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detail"
These statements nre Incorrect. as an
examination of the scene Of the shooting
will show. Tho post behind which VI
gil attempted 10 take refuge bears plninly
pOwder-burnt marks from his weapon
aud the bullet therofrom left az plain a
mark on the sidewalk neae where the
sherifrs posse stood. That Vigil drew
his weapon and first fred upon the posse
there is ample evidence to substantive.
GAVE r~HEMsELvEs UP.
Last evening Sheriff Cunningham and
the deputies composing the posse he had
selected to assist him in serving the writs
appeared before Judge Seeds and gave
themselves INTO his charge. The court
heard a brief statement OF the case by
DistricS Attorney Crisp, and placed the
officers under $1,000 bonds each. Pend
ing the marking and fling OF the bonds
the sheriff and his associates were. at the
suggestio Of the district attorney, gwen
into the custody OF U. S. Marshal Hall.
The required bonds will be given this
afternoon.
ARRAfGNED IN COURT.
A 2:15 this afternoon two Of the ac-
cused, Patricio Valencia and Frank
Rivera, were taken before the district
court. District Attorney Crist stated
that he was ready to begin the prelimin-
airy examination Of Valencia and had RI
bera in court merely as a witness. The
accused said that he had no attorney,
Mr.. Catron addressed the court, saying
he had been spoken to by relatives of the
accused and would act as their attorney.
He desired to confer with the prisoners
in private. Valencia was questioned and
said he desired to have Mr.. Catron act az
his attorney, and this prisoner and has
attorney then were permitted to enter an
ante-room for a consultation. Upon re-
appearing in the court room Mr.. Catron
asked for a continuance Of the case and
accordingly it goes over till tomorrow at
10 o'clock.
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Lieut.. Duoat and Harry Booth we're
over from Fort Bayard last week.

Lieut.. Duoat and Harry Booth we're
over from Fort Bayard last week.
James Morris came in from Mogollon
last week.
Aaron Schultz made a flying trip to
the Mogollons last week.
J. @. and Lee Meeder came in from
Mogollon last week. .
Jack Frost was in from Lone Noun
tain last week.
c B. Stevens was over from Lords
burg last week.
w. @. Chandler, Of Ivanhoe, was in
Silver City last Friday.
Tom Fleetham was ovor from Lone
Mountain last Sunday.
M. w. Portertield returned from New
York last Friday.
G. W. Pittock, representing the Albu-
querque Citizen, was in town last week.
VIM. swancoat, manager Of the zinc
mines at Hanover, was in town last
week.
Frank Rose, who has an extensive
ranch On the ella, was in town last
week.
]. T. Rabb, a substantial ranchman
from the Hanover district, was in town
last week.
@. d. Judd, Of Mogollon, en- route to
Phoenix, Arizona, spent a few days in
town last week.
joe Villains, of Pinos Altos has leased
his saloon to Oglesby & Blair, aud gone
to California for a few months.
Harry Arnold, Of Mogollon, stopped in
Silver City a few days last week, en-
route for San Francisco.
Capt. Knox, of Oak Grove, who has
been in Ell Paso Tor some days on bust
ness, returned last Wednesday.
