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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07
WILL HAVE A MATRON
Polics Commissioners Decide to
Lock for One
TO PLEASE the WOMEN
Es.tlas Basinez. % the Regular
se--ios Esesse. Little OF iapart-
ancs 90 the rabisc.

SUPERINTENDENT Carr and Nar.hai
Ismoin had lilfIs b reports 10 the CON
missionszs yesterday. Mr. Carr said
ths meas clothing ana quarters had
been inspected. ana new bunks had bssn
piacsd IA me eonen's cells
Detective (sast a-<sd for Isays % alb
ssncs. shich vas referred John Quln
asksd that be BE- paid tl69E and gissn =
silver watch foand 81 him several years
ago. ~ no one had coms 10 claim then
Residents on East Fulton street asked
for polics protsctioa frem Shsldon street
% Diamond street The eommusica-
ton sas placed oa flle
Commissioner Whitney offered the fol
losing resolution. shich xas adopted;
That Ia Differences 20 . large number
Of ladies' Gf this city. who have asked
that = uaitron DO employed a. police
headquarters. whose duties shall be en-
larged 80 as 20 enable her "a give the
nscs.sary care and attention 10 female
prisoners and witnesses confined At
hsaslquarfers. add also IN the belief that
II TIE proper woman coald be found 10
MI the pssition. that Il might be Of great
advantage % the department. that an
EFFORT be made - secure the proper per
son % serye as faatron az headquarters
The petition fer a tire alarm box az
tie curner u South Division street and
Wenham avenue vas denied
The petition for regular police pro-
tcction ca Logan and Baxter streets was
denied. a. the force - not large enough
o. cover the residence portion OF the
clty. The superintendent ~il give the
people the best service be - able with
special details Il men. John Vergivef.
VI N. Fox. &. ). Reuolds, W. ii. Frank
and c. T. Shrsm applied for places on
49, ff.r..a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07
THE PEOPLES
COURSE OF SIX
Entertainments
FOR SI.00.
AT LOCKERBY HALL,
cHAs. s. EMERSON, MGR.

JENNIE ONEfL POTTER. the cele-
brated character impersooator. reader
and recitsr. assisted by George Mac
Donald. the Scotch violinst
THE CHICAGO RIVALS. Marina
Posfa. soprana; Harry Diamond. VIC
Hnist; Edith Leuise Smith. recitsr.
Henry Eames. pianist
THE scHUMANN MALE QUARTET.
assisted ~ Helen Bailey Babco,k. the
talented recifer.
r. H. EMMETT. the great Indian
orator.
Louis r. POST. exponent Of the Sin
gle Tan Theory.
PROF. SWIFT. In bic fnseuifcentiy
illustrated lecture or astronomy.
Tsckess. soea - - exchanged fsr rr--rrrd
srass vnhs.s extra sihsrss tr ths. cgr-s.
r.y ~ purrhss~d sny time 81 pslr<s.
Mech a CO.. Eassn 4 Lycn's. wyke., A
Bsrns-'. Cseosr. r. Peas 2 n s~yinaurs.
W. A. q. f.oeserhi'. J. A ! Efszirisl,'s
A =. Mo-~hesds =. whiss a whlt-'.. Schffb.
49, a ksd-orth.. hea 4 A. Nc wiiiians
n al. - re~ervsd s-ss. sar aren a. th>
fsnsa <r-es 49, nffs~ - . a'ciack Tue~ssy
u-o-nine c~t - Tsae na~h~r. stl -
gwen go - $50 ~ Msaaay eveniaa pres
,eas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

With tho exhilsrating sensA Of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the uss q Syrup Of
Figs. 10 unknown TO the few who have
not Progressed beyond tho old time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted ny
the well informed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

Mile. Louise Nikita. the American
Queen Of Song. pupil Of the great Stra-
kosch and principal Of the Imperial
Opera. Russia. viii appear in = grand
concert in Lockerby han October IL.
CHAs 5. EAEKsoS. Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

