Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-25
CLIFTON oULL1Eas.

been struck on the same ledge that John
H ggi 8 made a shipment from last year.
The returns from the shipment we're near
y $500 to the ton. II il said that this
new discovery lie more valuable than any
that has been made for a long time. The
property belongs to Condu5tOr RsardOn
and Messrs. Rutherford and HiRgins.
A big mining deal is on the taps and
perhaps by the time the LIBERAL arrives
here the sAlS may be perfected. The par
ties who are about to buy are San Fran
cisco capitalists, IN fact none other than
the renowned bonanza combination which
OWns the QuijOtOa mines. SuperintsDd-
snt Pickett was here some time ago and
sampled the property, vhieS averaged
S25. He Immediately teleRrapbed the
result to San Francisco 10 VIM. Lyle, a
wealthy mining operator who came on
bringing Hank Donnelly Of Virginia City,
and who at one time was superintendent
Of the Belcher mine, and John Campbell Of
Tucson. They went to where the Claims
are lin Gold Gulch) and thoroughly sam.
Piled the ground. They left on q chartered
'tpeciaf sundaY uud Rave gone 70 Qnijotoe
where 4 mill run will be made Of the rock.
John H. Hovey owns one half OF the prop
srty and be informed your correspondent
Of what is here stated.
This deal proves that merit like truth is
mighty aud will prevail.
Arthur Gemmel, our Clifton dude with
out a zane bear in mind we have a zane
brigade here, Arthur has not joined it, Is
in the habit Of lingering over his meals at
the Grand. Cause: The bright eyes and
rosy cheeks Of a daughter Of the gem Of
the sea"
II you have any "cranks" in your town
call their attention to the following ds6ni-
ton as set forth in the Imperial dictionary:
"Crank--Some strange action caused by a
twist Of the Judgment, a whim, a crochet,
a vaRary, violent Of temper. Subject to
sudden cranks. Carlisle" A treatment
for crankism, a waR says, is to make him.
politely, of course, ascend the golden
stair, or put. him on a CREASED pole and let
him go rapidly into the pit Of glory.
Miss Grace Brown lost two brothers in
the Walnut dam disaster. The body of
one wss found soon after the disaster and
she has just received word that the other
body has been found and buried.
Col. Egan will deliver an address on the
occasion of the closing exercises Of the
public school on the Goth. His subject
will be Margaret Fuller" whose learn
ing was phenomenal. as she could At the
age Of six or seven translate and compose
latin and greek. 1t is superfous to say that
the colonel will do the subject justice; and
will shed light on the minds OF the youth
full part Of the audience. The event wi
be quite an epoch in the history Of our
school.
Ed Schultz the popular merchant at
Morenci arrived on Tuesday even ne's
train accompany by his bride. He WAS
met at the depot by Mr.. and Mrs. Salcido,
Who had IA conveyance ready TO take the
happy couple to AOrsnci. Ed as soon as
he got off of the car made u frantic dash
towards the rear side Of the depot. He
no doubt made that move in order to es-
cape with his life, as he had every reason
to believe that tbs gang who we're laying
in wait for him TO catch him alone) would
make him run the gauntlet; and the ex-
p]erience be would have hal to pass
through wOuld have been jeOpardizing to
say the least, but like the seRslbl e
fellow, that he lie, he cluna to
his fair wife for safety; though, Hs he
passed by the crowd be threw one OF those
mixed gldnces indicative Of defiance,
scOrn, triumph, malaee afore bought and
peaceful security. However, one thing
can be- said, and that is, every fellow ten
dered him a silent coDGratulation IN the
absense 81 an opportunity to do otherwise.
NAHAET.