Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-12-11

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on their way to the coast they left the
company here 20 give 90 one Of their
unique entertainments. This family has
travelled together for years, appearing 10
al the large cities Of the east, also max
ing such a ait IN San Fruncieco they
prefer to appear there as the Family.
They guarantee 70 give us ne line q
performance as has ever been given IN
Silver City aud positively promise the
latest London and New York Successes,
"Living Picturoa". which Mr.. Bordman
informs us eau DO done at Morrill, Hall
as we'll as 10 Niblo's garden where be
insisted during The past summer. Tho
following pictures will be programmed.
"Cupids Effort" "Grandma III take care
Of you," "Mignon," sack and Me,
"First Degree" "Baby's Bath" @Secrots"
"Oh Dat Watermelon" grand finale,
"Tne Blue aud Gray" These pictures
will positively be given or money re-
funded. Prices: %, 80, and 30 cents.
Tickets on sale at Porterhold's at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
The Payton Stock Go. closed a week'e
engagement at Morrill, hall last Saturday
night and left on Sunday morning for
BIebee, Ariz. The entire company Is ON
posed Of thorough ladies and gentlemen
OF rare professional ability. The roper
toire for the week was made up Of high
grade comedies, dramas and %farces, and
while the company excelled IN no partic-
ular feature yet, withal, the entertain
ment which they furnished our people
was Of 4 very genteel, refined character.
Individually the different members Of the
company made hosts Of friends, and the
return OF the company as a whole will be
heartily greeted by the amusement low
ing people Of our little city. Through
some disagreement Paul Bordman, lit
tie Blossom, Miss Dorothy Ross and
Little Hazel left the company after the
Saturday night performance and will
Immediately organize a new company.
Andalasio Boregan was arrested here
on Friday, charged with the theft Of
nine burros from Mr.. Jones Of Kingston.
Boregan at first denied the charge but
finally admitted it, claiming that he had
been fighting and was both excited and
drunk when he took the animals and
was not conscious at the time OF what
he was doing. Boregan has been arrest
cd several times before charged with
theft. but this is the first time that the
proof has been brought home to him.
B and 1 troops, 1st cavalry, are prepar-
ing to give a grand ball and supper at its
quarters at Fort Bayard ON Christmas
night. The LIST cavalry has a reputation
for hospitality and knowing how to do
things, as its guests that night will have
be pleasure Of finding out. People from
all parts Of the County are exps, ted t.
be prt ssnt.
A jolly party OF ladies' and gentlemen
left for Burro Cienega yesterday after
noon to eniov the hospitalities OF G. f.
w. Schmidle.
Andy Laird points with pride to his
past record and solemnly assures the
citizens of Grant County that he is not
guilty.-Liberal Rep9
The Liberal says that Chief Of Scouts
G. H. Clayton with a band OF Apachea
was in that town Monday. He had To-
Gated a trail Of the Kids and hoped "a
be able to ambush him down in the
~Chlricahuas.
Mr.. Paul Bordman authorizes this
paper to state positively that the Living
Pictures will be put on by the Ross
Family at Morrill, Hall next Saturday
night.
Uncle Jimmy Metcalfe came in from
the Manages on Sunday suffering severe
ly with his left arm. Drs. Williams anC
Gilbert performed an operation on it tn,
same afternoon End Uncle Jimmy is nov
resting easily at the Sisters Hospital.
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There will be an examination o
teachers at the Normal School room ii
the Presbyterian church building Satur
day, Dec. %, 1894, commencing at 8 am
r. H. THEnMANN,
joan ). BELIs
MRs. WI JACKSON,
Board Of Examination
} Geo. Bell, Sam BIoAninoh, Llge Con
nors, Clarence Bayne and A. Loosely 60
back on Saturday evening from q shoot
ing trip down TO Lake Palomas. The.
had very poor sport as, while there wer
plenty Of ducks, there was no cover AMI