Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17
RERsONAL.

j. Douglas Smith was ia from the
White signal district last week.
D. r. Brownen ond G. f. Watson
drove 10 from Alma on Wednesday.
@. r. Allison drove up from Hudson'e
springs and spent Sunday and Yesterday
in town.
Jas. M. Morris came 10 TO town on Sat-
urday from his ranch In the western
part Of the County.
Max Schultz, Mrs. Warren and Insur.
ance Adiuator Wilson left here on Sun
day for Mogollon.
Steve Uhie ran down TO Hudson's
springs yesterday to take a course Of
baths and a weeks ~rustication.
Tom and Will Savage, the energetic
and successful leasers Of the Scotch Lass
at Central, spent Sunday in town.
O. T.. Hewlett, a well known cattloman
from the lower Mimbres, spent a few
days in town last week visiting friends.
Mr.. Claypole is temporarily occupying
AL Hoods place at the railroad station
during the latter's absence from town.
J. N. Upton, ye energetic ranchero
from ye Mimbres, fingered for a day at
the County seat in bis travels last week.
John d. Andrews, o Grant County
man whose headquarters used to be in
Hachita, is now located at Clifton, Arizo-
ma.
10 Stanley, who had been detained
hero by the strike, left on Sunday morn
ing for San Francisco to reioin his fam
ny.
John Card expects to leave for Mogol-
lon in a day or two to take his former
place as engineer on the Little Fanny
mine.
J. P. Byron, the afTable and popular
druggist Of Deming, was up here last
week working against the incorporation
Of the town of Deming.
Jas. ONeal, the lively farmer and
trader from the Middle ella, came in for
supplies on Friday evening and started
back to the ranch next day.
Geo. Hornbrook and Frank Klein came
in from Gold Hill On Saturday evening
to spend Sunday IN town. They left toI
the gilded burg again yesterday morning
Frank W. Smith, the hardest working
and shrewdest young business man in
the Southwest, spent Wednesday night
IN town on one Of his flying trips through
the country.
4. Graham, Mrs. II. H. Price and Gus
tavus Graham arrived here from Denvet
on Sunday evenings train, and left yes
terday morning by private conveyance
for Whitewater.
Jas. NJ. Morris, ye massive and kindl!
ranchero from Cactus fiat, came into thu
burg on Friday evening to victual hi
ranch in case Of a long continued strikI
on the railroads.
Al. Hood and family, William Swift
and family, William Hauser without an,
family, and Master Eugene Warren lef
a few days ago for the mountain on
two weeks camping trip.
Oscar Roberts, an old time politician
Of Grant County who went to Southern
California last year, is reported to havI
made $4,000, as a real estate agent dur
ing the last twelve months.
Hon. S. Brannin spent q couple Of day
in town in the beginning Of last weel
attending to the County's affairs. HI
had to return to the Sapello on Wednes
day to attend to some important private
matters.
} q. F. ". Schmidle, A. II. Nichol an,
J.. d. Campbell started out for Burr
Cienega ranch on Sunday morning
Their anxious friends here hope the roal
was in botter condition than was the on
, between Fort Bayard and town.
Alarger number Of prominent DENIM
, business men came up to town las
Thursday to appear before the Count
commissioners, some in support Of an
others in opposition to the proposed in
corporation Of that active little burg
Among others present were John Coi
! bett, A. J.. Clark, W. p. Wilkinson, j. F
: Smith, J. p. Byron, O. B. Allaire. A. S
Arthur, ]. A. Mahoney, J. P. McGrort'
I. John Lester, Israel King, T. H. Carr, I
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