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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-02-24
A SURPRISE.
The Supreme Court Problem Is
Solved at Last.
The President Nominates senator white.
of Louisiana, for Associate Justice
More Of the Hawaiian
AFFAIR.
MIR. Justice White.

WASHINGTON. Feb Ex-senator
White. of Louisiana, has been NOM
mated for associate justice of the SUI
preme court.
The nomination was complete sur
prise to every one.
As soon as the nomination was re-
ceived the senate went into executive
session and confirmed Mr.. White with
ont opposition.
Edward ID. White will take his seat on
the supreme bench as the youngest of
the Justices, and, with the exception of
Justice Field and Harlan, he will have
entered at an earlier period in life than
any of the other justices. and will have
the exceptionally long term of twenty
one years to serve before retirement.
He was born in the parishof LaFourche,
La, and was As years of age last No
vember.
lie was educated at Mount St Mary
near Emmettsburg. Md, at the Jesuit
college, in New Orleans, and finally at
Georgetown college, ID. c. lie entered
the confederate army, and after the
war was admitted to the bar by the
Louisiana supreme court and practiced
his profession during the troubled
years which followed the reconstruc-
tion period.
In 1874 he began his political career
as state senator Leaping into the
law again he became associate justice of
the supreme court of Louisiana, but,
again turning to political pursuits, he
was elected to the United States SEN
ate to succeed Senator Eustis, at pres
ent minister to France, taking his seat
March 4, 1891.
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Mrs. Sarah Cameron OF Columbia has
given the Methodist church II 900 to buy
pipe organ and 1900 Organ is to be
the result.
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For Superior cook stoves and ranges see
SchaWe 4 Weis. l0-7-ti
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Sir: The first anniversary OF the provisional
government was eeienratea last Wednesday,
january 70; IN aceoruanre mi'n WI 'ne prosra,nIie ne
sos ,o' VI ~ u'sp...u ~ 50 y, ,,,'a W
poolle rep'on; i,;,, mliI'ry paraue nun,aanon
VI -. - ous s NJ. ~ u'se..s =.
'''b. 80 % ~ e's ~,
' ~ uo ,a"Vo =. ne 49,
sa'uteS rfe "re" "oh 'uo ninefsan' E"s
or japanese war vessels In port The day
passed with no alsturoanee
me TED rep'eSen,Svos ,s ,' .. .oresn So'ernmen,s ,,
eminent, and upon their own responsIbility.
with the distinct disavowal upon the part OF
the representative OF the United states that
$50, n ~. Eru.n. eat,o.,.r. S,,a,,s ~
Character To those inciosed. many of them Sc.
verely rejectinE upon the president of theUnited
states anu ms secretary ., STATE, ana Also upon
As ,ha Mawa,an "ps.,,ou "a row n.na,nn S.y pe ns.
foro congress- and as the feeling here has been
very intense have not thought proper thus
far 10 take any olficial not ce of them l would
be glad to have instructions from you upon the
subject Very respectfully.
ALBERT WILLIS r. +. and NJ p
Details show that the Uawaiians
hove l,.a, ;rJ,,l,;ro Ia saya-a ,r;,;
nave "
cisihs Oh the minister anu that the taik
of annexation is continued aS IL the
neonle of Hawaii expected this as the
,.,. . n C., ::
"i'''a'o " II"
speech saiu'
I'VE wish no permanent government. nor
anything else that does not lead TO annexa-
tion: no change which does not make for that;
| no republic but the great republic
And President Hosmer SAID
Annexaton Is manifest destiny and we are
bound to have IT,
Even the portuguese contingent has banners
/ with the motto America IL Our Goal "
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spent in the west, where he followed
the art of lithography in Chicago and
st. Lonis. In st. Louis Tuck was born
But his real debut before the American
public was in 1877 when, in partnership
with Adolph Sshwartzman, he launched
that highly successful venture. the pres
ent Puck.
The Michigan Supreme court has de-
clarcd the jag cure" law unconstitu-
tional.
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A suit Involving the recovery of money
obtained by the sale Of negroes before the
war is brought in the circuit court Of
Ripley county and will be heard at the
next term.
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Solo throughout the world POTTER DRua
AND CHEN. CoRP. sole props., Bo'on HS-"Ali
About the Blood and Skin,'' mail free.
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Hawaii Again.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The president
yesterday transmitted to congress an
other chapter Of Hawaiian correspond
ence. including the dispatches which
arrived from Hawaii at San Francisco
February 10, and reached the state de-
partment Saturday morning.
The following is the correspondence
fr,
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4 Youthful stratrgi-,


