Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-04-25

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The Gangs Refrain.
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sIiat the fashion nov 20 'roast" d. p. Carr.
AZ 3ee.uge he must always gets thar,
Elorida'a not IN 10 and Deming below mar.
Ross ls left and Wnlton's sore,
70 let Hs roast d.. r. Carr.
Ash can't use the County commissioner 40 far
Eosiefi u straight and often consuits ID. r. Carr.
Is sao.s ne gang who tapped the jar,
nos on 70 our tricks and won't let up,
The people know Us, 20 We have to uso tar,
~ cover our tracks aud blacken d. n. Carr.
Twill do him no harm we've tried A beforS.
Bot, 70 be In the fashion
Lei as join In the roast ofD. p. Carr.
A big reception and banquet will DO
given TO Judge Fall here the last Of this
week.
Court will probably adjourn the last
OF this week. II will be the shortest
term held in this County for years.
The Enterprise spring poet has com.
menced 70 sing, aud the LordsburR Lib
eral thinks that spring, gentle Annie, is
with us.
Col. D. A. Martin is foreman of the
grand jury and 10 making a good one.
HO believes in doing business when there
is any to be done and doing It we'll.
Ed. White aud G. NJ. Foraker have
purchased the Elephant Corral Of Alex
ander & FarnswOrth and win commence
business on the irst Of May.
DmD-In Washington, April Is, 1898,
Mrs. Martha Louisa . HambIeton, wife
Of DR.. James P. Hambleton, aged So
years. Mrs. Hambleton was the mother
OF our tOwnsmau, B E Hambleton.
W. T. Ross. Whitewrigbt, Tex, desires
TO know the whereabouts Of bis uncle,
P. ID. Ross, last heard from in Fort
Scott, Kas, in 1881; also OF his uncle,
Ben. Williamson, last heard from in Sill
yer City, N. H., about 1880.
The blacksmith shop owened BY the
Teel and Poe Mining Company at Cooks
Peak was destroyed by fire recently. It
is supposed that the fire originated from
a spark from the forge. The loss was
about $3.50.
The Denmg Headlight seems to ap-
prehend danger Of failure Of the silver
convention because Of the money wasted
on q sign for headquarters. Secretary
Carr states that it was printed on 40 cts.
worth Of muslin and the total cost was
sS.16. No comment is necessary.
The general superintendent OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe has is-
sued a circular to the eject that on and
May /, all station agents and bag
gage masters will wear a cap and badge
&c those now worn by conductors
and brakemen when on duty. The agent
and baggage master here will come out
next week with new caps.
Probably q worth Of envelopes ordered
by the secretary Of the southwest silver
convention may not DO used because the
return on them was 70 the secretary only.
On the nav envelopes appear the names
President Hadley, executive commit
and secretary. Will the Deming
people join the Headlight to iniure the
convention because Of this?
Do not forget the entertainment to be
tonight by the Peak Sisters for
the benefit Of the Methodist church.
Choice selections Of reading and music
by friends who have kindly rendered
thsiF services and instrumental music
by the Silver City orchestra, will add to
the pleasure you will have in listening
the adventures and experiences Of the
Peak Sisters. Go TO Porterheld's and
secure your seats.
A lodge Of the order Of the Eastern
Star was organized ct Georgetown last
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.l
Mrs. W. @ Porterheld and Mrs.
Conner were the officers who went from
this place TO install the new chapter.
Il has only been a few weeks since a
chapter Of the Eastern Star was organic
cd here.
Several thousand stick6rs have been
received by thVcOmmitt6e which is look
after the advertising Of the South.
west Silver Convention to DO held here
ne1t July. The stoksrs are very hand
some aud can be used on envelopes. mack
ages or papers sent out in the mail or
stuck up In places where they will at
attention. Any one can get asupply
at Is centsa hundred.
II the Thinner HOUSE Is 70 30 ready
Tor guests by the 4h ot July, work will
have to DO commenced on It before long.
has now been soVeral months since
house was rendered uRdt tor the ac-
'~ommodatiOn OF guests by a Gre and the
rear wall is ia r. dangerous eoadiCion 90
hat considerable work viii have to be-
lone before guestsea be accommodated
Judge Fan arrived At Las Cruces last