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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
FREE pass.


New York. April 2i.-ColliS T. Hunt
ingion president OF the Southern Pa
citic railroad. was arrested to-day.
charged with giving II free pass to one
Frank Stone i'll violation 10 the inter
state commerce law. President Hunt
inglon was airaigned before United
States Commissioner Shields. He
WAS represented by his counsel. Fred
erick X. Cou,icit. Huntington adj
mitied his identity He WAS taken be-
fore Judge Brown. of the United
States district court for warrant of
removal To California.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
To open before May 1.

Yankton. S. D.. April "a private
telegram from Washington to-day de-
cllres that the opening of the Yank-
ton reservation will take effect on
the dag the presidents proclamation is
issued, which will he before May 1.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

Sioux City. Iowa. April 24.-Jerry
s. Friel yesterday fatally shot Michael
J. Sprotts on farm about four miles
EAST of here. Sprouts died to-day and
Ericl came to town to give himself up,
claiming self-dcfense.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Fire ut Caledonia.

Caledonia. Mimi. April 24.-Yester-
day afternoon during Il very heavy
wind fire caught in the residence of
Rev. r. Fieldnnm. In thirty minutes
his dwelling. the German Lutheran
church and barn We're destroyed.
Loss. $500: insurance. $1,000.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Honornhle RECORD.

Washington. April "a. = Secretary
Lamont to-day issued an order retir-
ing Maj. Gen. Alexander. Mcdowell
McCook, and reviewing his career
from date of his appointment as q
lieutenant in 1852.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Had to Say Something.

Jack (presumptuously in love With
his employers daughter)-Is Mr.. Gas.
simere in?
Servant-Yes. sir.
Jack Potts ihorribly disappointed)-
Well, I'm glad to hear it. He might
catch cold outside-beastly weather.
Goodnight.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
toes. They were of good variety.
10 rl,, C,,rr;co

Early Sunrise.
The acre of irrigated corn turned out
much beyond my expectations. i har-
vested from it seventy-five bushels of
nice sound corn, fifty bushels of which
was excellent seed. The stalks were
ten feet high. The variety, yellow
dent, with very long plump kernals,
giving from sixty-three to sixty-four
pounds of shelled corn to the seventy
pounds of ears. From four acres of the
same corn standing along side of the
irrigated acre, got three or four jags
OF corn stalks, containing perhaps q
dozen baskets of very small "nubbins."
Such has been my methods, expert
ences, and results, of my first seasons
irrigation in South Dakota, and al
though little disappointing. it has
paid. Perhaps it may not another
year: l may irrigate potatoes and they
may not be worth more than twenty
five cents a bushel, or corn, and may
have to sell it for ten cents.
1t is very doubtful if it ever will pay
here, to attempt the considerable irri-
CATION. in ordinary seasons, of general
crops, but anything that will return
from fifty to two hundred dollars per
acre, it certainly will pay to prepare
to irrigate in Il small way. at Garden
City in the western part of Kansas there
are over sevcnty-five small irrigating
plants. each with it's eight or twelve
foot windmill, pumping water from
wells from fifty to one hundred and
fifty feet in depth, into reservoirs. From
each reservoir the water is conducted,
as occasion requires, through ditch,
into the soil of a garden or orchard
from five to fifteen acres in extent.
Vcgeta bles and fruits are thus produced
that frequently return to the owner
more than two hundred dollars per
acre, net The people there are be-
ginning to laugh at droughts. They
have no better soil. climate, or water
supply than we, and are much farther
from market than we are.
Men of Dakota. do likewise: pump
water from a stream with any kind of
a "contrivance, or from we'll with a
windmill, and water a small garden,
or patch of potatoes, then if it pays.
after a year or two, put down an ar
tesian we'll; but don't ask the state to
help you.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

says Ten Inches is not too Deep to plow-
Pumped Water From the james River
With Fourteen Horse Power Enginc-.
More Thorough Work Would Have Re-
suited Much More Satisfactorily.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Profit In Gulneas.