The foitssinx i E.l 81 ths marriage
bee1<e< issued slnos lzst paolieatlon. 9TH
tie namzs residences (shsn o1f u the s,ityl
sn1 azss IT ths pertlesf Ass
wrrsms .....-.-.-..... s,-is
" isii4m ClotxofthS and Anns Tate,
MecoEfa county ...-........... --c--4
frank -. Robinson and Ada A. lis
soffh. GFandsilis .............-..... ED
BsrFeft A. Hsmllton and Minnie A.
t1-nts1<f 49, -, I - -
Ira 0soF.s hoekLiag. Byrol. and LilA
an siseos. frsmont. ..........- .ls-lT
ME si-soe' Frsnsas s. ..- so-1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

LILY WHITE is our leader. Others
try to initiate this brand Beware %
fraud Every sack has aeut Of our mill
Valley City Milling Co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

For this week only Corl. Knott a Co.
Gill sell Brainerd 4 Armstrong; cole
brated Wash Silks At &c skein or Soc
per doz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

An Jnu@aaiiy tsocd Attendance Marks
thc Opening session.

TIC Vpfntnk -f~-tpn.
The frSt ~ Cecilia meeting Of the
season Uas held 10 the club house q
ne ladies Literary society yesterday.
IL spite n he RAIN. there sas an un-
u-ualiy good aiteudsace. The sale %
sa oership tickets wss a. large a. fof
the corresponding day II Isst year
Nofhiag ets toue IN regard % prepara.
tions for laying the corner stone % the
nas club hooee The atone itseif u in
Chicago % be letferesi. aud the members
q the society a. net kaow wheu 10 wil
arrive rhe block IL Portage sandstone
snd he sane eoior a. the building. The
ausicsi prc9sam rendered yesterday
rss a. fciioes
s.,nde. %. li1.....- ........-....C G. 6orlits
tiflo. ! ans@.
Nh k.a-e horss. Mrs II a newton.
Nsesr-fal Nguphs a1f Shepherds. Purcell
fbi tioesf uaF S,l-enns. 49,. Deiibes
NJ. Nhhcis
fiano-- htesfse >e. l--.-... ...s... Chs,pfn
NJ foaa~ Fitch
f,ctia tsssette ..4-....-..ss Carl Robn
Mr.. Palmer.
Focei--.ti Fef fr=aa . ~,tke. Cove.
- -Fr'n4 = Ne Dead Mackenzie
Ms thanss-sriin.
rssae--f saF.1rrffs 1870 ens~n
M F-ns HsiL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

STATE ~ Mirhigan. Coupty - Esnf-ss.
I'm Bsvts cashier ~ the airrve nansed
hank r. scleulnlv s~rsr that fhe ah0vr state
fserf i true - the tsst ~ nay kro~leTige ard
t,elsef y ". DAVIS Cashier
SalscrilSess sud swurn g. hefnre r.e this eth
dar ~ flefs,irar ista Epwf~ HesT. ia
Nstsry Public ksnt Co. Mich.
Corrrrf attest
vs. HesroL~ssExKx.a
CHkt. = HtKELrfSa. pirrrtors
sEsF ffonsEes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

State OF Michigan-tounty OF Kent-ss.
L. J. Frederic Baars. cashier % the above
named hank do solefsniy swear that the above
statement Is true Ia the best 81 my knowledge
and belief. J. FKEDE sre BAABs. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th
day of October. lisa
CHABLEs ID. HAesSe 1ox,
Notary Public, Kent ounty. Mich
Correct, attest:
NoYEs L. AVERT,
II. STEWART WHITE. Director.
LEnuEL ID. PUTNAh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

Our special linen sale Of plain and
fancy linens will open Monday morning.
October Q. and continue through the
week. CoRL. KNorT & Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07
RoSAFOAM.
The Peoples Course,

The Peoples Course.
Six entertainments for ell; worth from
80 cents 10 81 each. Three splendid
concerts. Three celebrated lectures
sale opens next Tuesday. Line num-
bers given out Monday. $50 D. IN,
Lockerby hall. Ionia street
CBXs ). EaERsox, Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

Grand NIk.a Concert.
Mile. Louise Nikita, from the Imperial
Opera. Russia. and Boos' military band
Of thirty pieces. in Lockerby hall. Octo-
Der IL. Price Of reserved seats. 50 and
rs centa CHAs. 5. EMEKsox,
Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07
BRACE up!

