Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-28
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1890.

DR.. Woods from the ella was in
town Saturday on his way to Silver
City.
Price Simpson is taking a school
census for the use Of the school
board.
Mrs. q. Malone has purchased the
residence recently owned by Mrs.
Brown,
Mrs. VIM. Cauthen Of Duncan is
visiting with the family OF j. X.
Cauthen.
The LIBERAL and Uncle Dave
Egelston celebrated Thanksgiving to-
gethed by proxy.
Charles Hole, the rustling CONNER
cial agent Of the Southern Pacific, was
In the city Tuesday.
Charlie Phillips, a well known former
L%Ordsburder was married on the 18th
to a fair Michigan girl.
Ramon Gallardo has added an inch
or so to his height since a boy was
born the other morning.
The round up in the lower Animas
begins on December lst at Bud Con-
ner's e Antelope pass.
Ben Titus made a Tombstone trip
Saturday to meet l.. w. Blinn, on
business, and then accompanied him
TO Ell Paso.
The LIBERAL is sorry to learn that
Dan Humsaker the genial and accom-
plished editor of the Wilcox Stock
man, is very sick.
The concert by Prof. Woods and
Adams Brothers last night was we'll
attended and the dance afterwards
was we'll enjoyed.
Adam Smith was in town Monday,
on his way east to secure medical
treatment for an attact Of jaundice
from which he has been suffering for
some time.
The body Of Claud the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ciassen, who died
ome years ago, was taken up last
week aud buried by the side Of his
farther at Martinez, California.
Harry Classen made a Silver City
trip this week and stopped over in
Deming on his return to take charge
uf the Wells-EargO Office so that Tom
Woods could spend Thanksgiving at
home.
Jas. Carr has been in the city during
the past week. "Wednesday he ship
ped a fine horse to II. A. True at Ell
raso and Wednesday night went to
Phoenix where he expects to ship a
car load Of horses.
Charlie APP received a letter the
other day telling him thata Cleveland,
Ohio, friend intended soon to make
Il trip to Galveston and would call on
him on his may home. Charley sent
him Il railroad map and wrote that he
would sit up nights watching the
trains until he met him.
Catharine Ayers Stockbridge and
her son j.. NJ. Stockbridge of Ration,
New Mexico, are advertising in the
New York World for John Ayers, who
is a brother OF Mrs. Stockbridge.
John Ayers lives in Clifton and is a
subscriber Of the LIBERAL, whether
he is the long lost brother or not the
Liberal cannot say.
A boy named Chauny Nicholson, who
was called Badly the kid, who had
been working at Days ranch, went
through Frank Billingsly's trunk and
stole some raz0rs. He was followed to
Chase & McCabes and arrested. He
returned ali the property, and Judge
Titus discharged him as there is no
suitable place in the territory to send
a boy.
DR.. Brown who was indicted for
perjury in connection with the great
Wham trial, was tried and acquitted
In the United States court at Tucson
this week. This is the last case on
docket growing out Of the robbery of
Paymaster Wham, near Cedar
Springs, in the month of May, 1889,
all of the defendants having been ac-
quilted bulletin.
The Gold Hill Dramatic and Musical
association is making preparations
for a public entertainment which will
probably be given duringtthe holidays.
There is some OF the lnest dramatic
talent in the territory at Cold Hill,
and the LIBERAL Is inforpied that the
management is preparing 70 engage
some fine musical t asnt TO help out at
the entertainment, Which will be a
grand success.
Dominick Sherret who has been
living at Pyramid jor several years,
went over to Silver eity a couple Of
weeks ago to go int the hospital, be
having been suifeing from asthma
and other throat ta1ubles. Last Fri
day he died. AGplph Butnah, his
partner, went over Friday night and
on Saturday had a grave dug by the