Miss Ada Martin entertained a pleas
ant party last Thursday evening in hon
or of Mrs. F. G. Gum, of Kansas City.
w. A. Steele, a representative of the
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Of Des
Moinnes Iowa, was in Silver City last
week.
Billy Cassman couldn't stand it to be
away from Silver City, so be sold his IN
terest in the saloon business at Mogollon
and returned last week.
r. L. Landrum and wife, who CAV a
series of dancing lessons here last spring
are now conducting a school in Albu-
querque.
james N. Upton returned last week
from a business and pleasure trip to the
Sapello. While there his trusty rifle
caused three black tailed deer to "bite
the DUST"
H. G. Noel, of the Noel Cattle Co.,
arrived from St. louis last week and
Immediately drove out to his Mangas
ranch. He is having a train load of
stock gathered for shipment east.
Master Vallie Rosenberg met with
what might otherwise have proven quite
a serious accident by falling from his
burro and striking his head against a
rock, while riding one day last week.
He received an ugly cash in the fore
head but fortunately his skull was not
fractured.
DR.. H. w. Blanc, will remove from
this place to FL Paso, tomorrow, where
he will locate for the practice of his pro
f%ession. Mr.. and Mrs. Blanc, during
their short stay among us, have made
hosts of friends, and much regret is ex-
pressed at their leaving.
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for Publieation.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Las Cruces. N. NJ. Jan. Is ISg.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Jan. Is, 1891. Z
n office Is hereby given that Mrs. l.. C.. Her
EFT and state OF Texas, widow OF Calvin Herring
deceased, whoon Oct. 10, 1885,, made Homestead
Entry No. 1893 for lne NJ e In v y and
WISE sec -, tp los, range s3w, at the U,S.
Land Ollee, Las Cruces, N. NJ, does hereby
give notice OF her Intention 10 make proof to
establish her claim TO the land above described,
she expects 20 prove his residence upon and
cultivation Of this land, and her residence npon
or cultivation thereof by submitting her testi.
mOny as his widow before Charles r. Davidson,
judge OF the county court OF Crockett county,
Texus, az his Office In the town OF Oz0na, Crock
EFT county, Texas, such being q court Of record.
on February 20, 1884; and also by two Of the fol-
lowing named witnesses, whO VIII submit their
testimony In support Of his and my claim to the
above described land, before the probate judge
or probate clerk at Silver City, New Mexico, ON
February 20, 1924
y. Il. Biddle,
James Hill,
spencer Hill
Charles Fox.
ANY person wli0 desires 70 protest.against the
allowance Of such proof. or whit knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu-
latiOns OF tho Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will be gwen an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place 20 cfOSs-oNnminc the witnesses Of said
claimant, and TO offer evidence Ia rgbutlal VI that
submitted by claimant.
set Re gister
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Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
Las Cruces. N. NJ Jan. ath. 1894 Z

