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

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Dick Grabe lie building a house oppo-
slte the Feasel residence.
The Silver City baseball club win play
a match game at Fort Bayard next Sun.
day.
Deming democrats are thinking Of or
gnnizing q democratic campaign march
ing club.
Work will DO resumed on tho Episco-
pal church this week and the walls win
soon be up.
The Lyons & Campbell Ranch and
Cattle Company made another shipment
OF stock this week.
Frequent rains continue, but nom
have beer heavy enough yet this summer
10 do any good to the ranges.
There will be another wedding in Sill
yer City soon, but we have been request
ed not to mention any names for the
present.
The building which has been occupied
by the First National Bank Of this city
will be- remodeled, and it lie understood
that a hardware store will be put in
there at an early day.
DR.. w. M. Slough, who was a resident
of this city for several years, died sud
denly in 81 Paso last week. The doctor
had consumption, and had been gradual
ly failing for some time.
The tax rate on property in this Coun-
ty this year will be about 225, which is
the highest rate ever levied in this Coun-
ty. It will be fixed by the commission
ers at their meeting today.
There was a pleasant party Of young
people at the residence Of Prof. Gung1
last evening. The professor likes to see
young people enjoy themselves, and
spares no pains for their entertainment,
Quite a number Of young people from
this city vent down to Munson's ranch
last Friday evening, where there wal q
dance. The evening was cool and the
trip and dance was enjoyed by all who
went.
William Rose has purchased Prof
GungTs cigar store, and the professor
will leave as soon as he can get his bust
ness affairs settled here for Fort Robin
son, Neb., the headquarters Of the 9th
cavalry.
Mr.. Pennewill, one of the party which
TyNat to the Mogollons about ten day
ago, saw a man out there last week wht
wanted to know who the Presidential
nominees were. News travels slowly il
the Mogollons.
The announcement of r. M. Young al
a candidate for the office Of probate clerl
of the County appears in this issue. Mr.
Young has made a good clerk and, i
renominated, will make the dust fly il
the race for reelection.
The advertisement Of William Rose
who purchased the tobacco and ciga
business of Prof. Gung1 last week, ap
pears in this issue of the SoUTHwEs'
SENTINEL Mr.. Rose is a popular younI
man, and will do we'll.
There was to have been a meeting G
the board of County commissioners Q
this County here yesterday. All tn
commissioners were here, but one c
them had an engagement which prevent
ed a meeting Of the board.
1t costs the Territory less than one
sixth as much per day to feed a prisont
In the Territorial penitentiary as it dos
Grant County to feed a prisoner in til
County Jail. 1t is time that there shoul
be a change in the order of things.
Last Tuesday the sheriff sold TO hea
of the Oak Grove and Sierra Verc
Cattle Company's cattle at 1926 a heai
Most OF the cattle sold we're yearlin(
and they were bought by Z. f. Conw8
Another lot Of the company's cattle WI
be sold next Tuesday by the sheriff,
The coming campaign is going to
one of great interest, and everyone WI
desires to vote at the next eleotiC
should pay his poll tax without delay.
must be paid on OF before September 81
in order TO entitle a man, b is othe
wise qualified, to vote. Pay your poll ia
Numerous republicans in various par
Of the County have expressed a prefe
G for d. p. Carr, OF this city, for re
resentative IN the legislature from ii
County. He will probably soon a
nounce himself as a candidate for q
nomination by the republican conve
ton.
The railroad companies have decid
10 make a number Of improvement
about the depot at Deming. Wei
Fargo & Co.'s Office has been removed
the west end Of the depot, where it "
several years ago, and 1t Is proposed
put IN a cement walk entirely aroul
the depot.
It is nothing unusual to see a den
erat make the proper use Of old Kentuc
bourbon. but some of the residents
this city were surprised to see a Harris
hat covering jag Of huge dimensio
early one morning last week. Go
Kentucky bourbon ought to be asham
OF itself 10 attempt TO tapgle the feet
any Of the admirers OF Grandpa's hat.
The County commissioners OF Il
County might have saved the Cour
from the disgrace Of defaulting in I