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Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
A Serious Fire,

The Iyanhoe smelter burned to the
ground last Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. The fire caught from sparks
in the engine room and spread with such
irresistible rapidity that the whole build
ing became one sheet OF flame within a
few minutes from the time of its disooy-
cry. A heavy wind famed the flames,
and the structure, which was old and
dry, burned like tindsr.
The smelter was started up but few
weeks ago and was just getting into thor
ough working order, and although the
lose is heavy one, the property viii be
rebuilt at once. Machinery has already
been ordered from tie east to replace
that which was ruined and in a few
months work will be as active as though
no fire had occurred. The Iyanhoe is
backed by strong company and owing
to the value of the property it will not
lie idle very long. 1t is estimated that
the owners Of the plant will be the only
ones who will suffer loss, as the workmen
formerly employed will be kept busy in
clearing away the debris, assisting in the
construction Of the new building and
getting out ore upon which the new
smelter will operate as soon as complet-
ed.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
B. B. 'llGlyfGi Haly i6r Ilaiuaa.
Notioia do Publication.

IN Ia COrte del Tercerl
DlstrilO Judicial del rerntOriO de NueyO
Mejico. Condado dc Grant, FebrerO Termino.
Lucy B. Snyder. Admx
". C. Tontiu. Attachment
III dlchO demandadO. W. @, Tonkin. IS por
NlcsiO nOfihcadO que un pieliO de pacto pOf
embargo Dor IA suuia de slicntO y nueYo pesos
ratio Dor amos ha sldO c0minensacO on contra
40 el p0r al dichO actor Lucy b. Snyder On "a
corto del Tercef Distrito Judicial en por 81
COndadO DO Grant anienOs que q entire 90
apparencia ca diohO pleitO en- Ia onlclnO del ea-
cfibHnode Il dicho COrie en- Entea d prnera
dia dc IN dicha COrte que aefa teuldo pof tl
dichO COndadO de Hrant en- el primer Lunes dei
mes De febrerO I'll mlsmO siend0 cl dlA clnco do
dIcho mes A. d. lsoi. sentencia por talla aera
dada ca contra DC cl
10 dicho demandado w. q. Tonkln, os ademas
nOtncadO que encOn iOImidad con un acto Do
Embargo dccendo de Ia corle dicho oel lercer
DislrltO Judical denirO y p0r 81 Cnudado 90
diant. cl aguacll mayor DC dlcho cOndhnA 90
Grant en- e da quencc do lla5o "A ID, 1893,
kmbargo. soDre 70 propredad como signe per
leneclcndo ~ dicho dcmnn0alo W. q. lonklni
sluado en dlcho COndado ieuiiprlo de Nuoio
Mellco, a. que dcclr todos dc laa muouies DO
casa
Yano ser one entire su compareucla Ca dichQ
rlrlio como aQli roQucndo. "a dich1 proprietle0
Nsl rmhaundO como autedcha stia fcndidA
ls,ra saiisiapcf 81 iuelo, 49,.
Attorney iog plainaa. nss-
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Resigned.

Ansstacio Barela, who has made such
competent clerk Of the district court
for this judicial district, has resigned
bis Office. Mr.. Barola is largely interest
ed in individual enterprises which do
mand his personal attention to such an
extent that he was compelled to take
this step. He is an intelligent gentle
man and, as an official, discharged the
duties OF his Office in highly commend
able manner.
Mr.. Louis W. Lenoir, OF Las Cruces,
has been appointed by Judge Fall 70
succeed Mr.. Barela, aud has already
taken charge Of the affairs OF the Office,
Mr.. Lenoir was deputy under Clerk w.
]. Joblin during Judge Henderson's ad-
ministration several years ago and proved
himself competent man. The office rs
very responsible one aud requires the
attention Of a man with a thorough
legal education. The position commands
six thousand dollars year salary.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Complimentary.

Il is plessurable to the SOUTHWEST
SENTINEL to note the favorable mention
made Of Silver City's residents by the
press Of the Territory The following COM
pliment 10 one Of our citizens appeared
in the last issue Of the Rlo Grande Re
publican, Of which the Hon. John R.
McFie Is editor:
Mr.. Howard H. Belts, Of Silver City,
who was appointed by Governor Prince
a member Of the board Of penitentiary
commissioners, has been elevated 10 the
presidency of that board. It is fortunate
for the Territory that such shrewd bus
ines8 men and fine accountants as Mr..
Betts is upon that board, 90 there will
not be any iobbery or deception prac-
ticed upon the board while ho ond other
members that wo know are on.the board
Mr.. Belts is pleased with Mr.. Dame r0
oeutl. appointed upon the board by Gov
Ihcgnlon.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Notice for Publication.
UNIrED STATES LASD oFFIcE
Las Cruces. NJ Al Nov. 18th. 1900

