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Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
The Irrigation Convention.

The arrangements for the coming irri-
CATION convention are being rapidly got
ten into shape
At meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee held last week the following
speakers we're invited to address the con-
vention on the subjects mentioned
Governor Thornton-The Possibilities
Of New Mexico Under Irrigation.
Governor L. @. Hughes, of Arizona
The Necessity for Action.
Hon. A. @. Shelton, Phoenix, Arizona
Practial Irrigation and Feasible Method
thereof.
Governor E. G. Ross-Adaptability Of
the Semi-Arid Region to Irrigation En-
terprises.
Governor Hogg, of Texas-Necessity
for Organization and Wide Concert Of
Action in the Promotion
Judge Albert b. Fall, of Las Cruces
Our Rights and the Remedies for the
Evils of Diversion.
The City of El Paso will be requested
to select speaker and assign him asub
iect and similar request will be extend
ed to the City of JuaIza, in Mexico. The
Committee is in correspondence with
Ext Governor L. Bradford Prince nov
absent from the Territory. and is alsC
seeking to make arrangements with Hon
J. Sloat Fassett and Hon J. W. McCaslin
of Chicago, with veiw to addresses ap
propriate to the occasion.
A circular specially requesting the aiC
and cooperation Of prominent citzeni
throughout the southwest has been pre-
pared and ordered printed and win b.
sent out sometime during the comini
week-Deming Headlight.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The famous law suit involving the
title and ownership to the group Of mines
located on the Queen lode in the Cooney
mining district, was decided by Judge
A. A. Freeman in the Socorro county
district court last Thursday. This case
was begun in 1891 upon complaint Of
f. x. Eberle, of Los Angeles, Cal, and
Langford johnson Of Mogollon, who
fled bill against Carmichael ct al to
quiet title claiming TO own ground COW
cred by the Consolidated Gun Boat and
Contention mines under old loca-
tions known as the Lexington and
Andrew jackson locations. The decis-
ion Of the court was that the
complainants could not be sustained in
a court of equity, and dismissed the case
and held that a court of law only had
Jurisdiction. 1t was claimed by com.
plainants, who owned the Clifton mine
adjoining, that work done on the Clifton
would hold for the annual assessment
work done on the Clifton, Lexington and
Andrew jackson locations. The court
held on this point that complainants
we're not tepants in common and that
work done on the Clifton mine could not
be applied on the two latter claims; that
complainants had abandoned the Lex
ington and Andrew jackson claims and
that tho ground was open for location.
Aessrs. Catron a Snifin appeared for
complainants, while the defense was rep
resented by Hamilton, Conway and Pick-
ett. Perhaps no mining case IN the Ter
ritory was ever more ably contested than
this one. These are regarded as among
the richest gold and silver properties in
this section and it's favorable adiudica-
tion means a great victory for several Of
cur citizens.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Notrce for Publication.
Ia the Third Judicial District Court }
OF the Territory of New Mexico, Y
" within and for the County of Grant.
Assumpslt by Attachment
No. naf1.

OF the Territory of New Mexico,
sitting within and for the County of Grant.
'OnH II vs.. SO''"'O" Assumpslt by Attachment
William II. Kane. No. 23i6
TTNhe said defendant, William IT.. Kane, is
i hereby notified that n suit In assumpsit by
attachment has been commenced against him
by the said plaintiff, John r. johnson. In the
Third Judicial District Court sitting within aud
for the County OF Grant, and that unless he en-
teTs his appearance In said suit 10 the Oillce of
the clerk and register IN chancory of said court
on or before the first day Of the next term OF the
said court, 10 be begun and held within aud for
the said County OF Grant, on the second Mon
day of November A. ID. 1898, the same being
the 18th day OF November, A. ID. is93. judgment
by default will be rendered against him.
The sad defendant. William II. Kane. Is fur
ther notified that In pursuance Of u wit Of at
tachmcnt issued out OF the said thlfd Judicial
district court, sitting within aud for the County
Of Grant, the sheriff OF the said County Of Grant
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,
wit;
All of lots Nos. 10. IL, Il, i6 and the one and
One-half story brick house situated thereon I;
also the west OF lots Nos. o. n, 10 70. In block
No. loi, Frazier survey, town OF Silver City,
New Mexico.
And that unless he enter his appearance here
| In as herein before commanded 10 do. the said
property 50 levied upon as aforesaid Will be sold
TO satisfy Judgment.
ANAsrACIo BARELA.
Clerk.
BY T. S. FALL, Deputy.
Atty for Plaintiff. 3owf.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Nothing succeeds as we'll as success"
SAID prominent citizen Of Silver City
yesterday; And THAT is just what is being
done at the DR.. III. Sanche Sanitarium
with all the most malignant cases now
under treatment. Go and witness the
spontaneous cure method and talk with
the patients who are getting we'll after
trying medication for years all in VAIN.
All cures at the Sanitarium are perma-
nent, speedy and cheap. Office hours ali
hours night and day.
Location: opposite Old Man Corral
Livery Stable. Alt
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The most genial and at the same time
the most newsless persons encountered
This week were found amorg the modi-
cal fraternity A group Of these Escu-
lapian knights were bashirg in the sun
on Porterheld's corner last Saturday
quietly discussing microbes, bacteria,
boils, bunions, and all tho numerous
sohes, ills and financial in6rmities TO
which human flesh is heir, when Of one
accord they concluded to scratch rab-
bits foot" for a certain professional plum
which hung in view but could not be
reached without the employment OF the
mysterious "blach art" II was agreed
that for nine consecutive nights, each
should spit over his left shoulder, cross
his heart and say "eny, meny, miny, mo-
and go to bed backwards for luck
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

