The eagle., November 13, 1895, Page 3, Image 3

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

Image provided by: University of New Mexico

                
TJ1E EAULK: WKDXKSKAY, XOYHHV It III 1H!5.
3
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Nevsy Notes of Happenings Purely
Local.
A Grist of Kciiduhlc run;rplm Which
Hlionld Not be Overlooked
II V Our Keudern.
The Morrill Opera house tloor lias been
planed mul smoothed preparing it for
dancing.
Tlie new Broadway saloon, of Charles
I'ii ni y, i I l:e oj 1 1 ed before the begin
ning of the court lerni.
The Joining Headlight pays, that the
Silver C'ily Enterprise in now a full
fledgid anarchist and roleumly declares
thai there is no longer any freedom in
New Mexico.
The work of Grant county's prisoners
upon the streets of Silver City, under
thw direction of maivhal Kil burn and
guarded by James 11. Prent, is making
a pent improvement m the appearance
of ii e ni .
T: e cuhiiniis an 1 piales are in place
for the front of the addition to the Sil
ver City na ional bank building, to be
occupied by (iillett A son, and it will be
rapidly pushed loeouipleUon by the eon-
. tractors .he Itlack & Aikins company.
The debris of the old Truendell build
ing, opposite the pinto Hice-, destroyed by
the flood, is being wheeled out into Main
street in front of the Enterprise ollice,
by the fount y prisoners, under direction
of marshal Kilhuru.
Died At Silver City, N. M. November
tí. 18lJó, Florence, infant daughter of
John M. and Annie Fritter, aged one
veur, tw nioirhs and two days. The
funeral, from the family residence
on Wednesday, November 7th, was at
tended by sympathizing friends. Rev,
A. A. Hyde, the Methodist minister,
conducted the funeral services.
Rev. Edward S, Cross left for
Mogollón, yesterday niornimr, to re
turn on the day More Thanksgiv
ing. He intends to hold morning and
evening services at Mogollón, next Sun
day. In his absence, Rev. l'rof. Sel by
will olliciate, next Sunday morning, at
the Episcopal Church, here. There
will be no evening service. On
the following Sunday, the Church will
probably be closed, for repairs and im
provements. Elsewhere in this issue of Tun Eaiii.e
will be found the proclamation of the
President of the United States designat
ing Thursday, November 28! h as a day
of thanksgiving for the blessings which
we enjoy and that the situation is no
worse, mere is no person, proiianiy,
who has not something to be thankful
for. A few years agowhen the low price of
silver began to affect the mining indus
try in New Mexico, a number of miners
were congregated in a Grant county
camp, on Thanksgiving day and after
several had expressed themselves as
having nothing to be thankful for, an
other, of a "happy, go lucky" disposi
tion said, "I have much to be thankful
for, I am so glad I am alive."' Let
us eat our thanksgiving turkey,
help the poor, give thanks and be glad
that we are alive.
GUAM) HORSE SALE.
At Silver City, N. M. Nov. 20,
27, ami 2S, 1S)5.
The Hart Bros Land and Cattle
Co. L'd will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder all the Horses
comprised in their brand as follows:
One hundred head of Horses well
broken, weighing from 7-r0 to 1200
pounds, suitable for Roadsters,
Freighters, Saddle Horses and ex
pert Cow-ponies.
Fifty head of Horses unbroken,
naturally, Kind and (ientle dis
positions, good size and well bred.
One hundred head of well bred
mares ana runes.; part ot mem
well broken to saddle and harness.
Broadway Hotel.
This Favorite Hotel has
been completely refitted
and is first class in
every particular.
Sample Room in Connection.
At. the next term of the district court
to be held here, on the lSih inst. the
only important criminal cases to be tried
are those of Juan Trujillo and Abel Du
ran, indicted for the murder of Cipriano
(jnKu-.ileí, on the Rio Mimbres, last
April, and W. C. Davenport, whose case
will como lieíore the grand jury for the
killing of Sig. Weisl, at Carlisle.
A SerloiiH Accident,
The Mogollón stage was overturned
within a few yards of the store at Gra
ham, last Friday night and George R.
lirown, Superintendent of the Copper
Queen mine at Cooney, who was a pas-
semrcr on the static, had his left knee
dislocated and the leg other wise badly
bruised. Dr. Steele was called and re
placed I he dislocated joint. Mr. lirow n j
is at Graham and will probably be j
laid up for several weeks. Mrs. Rrowni
left on Monday morning's Mogollón at M l10urs tlav antl
stage for Graham, to wait upon herj .
husband until he can be removed to his! lllgllt.
home in this city. ! Ovsters, fish and eame in season.
j The best m i.á in the city.
ous condition, of which the driver was J 1111 Ull,
not aware. This is the lirst accident io. Chef and Manager.
the stage line of Messrs Marriott and I
House.
A,' Abraham,
Proprietor.
BROADWAY RESTAURANT.
Under Broadway Hotel.
Everything New nnd Elegant.
Recent work had changed the wagon
road ai d left the old track in a danger-
WANTED-AN IDEAJñSSVKg
( . H. Miinson is hauling hav into thing to patent? Protect your Ideas; they may
, It fi i" . briui you wealth. Write JOHN WKDDEli-
town from Happy valley. He has c, t BURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
and baled abot 175 tons this season. D. C., for thoir 1,81)0 prize offer.
Curd of ThitnkH.
The undersigned take this method of
extending to all, who so kindly assisted
us in our bereavement by the death of
our beloved daughter, Florence, and,
who by their words of sympathy soothed
the woes of such bereavement., our sin
cere and heartfelt thanks.
Joiiv M. FniTTKi!.
AxsiK Fmttki:.
John Riiockmax, Pres. Thou,
F. Coxwav, Vice Pres.
353 9.
J. W. Cut-run, Cashier
The Site City National Bat,
SILVER CITY, N. M.
CAPITAL $50,000. SURPLUS $14,000.
Adranrea made on Gold and Stiver Bullion.
DEPOSITS SOLICITED. EXCHANGE FOR SAI E.