Southwest-sentinel., 1894-04-24

MO. Logan, Of Mogollon, was in town
last week.
Capt. French wus 10 from the W. s.
ranch last week
r. II. Pave, Of Tucson, Arizona, was
in the city last week.
ed. Elrage came in from the Mangos
last week.
John Bell has been in from the ella
for a few days.
Benjamin Titus, Of Lordaburg, attend
ed court last week.
o. s. Brown, of Albuquerque was in
the city on business last week.
q. W. Wood, Of Las Cruces, came up
to Silver City the other day.
DR. J. H. Stephens came in from Mos-
ollon last Tuesday with d. l. Belt.
L. Childers and H. Hitler we're in from
Mule Springs last week.
Thomas Smith, Of Clifton, Arizona,
attended court last week.
W. P. Doyle, OF Hatch, was a courter
last Thursday.
Mike Twomey returned from a six
weeks trip into Arizona last Tuesday,
John d. Bryan, our able new register
Of the U. S. land Office, is attending court,
Prof. Decker was over from Central
last Saturday.
Albert Lindauer came up from Dem
ing Sunday evening.
Louis Altman was up from Deming
on court business last week.
A. Brannin, OF Georgetown, was over
last week on court matters.
Lieut.. Ducat came over from Fort
Bayard yesterday on his wheel
Judge Givens, manager Of the famous
Texas mine at Central, was in town last
Saturday.
Capt. James came over from Fort
Bayard last week and spent part Of two
days with us.
DR.. Ovens, post surgeon Of Fort Bay
ard and miner of no small note, was
over to Silver City last Wednesday.
Max Heymau. one OF the pillars of
Deming, was in town on court business
during the past week.
w. ]. Savage, who is engaged in min
ing at Central, was in town over Sun
day.
Joseph Aronheim and wife, of Pinos
Altos, registered at the Southern last
Sunday.
Mr.. Herbert Dawson and Miss Golden
drove in from Hanover yesterday morn
ing, returning IN the evening.
G. Wormser, one of the leading mer.
chants of Deming, was in town during
the past week on business.
Ell. Foster, receiver of the defuuct
First National Banks Of Silver City and
Deming, came up to court last Tuesday.
J. P. Stanley, VIM. Elliott, O. F. Allen
and II. Prube came up from Deming
last Wednesday to attend court.
Mike Fleming, OF the Gila, has been
in town for several days on court busl-
ness. He says his "neck o. the woods"
is beginning to blossom like the rose.
William Swancoat, manager Of the
Mineral Point Zinc Co, of Honover, has
been taking in the city sights for several
days.
II. P. Barnes was in Albuq uerque on
legal business connected with the de-
faulting cashier of the Wells, Fargo
Express Co. Of that place last week.
H. B. Ferguson, OF Albuquerque, one
OF the brightest men in the Territory,
is looking after some legal business
IN the district court.
DIP. Carr, Geo. schater, w. j. Watts,
T. Stephens and John OConnor, all
prominent Odd Fellow, of Pinos Altos,
we're down last Saturday to attend the
funeral of d. l.. Belt.
Judge Newcomb, after spending a few
days at his home in Las Cruces, return
ed last Sunday to look after bus cases in
the district court.
W. II. Jack, one of the most genial
gentlemen in the southwest, returned
last Sunday from a months visit to his
old home in Pennsylvania. He also hit
the seaside and several high places dur
ing his trip.
w. b. Walton, editor of the Deming
Headlight, came up Saturday evening
for a refreshing draught Of mountain
air and taste OF city life. He spent
Sunday visiting our watering places"
and riding on the electric cars.
Mrs. Henry Rosenberg, accompanied
by Masters Valley and Cornell, will leave
for her home in New York next Thurs
day. She will spend the summer among
her relatives in the great city and at the
sea side and fashionable resorts OF the
east. Mr.. Rosenberg will join her some
time next month,
A Killing at PlnOs Altos.
AS Bud Bishop was going into Pinos
Altos late on last Saturday evening he
saw a man whom he recognized as Es-
perian Morillas, the Mexican who stab
bed j ID, Nolan in Blair's saloon on the
niont of March 18th He informed