John R. gs, Johnson Poetic por EmDorso.
William II. Kane, No. 25i6.
In dcho demandado, William II. Kane, es
lLpOr este nOtihcadO que I'm pleito de PoctQ
pOr EmbOrgO, ha sidO cOmenZadO encOntra de el
pOr el dichO actor. John r. johnson, en- In COite
del TerceT DistritO judicial dentrO y pOr ell
COndadO de Grant, amenos que el entire 81
apariencia en- dlchO plieiO, en- Ia Oncina del
EscribanO RigistradOr In Cancilleria en-
dloha c0Tte, en- o artos del primer dia del
ternida dentr0 por el dicha COndado De
Grant, el segundO Lunes de Novenhrc, A. ID
1898, el misnO sendQ el dia ~ de Noyiembre,
A. ID. 1893, sentencia por ialla eera dado en-
contra de ell.
III dicho demandado, William II Kane, es
ademas notlncadO, que en- cOnfOrmidad con un
auto de embargo desccndidO de Ia COrte dichO
del Tercer DistrltO Judicial, dentrO y pOr ell
COndadO de Grant, el Aguacil Mayor de dicho
embargo sObre Ia propladad dcscribido en- sig
ulnente, pertoneciendO al dich0 demandadO,
William II. Kane, situad0 en- dichO CundadO dc
Grant, Y Territorial antedichO, y mas particu-
larmcnte deserihidO como sigue :-tOdOs de las
sOlares Nos TO- - a. i6, y IN casa de lndrll0
de 4 = altos stuadO sObre el nlsino. ahlen ell
Il parte (de pOnente1 de las sOlaTes Nos, ., H.
10, 10, en- el cuadro No. iQi, 0gfimensacion do
Frazier, plaza de Silver city, Nueyo Meiico
Y no ser que cl entire su cOmparcpela en-
dicho plietO. como aqul denuu lequerido, la
dicho prOpriadad asi emhargada como autedi
chO, sera vlndida para satisiaccr III iuiCio.
ANAsTACIO BAnELA,
Eserihaun.
por 7, 8. FALL, Deputado,
Rbogado por el actor. 9owl.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

During the epidemic in this county ih
August 1888, my little boy; aged three
years, was taken with bloody ilux in q
severe form. When my wife commenced
giving Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhUa Remedy the discharges wero
bloody and unnatural After the dr0t
dose was given he began to get better
and the stool became moro natural. I
cannot speak too highly Of the medicine.
VIM. Glenn, Otway, Scioto County, Ohio.
For sale by. w. c. Porterfeld Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Thore's NOTHING che.p About N.

DR.. Drummond's Lightning Remedy
FOR Rheumatism is put up 10 large bot.
ties, and the price Is I've dollars a bottle.
10 cures every time. All the cheap rene.
dies put together arc not worth one bot
tie Of DR.. Drummonds Lightning Rene
dy, and any druggist who has sold It is
ready and willing TO offer evidence. 10
will 60 direct to the seat OF pain and re-
ieve at once. Sent 90 any address on
receipt Of price Drummmond Medicine
Co. $3.50 Maiden Lane, Agents wanted
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
An Enldemlc of nrsenterr

Ia September, 1892 dysentery ia q very
severe form, prevailed at jamestown,
n. j. Walter Willard, we'll known mer-
chant OF the place procured q supply Of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarr-
hma Remedy. He says, at is certainly
one Of the best things ever made, and
has given tho highest satisfaction in tho
most severe cases Of dysentery For sale
by Porterfeld Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Look Pleasant.

