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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11
Maverick Nat'I Bank.

BOSTON, MASS. Capital ssosose Accounts of Banks. Bankers and Corporations solicited.
 Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent, and we re-diseount for Banks wbeB balances warrant it. Boston is a reserve city, and balance with us from banks. (not located ID other reserve eitiesl count as A reserve. We have a market for prime first class investment securities and invite proposals from states, counties and cities when issuing bonds.
 We do a general banking business and invite correspondence.
 Asa P Potter, Jos. IT. Work, President.
 Cashier.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11

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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11

UNITED STATES OFFICER lu3tea SLAtcs Marshsi-Byb Paul United states Deputy Mar shai-H. b. UBisr sss4a
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11

DISTRICT COUAr Juusr Fi--tJudiei-I Di-trtei-R E. sIoza JEdg- sec aud Judicial Di-trict j Il. Klsb,y. grfghl
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11

SUPREME COURT. r5.l. .f a-, -ea-Jzmss Wright Associate Justices - ! IT, hGDBy R. -r- S i0aT
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11

Dated. September iz. Isse.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-11
ETs ssoNs.
SUMMUhS.

IN the district court, first iu- dicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20
Bowlegs From Bicycling.

An observer on the streets of Washing
ton is struck with the extraordinary num-
Der Of young men and youths, who are
bowlegged, or have legs inclined to bo
bowed, with the toes Of the feet turned
in more or less. The fact can be verified
any day by whomsoever chooses to look.
| think the explanation is chiefly, if not
altogether, found in the bicycle. The
cavalryman, as rule, is bowlegged, with
toes inturned, and the wheelman, like
the horseman, assumes conditions that
tend to throw out the knees and turn in
the toes, if, indeed, the wheelman, in
propelling his machine, does not more
fully than the equestrian subject his lower
extremities to exercises that curve them
thus.
Now, If It be true that habitual riding
on the bicyole is giving us generation.
of bowleggcd young men and young
women, win it not be well for all to seri-
ously consider whether it be worth while
to incur such resultss Occasional bicy-
cling, as occasional horse-riding, may not
bow the legs and turn in the toes, and
the bicycle itself may, perhaps, be so
constructed as to avoid the tendencies
now considered; but it is not desirable to
sacrifice grace, shape and symmetry to
any mode or fashion of locomotion. -
Washington Post.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20
Things Best Left Undone.

Do not write on ruled paper, or on
that decorated with printed sunfuwers,
or blossoms of any kind.
Do not get into the habit of laughing
at elderly people. 1t is not only un-
ladylike, but it is vulgar.
Do not attempt to take care OF mans
overcoat; he has q vote and ought te be
able to look after his own clothes.
Do not talk especially to one person
when you have three or four visitors.
Instead make the conversation general.
Do not giggle whom smile would an
swer, and don't talk In jesting way
about things that are holy to other peo-
pie.
Do not get into debt; but, II you have
been guilty, deny yourself everything
possible that you may be free once
more.
Do not introduce your girl friend to
the gentleman visitor. Instead say,
miss Brown, will You allow me 70
present Mr.. Jones?''
Do not ask people who they are III
mourning for. If you don't know wait
until you find out, and In the meantime
don't ask after the members OF their
family. tss
Do not believe that all these dofl'ts are
not spoken to yOn In the kindest manner
as from girl to girl; but one has To suffer
and make mistakes ones self to find out
into just what pitfalls ono il aptto tum-
h1a
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20

How q soldiers Life was Saved By
the Late Judge Kelley.