las Cruces, N. NJ, NOV. l5thi les5.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the following
N named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tOn TO make final proof in support Of his claims
and that said proof will be made before Probate
Judge or Probate Clerk at Silver City, N. NJ ON.
December 20th, 1888, viz August Davies, of
Central, N. NJ. who made I'D, entry No. 222gf
for the li-w Y sc y lots 4and 8, sec. 7, lot J.,
sec. is. tp. Il 5, FEW,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz
Ferdinand Bellin,
Clifford A. IAraway, All OF Central,
Jefferson w. DickersOn, Grant CO., N. NJ.
julius Wellgehausen,
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows OF any
substantial reason. under the law and regulas
tiOns Of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place 20 eross-examlne the witnesses OF said
claimant, and 20 offer evidence In rebnttal OF
SAMUEL P. McCREA,
l7-6t Register;
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
A Grand HhoMInr.

The San Juan Times, paper published
at Farmlngton, town in the extreme
northwestern part Of the Territory, fur
nlshes the following substantial evidence
that New Mexico is great fruit produc-
ing Country; "Some idea OF the mag
nitude of our fruit shipments may be
gained by the knowledge that the Sunny
side orchard this year alone boxed and
shipped total of 1877 800 pounds OF fruit,
principally apples, peaches, pears and
plums. The bare coat of boxing material,
aside from the work, amounted to s511-
so. Mr.. Locke informed one of the
Times staff that the amount OF fruit sold
at the orchard and tsisen away without
boxing would not fall short of 25,0OO
pounds, grand total OF over 100000
pounds of fruit sold from the orchard.
Less then fifteen years ago few cotton
woods and sage brush marked the spot
where to-day rows of thrifty fruit trees
yield their mite TO the worlds produce
market.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
stove Uhle's new saloon-tbs Cs4s
1.tf.
lack Pleasant.

A genial, iovial, whole souled mat
with a big heart and a good word for
everybody is the kind OF man you meet
in Fred Shelton. Fred not only posses
ses these attributes ia a very pronouuc-
cd degree hut he also possesses the
finest brands Of liquors and cigars 10 be
found in Silver City.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

An eloping couple we're married IN
Silver City last week by Justice Givens.
The parties to the matrimonial contract
were William Sublett and Miss Mary
Williams, Of Gold Hill.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Geo. w. Miles has been appointed
Territorial superintendent for the Chill
dren's Home Society for Orphan Chill
dren, by the National board, OF Chicago.
This society has been in existence but
about 3 years and in that time has been
a power for good in the interests Of the
thousands Of homeless and friendleHs
children. Mr.. Miles will Immediately
take the initiatory steps towards the or
ganization of local societies throughout
the Territory. The plan is TO create q
fund, by subscription and otherwise for
properly conducting the work. No In.
stitutions will be built, but committees
to whom an worthy subjects may be re-
ported, viii be appointed whose duly il
shall be 10 provide proper protection ior
those who are unfortunately cast upon
the world This 10 surely a laudabla
work and one which should be assisted
and encouraged BY every one,
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Notioe for Pnblloatlon.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE. [
las Cruces, M. NJ, Nov. %. 1893. Z

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, [
Las Cruces, NJ NJ, Nov. %, 1893 9
n iOtleo Il hereby given that the following
IN named settler mas nled notice Of his inten-
tion 70 make final proof IN support Of bis claim,
and that said proof will be made before W 3.
George, u. 81 Commissioner at COOney. ~ NJ,
on January 10, 1893, viz John W. Stout Of Coo
ney, N NJ. who made I'D. entry No. 2tO8 for
the e. y s-w \ & lots s see. -, tp. ios, 2 10
lie namea the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Thomas siarkweather, Of coone5, y NJ
Michael Cooney. Of
Z, 4: 3; d. l,a,g,sg6aggh' l,.., ,gl.gg y Alma.
ANY person who desires % protest agninsf the
allowance Of Nch proof or Who knows of amy
suhsianilN reason, under the law and tne rcgt-
lallOns OF the interior department, why such
proof shonld not De allowed viii be gwen 40
opportunity % the AhQf. mfWiuucd iihe hlh
place 90 CfofNeNauine the witnesses Qi SAID
claimant ana ~ oiicr evidence iu urepuital oi maj
SANUEL P.-iocREA
teW REGISTER.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Notioe of publication
IN Tue. DlsIrlct UOuTt OF
Grant County, New Mexico,
April Term, A. ID. 1893.


