in proper condition all exhibits fo
reshipment to Chicago,
The proposition of SpeyerBroth
ers, ofLondon, and @. p. Hunting
ton, to have the lower Congo BASH
in western Africa thoroughly ex
plored for its industrial capab
ilities is to be carried out by L. A
Sheldon, of Los Angeles, who i
an ex-governor of New Mexico.
During heavy rain storm
which prevailed in that neigh
borhood last Sunday evening
w. H. Henderson, a prospectol
was caught with his wagon an
supplies by a heavy food in Read,
Pay Guleh, and lost his entir
outfit, save his horses and gun.
Capt. J. P. @. Langston and A
Ozanne have returned to Whit
Oaks after an absence of allnos
, three weeks, chasing horse thieves
They had a hard ride of almost 60
miles but were finally compelle
J to give up the trail over ON the Ri
} Grande, for the present. Cap
} Langstop firmly. believes he wi
eventually recover the stolen stoc
andcapture the thief or thieves.
: hemp necktie party or two woul
5 probably cause this pernicious hal
0 it of absent Misunderstanding O
D another mans horse-to ceas
Mr.. III. @. Thurber, of the fir
. of Thurber a Co., New York Git.
q the largest grocery house in Ii
D United States, recently said to
: friend that he had been IN Cal
J, fornia before fruit culture the
t was thought of, and that he hl
j been there several time since wit
y in the last few years; chat he hI
o lately traversed the entire Pee
valley, and had studied its cond
y tions throughly. Ho said he b