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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

In the Third judicial District Court
of the Territory Of New Mexico, y
sitting within and for the County Of Grant. J
vs., lAssumpslt by Attachment.
William II. Kane, No. 2f6.
The said defendant, william II. Kane, IS
l. hereby notified that a SUIT In assumpsit by
attachment has been commenced against HIM
by tie said plaintiff, John X. johnson. in the
for the County Of Grant, and that unless he en-.
terra his appearance In said suit, In the Office of
the clerk and register In chancery Of said court,
on or before the nrst day Of the next term Of the
said court, TO be begun and held within and for
the said County OF Grant, on the second Mon
the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1893, Judgment
by default will be rendered against him.
The said defendant, William H.. Kane. Is fur
Their notified that In pursuance OF a writ OF at
achment issued out Of the said third judicial
district court, sitting within and for the County
did. on the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1893, levy up
on the following described property belonging
TO the said defendant, William II. Kane, situate
In the County of Grant, and Territory aforesaid,
and more particularly described as follows, TO-
wit;
One-half story brick house situated thereon,
also the west ] OF lots Nos. o, II, 10, IS, In block
No. l0l, Frazier survey, town Of Silver City,
New Mexico.
And that unless he enter his appearance here
In as herein before commanded TO do. the said
properly so levied upon as Aforesaid viii be solo
A~NAsTAcfo BARELA.
Clerk.
By r. s, FALL, Deputy
Atty. for Plaintiff. 89wA.
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Masonic GRIND Lodge.

The sixteenth annual meeting OF the
Territorial Grand Lodge Of Masons,
which was in session in Albuquerque last
week, closed Tuesday evening with a ban
quet IN the Masonic hall tenderd to the
visiting brethren by the members Of the
Temple Lodge, speech making and toasts
we're the order and good fellowship re-
signed supreme.
At Tuesdays session officers we're cleo
ted and installed for the ensuing year as
follows:
c. H.. Sporleder, Chapman lodge, Las
Vegas, Grand Master; DR.. Charles Bow
mer, Union Lodge, Watrous Grand Mas
ter; J.P. McMurray, Hirman lodge No.
10, San Marcial, Grand Senior Warden;
j. J. Kelly, Silver City, Lodge No. 8,
Silver City, Grand Junior Warden;F F. H,
Kent, Temple lodge, Albuquerque,
Grand Treasure; A. A. Keen, Temple
lodge, Albuquerque, Grand Secretary.
The next annual meeting OF the lodge
will be held in Albuquerque the first
Monday in October.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Il undoubtedly we'll remembered by many
OF our readers. He was here some three
years ago and fitted glasses to many who
have Cause to bless his presence among
ue. The professor returned here utter
completing n tour around the world and
making researches ia OphthalmOlogy and
has with him the latest Instruments to
examine all eye trouble and the best
French pebbles 20 correct oil errors Of
refrnctiOn. His second visit here mhni-
tests his superior honesty, Many citizens
Of III Paso, also delicate ladies suffering
from headache, children kept away from
school on account OF their eyes are will
ing TO testify the benefit they derived
from his advise. Any one who is in any
way troubled With imperfect visions Or
headache should not fail 10 call as ped
dlers and interiors are plenty, and men
who understand the science thoroughly
are few and our city never will have such
a chance agian. Office at. Southern Hotel
parlors. EXAMINATION free, and chRrgee
reasonable. Will remain in the city the
8 following days.
Caution;-I do not employ any peddlers
only In case OF invalids, and by personally
applying / will make outside visits.
Silver City, New Mexico, Oct, 9Th 1893.
! take pleasure IN stating that some
four years age Prof. I. Aronsou examined
my eyes and fitted glasses to them and
they have given entire satisfaction. He
is a first class optioian and in every way
deserving Of patronage in his profession.
Very truly, II. L. Pickett.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Mrs. J. M. Mcbride, wife Of the man
who was shot at Mowery City on the
4th Of August by Jack Kelsey was con
fined in q cell at the court house last
wednesday.
Soon attor The tragic death OF her hus
band she was taken, with her little daugh-
ter, to the Grant County hospital. She
was both destitute aud demented, and
having no relatives or friends to admin
lister to her necessities, nhe was cared for
with gentle hands by the matron Of that
institution until it became expodient for
the safety Of the other inmates 10 have
her removed. Theories are diversified
among those who are competent to Judge
her mental condition; some holding that
she is insane while others believe her 10
be possessed Of a vicious, ungovenerable
disposition. AT times she appears quite
rational and in those moments there
is nothing in her actions 10 indicate uu-
souudness Of mind, but the instant
she is crossed or asked TO do things not
In accord WITH her way Of thinking, ehe
becomes violent, and then no steamboat
parrot can equal her blasphemy and vul-
garity. Considering that she is a wo.
man, it would be a simple act OF charity
to adiudge hef insane, for il that is not
her true state, she is too vile to be toler-
ated. However, the theory that the wo'
man is insane appears to DO the most
tenable from the additional fact that
a sister of hers committed suicide a few
weeks ago in Argentine, Kansas, and she
lost a brother not long since through in.
sanity. These facts 90 to support the
conclusion that insanity is hereditary in
the family and that Mrs. Mcbride is 6
victim of that terrible malady. Sincl
court sits on the 18th Of next month al
examination into her condition will moi
be had until that time,
Mrs. John Dodd, Of this city, is caring
for her child, which is a beautiful littl'
girl, about four years old.
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Read This Twice,