AptAA ANAAAf - ~ wv
Lucy b Snyder Admr'E.
vs.. No. 2t64.
W. G. TOnkln. Attachment.
7Nhe said defendant, W. C. TOnkln. Is hereby
/ notified that a suit IN assumpslt by attaet;
ment, for the sum of Seyenty-nine dollars and
years interest has been commenced against hint
the said deiendantby the said plaintiff, Lucy y
snyder IN the Third Judicial District Court, sit.
ting within and for the County OF Grant. Aud
that unless he enters his appearance Ia said suit,
In the once uf the clerk the said district court
on or before the 9th day Qi February the next
term OF the said court. siting within and Tor the
County Of Grant, on the 5th day Of February re-
turn day A. ID 1895 the said day being the btli
day Of February 1894 Judgment by default
viii be rendered against MN.
The said defendant, w q. TOnkin, Is further
notified that In pursuance OF wit OF attach
ment issued out Of the Third judicial District
Court sitting within and for the County Of Grant
the Sheriff Of said County Of Grant did on the
fifteenth day Ol March A. ID 1893 levy npon the
the following property, to Wit; al Of the house
hold goods belonging 10 the said defendant, that
he, the said defendant had stored On the said
date of levy Al Gold HILL la the County and
Territory Aforesaid
And unless you enter your appearance hereiu
AZ herein before commanded % dO,the said prop.
erly 90 levied upon as Aforesaid VIII be sold 70
satisfy judgment.
ANAsrACfO BAREI.A,
Clerk
D. d. "il httiy for rlaiutig, ssw6.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Notice..
To WHOM II NAY coNorRN

Notice Is hereby given that have taken legal
steps to have my name changed and 10 renOunce
the name by which have generally been known.
My name hereafter will be John NJ. CTayens; up
son. The contracts and obligations into which
have entered under the latter name shall be
faithfully carried out. All business dealings la
the future which | may enjoy shall be IN tho
name OF John NJ. Cravens. My reasons fbf
changing my name TO Cravens Is that u WAS tho
name Of my father was adopted while child
by an uncle by the name OF johnson who gave
hie the name by which l have heretofore been
known. My solemn declaration for makilg this
change Is now on nle and duly recorded IN the
JoHR NJ. CRAVEN
As-ws Silver City, n NJ, November 20, 1898
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

There was dance at the Msngas
school house on Thanksgiving night and
q most enjoyable time was the result. It
Yves largely attended By the terpsichores
Of that section.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Tho law partnership Of Bail and An
cheta has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Lost Between the post Office and de-
pot a seal watch charm, Onyx, with small
piece Of chain attached. Return to this
Office and claim reward
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Notice Of Sale.
James GrenIen.

James Grenten,
vs.. No. 2iJ9.
The Mountain Key Mining Co.
7No all whom II may concern, notice s hereby
4 given: That whereas James GTeniel as com
plalnaut In q certain suit In Chancery In the
District Court OF Grant County, New MeNicOt
brought against the Mountain Key Mining
against the Mountain Key Mining Company,
did on the 2Sth day OF June, 1892, obtain IN said
court decree whereby his claim OF one hundi
red and three dollais and Ave cents for labor;
and twelve dollars and 1fty cents for Drafting
verifying and recording claimi and NIFTY dollars
as attorneys fees and nifty dollars as masters
fees was decreed TO be n valid and suhSistlng
lien against the Mountain Key mlnehereinafter
described; And whereby the said Mountain
Key and appurtenances was ordered 10 be sold
by the Mountain Key Mining Company; aud
whereby Thomas y. Helm was appointed
special commissioner 10 sell said property In
the event OF such default In payment OF said
the said special commissioner, will on the 9th
day OF December, 1898, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock and o'clock OF sald day, Gt the front
door Of tie court house IN the town Of Silver
City, New Mexico, under and by virtue OF said
decree, sell the following described property TO
wit The Mountain Key Mine OF Mining Claim,
the same being fifteen hundred feet of land IN
length by six hundred feet IN width, situated
Immediately northward from the Ohio mine
and about one mile west from the town OF PinOs
Altos and OF the eastern base OF the Big Noun
tain In the PinOs Altos Mining district, IN the
County Of Grant and Territory OF New Mexico,
together with all tenements and appurtenances
thereuntO belonging or In any wise appertaining
fur cash 10 the highest bidder TO satisfy said de
cree.
II, l.. PICKETT, Special Commissioner
l9,wl Solicitor for Complainant
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Lieut.. j. G. Galbraith OF troop b., LIST
cavalry, and family came in on last even
sng's train and went over TO Fort Bayard.
Mr.. Galbraith will probably be ordered
to the border to join his troop within
two or three days TO watch the Mexican
revolution.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Amelia, the murderer OF Constable
Schultz, is reported to have been seen
among the revolutionists on the border.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