In 1854 young soldier Of q Pennsyl-
Fauia regiment was convicted by a court
martial for sleeping on post, and son
fenced to be shot. Friends Of the un-
fortunate boy fastened to Washington
and enlisted the sympathies Of the late
Hon. William d. Kelley in his behalf.
Their statements of the boys grave Of
lense indicated that there were mitigating
circumstances which rendered him q
proper subject for executive clemency.
It was claimed that the soldier was In
feeble health, but had refused to 90 to
Tho hospital, remaining with his COM
pany, which was engaged in the cam
paign against Richmond. He had been
marching and fighting for two days and
nights without sleep, and it was under
luch circumstances that, overcome by ex-
haustion, he had suffered himself to fall
asleep while on picket. Military law was
rigidly enforced at that time aud little
mercy was shown to oifenders.s
Mr.. Kelley at once went to the Presi-
dent, with whom he was on terms Of
close intimacy. Few men enjoyed to q
fuller extent than he the confidence Of
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Kelley laid before the
President the case as presented by the
friends Of the soldier. Both agreed that
Il the facts were as stated the death SEN
tence might properly be revoked In the
interest Of humanity, and without .nreiu-
dice to the service. The time was short,
as but few hours, or days at most, in
tervened between the sentence Of a court
martial and its execution. Mr.. Kelley
volunteered to 90 at once to the army
and investigate. To enable him to do
this Mr.. Lincoln handed him a reprieye
for three days. So fully did he trust the
Judgment Of Mr.. Kelley that he also
wrote and signed a pardon, which Kelley
was to present in case he found the state
ments Of the soldiers friends to be cor
rect If, upon the other hand. he should
1 lind the case to be without extenuating
features he should not interfere with the
execution beyond the reprieye granted
Tor the INQUIRY. ~
Mr.. Kelley took the. first train for the
front. Travelling as far as he could by
rail, he rode on horseback nearly all
night through the great camps to reach
The regiment he soupht. The execution
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20
Rattlesnakes in the Yosemite VAL
ley.

! heard Judge Nelson telling his ex-
perience with rattlesnakcs in the Yose-
mite Valley, and mildly suggested that
the writers who have described its glories
make no mention Of the snakes. "Of
course not, y said he, "because that
would destroy it as o resort for travellers.
But they are there and in great numbers,
nevertheless. AS you drive along the
road you win occasionally hear the burr
r-r Of q rattler, and your horse win Jump
sharply to one side. Horses are much
afraid of the snakes and quicker to sec
them than men are" e. Z. Bonner, of
Montana, who is an old frontiersman,
told how the well posted wagner Oh tho
frontier always puts hair rope entirely
around his camp at night, merely stretch
ing it on the ground. No snake will
cross it, New York Press.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20
CHAPTER XVI.
-. x,x,,,, -. =, ,.v,wr.,e.

Boncourt. however, was fated 70 ! dis
appointment.
Adele and he were yet at their breakfast
on the. following morning when the for
mer received note from Ncel BY messen-
ger.
This il too bad, Alphonsei' said shs,
after reading it.
What does he say7"
Z Ife regrets that be cannot be With me
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20

THE tea-tree was first taken to En-
gland from China about the year l76S.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20

BRoTHER SALARATUs Does You, as
a grocer, believe in trusts? Grocer
Oh, there's nothing bad about trusts.
and ! wouldn't mind being able TO get
up trust on something. Well, hero's
20 chance for 4 big trust. just send
up bari Of -four and q ham to my
house and I'll pay yer when I kin.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
BANK ExCNANGE.


0. 5. 80 OrlIar - caUoEa. n. y.