Did the publishers accept that novel
of hers in which the heroine kills her
husband by slow poison"
mo. They advised her to adopt
prussic acid and make a short story So
Puck.
-Host-'I hate to send YOU ont ia
such clustering night rs this, old fell
low" Guest-''lt is raining pretty
hard. say, couldn't YOU loan me your
umbrella" llost-'Certainly and--er
i guess I'll walk home with You NV
self really need the exercise"
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=, Facial Blemishes, falling haii ana sim
pie baby rashes prevented by Cuticura noap.
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DOWN AN INCLINE.
Fearful Flight of an Aerial Car at
Knoxville.
One Passenger Killed and Others Fright
ened Nearly to Deaf -lsoston's I'm
employed workingmen Make
Demonstration. 81
a Wild Car.

Wild Car.
KSoxvILLE, Tenn, Feb 2O.-For sev-
eral months past there has been an
aerial car line across the Tennessee
river near the city, and hundreds have
continually flocked there to ride u dis
tance of 1000 feet above the river, be-
ing particularly exhilarating one, com-
pairing favora bly, with IA trip ON the
famous Ferris wheel at the worlds fair.
But yesterday afternoon the gaiety
which had heretofore reigned supreme
in the vicinity was suddenly turned
into gloom. Without a moments warn
ing, while the car with eight occupants
was near the bluff on the opposite side
of the river, the cable broke and the
car dashed down the incline at fright
full speed.
The violent motion of the car caused
the cable to wrap around it and when
within about 200 feet from the ground
crushed it as though it were an egg
shell. One end of the cable struck OIL
iver Ledgerwood, prominent young
attorney of this city, killing him in
stantly. The other occupants OF the
car were so badly frightened that they
attempted to jump out of the car into
the river, but were restrained by the
brakeman.
Finally tug was secured and an
chored beneath the dangling car, and
the survivors rescued by means of
rope, each descending hand over hand
They were Miss Alice Wad dler, Ledger
woods sweetheart; William Kibby,
Fred McBee, Frank McBee, Il. NJ. Phil
lips, C. +. Lewis and Henry Hatcher all
prominent people.
At the coroner's inquest it was dis
covered that the cable had been par.
TALLY severed by an unknown mis-.
creant
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Trains arrive at North Lexington as follows
chicago TX. Richmond accom- 1:25 4. M
chicago st. Joe. Ex.... .lla0 q. IN
Richmond accommc datiOn. .... 3:l5 p. IN
Chicago Xxx. Ex....:-................ $500 p IN
Trains leave as follows:
Chicago Kansas City Ex........... 1928 u. m
Richmond accommodation -. II 100 u. m
Kansas City, St Joe Ex......... 3:l5 p. IN
Chicago & RichnOnd accom- :. $500 D. m
Buses leave Santa Fe office and princpa
hotels ~ minutes before train time 8u,
tickets at Santa Fe Office on Main street.
CO. NORTON, Agent
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WI Boaltoxpoets to igats fodny ~
tomorrow for a trip east.
Mira. swatlibg, Of Whitewatet has
bven visiting several days IN this city.
Mra 10. Aronheim, from Pinos Altos,
has been visiting IN town during the
last week.
Fred. n. Golden wua In town Friday
and Saturday from Mogollon on a min
ing deal.
Lieuts Brown and Price started on
Saturday on q two weeks shooting OK
petition into the Mogollons.
II. H. Belts got home on Friday from
Santa Re, where he had been attending
n meeting Of the penitentiary board.
Fred. Newman 10 spending a low days
in town from his ranch on the Mimbres
