To the Editors of the Enterprise:
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

. This is the second fire the S.L.C. Co. has passed through, having lost their large store over a year ago in the “big fire.” Beyond this com- pany no other efforts seem to be making to come Phoenix-like from the ashes. The Ever Glorious To the Editors of the Enterprise: You would accommodate us very much by announcing through the columns of your “little sheet” that on the 4th of July the public school this district, No. 45, will have a grand exhibi- tion, consisting of speeches, tableaux, etc., etc., by the scholars at the town of Cooney, to be followed at night by a general round up of the bucks and ladies and a grand ball for the benefit of the school. During the day the stars and stripes will be hoisted over the school house, while the scholars sing “My Country ’Tis of Thee.” This we believe to be the first flag raised over a school house in New Mexico and we propose it to stay as long as the school is in session, ever anon. Very Respectfully, M. C. Logan, Wm. Carmichael, M. Cooney. Fire At Central On Monday night or Tuesday morning, between 12 and 1 o’clock, the store claimed by Skelly brothers, and also claimed by S. Lin- dauer, of Deming, was burned. The fire was undoubtedly of incendiary origin, as a small ( 49 )