Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-06-27

~ ID pIODaDle bnht SENATOR STEWART
will be here and address the Silver Con-
vention on the 4th Of July.
There is going to be q wedding in
town next month. We are not at liberty
TO print the names Of the parties just
now.
George D. Hauser will have charge Of
the roomsa at the Thinner House and will
DO able TO accommodate a large number
Of guests during the Silver Convention.
Mrs. l. Abraham presented here bus
band with a daughter last Saturday.
Mother and daughter are doing well and
Louis is attending to business as usual.
Senator Hill has resigned from the
committee appointed to investigate the
CLAIMS Of the territories to statehood,
and the committee will not visit the ter
ritories this summer.
A meeting was held at Deming last
Saturday evening to select delegates to
attend the Silver Convention here next
week.
The board OF regents Of the Silver
City Normal School will have a meet
ing here next week.
The display of fireworks here on the
4th promises to be the finest ever seen in
the southern New Mexico. It will be
worth coming to see.
"
The McGinty Club will bring the Nc
Ginty n on the special train from
FL Paso and will wake up the towns
on route with salutes as they pass
through.
@. A. Thompson is assisting Harry
Bennett in making the assessment roll
for the current year. The work is we'll
under way and will be completed earlier
than usual.
A new time table went into effect on
the Santa Fe last Sunday but there was
no change in the time Of the trains on
this end Of the line.
Working prisoners on the streets
seems to be profitable to the city. More
work has been done here this summer
than has ever been done on the streets
before with the same outlay Of money.
Deming will be well represented at
the Silver Convention here. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be about as many
in attendance from DemIng as from Ell
Paso.
Messrs. Hinmsn, Norton, Marriott,
Max S chutz and Abe Abraham, with
their families, spent the day very pleas
antly last Sunday pic-nicing at w. H.
Ernest's place, near Santa Rita.
The hearing in the Lockhart man.
damus ease at Santa Fe was set for last
Saturday. Judge Bail, of this city, and
8. NJ. A~shentelter, of Deming, we're en-
ployed by the ex-sherif to defend the
case.
The weather has been quite warm here
FOR the past few days but it isfrom eight
to twelve degrees cooler here than it is
in most of the towns in southern New
Mexico.
A delegation OF representative mining
men has been appointed to attend the
silver convention from the Kingston
district. Among the delegates named
are some Of the best known mining men
Of Sierra county.
There is some Excuse for a young a
to cit on the sidewalk and make love to
his best girl these warm evenings, be-
cause it is too warm indoors, but some
of the young fellows are kicking about
the practice.
There have been more new buildings
put up in Silver City within the past
year than have boen put up in any pre-
viou year since 1885. Many Of the
buildings put up have been handsome
residences.
George w. Miles and wife have return
ed from their wedding trip and are stop
ping at the Southern Hotel. They we're
gwen a serenade last Saturday evening
and the serenaders were invited to come
in which they did without delay. They
had a delightful time and went away
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Miles a long and
happy married life,
q. @. Carey who recently graduated at
West Point, and whose place has been
taken by Bert. Gilbert, of this CITY, was
No. 4s in a class Of 81 graduates. Our
new cadet will not graduate so near the
foot Of his class four years hence. Bert.
can be depended upon not to allow the
reputation Of New Mexico to suffer.
Railroad business has been rather
brisk Of late and Station Agent Nudge
has had his hands full. The timely ar
rival Of a 10 pound assistant yesterday
morning made papa Nudge wear a broad
smile yesterday. The boy will assist in
the 4th of July celebration and will make
himself heard among the distinguished
orators here on that day.
In the absence OF drinking fountains
on the street corners Of Silver City there
ought 10 be some provision made to sup.
ply drinking water for the hundreds Of
women and children who will be here
during the Silver Convention. The men
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