Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-07-26
WESTERN LIBERAL


town.
c. s.. Kellum was in from Gold Hill
Monday.
Tim Shine is suffering from an attack of
typhoid fever,
R. P. Hart expects to leave this evening
for Silver City.
Jas. Parks of silomonville has been in
the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hand returned home
Sunday.-Sentinel
Alodge of the A. 0. o. w. is about to
be organized at Clifton.
H. G. Boon was In town Tuesday en- route
from Silver City to Duncan.
Mrs. j. H. Brown of Duncan has gone to
Kos Angles for a months visit.
John Eply and Frank Harper Of Carlisle
we're down here to see the race.
We are glad to see that Mrs. NJ. w.
McGrath lie again able to be out.
Jesse Kiester came in from Gold Hill
Monday to attend the horse race.
d. K. Cunningham was in from Gold
Hill Monday TO see the bay horse win.
John Crane of Carlisle spent Sunday in
the city. He came down to zee the horse
race.
Thos. r. Fox was down from STEMS Pass
Tuesday. He WAS a day too late to see the
race.
F. F. Lloyd, who was here about a year
age, was married to an Oakland girl last
week.
Mr.. and MIS-. g.. s. Horton were up
from Deming Saturday to attend the
dance.
Daniel Boon and son we're in town Sat
urday night on their way to St. Louis after
a visit at Duncan.
J. s. Stidger of Las Cruces was in the
city this week investigating the interest OF
Uncle Sam in certain lands.
There was a very pleasant dance Satur-
day evening. The weather was cool
enough so people enjoyed dancing.
The mail from all points on the Santa
Fe east Of Deming, due here on last FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday, all arrived Lere
en- Sunday,
Engineer Jas. Burnett, who has been at
tending to the pusher out Of FL Paso tor
some months, was in town this week, taxi.
ing his engine to the Tucson shops for re-
pairs.
There is said to be an old bear and twc
cubs in the neiehborhood Of Gold Hill
and DR.. Simpson, Jas. Cauthen, Jas. Mil
Ter and L. n. Comstock are calculating t.
break up the family.
A new industry has been started il
Lrrdsburg. Some OF the kids have armed
themselves with a box Of blackinR aud s
couple of brushes and hold up every mar
they can for a shine.
Harry Clasaen aod Rich Hart are learn.
ing to play Whist, bnt it is said that they
will have to study Cavendish a long time
before they fully appreciate the science O
the game. Enterprise.
In another column is the new time ia
bic Of the Arizona 4 New Mexico road
which goes INTO effect to-day. The chang,
sllows the laying off OF one crew anC
makes the other double the run.
The proprietor Of the LIBERAL will b.
in Silver City about the time this paper i
and if any Of the subscribers run acros
him there they are at perfect liberty Il
pay him their subscription account.
W. H. Small has purchased the hous,
recently occupied by ]. NJ. Classen. Mr.
Small is making some changes and add
tons to the house, on the completion o
which he will move his family into tn.
house.
At a meeting of stockholders of tn
San Simon cattle company, of this county
held recently at Abilene, Texas, a divi
dend-the first In several years-was de
elared. Did not learn the AMOUNT
StDSkman,
Tom Gable is at Trinidad buslly engage
In packing his effects preparatory to be
coming Landlord Gable of Cerrillo'
That's the best move Gable ever made.
New Mexican. Gable is a son-inlaw {
Col. McWhirt.
California wool is now going east owe
the Southern Pacific. The boys hope th
freight agents will rustic more freight fC
whom pay day arrives they appreciate tn
fact that they nave not worked enough tn
preceding month.
Hon, Lew Martin, also a member of tn
IA tlegislature in this territory is now rir
hing a passenge train between SuisonJ an
Vallejo, California. Lew is said to be
ine looking fellow, when adorned with til
''gold band. Citizen.
J.. S. Mcclellan, passenger conduct,
on the Southern Pacific, has just returne
after a months trip through the north an
east. HIS home is in Canada, and he
gladly welcomed back by the %trayelin