Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1889-04-12
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chunk 2004 · paragraph 0
Two accidents occurred last week at Clif-
ton. A miner, slightly intoxicated, who was
riding up one of the incline roads, failed to
“duck” his head as the car passed under a beam.
The result was that his scalp was torn off and
shoved down his coat collar. There was no sur-
geon near, but a shoemaker replaced the scalp,
drew it tight with a clamp and stitched it down
with a waxed end, the miner quietly smoking
a pipe while the crude surgical operation was
being performed. A Mexican who had also
neglected to sign the pledge, fell down a
seventy-five foot shaft, where he remained all
night. In the morning he attracted attention by
singing, “We won’t go home till morning.” A
rope was lowered and he was pulled up, only
slightly hurt.
Albert Vega, better known as “Chicharo,”
now occupies cell No. 2 at the court house. He
has been a little too handy with his gun of late,
making ranakaboo plays. There are other boys
in town who may also be taught a lesson unless
they “take a tumble,” as it were.
A colored girl is languishing in jail for cor-
rupting the morals of Central. She was fined
$10 and costs, but not having the change handy
she was easily persuaded to come over to Silver
as the guest of Sheriff Whitehill.