The latest is Baby Day at slselly'i
studio. ut
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

IL ron had not previously eaten your
peck Of dirt, = golden opportunity was
afforded you last Saturday.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

1t is not unusual for colds contracted
in the fall months TO hang on all win
ter or az soon as q person is ovor one
cold 20 contract another. The succession
OF colds is what causes chronic oatarrh
and bronchitis. One or the other OF
these diseases is almost certain TO DO the
result. For this reason IL is OF much i'm
portance that colds contracted at this
season OF the year receive prompt atten-
tion. They can be quickly cured II Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is used II acts
on natures plan, lOosens the cold, aids
expectOration, aud relieves the lungs,
soon etfecting a permanent cure. % and
so cent bottle for sale by W. Q. Porter
field Druggist.
Complete bar fixtures and furni-
ture, and billiard table for sale.
Apply to David Abraham. 49-t6
Christmas goods in endless vari-
ETY. at Porterfeld's 49-lt
A nice Christmas present for a
lady can be had for 26c at the
Post Office store. p p
b. I. LINK.
w. L. jackson & Co. have the
finest line of holiday goods ever
displayed in Silver City. 49-w4
Everything in the line Of toilet
articles, both useful and beautiful,
may be seen at w. L. jackson &
Cos. 49-w4
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Tom 6slerry are now stopping
az the White House. Call and see
thew- 49ti
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
La Grippe Again.

The re-appearance of the grip" calls
to mind the experience OF Jas. 0. Jones,
publisher OF the Leader, Mexis, Texas.
He was sick in bed for ten days with the
grip during its prevalence year or two
ago. Later in the season he had sec
ond. He says: "In the latter case
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
with considerable success, l think, only
being in bed little over two days. The
second attack, am satisfied, would have
been equally ss bad as the first but for
the use Of this remedy" 1t should be
borne in mind that the grip is much the
same as a very severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. When
you wish to cure cold quickly and etfec-
tunlly give this remedy trial. % and 30
cent bottles IOr sale by. w. Q Porterheld
Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

w. L. jackson 4 Co. have hand
somely bound volumes OF poems
appropriate for Christmas pres
ehts. 49-w4
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

At the progressive whist party given
by Mrs. Warren and Mr.. and Mrs Nor
ton, last Saturday night, Mr.. ]. H. Wi
ley won the first and DR.. Bailey the
consolatiop prize.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Furnished In any quantity, write for
prices TO W. H. NoWcomb, Agent
r. o. Box 532. Silver City, n. NJ.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Prof. J. F. PortiIlo, will give private
lessons Ia Spanish at reasonable rates TO
all who may desire to master that Ian
guage, Lessons given at your home or
Office, day or evening. Orders may be
left at JaclSson's drug store. 49-w4
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

"Afother Earth" was very ely" last
Saturday. N. B.-ThiH lie pun.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

The 'depredations Of gsng Of young
hoodlums IN Silver City have become 60
numerous Of late that Marshal Cantley
has declded to repress them by law.
Yesterday the crusade was begun and
warrants we're issued for the arrest OF
Robert and Walter Gaynor, Sam Potter,
Willie Wray, George and Alex Williams
aud Fred Rosecrans. These boys are all
under 16 years Of age and have. been al
lowed 10 run the streets at night, with
out restraint, until their pr0nks have
become 80 serious that it is necessary 10
govern them with a strong hand. The
boys are not alone TO blame for the de
plorable vices which are fastening upon
them, but the parents and guardians are
alike deserving Of censure for allowing
them evil associations. A law compell-
ing boys under the age Of IS years 10
quit the streets at o'clock in the even
ing would be productive Of much good
il rigidly enforced. II they then sought
a rendezvous they should be hunted
down and either cent TO their homes OF
lodged in the city jail A few applica-
tions Of this character would have a very
subduing effect upon the inoorrigible.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Ths commitment papers for Mrs.
Mcbride, who was adjudged insane at
the recent term Of court, have not ar
rived Jet, and in order to save the eK-
penSo Of transportation, the criminals
sentenced TO the penitentiary have been
held in order to take them at the same
time that Mrs Mcbride is taken to the
asylum.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Mr.. II. W. Hoyey, the hardworking and
popular quartermaster Of Fort Bayardr
was in town yesterday looking up the al
legged Mexican revolution.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