A flock of guineas are about the most
profitable poultry that can be kept if
they are where they can have unlimit-
ed range. The common or pearl guineas
are just as good as the albino or white
variety, but when cooked their flesh is
not SO white. In the morning when
they are let out of the poultry house
they do not stop longer than to pick up
little of the grain given to the flock,
and then they wander off to the fields
in Search of weed seeds and bugs,
which they like better than anything
that can be given them. They never
grow tame like hens. but the white
ones are much more domestic in their
hab bits than the colored ones.
The white guinea hens lay in the
nests with The hens during the whole
fore part of the season, but when they
get ready to sit they will steal off and
hide their nests and hatch their eggs if
they are not watched. Do not let them
hatch their eggs, as they are careless
mothers, and guinea hen that will
raise two chicks out of 20 Matched will
be doing pretty well. Hatch them un-
der hens and let the hens raise them,
and they develop q great affection for
their foster mother, refusing to be
weaned during the whole season, but
following her faithfully whenever she
is out of the poultry house. When first
Matched, guineas are exceedingly wild,
and unless confined in place where
they cannot get away they will wander
off and perish, leaving the nest very
frequently two or three hours after
they are Matched.
Guinea eggs do not take well in mar
ket because of their small size, but for
house use they are as good as any, and
they are produced in such abundance
and at such little cost that anyone can
afford to keep a flock of these fowls for
the eggs for house use
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
cURzoN AND LETTER.
international Wedding With some
DrIlliuncy

Washington. April 24.-Thc wedding
of Hon. George Nathaniel Cu1zon, NJ.
T., and Miss Mary Letter. was cele-
DRAFTED at st. Johns Episcopal church
amid scenes of much brilliancy ond
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02
Home Made Wooden Mattresses.

Home Made Wooden Mattresses.
From Dakota Farmer.
Many people still have the old i'm
preston that perfection of comfort in
repose is found on downy feathery
bed. But a writer in the National
Stockman has different experience
he prefers wool mattress that can be
produced in any farm home that has
supply of wool. He says that for ten
years he has enjoyed the luxury of "a
wooden mattress, and beside it for COM
fort and healthfulness the feather bed
sinks into insignifcance.
This is the way he makes it: The
wool is taken in the fleece as it comes
from the sleeps back-medium or low
medium is the best quality for this pur-
pose-and thoroughly washed until it
is clean and white. The oil in the
wool being soluble in water will mostly
be removed without the use of soap.
After the wool is thoroughly washed
and pressed through the clothes wiring
er it should be thoroughly scaldcd.
to some extent and dcstroyes the felt
ing properties. Upon this point de-
ponds the ultimate success of the oper-
alton. BE sure to scald the wool after
it is thoroughly clean. Now spread it
upon sheets to dry in the sun. When
dry it s..ould be carefully picked apart
by had SO as to remove every particle
OF sticks or other foreign substance.
and it is ready. Prepare ticking as for
mattress of husks with top off. Wife
says the edges are not necessary: but
it may be made like heavy comfort
and sewed around the edge with
machine. Place the wool as evenly
over the ticking as may be until you
have on all Of fifteen pounds-this
amount will make a nice sized bed.
Now adjust the top and knot the mat
tress carefully at intervals of six or
eight inches. sew up the edges on the
machine, and you will have mattress
that will take the place of the feather
bed even with those most prejudiced in
its favor. 1t will add to your comfort
able rest and thus add days to your
life. Comforts may be filled in the
manner, and will be found better and
far warmer than with cotton. Pillows
of the same are luxurious and are far
more healtbful than the regular feath-
err pillow. OF course they are vastly
cheaper at present low prices of wool.
1t is good plan to use all the wool
possible in the house and encourage
this industry, which is SO valuable in
keeping up the fertility of the farm.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

why should il be thought thing
incredible With you that God should
raise the deud?' Where did all this
silk come from? The silk that adorns
your person and your homes: In the
hollow of a staff Greek missionary
brought from China to Europe the
prosenitors of those worms that now
supply the silk markets of many ma
tons. The pageantry of hammered
hose and the luxurious articles of COM
mercial emporium blazing out from
the silk worm! And who shall be sur
priscd if out of this insignificant earth
ly life our bodies unfold into some
thing worthy of the coming eternities.
Put silver into diluted nitre and it dis
solves. Is tie silver gone forever? No.
Put in some pieces Of copper and the
silver reappears. If one force dis
solves. another force reoreanizcs.
why should 1t be thought thing
incredible with you that God should
raise the dead" The insects flew and
the worms crawled last autumn, fee
bier and feebler, and then stopped.
They have taken no food, they want
none. They lie dormant and insensi-
BILE, but soon the south wind will blow
the resurrection trumpet. and the air
and the earth will be full of them.
Do you not think that God can do as
much for our bodies as he does for the
wasps, and the spiders and the snails?
This morning at 4:SO o'clock there was
a resurrection. Out of the night the
day. In few weeks there will be q
resurrection in all our gardens. Why
not some day resurrection amid all
the graves ?Ever and anon there are in
stances Of men and women entranced.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-02

