county.

Thomas  Lyons  desires  the  Enterprise  to 
inform  the  public  that  he  has  recently  imported 
two  dozen  of  the  “Bob-White”  variety  of  quail, 
and  has  turned  them  loose  on  the  Gila.  Hunters 
will  please  refrain  from  killing  them  until  they 
have  had  an  opportunity  to  multiply.

Ed  McEnturf,  who  shot  and  killed  a Mexi- 
can at  San  Juan  last  fall,  for  which  offense  he 
is  under  bond,  is  again  in  trouble.  He  shot  up 
San  Lorenzo.  Petronilo  Chacon  went  to  George- 
town, swore  out  a warrant  before  Duchy  Wake, 
then  made  the  arrest.  Ed  was  bound  over  in 
the  sum  of  $1000.  He  was  brought  to  Silver 
City  and  gave  the  bond,  Isidro  Ancheta  and  Sim 
Holstein  going  on  the  bond.  He  was  released.

“Mama,  what’s  the  use  of  keeping  the 
whip  you  use  on  me  behind  the  motto,  ‘God  bless 
our  home’?”

“Can  you  suggest  a better  place?”

“Yes,  mama,  put  it  behind  the  motto,  ‘I 
need  thee  every  hour’.”

From  the  January  23.  1891,  Issue  of  The  Enterprise 
Miss  Minnie  Lee,  of  Deming,  was  brought 
to  Silver  City  under  the  charge  of  an  officer 
charged  with  robbing  a man  of  two  $20  gold 
pieces.  She  had  so  adoitly  concealed  the  money 
on  her  person  that  it  was  some  time  before  the 
officer  found  it.  Miss  Minnie  will  remain  at 
hotel  de  Lockhart  for  some  time.

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Death  Of  CoL  McComas