Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-07-19

would come Of II, he was allowed 10
remain az home with no one 70 look after
him but his wife.
On Saturday he started of and the
news was soon brought 10 town that he
had wandered OF into tho country. The
report spread rapidly and by the middle
Of the afternoon It was reported on the
street that be had a shotgun and revolt
YER. Officers started out in pursuit, but
IL remained for Robert Redding and Mr..
Casey Of Lone Mountain, to bring him
in. 1t seems that Mr.. Catwile went d.
rectly to Lone Mountain and TO the
house Of Mr.. Redding. Mrs. Redding
was at the house alone and at the re-
quest Of Mr.. Carwile gave him a lunch.
He had no arms Of any kind, but was
accompanied by a large bulldog.
When Mr.. Redding came home he sat
down 10 talk to Mr.. Carwile who told
him that the Lord had told him to go to
Cooks Peak and that he was on his way
there. Mrs. BEDDING went to get assis-
lance and while she was gone Mr.. Car
vile signifed his intention Of resuming
his journey. Mr., Redding tried TO per
suade him to remain but he insisted on
going, saying that the Lord had told
him TO go and that he was going. Mr..
Redding took hold Of him and when he
offered resistance, threw him down.
At this iu%ncture Mr.. Carwile set the
bulldog on Mr.. Redding who promptly
let his man 90, not being prepared for an
attack Of that kind. Mr.. Redding got
MI. Casey and the two started in pur-
SUIT. They overlook him about four
miles from Lone Mountain aud had but
little difficulty in capturing him and
bringing HIM in here.
They arrived between 5 and 6 o'clock
and Carwile was taken to Jail. He did
not appear to be violent at any time but
he will probably now be confined until
the asylum at Las Vegas is ready for
patients.
The teachers normal institute, which
was opened here June 18th, win close
next Friday. The attendance was moi
80 large as it was expected it would be
but the teachers who have attended are
we'll satisfied with the work which hal
been done. Prof. Danford, Of Deming
Prof. Theilmann, Of Pinos Altos, anC
Superintendent Miles, of this city, hav,
instructed the teachers during the SEES
sion, and they we're assisted by Prof
Campbell the early part Of the session
These gentlemen deserve great credit 70
the work they have done and for gettinI
up the first teachers institute ever at
tempted in Southern New Mexico. ]
! was at first understood that this woul
be the only teachers institute held /
New Mexico this year, and it was believe
that the attendance would not be les
than 100; but as soon as an announce
ment wa made that an institute woul
: be held here, educators at Las Vega
: and Albuquerque conceived the idea {
!, holding Institutes at those places, an
: the result was that the attendance
none of the institutesYas as large as
was expected the attendance would b
! here. The total attendance at the thre
. places was about $50 and good work hit
Q been done. Now that the work has bee
: started it ought to be kept up and inst
: tutes held every summer
A match game Of baseball was playe
q here Sunday afternoon between the jul
II Tor mines Of Pinos Altos and Silver Cit
/ Prof. Miles offered a ball to the success
n full club and after the first three inninl
" had been played it looked as though Il
Pinos Altos boys we're going to take Il
l. ball to Pinos Altos, for at the end Of tn
n time the Silver City club had to Its ere
h it three goose eggs while the Pinos Alt
club had made a score in each innin
The Silver City boys caught up in Il
re fourth inniug and then began to lel
d. Pinos Altos. In the last half Of the gal
ID the Pinos Altos boys weakened eonside
90 ably and at the end Of the eighth inniI
Silver City had made seventeen run
IN The Pinos Altos club started out well
a the ninth inning but several bad pla
~ retired the side with but six runs to
credit. The game bong already vi
It. for Silver City, the last half of the min
he inning was not played. The Silver Oh
club gave three rousing cheers for Pin
u Altos and walked off with the pri;
The game was one of the best play
here this season bat there we're but Il
Of persons out to see the game.
Is The total value Of property assessed
n this County this year as shown by t
'e- assessors returns Is S4,1S9,O00 or abo
100000 less than the assessed valuati
last e a This difference was caused
in the reduction in tho valuation of cat
ek from So to So per head, and the ba
failures here and at Deming, which to-
off more than 100000 from the tax Fol
ic- There was also considerable depreclati
at in the value of property in Pinos All
he precinct on account of the depreciati
10 the value Of mining property assess
there. The number VI cattle return
nd in the County was i51,640 head, viii
,ep is believed to be far below the actl
nd number Of cattle in the County.
@. @. Kidd, owner Of the buildi
occupied by Gillett & Son, will have
ysnsive improvements made on the prt
icy erty this summer. A cellar will DO d
oe- under the building and the partitit
will be removed from the second flo
An elevator will be put ia 30 that
entire building can be occupied by I
bug grocery house. Work will be co
menced on the improvements imme
er- ately.
The announcement of IT,. N, Childsra
a candidate for tho Office Of assessor