IT,. s.. LAND OFFICE LAS CBUcEs. N. IT,
Aug. sp. 1890.
erminiug aud milling company. by ne attoi-
ncy-in-fact George d. Utter. whose p~ostoihco
address is Silver City. Grant county. New
Mexico. has this day hled It's application forn
patent for the GRIND Tower Placer nine
containing 3o.ls acres OF land, situated in God
Hil mining district. county Of Grant ana
tho field notes aud Official plat on hie IN this
Office as lot no SD in township twenty-one
south range sixteen west OF New Mexico prin-
/ cipal base and meridian, Sale lot no ~ pcln8
described as follows, to-Hit'
Eurlnninn ut cor no ] Toe cor g granite stone
! Mxifx6 ins set u fn ground with noun of
/ stone marked I-S1 from which the cortu town
SLIPS II ana y s ranges Is enc ~ y OF tho New
/ Mexico PRINCIPAL base and meridian bears s
YAK 10 ms diametc blazod and marked bI
! 1920 boxers D 81 der 20 min w. 1913 feet digtsnt
Oak 10 ins diameter hlazed and marked bI.
l-s2n bears n 10 deg ~ min G. iA4 feet distant
Oak 10 ins diameter blazed and murkcd BIT
t-e1N ho0rss 49, deg W min ~ feet distant
Oak Tins diameter blazed aud marked bN
1929 bears g 81 deg 81 min Q lOIeot distant.
Thence q O. deg O., 1ar ~ deg To min g .,--
Line runs along "a side OF Canyon valley 1901
feet q juniper 70 ine dia blnzed and marked
TT 62R ON line Gl5N feet TO cor no loo cor 2
| granite stone 86x2iyl0 ms set In ground
mnrked $50 from which an oak MtnA diaulc-
tor blayed and marned BIT 2@@D bears q 90 deg
90 min e 81 feet distant.
Oek Is ms diameter blazed and marked BIT
2-e28 bears r 10 deg y min O Vo feet distant.
100 bears rs deg 35 min " GO foot Distant
Oak "a ius diameter bla10d and marked BIT
2t2l bears n IA deg min y feet distant.
Thence p 2s dtg g var 12 deg G 100 feet
Arroyo and road Silver City and Sold Hll
n % and s. 40 feet
Enter small ridge or broken ground bears
No cor ne sur no s2s White Tower Mining
aud milling company clsAmant thence aioug
line ~ sur no ses 900 feot
TO center Ger west end or sur notN y sou rect
Leave broken ground enter NIuWOu Nhll0N
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
NO. s4a-ArpLroArIoN roH PATENT.
US. LAND orEIoe Las CRucEs \: d.
AuUu4f -. INQO.

Us. LAND ofLltL A1a 'hlA 70 ~. M
Notice Ia hereby given That Geo. II. Ct,er.
whose lsst old 70 address is silyor cay. Grant
county. New Ncyioo, has this day filed his AZ
plicauon furu patent tor lluU linear tuct Of
the Minneapolis lode mine or vein bearing gold
and silver. with surface ground GO tcet IN
width situated IN Cold Hhl mining district
county OF Grant ana territory OF New heXico,
aud designated hy the field notes ana Official
plat on utc IN this office as lot NO. GU, IN
township Il S range 10 W of New Mexico prin.
cipel bnso-aI1 meridian. said lot No, a5J be
ing described IA follows, to-wit:
Beginning at cor NO, l., Toe COR q granite
stone z2xli1iO iEs, set ~ Hround WIZ
mound Of stone uarkeilt31, from which the
cor TO secs 20, 30, 81 ana dt Il a, bet ranges 10
and II wcst on the New MeNieo prlncipnl base
and meridian bears 3 10 dts . rlin " ti5S feet
dist. No ofLer bearing uVoilab.e.
Thence "a 80 dcE 90 min e, var II deg mine e.
D~esconding 1870 1T gulch, course NV. loUJ IT,
to cor No2ioc cor a granite stone @lAEu11 ms
set in ground with mound Of stone marked
2l-ls from which Rocky Point bears 3 lt deg ~
min @. bun end % Mogolion range bears u 10
dog % min W, Peak bears a ~ deg 10 miu
W.. no mure beurings available.
Thence n "a deg I2 min w var IL degE nine,
Descending 100 81 same Rulch course NV
line in gileh 500 81 70 north end center, 9
granite Stone lsXl4N6 ms set = IN grQnnd vita
mOund of stone marked N.C.-l 800 feet
loave uulch course NV COO feet 20 corner
DC 3 loo cor q granite Stone AXitX4 tns fet :
in ground with mound OF stone MARKED J-oou'
no bearings n~vGiiahie.
Thence S 80 deg 01 min W var II deg "a min g,
Ascending ilt fcet gulcn course norlh-
west 1890 feet to c0rncr No. 4 iOeution
cor a block Qaartzite stone 30Xl1xliin ms set IS
in ground with mound OF stone marked 4-63i
from which MoSollou Peak bears n deB W
min W.. cCuical peak bears "A 81 deg ~ min W,
no other bearings available,
Thence - deg ~ min @, var II deg t5 min e.
! go IL Graded road 90 mine ~ ana s aou IL 90
south emit uonter. "a granite boulder in place
mnrFed IS ON and mound Of stone tJJ II 10
! cor no j, place OF beginning,
Magnetic variation ll deg 41 minr aud II uc8
0j min O., containing lon acres.
Tho location OF tlls mine is recorded 10 the
! recorders Office OF Grant county New Mexico
in book 10 pagug 33-ll mining location records.
The ediOining ciaimnnts arc 'biackhorHo'
mining elaina owned by D. q Cunningham.
ANY and an persons claiming adversely amy
/ portion of said Minneapolis ioue mine or SUR
lace ground are required 90 lIe tntr adNerst
I claims with the Register Of the United states
/ land olico as las Cruces in she territory ~
4 Now Mexico during tho sixty days period ci
/ publication hereof, or thoy VIII be barred 10y
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute.
SAMUEL p. MCCRhA, Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21

