Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-10-11
CLIFTON 0ULLLEcs.

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Charley Hanson went out on a hunt from
Granville and we're to return in aboutthree
weeks. The pack animals came back a
few days after the start. Now, as moth
ing has been leard from them their friends
are feeling a sense of alarm and appre-
hension as to their safety. Both are pros
pectors and are familiar with the noun
tains, hence there is no likelihood OF their
having become lost and perishing through
that cause. Ne importance was attached
to the return of the burros, but as Ran
dali and Hanson are gone three weeks
longer than they intended, a suspicion Of
foul play IS entertained and if they are
not heard from soon a searching party will
be organized and a hunt instituted for
them. Both are well and favorably known
and have May friends who would feel
their loss beyond expression.
The mining outlook-by which I mean
the industry in general-in this part Of
Arizona is assuming a very promising as
pect. The capital that should have taken
hold years ago has come and come to stay.
We are to have a sixty stamp mill with
concentrators and other modern appliances
for the treatment of ore for the Gold
Mountain company. A corps Of engineers
are surveying rncllnes, tramways (cablo),
and mines on the San Francisco river at
at what is called the gold camp, about
six miles above here; the details Of which
the writer Is not at liberty to give, but suf-
flee 1t to say the move means business and
men who have had their faith tested art
about to receive their merited reward.
The Gold Mountain company has put
twenty men to work on their Chase creek
property.
Mr.. Mcmillan from Grey's Peak is in
town. lie reports that he is driving a
working level on one of his claims and be
fore he crosscuts will be in 25O feet, which
means that he will then be ready to intro.
duce his property as a mine in which an
absolute ore measurement can be made.
Mr.. Ben Titus, one of Lordsburg's best
citizens was here Saturday and Sunday
If you want to know what kind of fellow,
there are here get Ben off to one side anC
ask him to lubbock and spit it cut.
John Hovey, the most enterprising citi
zen Of Clifton, says that your informant
Rice Jones, as to matters appearing in las.
weeks Liberal, garbled a fact in such {
manner as to make it appear that be, How
ey bad taken advantage Of him. TIL,
writer happens 10 know that Jones is full,
proficient to accomplish a feat of tina
kind, that is to say, - mix a drop of trutl
with a barvl Of falsehood and make it ap
pear a current article Of fact.
Mrssrs. Yclton, Rearden & Carson AZ,
opening a prospect near the celebrated
Wonderful mine and are getting out som
exceedingly rich ore.
Miss Margurite aud Master John Wal
lace, daughter and son of Mr.. Andrey
Wallace, arrived here on the 6rst instant
Miss Wullace's arrival was the occasion O
quite a social stir. Mrs. Abrahams, who's
guest she is, gave a select entertainment
complimentary TO her, comprising music
vocal and instrumental, and dancing; Mrs
John Torrance gave a party IN keeping
with the same sentiment. But the happ.
round of Joy was married by the receipt 0
The following notice;
I'm loving memory of Jane Macpherson
Che beloved wife of John Wallace, VIII,
died on Wednesday, 4th September, 1889
481 St. Vlncent's street, Glasgow"
Mr.. John Wallace the husband of th
deceased lady and brother of Andrey
Wallace, ha. long been known as an ex
pert in ship building and marine work o.
he Clyde, Scotland, aud all his friends i
the tar west of America will sympathis
with him in his bereavement.
Fred Weidenbeck has started a restau
rant and he says no Chinese cooks lee,
apply.
James Calguhouu, superintendent g
smclters for the Arizona copper compan
dlssented from the statement made IN o.
last letter as to what Dick Sanders said b
received for ore. Mr.. Calguhoun gave tn
following rates as the prices paid for cor
per ores: 10 per cent ore $715 per ton
twenty per cent ore Sl1, 80, delivered a
Clifton. Dir. Ca~lguhoun is a gentlema
for whom the writer has always entertain
ed a feeling of esteem, both for his soci.
and uniformly gentlenanly qualities. NJ
copy was SO 50 instead of So, and {
course a typographical error was commit
ted, but then | fail 10 see why such a kic
should be.made for fifty cents por ton.
NAHAET.
Vigor and Vitality
Are quickly given to every partof the bod
by Hoods Sarsaparlla. That tired feel
ING Is entirely overcome. The blood