There are several ways to run a town,
either toward an era Of prosperity or
several feet into the ground. The best
way to run a town is to run it with a
vim. Those who differ on that question
should sell out aud leave it. Men who
are always slow to support home institu-
tions do little toward building a town.
Either run u town for all it is worth or
quit the whole thing-slide out and let
nature take its course. If you want
business to come to your town, work for
il and encourage others who are doing
so. Bury all jealousy and spite work,
work together for common prosperity
and mutual benefit.
There are very few towns in this coun-
try today that are not suffering the
pangs OF financial depression, and the
condition which prevails in Silver City
at present cannot be modified by grum-
bling. What is true OF this town, in a
commercial sense, is also true, in a much
greater degree, Of nine tenths of all the
cities and towns of the United States.
Surprising you become disconnected
with your surroundings and the outlool
generally, just reflect that go where you
may you cannot hope to better your con.
dition. Roll up your sleeves, pull of
coat, subdue your mulish %propensitiei
and go to work to win, and you will
brighten the town and swell your
OWn Duraqs.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

DR.. Drummond's Lightning Renee
for Rheumatism 10 put up In large b.
ties, aud the price h five dollars = buttle
II cures every time. All the cheap rem1
dies put together arc not worth enc bot
tie Of DR.. Drummond's Lightning Rene.
dy, and any druggist who has sold IL ID
ready and willing TO offer evidence. IL
will 60 direct 10 the seat Of pain and re-
lievo at once. Sent % any address on
receipt Of price. Drummmond Medicine
Co. $3.50 Maiden Lane, Agent6 wanted.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

ry to DO informed in the theory Of me-
chanics and to understand mechanical
drawing. The Corresdondence School OF
Mechanics, Scranton, Pa, has been es-
tablished to instruct machinists in these
branches, The system Of instruction is
by correspondence and students study at
homie and lose no time from work. It is
very popular and socessful. Tuition
charges reasonable. Any person who
will devote a few hours each week to
study is guaranteed an education in me
chanics and IN mechanical drawing. To
enter, students only ueed TO know how to-
read and write. Graduates are assisted
in obtaining positions by the employ
ment bureau Of the school. Send for
free circular giving full particulars
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

During the epidemic in this county IN
August 1888, my little boy; aged threo
years, was taken with bloody fiux in q
severe form. When my wife commenced
giving Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhma Remedy the discharges were
bloody and unnatural. After the irst
dose was given he began 10 get better
and the stool became more natural. /
cannot speak too highly Of the medicines
VIM. Glenn, Otway, Scioto County, Ohio.
For sale by. w. @. Porterfeld Druggist;
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Poetic por Emborgo.
M p4tR

