Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-09-18
TERRITORIAL.

Dtfs
Over two hundred men have
gone to work in the Blossburg
mines near Ration.
A Mexican was arrested at Los
Palos, Lincoln county, on n charge
Of breaking up a republican meet
ing at that place.
The railroad company refused
to issue a pass to Editor HyIand,
Of the Rincon Shaft, and he re-
Gently walked TO Las Cruces.
Grave charges, it is SAID, have
been made against Archbishop
.Corrgan. at Rome, for his
hostility to the papaI abIegate.
The Cerrillos coal mines are all
working to their full capacity. 1t
is to be hoped that this condition
of affairs will continue indefinitely.
The Graphic mine at Kelly is
shipping a small quantity Of ore to
Pueblo. This mine will be a hum
mer when the market comes up in
price.
A little matter has come uder the
notice of the Citizen, which proves
that Sheriff Cunningham, of Santa
Fe county, is all right in every
thing but politics. Citizen.
Browne & Manzaneres, at their
Socorro branch, have loaded out
with merchandise for White Oaks
aud Lincoln county something
over twenty-forty six-mule teams.
The Albuquerque Citizen is
area ly making constitution for
the new state Of Nsw Mexico. That
paper wishes a provision limiting
the power to punish for contempt.
The bids for the masonic temple
atlas Vegas were opened last week
The contract was awarded to NJ. +.
Keen, Of Pueblo the building to be
Of native stone at cost of S22, 600
Ye Dan, the Silver City Chinese,
whose -caso was recently passed
urou by the supreme court, has
been turned over to Supt Berg
mann at the penitentiary. His
sentence is forty years for murder.
n. 3. Daniel has invested part
of th9 money obtained from the
sale of the Gypsy mine at Kings
ton, in ranch at Rincon. He has
forty acres in alfalfa, fruit or
chard started and expects to extend
it tins fall by adding 500 more
trees.
The finances Of the Territory arc
in veay heolthly condition. The
collections for the quarter just
ended are $50, 3,l5076. The receipts
for the corresponding quarter, last
year, we're sl2,7l822, aud those fol
for the quarter ending June 2nd
1894, were S4l, ,542.46.
Justice Freeman's official tern
expires in October. Petitions en-
dorsing Judge John Y. Hewitt, o.
White Oaks as his successor ar,
numerously signed in Lincoln
Eddy and Chaves counties. Othel
applicants for the position ar,
DIessrs. II. B. Hamilton, j. I
Fitch aud Chilion Riley, Of So
zorro. Albuquerque Citizen.
Wilson Waddingham has ar
ranged for the construction o.
storage reservoirs on a large seal,
in the Rio Grande valley. Thii
work viii probably be begun at o.
near Englo aud completed as soor
as ample means and the vel
known energyof Mr. Waddinghan
can accomplish the hugo enter
prise.
The proposition to remove Ger
onimo back to Arizona is assum
ing a dangerous shape The In
dains Of his baud are to be takel
to Fort Gill, Oklahoma Territory
bnt it is given out semi-oflicially
that they will only remain there q
short time before coming back tc
San Carlos. 1t is high time tina
a protest was entered against sucl
an outrage, and the press Of thl
territory must take the iuitiativ
in demanding the abandonment o
this scheme. The San Francisc'
Chronicle is the FIRST paper e
make war on this plan, and is de-
sereying Of great praise for IL
friendship toward us. The remov
/ al Of Geronimo b hia old slampinI