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pected that a receiver will be appointed to take charge of the business. Mrs. O. E. Colby has opened dressmaking parlors over the Sentinel Office where she will be pleased to see her old friends. From the December 19, 1890, Issue of The Enterprise For A Quarter Of A Million Sheriff-elect James A. Lockhart spent a couple of days in this city this week securing his bondsmen. Under the law the sheriff is compelled to give a bond for $200,000, but while he was at it he filed his bond for $250,000, with the following names on the bond: C. H. Dane, S. Lindauer, G. Wormser, John Brock- man, John D. Bail, John W. Fleming, Jo E. Sheridan, M. W. Neff, A. E. Wolcott, C. C. Shoemaker, Israel King, Richard Hudson, Idus L. Fielder, John Corbett, J. P. Byron, N. Bolich, W. A. Leonard, S. S. Birchfield, D. C. Hobart, H. H. Whitehill. Mr. Lockhart will personally attend to the duties of the office with the assistance of his son, and will remove his family to this city in the spring. The deputies have not yet been named, but Mr. Laird will assist the sheriff until after the first term of court. PICTURES NEEDED Anyone having pictures taken in the year 1893 or in the years before 1893, which they think would be interesting to have in the future issues of “This Is Silver City,” would be doing us a great favor by loaning them to us.