Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-09-03

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There is some talk OF a dance on Fri
day night in honor Of u visitors.
The ringing Of the school ben yester-
day morning was a pleasant sound.
See the Majestic Ranges at RoHrS-
soN's. Ftf
The floods really improved Yankie
sreet N take a look az it from Por-
ysstA
DIR. White, dentist, returned from
Fort Bayard last Saturday. He may he
found in his Office in Silver City during
the term Of court.
Services at the Episcopal Church,
next sunday as usual, at II a. M, and 8
p. m, 10y Rev. Edware 6. Cross. All are
cordially invited.
Louis Abraham has just erected a
handsome new sign IN front of his ton
serial parlor. 1t is SO loud you can hear
it for four blocks.
H. W. Loomis, deputy U. S. marshal,
has besn confined at his home in Santa
Ee for three weeks with an attack OF
mountain fever. He is c~oovalescing.
A num6eras ; vaiN 4 iaus were in
18th a small herd Expo
The stock looked we'll. The po-
mes were sold at from $500 to $1,000.
Albert Schultz, who was brought here
some time ago On a charge of having
attempted TO blow up the Cooks Peak
camp, was released on bonds last week.
Since the pound was destroyed by
flood, the city has been over run with
stock night and day. The pound is a
uecessi,y and should DO rebuilt at once
There are 81 prisoners in the County
Jail which number will no doubt be
greatly reduced at this session Of the
district court, as IL of them are Z. s.
prisoners.
The passenger train due to arrive here
at 3:15 p. m. Friday, was delayed until
10 a. m. Saturday. A heavy washout on
the main line south of Albuquerque was
the cause.
have Juss received q new line of cut
lery, tinware, granite ware and gasoline
stoves. Call and see them. st. George
Robinson. 40
Juan Truiillo, who was bound over to
appear before the grand jury on a charge
Of having aided in the killing OF Coma
les, on the Numbers, a few months ago,
was released from the County jail on
bonds last Saturday.
VIII. Newcomb is supplying the Santa
Fe railroad company with fifteen carload
OF rock per day from his quarry south
OF town. THIS requires the employment
OF 10 men and is consequently a good
thing for the town, as we'll as Mr.. New
comb. The rock is beng principally
used for ballast.
Now hat Judge Bennett is fitting up
a now opera house. why not give "Iolan-
the" ia it as an openerg Our local COM
pany has the scores and the cast was do
cided upon long ago. The opera could
surely be put on during the November
term Of the district court. Come, ye
sweet singers Of Israel, prepare to war.
bic.
Yesterday wal surely a busy day in
Silver City. The U. s. district court
convened here; the Normal school began
its fall session. the public schools we're
opened; the board OF County commits
sioners met in regular session; the city
council held its regular monthly meet
ing; and the board Of regents Of the
Normal school met aud transacted i'm
portant business.
II. Gromell. late chef Of the Cliff
House, Manitou, Colorado, now la.
charge Of the Thinner House kitchen II
this city. Mr.. Burdick, proprietor o.
the Thinner, is 10 be congratulated upoI
securing the services OF such a c0mpe
tent cook, for Mr.. Gromell stands at thl
head of his profession. When you wan.
a meal prepared Ia true professional
style, 60 TO the Thinner House.
James MattheWs' family carriage horsl
took 10 the town last Wednesday after
noon With rather 40 lmm0dornto -four
ish. He became frightened at some oh
jeot while standing la front Of Mr.. Mat
thows' residence and dashed down th|
street to Bullard, thence 10 fankio ana