A genial, jovial, whole souled man
with big heart and n good word for
everybody Is the kind OF man you meet
in Fred Shelton, Fred not only posses
ses these attributes in very pronounc-
ed degree but he also possesses the
finest brands of liquors and cigars TO be
found in Silver City.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
NntIee.

The citizens Of Silver City arc request
ed to meet in mass convention at Morrill,
Hall, on this Tuesday evening, Oct.
18th, at 1880 o'clock for tho purpose Of
selecting delegates to attend the irriga-
tion convention at Deming on Nov 9TH.
The question OF the irrigation Of our arid
lands is one OF the greatest Importance to
the prosperity OF this County, and tits
sincerely TO be hoped that all who pos
sibly can will make point Of being
nresent.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The Santa Fe system will sell
tickets at the following extraordi-
narily low rates till Oct. 30th to
Chicago and return S33.15, to st.
Louis S29.05, good till Nov. Is.
1921
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Notice for publication.


Las Cruces, N. NJ, Sept 2, 1903.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice Of DIS inten
tiou TO make hnal proof in support ol his CLAIM
and that said proof WIN DE nude before VI. :.
George, u. \. NOmmsnioner nl CooneN N hf
on October rs. is13, ViLi Michael couurY of
COOuey, N N who made lld entry no. 2IT1,
for the s. e. 5. C.. see. 49, 5. W. $. w. sec. 21.
%. W. ~. w. see % n. q. 4 u e.. ] see 80. tu
10 south, range 10 west.
lie mines the following witnesses 90 provo
his continuous residence upon ami cultivation Of
said land, vl1
John w Stout,
W j Burns, All Of C00ncy, SncOrrC
n ID. SiuhblphCld. ( Co, New Mexico
Thomas StarkWeather,
ANY person who desires % protest against the
allOWence OF sufh proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law aud the rcgl-
latlOns Ut the Inferior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, wiz De given an
opportunity at the above mentioned slime and
place 70 cross examine the witnesses % said
claimant, and 90 offer evidence in rebutial uithat
submitted by claimant.
Jl-6t. SAMUEL p MuCREA. Register
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

can furnish any bicycle you
may want as cheap or cheaper
than any one.
26-tf w. G. Pofterfeld
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Rates 10 the WorId,s Ear.

There have been further reductions in
rates over the A., T. & s. +. to the
Worlds Far. Call at the depot for fur
ther information.
j. II. NUDGE, Agent.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

( have the agency for all the
standard and high grade bicycles,
26tf w. @. Porterfeld.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The latest fall and winter fashion
plates IN clothing have been received by
William Walker, the tailor *4ltf
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Sunny Summer lie at present engaged
in desperate Irritation with Jack Frost,
especially after Sol retires in the evening.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

So does Rheumatism, and after time
it KILLS tool DR., Drummond's Lightning
Remedy relives the pain at once, and is
warranted TO cure. One bottle, price five
dollars, is enough for any ordinary case.
IL you cannot get it from your druggist,
write to the Drummond Medicine Co.,
1850 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents
wanted.
b. i. Link has purchased the entire
stock OF books aud stationery formally
owned by Con Nolan, and is selling them
out at wonderfully low prices. 4l-w2
Steve Uhle's new snloon-the Cave
LIT.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

G. W. NJ. Caryil's baby fell from lie
buggy yesterday, breaking its collar
bone.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

About twenty-five couples stripped the
light fantastic" at the club dance last
Friday night.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Mr.. John Norman, who has charge of
William Walkers tailoring establishment
during that gentleman's ahssnes, is one
of the best tailors in the southwest. %41tf
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Great reduction on all goods
sold in the next 30 days at
lift. p. b. LADY's.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Go and see William Walkers. new
fashion plates. He will make you suit
of clothes cheaper than you can get
them from eastern tailors. 41tf
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The above reward win be paid for evidence
that will lead 30 the conviction Of the parties
who have been stealing and killing my horses
80 3rl s. >. BRANNIN
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The new high school paper, under the
editorial management Of Miss Mable
Miller and Master Eugene Warren, is a
spicy little medium through which the
doings OF our public schools are trans
mittod. It's subject matter is both racy
and interesting
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

A quantity Of valuable news matter is
unavoidably crowded out this week on
account Of the commissioners proceed
ings.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
MogoiIon LooI,out.

