Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-10-04
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1889.


Carlisle.
The dance Saturday night was highly
enjoyed.
Meeting Of the FIRE department this
evening.
t. J. Kurts has removed to Lincoln
Pennsylvania.
DR.. J. H. Lacey of Clifton was in the
city Monday.
Robert Rowland returned to San Fran
cisco Saturday.
Ed Hand has returned from Montana
and is now down in Mexico.
The Chiricahua ard Aminas mountains
had a covering of snow Sunday.
A. H. Nichol from the ella has been in
the city this week, watching the round up.
The first carload Of west bound chickens
this season passed through town this
week.
G. w. Hopkins made a trip to Tucson
Saturday. He expects his family here
next week.
Miss Margaret Whitehill and Mr.. Obed
Foote, two popular young Silver Citizens,
we're married last weok.
Mrs. L.. A. Snyder left yesterday for a
protracted visit with friends and relatives
in st. Louis.-Enterprise.
The Southern Pacific pay wagon was in
the city Monday and thirty-Hve white men
and two Cinnamon walked in the back
door.
Henry Grey went to Tucson Saturday on
the invitation of deputy Marshal Will
Smith to tell the grand jury what he
knew.
w. R. Muir, Of Mpir & Campbell OF
Clifton, was in the city Monday on the
way back, after visiting his family at
Windsor, Missouri.
Joseph Meeson leaves to-day or to-mot-
row for Silver City. Mr.. Meeson is the lay
delegate from Chloride TO the Methodist
conference at Silver City next week.
While working on the round up south OF
town Monday Frank Shriver's horse stun
bled and fell. Franks face was somewhat
iammed up, and his leg came near being
broken.
Sheriff Whitehill is again in his Office
after a tax coli citing tour thought the
southern part of the county. He regards
Lordsburg as the best town of the terrific
ry, and Don: H. Kedzie as the model post
master. Enterprise.
Thos. Foster writes from tue Astor
House, New York, that he will. be in Grant
county again about the 10Th. He says he
succeeded IN organizing II fine lodge Of
Spiders and sent o picture of the Astor
House with the Spiders grouped on thc
front steps.
The Methodist conference meets in 81
yer City next week. There is no place in
the territory that stands in as much need
of earnest work by about two hundred
Methodist preachers as this same Silver
City. 1t is to be hoped they will leave
their mark there.
Last Tuesday there was a $500, 600 FIRE
in the residence portion of Grand Haven,
Michigan, destroying a fine hotel, three
churches and about forty houses. Among
the houses burned was one owned and oc-
cupied by A. S. Kedzie, father of the edi-
itor of the LIBERAL.
An associated press dispatch dated No
gales the Both says: J. X. Taller, leader
of the gang who robbed a train on the
Sonora road, a year g last May. and
killed Conductor Atkinson and Fireman
Forbes, and who was subsequently con-
victed of the crime and sentenced to death
was shot this morning by Mexican author
titles at Guaymds.
Orr readers may remember that the ma
terial Of the Clifton Clarion was recently
sold by the constable to satisfy a printers
bill of some forty odd dollars. The print
err, Rice Jones, got bis money and deposit
ed it with John Hovey over night so he
would have enough money to get out OF
town with. When he went to draw his
mouey Hovey told him be had a bill some
six or seven years old Of a little over $50,
and he would give Jones credit for the
amount paid on the bill. The impression
prevails that Mr.. Hoyey is pretty smooth
and that a long momory is a handy thing
to have around.
Last weeks Liberal told of the sick
ness of John B. Malone, and at the time
the paper was printed it was supposed he
was recovering, but within an hour after
the papers were delivered he was dead.
He had never been sick in his life and it
was an e%ntirsly new experience to him,
the fever had been broken for two days,
but be thought he was dangerously sick
and died because be gave up and did not
make a fight for life. He was buried Sat
urday. John B. Malone was a man OF
about forty-6ve, a native Of Tennessee.
He had been in the west for many years,
engaged in mining and prospecting. he
discovered and developed the mines at the
Malone camp, which was named after him
He sold out at Malone some years ago at
o.., Go.-o ,nd n,ada a trim hack