Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-07-26

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"" ofTo ARNOLD, Agent.
G. II. Graham is the proud father OF a
bouncing baby girl.
The boys at Black Hawk gave a dance
last Friday evening.
The teachers institute, which was in
session here six weeks, closed last Friday.
There was a god rain at Black Hawk
and IN the Mangas valley last Thursday
afternoon.
Pay your poll tax before September sth
il you want 10 vote at the election next
November.
Head and Hearst have shipped so far
this season $500 head Of cattle from
Separ to Neyads-
Candidates are getting deeply interest
ed IN public matters, and each succeed
ing week the number increases.
Switches are being put in at the samp-
ling works at Deming, and everything
will be in working order in a few days.
The brick work on the new school
building at Deming has been finished
and the building will oon be ready for
occupancy.
Music hath charms to soothe the saw
age breast. Perhaps hat is the reason
why Silver City ladies' wear brass bands
around their waists.
Taxes are pretty high here this year.
The city, County and Territorial taxes
amount to more than four per cent. on
the assessed valuation.
A picture, subject "Forest interior,
is on exhibition at Porteraeld's, which
will be rallied for the benefit of the
Episcopal church building fund.
Henry Rosenberg had a new fence
built in front Of his residence on Bullard
street last week. 1t improved the APP
Pearance Of the place very much.
Baby Hill has come to the front again.
W. H. Kilburn was wearing a broad
smile last week on account of the arrival
of a young lady boarder at his house.
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The statement of the Silver City Ma.
tional Bank, printed today, shows that
the bank is in a healthy condition and
that its deposits are steadily increasing
A heavy rain fell in the vicinity o.
Hudson's springs last Saturday. 1t wa
needed very much, as the ranges in that
section were very dry, and the grass WA
eaten down to the roots.
The rains are beginning to do the
ranges some good, andif the rainy season
continues as late as usual there will be a
good growth'of grass and stock will be
in good condition this fall.
Another bunch Of the Oak Grove and
Sierra Verde Company's cattle will be
sold at sherif's sale today. The cattle
win be sold to satisfy a claim Of Meredith
and Altman against the company.
Last Friday Richard Hudson was out
driving with Miss Francis OFT and his
horse became frightened and ran away
The rig was damaged considerably, buI
neither Mr.. Hudson nor Miss OFT wer,
injured.
Richard Hudson, whose appointment
as agent for the Mescalero Indians, wal
confirmed by the senate recently, is wait
ing for the arrival Of his commission
AS soon as it arrives he will take charg,
Of the agency.
A freight car ran off the track below
town last Friday afternoon. The truck
bumped over the ties for some distanc,
before it was discovered that the car wa
of the track. The train was delayec
only a short time on account of the &C
cident.
The west park at Demin0 has at las
been invaded by jumpers. The rail
road company kept a watchman on thi
park for years TO prevent jumpers iron
gaining a foothold there, but it seem
that it has been jumped at last. Tn
first park was jumped about ten year
ago, and it was the worst mistake th
the people Of Deming ever made.
A teachers examination was held her
on Friday and Saturday Of last weel
and certificates we're awarded to the 70
lowing young ladies Cora DerbyshirI
Flora Derbyshire, Irma Muse, Maud
Smith, Alice Casad, Josie Whitehil
Gertrude Scott, Estella jackson, Cert
Travanow, Mintie Franks, Teresa Eel
stein, Mabel Miller, Jessie Perkins, In
LOOMS and Ella Graham,
A road ought to DO built from Black
mill, the other side of Pinos Altos, to II
Sapello. II would be a great CONVEX
fence to people living in that part Of Ii
County and would shorten the distanC
by nearly twsnty miles which has to
travelled in going from this place to Il
Sapello with any sort Of a vehicle. III
trail over tho mountain does very we
for people on horseback or on foot, bl
something more than this is needed.