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VOL. 14,
DEMING, GllANT COUNT V, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY. MAIICH
NO. 18. .
. 1
The Housekeepers' Delight
UICK-MEAL GASOLINE STOVE !
BEST
NEW
J. A. MAHONEY.
HOUSE rUKNISHBH.
JOHN COHIIBTT.
GORBETT 8- WYMAN GO,
Ore Saixipler
AND BUYERS
Deming, - - New Mexico.
PRICES as FOLLOWSonHAND SAMPLES
Silver,
Gold,
Load,
Any two, sumo pulp, -All
throo, onmo pulp, -
Othor Matals in. Proportion.
OZFIFOSIOTZE TIEailE DEPOT,
r. o. uox 108.
CORBETT & VVyMAN Co.
I8AAO WORMSEH, Sao Francttco.
GK WORMSER & GO.,
WHOLESALE MERGHANTS,
Whoraaalo and Retail Doalona m
GROCERIES
And General Merchandise.
Shelf Hardware,
Agricultural Implements,
All Kinds Studebaker Wagons,
Buckeye Mowers and Chieftain Hay Rakes,
General Agents for Southern Now Mexico for tlio
BIITTBR1GK
THR J1H8T
Dry Goods.BootSjSlioesSG
gowftT'iTT Ti .' i.iftn i )
OOUItESPONDBNOB SOMOITRO.
ONEARTH.
""HOME !
Sieving Machine
F. IC. WVMAN.
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.C0
2.00
GUSTAV WOnMBHH, Doming.
PATTERNS,
8T00IC OF
ent's FurnlshingGoods
G, WORMSER & GO
Willi CAPWllffG.
1'wo Reeliknls of Iho Mlmbrca Valley
Receive Missiles,
WAITING FOB THEM TO 00ME
Tijlit to tanvn lh Coortlfj' nr IVnrnnl that
Tli IVoutil riiii'llirmlr)riiNiienl
liiff n Tree finmo or Tli I'lnn Njirlii;
Mornlnxa--Ttio la AVIKitu Um XMorL
Were AiltlrcMi-tt Aro ltriuly fur Their
Vlallar ttiut Will (lit Tlinii k l'lcinnht
IUo-)llun-Thn TmtiifHie I,rtt4r.
BeacUl Dlipatch la lln llunuanr.
Hausberg, N. M March 20tu From
nil indication! tlio Whlto Caps nr fit
work In Grant county.
ou tlio WU ItiHt. Dolores Anasoht ami
OloJIo Lopox, two respectable Moxlcau
rcxIilenU of tho valley, received tlio reg
ulatlott warning, marked with the skull
and ctom bencs and othor warnings of
'"ih. Tho letters read a follows.
"You ato hereby notified that If on
kocp on borborliig horso thloves or any
ono else of n murderous character or If
yon do not leave the Mlmbres, you will
he treated as tho White Caps treat men
you will And yourself hanging Ion
tree, with n largo sign hanging on your
bnok, warning all others. You have
been harboring soma of tho wont horse
thieves In tho country for the last two
nr throo mouths,
This mutt be stopped.
Uy orderof
This Oai-taix op tiu: wmTixurs.
The letters wore potmarlid at Bllvor
City butaro believed to havo beou writ
ten In tho vnlloy.
Auasula and Lopoi have been harbor
ing or onrlng for uo ono and are law
abiding citizens. Thoy think that It U
merely a pretext for eome cnomles to
moke trouble.
ltotli men hart armed themiehos and
nro rsady for any ntlaok that may be
made.
Tho whelo affair has no appcarntico of
being a Joko and In regarded by tho peo
plo of the valley as being written In
earnest.
hon't I'omir.T it.
Mure About tli Wjr linnK Offer of lb
llcilllllftlltl
Don't forgot about tho big beok offer
of the Htfhii.iaiiT.
Tho llrst coupon will appear early In
April and every weeh thereafter for
several months.
There will ho orer forty books from
whloh to eoleot at tho beginning nmla
now one will bo added each week.
Ono coupon and ten cents secures tho
alawtes of tho world.
This will bo tho opportunity of a life
time to sootiro a good library at little or
no cost. When you sc ono book, you
will want them all.
No oxtra charge for mall orders.
Arbor Dnjr I'roclnlimtliin.
Offlet of 8qpilnltHlnt at teboeli of (Irani
count)-. Kllttr City, .V. It.
