Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-08-23
Territorial Items.

Oh OookF = feak, are spending the
month Of August in Colorado and
the Yellowstone Park.
Elmore Price, genial, quiet and
a thorough cattle and horse man,
will assume the foremanship of
Capt. Jack Crawford's ranch ae
Dripping Springs.
Work on the Bonanza artesian
well will be resumed at Hills<
borough next week, a contract for
another hundred feet or to water,
having been effected.
Prof. p. A. Marcellino, of Socor.
70, has recently organized a band
of twenty pieces, that bids fair to
become one Of the leading musical
institutions in the Territory,
The Bonanza, Snake and Oppor4
tunity, the Garfield and Richmond
and some of the Carbonate mines
at Hillsborough will be we'll repre-
sented at the Albuquerque Fair.
Some changes made last week
have greatly added to the conven-
fences of the Hillsborough smelter
which continues to roll out the
matte with commendable regular
ity.
Hon. A. D. Cruickshank, of
Charlevoix, Mich, a brother of
DIR. G. G. Cruickshahk, of San
Marcial, is a candidate for congress-
on the democratic ticket, in his
district.
A sheep shearing tournament is
suggested, to take place during
the fair. There are sheep shearers
in this Territory who can shear a
sheep in a twinkling. 1t would
prove a great attraction.
Deputy Sheriff Langston, Of
White Oaks, accompanied by Al.
Ozanne, was in Albuquerque in
pursuit of some horse thieves who
recently stole six horses from a
pasture in the suburbs Of White
Oaks.
Col Richard Hudson, the newly
appointed agent at Mescalero, will
take some of his Indians 70 Albu-
querque during the week of the
fair. These are the only Terri
torial Indians who have never vis4
tied Albuquerque during fair
week.
The Santa Fe is tearing up the
sidewalk leading from the depot to
Railroad avenue in San Marcial
preparatory to putting in decom4
posed granite. 1t is probable they
will replace the platform with the
same material as they are doing
at other stations.
f. Parker, owner of the Hotel
Vendome. and also of the finest
photograph gallery at Ell Paso, is
making a tour of the Territory,
combining business with pleasure,
and has with him a complete pho
tographic outfit including large,
handsome tent admirably adapted
for his business.
The first carload of copper matte
produced by the Hillsborough
smelter was shipped from Lake
Valley, on Monday last. The
matte will be treated at the Argo
works and if arrangements are sat
isfactory to Manager GALES, who
is now in Denver, another carload
will follow next week.
A Valencia county justice of the
peace called a worlds fair meet
ing. Tom Donoghue, of Pinos
Wells, and some Of his neigbors,
being busy with their sheep, did
not attend. They were arrested
md fined heavily for not obeying
5he magistrate. The case is now
before Judge Lee, at Albuquerque,
The Socorro Advertiser has re-
,eived a large number of the most
improved pattern glass jars for
preserving fruits for exhibition at
he worlds fair Prof. Marcellino
has kindly consented to superins
end the preparation Of the pre-
Ierving fluid, under the formula
by the agricultural coli
ege.
The Opportunity mine produced
ast week 200 tons Of ore, of which
me third was fine sulphide treated
It the Hillsborough smelter. This
brings the Opportunity 70 the
'front.' while the Snake mine takes
! back seat, for the reason that
.he Opportunity must be worked
most to keep the smelter going
md the Standard mill is not equal
70 trealinn the product nf hoIh