The Headlight says That the South
ern pacidc division head quarters and
shops are 10 he moved to Deming-
Deainess zenith oarod.
by local appfieausns, as they can rot
reaon ,he diseased portion Of ths ear.
There Is only ono way TO euie Deafness,
aud that is By constitutenal remedies.
Deafness is caused ~ an naamed condi
lion OF the mucous lining Of the Easta-
ehian Table. When tbs tube gets in
aemad you hare a rambling sound on im-
perfect heariur, and whom it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unles.
he inflammation can BE- taken ont and
this tube Isstoroa to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever, MAE
ssaes oct Of Ton are caused by eatsrrh,
which is nothmg bot an iaasmed eondi-
ton Of DE mucops surfaces.
We will aiseOne Handled Dollars for
any ease Of Deainoss (causoa by Cetarrh,
that Wv can not eerc by taxing Halls Ca
tasrh Cure Send Tor circulars free.
e.. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
~ SOLD by Draggiris 75c-
If you want to buy "A watch, clock Or di.
amond, or if you want yoar watch re-
pairud in first class shape send 10
GIG. w. HIcKox X Hixsos,
N Paso Texss.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21

According to She Alb09uerWe Dem
ocrat the ncxt legis attire viii be d.
yided ms foiiows'
CoUNcIL: Democrats, Valdez og
Colfax, Vigil, SiiNs and Contreras OF
Sea ligucl, Glslorf OF T+-s. Total
SIX.
Republicans, Slower ard Perca of
B|eyuaillo, Anchcta OF Grant, Sara
milo d Rio Arrioa, Catron OF Santa
Fe. and Chavez Of Valencia. Total
six.
HOUSE: Democrats, walker Of Col
fax Garcia aud SANCHEZ Of Moea, Fall
of Dona Ana, Burns Of Sierra. Melon
aid Of Lincoln, Paulin, ana Garcia OF
Socorro, MoAtoya, Herarra, Aragca
and George Of San Miguel. Torres and
Easley Of Santa Re, and Young OF
Taos. Total IS.
Republicans, Hubbell, Gutierrez
and Chavez OF Bernalulo, Mayo and
sanchez Of Rio Arriba and Perez, Bag-
Ella and Otero Of Veiencia. Total 9.
This may not be entirely accurate,
but 70 lis sufficiently so to Indicate that
the republicans are luciQin that there
il to be no election OF a United States
senator this winter.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
By HUBERT a. BANCROFT
TuE KMTEEEr VICTORIAN

