Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-08-20

Sonhwsst Sentinel.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1885,
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IN nrrlcT AUo. T. ices.
No. 90 DESTINATION. no 1900 Ss
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r. d. KiLNrn, Agent.
COUNTY oFF1cERs
n. v. Newsham. ........s.. Zee. Probate Judge
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h. II. Unk........... School Hupcnnlende1t
B. 3, hfannin .........s. .s.ss IuHintts.toieI
~. J. Olark ......ss.s.ss.... Sommieeionct
Thomas Foster. .... -..... Commissioned
CITY OFFICERS
Z. ~. Fiemiug. .......- m.. Mayor
j. W aftor...a~s.. treasurer
VIM. LorenL.s-.... ..-.s.......sss ..OlclA
frank WuBnt.. .s..ss ..s-.ss.sss..... At.vItey
q l. Canuey ,....-.. htefshai
BOARD o. EDUoATIoE
VIM Braham, c. Bennett.
COUNCILNEN
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Martin MAhsr Geo. ID. Jones.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
= 4; sicily Ch,ei
S;N; ubie. FOREMAN !. ". y. Hose GO
". r. Lorenz &c. e. Foreman Hook and ladder Go
Fresh candy at whitehilrs. 1T
All kinds Of oil at ROnNsOS's 1T
The ranges have not looked p~rettier
for years.
Services at the Episcopal Church,
next Sunday as usual, by Rev. Edward
s. Cross. All are cordially invited.
A number of young people enjoyed a
delightful dance at the Thinner House
last Friday night.
Ihave Just received a new line Of cut
lery, tinware, granite ware and gasoline
stoves. Call and see them. st. George
Robinson. 40
A dance was given at Newcomb Hall
last Saturday night in honor Of Bert
Gilbert and others. The evening was
very pleasantly spent.
The venerable G. Mott Williams,
Archdeacon Of northern Michigan, spent
several days here last week on a visit to
his brother-ln-law Stratford d. Biddle.
The Archdeacon left here homeward
bound yesterday morning.
L. Clapp, the proprietor OF the Colo
RADIO mills, near Hatch, Dona Ana coun-
ty. has been spending afew days in town
while taking orders from hi merchants
for -four, grain. bran, &c.
The contract for rebuilding the Broad
way hotel has been taken by Chris
Schneider and 10 Schafer. Work was
begun yesterday morning, aud a force
OF Eve bricklayers and masons will be
Aept busy tnl the work Is completed.
\ B. and / Troops OF Fort Bsyard will
RfKe a grand ball at I Troop quarters
aboet the 18th Of September. The boys
always make a success Of their parties
and the\ Forthcoming one will be no OK
ception. Invitations will be issued
about the lscNot September, and should
you be so fortunate az to receive one
you should not fail to attend.
Al old shoe, which, bore unmistakable
evidence Of service t0\a number seven
foot, passed through the Silver City
post Office last Friday. ~ had tackled
upon It's sole a tag bearing fhis inscrip-
sion: property OF PostOHice Museum
WatertOwn, Wisconsin. ReturN aftel
Dec. %, 1895" It was started Ola III
long journey on March 8, 1895, and hRS
crossed and recrossed the continent sew
eral times and had visited every promi-
nent city in the United StEtea. Frank
Story turned il over 10 the Southern
Pacific road at Deming.
Since the destruction Of Morrill, Hal
by the great food, Silver City has beer
without q suitable place OF amusement,
and W. n. NeWoomb ID now Oonslde}in
plans for putting in E stage and scenery
adding dressing rooms and such otheI
auxilliares as are necessary TO put th'
old rink in excellent condition for th'
accommodation Of operas and theatrica
entertainments. Silver City surel,
ought to support at least one good shoV
house, and in the event that Morril
Hall should not be rebuilt, this woul,
no doubt prove a paying investment 70
Mr. NewoOmb.
Mrs. A. j. LOOMS was attacked by
vicious dog last Friday and seriousl
bitten. She had occasion to call 81 th
house OF q Mexican in the nsigbborhoo
Of Eugene Cosgrove, and while stand
ing upon the front door step, the doc
without warning, siezed her by the RICH
knee, badly lacerating IL. The brul
was largo and 50 fierce that when beai
en- of he again attacked her, tins tim
knocking her down and severely bruil
ing her. She was carried 10 the HON
Of Mrs.. Shannon, and Dr.. Williams in
madiatalv anmmonad Vim draaaad IN