L. A. Skelly, New Mexico's favorite
photographer, will be with you for a
very short time with his new branch
gallery, Don't fail to SEQ him. SIT
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Another basket OF fine frmt from the
Thompson ranch on the Mimbres, found
its way to this office last week.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The tramp problem is becoming a Sc
riously complicated one in El Paso. Gov.
Hogg, Of Texas, has taken such firm
grounds against the punishment Of this
nomadic element Of humanity that all
municipalities in that state are placed
at a serious disadvantage In the matter
Of controlling them. When the country
Is 50 flooded with honest people in search
Of work it takes vory fine discrimlnative
powers 10 distinguish the professional"
from ihe honest tramp.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

When you leave your order for a suit
Of clothes with William Walker, you are
sure of perfect fit and goods as repre-
sented. Att
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The worst places on Main street, caused
by the flood, are being gradually repaired
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Fresh roasted peanuts at Links post
Office store. 41-w2
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Steve Uhle, at the Cave saloon, keeps
only the best goods in his line.
1-tf
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
iron Ores.

Furnished in any quantity, write for
prices to w. II. Newcomb, Agent.
P.O. Box 532. Silver City, n. M.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

have a knowledge of mineralogy, assay
ing and economic geology which they
can obtain in the Correspondence School
of Mines, Scranton, Pa, the largest edu-
cational institution devoted exclusively
TO the instruction Of coal and metal mi
ners, prospectors, etc, in the world, as il
has upon its rolls 1000 students. 1t has
recently established a course for pros
pectOrs. To enter, students need only
TO know how to read and write Tuition
charges are reasonable. Students study
at home and lose no time from work.
Send for free circular giving full particu
hrs
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Qualify Yourself to Prospect for the
Metals.

ROSPECTORS should
take advantage OF
every opportunity to
qualify themselves fol
the more successful
prosecution of heir
business. They will be
lsetter nnnlilie1 IL ihnv
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
JoHN W. FLEMING, Mayor.

Mrs. VIM. Mansfield, a highly respect
cd lady Of Pinos Altos, whose death oc-
CURED last Tuesday morning, was buried
Wednesday afternoon, W. 7. Topham
officiating. 1t was the largest funeral
witnessed in that camp for years. Her
death resulted from blood poisoning.
She leaves a babe nine days old and a
little girl IL months old.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Billy Hauser is opening up club room
and cigar stand in the corner room OF
the Rosenberg building formerly occu-
pied by Ike Holman.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Socorro's "Ghastly Find" which went
the rounds Of the press, a few weeks ago
is characterized by the Chieftain Of last
week as "great fake"
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Accldehia Mnke nrlnnles.

Go TO the Cave Saloon for glass Of
fresh Anheuser Beer. 49tf.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Il is ordered by the board that the taxes Of f.
d. wettlck for the year 1922, amounting 20 50 81,
be rebated on account Of double assessment and
the collector credited with said amount
Exemption Of 500 allowed Juan Chaves for
the year 1893, amounting TO Sle9.
Exemption Of 600 allowed Juaqulna Chacon
for the year 1893. amounting TO sti5, and the
collector ordered credited with the amounts.
Butchers bond Of Speed s. Nelson presented
and approved n
Bond Of j. A. DickeasOn as road supervisor
Of precinct No. %, presented and approved
Board adlourned to Oct srd, 1898.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

