Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-09-19


Sierra lodge, X. of P. Of Hills
borough has hung out an elegant
$50 street lantern.
More than 5000 were paid for
all poll tax alone last year in the
Las Cruces district
The Graphic Mining company
received a car of new machinery
at Megdalena,
Passengers and express are in
creasing on the Hillsborough and
Kingston stage line, and the COM
pany will soon be obliged to run
its four-horse stage coach again.
Dona Ana officers have arrested
every man with two exceptions
for whomwarrants have been Is
sued, since Sheriff Lohman has
been in Office.
Major w. H. H. Llewellyn the
enterprising live stock agent of The
Santa Fe railroad has had his jur-
isdiction largely increased by hav-
ing the State Of Colorado and
Territory of Utah added.
Bishop E. G.. Andrews will pre-
side at the ninth session Of the
New Mexico English mission, to
be held at the first Methodist
Episcopal church in Ration, on the
18th, 18th, 14th, 18th, and 10th
days of October, next.
I. Marcellus Marshal Of Chamita
is selecting Indian children from
IL to 20 years of age, that have at
tended some school for three years
to attend the Carlisle school. The
scholars of that school last vaca-
ton went out to work at various
avocations and earned S21, ,S5S and
SIS, ,723 was placed on interest to
be returned to them when they
left school,
f. D. Wright, of Trinidad, has
gone to his sheep ranch near Fol
som, whence he will Immediately
begin the shipment of from 1885,
900 to 100000 pounds of wool to
Boston, where he will store it un-
til the market price will justly him
in selling it is understood that Mr..
Wright has a greater part of last
years clip still stored in the Hub
city of baked beans and brown
bread.
For the New Mexico historical
society, at Santa Fe, Samuel Hard
wicke, of Liberty, No, an old
frontiers man, has sent Gov. w.
7. Thornton a fine, large photo
graph of Josiah Gregg, a pioneer
tradesman over the Santa Fe trail, |
and the author Of Commerce Of
the Prairies," a book that first
made famous Santa Fe and the
southwests commercial interests.
1t will be remembered that
few week ago one of the horses
driven by @. b. Schultz the day he
was killed, turned up on the home
range. This week the other was
brought into town by J. P. Rain
bolt. The horse had been found !
near Whitehill's wells on the MINI
bres, and word was sent to VIII /
Caster, who once owned the horse 1
and whose brand it bore. He sent
after the horse and found it was
the one he had sold to Schultz
Liberal.
While Rev. W. X. Lloyd and
Elder w. T. Hall were coming
down from Kingston last Sabbath
evening, and while passing through
Box canon, which was almost as
dark as the outlook for silver,
their conversation naturally
enough turned to the develtry prac-
heed by the Apaches in that To-
sality a few years ago. Just while
The gentlemen were in the midst of
-he bloodcurding conversation a
rife shot rang out in their close
vicinity. To say that it made them
EEL rather fidgety is but half ex-
pressing it, and they quickened
heir horses PAGES to almost gal
op. Not until they reached town
md learned the true cause did
hey cease perspiring, tits declared.
The cause was that a Mexican
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