Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-04-10

Il. II. Bettsis grand jury bailid.
j. p. Stanley, OF Deming, is In town.

Frank Cox, Of Phosuix, Arizona. 70 at
tending court.
N. A. Bolich, Of Deming, is dong duty
a petit juror.
N. o. Dimmick, a mining man from
Pinos Altos, is serving a petit juror.
DR.. Warner and Geo. Harris are serv-
ing as court bailiffs.
Jovials Harry II. Whitehin is down
from Pinos Altos doing court.
Chus Davenport is in FL Paso on a
mining deal.
j. H. Frye came in from Mogollon last
Wednesday.
A Lindaur, a Deming "pillar" register
ed at the fremont last Wednesday.
J. D. LyaIl and wife, Of Tombstone,
Arizona, are attending court.
H.. T. Duston came up from Deming
last Friday.
H.. S. Felty was IN from Hanover last
week.
MISS Lu Moore is teaching a term of
school on the Mimbres.
Charles Dennis was over from George
town last week.
A. A. Potter was a caller from George
town last week.
Jas.'A. Lockhart, ox-sherif Of Grant
County, Is attending court.
c. T. Elliott came in from Dry Creek
last Sunday to attend court.
Dick Hudson is in town with his warm
hand, funny stories and merry laugh.
w. R. Merrill, Of Deming, is attending
court.
Vic Culberson is over from the Sapello
on court business.
Herbert Martyr is assessing in the
Bear Mountain district.
F. ]. Davidson, of Pinos Altos, is serv-
ing on the grand jury.
H. Amber came over from; Lordsburg
last Sunday to serve on the petit jury.
DR.. Sewers, Of the Alum mines on the
ella, has been in town for several days.
Assessor Miles went to Deming last
week to assesses that city and surround
ing country.
Mrs. o. G. Human, who has, been con
fined TO the house for several days with
sickness, is ~convalescing.
Joe E. Sheridan, OF the Enterprise.
was in Deming between trains last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Max Schultz and eldest daughter
left for New York this morning in re.
Spouse to a letter announcing the serious
illness Of her father.
County Commissioners Slant. Brannin
was in town yesterday signing warrants
for disbursement among the County's
creditors.
Mayor j. w. Fleming got home or
Sunday from a hurried trip through
Arizona and Nevada and into southern
California.
]. II. Riley, Of Las Cruces, n of The
most extensive stock dealers Of the Ter
ritory, and a republican colonel of nc
small note, was in town yesterday.
S. M. Ashenfelter, the bright ant
shining legal light of Deming, is look
ing after his extensive business in the
District Court.
Joe Cottrell, an old mining man Of thii
section but now in the employ of Good
rich & Co., FL Paso, has been in the city
for several days.
Walter G. Hadley has been quite sicl
In California, and his physicians have
ordered him to give up business a!togeth
er for at least six months.
DR.. Geo. 7. Kimball, a former physi
clan Of this. .place, suffered a stro Ike o
paralysis recently at Mogollon, from
which he is now slowly recovering.
Mesdames Lard and Sheridan repor.
delightful times at sightseeing in Cali
fornia. They will not return before th,
middle Of May.
f. w. Smith, manager Of the irriga
ton company's works on the Mimbrea
and one of the most successful young
business men in southern New Mexico
spent Tuesday night in town,
r.. E. Wilson, an attorney from Solo
knoxville, Arizona, is in attendance upol
court In the interest Of Lyall anC
Fisher, against whom a case is pending
in a delinquent tax matter.
Messrs. P. A. Burdick, Frank Nord
haus, Harry Kidder and George Lock
hart, young society gentlemen from Dem
ing, have been in town for several day
making themselves agreeable to our fai
Silver City bellies.
S.P. McCrea,~ ex-register Of the UniteI
States Land Office and now president c
the Agricultural College, was up fror
Las Cruces on Sunday, returning I
duty next day.
w. L. Thompson was in from his Min
bres ranch last week. Mr.. Thompson /
one OF the most successful fruit raiserl