recovering from a carbunolo on the back
" bis neck.
&C Berry has been spending several
day in town looking after his insurance.
Mr. Berry Il feeling pretty blue over his
heavy loss.
Miss Mitchell, one Of the popular
young ladies who visited Fort Bayard
last year, and a charming young lady
cousin Of hers, are expected 10 arrive at
the Poet shortly on a visit.
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II is delightful to go into the country
for a day. to get a way from the Chimes
restaurants and get some good healthy
food; to be among the mountains where
the air is pure, and enjoy the not less
pure, and simple hospitality OF the coun-
try people.
The writer had the pleasure Of spend
ing q day last week at the little
mountain village Of Hanover, now be-
coming famous for it's iron mines. /
went into the shop OF Horace Feltis, the
steady old democratic blacksmith. l
fotnd him striking a red hot iron and
the sparks we're flying, but he stopped
and gave me a hearty shake by the hand
and babe me be- at home aud share
Ellis rushy couch aud frugrd fare.
His ~bsessingsand repOse."
Horace will long be remembered for
the famous speech be made in nomlnat-
ing Bob Newsham for probate Judge at
the late democratic convention. It was
as pointed as the letter which Caesar
wrote to the Roman senate after a GER
tain victory. DR.. Williams had just
nominated Sam. Gillett in a very beau
tiful and eloquent speech, which the
doctor concluded by stating that, Mr..
Gillett had been rocked in the cradle Of
integrity and fed on the milk Of demo-
cracy." Then old Horace arose deliber-
ately and said, "Mr. Chairman, we have
got another man who was fed on the
milk OF democracy and ne ant been
weaned yet, and this man is Bob New
sham" Tho house roared and Mr.. New
sham was nominated by a large majority.
But Horace deserves fame as a cook as
we'll as a speaker. He made an excellent
clam chowder which sharpened my ap-
petite for the best beafsteak and venison
that / ever ran upon, all cooked in tho
tvinkling of an eye at the blacksmith's
forge. The forge is certainly the place
to cook q steak. The intense heat gene
rated by the blowing OF the bellows
makes it a matter Of two minutes and
the steak is done aud retains all the
natural juices in excellent condition for
nourishment and digestion. About half
a dozen other fellows came along and
they were all invited by the hospitable
village blacksmith to eat, and all &C.
copied. Certainly the generosity and
nobility Of mankind is not to be met
with alone in the towns and critics. 1
was also Hospitality entertained by Billy
Swanscoat at his cosy little home on
the bill, which he keeps SO neat that one
might suspect it TO be the home OF an old
maid.
Hanover presents a lively appearance
now: AbOuo two hundred tons OF iron are
being shipped every day. The scenery
around Hanover is very attractive and il
is a pleasant place TO spend a day.
Us. F.
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Few people have az idea Of the
amount OF mail matter going over
mail routo No. 67.ls8. between here
and Cooney. For instance, yesters
days mail out Of this town included 346
packages Of newspapers, 4i3 nrst-elaas
letters, 6 registered letters, and IA large
packages. Besides this there was Ell the
large local business picked up at inter
mediate points. The business Is 30 large
that a daily mail would not DO too
frequent 10 handle At properly.
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Of Publication.
TERRITORY or NEw MENICo.l
Third Judicial District, !
County OF Grant.