Whercan, Chapter tlilrty-flvo of tho
aols of tho legislative assembly of Now
Mexloo for tho year 1601 provides that
a day be let opart by proclamation from
tlio county superintendents of tho sever
al eountlea of tho Territory of Now
Moxtco to be known as Arbor Day, and
that tho samo be observed as a holiday
In tho public xohooia for tho purpoio of
planting forest trees on tho school
grounds anil othr publlo places.
AW, thtrtftr, I, the undorslgned sup
erintendent of schools of Grant county,
do hereby designate Friday, April 0th,
1801, as tho tlino for tho actual plautlug
of trees In Grant county, that tho same
bo observed as a public holiday by tho
public senooU of this oouuty.nud recom
mend that tho day bo spent by mild
schools In tho actual planting of trees on
thaiohool grounds, and In such othor
oxroUii npproprluta to tho occasion
and season. It, Il.TiiniurA.Nn.
Buperlntondeut.
J'rciisi-o Tuitr f'rui.i t)r Itolunm.
Assessor George W. Jlllcs, of Silver
Oily, will bo In Doming about tho mid
dle of next week to niako his regular
spring auients. Froporty owners
shoiihl got InreadlneH for him by pro-
paring their MtiinHM.
A Cnriliirtliunks.
llov, JI.H. Vinson and wlfo wish to
thank their many friends for tho kind
nM sbutvn In their recant IIIuom. May
Ood Mm (horn all, and overshadow
them with His mowy.
Clifiip (irovurlci.
N. W.Ohaie sails without contradiction
Iho oheanest groeorlcs In Doming far
uiu m ui i no reasuu inai no tans ror emu
only. Only suud grades of stock oarrlcdl
uvomiiiuu in iiio erooery line, u
ii I learn his prlcoa and you will be co
vlnood of the truth of this statement.
Nlrlng (Uutlilng,
Dnrlntt tho weok 1 havo rsnelved llio
largent and prettiest vtook of clothing
ever brought to thin town-all Iho latest
iHinonm ami iiesiuos, rno prices nro
lower than over beioro and tho quality
uni um in every respect.
N. A. HoMun.
Pottey's iiatidsomo now lino of (Stet
son hatH havo arrived. All the latest
caatoru stylos. ,
John fitouson has lust received a shin
mout of gold band breakfast bacon, Try
iERKJATldN & WINDMILLS i
A Cfttiittinil fh AflJflo of I'amiUai- link
jorlli llntti I fie ami Vicinity.
11 II. A.MeAlHlnr, Uat Comitilwlfltitf at Ui
Union rsblae IUllrond, Ifl Iitiion Ao.
At the Interstate Irrigation conven
tlon hold nt Bullna,'. Jfansas, September
2B, 160D, my uttentlon was drawn to tho
subject of pumplttjMirBtcr for Irilgatlon.
by means ot tvlndtnul pumps. roverttl
gentlemen were present from Harden
City, Kansas, wht. detailed In n very In
teresting way the results obtained In
their locality by this meant. Hhorttr
afterward, In conversation with n gentle'
men from Julesburg, v'uio., I learned
that one or two farms In the vicinity of
Jtilesburg wiiro being Irrigated In the
semo mauncri
A ItAlMtOAt) OATItMlP V.KCTH.
It then becaulo a matter of ourlolty to
ascertain the extent ta which this Irrlgu
ton by pumpInRai been prnotlcwl
throughout tho country, and 1 prepared
aud sent out to oaeh of our station ngent
and laud njenta In Nebraska, west ot
ftrtrth riattej Kauiai, west of Wh
Keutteyi Wyoming cast and north of
Cheyenne; and all of our agents In Colo
rado, Now Mexico and Tiiu, a rln.'lur
letter asking tho namos ind addrcMoe
of any Individuals whnih they might
know woro ptimtilng watorfor Irrigation
purpoces. In response to :tlteso letters
I seoured In tho nolghbdrhood of two
hundred names of pnrtlts located In
western Nebraska, KoiitlisMiern Wyom
ing, northeastern and enett:utral Colo
rado, and western Kauiai To cnoh on
of thoffo partlen I sent a litter asking the
locality of their lands, number of s'ctee
Irrigated, power used, wtcthor wind nr
steam, oost of plant and cost per year of
operation, depth and (Dimeter of well,
depth nf water, whether or net tlio well
could bo jiiimpod tryidlauietor of stream
coming from tho putop, eniweHy of
pump In gnlloufl per hmif, average length
of time per year of ruinlln j tho pump,
and urea and depth of reservoir. A
large number of these fetters have been
returned with full nitd Umnplrto nnewert
to the questions ask.-d ind In many In-
stiinoca aooompanled byuthuslastto let
ters advocating this method of Irrigation.