VIM Hutchinson OF Central has been
stepping like blind horse ever since the
9Th inst, all because his wife presented
him with beautiful little girl on that
date.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Regular meeting Of the board n Commission
ers begun and held AZ silver city. Grant County,
n. NJ, on The end day Of October, A. d. 1922
Present Hon. 3. 8. Bannln. Chairman
Baylor shannon Commr
X NJ Young, Clerk.
Minutes Of regular meetings Of July 10Th and
July 18th and special meetings Of August sith
and September tth. 1893. read and approved.
Following bills presented, examined, allowed.
but no warrants 10 istue, there being no funds
IN hands Of treasurer to pay same,
T.. NJ, Young, third qr's. salary as pro-
bate clerk, postage aud per diem COM
mlssloners court for SeptembcrIl.. q i6s 30
Stanton s. Danuin, srd ar. salary and
mileage as commissioner. ,a.s,o,0s 90 81
A. B. Laird, transportation Of John
iu@....................',...........,.... tgi 30
Silver City Water Co, watot Tor July
and August, 1893. 3........................ p 90
J.. J. Sheridan, typewriting Territory vs.
Lockhart .............................. IS co
W. c. Porterield, bills for June. iso3.. i3 80
Pedro Jimenes, work on road, pct a.. 26 90
81. George Robinson, repairing roof Of
court house And supplies. % IS
o. G. Hlnman CONN for Tom Holman
and shades for court house ............. 80 90
@. W. Vera, coal oillfor July.......... 4 80
Henry W0Odvlle, salary as physician
for July Observation-Disclosures. As 90
CosgrOve Brownell, 2 jail locks.....- 80
NJ w. Derbyshire s Go. burying pauper
Tor July ................................. y 90
J. A. Lucas, care Of paUpefs, Aug, Sept
and Octo Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
Edward O'Neal, pauper for OCtO. ....... 10 90
Morris Longstreath, repairs on court
mousse e....................... .......ss.ts,ss. %
W. l.. jackson = CO medicine for iaIi
July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e5
NJ. W. Nefi, whtcwash brushes s.........g ! 50
Geo. Regii, water for court house, July. 90
IT, b Holt stenographer, Terr. vs. Berg o 90
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

By a perusal Of the Silver City CORE
spondence Of the Deming Headlight, of
last Saturday, one naturally coIceives
the idea that the "newsy" contributor is
an ardent reader Of the SOUTHWEST
SENTINEL.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Hay will be cheaper In Grant County
this winter than it has been for long
time. We have looked to Colorado and
Kansas for this commodity for several
years but we are now in position to re-
turn the complainant.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17
Notioin al Pnhlionoion
Pocto por Emborgo.

I'm In COrte del Tercer Dlstrlto }
Judicial del TerrtOriO de NeuyO Mexico,
dento y pOr ei COndadO de Grant
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

A. H. Morehead and Harvey Smith
have returned from the new gold fields
of Taos county content to take their
chances in the banner mining camp of
the southwest. They report that there
was no foundation for the boom started
in that section and that times are in
comparably harder there than in this
County.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

o. @. Hinman has shipped Charlie
Bottoms meat market outfit to him at
Perry, in the Cherokee strip. Mr.. Bot
tom writes that everything is on the
boom and that business prospects are
good. He will engage in the meat busl-
ness
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The Thinner House has again been
closed, which is a matter of regret as
we'll as an indication Of bad judgment
on the part Of the owner. The house
has been doing a fairly good business
since it opened in July, but because, like
ell other business enterprises, it has not
proved bonanza, It's owner, who resides
IN New York, has thought best to close
IL
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Arrangements have been made by
which at the next session of the Coun-
ty commissioners all those who have paid
illegal taxes to Sheriff Laird, during his
administration, may recover the same
upon application.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Mr.. A. r. Nichol, Of Silver City, has
been appointed inspector for this dist
riot by the Territorial Cattle Sanitary
Board. His jurisdiction extends over
Silver City, Fort Bayard, Central, Pinos
Altos, Cooney and Georgetown.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

The sensational killing reported to
have taken place in the Animas valley
last week by Indians proves to be ca
nard; at least no substantial evidence to
the effect Of any outrage in that vicinity
has reached the authorities at this place.
Southwest-sentinel., 1893-10-17

Old Mr.. Potter, one of the most ia.
nous bear hunters in this section of the
country, was in from his ranch on the
upper Mimbree, last Friday, with the
carcass of deer, five wild turlzies and two
silyer-tip bear skins. Mr. Potter expects
soon to be able to supply this market
with wild game which is very plentiful
this season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-29

The free traders assume that every
man who voted tho democratic ticket
at the last election. Is in favor of a
sweeping reduction Of the tariff. Al
though the assumption Is very natur,
al, 1t is Wide of the mark. We know
that hundreds of men voted for
Cleveland. believing that he was bet.
ter than his party, and would not al
low tho interests and prosperity OF the
country to be wantonly sacrificed. II
their wishes are to be disregarded they
will necessarily be forced out OF the
PARTY an be compelled to ally them
selves with the Republicans II they
wish to influence legislation on this
and other su jects. ..=-
certainly appears TINT the Pro tee.
tienists will be given the cold shoulder
rs the case la already decided agains
them, as they arc reminded of the ab
surdlty Of protesting against the do
ciarations Of the party. Too man!
now see the folly they have been guilt!
OF. and must prepare to make the bss
o. bad bargain. They must be fire.
traders II they stay in the party, an
the sooner they can realize this fac
tho better 1t will be for their interest
snd tho interests of the country.