and two irrigators About three acres
was good average days work of ten
hours.
Three or four days after the first
irrigation the potatoes were cultivated,
but were not cultivated after the sec
ond and third irrigations, which neg
lect, suspect, made great difference
in the yield. They were watered the
last time July 25th, "the hot windy
day that burned everything up all over
the northwest" The corn ground was
prepared, planted with check-rower,
worked and irrigated the same as the
potatoes. But on account of a failure
in the supply of coal, and because
supposed that it would rain sometime,
and produce a crop of corn anyhow,
only one acre was irrigated, and the
half of that only once.
Now for the result. The potatoes
were dug with j. Y. Hallock $40 dig
ger, which in our soil answers every
purpose of more expensive one, and
turned out seventy-eight bushels to the
acre. A small yield, but under the
very adverse circumstances, eminently
satisfactory. A large portion of the
se.d used was the most NANCY, mixed
scrubby stuff that was ever put into the
ground, some OF u certainly was q
ineal descendent from that planted by
Sir Walter Raleigh in Ireland. l was
only able to obtain small quantity of
Early Ohio seed, but from quarter
acre of that variety harvested seven
ty-five bushels Of fine large tubers.
They will constitute my main crop this
season. From two acre patch plant
ed in another locality on the bottom,
;..or.1lv a r,nrd coil hut not ;r,;r~o%
ed, got only four sacks OF small pota.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-01
Men'S Furnishing Goods.

O0c Mems good quality Merino Shirts Drawers ....NO Mems natural gray camePs hair color Shirts O0C Mems coored cashmere, natural wool came hair. I0C jersey ribbed Shirts Drawers ................... 4O Mems fine quality camePs har jersey ribbed, fleece H SC lined, quite assortment of coors Shirts Drawers O Ain as a: a s all sYs, ssss":: hair scarlet wool '... $00 Mems white unlaundered Shirts, well make, linen bo-
 son. contnuaus back and sleeve band They retail OOC all over the city ar 35c; price is OO :s s:5 s;: of '!'s :a during this 39o Nss' se ss s.oas'sa Nesses s 'es.a' price esn 42o Hsa ses ,eess'ss ss sss seee:s s sold everywhere e. 730
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

The cooking main ct Morrill, Opera
House on Christmas day was very spirit
cd. There were six battles and the
most Of them we're very asEOs aud hard
fought The attendance was not as
large as anticipated.
The fret fight was D msre side lssus 10
ull up time and amounted 70 nothing.
After g pause the main began. The
first Eight was between Brute, s lbs, 10
o.. owned by @. a.. Allingham, Of Silver
City. and Dave. s lba 0oz, owned By Ed
Elrago, q the Msngaa. TIE Mangaa
cock won in 5 rounds. killing his adver.
cary dead. Then the cowboys chseEsd.
The second battle was between Al
llngham's Mngwumn 8 lbs Ms OF
and Elfago's Pat, 5 lbs. s o.. These
birds were piuohy and matched, and the
battle VIVA efomarkably long one, last
ing 40 minutes. during which time "A
rounds we're fought Finally hoVofel
MueNumps head quietly rolled over On
The ground while Pat stood over bin
and croeod. The battle was awarded
to Pat. ana fho other bird died 10 q foN
minutes
This gave tho malta and the stakes q
the Manages. but tha third battle wa.
fought tor the honor and ploa1uuo Of %
II was between Alllugham'a Wollyi
0goy, 5 Us 4 on. and Mlgaae'e Old 30.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31


That 81 vhst ne sensational fuubr
eeeralne tho Indian llout|e h fho
Muaolione Ines Wednesday proved % Be-.
News reached lhia csiy late in tho oven.
ing Of Christmas day rs lho effect that
tho soldiers, thon detalled " that viclni.
ty, bad encountered d band 81 renegade
indiaua chat q running Geht snened
and That one soldier was killed. end sew
eral wounded Everybody wap greatly
excited and Investigation hy tolephons
and courier wae &C once instituted.
Careful inquiry revealed The iatt ihal
The runor wac Absolutely ffoundiesb,
and that NOT on Indian had heen sOop
10 that section since a fsw days proceed.
ing tho murder Of che unfortunate man
SNOW. This kind Of reports are very
harmful. Such things ere liable 10 co.
cur IN fact, and Sc 3 time when orr
moann Of resistance are hard to com
mnnd. II wo are taught to feel that
no ogedence should be placed Ia the ru-
morh Of Indian depredatious We may Be
taken at serious disadvantage. No mat
ter how serious tho situation might be-.
come or how many lives mSEht Re placed
Ia jeopardy by TIE b~losaahssssy red
devils who lpsk around the caves aud
rocks Of the surrounding country, it
would BE- impossible 20 arouse Tho peo-
pie 70 The true stats o. sTairs or even
call "a military Investigation until too
late. Any person enough to
knovlngly oirculate thsss Wild nnd
wholly gFoundless reports should Be-
subjected TO severe punishment. This
miserable practice should be justly
treated in some form.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