~ 49, 80 49, ~
judicial del TerrltdriO de Neuvo Mexico,
dento y por Ell Condado de Grant
,onn =. ( Ss1 T : ro''o gq 9 g!agssorpo.
IN dichO demandado, william II. Kane, es
Ilp0r est0 nOtihcadO que un pleitO de Poetic
p0r EmboTgO, ha sidO cOmenZadO encOntra de Ell
pOr ell dicl1O actor, John II. johnson, Ell Ia COrtQ
del Tercer Dlstftt0 Judicial, dentro y por ef
aparieDcia en- dich0 piletO, EN- Ia onlcina del
EscribanO y RigistradOr IN Cancilleria en-
dicha corte, en- o artOs del primer dia del
prOximO terminO de Ia dlcha COrte, que sera
tenida dentrO y por ell dlcha COndado de
Grant, ell segundo Lunes de N~Oyiemhre, A. d.
A. ID. 1889, sentencla por lalta sefa dado en-
contra de oil.
III dlcho demandado, William II. Kane, es
ademas notihcadO, que en- cOuformidad con uni
auto de embargo descendldO Ge Ia COrte dich0
del TeToer DistritO Judicial, dentro y pOr el
Condado de Grant, en- ell dia ~ Julio, A, ID. 1893,
embargo sObre Ia propiadad describid0 en- sig
uineute, perteneciendO al dichO dcmandadOt
William II. Kane, situad0 en- dichO COndado de
Grant, y Territorial antediohO, y mas particu-
larmente describidO como sigue =todos de las
dc ~ altos situado sobre al niismo, tabien Ell
= parte (del ponlentel de las solares Nos, o, IL
10, IS, en- ell cuadrO No. i0i, ngrimensaciOn de
Frazier, plaza de Silver city, NueyO MelicO.
v q no ser qGe a entire su cOmparencla en-
dichO plietO, como dqui dentrO fequerido, Ia
dieho prOpTiadad asi ~embargida como antedi-
chOF sera Vlndtda pafg satisfacer e iuicio.
ANAsrACfo BARELk,
Escriban0.
por 2, s., FALL, Deputado.
Xbogado pOr Ell actor. sswl
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An Endemic Of nrsonterr

In September, 1899, dyeentery in n very
severe form, prevailed at Jamestowni
". J. Walter Willard, a we'll known mer-
ohant OF the place procured n supply Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
h0a Remedy. He says, ut is egftainly
one Of the best things ever matte, and
has given the highest satisfaction in the
most severe cases OF dysentery For sule
by Porterield Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

MI NHE I'LL 0NuAINNN NNNNNNANN AOANN VI NAN
Territory Of New Mexico. sitting within
and for the County Of Grant.
VIM. H. Kane. No. a ssiA''D''
The said defendant, William II. Kane, is here
i by notified that a suit In assumpsit by at
tachment has been commenced against him by
the said plaintiff, GOldsehmidt Bros, In the
Third Judicial District Court sitting within and
for the County OF Grant. ard that unless he en-
tiers his appearance In said quit, In the office Of
the clerk ard register in chancery OF said court,
On or before the hrst day OF the next term OF
said court, sitting within and for the County Of
Grant, on the second Monday OF November, A.,
d. 1899, the saint being the thirteenth day Of
NOyemver. A. d.. 1898, judgement by default
will be rendered against him.
The said defendant, William II. lane, Is fur
Their notified that In pursuance OF a writ of at
tachment issued out Ol the said Third Judicial
District Court. sitting within and for the County
Of Grant, the sheriif Of The said County Of Grant
did on the twelfth jay % May, A. ID. 1898, gar
lowing described property belonging TO the said
defendant, William III. Kane, situated In the
County Of Grant, aud Territory aforesaid, and
more particularly described as follows, 10 wit;
All of lots Nos. ~, "a, 10, Is, block No. 1Ot,
and his one and one half story brick house sit
dated thereon, Fraser survey, toy Of Silver
City. New Mexico,
And that u~llesslhe enters his appearance here,
In as herein before commanded To do, the said
property so levied upon as afoI esaid win be sold
ANAsTAcIo BAREtA,
BY P. s. FAhL, Deputy.
8. d. GILtETT,
Atty for Plaintiff. llwi.
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Notiolo az Puhlioaoion

In Ia COrte del Tercer Dlstricto Judiciall
del TerritOriO de NuevO Mexico, dem
trd y pOr ell COndadO de Grant
GOl0''R Tsi BIOS lracto por Embargo.
VIM. II. Kane. No 1921,
IN dichO demandado, W.. II. Kane, es pOr es-
IftO nOtihcadO que un pleitO de PactO pOr Elm
barge ha sldO commensurate en- c0ntra de ell Dor ell
dichO actor, GOldschmidt Bros, en- Ia COrte del
Tercer DlstrietO Judicial, dentrO pOr el COndal
do de Grant, y amenOs que el entire su apariencia
istradOr en- Chancillefla en- dieha COrte, en- o an
ties del primer dia del pr0ximO terminO de Ia
dloha COrte. que sera ternida dentrO y pOr ell
dlcha COndadO de Grant, ell segundO Lunes de
NOVembFe, A. ID. 1888, ell mi8lmO SiendO el dia IS
de Nuveinbre A. ID. 1893, sentencia pOr falJa
sera dadO en- contra de FL.
~ dichO ~demandad0 W H. Kane, es ademas
nOtihcade que enc0nlOrmidad con un actO de
Embargo decendidO del 10 COrte dichO del Ter
Ger DistrietO Judicial dentro y Dor el COndad0 de
Grant en'el Aguacil Mayor de dicbO COndadO de
Grant, en- Ell dia ~ de Mayo A. ID. 1898. Seques-
trO Harry W Lucas, y embargo sObre de pro
piudad discriDiua en- slguientei perteneciondO al
dichO demandado. W, II. Kane, situadO en- dicho
COndad0 dc Grant y TertltOri0 antedichO y mas
de los SOlares Nos, t2-itiB-y 10, yal Casa de lad.
Tiil0 de I 3 PisUs situada sobre 81 mismO en- ell
cuaFdfO No. i0i argrimensaci0h de Fraser, plaza
de Silver CITY NueyO Mexico.
no ser que entire 81 cOmparencla en- dichO
pleitO como aqui Tequerda, Ia dlchO prOpriedad
a6i embaTgada como antedicha aera vendida
pafa satisiaeer el iucio.
BY P. s.. FALL. Deputy,
Attiy ldr Plaintiff. 4iwf.
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Teaohers, EyomInation.

