Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-19

Territorial
The Fairview smelter is At pres
ent idle. A smelter man from
Hillsboro is expected TO arrive to-
day. The inactivity Of the plant
is due, seemingly, in not having
proper treatment at the hands of a
master thoroughly experienced in
that line of smelling. When the
new man arrives the smelter will
undoubtedly commence running
steadily and successfully.
Jim Dalglish brought up the re-
port from HlllsborO that the rich
est strike of silver ever made at
Kingston was made a few days
ago. The ore, of which there is a
good body, gives returns of from
1900 to $4,000 ounces per ton and
is near or on the Queen ground
owned by 1. D. Hilty ana others
A survey of the Queen will be
made to determine the position OF
the new discovery. Black Range.
Saturday morning Phil Yarber
was found on the ground in front
of the Ownby house, unconscious,
with badly bruised face and bro
ken leg. 1t appears that he walk
ed off the second story of the We
randa during the night. Yarber
was kicked in the head by n horse
some years ago, and since then he
has been subject to queer spells,
during which time he is practical
ly unconscious, and does not know
what he is doing. 1t is supposed
that while laboring under one Of
these lelusions he got out of bed
and walked off the veranda. He
was sent to the hospital at Silver
City on Saturdays train.-Lords.
burg Liberal.
Many citizens have recorded
themselves rs opposed to the
shooting of dogs on the street, and
urge that it is unlawful for any
person to discharge a gun within
a certain distance of any dwelling
even at the direction of the city
council. Some go so far as TO say
that il the city marshal attempt il
they would put the matter to g
test by bringing a complaint
against HIM. Perhaps the most
humane method would be to pro,
vide a pound and after keeping
the animals so many days, subjoci
to reclamation by the owners, upoI
the payment of damages, adop
some quick and sure means o
death. The promiscuOus killing
of animals in public is not exactly
desirable.-SOcorro Advertiser.
The Standard company has pur
chased and hauled down from
Kingston the 40 ton water JACKIE
furnace used for a short time b,
the Metal Reduction Co. II is in
tended by the company that thi
furnace shall be ready for opera
ton on the same day in July tha
their present furnace was original
ly started two years agO.-AdvC
cate.
There was a little disturbanc
at the Grand Central hotel Tues
day evening. The colored porte
and a white waiter got into an al
tercatiOn. The porter struck tn
waiter over the head with a chai
and the waiter retaliated by goin
for the porter with a knife. D.
Blackington, in trying to separat
them got bis hand slightly Gu
with a knife aud this ended th
scrap.-SOcorro Advertiser.
The Hillsbaro smelter made il
best record last mouth both in th
quantity of ore reduced and in I'll
average reduction cost per ton I
the same. IL has now bren in oI
GRAFTON nearly two years and hl
: sufficiently demonstrated it's util
} ty and absolute necessity as
, meaus for the profitable workiu
of our low grade gold bearing So
phide Ore.-AdvOcate.
The Park Improvement Assoc
, alton gave a very enjoyable he
at the opera house last Tuesda
night. There was a fairly gOo
l. attendance and all who were thel
! had a good time. After payir
\ all expenses there were Sl3 le
which goes into the park improv
ment fund. There is now enoug
money in tho treasury TO compile
D the gravel walks in the park
t Advertiser