Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-08

John Mccabe WIS in from the Anima.
ruesdAy.
Ioha Jackson made a trip to. Tucson
this week.
Joel Lyall Of STEMS Pass was in town
Wednesday.
Hy Fisher of Stein, Pass spent Sunday
in the city.
ThOS. Woods has been laid up this week
With = severe cold.
VIM. White Of Santa Fe has been in
the city this week on business.
The Southwest Sentinel last week came
FROM the west on Friday morning.
John A. Miller wal, in the city Saturday.
en- route from Silver Basin to Silver City.
j.. p. Ownby, who has been quite sick, is
much better and expects to be out Of the
house to-day.
Walter +. Hart, who has been out here
visiting his old friends, started yesterday
for his homo in New York city.
p. b. Greaves celebrated the fourth Of
March W appearing in a brand new suit
Of clothes. he now looks like a regular
dude.
J. w. Fleming Of Silver City and C. H.
DARe Of Deming have been drawn for the
next United States grand jury ut LAS
Cruces.
Mrs. Center and her daughter Mss Nita
Shilling, who. have been visiting with Mn.
J. N. ClRssun. returned to their California
home yesterday.
JhdG0 Henderson spys Grant county
will hAYe but one term Of court this ye. T
which will be in August and will be limit
ed TO three weeks.
The hose and water works we're tested
Wednesday aud it was found that \ stream
Of water could rSsily be thrown vvsr II
three story building.
Doc Heitz kAa accepted a position In the
Centennial at Silver City. Doc cav ret
out whiGksy straight with an aplomb that
easily makes it worth two bits u drink.
Assessor Clnasen has begun his work at
fhls end Of tho .ouuty- He began on the
LIBERAL. II be runslthe assessments a.
lie has here. he viii never be reelected.
Ia another column will be found the ad-
VSrtisvment Of Bowden q. Tate. attorney
and councillor at law. Mr.. Tate Gomez
here from Memphis and intends to settle
ASrs.
"a. Z. Gillette of South Lake Weir, Flor
ida, while en- route 10 California with ten
car loads u orange trees, stopped off u
day this week to Gull on his friend Thos.
Foster.
T.. C. Schultz has bought out the Cabi-
net saloon and will run it hereafter. He
has moved his barber shop into the "A
loon. His advertisement is in RLo.hsr
column.
Dick Woods. the irrepressible, has closed
the Lone Jack saloon aud departed for
CiIlton. Dick is = hustler aud will make
- noise ia any community ia which hr hap
pens to be.
Operator Sloan is now on the day sLift
at the Southern Pacise depot and C.
II. Mann is doing the night work. Han
ley has gone to Benson to DO the lord
high executioner OF tiAt burg.
The new outfit for the Clifton Clarion
arrived and Was transferred to the narrow
gauge Wednesday. The paper will make
ats appearance ia about ten days, and fur
will fy thereafter in the valley of thu
ella.
Tie ruit spoken Of last week Of 7. J
CLARK against the Arizona K New Mexico
ditch company is being brought because
CLARK claims the now ditch will deprive
hia ditch of needed water. 1t is a dght Of
Oas ditch against another ditch.
Chas. App sent down to Hefmosilla anc
asked for quotations. on oranges He re
received a k4ter giving the quotations an'
also telling him that a sample" had beer
shipped him. The sample" consisted o
STe barrels containing about 200 or
anRes.
Rev. Williams writes that he will agar
wait his mission field. He will be at Dem
ing March lith and deliver an address OF
Masonry; Lordsburg the 18th Clifton 18th
Moroncl l41li Clifton 18TH Carlisle I6tI
and l7thi Duncan 18TH and LOrdsburl
the 18th.
MARRIED-At the residence Of th
brides sister, Mrs. II. II. Tsft, in SLRk
spoare. on March 9TH. by Judge o. r
smyth. Miss Maggie Adams and Mr.. J
c. stockham. The young couple are vel
known here and the LIBERAL congratu
lates them.
The wsll-known and enterprising pub
fishers, the History company Of San Fran
cisco, have Just published the long talke
Of new book. entitled "Marvels of the Ne'
Wsnt," This grand book has been eaeerl
awaited and will be largely sought ahe
by the people throughout the entire Pa