Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-03-21
TUESDAY. MARCH 81, lsoa

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TUESDAY. MARCH q. 1894
Tho woodwork Of the Episcopal church
IL being painted
The auditor Of the Atchlson, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad was here last
week.
A number Of important laws are print
Cd in this issue. They will DO found on
the fourth page.
The location Of the normal school will
be determined at the next meeting Of
the board Of regenta The site selected
will probably be In the northwestern
part Of the city.
Our Celestial friends will have to reg
lister and be photographed before May
9th or they will have the pleasure Of a
journey 10 China at the expense Of IN
Gle Sam.
DR.. E. l. Stephens, formerly a resi-
dent Of this place, is the father Of a
daughter. The little Miss was born at
Nashville, Tenn, last Tuesday.
B. E Hambleton, sPeoial agent and
district manager Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company left last week on a
business trip to Deming and FL Paso.
He will return in a few days.
Charley Clausman and Bud Moore
have purchased the Cabinet at Deming
Of H. @ Moore. The new proprietors
are we'll known and very popular In
Deming.
See that your name is on the poll book
now al the ~postOdice for inspection. II
you have not been registered zee that
your name is put on the list at the next
meeting OF the board OF registration
which will be on the 31st inst
Grand Spring openingat Max scbutz's
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 81, % and 80. We win show a
fine line Of imported dress goods and
pattern hats and bonnets. We respect
fully invite the ladies Of Grant County
to come and inspect our grand display.
ut Max SoHUrz.
There was a special session Of the
board OF County commissioners last
week. The board decided to bring suit
against eK-Treasurer Berg for the amount
of money due the County. The matter
OF the money still IN the hands of ex-
Collector Lockhart was discussed but
action was deferred until the next meet
ing OF the board.
The residence Of W. F. Smith at Dem.
ing was totally destroyed by FIRE last
week. It is believed that the fire was Of
incendiary origin as there had been no
fire in the house for several hours. The
building was frame and seemed to have
been set on fire from the outside. Moth.
ing was recovered from the building and
the occupants barely escaped.
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G. M. Nolan made an assignment last
week to William F. Lorenz for the bene-
ft OF his creditors. Collections have not
been good for the past two months and
as Mi. Nolan's business was largely a
credit business ne had to submit to the
inevitable. He will come out all right
il a reasonable price can DO obtained for
his stock and his book accounts can be
collected.
Laura Mill4id, the pnma donna Of the
Calhoun Opera Company possesses all
the requisites Tor a successful comic OPP
era prima donna-yOuth, beauty, a raw
lshing figure, and best OF all she has the
voice Of a thrush. She has had good
schooling in dramatic art aud is as full
Of ginger as a young kitten.
D4xo-In this city, on Tuesday after.
neon, March 14th, Matte Gillett, wife oil
Samuel B. Gillett. Mrs. Gillett had beer
dangerously i'll for several days but II
was hoped that she would recover and
the day before she died she appeared Il
be getting better. The funeral wal
from the residence on Ninth street al
two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon anc
was largely attended. The services vert
conducted by Rev. Topham, Of this city
Mrs. Giliett left a son about six year
old and an infant daughter ten days old.
Kid, the Apache, who has been th,
cause Of a great deal of uneasIness il
the southwest for several months past
has again been heard from. Il is posi-
bic that be is contemplating a raid thil
spring and that his expeditions during
the past few months have been simply "a
acquaint himself with the country o,
that he will be the better prepared t,
lead his braves on their murderouI
raids. Rewards have been offered foI
bis capture in Arizona and some advent
urous cowboy may make a good IndiaI
of him before he can do much damage.
Everyone enjoys good comic opera wei
acted, we'll sung and we'll dressed; thi
is what Mr. Charles II. Young, the gen
eral agent Of the Calhoun Opera Com
pany promises US for W nights com
mencing Monday, March q, when tina
ever popular company will present Boo
cacio and Fatinitza at Morrill, Hall. Thl