There will be a teachers examIna-
ton by the board of examination OF
Grant county at the public school
building in Silver City on Saturday,
October 81, 1893.
r. II. ThEiLMANN,
JAMES s FIELDER,
HOWARD II BELTS,
Board Of Examiners.
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Look Pleasant.

A genial, iovial, whole.souled man
with a big heart and a good word for
everybody is the kind Of a man you meet
in Fred Shelton. Fred not only posses
SEES these attributes in a very pronouno-
ed degree hut he also possesses the
finest brands Of liquors and cigars to be
found in Silver City.
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Notice for Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFiGE,
Las lrInn.- N. NJ NumL- 4 1879.

UNITED STATES LAM OFFfCE,
Las Cruces, N, h., Sept 2 is93.f
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has hled notice Of bis inten=
ton 10 max Anal proof In support Of hts claim,
and that said proof Will be made before W. s.
George. u. \. Commissioner. at COOney, n. NJ
on October rs, 1888, VIII Michael CoOney, OF
COoney, N. M, WHO made Id. entry No. 21IlS
for the s. g. l s. O. ! sec. 70. 5. W. s W.. ! sec. 2Oi
n. W.. In. W. sec. 20, n. q. n. e. sec. 80, tps
10 scutl, range 10 west.
He names the following witnesses 10 provo
his continuous residences upon aud cultivation OF
said land, VIZ:
John w. Stout,
W. j. Burns, lAl OF CO0neY, hOc0rro
n. ID. Stubbleheid. Co, New Mexico.
Thomas Starkweathcr,
ANY person who desires 10 protest against tho
allowance OF such proof or who knows OF any
substantial reason, under the law and the reRu-
iallons OF the Interior Department, WHY such
proof should not be allowed, win be giYen an
opportunity az the above mentioned time and
place 20 cross examine the WITNESSES o. said
claimant. and 20 offer evidence IN rebuttai OithaU
sSSt. sASiuEL ? McCRxA. Register
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A New Find.

II IL reported that there has been a
discovery Of a deposit of gemstones
within a few miles Of Silver City. The
gems are green tourmalines and occur
in a vein Of crystallized quartz of a green
color.
Tourmaline is not a rare mineral, but
the precious varieties are quite rare and
much sought for, especially the trans
parent green and blue varieties which
equal emeralds and sapphires IN brillian-
cy. This stone, which is mainly a COM
pound of boron, silicon and aluminium,
always occurs in beautiful, prismatic
crystals, The value of this find can only
be ascertained by exploring the vein to
some depth, as the surface crystals are
not quite transparent.
One Of the most noted exhibits at the
Worlds fair was the rose colored tour
maline ~(rubelIte) in star like groups OF
small crystals IN a matrix Of lepidolite
from near San Diego, Cal. Great guam
titles Of it were sold in the California
building.
A very beautiful, velvety brown stel-
lated tourmaline was discovered near
Washington, Arizona, a couple Of years
ago by Mr. Wsring, of this city, but 1t
was too soft for a gemstone. TINS new
find promises to prove valuable, and il 80
will add materially to the growing inter.
ests of this County as a producer Of pre-.
cious stones.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10
Morolion Lookout.

L. A. Skelly, New Mexico's favofite
photographer, will be with you for a
very short time with his new branch
gallery. Don't fail to see him, *4t.
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Do not Work In a Machine shop
Always.

achipists should
look forward TO the
time when they
will be foremen Of
shops or the own
ers Of them. That
they may thus adj
vince ID is necessa-
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mlnInr and MnIInr.