On Dot. 10th tho Santa To Route viii
inougurate q new and strictly limited
hrat GLASS service % Southern Calli0f-
MIA Tho HUalilofnia LamitedH viii
.lgaft Chicago ~ 8 b. ~. reaching Lna
Angeles "a three days and San Nranoins
% ga threb and ono-hnlf days. B natino
or hali D day. The time from this STALLION
ID also corraapondinglF reduced. The
equipment UNl uDranal Cf supofD now
teatlbulo Fullnan Palaes aud comuafl.
mont aloopolo d chair car and 4 dining
car through to Toe Anstlsa without
|tbann8
This win ~ fhe In6ieat and most lu4.
priora aafflce NIa any line 90 California.
Anpihef daily train NIll carry 5 ohfouah
fa|aoe sleeper and Tourist chr lo SAL
francisco. and 9 Tourist a|eepor W ~
Angeles ID a. present.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Dof SILVER 68n,
Nau .... b. %
COPPER N,3lM
several car loada Of nigh grade copper
orc paased through hers lnsf week from
Ppschal % tbe lvunhoo smel ios treat
mont.
Jea Reynolds, o. Las Vegas, Who hos
taken q loaae and bond 6n th6 Manlda
mine at White Signal haolst a'oontrn6t
10 Crawford and Woodward id snk 4
nhaft 100 fbet The c~optfocior6 arc Al.
ready down % ieet and tho work is pro,
grensing nicely.
jeiiord q DoLany ~erneinidng a shaft
west Of TIE Banner claim on ihe same
lead aa the Elnora and 1farildh mine, IA
White Signal ~
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31
sIaNAL TRluMRHs ZOE.


ny DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Two signal triumphs have been achiev-
ed BY DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
First 10 received Highest Award and Di-
ploma at the Worlds Columbian Exposi-
ton Of 1888 Next it secured Highest
Award and GolG Medal at the California
MidWinter Fair OF 1884 At both Fairs
IL surpassed all competitors in avery re-
spect. This award, II each instance, was
for strongest leaYening power, perfect
purity and general excellence. Ii was
sustained BY she unanimous vote Of the
Judges.
The victory III Chicago establishes the
supremacy Of Or. Prices a. 'The Fore
most Baking Powder Ia the WorldH
The triumph az San Francisco coniirma
and emphasizes lt.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31
Notice 70 Ore Shippers.

by shipping your ores 10 tbe srArn
ORn 6AhrPLfro Co, you can obtain the
highest prizes paid ia The public mo1ket,
together with 3 careful and accurate
1ampio, 40 with our new mill and ia.
proved machlnoty we are able to mvo
perfect satisfaction o an 7hippera
Write Cor our Iocket Reference Book.
Ship your ore and address an oolnmuni.
cations 70 the STA1u 0RE SAhpLNa Co,
Dbnpsr, Colo.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31
A Sound Liver Makes a Wen Nan

Are you Bilious, Conatipated or trou-
bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, Bad
Taste ia Mouth, Foil Breath, Coated
Tongue, Dyspspsia, Indigestion, Hot Dry
Skin, Pain Ia Back ard between the
Shoulders, Chills anu Fever, &c. Msyou
have any Of these symptoms, your Liver
70 out Of order, and your blood il slowly
bong poisoned, because your liver does
not act properly. Herbine will cure any
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. IL has no equal ID. q Liver
Medicine. Price 76 cents. Free trial
bottles az W. @ Porterheld.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Henry Foster, president and principal
owner OF the Silver City Water Com
pany, arrived from Westerly. Rhode
Island, last Thursday. He Is now inves-
tigating the nocesaties Of the Works,a and
It is 70 30 hoped that some plan will be
devised through which a greater supply
OF water can be furnished during the
dry summer months. That isthe season
whom the greatest amount Of water Is
needed and yet al times the supply il
quite small.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Mr.. Adam Kunz aud Mrs. Minnie p.
Dotson were united ia marriage Ia this
city, By the Rev. A.-A. hyde, on the
22nd inst. Both the contracting rar.
ties are wen and favorabIy known Ia
thls city. They have settled down 70
home life in the Dickinson house on
Hudson street. The SOUTHWEST SnNrI-
MEL wlshestho happy couple God speed
on their journey through life.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