- - - - = - - = = -
- - 80 $500 - rstfe = 49, r~s-- ~ 49, -
rt~s ssane rfs So 80 - - r1tsrseet feefA 49,
~ f-rs - o - 80 ttsff stss 80. s#fsa-- q q
sstd - Ferx HFo& sad VASE NAiao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

State OF Michigan. County of kent-ss:
named bank. do -oleInnly swear that the above
statement Is true 10 the best OF my knoyiedge
and belief MARrIx l.. swEzT. President.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 9Th
dsy OF October. isB II. q. Posr. Notary.
Correct, attest:
Gro. G. PIERCE.
r. l1oErToEET, iDirectors.
l.. r. HAwKIss.)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

DIR. Louis A. Roller has removed his
Office from over Peck's drug store 10
room Is and II Gilbert block. 122 Mon
roe street. Phone a3l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07
OCTOBER
at the
GREAT EXPOSITION
CHICAGO
EXCURSIONS
via
@. H. * Il.
October .. -,
OCTOBER

c. H. ~ Il.
October .. -,
October 1O. lie. Ia.
October l0. -. GO.
October GA. S6, o..
saf0 Tor the round trip. good for ten
days Tickets good in coaches only.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 1906
a m. and il.D p m: arrive in Chi.
eago f.I0 D. M. and 100 q ~ 1906 a
m. train does not run Sunday.
Call telephone &C
a New pie Remedy
Has created q sensation amoug physicians
By i,s ~onderful Effects IN speedily curing
every form Of plea Il h called the
Pyramid Pile Cure. IL Il cheap and sim
pie - usc. but nothing removes the
disease - quickly. safely and surely
Any druggist vii get Il foS yoS.
D.siy sss.rsr 10 Chicago
Via C. a W. " Ry and Holland and
Chicago Line Steamers Fare from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-07

NJ. Rss-e horss. Mrs. Il a Newton.
sss--ial Ngn phs and So pherls. Purcell
o. tio,.a Day Ssl-snns. .Deiihes
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

the county is 1908, hence the amount
app0riionod In the general fund since
January lst, 1898 is $40, The
amount raised 10 tho temporary fund
is S0,e5s9i. or this some Of tho dis.
tricts do not derive the benefit. The
accompanying report Of the schools q
the county, 50 far as can DO at present
obtained, will be Of interest to tho
public in several ways, Only by con-
tinued and close inspection Of all the
conditions can the system be improved
BY improving the system we gradual.
~ improve the schools. As the schools
arc on a financial basis it was thought
best In this FIRST report TO make the fl.
nancial feature the most prominent.
The workings Of the present school
law can be understood by an inspec.
ton and comparison OF the figures of
this somewhat imperfect report Of tho
schools of Grant county. II will be
G G that the amount Of money provid-
ed per pupil varios from $500 to si3 10.
That the cost Of teaching Quo pupi
per month varies from S1.1G to si4.66.
That the amount Of money expended
for teaching one pupil per year varies
from $3.50 to 1860. That the length
Of school term varies from three to
ten months. There are several items
Of much interest omitted, snch as the
standing OF the districts at present Fl.
nancially. The amount Of money ex.
pended by each district for other pur.
poses than teaching. The value of the
school property Of each district. Tn,
poll tax is omitted as most Of it is still
with the ex~-treasurer.
The special tax levied by several dis
tricts is omitted and some districts arc
entirely wanting or the report in re
gard to them is incomplete for tn,
want Of sufficient data for the same
The general fund has been augment
ed by $1,000, By the law which turned
the gaming license to the general in
stead of the precinct fund. E. L. Hal
now U. S. Marshal for New Mexico, o.
this county, and j. f. Hinckle, of Lin
coin were the chief promoters of thii
law in the council and house rospec
tvely of the last legislature. Should
this information be of valuo to tn,
county the labor expended on it will
be amply compensated.
r. II. THEILMANN,
Supt. OF Schools.
Subioined is tho condition OF tn
nnhlic achnnls Of cnnnir.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

How the money for Their Use Is
Raised and Divided.

