Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-01-18
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY. JANUARY ls. 1889.

G. s. Kellum was in from Gold Hill on
Monday.
John H. Hovcy was down from Clifton
yesterday.
Ed Stellar moved into his new house
this week.
School began again last MOsaay, Mrs.
Crane teacher.
The man with the cane fake was on the
street Monday.
Ths Southern Pacific road earned s47,-
100000 in 1888.
George Haseltine left this week for
Portland, Oregon.
Professor J. B. Gregory was in from
Gold Hill this week.
An old Aztec brrying ground has been
discovered at Silver City.
Tim Shine has returned hou his Cali
fOrnia trip and is spending q iSw days in
Clifton.
Travel west is very heavy. The passen-
ger train last Sunday night had eleven
coaches.
Pinos Altos is getting to the front. 1t
has a dancing class and now wants a pub
lie school.
10 Romeo, who killed George Sheridan
at Clifton, has been turned loose under
81, 500 bonds.
1t is proposed to get up a tobogganing
party and slide down old Pyramid before
the snow melts.
walsE.H Hart is expected every day from
New York, and his many friends are anx-
iOus to see him.
w. P. Munnimack was down from Cliff
ton Wednesday and vent to Fl Paso yes
tsrday morning.
Charley App returned from Tucson and
has not been seen to sit down on the top
of a'freiRht car since.
The LIBERAL has some valuable adver-
Using space on the frat page which lie for
sale. First come, 6rst served.
Hon John J. Bell has shaken the dust
of Califrrnia from of his feet and returned
to his FIRST love--Grant county.
Not much ha5 boon said as yet of new
counties, but there is plenty of time yet for
tho various pots to boll.-OptIc.
The aquarium chr was here on Monday
and had a Ane exhibit. The company that
own this car has Eve ether similar cars
on the road.
The dance given by the melancholy four
last Saturday night was a great success,
and the participants were anything but
melancholy.
Rev. Williams addresses the Clifton
Nesons next Monday evening. He will
preach in Clifton on Tuesday evening and
at the copper mines on Wednesday even
lnR.
Judge Holman wrltss the LIBERAL that
he will issue quit claim deeds TO the Lords
burg town lots. The deeds will be- dol
lar aud it will cost a dollar and a half to
have them recorded.
The LIBERAL received a poetical com
m%unication this week, but as it WIS not
signed it went into the stove. 1t il a
waste Of postage stamps to write a letter
to II newspaper and not sign your name
to It.
Tho Enterprise insinustes that Harry
Classea is the owner of a prayer book. 1t
must have been turned over 10 him by ex-
Assessor Payne with the other official pa
pers, for he never exhibited one in this
neck of the woods.
This vicinity has been having its nearest
approach to winter the past week. There
has been some snow, considerable ram and
lots of disRgreeable weather. AL the
mountains in sight are covered with sRow
but the valleys are bare.
DIR. Simpson sent and bought half q
dozen ducks this week with the intention
of starting an aviary and raising ducks.
As the birds all turaed out to be brakes
the doctor has concluded TO start a mattress
factory and raisA feather beds.
In the lottery drawing last Tuesday the
Little Louisiana prizes we're as follows
No. 1882 drew 81, 500; 40, 769 drew $3.50
"a, 1877 drew 81, $50; 2O,78s drew 1925
1885 and &C, 299 each drew $3.50; and
82.14s, 62,657, a, O92 and 20, 465 each drew
Sl2J.
In another column will be found the ad.
Vertisement of the Marshall house, o.
which Ed Stellar is again the proprietor
John Hopkins Is in charge Of the house
and Rowdy, the white bull dog, is con.
stantly on hand and always ready for q
scrap.
Rev. Williams arrived Wednesday even
ing and preached at the church. Owing
to the storm he did not 90 to Gold Hi
and so preached again last night. HI
will return from Clifton next Thursday
and as he has TO stay in town over uighi
he will preach again that evening.
The report of the county hospital from
February lst, 1888, to January lst, 1889
shows the receipts to have been SSl02- 10
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