Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-09-06
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1889.

John McNichols has moved to Carlisle.
Married at Z p. M; retired at z 80. p. m.
Arthur Nichol was down from the ella
Saturday.
John A. Miller was down from Morenci
this week.
Geo. Hazoltine is again on the night tels-
graph desk.
The Southern Pacific pay car was in the
city Monday.
The Hon. J. G. Manning is now in Los
Angels on business.
Tucson has been having big times the
past week with its festa.
Sunday school begins again next Sun
day. Service at 2:30 p. m.
tame bear and a couple of dagos en-.
tertained the children Monday.
Miss Cordie Gibson left Sunday morning
for Silver City to attend school.
The attachment cases against Classen
Bros, we're dismissed by Judge McFie.
President John Sherman and A. B. Fer
RE from Clifton were in the city this week.
Miss Abrahams of Clifton was in town
yesterdy on her way home from Colorado.
Mrs. W. H. Small and Mrs. B. W.
Claire made & Deming trip last Wednes-
day.
BENZ. Titus has been appointed resident
director of the Southern Pacific in this ter
ritory.
In another column is an advertisement
Of Or. H. r. King, the propular Deming
dentist.
Mrs. J. E. Thayer has a card announc-
ing her dressmaking business in another
column.
Ben Roberts went down to FL Paso
Tuesday, partly on business and partly to
Eecuperate.
Mrs. d. NJ. Bemis of Nevada City,
California has been visiting her son J. c..
~Stockham, this week.
Owing TO the warm weather the open
ing Of the school has been postponed for a
couple Of weeks or so.
The west bound passenger train was
six hours late Wednesday, owing to a
waahout on the Sunset road.
Rev. u. J. Furneaux has gone into the
mountains above Clifton with his family
for a couple of weeks rusticating.
The Enterprise should always print dia-
grams, plans and specifications with its
jokes, for the benefit of the feeble minded.
W. G. Waring, the DemiAg Smelter
man was in the city Wednesday. He was
making e pleasure trip through the county
in a phaeton.
Bob Williams secured his final citizen
ship papers when over to Silver City last
week, Bramble ownby and Reub Hadden
swore him in.
Roberts & Leahy are about ready to
move i6D their new store. Next week
the LIBERAL will have a full description of
the new building.
Captain Jack Crawford passed through
Sunday morning with a car load of the
San Carlos Indians, taking them to the St.
Joseph exposition.
Hon. John D. Bail, as noble a Roman as
ever trod, is here from Grant to do his
share toward giving the people a FIRST class
state constitution Anew Mexican.
Mrs. Patterson, the deputy postmaster
at Gold Hill. having moved into the city
to teach our school. Frank Remission has
been appointed deputy in her place.
l.. N. Comstock returned from his Cali
fornia trip last Saturday. Mrs Comstock
and Miss Hazel remained with Mr.. Com
stocks parents for a couple of months.
Operator Stone, who has been in the
hospital for some weeks, has sufficiently
recovered to take a trip to California. He
came down to Lordsburg first so as to get
a fair start.
bliss huCc LdIASI Tue pOpuAdt DoutbNlH
Pacific agent at Separ has returned from
her California trip. 1t is now impossible
to get an engineer past Separ without
stopping for orders.
J. T. Steele was down from the ella
Saturday with a load of water melons.
He says it has been so wet this season that
the melon crop did not do well, the melons
all run to seeds and water.
The senate irrigation committee will
probably pass through town on the east
bound passenger train tomorrow morn
ing before daylight. 1t will miss seeing
the finest valley fn the southwest.
Rev. W. II. Williams preached at Am
bler's opera house last Tuesday night, and
will preach there again next Tuesday
night, taking for his subject the ''unpar-
donable sin" Mr.. Williams says that he
is sure of being appointed army chaplain,
and that he did not get drunk at Deming,
although some of the other boys did.