The public school fund OF Now Mex
leo under the law Of 1891 Is composed
Of four parts.
ist the general fund, which is raised
by a tax not TO exceed three mills on
the dollar Of all property in the terri
tory, This tax IS levied by tho terri.
torial auditor, and is uniform in all the
counties Of the territory. In tho tax
Of 1892 it was three mills; in 1898 IL
viii be only two mills. 4ir
2nd the temporary fund, which is
composed Of the following; The pro-
ceeds Of all intestate estates which es-
cheat to the territoryi forfeitures Of
bonds Of territorial, county and pre-
cinct school officers, all fines, the pro-
ceeds Of sales Of lost goods or estrays;
all moneys arising from licenses inn
posed on liquor dealers, distilleries,
brewories, wine presses. gaming Ia
bles and games Of chance.
All the moneys derived from these
sources go to the school fund OF the
precinct in which the Same are raised
except the gambling license which by
a law Of the last legislature is now
placed in the general fund Of the coun-
ty.
81 the poll tax Of one dollar imposed
on all able bodied male persons over
the age of twenty-one years.
4th the special tax. All districts
are allowed to vote a special tax on
themselves in addition to the general
tax levied by the territorial auditor
These taxes are collected aud turned
over to the county treasurer, on the
first Mondays of January, April, July
and October. The general fund is ap.
portioned to the different districts
Of tho county. This is done by divid.
ing the whole amount Of money on
hand by the number Of persons o.
school age, between five and twenty
one years, to obtain the rate per schol
ar. This rate is multiplied by the
number of scholars in each district anC
the product IS the amount placed C
the credit of the district by the county
treasurer. The apportionment II
made by the county superintendent
and certified to the county treasurer
Thus far the rate per scholar ha.
been 50 90 the number of scholars II
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

While the flood Of last Saturday after
noon was at it's height, a horse belong
ing to Q. w. Marriott, which was hitched
to the express delivery wagon and was
standing on Broadway, near the corner
of MAN, deliberately turned around and
walked into the swift current which was
then running down Main street. Before
the horse reached the opposite side Of
the street he was OF swept his feet and
carried down in the flood. Both horse
and wagon were rolled over and over by
the. water until the breakwater was
reached. Only one section of this re-
manned from the flood of the Sunday
previous and a hole had been washed
under this section. The horse went
through this hole which is between two
trees, but the wagon caught and held
the horse until he was drowned. The
wagon was pretty badly smashed up, but
what remained Of it was taken away on
Sunday morning. The horse was also
dragged off. The same horse went down
the same street IN the big food on the
25th Of July last year. He went over
the breakwater all right that time and
was taken out at Lyons and Campbell's
dam. The wagon to which he was hitch
ed then was smashed to pieces and only
a few parts of it were ever found. The
horse wis considerably bruised up but it
was not long before he was out again
and at work. The driver had a habit of
leaving him unhitched on the streets
but the horse probably became alarmed
at the rising water last Saturday after
noon and started TO get out Of it on his
own hook but failed. Quite a number
Of people saw the horse start, but no
body wanted TO attempt to save him in
such a flood as was coming down the
street at that time.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

The store Of II. d. Gilbert & Co. was
broken INTO last Tuesday night and
goods were stolen to the value Of about
$3.50. An entrance was effected by the
rear door and the burglars escaped tho
same way. The job was a bungling one
and was undoubtedly the work Of local
artists. They tried to open the safe but
as they were not expert cracksmen it
proved to be too much for them and
they abandoned the idea Of trying to
get at it's contents. The officers failed
to get any clue to the perpetrators of
the crime.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

