Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-10-16

CITY OrFIcERs
=. W Heming. ...... Mayor
VIM. n l.orenz.. ...... Clerk /
Frank Wrigba....,,. Attorney
G l. Canuey.+....- Marshal
BOARD % EDUCATION
9. =. WOOD. &, ,.-.u VIM. Brain.
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TX. white Jas. eiielt
Martin Maher Gee. y. Jones.
v1RE DEPARTMENT
L. A. Sicily. ............ ..........C Chief
St. George Robinson 81. ........ Assistant Chief
n ,Whitehtl .... foreinan n = lose %
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To Correspondents.
All communications i1,tended.Eor pub
location IL this paper MUST DO addressed
to the SOUTHWEST SEETiNEL, and not to
any individual connentqd with the Office.
All other business should be addressed
to Allan H. Macdonald
All correspondence, to insure publica-
tion, must reach this Office not later than
Saturday noon
Fresh stock Of tin ana granite ware at
RoBmsoS's. ttf
A new time card viii probably be is-
sued OF the Santa Fe railroad shortly.
Chas Campbell was n town last week
getting the doors, windows, etc, for a
new house which he is building on his
ranch near Blackhawls.
Sec the Majestic tanges at ROBIN
SONS. #tf
The road tax is Helng collected and
Road-mastcr Cantley is having tho
County roads 10 his precinct repaired.
Stoves ard tinwarc Of all kinds at
VoBIEsoH's EFT
Some City head Of cattle belonging to
E. G. Hall, U. s. marshal, wore cent from
here on Friday onto n in the north
orn part Of the Territory.
The baseball garke between Deming
and San Marcial, which was to have taken
place at our neighboring town on Sun
day, had to be postponed.
The Social ubRyave it's first regular
dance OF the seasan al Morrill, Hall on
-FriddS. The intehtion is to continue
those dances rega4arly sxary-ssspnd Fri
day night throughout the winter.
It will pay our peaders to take a look
nt Aaron Schultz new advertisement in
this issue. He is q live, active, popular
business man who carefully caters for
tho wants Of his customers. Call on him
and see.
Capt. A. w. Snyles celebrated the
completion Of his twentyffth year in the
railway postal service yesterday. He
1oined the service on Oct 16, 1863, and
41uB benin II ever since.
John Elder has taken a contract for
forty thousand feet Of lumber TO be
delivered at Fort Bayard. This lumber
will be used in building a large hay
shed, which will replace the stables
burned down some months ago.
Mrs. Bernstein is now in charge Of the
Southern hotel. She is continuing her
management which has been SO popular
for months past, and guests will find the
same courtesy and attention that they
have always been accustomed 70.
A side-track Is being put IN by the
Silver City and Northern railroad at San
Jose. where cars can be shunted for the
use Of the Ivanhoe people; coke, ma
chinery and supplies be unloaded, and
ore and matte be shipped.
Steve Uhle is putting in q hlghwatel
crossing at his corner across Yankee
street, 30 that when the floods CONF
down storm-bound passengers on the
West side Of Bullard street will not have
to cry; "Water, water every where, and
not a drop TO drink"
jas. Harvey and G. W, Vera got bach
last week FROM a fo~rtnight's shooting
trip. II by started out for the Mogolions
and after several days hard travel found
themselves in Kingston. They theI
started back for Silver City AMI got bacl
after a two weeks outing-not having
seen the Mogollons or killed any bear
but having got lots Of health and am
amount Of sun-burn.
Geo. Chino. who was brought down {,
the Sisters hospital here some threI
weeks ago from Pinos Altos suffering
from typhoid fever, died on the 9Th inst
His body was taken 10 Pinos Altos tn
following day, followed by a number o
friends, and there buried. His brothers
Nonh, William and Edward, and bis rela
tives, have the sincere sympathy Of theil
many friends ia thosr loss.
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Silver City is tho leading educntionn
town 10 Now Mexico today. Nor
children and young people from othe
places are attending the Silver Cit.
= schools than are going 10 the schools o
any other place ia New Moxioo. Gu
professors aud teachers are earDest il
their work and we'll paid, and con
seqiontly are far above The average m.
results are that young people ase crowd
ing here from everywhere around TO gai.
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