Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-03-31

Being one who believes IN observing
Lent 70 the very letter, ] hallway made
up my mind not TO write any moro ella
Letters until such time az the rules
would no longer be IN force. But the
neWn II 90 plentiful and the same time
varied ! concluded 70 begin my pencil
ings agsin.
The new corn shelter, grinder and hay
press together with a boiler aud engine,
arrived at The Red Barn. The corr
shelter u certainly a woudor IN its line
Of work, the great record Of aholling coo
sacks OF corn Ia O day was obtained On
the third doy'a work. The work ia not
hard but steady. Quite q number Of
Mexicans we're employed about the ma
chine and each part Of the work had TO
be done with such regularity that they
could not End time 10 roll and light a
cigarette. It Il q well established fact
that the Moxioans aympathizo with one
another and finding that they would be
deprived Of the above named luxury
they decided 10 strike en- mass, which
they carried into effect. Il did not in
tsrforo with the machine only for a ioW
minutes as other workers soon came
and filed their places.
Some very heavy shipments Of cattle
I VIII % WNAD Ah0tu NNNH M.NNlNn III April
Rock Il being blasted for the founda-
ton Of the now store Of The Gila Farm
Co. Part Of the necessary lumber for
the construction Is already on the build
ing site. Az eoon &c the weather IL set
tied now ndobea will have 70 be made 90
the the ones which we're made last fall
were injured by the frost.
Well / must confess 20 the readers OF
the Gila Letter that / was astonished 10
read that DR.. Walls, ope Of the strongest
supporters Of democratic principles, was
delegated TO the late Silver City repub'
lican convention. On speaking 70 this
gentleman concerning this bold move OF
bis he replied "that / did what every
good democrat should do end that waf
to help the tOttering republicans along
all ] could" Well Mr.. Editor II he has
not been hoOdooed by the republicans
don't you think we should still continuC
70 believe him TO be a demOcrati
Mr.. Heather Is now beautifying his
grounds by planting trees and has just
added nice covered porch TO the FROM
Of the store.
Mr.. ]. House, who 10 TO carry the daily
mail between Silver City and the vari
GUS MogolIon camps, has leased the new
corral and stables from Mr.. Heather o.
that no time will be lost during th'
} handling Of the mail at this point and
the changing Of the horses.
The ella Is certainly a great health
resort. Misc Cosette Lyons and Mis-
Margarine Fuller are both improving II
health. Miss lyons has gained htteeT
, pounds 10 weight during her short stay
That dreadful disease pneumonia 81
most carried of one OF our citizens, +
NJ. De Long. Mr.. De Long bad beel
suffering with . general cold when n
= was seized with the pneumonia and
. owing to his weakened condition bis liz
was despaired OF, and it was not until
few days ago that any great change 10
improvement was noticed.
, Last years crop OF alfalfa was 90 larR
that from present indications there vii
. be enough Of il to last until July.
: The school at the Rice district ha
+ nineteen scholars in attendance an'
will not close before middle OF July.
The ranchmen are busy building fer
D ces and the farmers are repairing ditot
| es and flowing the fields and all are am
: iously awaiting the death Of Jack Eros
I The peach, plum, apricot and cher
q trees are all IN bloom telling US,
Winter has gone,
And summer has come.
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