Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-06
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, JUNEs. 1890.

week.
G. y. Kellun ana J. J, Kiester we're in
from Gold Hill Saturday.
Thos. Foster left last night to spend the
heated term at Long Branch.
D. R. Cunningham and Frank Cline
we're dowu from Geld Hill Tuesday,
The Rio Grands is on a boom this year
beng higher than for several ysarS.
Frank Clips presented the Liberal yes.
Isrdsy, with SOM fac oranges from MS
Florida plantation.
Lum Rail, the commercial missionary.
was IN this section this week making bis
regular psrOehial calls.
The Sspthsrn Pacific pay car, accom-
panied BY Superintendent Noble and De-
tsctivs Wilson, spent Monday night In
towA.
J. P. 0wnby made a.trip to Tucson this
week and bonded bis we'll to the railroad
company. Work will begin on it imme-
diRtely.
Burt Samson, who ha, been weighing the
mAilS on thu Marrow gauge for the past
'oirty days rstarssd ts Los Angeles yes
teraAy.
Price Simpson is 10 s~nthnIiastic IN the
study Of medicine that he got sick this
week ~ order to have = patient to prne-
ties on.
Col. Marcus whippie, who has been
ppsHdiRg a lev moaihs with his son at
Gold Bill. has rstprHed 10 his home il
Vermont.
In another eOlumn will be found the
6asl proof Of A. C.. W;ndham. who has
one Of thu most valuable ranches on the
ella river.
The Santa F. road which has been cut
ting eastern rates announces that on next
Monday PasscI yer rates will be restored to
Whzt they vera on March drst.
Miss 0Ordie Gibson, who han sp4ut the
last year ia the cORvrnt school at Silver
Guy, returned to LOrdsburg this week to
spsRd the vacation with her iarer.
10 aaother column ia to found the Off
'eial abatement Of the First Natioasl bank
eli ii Paso. which shows tho institution
10 We in a very prosperous condition.
This Arlington hotel was supplied this
week with 4 new register. On To" hlotter
pnge appears The Advertis, mrnts Of scv-
eral OF the proninsnt buslasss men OF tae
towu. +.
George A Shepherd. who has had
charge Of the Depot hotel st Demming fer
several yssrs, has resigned and il going to
Missouri. He will engage in business
there on his own account.
C. VI. AlscehAt. president Of the San
Simon cattle company, who has bees,
spending lome weeks at thu ranch attend
ing to the shipment Of cattle, has return a
1elhis home at Abiline Texas.
Il. L. Carmen is at work this week
putting a deck over the center counters OF
Roberts 4 Lcahy's store. This additional
room is demanded by their increased trad.
which forces them 10 carry \ larger stock
Of goods than they have been carrying.
Ed Barrett, who has been working ior
the 6Outhern Pacific here for some tim
time quit on TIE hrst Of the month aud
went dowat TO Deming. H will be here
next week on his BIZ. way to San Diego
California where he viii marry a yuanF
lady who is As rich as she Is hAnd,om-,
aud Barrett says she is the hAndsemes'
girl this side Of Puget sound.
b. E. Muse, the blends ex marshal Of
Silver City. has been in the city this week
MIR. Muse has been making IL hip aroand
the county feeling tue pulse of the demo
cratic public, eudeaYoring to ascertain il
the pressEt sheriff, Of Grant cnnty Is go
ipR to be renominattd this fall. NJ.
Muse thinks there is a strong sentiment
against the remnominatIon OF ''Old
fisrYs' and y growing feeling that the
suecess of tho democratic party ia GRAFT
seOuAty this fall depends upon the nemiE.
'tion of Jack Fleming for sheriff, Jack ha-
shown several times that when he does run
sfor an Office be gets there ard everyone
kRews what Whitehill can do along AbOnI
i~slSuliou time. The LIBERAL looks on the
,eoAtsnst between these two m.n with per
feet inpartiality. 1t won't vote for either
Of them. Is is net built that way
Last Saturday R. N. Owslsy OF Wind
sef. Missouri, was in towR. Mr. 0wsley
represented c.. W. Underwood who has a
great many Of the star route mail cen.
tracts 10 lhis section Of the country snr
VS. hsiS 70, The purpose Of sublottinR thu
eaetfAe. between Lordsburg and Gold
Hill, whieh he says he took tor 1910 pei
year. 10 had considerable troable IN sub
letting the contract a. nearly eva cry on'
thought the job worth more money thar
he could pay but hnally succeeded in let
ting It to Robert Black at $500 per anuum
Biack is now buaily engaged ia i%ralnias
BE horrs for the work which lies beforI
hin next month and bets are even tha
Arkansaw will have to walk into town be
iors his srst week is over. It seems tina
FTn1arwnad wakaa a husinsae If takiu,