Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-11-22

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oTFo ARNOLD, Agent.
There was a dance at Morrill, Hall last
Friday event ng.
Several aspirants are already in the
Held for the Silver City post Office.
After the arst Of January the treasur-
er's Office will be in Silver City.
The board Of County commissioners
will meet today.
Judge CHM lie acting district attorney
in the absence of District Attorney An
cheta.
The people OF Deming are still waiting
for work to be actively commenced on
the new railroad into Mexico,
Hunters are beginning TO bring in
deer from The mountains, They seem
70 be plenty this year.
There has been no Indian news for
the past few days and theKid and his band
are supposed TO be in hiding in the
mountains
Taxes have been coming in very slowly
this year and there will be a large de-
~linquent list when Sheriff Lockhart COOS
out OF Office.
To Let-a number Of U. S. post Offices,
after March 4th, 1893. For terms and
conditions apply to G. Cleveland, Wash
ington, D. G.
g. w. Miles, superintendent of schools
OF this County has just finished his an
nual report TO the Territorial superin-
tendent.
A city pound has been built near the
residence Of Martin Maher. Stray stock
win be fed and watered there at the ex-
pense Of the owners.
Tickets will be sold at reduced rates
to FL Paso for the silver convention
which opens there December 8.
Entertainment at Pinos Altos on
Thursday night next. Everybody in
vited. Admission free.
The coal famine in southern New
Mexico is at an end. Work has been
resumed in the mines at Cerrillos and
all orders are being promptly filled.
Next Sunday evening it is expected
that there will be a brilliant display OF
meteors. The sight will be worth look
ing at
Charles M. Shannon, formerly a resi-
dent Of this city, was elected to the Ari-
ona Legislature, from Graham county,
at the late election.
Three out Of every four men you meet
on the streets, wearing new hats, are
democrats. They are wearing them to
please their republican, friends.
John A. Moses will soon remove to
the ella, where he will take charge Of
the business OF the Lyons & Campbell
Cattle Company. The eompany's Office
here will be discontinued.
There has been some complaint about
the apportionment Of school money.
School funds should be apportioned so
that there may be no difficulty in keep
ing the schools in session.
This is the quietest term Of court
which has been held in Grant County
in recent years. There is no grand jury
and consequently no witnesses were
summoned to testify in cases awaiting
the action OF the grand jury.
The citizens Of Oak Grove voted for a
justice Of the peace at the recent cleo
ton. They were not aware OF the fact
that the law provides for the election Of
justices Of the peace in January. The
board Of County commissioners took nc
notice Of the vote for justice of the peace
in Oak Grove precinct.
Considerable civil business has beer
disposed Of at the present term Of courl
and it is expected that the civil docket
will be pretty nearly cleared up before
court adiourns.
The interest on the bonds OF thil
County, which fell due last July, i
still unpeid. It is not a very higt
compliment to Grant County 20 have
the interest on it's bonded Indebtedness
dsfaulted for nearly five months.
The receiver Of the First Nationa
Bank Of this city has a number Of cases
in court which were brought on overdue
notes held by the bank.
Holders OF certificates Of claims egains.
the First National Bank Of this city can
get checks for the FIRST dividend Of q
per cent. by presenting the certificates
at the bank and signing receipts for th,
checks.
A new time table will go into effect OF
the A., T. 4 S. F. next Sunday. Tn,
time between this place and Chicag,
will be shortened considerably.
Quite a number OF residents Of thi
city have signihed their intention Of at
tending the Silver Convention at 81 Pas,