Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-07-25

P. B. snith was in froh stsih'' Pass
Moaday.
W. II. Manner was down from Geld
Hill Saturday.
c. 8. Ksllum mSvsd his family in from
Gold Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Collins Crane left the frat Of The
week for California;.
Sam O. Smith left Sunday night to visit
his family At Dallas Texas.
JOHN siEslair has started a boarding
house at the superisr mine.
Mrs. Jas. Patterson aad Mrs. Childs are
visiting old frlends IN Ohio.
A. GallArdO has been up FROM DsminR
this week visiting his brether.
Frank Galloway ACCOMPANIED by his
family and sister made 4 Silver CRY trip
this week.
It is reported that Lieutenant Evans
and troop L have bSsn ordered to Lords
burg again.
Young Henry Washington died last Sat
urday Of typho m~alarial fever and was
buried Sunday.
A. P. Miller has the blowing contract
for the soathern Pacific aad the Arizona
& New Mexico roads.
Thsro was a food at Hart Brothers
BurrO mountaiH ranch last Saturday whieh
nearly destroyed their dam.
Judge Keeney, of SocorrO, who spent q
few wOsks at Gold Hill last Spring, is
there again visiting w Q. TOnkin.
R. L. Powell, the well known uurvsyO.
.ot silver City was in town Tuesday On bis
way home from a business trip 30 Duncan.
The water nslOn reason has opened.
The LIBERAL is promised a 81 %psurdsr by
Rev. J.. T. Steele Of TIE ella. Vine can
beatit?
Jack Farrell and Wash McLeRh from
Moreaci, were ia town Monday on their
way to Hudson's springs Ter a ten days
outing.
Harry Clssssn left on Tuesday night for
Las Vegas hot springs to SEQ R P. Hart,
about whose condition As lad received ssv-
eral eSnaieting reports.
There WAS a rumer circulated Tuesday
that Nuldoon, the wrestler had shot Hnd
killed John L, Sullivan. The runner prov
cd to be without foundation.
There has bees a great deal Of sickness,
in Morenei lately. The LIBERAL Is in
formed that in fourteen days there were
seventeen deaths in tina. camp.
DR.. H. R. King and wife were in town
Monday on their way home to DsminE
fron Clifton whore the doctor has been
putting in 4 big mOnth's work.
The genial Lum Hall was in town yes
tsrday talking groceries and bacon with
the merchants. He will call o. his par
ishsners up the narraW guaGs this week.
Ben Roberts writes that under the com
binsd influence Of careful Nursing Nnd COED
eating he is getting SO fat that he is afraid
le can't work the siek dodge much lORser.
C. r. Kirehnsr was in town Monday on
his way back to Clifton after takiaE n va
cation down in Texas. Mr.. Kirehner had
very enjoyable tlns down there and Sill
ed up to the CHA on fsh.
D. R. CunniaEhaM has returned to Gold
Hill fron his trip to the ella Springs and
has got his health int sush a Rne eondi-
tion that be ean do nors hard werk than
any tive men IN that camp.
On the second page viii be found the
double column advertisement Of Henry
Hin'Epnssenger route between Clifton ahd
MsrsAei. HsHry has the reputation Of Al.
ways satisfying has patrons.
Troop n left On Sunday for The south
Il stopped at LsttOndOrf unhl the arrivA.
Of some Apache scouts en- Monday, wbsr
it left for the Mexican border. A portion
Of Troop D has been camping At LstsR.
dorf aiaeo Sunday.
Jas. Smith, OF Terrence & smith, WsnI
To II Paso ths arst Of the week aad re-
furned last LiRht vixen be was Joined b.
Thos. Smith, the genial agent Of the Ari
1ona 4 New Mckee Railroad At Clifton
and the two started for California On
pleasure trip.
Joha Hopkins, whS il we'll known ii
LOrdsburg. has ~Purshassd ~ interest will
John h. HOvsy Of Clifton. The card .
the new arm will be found elsewhere i
the paper. We can say 10 our cliftoI
friends HAT Johnny is one Of the most sci
cattle prescription clerks IN this section
and that bis s~onPsunds may bs taEsl
act snly with inpuhity but with pleasure