The eagle., May 06, 1896, Page 3, Image 3

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

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THE KAliLK: V LL'.NKSDAY, MAY ft. ÍBW.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Newsy Notes of Happenings Purely
Local.
A (irlHt of HtMldtible I'liniKrupln Whlili
Ntuitilil Not he Ovei'uMMitil
It V our ItfuilerH
Duming Iiuh a brass band nf V.) pieces
nuil it is said that they la tine.
"Why cannot HTi I vt-r City have a hand?
Tim Eaíü.k acknowledges the receipt
oí an invitation to the commencement
exercises of the New Mexico school of
mines at Socorro, May 7, 18.
Their will noon he organized a ladies
lodge for the wives, daughter., and soiih
of members of the A Ü. U. W. lodire.
It will he called the Degree of Honor.
I troop of t lie 1st cavalry, in command
ofCapt. Pitcher, and Lieut Jinks, passed
through enrout for Ft. Rayard Monday
from a 40 days trip toSolomanville Ariz,
A new schedule is reported for the
Santa Fe shortly and it is rumored that
the change is liable to deprive every
towniN the territory of day light trains.
The Club House base hall nine went
up to I'inos Altos last Sunday afternoon
and played the I'inos Altos nine, with a
score of 0x21 in favor of the Club Housi'.
J). 1'. Carr, secretary of the board of
education has moved his ollice from his
residence to the Rennett building on
Ri'llard street, over Jones' Meat Market
where all meetings of ilie board wiil be
held.
PiniU'V ik Robinson of PIihmiíx, A. T.,
expect to establish a bicycle manufac
tory either at Albuquerque or 1'hienix,
within the next few months. If they
make as good a wheel as they sell, they
cannot help but meet with success.
At the council meeting last Friday
evening the following were elected to
t lie vil v otlices: . 11. Kilburn, mar-
shall ; W. F. Lorenz, clerk ; 11. Abraham,
treasurer; Frank Wright, city attorney;
II. H. Ret tH, assessor. Health and tire
eommitte.-s were also elected.
On last Friday evening a large com
pany of friends of Mis: Relie Kckles
gave her a very pleasant surprise party,
The evening was passed by dancing and
with other amusements. And a very
enjoyable time was had by all. The
following are those who were present:
Misses Marjorie Raymond, Alice Railey,
Ressio Hooir, l'hania Uptogrove, Mable.
Miller, Agnes Oreen, Relie liaddis, Kssie
Abraham, Lida Mcintosh. The young-
men were Messrs. Norman l'ronger,
Charlie Morrill, RaxU-r Rishop, Oliver
AVilliams, Clarence Rayne, Horace Mos
es, Will Rivers, Will Lorenz, Charley
Spann, Frank Reed, Sam Kckels, and
Frank Jones.
A Foul l'lot.
Last week Sliuriff Shannon, brought
in Harry Parker and Hiriuan Roswell,
for conspiracy to murder P. H. McDer
mott, at Carlisle.
It seems the trouble grew out of a
mining deal between MeRermott and
Roswell. The former had leaded a mine
from the later for tf'iOOO and had paid
him $2000, and would not pay the bal
ance $:'.000, ami hard feelings ensued.
I is reported that Roswell gave Harry
Parker if 200 to kill McDcnnott. They
are new in the county jail under $1000
bond.
Sift hull 1st Church Itcm-tlt.
The following is the program of the
entertainment, to he given at Morrill
Opera house, tonight for the benefit f
the M. L Church. Tickets on iale at
Porlerlield's Drug store. Prices of ad
mission 00 cents, no extra charges (or
reserve seats.
I'AHT I.
1. Overture Dcr Freischutz C.Czerny
Mesdanii's Laird, Norton and Morrill.
2. Paper The Japanese,
Mrs. N. S. Rerray.
2. Vocal Duet Sweetly the Moon
light Reaming. Misses Maude Knuckev
and Lida Mclniosh.
4. Piano Solo "I'is thus Ordained
Mendelssohn. Mrs. (!eo. Selby,
5 Reading in Iri-h Dialect. .
Mrs. Maud Fielder,
(i. Vocal Solo I Love You So
Mrs. Chas. Ashtou.
7. lolin Solo . .liotterinaii. ,
Mr. A. Loch.
8. Recitation Cobra
Miss Mary Agee,
9. Instrumental Duel . ... Midsummer
Night's Dream. Mendelsohn. Miss
Alice Railey, Mrs. W. II. White.
10. Do ible Q iartette,. .. .Faithful and
True liriihil Chorus from Lohengrin.
Mesdaines Morrill, White, Sithol,
Laird, Norton, Misses Railey, Knuckev.
I'AHT II.
Cantata. A lianh f Singing Flow
ers. Gardner, Mrs. A. J. Lnomis ; Man
in the Moon, Mr. Geo. Hoiiser; Rutter
eup, Miss Maude Knuckev: Sunllower,
Miss Pearl Childers; Rose, Miss Ilatlle
Whitehill; Daisy, Miss Lida Mcintosh;
Lilv, Loa Warner; Pansy, Mr. Clarence
Ravne;Tulip. Misses Uptogrove, Powell;
Carnatiou, Miss Atkins; Pianist, Mrs.
Letiie R. Morrill.
Tin- .School II. aril.
A meeting of the board of education
of the independent school district of
Silver City was held on Monday, May
4th, and D. P. Carr was selected as a
member of I he board in place ot R. L.
Powel resigned, bis appointment by the
board being rat illed and approved by
the county superintendent of schools
B. T. Link. The board was organized
by theelection of C Rennet t as presi
dent and D. P. Carr secretary. On ac
count of shortage of funds there being
an indebtedness of fOóT.OO at the close
of the last school month April 27th
and it appearing to the board ihit the
revenue to derived from the Jul. e ap
portionment will, probably, be i-sulli
cient to pay this indebtedness and the
expense of running the schools longer
than the present school m.mth lie
hoard ordered iliut (lie schools be closed
lor the term on Friday, May 22, 180(1.
Adjourned to meet at 7.:10 p. le. Mav
ftlh.
('ni. Ticket! Itniiovwil.
Last week Col. II. L. Picket! removed
from this city to Salt Lake Cuy, L'lah.
Col. Pickett has been a resident of .-'li
ver City for many years and was one of
the most prominent attorneys in this
part of tht territory. In recent, yearn
lie made a specially of niinii g litiga'iou
and w as very successful in t be important
cases w hich wert intrusted lo him. He
was one of our most respected ri i.ens
and hi: lo-s to this community will I e
severely felt.
TEN CENTSTORE
BORENSTEINBROS.
l'KOl'UIKTOKS.
Dealer in
dry coons ami clothing,
LADIKS', GKNTS' and
CIIILDK'KN S SHOKS. GLASS
iWAKIv and CK'OCKKK'Y.
On
But turd St.
To allien
Next
A Sun
Doop
Broadway Hotel
This Favorite Hotel has
been completely refitted
and is lirst class in
every particular.
Sample Room in Connection.
A. Abraham,
l'rirititr.
BROADWAY KKSTA UHANT.
Under Broadway Hotel.
Everything New anl Elegant.
Meals at all hours, day and
night.
Oysters, fish and game in season.
The best meals in the city.
Jim On,
Chef and Manager.
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