F. O. Barker, the gold bug editor Of the
Rio Grande Republican, has stepped out
Of the editorial Banctum Of that paper
and it will not DO known hereafter as
the only newspaper in New Mexico ad-
vocating the gold standard. The gold
bugs are without a newspaper in New
Mexico now. The Albuquerque Demo
crat and the Rio Grande Republican
we're the last to come over to the popu-
lar side OF the monetary question in the
Territory and advocate a policy which
will be Of benefit to the Territory.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

It seems the owners Of DR.. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy for Rheuma-
tlsm have a Bonanza, as their remedy has
never been known to fail IN n single case.
There is certainly room in the market for
a medicine that will do what they claim
for this wonderful preparation. Al
though the price is IS per bottle II 10
does one half claimed for IL the price
should be 500. If the Druggist has not
got It, the remedy will be sent TO any ad-
dress by prepaid express on receipt Of
price. Drummond Medicine Co, 1850
Maiden Lane, New Nork. Agents wanted.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15
Hansherg.
Grant Co.., N. nj
NINN Buy
Pablo
Jose Triylllo.
4 Il H0Winff.
Nntina for Re-rublloatIon.
uEITEo sTAEE9 rAg9y 91yF59k E

UNITED nrArNi LAND yttiCh
lnsOruccs. N M.,fiuiy 1itieia
NOTICE ls hereby Owen that sne tnioNinA
IN mined settler has Ned notice on nts lnlen-
ton % make final proof M support 90 hif citlui
and dat said proof VIII be made before probate
iudgc hr probate clerk at SILVER City n M pu
Sept. q. ia93. WIS nlyidd 81. Noik 81 aifoi Di9
N. M. who mNie ma. eutrN no. wv lot
M d ANA n. : s. Z a Sec . ip' is = X
continuous residence upon nnd CULTIVATION OF
said land. Rl2f
Samuel l, E Icklca,
Perry R. Lady, inuofNHror city. III. NJ
john vs.. Coleman.
CLARK lfu3NnIa.
ANY person who desires Co protest NHi iNl tip
allowance OlsuCn proc, urwnu Knows l tNl .NN-
sinuilal reason. under inc lHu ana tIt iN,lt
t0ns ol iba interior Department way tNtN
proof should not be nlIoVto. WA gwen ~
Opportunity al tne above mtntnnfN wv. tNN
p|ace o. er0ss-eNamino tne NP
submitted by elaln4Qt o.I.t.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

The infant daughter OF Joe Graham,
aged about ten months, died at FL Paso
last Thursday morning. At the time Of
the little ones death Mr. Graham, who
is a brakeman on the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe, was at Deming. The
lodges here, Of which Mr.. Graham is a
member, telegraphed to the lodges OF
FL Paso to take charge Of the funeral
Mr.. Graham and his family resided here
until about three months ago when they
went to Ell Paso.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15
Notice for Publication.
Trnnfronr or NnW NrNrCo,l
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
TnfHWTU az INNNT 1