(JUllZIWOTIll: WIMOOl.I, JIAKBltS.
While awaiting repllqe to those letter
to Individual farmers, I submitted to on
of tho prominent wlnd-engluo pump
oompanlcn n dories of questions ut to tho
capacity, cost, etc., of pi i in pa and wind
mills. From tho pump company I
lonrued that ono horso power will rnlso
a n-luoh column ofwatrr 100 foetj it six
Inch column seventy fc'et, and an eight
Inch column forty fet additional bono
power will elevate the oolumti In direct
proportion. A lO-ftot windmill will de
velop one-half horsr power! u IS-foot
mill three-fourths horn power; a l t-foot
mill two horM power, mid each addition
al two feet In dlamn r practically do
velnp nu additional ln-me iwwor up to a
thirty foot mill which develops eight
homo power. Tho coHt ef mills ranges
from $-10 for tho Bmnllo.t tlx up to f 1UO
for tho largost.
In rospnitso to an Impilry oa to the rs-
tlumted number of hy a windmill will
run during tho year, theeomimny replies
on follows s "It depeiitla uhiii locality.
Hero In lllliiola total output one-third
or eight hours por dav. Kunws and Ne
braska will averago deublo thUainount."
I think the stlmnteil nvi-rag of Kansas
aud Nebraska, as compared with Illinois,
will bo accepted without question.
I further ascertained fiom the pump
company that a Clnoh pump geared to
run forty-eight 8-luohflirukes por minute
will dlschargo 1600 callous per hour; a
(1 1 null pump genred In the samo way will
dlschargo ST00 gallons per hour, and nu
8-luoh pump will discharge 4,600 gallons
per hour.
TltE II ITT OK WATKU.
From the printed reiwrt f the Coldr
ado Btato Agricultural Collogo at Fort
Collins, Colo., I learned that tho duty of
wutur as dutermlnrd by actual monaure-
ment Is ono cubic foot per second run
ning continuously for sixty to slxty-ltvo
acres of ground. This during tho mouth
of Juno whou tho greateit amount ol
water Is used for Irrigation, During the
entlro Irrigation ecruon tio oublo foot
por second, If reservolred, Is sufficient
for 170 to U00 acres. The mine roport
shows that by aotual menuremeut tho
amount of water required for various
crops ratifies from 1.07 to 2.8'J feet In
depth. That Is If the ontlr nmount of
water necessary fur perfect Irrigation of
tho laud wus applied to the Inutf at one
time, It would 1m ueeettary to eover the
ground to tho depth named, according
to tho crop to bo Irrigated. Tho report
shows also that tli'i measured depth lit
oludes thd r easurud rainfall during the
same season. For the purpose of otl
mates given In this paper I will WMune
that tho averago depth required for
crops Is two feet.
WHAT A WINmitl.b wit no.
'From tho statement! iiuwlu by tit
pump company an to tho capacity of a
pump I learn that a 0-lnoh pump will
dlschargo 1,800 gallons por hour. This
Is thirty-one gallons per minute or live
tenths gallous per second, and li equal
to .00 a cubic feet of water por second.
Ou tho Colorado basis as before given, a
stream running .00' oublo feet per sto
ond would Irrlgato about six notes of
land; but the pump Is estimated to run
only about one-third oi the time, coiue-
quontly ono-third of tho water would bo
secured and about two noroa could be
Irrigated direct from tho pump.
1 haven large number of reports from
farmers who apparently put In their
windmills originally for tho sold pur
poso of tacurlng water lor stock, but
havo since bon successfully Irrigating
THE ESTERTAINMENTS
Tho Busy Bcea Entertained Their
Friends at tho Opel's Uoilso.
LAST NIGHT'S FUli MAKING.
Tlinl..IJri(.ritio Mtllio.llU Chill-Oil (lire
l Hiifrln Dm Opi.rn Home, Which I.
