Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-05-31
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Ehe Maxwell company wall make tbs
attempt to raise tobacco on the grant.
The bondsnen Of a J. Ritter. formerly
treasurer Of Cocaise county. we're dis
charged last week
Kingston Shaft: Wednesday, while
passing by The. Copper King company we
saw q sign in window OF neat little
frame cottage. 1t was pathetic in the ex-
treme. when Que considers -ths loneliness
of the hardy pioneer away out in the
hilis, deprived Of the comforts of home,
and thejQYs of.the fair sex 1t simply
read thus: Wanted, Wl!o; apply with
jnj nobody barred.
Albuquerque Citizen: Everybody in
New Moxico and Arizona will be invited
and requested to help make the territorial
far in this city next fall success and
credit to the resources of the great south
vest.
Tucson Citizen: The Indians are bring
ing in an abundance of~wheat. As they
never dispose cf cue crop until the next is
secured we may infer that their coming
harvest will be one of plenty.
Among the new industries lately started
IN Hillsboro is the manufacture on quite
m extensive scale Of .lests alfalfa bit
ters.
Albuquerque Citizen: The lawyess art
grumbliug about the delay in the printing
Of the session laws. They are free to as
sert that it has the appearopce of
scheme on the part of Secretary Lane.
that he may .tornish certified written
copies to ltilgants.
Colin Cameron has been writing to the
Stcck Grower giving his experience with
iattening cattle on alfalfa Mr. Cameron
says; I'm reference to iattening cattle at
Phenix on alfalfa, do not know that any
itPmized statement wall be necessary, When
inform yo,i that after feeding cattle over
three ncn'hs they weighed 10 pounds pc,
head less than when We commenced tc
feed them, although we weighed them or
the alfalfa, sitter IL dnYe Of over ,200O
miles; and, Furthermore. that the alfalfa
fea-Jso the cattle cost $4,000 more than the
cattle brought on the San Francisco mar
ket This. as far as we can learn, is about
the experience of all who fed cattle ,@tPhp.
nix duripg the winter of 1888 and 1889;
and besides the feeding being the worst
possible, the cattle shipped very bad, ther.
vas notbng sqlid in the alfalfa fat
There is small pleasure and desire to cor-
municate such experience.
Tucson Citizen: There Is a rumor on
our streets to day that parties represent.
ng Senator Tabor, Of Colorado, took for
chile possessions Of the,Vulture mine yes
terday. It's, ,ksavn that W "A. .pFaFrish OF
/ Denver, and select party of fve or six
men, well armed, 1'ft this city Wednesday
night for he mine, bnt that is as far as onr
nformatioa goes. Vh'ure mne was sold
o an English company last year; CERTAIN
AMOUNT was pad dawn, and the compan,
after developing the property for a period
Of six months, were to InSke "A .Gnal pay
] hltHl " AflihAttllNtl tllt l-lllFs II dHpEhi~
that they were wiling to DO neither Th
resElt Of the misunderstanding is AIely to
be expensive litigation and the shutting
down for an nd,fnite period Of one Of
the oldest producing mines of the .erritorl
of Arizona,
Chieftain; It is long lane lhqt has NO
turn, and so with Socorro. She has had &
long struggle and hard null up hill for
several years past no town in the west
ever met with such persistant adyersities,
and lived through them as Socorro has
lone. She has been gradually and rapidly
improving. During thoae qnist years there
bas been over ss0l,000 expended in public
Improvements IN our city. The dark
clouds That haYe hung over her are ditpell
ing. aud ere long before the Rip Van
Wrinkles OF our fair city are aware OF it
socorro will have genuine boom, and onr
that will stay.
Las Cruces Views: A party Of horse
'hievesomer their just deserts below An.
/ 'Hbhy III AHlo tuAuAy a. lf" hdJh "RO'
they were making for old Mexico with a
lot Of stolen horses. a pursuing party
passed through Apthony and returned the
next day with their horses, tsllng the peo-
pie Of that town that 4hsre were ''lQt OF
stray animals down there, and advising
thepl-to 20 and see il there we're any be-
longing to them. Several parties went
and found instead Of stray horses the
dead bodies OF the three horse thieves. one
on The ground and the others dangling
from the limb Of convenient tree. 1t is
SAID that one Of the victims was Geronimo
Para, who was once INSIDE Of cur county
jail charged with horse stealing.
Don't Get Caught
This spring with.your blood full Of i'm
purihes, yonr digestion impaired, your ap.
petite poor, kindeys and liver torpd, and