.  Logan,

Wm.  Carmichael,

M.  Cooney.

Fire  At  Central

On  Monday  night  or  Tuesday  morning, 
between  12  and  1 o’clock,  the  store  claimed  by 
Skelly  brothers,  and  also  claimed  by  S.  Lin- 
dauer,  of  Deming,  was  burned.  The  fire  was 
undoubtedly  of  incendiary  origin,  as  a small

( 49  )

frame  building  in  the  rear  had  been  saturated 
with  coal  oil  and  hay  saturated  with  oil  piled 
alongside  and  then  set  fire  to.  The  building 
was  a total  loss,  no  insurance.

The  Pacific  mill  closed  down  at  3 o’clock 
Thursday  morning,  having  drained  the  reser- 
voir of  the  Silver  City  Y/ater  Works  of  water.

From  the  June  20,  1890,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise

EDW-  L.  DOHENY

REPORTS  ON  MINES  AND  MINING  TITLES

TO  MINE  OWNERS:

The  undersigned  is  prepared  to  examine 
and  report  on  mining  propositions  and  titles  to 
mining  claims  and  to  do  the  necessary  legal 
and  clerical  work  connected  with  obtaining 
United  States  patents  for  mining  locations 
guaranteeing  the  greatest  possible  dispatch 
and  giving  advice  in  regard  to  the  most  eco- 
nomical and  expeditious  manner  of  procuring 
patents  to  mineral  lands.

PATENTS  OBTAINED 
With  the  least  possible  expense  and  shortest 
possible  time.

Call  on  or  address 
EDWARD  L.  DOHENY,

Silver  City,  N.  M.

P.  O.  Box  181  Office  over  Crawford’s  Store

EDITOR’S  NOTE:  Edward  L.  Doheny