Lucy G. Wright
vs.. bDiyOrcc. No 903i
John II. Wright.
The said respondent, John II. Wright. Is here
by notified that a suit IN chancery las been
commenced against hun IN the district court for
the county OF Grant, Territory OF New Mexico .
by the said complainant Lucy q. Wright. prav-
ing that the said complainant, Lacy 81. Wright.
be divorced aud forever freed from the bonds OF
matrimony now existing between her and the
said respondent. John II. Wright. on ihe
grounds OF neglect to support and abandonment.
Ana the said respondent, John II. Wright. Is
hereby notified that unless he enter his appear
alce W said suit on or before the first Monday
In january. A. d.. 1895, the same being tie
seventh day OF january, A. D., 1905, n decree
pro cOnfeSsO VIII be rendered against him, and
said cause proceed TO final decree In accordance
with law aud the rules OF this court.
l.. W. LESOIH,
Clerk and Register In CIancery.
A. II. Harllee,
solicitor for Complainant. 4iwI
Silver CITY. N. NJ.
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I 8 p~ErARTMrNr


All communications intended Tor pub
LEGATION in this paper must be addressed
TO b SOUTHWEST SENTINEL, aud not to
any individual commented with the office.
All other business should be addressed
20 Allan II. Macdonald
All correspondence, to insure publica-
ton, must reach this Office not later than
Saturday loon.
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J. J. Bell and Doctor Booth
To Santa Fe we're sent,
Well they worked. bot in truth
They dad not get n cent.
Lindauer is a gambler bold,
As everybody knows.
County bonds, as we'll as gold,
In gaming Oft he blows.
Playing now for heavy stakes
This gambler docs his best;
If he wins, bonds he takes
Enough to al a chest.
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Henry Wilson, the postmaster az
Wolahton FOndas says be cured q case
OF dlarrnma 81 long etondinQ In elk
hours, With one small bottle Of Cham.
berlnin'a Colo, Choler End Diarrhma
Remedy What pleasant surprso that
must have been TO tho sufferer. Such
gures are not unusual with this remedy.
IN many ~tpetoncoB only one or two doses
arc required TO give permanent relief. ft
can always 30 depended upon When
reduced with water Il is pleasant 10 take.
For sale by
W. l. JAcksoN d Co, Druqaista.
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Miss Williamson, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Tayman, at Fort
Bsyard for some time past left here on
yesterday %mofaine's train for her home,
having been called back hurnedly by
her mother's serious illness,
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W. A. Mcclure, a wen known citizen
Of Mckay, Ohio, Is Of the opinion that
berlain's Cough Remedy. He has used
e IN his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps a
bottle Of y 10 the house, After having
la gappo he was himself troubled with a
sewers cough. He used other remedies
without benefit and then concluded 10
Try the children's medicine and to bis
delight u o effected q permanent cure.
% and 90 cent bottles for sale by
w. L. JACKSON 4 Co, Druggists.
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Important Land Decision.
FURNISHED by W. D. Harlan, Land Atty, wash
ingtOn, ID. CT
JERRY WATKINs CAsE.

An application to enter presented
while the land in question is involved / q
the pending application Of another
should be held 70 await The final dispo-
sitiOn Of the prior application.
Assn. SEc'Y. SINS.
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Call and see my new fine stock
ofueatheHEork Of al kinds.
86tf J. ]. KELLY.
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Holding out
Inducements

That is what va are always doing, but
are now doing more OF It. and on a larger
scale than ever boforo.
We have a select stock Of seasonabie
goods n Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes ID everything In toe gentlemens
furnishing line. The quality is good,
styles correct, and, best Of all, tho prices.
are thoroughly consistent with the
times.
@. G. SHOEMAKER.
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Wells, Fargo & Co. have moved their
Office from Main street, and now occupy
part 81 the hNflding in which j. A. KEN
mis- jewelFy s6op4s
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Our tafy and cream candies are
made daily. by the new factory.
Nolan's, OPPOSITE postofice. 43
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Hay for sale at the Broadway
Bottling Works at 81. a ton in 10
ton lots and $l2aa ton in l ton lots.
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You cda ia6st always find what
you want in the drugs and
stationery line at Porterdeld's
31tf q
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Subscriptions taken for all kinds
OF papers, books, magazines and
music at the Postofhce store.
36tf 3. u. LINK.
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The best public aud private club
rooms in the city at
l6tf THE WHITE HOUSE.
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The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars, the moskskilled bartenders
and the warmest dwHlcome for all
att The WHITE HoUsE. 16tf
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Steve Uhle, at the Cave saloon, keep
only the best goods Ia his line.
1-tf.s
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Fresh homemade candies every
day qt ROSE & FRITTER's.
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ANANNA DtnlAllAU uNlitlNls ;
CondadO de Grant.
Lucy C. Wright
vs. fDiyOrclo, No. sO3i.
John H.. Wright.
~ respOndlente, John II. Wright. IS Dor esta
nOtihcado que en- pleita en- cancIlleria ha sidO
eonensado en- contra de q en- Ia corte del dis
trlcto, condndo de Grant, TerritOriO DC NuevO
MejieO, pOr In dlcha querelanta, Llcy q.
Wright, suppicandO que ella y ell dichO respOn-
dlante, John Il. Wright, ser divorciadO y sem.
prize liberadO de los yincnlOs dc matrlmOnlO que
eNisten entire dc ella y el dloho respondents.
John II, Wright, p0r neglegencla pOr supOrtar
y a~bandOnadO. Y ell dieh0 respondents, John
II. Wright, es por de mas nOtifcadO que a no ser
el entire su cOinparencia en- diela eausa en- o
anteS ell primer Lunes en- Enero, A. D., idyb,
el misinO es ell SeplimO dia dc EnerO, a. d..
1923. decritO pro c~onfessO en- esta causa seri
fendld0 en- contra dc Ell y IN dicha causa precede
adecritO final en- cOnfOrmidad con Ia ley y las
reglas de este c0rte.
L. w. LESOIR.
Eseribanoy Registrador en- canciIleria.
ARTHUR IL. HARLLEE.
Sol. pOr Querellanta.
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school hooks

