Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-06-20

Joe Lyall was In FROM tbs rass Monday.
Frank Cline vas in trOa Gold Hill yes
terdny.
Thoma. KnOIt wa, in from Malone
Monday.
Mrs. James Hughes bias been very sick
this week.
Dr.. King will be in Clifton and M6fsnci
In alsw days.
}. W. Munchus was IN from STEMS
Pass Wednesday.
Another lot 81 buffalo soldiers arrived
IN town yesterday.
Sig Wrissl leaves Clifton to-day to take
o. bis rrAidsnce in CayliAle.
Thsre have been %srvolal rains in the
BarrO mountains tins week.
3. R. DOnsEan shipped 5000 pounds Of
wool to New York this week.
Isidor Flsishnau has LETT Dsning tor
Cdiicrnia, whore he will reside.
The county commissioners haYe ordered
TIE railroads to plow ire guards.
Miss Militia Franks Of Swartz is %visitiL.
Mrs. James Patterson at Geld Hill.
R. r. Weatherd was down from Car.
Isle this week aud returnsS yesterday.
Prot. Woods. ths bliud violini.s failed
to tsatsrlalize last Monday rs advertised.
1Ybe Democratic county eommitte will
IRtotin Silver Ci,y,ou herslsy the thlfd
Of July.
Tks couuty comuissi9her. have appoint
cd n, II. McCuis,on as ~jus.ice Of lhv
pssss at Carlisle.
&esars. Cstehlnzs & smitb Of the Hum
LoIGt ocpipssy, i,iurned to M,npt
TenHessss, Friday.
D. K. Cunningham of Cold Hill left
raturday mersing Tor the CHA hot springs
where be will spend 4 month
Yesterday George JoSusen was fosrte,n
years old and celebrated the fact by Civ
ing his young friends a purity.
Frank Wnitehill will soan start a So
cisly paper. The frst Issue will apper N
shout sixty days. -EAt-rsriss.
Nr. and Mrs. b.. N. K~llurn he,e re-
tuaHed iroM their tris to LaS Angeles.
where they hAi a'yvry e1ioyabie tme.
D. ". Cldge returnod from Tocson on
WssAesdey night. Wh'ie there he rad
III. end Of bis busted ginger .a%-n CT.
JUDGE Eolaaas vii accept tae nominn-
tion tor probate judge, It tesdered him oy
the republican Observation-Disclosures,
Mr. and Ars. Thomas Lyons aRd dareb-
ter have r%rluraed to Silver City fron Cali
fornia. "Hurrah Ter toe aozs oes wao
dies
Frank Dlggin is a htsle unasr TIE
wesibsr aud intend, 10 make a trip id''
California to reoapera;e Harry Brand
doisg bis work.
C. Il. Wilkie hrs herr nursing a tad
arm, hs paSt week, supposed 10 have been
cansrd by a bite from some poisonous IN
sect while asleep.
Rev. Fnrne-sx instead Of coming to
Lordsburs Hext week istenas to make =
trip down to SolomonviIie aad Try bis
hand on tho Mornoass
Clarence A. Whipple has bess appoint
oil postmaster at Gold Hill. Nr. Whipplr
has made bis bond aad~ forwarded 1t 10 'u'
department. At Washington.
A letter from Arthnr Nichols. who Is
With R. P. Hart al the las Vegas bot
spriHgs, saIs nat Mr.. Hart has been very
siek, but is now mach better
James X. Caotbsn made u tnp up to
Hadson's spriaes lhis week. he thinks
an a great place and says Dick Is builS-
ing a psiling fspce around bis kitcbru gar
den out Of abandoned crutehos.
Henry Gray, forne-ly OF Gold Hill, who
vent to Memphis to have his ewes operst-
ed on, has recovered tho uss Of one eve and
the doctors think they ear r.st4re TIE
other. ~ was saf'rng from cataract.
Pom Woods leaves next week for No
gales to make tho'o1press run from No
ralas to Gaaymas as a substitute. Tom
j. spending bis time this ws-k sharpening
sp his sizshsstsr in prepptation fer train
robsen,
Last Saturday a gang Of Lordsbure
fshermOn, well loaded vita bait, started
for tAS ella. They got hack safe and
souad the next night. Dot the oRly fsh
hat was sees was roped by N aecsHmo-
dating cowboy and prsseatod to SIN
Cauthen.
Wm. W. Stsarns. who has lived at Pyr-
sIs;i for several years left on "Wednesday
night for the state Of Washington,
where he expects to make his future
home. Mr.. Stsarns was q valuable citizen
to ths eountry and the LIBERAL il sorry
10 see hin 70, bat hopes he will meet With
prosperity in the eoaRtry be is going to
q has not decided in what town be viii
die.