Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-01-09

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JoHS II. NUDGE, Agent.
Original.
The Christmas bells have ceased to
ring,
Their chimes we hear no more;
But, in their stead, the good wife
sings:
Dog-on-it, shut the doorl
Old Santa Claus has come and gone,
And stockings filled galore,
Jack Frost is now upon the scene
Dog-on.it, shut the doorl
Tom Turkeys dead, cranberries gone,
And oysters are a bore,
The "winter Of our discomfort" has
Gomez:
Dog-on-it, shut the doorl
Bad colds are still prevalent.
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30, the snow, the beautiful snow" fell
in unusual quantity last week.
The weather OF last week carried one
back to "down east" r~ecollections.
Two OF u Mexican fellow citizens
died yesterday morning.
The jack rabbits made several "kicks'
on the snow last week.
The Oak Grove Cattle Co. have made
another large shipment Of fat cattle to
the eastern markets.
The snow Of last week rendered graz
ing on the range rather "hard to caSch.'
The Headlight last week breathed
another gentle zephyr" on the DeminO-
Mexico railroad scheme.
The board Of County commissioners at
its recent session appointed Louis I.
Marshall a justice OF the peace at Dem
ing TO succeed Seaman Field, resigned.
Probate Clerk Young was kept busy
during the closing week Of the old year
recording assessment exemptions on
mining claims in this County.
William Brahm sold a car load Of fat
COWS to John T. Shy last week, and il
gathering up another load for shipment
soon.
The Social Club dance last Friday
night proved a very enjoyable affair, not
withstanding the Indictment weather.
V. L. Brado's new orchestra is a fine
one, and their music at the last cluI
dance was the subject of much favora
bic comment.
Deming amateurs will soon present
the farce comedy 1.-THE Flowing Bowl
according to the Buster there will be nj
difficulty in casting the play.
William Chino, of Pinos Altos, acct
dentally shot himself on Sunday even
ing. The wound fortunately is moi
serious.
Rev. W. K. Lloyd, Rector Of tn.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Of Silve
City, will hold service in the schoo
house ut Pinos Altos, next Sunday at
p. m.
The board Of County Commissioner
were in session last week, and adiourne,
on Wednesday to meet in special session
on the 18th inst.
A brace of thieves was brought u
from Deming last week, by Constabl
McGlinchy, and lodged in the Count
bastile to await the action of the gran
jury.
Acc ording to the Deming Buster, on
of the leading merchants of that place
advertising "Drunks" for sale. Tbl
indicates rather a bad state of morals i
the city On the sand. Too much Cham
payne punch, ehY
John Carson has reopened his saloo
in the Black building on the corner g
Broadway and Texas streets. The plac
has been neatly rehtted and is bein
run in good style.
A telegram received al this Office Las
Saturday morning announced tbs
Frank Young had landed murders
Parks safely in the Socorro county ia
last week.
On Tuesday, January 2nd, Mrs. Ne
vina Roberts, of Alma, was married
Tine Worden, by Frank Smith, justiC
Of the peace at that place.
j. Crockett Givens, Of Central, who
gaining notoriety in mining circles b
cause of the highly satisfactory manns
in which he is managing the Texas prof.
erty, was in town last week.
A number Of the friends OF Geo. Brow
paid that gentleman a call on New Year
night. Music, dancing and a gsnerI
good time was enjoyed by all.
jackson & Co. have a new display az
vertisement ia this issue Of the Souri,
WEST SENTINEL, and no better place
trade can be found in the southwel
than at this popular store.
The general heavy snow storm Of II
last few days is causing considerabl
DELAY and Inconvenience TO cattle shil