Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-08-02
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, AUGUst 2. 1889.
Election next Tuesday.

WotAs
Ed Schultz, the barber has moved to
Clifton.
Regular meeting of the Ere department
tonight.
The Southern Pacific pay car arrived
here yesterday.
Judge Henderson has returned from his
trip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. L. A. Snyder and son have return
ed from their visit to California.
Col. McWhirt has moved bis family out
to bis rauch in the San Simon valley.
Joe Leahy made a business trip to Dun
can Monday. He reports all nature look
ing green.
W. George Waring, the manager Of the
Flagler works at Silver City, was in the
city this week.
The Arizonan says that never since 1881
has as warm weather been experienced in
Phenix as that Of last week.
The king Of the Spiders has returned.
The queen Of the Spiders has also return
ed. but is keeping very quiet.
Thos. Foster went out to Gold Hill last
Saturday and organized a lodge of the
Spiders. He is the official organizer OF
the order.
Ed Stellar has sent for his folks here
and calculates to settle IN Santa Rosa, So
mona corpty, CALIFORNIA. They will leave
this evening.
Operator Sloan is laid up in the hospital
with an attack of typhoid fever. G. A.
Brown of 81 Paso came up to fll his place
during his sickness.
Geo. Reeb has moved into the new Ar
linRton, having finished OF rooms to lige
in. The hotel will not be completed for
business for some time yet.
Mrs. A. N. Simpson and two children
have gone to Los Angeles for a visit with
Mrs. Simpsons relatives. They expect to
be gone about two months.
Last Tuesday a couple of bWros owned
by the McGrath boys came into collision
with u freight train. The train was not
Injured but the burros died.
Inc peming and Silver Spike road Is
advertising for 900 men aud 100 teams to
"a to work on the road. The contractors
evidently intend to rush matters.
The weather has heeu very warm for
the past few days and the atmosphere bias
been very hazy. A good rain would cool
thiugs of and wash out the haze.
According to the new election law it is
unlawful for any person to approach with
IN ten yards Of a polling place except to
vote aud he must leave as soon az he has
voted.
Joe Cummings, who ia well known in
Lordsburg has gone into partnership with
wal Chappo and they have opened up the
Arizona saloon at Pinos Altos. Tie boys
have a nice place.
Sheriff Whitehill was in this section this
week, delivering ballot boxes and sum
moning jurynen. The sheriff has re-
ceipted for the Tax list AID soon will b.
around collecting.
1t ia said K. P. Hart will surely be elect
ed Il delegate to the constitution conven-
ton. as he stands upon a platform similar
to that which secured the election Of a CIR
tain Pennsylvania jurist to ofice.-Sen'
tiuel.
The Pinos Altos saloon keepers have in
vented a method of beating the law passed
10 keep women out of the saloons. They
build a corral back OF the saloon within
handy reach OF the bar and turn them il
there. The law is circumvented and tht
women kept of the streets.
Miss Scott and Miss DeHymsl are visit
ing Mrs. Frank Nichol at the o bar {
ranch on the ella. Arthur Nichol drove
his four in hand to Silver after the ladies
and while there bad the misfortune to los,
one of his horses. 1t is supposed that til,
altitude was too high for the horse.
The school trustees have engaged Mrs
Patterson of Gold Hill to teach the schoo
this year, school will open on the first o
September and last as long as the none,
holds out. The trustees want every child
in the district to be on hand at the open
ing of the term and to attend regularly.
w. F. Aiken and E. NJ. Hand did DO
make their contemplated trip to Contra
America because the rainy season had Sc
in and the travelling is hard and dangerous
A brother of Mr.. Aiken was drowned il
that country a few years ago during thI
rainy season. They intend to make thu
trip later in the fall.
Silver City cannot exist without a sensa
ton. Tuesday a Santa Fe brakeman
named MeNutt induced a girl about six
teen years old, named Martin, to MARI.
him. Before the bride and groom coul,
get out Of town the Rirl's father swore on
a warrant and bad the groom arreated o.
the charge of abduction.
Fl. G. Boon, Of Duncan, who is doinI
bis part towards making the ella valley
great country, was in tow this week to 81
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