The workmen employed at the Flagler…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

on getting outside mounted their horses and escaped, going eastward. A posse is in pursuit. Crawford was in the employ of Hill, of Springer, N. M., and is well known by all stockmen. Bell has for the past year been in the employ of the Aztec Cattle company. — New Mexico. The workmen employed at the Flagler reduction works, who return home late at night have been troubled considerably during the past week by knights of the road, and they have become tired. They all carry batteries with them, and when again requested to stand and deliver, they may do so, and furnish a subject for a coroner’s inquest. O. C. Hinman is building an elevated side- walk around the eastern corner of his business premises. George has the contract and O. C. is doing the work. Nothing like keeping money circulating in the family. Road Suprevisor Durkee is doing good work on our streets, ably assisted by a number of the city’s boarders. The improvement was greatly needed, as one of the main thorough- fares had become all but impassable. Silver City will not be outdone by the windy Queen in matters of this kind. If the Enterprise is not very much mistaken it will be only a short time until she will again dis- tance all rivals. fi. From ihe November 13, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise Miner's Convention The Los Lunas Tragedy