Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-09-17

Hon. A. H. Harllleo went up to sooor-
70 last Wednesday 70 look after some
legal business.
Robt Boulwara came in from the 0iln
last Wednesday.
Hon. Hugh II Price and J. +. Mitchell
came in from Graham yesterday.
John Howard arrived from Mogollon
Saturday and returned to-day.
Prof. Decker. principal Of the Central
schools, was in town on Saturday.
Mike Fleming was IN from his ella
ranch a few days last week.
Rev Clayton was IN town a few days
last week en- route for Mogollon.
q W. Wills was ovo from Halls on
Tuesday.
G. NJ. Gearhurt, Of Lake Valley, came
up to Silver City last Wednesday.
Judge Givens was over from Central
last Saturday.
Mrs. L Burdick is whiting friends in
L~ordsburg.
Hon. Numa Raymond returned to bis
home in Las Cruces on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Woodville and children returned
TO California yesterday.
Fl. W. Dawson, OF Hanover, spent Sun
day ia Silver City.
]. H Bragaw passed through town from
Georgetown to Gold HILL last Thurs
day.
Mics Mildred Brahm went to Hachita
last Wednesday where she began teach
ing the fall term OF school yesterday.
John Biggs, who has severed his con-
n%ection with tina II. & II. cattle company,
returned home last Tuesday.
James Harvey and ClaraNce Bayne
win join the hunting party next Friday
at the CHA hot springs.
J. H. Harlan, superndent Of the con-
struction Of this division OF the Santa
Fe, was in town several days last week.
Paul Brahm has gone TO Sweet
Springs, Missouri, where he will take a
two years courae 10 the Marmaduke
Military Institute.
Capt. Saylea, railroad postal clerk be-
tween Silver City and Rincon, has put
on a substitute for a few weeks, and will
enjoy a much needed rest.
Rev. T. NJ. Howard, OF Rincou, was
registered at tho Southern several days
last week. He was a witness before the
U. S. court.
Miss Runyan, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. John A. Moses for a few weeks,
returned to her home IN st. Louis last
Sunday morning.
Judge Bantz and Clerk Walton went
down TO Las Cruces on Sunday where
they opened the Dona Ana County court
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Col. Bennett and Mrs. Will Smith
came IN from MogollOn last Wednesday
and left on the Friday morning train
for Missouri, where they will spend three
months visiting. Mr.. Smith will Join
them 10 about two months.
Capt. William French and Master
James Duffy came in from Alma last
Thursday, and on Friday morning Capt.
French went to Springer and Master
Duffy to Santa Fe where he will enter
St. Michael's School.
Frank Jones, special deputy u. S. mar.
shall, left for San Francisco last Wed
nesday, with the five Cinnamon ordered
depOrted by Judge Bantz. Mr.. Jones
also took with him some Of the finest
specimens Of fruit ever grown in Grant
County, with which he will surprise the
natives Of California
The finest watermelon ever exhibited
in Silver City was displayed at White
hills fruit store last Saturday. 1t was
grown on land belonging to the RIO
Mlmbres Land aud Irrigation Company,
by Wah Bros, on tbs Mimbres river. It
was Of the Cuban Queen variety and
weighed 6O{ pounds.
L. A. Sicily, who has so ably and
faithfully served this city for over two
years as chief Of the Fire Department,
has, ON account OF III health, been forced
to tender his resignation as same, aud
on Wednesday night the department
will select a new chief. The fire depart
ment Of Silver City is not excellod in
point OF efficiency, by any in the Terri
tory and thousands OF dollars worth Of
property has been saved through the
heroic efforts of it's members. The chief
OF an organization which has such grave
|, responsibilities resting upon it should
be a sober, faithful, cautious and exper-
fenced man, and n in whom the prop
erty owners could at all times implicitly
rely. Mr.. Skelly's successor will DO
doubt be that kind Of a man.
When Aaron Schultz purchased tbs
Broadway Hotel, soon after the food.
many people shook their heads and sale
the building would surely collapse before
It could be rebuilt. But their prophe
sies have been successfully coutradioted
And 1t took a man like Aaron Schultz 4
. do il. BY November LIST the entir'
, building will be far better and more sub
s~tantial than upon the day II was origi
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