John H…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

e that science could suggest, but in vain, as the little innocent died on Monday night. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community. John H. Mattocks, a recent arrival from the east, father of James A. Mattocks, has open- ed a blacksmith shop in the Broadway block. A 90 pound brick worth $2,200 in silver and gold came in from the Mogollons yesterday. It was the result of twelve day’s run on Maud S. ore. J. E. Hussey and B. P. Barnes came in from East camp Monday, bringing in a neat little brick of gold and silver valued at $1,000. The Steeple Rock company is making a record for itself and its deserving stockholders. Miss Cooley, daughter of Harvey Cooley, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. W. Fleming during the past week, enjoyed a very pleasant serenade tendered her by musical friends on Monday evening. An impromptu dance was participated in by the young lady’s hostess and a few friends. Silver City School Report High School. Number enrolled, Junior Class, 10; Sub Junior Class, 11 The first wholly high school, the second preparatory and high school together. Per cent of attendance, 99. Neither absent nor tardy, 19. (See names at conclusion of report.) Room No. 5 — Grammar Grades