Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-06-25


There will be fourth Of July celebra-
lions at Ernest'a, the Mangas, Allison
and other patriotic places throughout
the county.
See tho Majestic Ranges at RonIE-
soN's. Ut
Should Demiug observe the fourth Of
July with "a celebration it is quite prob
able q party will be made ia Silver City
to pay OUT neighbor a visit.
Silver City is fast becoming one OF the
greatest bicycle towns in the southwest,
population considered.
Prof. r. n. Theilmann will have charge
Of tho schools at Pinos Altos the coming
term.
There we're three picnics out of Silver
City last Sunday; one near Fort Bayard
one at the rock house south of town
and another at Silvear's ranch.
The Silver City Tennis club has been
revived and a fine court 10 now being
laid out on the vacant lot just south Of
the Rosenberg residence on BulIard
Etncet
The club dance at Newcomb Hall, last
Friday night, Wea avery enjoyable af-
far, and was probably the last one that
will be given this season under the aus
pieces Of the club.
At Pinos Altos, on Thursday evening,
The 9th INST, Rev. Edward S. Cross, OF
the Episcopal Church, viii hold service.
All are cordially invited.
Judge Bantz and D. G. Hobart have
greatly beautihed the appearance OF their
residence properties on Broadway
through the building Of q sidewalks
and fences.
have Just received a new line Of cut
lery, tinware, granite ware and gasoline
stoves. Call and see them. st. George
Robinson. 40
BoRN-In Silver City, Monday morn
ing jude "A, 1895, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jones, 4 daughter. Mrs. Jones and baby
are doing we'll but Frank stiIl has con-
siderable fever.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. Edward
s. Cross will preach on the text: "Bless-
cd are they that mourn; for they shall
be comforted." All arc cordially invited,
-
The school election held in Mogollou
appears to have aroused no small amount
OF i'll feeling, which we hope will aoon
subside. There is no condition more
fatal 70 the prosperity Of a mining camp
than patty politics.
Judge and Mrs. Bantz entertained 4
few friends az their beautiful home on
Broadway last Thursday evening
Music and dancing, supplemented b.
dainty refreshments, were prominent
features Of the occasion.
One 81 the largest invoices Of liquor
received Ia this city for many years cam,
20 last week for Bell 8 Harvey, at the
White House. The freight bin alon,
amounted to e3O057. The consignment
came from Louisville. KY, and was val
uod al c5.Oo0.
~ the recent C~onvocation, 10 thii
city, Bishop Kendrick appointed Rev
Edward S. Cross amember Of the Stand
ing Committee Of New Mexico and re
appointed him Examining Chaplain
Mr. Gross was also elected, by the Con
vocation, al the alternate clerical Dele
gate 70 the General Convention Of the
Episcopal Church, which meets, al
Minneapolis, 10 October.
Silver City has never enjoyed fine
STREETS than a prssent Every thorough
fare approaching town has boon clsare'
Of rocks and debris, The small depression
llled 10 and svey caro- and attention
given them 10 put thom 10 perfect con
iltlon. a Few weeks ago q Subscription
pbper was drafted AZ Porterleld's BY thI
boal whealnon With q view a croatn
TINS fund end tie result has been hight
successful IL b expsolod that the food
during the conlng month viii und.
much 81 ihs work, but since there are
nov about toronly.hve cioyllsla Ia thl
topnit win require BAT q small contlibn
tiou fron each b rdiao 4 eddcent amoun
ol monsy 70 again put The roads is Q
good condition ns " present.