Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-02-08

John R. Phillips made an Ell Paso trip
this week.
The Southern Pacific pay car was in the
city Tuesday.
W. k. Smith has goneaO& to Hachita
on a pleasure trip.
Yesterday was payday on tts Arizona
& New Mexico railway.
Telegraph Operator Winters has been
transfehsdto anh Bend
The Boys ate now eetangin their work
with sling shots on the birds.
BoRN-ht Metcalf Villa, Clifton, Ari.
IONA, February LIST, Mrs. g. NJ. Heggie OF
a daughter.
Mrs. Henderson has opened dressmak-
ing establ tmenti9the uppefstory . the
postofice block Las Vagas Optic.
Miss I,guise Mcclure, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Ransom, returned to her California home
Friday. ~yesE -
Daisoy Kellum while jumping the rope
fell and diaoeeted her left elbow. The
dislocation was. reduced and no serions
consequences are expected. 2s =
Last Tuesday morning Joel Lyall. at
STEMS Pass, was presented by his wife
with a faeboNs ,Dri SSimpson ssys tfe
boy will nave to grow but little 10 be as
big as hss Esther.
R. DeGeorge Treen, DID. S. wilt be at.
the Arlington Hotel on February 14th and
18th, and will treat ANY and all dental
cases and dIseaees os the mouth. Teeth
extracted Viihopi pain.
Mr.. ). c. Stockham of Lordsburg, is in
the city GU a visit to his mother. Mr..
Stockham works in the round house, at
Losdsburg and helps Don: Kedzie on the
Liberal. VIXEN he gets in the hole. -
Tucson CSzzep. :,
Harry Matihews' passenger engine was
a little under The weather last week and
had to make a trip into the Tucson shops
for Repairs. John Brewster took the run.
between here and ElNPaso willie the re-
dratrs were being made.
W.. u. Twomey Of Saver City was in
town Monday. Mr.. Twomey has been in
Silver City, Kingston, Dcming and Lords
burg within tie psst Seetnight and says
there was more business in Lotdsburg than
the other three csnbinad.
IL. c. Boon was in the city Monday en-
route bome from d .4sp to Missouri, pr.
Boon appears TO be berfacty coatsutel
with the world. but be says be has got a
kick coming because he had to pay $50
expressagc on the 5 1000 be won Out Of the
Lopiiyna lottery last month.
A new time cssd wspti6to operation on
the Southern Pacific Wednesday. The
west bound passenger drain gets here DO
mincnsS later, or at 7:l0 p. M, local time.
The tbound arrives IS ninnses earlier,
or at us IL. m. local tim@. The time
card Ii is IA white 6ne, which Indicates an
other change soon,
Hart Bros. sold to A.. Zeck, n Kansas
City commission merchant, one thousand
head Of three AND isur ytqr old STEERS at
81 so per hundred Tbei s,eers axe to be-
weighed and delivered here, and will De
taken TO Kansas and ttttened. The pr'c.
Is considered a goo5 one considering the
state of the market.
The mailman temperature dsring Jan
nary was 81 degrees on the 18th, the min-
imum was 2s degrees on the 20:a, Tie
tneau temperature was 80 degrees. The
temperature did not get down to the freez-
lug point on the 2ad, 9Th, 7th, l1th. l2ch,
a8th, i4th, l6ths aud 2bth The preeipita.
4ion amounted to D 5 eches.
Last week the Enterprise mailing clerl
made a bull OK the Jordsburg patkag,
and as n consequence a nunben Of sub
scyibers faiedto get their papers, -Tht
sentiments expressed in regard to that un
fortunate clerk we've net very compliment
tary, but the earnestness of fine rtmarkI
was very Complimentary to the Enter
prise.
The other night some tramps robbed tn
house Of Alex. Arnett, securing q yatcI
HahN SeuSA PtOp"t3 Aut utAl guy AT
nett's boys srere oyerto tho old pest bo0s
looking around u ses IL they eopa fin
any Of the stolen property when they dis
covered tho violin and oYorcoat winch wer
stolen from stoekham and Faucets resi-
.dence a few w~eekeago. Aes
Monday was the fourth anniversary q
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John N
'ClaSsen and they invited a number {
friends to help celebrate the event aand' {
meet Mrs. Clsssen's mother and sistel
Mrs.. Center and Miss sABlahl The even
ing was very pleasantly spent in %enjoyin
music, danciae r~sheshtaents and min
Feading Without inyidious comparison
it would be safe to say that Miss Neeta
the charming daughter Of the host an
hostess, was the belle of the occasion.
James A. Burns, John Meyers and A
Kunzelman have arrived in town fror