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N Nj Jan. 4th, 1894,
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tiOn % make final prOOfin support Of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before Probate
Judge or Probate Clerk az Silver City, N, NJ. on
February goth, 1894, VIZ; francisco QueZada Of
ella, n. NJ, who made lid. entry No. i1l8,
for the W 4 s-w u sec. g. ~. ~ 5, r. ~ W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
OF said land, viz
Arthur 5 Goodeu. Of silver city, n. NJ
SonObla Sunrcs. Of ella,
Marcelln0 Duran, Of
IelcsfOr QueHada, 81 +"
Any person who desires 10 protest against the
allowance Of such pfonkwQr WHO knows ~ any
SUBSTANTIAL reason, Wiltf the law and fegulo-
tons Of the Interior Department. why such
proof should nOt b0Nlll0Wrd, viii be given an
opportunity nc the above mentioned time and
place 10 crosScNamlnc the witnesses Of said
claimant, and TO O1er evidence in rebutlal Of
sAMUEL p. McCREA,
1et. Register.
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Geo W Miles, commission on licenses
Nov, and supplies ...... M.g
Laird, salary lailor and guards Nov
and Dec 1909 .........-......... $500
a y laird, feeding prisoners Nov and
Dec 1888 SINS
Al laird, fees IA Justice court to Jan
ist 1894 ..... ..s..". 1856 20
A p Laird, supplies for sherin odice
Nov and Dec 1873. q. G5
w Vera. coal oil NOV and Dec 1898. g.i5
silver City Water Co, water for Nov
and Dec 1898 "A. 90
Isaac Glvena. Justice OF the peace pre-
cinot No. 3 fees Zee 1893. ............ $40
Buck Galbreath. constable precinct No.
8 fees Dec 1898. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
LII Rowlee, sharpening picks........n 2.O5
SOUTHWEST SENTINEL publishing pro
ceedings, Oct and Nov, and supplies 1893. ti0. %
Gurdon Bradley, supplies for court
VIM Laizure, refund tax 1872 lots l., .
and 5 blA 2Oi...................4a.. Ia
house ......... $50
Iaizure s. Grade, window glass for
court house. 60. ....... 800
NJ W Porterield, salary & per diem Oct
1893. ... Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
ia Ancheta, salary as district attorney
to Dec ist 1875. ......"-....~....... 1926. 90
Bennett and Sheridan, typewriuns Ter
ritory vs. Burg. .......-"..~~.... g1.so
II Rosenberg, supplies Tor jail NOV and
Dec 1893 ...., 1925
st Geo Robinson, repairs and supplies
to Nov list 1863. ......"...~......,.. @.io
w NJ Derbyshlre & Co, burying paupers
Nov 1893 ............ 400
W c Porteraeld, supplies for court
house and jail 60 Nov list 1898 .......... 1870
w l. Jackson & Co, medicine for jail for
Nov and Dec 1891. d. 2.65
j Lucas, care OF pauper Nov and Dec
1893 and Jan 1874. li6.W
Mrs Sophie Gietz, board Of ONeil, blind
Dec 1893 ....., neutrality-suspicious.. 1000
Cosgroye s. Brownell, Jail lock .......... .T5
Mrs john Dodd, care Alice Mcbride 9
weeks ......... 1000
Jesus Vlllegas, constable precinct 80
fees Aug and Sept. 1915
Frank Silver, wood to Dec 8ist 1893 ... iO3. 90
Geo d Lincoln, justice Of peace precinct
sfees to Dec 3ist 1s98 ................ "a. 80
Isaac George, constable precinct 9 fees
to Dec sist 1898. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.e5
A Leroy. interpreting precinct a........ 4.OO
Juan Chaves, Interpreting precinct g.. 200
LIB Robinson, attending inquest J Ca
rasco. ......... ....~....~...... 1000
Western Liberal, sub TO paper TO Jan
1895. ....... 800
New Mexican Printing Company. bills
Aug p 1893 and jan ? 1924. ............... 400
No further business appearing the board adj
iourned.
Approved
=. s. BRANNTN.
Attest! Chairman
EN-. YoUNa,
Clerk.
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Where heeds Come Boon.

