Miss Cordelia, of Pinos Altos, languishes…

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of $9.00 per ton, or for the 18 acres a little over $1200. This is a net profit of $16 per acre. Miss Cordelia, of Pinos Altos, languishes in durance vile for “shooting up” the house of Miss Williams, of the same city. From ihe December 6, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise Vic Culbertson, of the GOS outfit on the Sapello, has been spaying a number of his cattle, and so far is well satisfied with the results. From 105 head spayed only two died. The work was done by W. R. Campbell, of whom Mr. Culbertson speaks in high terms. There is plenty of feed all along the Sapello. When Johnny McManigil was returning home from an entertainment with a young lady ( 29 ) Wednesday night, a party of cowboys, some- what under the influence of elixir, made an uncalled for remark. After Johnny had taken the young lady home he hunted up the cowboys, and after a few words a row was started. The three boys were knocked down as fast as they could get up, and soon concluded that they had struck the wrong man. Johnny is not only a dude and a spider, but is also a “scrapper” and knows how to resent an insult. From the December 13, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise Two Apache Indians were hanged at Flor- ence, Arizona, Friday last, for murder com- mitted in 1887.