A horse which J. D. Lee was driving
last Sunday became unmanageable and
overturned the buggy, completely de-
molishing the top and scratching Mr..
Lee considerably.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

The finest line of imported and
domestic cigars at w. L. Jackson
& Cos. Present your friend with
q box. 49-w4
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Edwin P. Piper was in town several
dayslsst week looking after the interests
of the Sun Insurance Company Of which
he is western agent.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Complete bar fixtures and furni-
ture, and billiard table for sale.
Apply to David Abraham. 1876
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Until Dec. 2Oth, special price TO all.
Cabinets S45O per dozen at SkeIy'l
studio. vt
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Attorney at Law

WIN practice in all the courts OF tho Territory
Criminal law a specially ONCE, cor.
Texas and Spring streets.
SILVER CITY, NRW MEXICO
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

J. A. Aneheta was made the object
Of an agreeable surprise and serensde by
a number of his friends last Saturday
night Contrary TO the old established
custom, no "liquid refreshments" were
aArrad-
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05
Finally Threu.

Finally Threu.
BE whispered, "ASy darling, adieu,p
At precisely q quarter Of teu;
At half after four
He made for the dour;
At siK O'Clock sharp be Withdrew.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

The place to buy your Christmas
presents is at Porter6eld's where
you will find an endless variety to
choose from. 49-1t
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

A nice Christmas present for a
lady can be had for .25c at the
Post Office store. t-rf0
l.nl ~ B. .. IsINK.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Go to the Cave Saloon for q glass Of
frosh Anheuser Beer. 49tf
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Thanksgiving was quietly observed in
Silver City. There was but one church
service, that being held IN the Methodist
church. Rev. Fitch preaehed a very
able sermon in the evening on "The Ori-
gin, History, Mission and Destiny Of the
American Republic" Several dinners
were given in the evening and few pri-
vats parties were held.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Bell and Harvey, OF the White House
saloon, served an elegent and sumputoua
complimentary supper TO their friends on
Thanksgiving night. Roast pig was the
main feature Of the "spread"snd it's tooth
someness was sttested in manner pleas
ing to the chef who prepared 1t. These
gentlemen never fail to please their
friends and know how TO cater 70 the
tastes Of the public.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Christmas goods in endless vari-
ETY. at Porterfeld's 49-lt
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Steve Uhle, at the Cave saloon, keep
only the best goods in his line.
l-tf.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

When troubled with pain 10 the stom.
berlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrh0a
Remedy q trial and you will be more than
pleased with the result. II IL pleasan
safe and reliable. 25 and 90 cent bottles
for sale by W. g. POrteFheld.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Elegant holiday display al
Porterfelds 49-1t
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Homer Roby and George Chenowith,
charged with stealing horse and saddle
from ". h. Marble, on the 10th Of No
vember, were brought in last Sunday
and committed to jail to await the action
of the grand jury. They we're given q
trial before Justice McGrath, of Lords
burg, and the evidence against them
was sufficient to warrant their deten-
tion
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

An elegant line of fashionable
perfumes at w. L. jackson &
Cos. There is nothing more ac-
ceptable as a holiday present than
bottle Of perfumery. 49-w4
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

Nike Hughes, an employe on the Had
ley mine, met with quite painful acci-
dent last Tuesday. While handling the
skip his right hand was caught and be-
fore he could free himself it was badly
crushed and the flesh torn from his
fingers. J. B. Giichrist, manager of the
mine, dressed the wound ss best he could
aud on Thursday Hughes came 10 Silver
City when DR.. Wood put ham ia fair
way for recovery.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

The Silver Social Club will give pow
erty ball next Friday night. Last sea-
son the club gave = ball Of this chsrac-
ter and Il proved great success from
the fact that every member entered
heartily into the spirit Of It. The grand
(O march will begin promptly at $3.50
o'clock. The @rag" will continue until
1890 No member win be admitted to
the hall whose dues have not been paid
Tor the present month.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

w. L. jackson & Co. have the
finest line of holiday goods ever
displayed in Silver City. 49-w4
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

IN Ia COrte del Tercer
DlstritO Judicial del TerntOrlO de NueyO
MeiicO COndado de Grant, Febrer0 rermino.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-12-05

The zRt. Rev. j. Mills Kenduck
Bishop lof New Mexico and Arizona,
preached to large audiences last Sunday
morning and evening at the Episcopal
church. 'iIoremainei in town over Mon
day on church bueiross.