Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-02-06
WESTERN LIBERAL.


COA' III tihlu3 JOh Was up lAOui
Deming yesterday.
Col. Bill Wells Of Gold Hill spent
Sunday in the city.
R. P. Powell the well known survey
or was in the city this week.
Amber and Kennerston win open a
saloon Of Pyramid next week.
There is now a daily stage line be-
tween Lofdsburg and Pyramid.
Ralph Fetterly from Pinos Altos ar
rived in town Wednesday night.
W. f. Edelsten came in from Ma
lone to attend divine service last Sun
day.
There wa a pleasant dance at the
big store at Shakespeare Tuesday
night.
J. w. Hamilton, superintendent Of
the Pyramid company is suffering
from al attack Of grippe.
The law Of the last legislature pro-
hibiting women from entering saloons
seems to be one Of the lost laws.
Miss Maud Marshall Of Cleburne,
Texas, arrived in town last night to
visit her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Small.
John Duncan Of San Simon and the
widow of the late VIM. Gee, formerly
Miss Dolly Corners, were married last
week.
The Hon. VIM. Wilson Of the ella
wal in town this week en- route home
from Las Cruces where he had been to
prove up on his valuable ranch.
DR.. King spent a few days in town
this week and kept very busy. He
went to Wilcox Wednesday night,
but will be in Lordsburg again shortly.
Col. Egan came down from Clifton
yesterday, en- route to Tucson on legal
business. Before the colonel returns
he may 60 to Phoenix to tell the legis-
lators what he knows about Miles
county.
The freight and fare bill introduced
in the Arizona legislature by Cough,
of Graham, fixes the maximum fares
at six cents per mileand the maximum
freight charges at ten cents per ton
per mile.
Mrs. j. Brown, an old lady who has
lived in Lordsburg for several years,
died yesterday afternoon from a com
plication Of diseases. She leaves a
sol who lives in Lordsburg and a
daughter in Clifton.
r. p. Barnes was over from Silver
City yesterday on a special and secret
mission for Leonard s. Sheridan Of the
Enterprise. He failed in the purpose
for which he came and left the town
in disgust on the midnight train.
Nothing being left in the county
treasury 7the newly elected county
clerk is getting square with the world
by charging from two to three prices
for work done as county recorder.
Well, we have all got to live and per-
haps it is as we'll to have I'd cone out
OF a man as an individual as a tax
payer,
The Miles county bill is creating
considerable disturbance IN south
eastern Arizona. 1t provides for a
new county to be carved out Of Ora
ham and Cochise with Wilcox as a
county seat. The people in the ella
valley, the Huachuca mountains and
where the Tombstones raised TO the
memory of played ont mines are thick
est consider the proposed law next to
anarchy, while the residents of Will
cox and the Sulphur Spring valley
claim that it is pre-eminently wise and
patriotic.
Harris & Parker have opened a
Photograph gallery in a large tent, and.
are turning out some very fine work
at the extremely low price of $3.50 per
dozen for cabinets. AS they only re-
main a few days, and will not take any
pictures after Sunday the Sth. The
people of Lodsburg and vacinity,
desiring work in the photo line ought
to take advantage of the present
cheap rates. Don't forget that Sum
day will be their last day for taking
photos. All work will be finished be-
fore they leave.
Last Saturday night a party of the
leading maguates connected with the
Southern Pacific road arrived in town
on their special train and stayed over
night. Sunday morning Dominic
Furneaux called upon the gentlemen
and invited them to attend divine
service. Superintendent Fillmore told
the dominic that he would be pleased
to attend, and as o as the church
bell was rung would be on hand with
his party, 'alas" said said the dominic.
1.-THE church has no bell and we can
not call you" Mr.. Fillmore made
many enquiries about the church. the
congregation, the preacher and the
state OF the religious Sentiment in tho