The silver Social Club viii give 4 compliment.
january 1, 1895 at NeWcombs Hall. Dancinn
from 2 to D.. m. Only children win be permit
ted % dance who are masked The ladies OF The
SiuD have been requested 90 take charge Of the
nOor. during The dancing and sec that every
child has q thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
Tickets win be furnished 20 parents BY applying
@ hoxeeI Bishop, hecfy., on and after Thursday
Dec. ~ 1888. Adults who are not Club mem
hefal VIII be admitted to she gallery 40 specta
tors at twenty-five cents each. 60-3t.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Masonic Installation ana banquet.
Silver City Lodge, No. 8, A. =. a A.
NJ; Silver City Chapter r. A. NJ; and
Silver City Chapter, No. 3, o. u. s.,
united in public installation ceremonies
last Friday night In addition 70 the in
stallation exercises, entertainment for
those present had been prepared in the
form Of q nook initiation By members Of
the 0. T.. s. THIS proved q great source
Of amusement through the introduction
Of umerou comicsl and ridiculous
scenes. After the program had been
carried out the lodge members and their
gueats were invited to the banquet room
where asumptuoua supper was served.
There o about 150 people present.
Following is a list Of officers installed:
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

A. O. Hartley. OF Magic, Pa, writes.
I feel 10 aduty Of mine 20 inform you
and the public that De Wits Witch
81 eczema. To also cured my boy Of q
running sore on bis leg.
VIC PonrEHyiELR Druggist
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

A bunch Of keyeA Owner can
have same by calling ct this Office,
proving property and paying for
same. 49-1t
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Furnished in any quantity, write fol
price 70 ". II. Newcomb. Agent.
Z. O. Box 532 Silver City, N. d,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Acts IT once, never soiia One Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthne; and
that feYeFish condition witch aco0npa-
mics g severe cold. The onlG harmless
remedy that produces immediht resuita.
w. @ PohrHRflEfRs Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

VS. have shout 200 pounds Of
choice Rabbit Metal for sale at
this Office, at reasonable rates
ALLAN III. MACDONALD.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

AZ many Of our patrons desire 70 pay
monthly, we will, on and after January
1st, 1885, make L rates payable month.
~, subject 10 rules and regulations Of
the Water Works.
2t. E. B. FosrER, Mgr.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31
o.. pricase Cream Ba'dnq Powder
Wssia's Pair sahsst ssai sae Dlpiana

Gay, Why don't yod try Do Witts Ldl.
headache, indigestion and constipation.
They're small but do the work.
W. @. IonInnunu Dfuggiat.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

lis just Is easy 70 try Oab Mtauis
Cough Cure a. anything else It'spes-
be One Minute C0nRh Cure. Better
medicine; better RESULTS better tn. III
W. q PoRrEErKELps Dangeisk
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31
Watch meeting win BE- held Re Tho IN.
+. church tonight.


The Chicago Lady Qnartctte
This classic aud refined m0sioai and
literary combination viii aaain visit our
CITY on the evenings Of january 11th
and 18th. The cultivated ladies' who
compose this organization delighted our
soclety people with thelr performances
about two years sgo-spp6arfhg here on
Saturday and Monday evenings, FebFu-
airy 10Th and 18th. 1894 They had large
nudieuuaa both svenings and The enter
tainment throughout was beyord com
parison with anything cf like character
sver witnessed n Silver City. Mnsass
Belts and Newcomb have signed agree.
ments 20 bring the Qnnrtstte here and
will devote the 9 proceeds Of The two
performances to the improvement fund
Of the Episcopal church. We shall say
more Of the entertainmenta later on.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Tho healing properties Of De Wits
Witch haNel Salyo are we'll known. nc
cures ec1ema, skin affections and is sim
ply q perfect remedy Tor piles.
W O. PontnRriEtD, Druggist,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-12-31

Payton Comedy Company is meet.
lth splendid success at Albuquer-
according TO the Morning Demo.