Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-11
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, II, 1890

tons Monday.
C. S. Kellum, has about recovered from
his recent illness.
Jake spitz the festive representative Of
Son Bros, Sau Francisco. WAS town thi.
week.
Arthur NichOl went up to gansas this
week With q train load Of stock for C. B..
Geek.
Conductor Tom Beck, who has been Land
up in The hospital for several weeks, is out
again.
Tom Foster came in frOm Gold Hill
Wednesday, to attend the amateur play
Sentinel.
Boz Willisms, who has been laid up
with pneumonia, vas able 10 be down
town this week.
Mrs.. B. Scion and Miss Geasvieve and
Mrs.. 7. O. Clark have been visiting Dem
ing friends thss week. hN
Frank Michel. who has been quite sick
ct Silver City, kas recovered sufficiently 10
return to bis ella ranch.
Mrs. Bridget Malone and her children
returned from Los Angeles Sunday night,
we'll satisied to live in LOrdsburg.
Hand bills we're posted ia town this
week advertising for lAborers to work 90
the Deming and Las Palomas road.
Mrs. Goldsmith was in town Monday,
en- route TO her home in Carlisle from q
visit to Der daughter. Mrs, 5. LiDdauvr, Of
Deming,
Deputy Assessor App and suh.depaty
Lem McGrath have been in the DWer end
OF the county this week, intery!s wing
property owners.
Colensl John l.. Mosby has arrived In
Fl Paso 10 supervise the iIst drawing Of
the New Juarez lottery which will take
place or the 2Srd.
The Wells-Fargo express business is SO
heavy that ThOs. Woods, who is acting aa
agent during Agent Cltssen's, absence
mas nad 10 hlre An extra clerk.
Geo. w. Euslice leaves Sunday night
foe California, and vail 20 from there down
in to Mexico to examine sone mining
properties for an English company.
Immediately alter his aequittal KID
Lewis, accompanied by his father and
brother started east. 1t is to be hoped
that he will not return to Grant county.
MISS Jettie Gaddis, school teacher at
Phasanton, is seriously sick with inHu-
enza. DIR. Gaddis, her father, came in
from Gold Hill Tuesday to visit her, re.
turning home Friday
Geo. H. Utter will, go to congress- in a
couple of weeks. Not as d mernber OF
that august body, although ho would be
a valuable Acquisition to 1t. but to explain
to the msmbers the necessity Of mekiDg
New Mexico a state.
Ellis and Kingshury, who compose the
well known clothing firm OF Ellis q Kings
bury we're opposing candidates Tor alder
inen at the III Pase election the other day.
King scratched out with % majority and
was the only republican elected.
Frank Burke, the Santa Fe cashier at
FL Pa'o, who skipped a few weeks ago
with several thousand dollars q, longing
to the company, has bean captured at his
old home at Salina, Kansas. He will be
brought back 10 Ell Paso Tor trial.
From Chas. Davenport and Price Heath
err, who returned from Santa Fe last week,
tits learned that Ada Humes was recently
on the war path. She had a set-too with
her 6snale assistant uho got decidedly The
worst of the observation-disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Small and their neiee,
Miss Ana Marshall, will leave on the east
bound tram tonight. Mrs. Small and
Anna go to Cleburn Texas, 10 visit rela-
tives, while Mr.. Small goes to Ell Paso to
see them safely on the Texas and Pacific
traio.
Nichol Bros, are preparing to ship a
train load of cattle ia Kansas, where they
will be fed Ger the hummer before being
placed on the market. Those they ship
ped last fail are looking remarkably dne.
The shipment VIII he made in palace cars
frOm Demine-
Jack Fleming made one Of his famous
runs for Myor Of Silver City last week,
He had a majority of 234 out of tue Sse
votes cast. jack friends claim that this
majority won't be a marker to the one
which he will roll up when he runs for
sheriff next fall.
Last Saturdays special train Of what
are known as sSabs went west, bound for
California to take the places of the strlk-
ing iron nonlders. At several stations
along the road the scahs were interviewed
and told in Enthusiastically plain language
what tbs public opinion was Of them.
John A. Moses says that those who are
politically Inclined can run for Office and
those who have a literary bent can buy a
paper and run it. but as foe him, he Ia
stuck on running the Thinner house and
from all accounts be il running It to The
~,aueen's-or rather The boaEder's-taste.
Richard P. Hart returned from his east