Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23
NEWS NUGGETS.
various Items Of News Gathered from our
Exchanges and other Sources.

Democrat Mr.. Felter is just IN from
the Organ marble quaraies lie has had
p,ees tested and Hiished ia S.. Lopis
and received very encouraging letter IN
regard to its qualities as frst.class mar
Die. Rah for the Organs,
/ Psu'peetor: Upon the recent killing
and destruction Of property n-M the Oso
Negro aud Nacosari mining eamp' dis
patch was sont TO Delegate NJ A. Smith
laying .hs NATTER before him in its true
light. A d2patch received IN this city
yesterday from Mr. Smith says that as has
laid the matter before General Sehoheld,
and th's the latter bad wirad General
aliies. aad that the department wonld lake
mnedit' action 10 head off the Apaches
should they come this way. 1t is proba-
1 bic that troops will be sent to patrol the
line, ani that by cooperating with the
Mexican authorities the Apaches can be
captured, or ut least driven away from
this section Of the country.
Democrat: One regular deputy in the
Eastern portion Of the county being
afraid. for certain reasons. to attempt an
arrest Of party for whom warrant had
been Issued. pursuaded the sheriff to have
another mHu specially deputiz"d to make
the arrest. this WIS done and the said
special deputy armed with hia gnn. war.
rant aud considerable Authority" pur-
sued the man across the line INTO the "dis.
pHted strip. when wonderful meta
morphasis" occurred, the erstwhile crinrn.
al turning into a full Aedged Lincoln
county deputy and at the same time turn.
ing the tables upou our officer, who was
( immediately taken to Lincoln to await the
action Of the grand jury on charge Of
carrying deadly weapens in Lincoln coun-
~. In the meantime. Dana Ana deputy
| No. !, after another wanted" party, also
crossed the Rubicon, was as promptly ar
rested on same charge. and under care of
an officer, alsoignonliniopsly marched to
Lincoln. Doth parties we're turned loose
by the grand jury. and we persume are
now safely in DonA Ana County. possibly
wiser mcp. But Mae. still scratches
his beal and wonders how it was done.
/ Monisria geJ'ing ready 10 70 naead in
the nnnniactuye OF artificial ~tone At San.
IA Fr. Hereceived three ear loads
lava. which i'a component part OF the
m.xturc uscd in his prooss, for arlid,ialf
stone.
San Cailos i:emn ia the Valley Bulle-
linz Three new buildirgs are to be erect
ed shortly at San Carlo for the USE Of the
interior department as follows: gensr-
al warehouse 30Al20, a carpenter aud
blacksmith shop 30xll0, and guard
house 30x90. They are to be built oil
stone, and when completed will ada much
to the appearances OF the place. The In
dian boarding school nader the efficient
management of Superintendent Lennon
/ is Ia 4 hour;ahirg condition. There are at
present ~ pupils beinr cared for, 60 boys
and l9 girls. Additional buildings will
be erected in the near future that will ae-
commodate probably 500 more. The In.
dian crops are looking nicely 1t is esli,
mated that ths wheat crop alone will near.
y double tha, oil year ago, or approx
mate little snort of million pounds.
The water system is nearly completed, and
gIll be in working order in about two
weeks Tie two large iron tanks, how
ever. will not be put in place until next
fall.
Acting Governor B NJ Thomas, at San
Ia Fe, has nominated tor appointment by
the president two commissioners aud two
alternate commissioners 10 he Wo d.
Columbian fair foIlows: Richard Mens-
deld White, OF Sierra county, and Thonas
.C Gutierrez, Of Bernnlllo county. to be
commissioners, and Louis C. Tetard, of
San Miguel county, and Charles B. Eddy.
Of Eddy eouniy to be alternate commis-
sioners.
a Mexican justice of the peace in Val
ehca county, 6ned and imprisoned
deputy United States marshal Tor carrying
"a revolver in the ddcharge Of his duty
The Official has now been aned $3.50 by
the United States Judge and be,ides has a
IS. 600 damage suit on bis hands for false
imprisonment.
On the 4th OF this month the Adams ex
press company passed fifteenth anniver-
sary. In l840 Alvin Adams started a par
Gel express between Boston and New York. |
carrying the packages in a carpet sack and /
hardly paying his tragelnR expenses; now
the company employees 10000 men 5000 |
horses 1000 wagons and covers $4,000
miles of railway.
The Flagstaff papers say that work will
be resumed at once on the Mineral Belt
Railroad.
The Spring Medicine.
The popularity which Hoods Sarsap-
arilla has gained as spring medicine is
wonderful. 1t possesses those elements of
healthgiving, lood.purifying aud appe-