MaAANM ~ mining. I
..... .......s,. ....Nt. td6
II. Ftzsimmons anipped 81 sacks Of
high grade ore from tho Alhamtra mine
10 the smolter at Socorro last Sunday.
John Spiller, who has been prospect
ing considerably Of late, is having assays
made OF his fnds, some Of which no
doubt will prove to be valuable prop
rety.
At a meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Pacific Gold Company. in st. Louis,
last July, it was decided TO move the
Pacific mill from its present site TO the
company's mine in Pinos Altos this fall,
but owing 70 the turn matters have
taken, it Is doubtful IL this much desired
result will be accomplished.
A novel sinking and stationary prmp
has been invented and is o In opera
ton at Rico, Colorado, which has many
advantages over all other kinds. It's
capacity is im~measurably greater and
the expenses OF operating it much less
than that Of the ordinary pump.
A new fifteen ton SHIFT has been adj
ded TO the Kingston smolter, under the
management Of the Robertson & Baker
Refining Company of Newark, N. j., and
another one Of the same proportions
will be added as soon as their mining
property opens up or the resumption on
the other mines begins.
The Iyanhoe mine, which has been
idle for a number OF years, is soon to be
operated again, in fact, work has already
begun. The %lessees, Collier, Kemp, Chan
dler and some other gentlemen, under
the corporate name Of tho Ivanhoe Cop.
per Company, will push the property to
It's fullest capacity. Great bodies Of ore
are exposed and a smelter will at once
be erected to handle the product The
Ivanhoe Is the property of Thos. f. Con
way OF Silver City.
PINos ALTOS.
Tom Holman is pushing the work on
the Golden Giant.
E. s. Robbins has struck a large body
OF $40 ore 10 the shaft which he Is sink
ing in Quien Sabe mine.
Bell & stephens are running their ten
stamp mill night and day IN ore from
their own mines,
A. Hersberger is working six men on
the Osborne group Of mines.
The Mammoth mill is running ten
stamps on ore from tho Campo Sisto
mine.
GOLD HILL.
The Western Belle, at Gold Hill, Is now
being run under iudicious and intelligent
management with a fair prospect for
netting the Jesse a reasonable profit on
his labor. This mine has never been
crowded sufficiently before to show ite
value.
The Lottie is showing up in fine shape
with a line body OF $40 ore in sight
This mine is owned Snyder Bros. anC
they are developing 1t gradually But
four men are employed at present but
more will be added soon.
A gentleman from Georgetown is con
templating the erection of a mill to han
die the Golden Eagle product, for which
he will secure an interest in the min,
with Mr.. Werney.
The owners OF the Queen 'ot Heart
have been negotiating for some time 70
the sale Of their property but failing K
secure a purchaser they will continue t.
work the mine on a small scale. The,
have from 100 to 40 tons Of ore already
out which will run about $40 to the ton
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Division Superintendent Frank Easily
was in the city last Thursday on an in
spection our of the Silver City branch
of the A. T. & s. F. system.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Go and see William Walkers new
fashion plates. He will make yoN "a suit
of clothes cheaper than you can get
them from eastern tailors. Att
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

1 can furnish any bicycle you
may want as cheap or cheaper
than any one.
26-tf W. G. Porterfeld
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Rates To the World's Far,

Thsre have been further reductions In
rates over the A., Z. & s. +. to the
Worlds Far. Call at the depot for fur
ther information.
J. II. NUDGE, Agent.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

The latest fall and winter fashion
plates In clothing have been received by
William Walker, the tailor. #41tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Furnished in any quantity, write foI
prices TO w. H. Newcomb, Agent.
P. o, Box $50, Silver City, N. M.
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Flfe Hundred DolInra ReMnrd.

The above reward will be paid for evidence
that will lead to the conviction Of the parties
who have been stealing and killing my horses
80 SIN 8. 3. BRANNINf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

There are eight patients confined in
the Grant County hospital; four are
charity cases.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Geo. Leeright has gone east and will
visit the Worlds fair before his return.
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When you leave your order for a suit
OF clothes with William Walker, you are
sure Of a perfect dt and goods as repre-
sented. 4ltf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

Go to the Cave Saloon for a glass O
fresh Anheuser Beer. 49tf.
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1t cost but $3.50 to prosecute offend
ers Of the law in the Pinos Altos precinct
during the month Of September.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

The Silver Social Club will dance
again Friday night.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

A Mexican sustained a fractured skull
by falling from a ledge of rocks at the
A. 7. & s. Fe quarry last Sunday.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-10

The Whitewater post Office will be
discontinued on and after the 14th inst.