TFRnironv or Nsw Mryrcol
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
COUNTY or CRAM
Mathew > Cleveland Pn e iorgoiose
wniam stiilcorn, etail NO 2ts.
fINhc said defendants. William skinicnn,
Il james 5. Fielder and Maud a. Fielder, gd-
miuistlotriX Of the estate u ldus D.. lirliCr, de-
ceased aud Lanson a. Snyder, are hereby no.
tiled that o suit IN Chanccry has been conn
menced against them, tn the said district court.
within aud Tor the County Of Grant, Territory
aioresaidi by Mathew 3. Cleveland, nlaintih,
done aud performed hy the said Mathew 8.
cleveland 10 and upon n certain mine and min
Ing claim, known and called the Pacific number
Two mo. p situated On the flnos Altos minlrg
district, County Of Grant and Territory Of Now
Mexico, and more particularly described ln the
complalnants lil oi complaint 10 which fcicf-
t5lc0, and is claimed upon to-wit That certain
mine and mining claim, Known and called the
Pacific number two mo. a, situated in the
County, New Mexico, which IS FULLY described On
complainant bill Of complaint 20 which refer
ence IS had and made. Complainant prays that
said Hen may he ioreclQsed, aud said property
sold and the proceeds applied TO the payment of
said lien, with interest, attorneys fees and costs
OF suit.
That unless you enter your appearance I'm said
suit, on or before the october return day OF
said court, the same being the FIRST Monday iu
October, a. ID. 1893, "a decree prO-c0niesso there
en- VIII be rendered against you, and sand cause
proceed 10 anal decree according % law and tit
rules of said court.
Witness the Hon. Albert u. Fall Assoclat,
Justice Of tha supreme Court OF On,
Territory Of New Mexico. and pre-
siding Judge OF the Third Judlcia
District Court thereof, and the sea
Of said court, at Las Cruces, ~. NJ.
this 10th day of August, A.. ID. 1873.
ANAsTACfO bAHELO,
Clerk and Register IN Chancery.
by r.. s. FALL, Deputy
ARTHUR II. HARLLER.
Att y FOR Complainant 3iwi
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15
Notica de Publication.
TERRITORIo DE NUEvo MEXICo,l
Tercer DistritO Judicial. ,
COndadO do Grant
Mathew S. Cleveland.
No. as57.

ANNANW ~ NNfNf
William skiilleorn and NO zso''
Lanson A. Snyder.
+ os dichOs demandadOs, William Sknllcom y
LlLanson A.. Snyder, son por este notilcado,
de queun plcito en- chancilleria ha sidO comen-
zad0 encOntra de ellos en- oil diehO Corte DistritO
dentrO Y pOr el COndado de Grant, IerritoriO
antedichO pOr ell dichO Mathew $, Cleveland,
q%ueiante, orlando que cleric DercchO de Reten-
ciOn por trabaiO y labor echo y eiecutadO por el
cleric maquina, y casa dc maquina, conocido
como Ia muquina de SkillicOrn and Snyder, To
mismO estand0.en ell Distrit0 de Minas de finns
Altos, COndadO dc Grant y Territory de Nueya
MeiicO, y mas paftieularmeute descfihidO en- IN
queia del q%ueiante, a 10 cual reierencia es tent
do y hechO, dlchO derechO dc rCtenciQn eS p0r
la cantidad de S02.b0 y Cs ~reClanlndO SObre,
como sigue; ESQ cleric sltiO dc maqulna y casa
adIuntOs cOnOsidO como Tn mauuina de
Skillicon, 10 cual es enteramente de-
scribidO en- dlchO qlela, o 10 cual releren-
ella cs tenidO v hech0, Quejantc ora que el die
no Derecho de Retencion sea cerrada, y Ia dicha
propiaqad. Vendlda y 10 prQduct0 .apicada al
pago de dicha Dorech0 de Retenclon, con In
teTes, prOpinas doabOgadO, y cOstus dc plcitO.
Que "a no ser que v. entire su cOmparencla en-
dichO COrte, el mismO siendO cl primer Lunes
en- Octubre, A. ID. 1928, decreto de confession
sera dadO en- ell mlsnO, y dicho causa proccder
q decreto inal, a segun Ia Icy y los reglas do
dlchO COfte.
Tcstigo, el Hon. Alberto y. Fan, Juez as0-
ciadO dc Ia Oorte Supreme DC dlchO
Terrlteri0. y Juez de Ia Corto Judi.
clal de ell Iercer Distrito de este, y
al sellO de dicha COrto en- Las Cruces,
N NJ, este do 10 dc Agostos A. ID.
ANAsrActo BARRnA,
Escrlbano y Registrador On Chanelllerla.,
ARTHUR II. HARLLEH,
Abogado del Queiante. Sjwt.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-08-15

During the past week the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe company has been
using the track Of the Southern Pacific
between Deming and I'll Paso. Mail
for this place has had 10 20 around by
the way Of FL Paso instead Of coming to
Rincon and from that place to Silver
City direct. This has caused the trains
to DO late. Trains are now running over
the Santa Fe from Rincon to Deming
and unless there DO more washouts the
mail win eome in more regularly.