Southwest-sentinel., 1893-05-16

H. II. dluOrQ h0s taken COnouc-
tor I. F. Farnsworth's passenger
run while he goes east on a 60 day
lay of. Mrs. Farnsworth accom-
panied him as far as Topeka.
The very cold weather during
The past few nights has seriously
injured many Of the grapes, es-
pecially in Mesilla and Dona Ana.
E. q. Shields is SAID to have
made $4,000 in Eddy since he
left Las Cruces three years ago.
He has just sold out the imple-
ment store he was running at Ed
dy.
A meeting Of the board of direct
ors Of the New Mexico National
Bank at Socorro, the designations
of w. .Montoys, vice president,
and NJ. w. Browne, cashier, were
received and accepted. Mr..
Browne was elected vice president
and E. E. Mold, cashier.
The Spanish paperrecently pub
lished at Los Lunas, will hereafter
be published at Socorro. Velencia
County has no newspaper, and
there is no field in that county for
one.
Reports have it that there Will
be no peaches and plums. to speak
of, in the Rio Grande valley, this
year. There will be some cherries,
pears and early apples, but not in
any great quantity, while the quail
ity will be inferior. Winter apples,
grapes and other late fruits are yet
promising.
The school board has hired Miss
Munson to teach the Pyramid
school which was so suddenly
closed by the marriage of Miss
Marshall last Monday. Before
making the contract with Miss
Munson she was required to give
bonds that she would not desert
the school and get married before
the end of the term.-Liberal.
The applications for admission
must be made out as per form fur
nished, accompanied with the or
der of commitment, signed by the
district Judge, and addressed to
the medical Superintendent of
the Insane Asylum of New Mex
ico."
The insane asylum of New Mex
leo opened on the first day of May,
and under a rule adopted by the
board, applications for admission
must be made and passed upon
before the patients are actually
sent to the asylum. While this
involves a slight delay, yet it in
sures a regular and legal commit
ment of all persons who are placed
in the asylum, and the directors
have no legal power to receive pa-
tients unless they are legally and
properly committed. In all cases
where patients are confined in the
iails of the several counties, the
directors have determined to re.
quire from the relatives or friends
of the patient, or from the county
board having custody of such per.
sons, to furnish them with two
changes of clothing, to-wit: Three
common, plain, good shirts; two
pairs of pants, two pairs of draw
ers, three undershirts, three pairs
of stockings, two plain, common
substantial coats and vests; ont
good pair of shoes, and for NAL,
patients, one plain, common hat
and for female patients, two
changes of clothing, good, plan
and strong
The public school meeting wal
fairly w1ll attended last Friday
evening and the several importan
features relating to the new build
ing we're discussed at length. Tht
sent ment, however, of all present
was to the effect that inasmuch al
an election, voting bonds to tn,
amour t of $4,000 had been held
resulting in favor of the bonds, tn,
decisiolS of the majority should be
abided Ny. A resolution which wal
unanimously passed, showing al
expression of the meeting, in sub
stance was: "That, as our board O
school directors was composed o
competent and responsible gentle
men, they proceed without further
delay with all the details necessary
in the sale of bonds, location anC
building, as their best judgemen
dictated. Odd Abe EAGLE.