READY at lass-Only irue History Of Nor
monism acknowledgements intensely
interesting, poworful- Eraoesed alike ~
Mormons and Genlles.
WONDERFUL ADYENrUnEa
OF rfagpsrs and Travellers Bloody Indian
Wars-rbrihing aocount. Of Massaoret
and Miracalaas Eseapgs-lhe hmoaI
Dante Association. Ete Etc.
MYsTEIuEs or PoLYoAMY
The Tithing Honso-C CELESTIAL Marriage
Strange religious Customs Biogiaph!
Of Brigham Young. as thrilling asa noyeI
set trae history.
A grand book 10 sell. Everybody
Wantsit- Msrehant' Farmers, Nrehanici
and an classes have eagerly awaited tia
appearance Of Tins renarl,a0ls book
AGENTS
send qniek 81 for costly and elegant
Canvassing Outat. Don't waste iim'
writing for circulars. hut secure territory
bsg95slt - glyeD ont. Remember this i
q sd intense interest to an and tb'
Grege iustrationsfsAttrae aitentiol
cverywhere AnpRFss9rr
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
No 541.
Applicationfor Patent
U. s. LAND OFFICE. L.s cnucggs N NJ

us. LAND OFFICE, LAS CnucEs n. NJ
August ~. 1870.
Notice Is hereby give" that the white
Tower mlaing and milling company by its
ntorney-in-fact, George II. Utter, whose post
Office address rs silver City, Grant county.
New Mexico. has this day hlcd lbs application
for a patent for ,hOu linear feet each Of the
sgrand Tower "Storner' and monitor"
mines or veins beuring gold and silver with
surface ground f0 feet in width on zach,
situated in Gold Hin mining district. couu-
tv OF Grant and territory OF New Mexico, and
designated by the hcn notes and ohicul plat
on nle in this Office as Lot number k2i IA. b
and C in township twenty-ono south, range
sixteen west of the Now Mexico principal
hase and meridian, said Lot number $50 a, d
and c being described as follows, to-wit'
The boundary OF survey number so O..
Grand Tower Lode" begins at corner No.
loo cor n granite stone 2xZ2Xl2 i'm set e in
ground with mound Of stone marked l-N1iA
from when the corner to sections @, g, 81 and
30 between towns n and y sonth IN range 70
west of the Now Mexico principal hasc aud
meridian bears 3 81 deg p min " ld@ foot dist.
Mother bearings available.
Theaee % deg % min e.. var le deg 90
min e61 fert
cuieh course p ao fsot fuloh com
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FnIDAY. NovEMBnn n. Isa0

Pinos Altos is Dragging about the
first snow of the season.
Sherih-elect Lockhart has gone to
Kansas on a business trip.
Tom Woods came up from Deming
and spent Sunday in Lordsbug.
Chas. Stevens OF SCI paso has been
visiting with Ben Roberts this week.
Jas. Rooch WIS In tom again this
week on one Of his periodical visits.
The Official count shows that the
state constitution was defeated by
1861 majority.
X. Il. Weatherd has been in town
this week and left for Phoenix, where
he may locate.
Preparations are being made for a
grand masquerade dance al Clifton on
Thanksgiving.
CO.. William wilson was In from his
Gtla ranch making nceessaryanidagies
in regard to proving zip on his ranch
j.. p. Brockway died at his ranch
near Separ last Tuesday evening from
pneumo1la and heart complications.
Headlight.
Taeo Lester wac had Charge OF sec
ton gang here and left few months
ago to visit his relatives Ia Arkansas
has returned.
Tom Wiley. who is engaged in t'ts.
Arizona copper company's store al
Clifton, was in tosn Monday ca route
to Texas on business.
Jumes Gibson, wh5 has beer attend
ing to the difsiel of night operator tor
some time, is now enjoying a vacation.
George L. Bug5oe is doing the Eight
work.
Henry Ross returned Sunday from
old Mexico where he had been after q
bunch OF Hart Brothers horses which
lad stFayed nearly 10 Ascension. he
brought back four.
Al HOLMAN and his family, which
consisted of Eve, passed thlcush oH
the cast bound train Monday nlgn,
bound Cor Kansas to visit Relatives
az"
"A letter lrem water Fa'u sN O'''
on the IAN X. = iiaIt7 WIS
successfully operated On by
VINO promise mn complete receiver
aiihongh ne ~'l nav s"''
for at least So NeeA7'
The types N tae STORY p.'i'sel p
last weeks paper sot niAoo alu y,
printed the ~peglnninS q one f'oFs '"i
he enolng ahothef' aus Hv'" W
.lr4nt ~ Ccuhtfy Cifcua I'd ',a e'D,
PM ana mex Neef wy give .he 900
Dt'A Mal nan iialr'
Ihn slime sa" 'n lae uNi3
me ufsl o. the wees t'l"V lliS 1"-HV'
lad been dansefo''7ly n0I'' "H'
reported may ohlhe EaS NorhlHs y
the White iiiIi tNiaie' P'l'H'g ~ ne''
timDers. Aslle lo'N wa. = ,tD' :
rock loI-oh MN '"e'.i'us "E PAU
so that the physlcHap' h"" ~ '''pe ="
ms recovery Ina le'e'''u " ''''V'
from ms molhet AalIas y "',' "pu -
bad as repofleo' ile was "l' y :
failing rock pGl sN'u var w. - "'
tured and ae "o'io ne ",' rlsH. ''
few days a!tAoH8h ~ lhe 10y" n"'
talien anouc " inches l"'~'54 ~
ward he Woua heFefh@'e kuo"n."i~
hurt nm.
Il life lhciaeNJ hNppeileq aI ~
late meeting q we l~ies"S'e!-A'
preachers 10 Sil}er o'yS' En1Vl seen
to have heea over iooSeo oy me eye
yigilant newspaper men Oh Vha' Town
AZ the drst day session lAe sceie.ag
who had J'lst oeeh sent Fon Ne'
YORK by me missioheiy SocieW .
check up the ioPai ~autAorI'e7 all'
see If there were as many pFeacnei
here as were drawing iatons an.
supplles-was ealing the roll Jus
after he had got fairiy STARTED ne wa
surprised by the words II am here'
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21
NlrINa MATrFRs.


