The eagle., January 29, 1896, Page 3, Image 3

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

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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Newsy Notes, of Happenings
Local. '
Purely
A Urlut of Rendadle riiragraplii Which
Should Not bo Overlooked
Hy our Iti-mleri
U. S. court next Monday.
Chicago lady qnurtet aain tonitit ill
Morrill Opera house.
Grand bull and banquet of the A. 0.
17. W. February 14th.
The ladies' Japanese leap year party
one week from next Friday, Felt. 7.
Marshal Kilburn moved into the cot
tage next door to Tun Kacii.k ollice yes
terday. The hardware store of M. W. Neff will
lie moved to the Kidd building next
Saturday.
Church services at Finos Altos will be
held (D. V.) by Rev. A. A. Hyde next
Sunday I! p. in.
Quarterly meeting services w 1 1 be held
by Kev. Mr. Hovard ut ihe Methodist
cliMrch Sunday Ft by. 9.
At Lone Mountain, on Friday eve'g.
Jan'y Slat, services will be held bv Rev.
Kdward S. Cross, oí this city.
All are invited by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Hyde, to services at the M. K. church
next Sunday morning ami night.
February 12 is the Chinese New Year.
The celebration Wginnhig o:i the evening
of the 11th and continuingabout a week.
At the do )r of the court house is post
ed the deliniiieut tax list recen' I y made
up of all the years from 18S7 to 1895 in
clusive. Mr. C. W. Marriott, our popular ex
press agent will sing "The Sexton," a
rich bass solo, at the Methodist church
next Sunday.
The programes for theladies' leapyear
Japanese dance have been printed and
will be elegant souvenirs of Ihe event.
1150 were printed.
The second week of the Silver City
kindergarten opened w ith an attendance
of 28, and the Misses Matt hew.-are much
encouraged in their good work.
The Chicago lady quartet g ive a de
lightful entertainment to a large and
appreciative audience last night and tie
servo to be greeted by a crowded house
tonight.
A troop of cavalry passed through town
from Fort Hayard Monday morning en
route to Solomonvilie, Arizona, where
they will go into camp and probably re
main for some time. Another troop
went to Mule Creek on a scouting ex-pidition.
That "gentleman cow" landed in the
city pound before 10 o'clock last Wed
nesday morning and the next day was
taken to an enclosed pasture Beveral
miles from town. Great is the power of
the press. Sehili !
The board of regents of the Normal
school met at 7 p. in. Monday, present;
J. V. Fleming, president; W. G. Ritch
and J. A. Mahonev, secretary. Onlv
routine business was transacted and the
board adjourned subject to the call of
the president.
The Chicago Lady Quartette, who gave
a very lino entertainment here two years
ago, and last night will appear at Morrill
opera house, again tonight under the aus
pices of the Episcopal church society.
DoN't fail to bear them. Reserved seats
$1, at I'orteriield's.
It appears to be definitely settled that
the Maher-Fitzsimmons prize light, on
St. Valentine's day will take place on
the dividing line between New Mexico
and the Republic of Mexico, three miles
west of El Faso, on the line of the South
ern Pacific railroad. Seats in the arena
to witness the light will cost $20 each.
School superintendent Link has ap
portioned the school fund in the county
treasury on January 15, to the various
districts, the total amount being $4,(109.
90 and the rate $1.70 for each child enuin-
phiImiI Tli miv-i.r Pitv uidwwil roci-ivi'il
$!)tí5,()0, and from the distribution of the
precinct fund $(10.2(1 a total of $1,575.-
8(i.
Last Sunday, January 2(5, was one of
the most delightful winter days ever en
joyed even in this most perfect climatic
sanitarium of the world. Doors were
thrown wide open toadmit the glorious
sunshine, everybody was "abroad" in
the open air, ladies discarded their wraps
muí many gentlemen appeared on I be
streets in spring suits. It was a glorious
.lay.
Those fortunate jnes whoattended the
Methodist church last Sunday night were
treated to an exquisite vocal solo by Mrs.
Fayman. All who heard this rare voice
have freely expressed their admiration
of it. It is possible that this talented
lady will tavor the congregation again
next Sabbath eve. Ii is greatly to be
regretted that she will not remain here
permanently. As there arc a number
who would be glad lo avail themselves
of the opportunity t'or voice culture.
GILLETT & SON
Wholksalk and Kktaii.
MERCHANTS;
Jobbers and Dealers
in Staple and Fancy
AND
PROVISIONS,
CIGARS
and TOBACCO.
DRY GOODS,
CLOTH I NO,
HOOTS and SHOKS,
HATS and CAPS,
NOTIONS &c.
Carry the Largest
STOCK 01 GROCERIES '
in Southern New Mexico.
Buy in Carload Lots and
will not be undersold.
Only the freshest, best
and choicest brands
of all goods.
Special attention
given to Mail Orders.
SILVER CITY NATIONAL
To Cripple Creek,
The Denver and Uio (ramio K. It. is
the shortest and U'st route bel ween
Denver, ('olorado Springs and Pueblo to
the now Famous (oíd Camp at Cripple
Creek.
Tickets on sale through from all
points east to cripple Creek. Call on
your local agent and be sure that your
ticket ivad.i via the Denver and Rio
(Iran le It. It.
(Ailitlliimal I.oml mi Vage 13.)
Broadway, Dullard and
Texas Streets,
SILVKK CITY.N. M.
The Finest Retail
Grocery in the West.