The hunting season closes May 1, and until…
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Ada M. Cutlerperson
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C. A. Gogginperson
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Lizzie Blackperson
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a.k.a. Miss Lizzie Black
Mrs. W. L. Jacksonperson
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Parker
communicated the news to Mr. Allen who said
he would look for the horse and if found would
notify the sheriff, but up to time of going to
press nothing has been heard from him. The
murdered man is well spoken of by his former
employers and by all who knew him.
From the May 2, 1890, Issue of The Enterprise
The hunting season closes May 1, and until
September 1, during which time it is unlawful
to kill deer, turkey, quail and grouse.
From ihe May 9, 1890, Issue of The Enterprise
Teachers employed during current year: C.
A. Goggin, principal, salary, $100.00; Ada M.
Cutler, Room 3, salary, $75.00; Mrs. W. L.
Jackson, Room 2, salary, $75.00; Miss Lizzie
Black, Room 1, salary, $75.00.
The school district is indebted on account
of advances of money made to former board of
trustees to Meredith & Ailman, in the sum of
$702.56, not including interest. Respectfully,
John S. Swift, E. Cosgrove, O. L. Scott, Trustees.
Silver City, New Mexico, May 1st, 1890.
On Tuesday evening last a lady was in-
sulted on one of the streets in this city by a
colored man. If the identity of the individual
can be established, he will be taught a lesson
which he will not soon forget. Such things
are of very rare occurrence in this city.
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