Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-11-08

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Admission 90 cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Secure your seats
at Po~rterield's.
Too Hard Figuring to Show any
Benefit.
MANGAs SPRINGS, N. NJ, Oct. 81, 90.
SOUTHWEST SENTINEL;
/ wish you would give our weak neart-
ed democratic brethren a slap on the
wool question-make a calculation for
them. Two years ago 1 sold wool at 1616
cents per pound; this year it will not
bring over u cents; last spring / got II
cents. We have now ready for market
about 6,OOO pounds. Figure out how
much we make by protection, and then
see what duty we have to pay on blankets
and all other wooden goods. We are six
in family, and twenty dollars a year is a
low estimate for each person annually.
After you have figured out how much we
have cleared by protection. run the cal
culation on and see how much the co.,
100000 people are benefited by protec-
ton on wool, and then ask how many
poor widows and orphans sleen cold on
account OF wooden goods being so high,
and all because of the tariff OF wooden
goods. Respectfully yours,
JAS. X. METcALFE.
Col. D. A. Martin has moved into the
Posey residence.
The district court for this County will
open here next Monday.
There will be a masquerade ball at the
skating rink next Tuesday evening.
Born To the wife of Harry Booth, Of
Fort Bayard, last Saturday, a daughter.
The polling place in this precinct is at
the Broadway Hotel building, corner
Broadway and Texas streets.
A dance was given at Morrill, Hall
last Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Birdie Walker.
Walter @. Hadley, who is considered 9
pretty we'll posted man for a republican
is advising his friends not to bet on Cat.
ron.
There has been rain enough for the
past ten days to keep the ground moist
but the rains now are doing the stool
men very little good.
G. D. Bantz has moved his law oficI
to the Sheridan building, corner o
Broaway and Main street.
Miss Clara Green pleasantly enter
tanned a number Of her young friend
with a " taffy last Friday evening; tn,
event being in observance Of that genia
little lady's fifteenth birthday.
Carson and Fritter have made som
alterations in their saloon on the corne
of Broadway and Main streets. TIL
rooms formerly occupied by g. D.. B8nt
as a law office have been fitted up 70
club rooms and other improvement
have been made.
w. A. Lucas has opened a meat mark
} ct IN the building formerly occupied b
! Fleming & Roseorans on Bullard street
He will remove soon 10 the buildin
formerly occupied by the Vienna baker,
The new heating apparatus for Tn
public school building at Deming ha
not yet arrived and the school was close
last week 10 consequence. 1t is though
that the school win not remain close
long on this account.
The meeting called TO consider Oh
Worlds Fair project adjourned to nel
Saturday at 3 p. m. All ladies Of Silv'
City urgently requested to attend 1
Commercial Club Rooms Southern HI
/ tell.
1t is reported that a number Of illeg
7 voters have been registered in San Jua
precinct. One Of these was recent
released from a ~penitentiary
> Mexico. The democratic member of Il
board OF registration objected TO IL
. registration OF these men, but he VI
, opposed by the republicans on the boar
one Of whom, at least, it is said, vi
> aware Of the fact that illegal vote
I we're being registered. The penalty 4
: illegal voting Is heavy.
! Masks for masquerade ball may
q had at Porterield's. Go and make yol
4 selection. Tickets to ball 70 cents ea'
Q person. Unmasking at - o'clock. AS.
By order Of the city council / a
building a city pound near Martin Maize
residence, and will begin to impoul
I all stock found roaming at large IN ci
{ limits. III you miss any Of your atO'
8 you win likely find them In tho poul
! and by paying cost, damages, 80, v
can got them.
: Q. L. CANTLEy,
Marsh.