Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-24

town last Thursday.
". d. Washington returned from the
Mogollons last Thursday.
O. P. Crawford returned from Arizona
last Friday.
W.. f. Conner, OF Mogolloh, was in the
city last week on HE way to Arizona.
Col. Ashby came in from Silver Greek
last week.
Max Shutz was looking over his inter
eats in the Mogollons last week.
DR.. ]. o. Dunn, Of Halls Station, was
in town last week.
VIM. Snllicorn was down from Pinos
Altos on business last week.
Johnny Frye rode in from the Mogol-
Ions last Friday.
Alva Mason. Of Pinos Altos, was in
town last Saturday.
County Assessor Miles was in Deming
for a few days last week.
A. f. Nichol went out to schmidle's
ranch last Saturday to visit his brother
Arthur.
Jolly old Dick Hudson was in town
last week with his reminiscent stories
and his Imaginable laughs.
Fred Newman, a ranchman from
Black Canon, was in Silver City last
week.
Robert Golden returned from Clifton,
Arizona, last Wednesday. He lost q IF
ty dollar ovefcoat on the trip.
@. W. Anthony was in town Saturday
with a load Of fruit and vegetables from
his ranch on the Numbers.
The condition Of Frank Vingoe, who
is dangerously i'll at the Sisters hospital,
is unimproved.
Mr.. Dan G. McMillen left this morning
for Canada. He will return in about q
month, accompanied by his wife.
W. q. Redding, a ranchman on the
Mimbres, was in Silver City last Sunday
and Monday OF legal business.
Mrs W. L. o'Brien, who went to Cali
fornia last June, for the benefit OF he
health, is now at. Northof, and is i'm
proving gradually
10 e. Sheridan Of the Enterprise
started for the Worlds fair last Sunda,
morning. He will be absent about two
weeks.
P. L. Buquor and family went to. La
Cruces last Wednesday, whore they vii
visit relatives for a few weeks, and iron
thence 60 to Los Angeles, Cal, thelf fu
ture homo.
Hon. Robert Black, who went to tn
Worlds fair about ten days ago, wi.
take in the Cherokee strip before return
ing to Silver City.
10 E. Sheridan, ofthe Enterprise, wen
down to Deming last Saturday to receiv
the dividends due him from the defrnC
First National bank.
Thomas Lyon 8 carne in from th
Worlds fair last week. He, like all OIL
ers who have visited the great show i
the white city, Is very enthusiastic owe
what ne saw.
! VIM. Swancoat was in town last Tues
day on his return from the Worlds fai
He departed the next day for Hanove
to begin vigorous operations on his 4
nous zinc mines.
8 Q. P. Rosecrans, of the firm Of Flen
3 ing & Rosecrans, returned from Mogo
lon last Thursday, where he has bee
. on a combined business and pleasur
9 trip.
Mrs. Story will leave next Monday 4
the "scenes of her childhood" in Pitt
1 burgh, Pennsylvania. She viii also Wis
in Philadelphia and New York befor
: returning, being absent about thr,
months. A committee has been appoin
: ed to devise ways and means for contro
' ing Frank, but until some definite pli
Is settled upon he will be mu8zled
sun down. During his lucid interva
II he will study the science Of whist.
IL AS will appear from the proceedin
y elsewhere in this paper Silver City W
u send a good delegation to the Irrigsti'
A Convention at Deming, November 1t
. The time has now come when the We
important matter of irrigating our ar
lands should command the attention
every person interested in the develo
ment Of the natural resources Of Il
Territory. Geological tests have demo
strated the fact that the soil Of NJ
Mexico is composed of rare product
properties, and practical experimen
N where water has been at command, ha
proven that all we need to make o
n soil as fertile as can be found in 4
s great cereal and fruit producing bolts
= the country is water. In Our tirelt
II search for the rich mineral treasuI
- stored beneath the surface we have be
unmindful Of the possibilities Of great
rewards for our labors which were
<. our command Il We would but gra
"a than, Cinoa our mrninO induofriaa 4