Southwest-sentinel., 1892-08-23

Thinner.
F.M. Prescott is here again from
Pueblo.
d. P. Casey is in the city from Lone
Mountain.
Louis 1. Mursball came up from Dem
ing yesterday.
G. Morrow, OF Doming, arrived yeater-
day afternoon.
Alex McGregor was over from George
town last week.
Felix Loavick. Of Denver, arrived on
yesterdays train.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Shumaker are at
the Gila Hot Springs.
Chaplain Allensworth was over from
Fort Bayard yesterday.
Harvey Mathews, Of San Francisco, is
registered at the Thinner.
J. II. James arrived from Pyramid on
yesterday afternoons train.
@. L. Hewlett, Of the Mimbres, was
among the arrivals yesto day
J. W. Fleming went over to Clifton
last week on mining business.
CT Bottom is hunting bear in the
vicinity Of the Gila Hot Springs.
Walter Dorreder is here from Hudley
to attend the republican convention.
J. w. Hamilton is a delegate TO the
County convention from Lordsburg.
J. w. Ripley is looking for Indians in
the vicinity Of the ella Hot Springs.
John Brockman and family visited
their ranch on the Mimbres last week.
II. q. Short, Of Topeka, auditor Of the
A., T. & S. F., was in the city last week.
H. G. Boone came over from Duncan
last Friday and registered at the Thinner
Louis Thinner and c. A. Ament have
opened the Armijo House at Albuquer-
que.
Quinby Vance, receiver of the land
Office at Las Cruces, arrived Sunday af-
ternoon.
Victor L. Ochoa, Of Las Vegas, was
among the arrivals at the Thinner House
last week.
w. H. Jack returned from trip to the
northern part of the Territory last
Wednesday.
B. Williams, agent for the Singer Man
ufacturing Company,.went to the Mogo-
lions yesterday.
A. B. Laird came up from Deming
last week to put the finishing touches or
his political fence.
]. B. Gilchrist was over from Han
over last Thursday and registered al
the Thinner House.
w. H. Laughton, of Kansas City, ar
rived Thursday and went over to George
town Saturday morning.
Miss Agee, who has been visiting Mrs
w. L. Jackson for several weeks, left fol
home yesterday morning.
10 E Sheridan went to Kingston las
week. When he returns he will go int,
training for his 40 mile walk.
John J. Bell and family and Mrs
Cline have returned from an outing a
Bells ranch above Pinos Altos.
AL Hood, who went from this place t.
Colorado about five years ago, has re
turned with his family for a visit.
]. B. Headrick, an old resident o
Doming, is one Of the delegates from
from that place to the convention today
P. L. Case, former resident OF thi
city, who has been in Texas for the pas
two years has returned for short visit
Or. e. L. Stephens contemplates a tri
to the Arkansas Hot Springs in few days
lie expects TO DO absent two OF thre
months.
Frank Jones and Robert Steele, VIII
have been in the mountains, returne,
Sunday. They left part of their wagoi
on the road.
Frank j. Wright will allow his nam
to be used in the republican convention
in connection with the republican legii
lative ticket.
Walter @. Hadley, Of Hadley, an
w. G. Waring and E. NJ. Hand, of thi
city, are members Of the FL Paso Minin
Engineers Association.
Harry w. Lucas, who has been ou
visiting the post-ofIlces in the Count
!. came in Sunday, He will continue h
D tour Of inspection this week.
Louis Altman, Of Deming, who nevC
fails to attend a republican convention
( arrived yesterday and will be heard
r the republican councils today.
+ J. S. Bee, Of Cripple Creek, Colo, an
Q f. G. Burdette, of Canon City, Colo, a
rived last Wednesday and went out
Cooney Friday to look at some minir
: property.
r Sheriff Locl5hart went 10 Santa /
q last week with Murray and Davis, Il
e Pinos Altos murderers, who were co
victed at the last term Of the Doha Al
10 county court.
4 Gyulo Armeny, Of New York, who
' interested in mines in the Burro Mou
i, tains, arrived from the East last THU
IF day and left on Saturday mornings trai
He win return this week.
is Prof. Campbell and family loft for l.
Is Vegas last Wednesday morning. II
al professor has been engaged as pnnciI
a Of the New West academy there, al
4 will undoubtedly give satisfaction.