EDITOR’S NOTE: Edward L. Doheny
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

nomical and expeditious manner of procuring patents to mineral lands. PATENTS OBTAINED With the least possible expense and shortest possible time. Call on or address EDWARD L. DOHENY, Silver City, N. M. P. O. Box 181 Office over Crawford’s Store EDITOR’S NOTE: Edward L. Doheny came to Kingston as a young man and taught school between using a pick and drill in the Kingston mines with Albert Bacon Fall with whom he was later to be involved in the Teapot Dome scandal which resulted in Fall’s death brought on by imprisonment. Fall was the one- time Solicitor-General of New Mexico. Doheny became one of the nation’s leading capitalists. From ihe July 4, 1890, Issue of The Enterprise Mail communication with Silver City and Alumina via Georgetown has been established, the first U. S. Mail Route traversing the route last Saturday. J. Hill is the postmaster of the new office. The Tremont House, the old stand-by and a most popular hostelry, is now under the man- agement of Mr. S. C. Hobart. The management is in excellent hands and no expense will be spared to make of the Tremont the first-class hotel of the city. The management of the Timmer House is now under the supervision of the genial Mr. Robert Roycraft, a gentleman of extended ex- perience in the conduct of hotels.