First among the seed producing houses
Of the world stands the old establish
ment of ID. N. Ferry & Co, Detroit Mich.
Established In 1856, this firm has been
for years the largest and best known seed
house IN the world. In 1893 over one
hundred thousand dealers handled Fer
rvs Seeds, and the number Of people who
planted them runs far into the millions.
For 1894 this firm has made preparations
to supply at least 10000 bushel Of GARDEN
beans alone. Something more than
shrewd business methods Is required to
place and keep such a business in the
lead. II is something that deserves the
thought Of every n who plants a seed.
II every could go on a tour Of
inspection through this great establish
ment and see what Is behind the name Of
Ferry's Seeds, see with what care they
have been developed and tested, see with
what precision they are sorted aud pack
ed, ready for planting, there would be less
disappointment AID fewer losses from the
use Of inferior seeds.
Every year ID. M. Ferry a 90. issue an
Annual for the convenience and instruc-
tion Of those who plant seedk 10 rs pre-
pared by the most competent authors,
and rightly looked upon as a standard
authority on the most profitable things
10 plant, and the best way To cultivate
them. This book Is sent free Of charge
70 al who send their name aud address
TO the above mentioned firm.
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Communicated

EDITOR SENTINEL:
1 do not intend TO ingage in a news
paper controversy with such a reckless
prevaricator as II. H. Thielmann, but he
has seen fit to use my name in
published communications and as
/ have grown tired Of the false and abu-
sive i~nsinuations in regard to myself, so
unnecessarily and repeatedly made by
him, / shall give him the opportunity to
prove his charges in the speediest and
most appropriate tribunal. II / have
been guilty of any wrong doing as school
director the public shall know it, or on
the other hand, r. II. Thielmann shall
publish himself q common hbeller. A
Justice of the peace court is competent
to decide the matter and award all dam-
age which Mr.. Tnielmann is capable Of
infiicting Or which an execution against
him could collect.
Very respectfully
Il. II. BETTs.
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Reports OF justices OF the peace precincts No.
2, 10, 3, 10 and %, for quarter ending December
Sist, 1903, presented and approved.
IL II ordered by the board that the following
persons be allowed an exemption Of $500 on tax
1893, and collector credited wish samei JW
Allen, Helde Estate, K Benevedus, Verardo Bel
haus, Simon Soils, 4 W Boone, 1no G Boone,
JJ Boone, Guadalude Castnllo. Estate Of Her
man Rentz, John Meklnn, Santiago Breto, Jose
FerraFi, II Roundtree, James Dickinson, Do
lores Andasola.
Il Is ordered by the board that the taxes Of
the following persons for the year 1898, be totally
abated on account Of exemption as head OF a
family. and collector credited with same.
Juan Chaves, Over Hughes, Ranel Klrker.
Marsilin0 Dlaz.
Following bills presented, examined, allowed,
but no warrants TO Issue, there being ne funds
an hands Of treasurer 10 pay same
EN- Young, postonlee box rent, postage
and commissioners c0urt. Nov. lso3. %. .eli5 90
KIM Young, 4th quarter salary "a. a.
ing County newspaper, postage and COM
missi0ners court Dec. 1898 ..........~ 100 so
3 NJ Young, making list illegal taxes
1891 and 1892, collected BY James A Lock
hart. ...,. 1900
Jno " Fleming, salary as treasurer 70
Jan ISL looA, s.rsssttsss s.sstsfs ftstttss. 40. %
3 Brannin, salary and mlleage as COM
missioner 10 Jan ist, 1885, ......... G8.6l
Baylor shannon, salary and mileage as
commissioner 10 Jan iat 1894. ..........s~ o. rs
Thomas FOSTER salary Accommodations
20 Jan tsl 1894. ........................ 1000
Henry Woodyille. salary as physician
for Nov t003. .......s.....s-...n...... 1900
seaman Field fees, Justice Of the peace
precinct no. q, Nov aud Dec 1898. ....... W.e5
Frank McOlinchy, constable precinct
~ - ices % Jan 81 ieot -.,i,.....,... aga
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

The Industrial Advertiser, Of Socrro,
last week published a very full and accur-
ate account Of the killing OF Elmer Young
by w. ). Parks, at Silver Creek, on the
Dist ult., butt was "faked" verbatim
from the SOUTHWEST SENTINEL.
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Dissolution Notice,
County Of SOc0rro, [
Terrltory Of New MexIeo. /

County Of SOcorro,
Territory Of New Mexico.
]. X. King Wade, the undersigned, formerly
the late hrm OF Wade &Casslnani hafins pnr-
Cassman. IN tho saloon business, do hereby agrees
and cOstrdct t0pay all debts and liabilities owed
BY the said late Arm OF Wade & Cassman.
Witness my hand and seal, this, the sth day Of
JANUARY A. ID. 1891.
r X. WADE.
Signed In presence Of NJ. q. Logan, notary
public &C my office In MOgollOn, the day aud
date before mentioned. -
lsEALl M. q. LooAH,
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La Grippe Again.

Tho re-appeafance Of the grip" calls
to mind the experiences Of Jas. o. Jones.
publisher OF the Leader, Mexia, Texas.
He was sick ia bed for ten days with the
grip during It's prevalence a year or two
ago. Later in the season he bad n sec
ond. He says SIN the latter case I
used Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
with considerable success, I think, only
being in bed a little over two days. The
second attack, / am satisfied, would have
been equally as bad as the first but for
the use OF this remedy" IL should be-
borne in mind that the grip is much the
as a very severe cold and requires
precisely tho same treatment. When
you wish to ure a cold quickly and eifec.
tuolly give this remedy a trial. % and so
cent bottles for sale by. w CPorterfeld
Druggist.
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stove Uhlo's now saloon-the Cave
1ltf.