Am prepared tesupply southern
New Mexico with school books.
34tf W. G. PorterReld.
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Delicious fresh candies made
daily by Rose & Fritter. Mail
orders for any quantity filed and
shipped promptly. Att.
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Buy school books, states, pom
ellis, school boys pens, ink and
pencils Of W. @. Porterield. 34tf
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Fresh stock OF tin and granite ware at
RoBrNsoN's. vt
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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If you want paints go to Porter
fields. 34tf
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Furnished 10 any quantity, write for
prices 10 w. II. NeWcOmbtAgoIt.
P.O. Box 532. Silver CITY, N. NJ.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-11-06

The finest and most completes
line Of cigars in the city at Nolan's,
opposite p0stofice. 43
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-11-06

Fresh fruits arriving 6aily at
Nolan's, opposite Postoiice. l9tf.
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Territory Of New Mexico,
County OF Grant. IS
In the District Court.
Tlllie Stephens

TlTTy oItpHtlH.
rINhe said respondent. Harry Stephens, Is here
Il by notified that a slit In chaneery has been
commenced against him IN the district court for
the County OF Grant aud Territory OF New Mex
leo, praying that a divorce be granted her
on the grounds OF abandonment and neglect ON
the part OF the husband 10 support the wife, and
that unless y0u enter your appearance on OF
before the first day OF the next term OF said
court commencing on the 18th day Of November,
1894. q decree pro c%0niessO therein win be
rendered against you.
1. W. LENoIR,
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If you want q prescription filed
60 to Porterfeld's 34tf
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The Rio Grande division OF the gene
raj roundup was at Apache TeioOn Sat
urday. 1t has now moved on TO the
upper Mimbres.
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Bar silver. Ga
Lead ......3.O O
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II you want drugs go to Porter
fields. 34tf
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DHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
- Episcopalj near Bullard and Ninth REV.
m. and 1.8O y. m. sunday School M 10 n. I'M.
All are cordially Invited.
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Stoves ard tinwaro Of all kinds at
VoBINsoN's &tf
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Fresh, homemade candies every
day at Rose & FRITTER's.
35tf
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BORN-On Sunday, November 4, 1894
in Silver City, the wife Of Sam B. Gillett
Of a con.
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Steve Uhle's new saloon--the Cave
LIT.
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SEc'Y. S1Ns

A big, democratic, Mexican meeting
was held at Pedro MadrilIa's house on
Saturday night. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Messrs. Jas. s. Fielder, Per-
feotO Rodriguez and Pedro Madrilla, the
latter being the president Of the local
Mexican democratic society. All the
Mexicans present we're well pleased with
the addresses delivered by the able
speakers. Poor ]. A. Ancheta tried to
hold a meeting the same evening, but
only a poor corporal's guard Of about
eight people rallied 10 him. The poor
fellow had 70 90 up TO tho democratic
meeting and humbly wait tin the demo-
CRATIC speakers got thro. before he could
get } oopls enough 70 follow him down to
make an audience. Finally, however,
enough were got together to enable him
to make a talk, which was co~urteously,
Il somewhat YEARLY, listened to.
I. b. Hood has bought all the one,
two ard three year old steers belonging
10 Messrs. Martin and Sloan IN the
western part OF Che County that they
can gather. William Green bought
these cattle for Mr.. Hood and viii have
them loaded and shipped between the
10Th and 10Th lnst's.
A private letter from Verne L. Brado
says; ~ am with tho @. g. N. W. r. r.
Co. now, and have a good position, but
can't forget "Silyer;" and when people
here talk against free silver they got mo
"riled." There = mons silver talk here
than a year ago. thoush. loan tell you.
Wen got Il yer" Mr.. Brado 10 now liv-
ing at Oak Park, ear Chicago.
A pleasant little dance wa given at
Fort Hnvnnd on Friday n-ronfno
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-11-06

The Sisters Of Charity intend giving
an oyster supper next week in the old
Fleming & Rosecrans building. The
proceeds will go TO aid the free Mexican
school.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-11-06

See the Majestic ranges at. Roars-
sons. III