e  that  science 
could  suggest,  but  in  vain,  as  the  little  innocent 
died  on  Monday  night.  The  parents  have  the 
sympathy  of  the  entire  community.

John  H.  Mattocks,  a recent  arrival  from 
the  east,  father  of  James  A.  Mattocks,  has  open- 
ed a blacksmith  shop  in  the  Broadway  block.

A 90  pound  brick  worth  $2,200  in  silver 
and  gold  came  in  from  the  Mogollons  yesterday. 
It  was  the  result  of  twelve  day’s  run  on  Maud  S. 
ore.

J.  E.  Hussey  and  B.  P.  Barnes  came  in  from 
East  camp  Monday,  bringing  in  a neat  little 
brick  of  gold  and  silver  valued  at  $1,000.  The 
Steeple  Rock  company  is  making  a record  for 
itself  and  its  deserving  stockholders.

Miss  Cooley,  daughter  of  Harvey  Cooley, 
who  has  been  the  guest  of  Mrs.  J.  W.  Fleming 
during  the  past  week,  enjoyed  a very  pleasant 
serenade  tendered  her  by  musical  friends  on 
Monday  evening.  An  impromptu  dance  was 
participated  in  by  the  young  lady’s  hostess  and 
a few  friends.

Silver  City  School  Report

High  School.

Number  enrolled,  Junior  Class,  10;

Sub  Junior  Class,  11

The  first  wholly  high  school,  the  second 
preparatory  and  high  school  together.  Per  cent 
of  attendance,  99.  Neither  absent  nor  tardy,  19. 
(See  names  at  conclusion  of  report.)

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