A genial, jovial, whole. souled mat
with a big heart aud a good word fof
everybody is the kind Of a mar you meet
in Fred Shelton. Fred not only posses.
ses these attributes in a very pronounce
ed degree bat he also possesses ths
finest brands Of liquors and cigars to bs
found in Silver City.
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g Beautiful (S) snow

Tan rights reservedl
I was startled from a reverie,
Not many days ago,
In which / dwelt upon some facts
Regarding tleecy snow.
/ viewed it 10 its naky form,
A thing from heaven sent,
Then felt a cold sensation
Ny shoe had sprung a remit
That soft and white ETHEREAL stuff
Had wedged between my toes,
And then l felt a keener tw1nge,
In the region OF my nose.
And then / said: "dod-gast the luck"
What Of it's beauty rare?
It melts and mixes up with mud,
And makes a good man swearl
So finally I concluded,
That tho it looked sublime,
Twas only "fair too gaze upon"
And make a poets rhyme.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

1t has been discovered that the Dem
ing young lady who inquired If a mistle-
toe was a deformity, is a distant relative
to the boy who wanted to know il Golfer
dam was a "cuss' word.
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N0ilce 8 hereby given That fho following
IN named settler has hiDd nujira Of his inten-
and that said proof nnl he fi.ade before ~ 81
George, U ~ Commissioner at Couney, ~. M..
on january %, 1879. FXs John 3. Lefcl. OF
gOOney. ~. ~, who nadF ma entry No. al8
! sec. IS, tp. los h 70
lie names the i0llOWius Witnesses r. PROVE
his continuous Residence asoh nnd cultivation
OF said l1nd, vixf
Erich Wlstrund,
a. w. shelton, All f E00nep. 4neofro
Michael COOney, COtnly. N.
William Burns.
Any person Who desires 10 urntogt nrnlnef ne
allowance OF such proof. urwno knows 0lIny
substantial reason, Under the laW aud Che eeoas
atl9ps 81 tse Interior q~ertitmenft why SMELL
opportunity no the above mentioned fIme and
place 20 cross-cxamine the Witnesses. ~ said
claimant, Wld % Oucr evidence Ia FebufiaI "a
that submitted BY claimant
SAAfuEL + MCuNnA.
Register.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

In a letter just received from Isaac
Siggins, who is now quartered at the
Russ House, San Francisco, among othor
things he says: 'Visitors TO the Fair had
better not come for two months yet"
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Territory OF Now Mexico,
NOunIy Of lrnnl. IS.