I'nllmrrd lij-nMUrnr Hint ,-ltuilrul I'ru
8IRUI ! the I.lttl l'ntlin-Tlie l'imiitum
Hunrol-M.t NlKhtrur thn Ileneflt at ill
(llltlliulutll l'llllllt-lllltll Ar tMTgtlf
AtlrtiileitKiiit Yield (looil rliuuielal He
tulli, Tho supper and cntortalnmenti given
by the ladles Ot tho Mcthodbt church
and the young peuplo of the samo con
gregation In tho opera hottea 1'uesday
evening, wns tho most largely attended
of any similar event over held In Dom
ing. So great was tho crowd that tho cood
ladles hud oxhausted their ampin supply
of ndlblcs long before tho people had
ceased arriving. The supper was excel
lent, aud loo cream added not a llltlo to
the occasion.
the literary mid musical program
rendered by the members of tho "Uuy
linen" wan ontiroly successful and the
little folks, one mid all, did thonuolvM
proud In their cifortc. 'Iho tableaux
were eepeolally pretty. The program
was as frllowst
r"Mt), Two Little Olili in ntue, Uul Ij'JJW' '
l 'Hint, qotrrtl Atnennr the Plotter.
iH-. . in Norma Kwum.
Hn. Tit SplHiilnc Whwl Satig,
. MlM JIU BlttkHMItor.
aonf, noUMI IImI. UlitMin.
hi-, bill Wly Umd; HinM UubiMiir.
cniawu'i nni irn,
llserr iUIUwl
lira. Ih" L'iiltnlhd Vnfr,
ana Talilmn.
. miiium ri
'uMr.
M)fo. Mlaluh lkilli.
Htm,
lllu Uli FMidall
Rr. LArn If. K-a.i If nltitf.
tiui aitimi mttiwii
Iimlru. Dl. Km anil Hick.
tlluM Hiarkviulhiir ad .Nonlldiut.
TahMu, tltuj mt.
I.ut Nlalit' Dunce,
A larg crowd yvm present nt the
pbantnui danco given In the opera homo
last evening for the benefit of the gym
nasium. Promptly at ulno o'clock tho
grand march wot had, composed of fifty
allpgod ghot. After that tho phantoms
hnd n merry tlino for nbout an hour,
when tliosu present tinmaskcd and
danced until after Inltthlght. Quito a
neat sum wne idded tn tho fund.
The music for tho evening was f urn
Isltod by nn orohastrn compiMod of Dom
ing ladles -ilonlatiins L, 11, Drown,
Qexirgo iielhy and W. I). Walton.
lnilirotlnjrti rai-nntuiRe,
The billion Aid Hooloty of tho Mctho-
dlit churct), tinilor whoio nimplocs tin-
supper wns given In tho opera house
Tuesday, will ojtpend tho proceeds
over ?7Ji In ereotlug a study for the
minister, the samo to be locate! at the
parsonage
Oattle aiiliimrnli.
Managor W. D. Duke, of tho Hnggln
Ilrart; ootnpaiiy and I.. II. llrowfi, of
the Alamo Hueco outfit, shipped over
six hundred head of oattle from this
tiolnt to Denver buyore during tho week.
Spring shipments will continue for tho
next thrco months.
Hctinol Untertalnnieiit.
Tho pupils of tho Doming publlo
loboolB will giro an ontortalnmout for
tho purpose of rslelug funds to make nil-
dltltiiial pnrchasos for tho school library.
The entertainment will likely bo of "Vo
Oldou 'lime" stylo.
Itenl lUtnto Truurr.
W. J, Wamol, tho Silver avenuo
butohor, hau purchased tho brlak build
ing below the bank, owned by Gardner
and Glllls and U lilting up tho same, pre
paratory to occupying It as a butcher-
shop aud meat market.
I'ralrle l'lren.
I'mlrle fireo ware burning to the west
along the Ur itliern 1'aelllo railroad
traaksevornl iitgh( (lining tlto week.
The grtun I dry and bttrni readily. No
dnmago done.
Anatlitr Oullillitiltet
It Is underttaod that S. Ikon, the pres
ent efficient deputy sheriff, will bo a
candidate for tharlJI nt next fnll'a oon-
ventlon.
8lioil tlmvil 'lioil
X. A. llolleh will have In early next
wk a flue lino of ladle' summer nhot,
lu blaok and tan. Oxford tla a special
ty. Wutt fur thorn.
