Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-07-30

breakwator has been built protecting
tho northeast corner OF the property.
The adobe residence on Main street
belonging to N. X. White and occupied
by VIM. Kemp, win DO rebuilt Of brick.
Mat Derbyshiro and the Chinese laun-
dry adjoining have partially recovered
from the effects OF The food and are
open to buincss at tho Old stands.
Mrs. o. s. Warren has cleaned her res
idence and thoroughly cleansed her
premises.
james Corbin has rebuilt his break
water and made numerous other i'm
provemenis upon his block.
o. G. Human put a force OF men and
women at work on his stock Of furniture
and carpenters have 90 FAR repaired his
Hoors as to enable bim 70 move his
goods back which he temporarily stored
in Newcomb hall
Henry Rosenberg has strengthened
bis breakwater on Yankie street and re.
moved much Of the mud and debris
upon the rear Of his buildings
NJ. X. White is having the north wall
Of his store rebuilt with brick, and car
penters are busy repairing the floors and
partitions Of his building. His loss was
great, but he has the pluck and the
means to go ahead with his business.
j. j. Kelly had q bad stock to handle,
but 1t is coming out in pretty good
shape.
Martin Maher and Geo. d. Jones have
cleaned up and are doing business as Of
yore.
L A. Shelly was the first one to begin
repairing and now he has the east side
and rear walls to his buildings all sub
stantially restored. The p~ost-oflce,
which was disabled for a few days, is
now in thorough working order.
Baxter Bishop, the postofics merchant,
has cleaned up as bright as a new silver
dollar and smiles just as placidly as ever.
Mayor Fleming will probably return
to his office in the Skelly building.
The American Kitchen will open as
soon as the room can be put in proper
condition.
j. NJ. Fritter, the candy maker, has
quit business.
Maiser Brothers moved their barber
shop to tho Rosenberg corner.
Morrill, hall may be considered almost
a total loes and will probably not DO re-
built.
The Telephone Exchange has been
moved from the poatofice building TO
the Pioneer corral on Broadway.
S. A. Alexander has vacated the house
ABIDING Dr. Bailey's residence and Mes
danes Newcomb and Bailey have cleaned
up their dressmaking shop and are again
ready for business.
Doctor Bailey has kept a large force
Of men busy cleaning up his residence
and store. HIS beautiful lawn presents
a sad appearance which can only be over.
come by time and continued effort.
Cosgrove & Brownell, st. Geo. Robin.
son and W.cC. Porterield have made g
general cleanup and their places OF busi
mess have assumed some Of their ole
time appearance.
Mrs. M. j. Scott has moved into the
Joe Williams residence near the con
vent.
M. W. Nef will move his entire stock
Of hardware to Mogollon. Mr.. Neff says
that this move is made necessary thro
his inability to secure a suitable build
ing and that no believes tho building he
now occupies to be upsaio. Tie vii
maintain an Office here and Dick Nef
will be in charge.
Gillett & Son have vacated the O.. G
Kidd building and are now conducting
the retail grocery business at the old K
Bremen building on lower Bullard
They also occupy the Centennial blocl
as a ware house.
The Broadway corral, which was
complete wreck, will not DO rebuilt, bu.
Mrs. Julia Bluck, the owner OF the prop
erty, will build a very strong ~breakwate.
along the north line OF the premisel
where the corral stood.
The Broadway hotel will be rebuilt a
once. Some Of the old walls will neces
sarily have 70 be taken down and TIL
roof will DO rebuilt. 1t was at FIRST sup
posed that the entire building was
complete wreck, but Robert Black !
authority for tho statement that an ex
penditure Of $500 will put the house il
as good condition as before the food.
+ John Carson has moved his salool
, fixtures into tho old Free Silver salooI
, room in tho Centennial building on BuI
lard street.
Attorney J.. S. Fielder has not yet de
) termined upon an Office room.
Drs. Williams aud Gilbert have cloan
ed up their Office in the Broadway an
; are as much at home as formerly.
j. r. johnson has moved into III
Longstreth house recently vacated b
Boo Evans. The work Of cleaning u
the Mary Ann Dougherty residence nnl
furniture, on Yankio street will be- don
as soon as water can be had.