IUIIITUTN OF NV MVNINUI
tuuniy OF Grant. fsS.
~ the District Courf
w In Chancery. No 2sao.
Brit NJ. Onyer.
= 'he said respondent Bril- N. Oliver, Is herel
by notified that q suit Ia Chancery has been
commenced ngainst him Do me district court l0I
lhe Comfy Of Grant ana Territory 0l New Mex
leo. ny said compiainnnt, Francis IN Oliver,
praying that "a divorce be Granted hEaolf one
grounds Of aband0nnfnt aud hiilufc 81 tha l1rl
or The husband % support Che WIlci Hnd Ihi|
unless you enter your Appearance ln tNn clerk
oIlto OF said district court ln Of htluiN InH NIN|
Monday ln March, 1874. Is dcclne uro Cnnl
therein VIII By rendered nfalNai yoN,
a. W. INhOiH.
Clerk aud Register in Chauce
JOnN M CHM N.~o. NNIl.
bN Htpra lof~ Complainant
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Tom y Jerry are now stopping
at the White House. Call and see
them. 49tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Steve Uhie, at the Cave saloon, keeps
only the best goods in his line.
I-tf.
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Special meeting OF the board Of Comfy com.
m'ssioncrs of Grant County. begun and held at
silver city. Grant Co., N. N. Jan. 2, 1894.
Presentation, 8. $. Brannln. Chairman
ThOs Foster, Commissioner
Baylor shannon.
w. NJ Young. Clerk.
Minutes Of regular meetings Oct. end and
special Oct. u and Nov. alst, 1929, read and ap.
proved.
II Is ordered by the board that the bill Of the
SOUTHWEST SENTINEL as heretofore presented
Oct. Ah, 1893, amounting to s97s, be corrected
TO the amount as prescribed by law for publish
ing delinquent tax list
Resignation Of Seaman Field. Justice OF the
peace, precinct II, presented and accepted.
On petition Of citizeus Of precinct No. n, the
board appointed Louis T. Marshall juelice Of
the peace precinct No. II. in place Of Seaman
Field, resigned.
The board appointed DR.. WI +. Williams
County physician. upon the following vote s.
$. Brannin aud Baylor shannon voting f0r W.
I. Williams and Thos. Foster voting for n. w.
Blanc.
Butchers bond Of A. Gomez. presented and
approved.
It is ordered by the board that the net output
OF the Cooks Peak Mining Company be reduced
from sD,22s.2i, TO si2,s27.Ss, on tax 1928, and the
collector credited with the difference.
On petition Of citizens Of precinct No. "a, the
board appointed John A. Deemer justice OF the
peace precinct No. IA, in place Of J.. j.. Cullen
resigned.
1t is ordered by the board that the number Of
cattle assessed 10 NJ. Haln & Bros. for the year
1893, be reduced from 700 to 400 head. and col.
lector credited with the difference.
On petition OF citizens precinct No. 4, the
board appoints ]. II. Allison, constable Of pre-
oinct No. 4, In place OF W. II. Taylor, resigned.
IL Is ordered by the board that every man
subject to road labor in Grant County, N. NJ,
shall be required to work three days ON the
road duriug the present year, or In lieu OF said
labor, to pay one dollar for each day.
The board doth order the district attorney to
bring suit against any and all delinquent tax
payers when the amount OF taxes due from such
delinquent tax payer exceeds 500.
II Is ordered by the board that the bill of Pc
dro Jimines, as road supervisor precinct No. %,
for S26 be paid out of road fund, and a warrant
be drawn for said amount SEQ.
Following bills presented, examined, allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on treasurer to be
paid out Of the respective funds.
ECornellus Mccartney out Of road fund. salary
as road supervisor precinct -. ........... 81 1000
z. Telle7, out Of road fund, salary as
road supervisor, precinct s............ 20. 90
j. A. Dickinson, out OF road fund, sal
airy as road supervisor, precinct Is. ....... 400
r. II, Thielmann, out OF general school
fund, salary as superintendent to Decem-
Der sist 1898 examining teachers, and
stamps 500. 2so. 80
James s. Fielder, out OF general school
fund, examining teachers one day in Oc-
tober' 1893. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Board adjourned to January srd, 1894.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Some magnificent specimens Of deer,
Of the black tail species, are being
brought into market, and Wild turkies
are reported plentiful tins season. Quail
appear very scarce, the precise reason
for which the old-timers are unable 10
account for,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

A very newsy letter from our affable
correspondent at Fort Bayard arrived too
late for publication this week.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Rich Hart, Lordsburg's cattle baron,
shipped a train load Of fat cattle east
last week.
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Sim Holstein, Israel King and Col. s. p.
Carpenter yesterday shipped from Dem
ing a train load Of fat cattle 10 the Gust
ern markets.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

The Parlor Saloon, John Carson, pros
prlotor, corner Of Broadway and Texas
Streets aft
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Our interesting Mogollon CORES pond
ence was unavoidably crowded out OF
this issue, but will appear next week.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

A lie differs from a bad penny only in
the particular that it returns with ac-
crued interest to date.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

The "boys in blue" at Fort Bayard,
were paid of last Friday.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Seasonable drinks at the Parlor sas
loon. an
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-16

Capt. Hyland has moved his newspa-
per plant, the Shaft, from Kingston to
Rincon and made his first issue from the
latter place last week.