Tli l'uiular lioort.
The Turf oetitluuee t being the pop
ular retort of Dsinlng ami there It U that
yiiu alwaya fltul tlio erowd. Only ihe
best liquor and cigars kspt ou hand.
Quiet oluli rooms iiUaohod. On to tlio
Turf when vim wish to snend a nulet
and enjoyable ovenlng.
ii. a. ivMuwr.i.'i prop.
Nrllotl.
(looreo D. Hauler, formerly of tho
Thinner House In Silver City, has leased
the Southern Hotel and uiminlotoly re
fitted and remodeled It. He wilt tnbii
ehurge nu April 1st and will conduct It
upon isiiropcan niaii. ino utnitig room
service will be tho finest over olfcrrd to
thn nubllulu the southwest. Larn-o and
commodious rooms, l'coplo attending
aottrt next month will II ml tho Hotithcrn
tho placo to stop. Tho dining room was
thrown upon to tho publlo yesterday.
Serure room lu advance. Utorge
JDIIVIIW,
Mntiift Of Tiitine Wlul Hnt-e tteeil Alibi
ineiimt to Attend Calirli
I-'ollowlnir Is th6 Ilstnf Jurymen drawn
for tho doming term, which convenes ot
Silver City ou Apfll Olh. Tho meet lln
porlant rase will bo that of the Southern
Pacific braUeirihu, Deal, for the murder
of tho tramp at Lordsbtirtf in January.
(IbahiI J uHtiita -George IlOrnhrook,
William H. Kllburn, II. 1). Ollbort, J. I).
Jee, Henry Lester, It. Yf. Orabe, M. V.
Cox, Martin Mahrr, Hyroan Abraham.
I.co liuiiuor, Join T, Jtulr, A. 11. Thomp
son. James Matthew. John I. Hasllnss.
James W. Olllett, ,1. Mayfiold, 11. 11.
Btaniey, John jjmer, I'rauK I'relsscr. J.
J.Turuwr, W. H. Whit, John Fritter,
Frank Proctor, Harry Merrill, John Hpll
ler, P. J, Dndd, John Corbet t.
Pwrrr Jtmons I.tioaa Meerj'nn, II. u.
Landrum, h. llroelar, (I. W. Vera, Frank
DavintiortfAJamo Harvoy, Hugh
li. Amber, A. . (loodoll, Christ Feller.
John Bhnrmuii, Jnseph Bolilonor, O. M.
Nolan, W.1U Morrill, John J. Martin,
Walter Derbyshire, Thomas Knott, A.
W. Harriot N. A. Ilol ohi Max Debut.. A.
A. Alt, O. it. Htnlth, b. O, llobart, J. II.
Crlovr, Gcorgb llegll, II. M. Hiighee,.
Dlmmlek, William Lnlrure, Frank Alii
sun, A. M, Little, Morris Longstrctb, 1C
A. ltobluton.
U. A. It. ll.VIMMl'Ml.'XT.
Witt 3Itt At AlbmiliriiitlB Krit Month
The If luvonth Annual Hnoampment ot
tho Department of New Mexico, will
convene at tlio Knights of Pythias Hall,
In tho city of Albuquerque, nt the hour
of 10 o'clock a. in,, Thursday, April 10th,
1801. Past Commander-in-Chief Pair.
ohlld will surely bo pretont, aud It Is ox-
peeled that CommamUr-Iti Chief Adams
will also be present during tho settlon.
'Ihe Department Commander has ap
plied to tho Atchison, Topeku & Bnulu
Ve Itnllruwl comimny and the Atlantlo
ife Pnelrtc Hallroad conqMiny, for special
rates of fare for the round trip for nil
Comrades detlrlng to attend tho Diionmp-
ment, but no answer has been received
up to this date. Applications fur tickets
should b uiado to tlio local ticket ofilccs.
Tho local post will bo represooted bi
ll. A. Kuuwleanud others.
HI! VKTOHII l-n
1'rrtlilrnt OtrTclanil jr Iho Aeliiornafi
11111 Cuiinut llrcomo ii Law,
Spteixl to the IlglnUoiiri
Washington, March HQ President
Cleveland Inn restored Ihe lllnml sultior
ago JIIII au4 thereby destroyod all
chuuee of It over beanmlng n law.
