The eagle., November 06, 1895, Page 3, Image 3

About The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???

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THE EAGLE: WEDNESDAY, XOVEMBEK 6 18!6.
ITEMS
OF INTEREST.
Newsy Notes of Happenings
Local.
Purely
V (irint of liimlnhle rumeriipliH 1 1 1 1 1
Should Not b Overlooked
l!V Our Ki'rtdcrs.
Service
next Sll i
. 'ross.
v r lie Kpiacopal church,
ay, as usual, by Kev. Edwasd
All are cordially invited.
T. N. and J. W. Cliilders urn out at
F 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 tr doing assessment work on
claims belonging to the Old Man mining
company.
Col. H. L. Pickett, attorney at law
has moved his library to his residence,
where all having business with him
should call.
Work on the streets still goes on and
should b continued until those in every
part of town are improved equally with
those upon which work has been done.
The foundations are laid for the ad
dition the Hank building, to be occupied
br titilen, ami Son. Schneider and
Schaible are burning the brick to Ihj
used in building the walls.
Mrs. 11. Mcintosh has given up her
lease on the Southern Hotel. D. H.
Brownell, owner of the property, will
comtinue the business as heretofore.
.Mih. Mcintosh and family have taken
rooms at the Timnier Hjuse.
A newspaper reporter is a privileged
character. The court trying the Dur
rant case has decided that a reporter
cannot In? compelled to divulga sources
'of information. The same ruling was
made by an eautern court recently.
He v. Edward S. Cross will hold ser
vices at Mogollón, on two Sundays, Nov.
17th and 24th, and at outlying places
on week davs. The Episcopal church.
here, will be closed, for important re
pairs and improvements, during and on
both of the Sundays named.
Sam. P. Wells, who has been forsever
al months with A. S. Uoodell, at the
Old Man corral, lias leased the liroadway
Corral and opened it on the 2d inst. Mr.
"Wells has an extei. (led acquaintance in
Grant county and will no doubt merit
and receive Ivs shareof public patronage.
He will make a specialty of feeding tran
sient stock, liive liiin a i all.
The fall term of the district court for
Grant County will commence in Silver
City on Monday, November 18th. Judge
H. 15. Hamilton, of the Socorro district
will preside, exchanging with Judge
Bantz, the latter having been of counsel
in cases coming up for trial at the coming
term. Judge liantz will not return here
unt il late in December, when the election
contest cases in Dona Ana county will
ho decided.
The Timnier House dining room was
closed la-t Friday evening. Mr. I'.ur
dick says i hat this action was not taken
because of lack of patronage, but owing
to the need oí repairs to the culinary
plant in he hotel. The Thinner will
be kept open for lodging accommoda
tion, and ii repairs are made, the diniig
room will be re-opened before court
week.
I). Neil A Co. Con. M. Nolan being
associated with Mr. Neff have em
barked in a. new enterprise and are
openu.g up a stock of crockery, glass
ware, lain é and paints, oils, &c in the
Skellv block, on Broadway near the
I'oslotlice. Both gentlemen are de
servedly popular and will secure a share
of patronage in their line, Mr; Nolan
will have charge of the new store.-
A. H. Hurl lee, Esq. distrust attorney,
returned on Sunday's train from Uills
boro, where he had been attending to
his duties in the district court of Sierra
county, held there last week. He se
cured tlie conviction of Nestor Gomez,
charged with the crime of assult to rape,
of assult while armed, and Gomez was
sentenced ,o .mx months in the peniten
tiary. The assault occured at Pinos
Altos, last fall and the case was taken to
Sierra countr on change of venue.
! James S. Fielder, Esq. defended
Gomez. Esperidion Murillo, whostabbed
Jack Nolan, at' Pinos Altos, was also
tried and convicted of an assault with a
deadly weapon and sentenced to seive
one year in the penitentiary, Murillo's
case was, also, taken to Sierra con my
on change of venue. He was defended
by J. A. Ancheta Esq.
A Fake.
The Broadway Opeiil"B.
The dance given at the Broadway, last
Saturday night by Messes. Aaron Schutz
owner and Abe Abraham, lessee, was
one of the most enjoyable social events
which has been given in Silver City for
years. The two large rooms used for
dancing barely afforded pace for tnt!
large number participating in the dance.
The elegant furnishings of the parlor
and other rooms of ihe hotel were in
spected by the numerous guests and all
pronounced the new Broadway the most
perfectly finished and conveniently ar
ranged hotel in the southwest. Refresh
ments were served to all attending the
dance and every one joined in wishing
the lessee success. The hotel opens
with a good local patronage and will
command a full share of transient custom.
Services al the M. E. Church, next
Sunday as usual. All are cordialy.
S500 Reward.
For cases of Rheumatism which cannot
be cured with DR. DUUMMOND'S
LIGHTNING REMEDIES, internal and
exteri al. Pleasant to take relieves at
once. Kestores sun joints, ora ran n,
and hardened muscles. If your druggist
does not keep it, do not take anything
else. Sei.dfMo our address by regis
tered letter or money order, and the full
month's treatment of two large bottles
will be sent to vour address. DRUM
MONI) M EDICI'NE CO. Lock box 1521,
New York.
The alleged "spiritual manifestations"
bv the Hume Fox combination, at
Morrill Opera House, on Sunday nighl
last, was as rank a "fake" exhibition as
has been inflicted upon the people of
Silver City in many months. Two
thirds of the advertised program was
omitted and what was performed par
took more of the character of sleight of
hand tricks than spiritual inaiiifeMations.
The hand billsanuounced that "a Ninnll
fee for admission would be collected at
the door," while fifty cents was the de
mand made of all who entered. The
performance was well attended.
TEN CENT STORE
BORENSTEIN BROS.
PROPRIETORS.
Dealers in-
i ... I
dky goods ana CLUllUAt.i
ladies', gents' and
CIIILDKENS' SHOES. GLASS
WARE and CROCKERY.
On
Bollard St. Next Door
To Oillett A Son.
WANTED-AN IDEArsorie
BUHN CO., Patent Attorneys, Waanlngton,
I). 0., for their $1,800 prize ollor.
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE.
I desire to inform you that having purchased the stock, fixtures
etc. of Mr. J. A. Kemmis, Watchmaker and Jeweler, I will continue the
business at the same place.
A select line of WATCHES, JEWELRY ETC. Carried.
I make a SPECIALTY of FINE WATCH REPAIRING and will
appreciate a trial and will guarantee satisfaction.
lv Very Truly,
J, ft. HICKS.