Reports from various Ceinps-Iieme Of
General intorost to Niaers.
The latest metal quotations are:
Silver 1900. Copper 1850 lead 5.s5.
Geo. WI. Eustice, ex-manager Of the
Carlisle mines, is now superintendent
Ola large mining company Ia Central
America.
Col. Perce OF Chicago CARVED in
town Tuesday from Chicapo. Col.
Perce Is Interested with d. G. Roberts
10 the Miser's Chest.
We are reliably informed that the
Messrs. Bell s. Stevens viii soon put
up another twenty stamp mill in our
camp.-Pinos Altos Miner.
The Humboldt company has just
completed a car load Of tine concen-
trates for ID. G. Roberts. mr. Roberts
win snip the concentrates to New
York.
The shipment by stein, Crooks &
Co. from the Alabama mine at Carlisle
mention OF which was made in last
weeks paper, amounted to about foul
tons and The returns, after paying
freight to El Paso and the smeitinl
] charges amounted to 1853.
sunday night the Hon. j.. p. Forbe.
was in town OF his WAY home from hi.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21

John T.. Herrel who eloped from
Carlisle with Miss Ella Rucker,
married. her in Lordsburg and took
her to California, some months ago,
Is now running an engine for a mining
company at Jesus Maria. Mexico Mrs.
Herrel, who played traant from school
in order to married, is with Mr.. Her
rel's relatives in California and is
attending school.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21

Last aturday Mr. and Mrs, w. IT,.
Small, Mr, and Mrs. y. w. Clair, Miss
Minnie Kellum, Miss Anna Marshall
and Harry Classcn went down to the
Chase & McCabe ranch In the AMI
mas for am outing. They returned on
"Wednesday night add ever since have
been telling about the great times
they had. The ladies say that the
men, accompanied by the McCabe
boys, went over to Grey's ranch and
brought back a lot Of ducks. Classep
SAYS Small never shot a duck. Small
SAYS that Clair missed every duck he
shot at. Clair says Classen got mlred
in The bog and never got a shot az a
duck. AS to who got the ducks the
Liberal will not venture to say until
it sees one of the McCabes.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21

1t has been positively learned that
Mir II. S. Kaufman has resigned the
cashiership Of the First National
bank and will remove with his family
TO Canton, Ohio. Alr. kaufman will
be succeeded by n. $. Beattle 0f
,0nopcrqu. El rls0 1imcs
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-11-21

Some people agree with THE SUNS
opinions about men and things, and
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