Ilftim KreptiiK lloakK.
Tho Satitn Fo Aw .UnriMii of last
Saturday iwiyii
v. ii. uttiie, ino iieininguaiiK wrooaer.
Is getting on very well at tho peniten
tiary. At first Hupt. llergman placed him
at work In tho yard, then transferred him
to tho garden, and them Dauo hobaved
so sensibly that the superintendent mailo
up Ills mind to prmnuto him at tho first
opportunity. Jo-day Mr. Dauo was set
nt work lu tho uftloe of tho Institution.
Comiitlnisnlnr.
The Iy)rdsburg lAktnl of last week
has the following!
It may not be known tn tho pooplo at
Lordsbtirg that Dr. J. M, llulloak of
Deming makes n specialty of atl diseases
and diiarmugoments nf tho eyes. Ho
has on hand nil tho nenoinry mnehlnory
to look Into thn bottom of a penon's oya
mid find but what Is tho matter of It.
He alio has on hand all tho dlfTnreut
kinds of glasses that aro mado and can
how a porson Just what kind ot glasses
ho may nerd. 'Iho l.ibtrnl recently
thought It right eye was preparing to
Jolu its left leg, which was out oft about
a year ago and so consulted Dr.llullook.
Tho doctor examined the oyo with tho
aid of his specially prepared telescopo
and gave tb glad information that no
glasses wcro needed.
SiMu Ulllliiir).
W. P. Tostcll has luat received n toe-
mid Involco of now ijifibg millinery and
oilier now goods will arrlVo early next
weott.
lilirluB Animiiuenmcntai
W would . reflpsotfully call your at
tention to the fact that wo aro lit recelnt
of tho finest and largest stork of dry
goods and hoa over brought to south
ern New Mexleo. It oouslstsof:
Meee -Thii very latest In Point D'lr
laude, In large variety and patterns,
Pamaols aud sunshades.
Caisou Such wcll-liunwit brands ns
Dr. WnruM',0. P. and lJall's, In blaok,
white and grnt.
Hosiery ami underwon'r.
'I'ablo damaslt, napkins nuu towels
Atl grades and quulltle.
White gomls Iawus, nnluDooU, ludltt
llneu. India mull white, cream add
colored.
Dress goods -CftlUmoros, silk finish
Henrietta cloth blaok and nil tho latest
colors.
Half wqol ounlllcs, pongees, colored
wash silks.
Woah goodi--5enhcr eliighams, plain,
checked ami strmvdi oottott pougeoe,
sateens, solid btach, black with white
and oolorod Ogttros; Arabian dimity,
drotcli dimity, Oreolan lawn, colored
batiste, outing cloth and tenzlo down,
Uloflched and uiibleached muillus,
Lonsdale cambric, sheotliu? find ullloiv
casing In nil wldthst collwn, uhlrtluge,
gingham oprou chock, mid urelf
unamuraya ami i-orcnics.
In fact cvvrythltfg lu Iho dry jobds
una. .
Prices tn suit this times, .
Would bji plpaseil tn thW 4tnp'loi and
prices ttt ut-oft05vn etutomem.
BatlKftiotloq Is grfaratitCHil,
O. Whmshi k Co,
iMING'S FJIiJI ML
Tho Pcoplo Found Out It Was Henf
Tueeaty Night
IS HEIRS tillM-. AWAYf
The lirll trltislilfl(i Hiimlrell Pmnli(
-Tllfi Fire Uoj llullrt it lloii.rir mui
Tliffi llllltt tlm Jlnll-Tit b I'lareil H.ill
hli tloiiTuwerlH Thn (Jfrilrat lni-lnn ..f"
Hie oil j.-I)!inliiff Jfow Una A Cilinplci
rir l)pimrliiitiiitrir ilitrkfli Alfrt
ArrUo llurliii; Um Week.
TilO facStllo bt hiltllnf MM rnrnl.ltf
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tlformod nf tho rant tlmt bit Imn.luiii.d
ncWfirA ball bail aiflril Tm..,t.u
Ingmbout eleven e'oWk.
I lie nro boy linvo Hcretly lent AWsy
to the C. S. Ilnll comnnnv nt HlllaWir
ougb, Ohio, for a 1000 pound fire hell
mowimoreneriing hero last Battin a---
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muiniigwaa eaiu, nut tlint niglittlio town
was awakened by tho llrlug of sbou,
rlllL'IlJff of tllO bell anil thn lirltrht ll1w.
shed by a large btnllro on Pino stre. t
and Gold avenue. Whoa theseenrwsi
reached, it found that tho mill mill nmi.
motion was merely n woloomo for h
boll, mid the Joke was noeopted lu gocl
humor.
Tho bell can be heard for miw
around and cost something Ilka $MO.
'llio member nf Dm iif ,Ut.n,...,f
will uow go to work to eeouro an Iron
mwor upon wiiisn to place tho boll nna
locate the samo In tho central portion '
tho elty.
TllO tlHVS havo lalmroil linr.l nml I...
ctMsntly to raise funds to purchase tho
un nuu are naiuraiiy eiawu ovor their
SllOeeSS. Ther drai-rrn lmlilln im.nnil
and should havo no trouble In securing
Hinds for the tower.
Dentins now boast an efflelent nml
first clam flro deiinftment one whle.i
would be a credit to a city of five times'
Its size.
lira IJyilrnnta.
The fire hydrants of tbo Defnii'iir Lnml
is Wntef company havo aitlvid and will
bo placed lu position along tho principal
streets nt oueo.
An lnlrllii(r I'rnsrnnt'
Tho literary exorcises to bo held lit
tho Methodist "hurch Thursday ovonlitif,
April Cth, by tho member of tho Christ
Inn llndoavor and Hpworth Leaguo .
cletles promises to bo very Interesting.
This Is tho first entertainment of tlm
kind attempted by those orgaulr-atlmn
and tho membenj are putting forth every
effort to mako I success. No odmls-
tioitAvIll bo charged aud nil ere wolcome.
Tho exercises will consist of rondlnj;
recitations, singing, dohnto aud otbcv
features.
SIiiiIh Anollmr Htrllio.
MoMrs. Hrymauii, lioor. and Peek,
operating In tlioSablual district In Mex
loo, havo made n strike of horn ullvi r
wh'oh Is said to bo richer thait nnytbli
over before found In tlto southwont. TI o
ore was fouiid In large quantities and
will yield the owners a fortune lu lueir.
r.atiV (!yiifU.
Tho ladles of Deming nro taking un
usual Intorestin blovollnrlutt at urniti'iit
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And sctnlo twelve ladld'a whorls havi
been Ordered !v tho fair sex. A rluti
mIIIsiiou bo orcutilzed cud tho ladlfn
will give their gentlemen friends point
ers ou grace in i ruling,
Itaatiir 8rlri.
Easter was observed lit tho city
churches by special services, tho con
gregations at all placea of wurahlp being-
large at both services. Hpoclal miiili-1
was tho fcntnro and sermons appropriate
to tho occasion wore dolkorcd.
Itnprr'a Trial I'fuliimii-il,
Owing to lack of funds with which tn
hold ait cxtfMtori session, tho trial of
John A. Hdpr, for tho murder of young:
Steele, of Las Oruccs, at Jllllibormig
this, month, haa been potipoued uuill
next fall.
Alliimt Iriiirwillmi,
Dosplte tho dull time, freight shlp-
menu Into Doming over both the Hanta
Fe nnd Southern Pnelfle systems show n
marked Increase over last year.
AuotlierTIieattjusli
Several ef thn Ideal arhltcttrs R'e re-
besrtlug a. drama, enlliWd, "ItrKe, thr
I'oorhouiS aitl." The play will H given
for the brnefH of ilia Upfucopaf tihuroh)
ofnot!iu3 noxt iiiontU.
Arbor JTiii-'oiiaervana.
Arbor Dal", the call for wXi'ch appears
olnewhvrei Will bo nppro'tlrltttely ob
served liy h publlo mllubU ot Deming.
Vettcritiir'a MitUiUi
flllVor w.a? iiuokil tft fisUrday
and lead ft.U. .
If Snuituir.
I)r.A li. 'VVIiUmer, HmUtl will b
herd Vcduoadny, and remain for a few
days.- '
Trth Fruit ami Vre(nJ)l.
Orangfiii, leinon, rpU, oabbag"
ftosh eViry waekjet , . .
FWifimaii & 11U Co
Kvefythlnf In tlm grocery line 4
t'hiisu'ii el. tsip for (nmIk-
IK
Continual jYtii
iiauitr prujirionr.
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