Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-07-31

LoRDsBuRe, JULY al, 1891.

AMNNs ANNILA INAN AANNNI NAEAAN y Aala
Angeles to call on his wife.
The LIBERAL is glad to hear Of the
c~onvalescence OF Mrs. Dauforth.
Miss Anna Marshall has been visit
ing Miss Jessie Payne at Pyramid this
week.
Jas. Cauthen left for Texas the first
Of the week with another carload of
horses.
Miss Bessie Payne Of Pyramid has
been spending the week with Mrs. w.
II. Small.
Miss Clara Salkeld Of Blue Mound
Kansas, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
b. b. Ownby.
B. Williams, the warm complection-
ed sewing machine man, was in the
city Saturday.
George Haseltinc% returned from his
eastern trip the first Of the week and
has gone to work at Marlcopa.
The Santa Fe has surveyed a line
from Silver City TO Plnos Altos and in
tends to run a track up there this sum
mer.
Lou Comstock has just returned
from a six weeks visit in California,
where he put in his time having lots
of fun.
Charlie Wilcox's passenger engine
has been a little under the weather
the past week and Charlie has been
doctoring her.
We present this week the state
ments of those two solid financial in
s~titutions, the Firstnational banks of
Deming and El Paso.
There has been no news about the
bridge burners this week. Governor
Hogg seems to be taking his time to
issue the rcquisition papers.
Tom Luke died 10 Silver City &he
first Of the week. His wife had Just
been discharged from arrest on the.
charge of attempting to poison him.
Col. p. B. Chase was up from the
Animas the first Of the week. lie re-
ports the valley very dry and much in
need of rnin. There have been no In
dian signs seen this summer.
Mrs. Mallie Sheridan, the accom-
plished wife OF 10 e. Sheridan, Of the
Enterprise, died at her home in Silver
City, leaving besides her husband two
children to mourn her death,
Ayers Cathartic Pills arc recon
mcnded BY the best physicians, be-
cause they are free from calomel and
other injurious drugs. being composed
Of purely vegetable ingredients.
While thorough in their action, they
stimulate and strengthen the bowels
and secretory organs.
P. Gould, who was teaming in Shaks-
peare last winter but is now at work
at Pinos Altos was coming from the
Kleptomania with a load when a brake
pin broke and the wagon got a start.
Gould guided the team out Of the road
go as not to run into the wagonin front
of him. There happened to be an old
shaft there and the team went into it.,
killing one horse, running another and
demollshing a new wagon.
There is a band Of mountain lions
around Gold Hin which have been
living off the live stock there. There
have been several killed near the goat
ranch by poison. The other night one
tackled a colt belonging to G. s..
KeHum but the old mare made a Wig
orous fight for it and managed to drive
the'lion off, although the colt and the
mare were both wounded, but not
seriously. If any hunter wants some
big game here is a chance for him to
get a shot.
Last Saturday night just before the
east bound passenger train reached
Lerdsburg the bell was pulled and
the engineer stopped the train. The
conductor was told by a young man
who was aboard that he and a friend
got on the blind baggage of the west
bound train at Lorisburg to ride west.
Just after the train pulled out Of the
station they went to climb up on top
of the car, when his friend slipped
and fell of. and he wanted to stop and
get him. The train pulled into town
and an engine was sent out to find the
man. He was picked up near the
whlstling postand brought in. Neither
Of the men had money. DR.. Simpson
examined the man and found him to
be suffering from a broken arm, frac-
tured skull and confused brain. A
purse was made up to provide for the
wounded man, and his partner nursed
him. In the mans pocket was found
a note saying his name was Ed.
Scanlon and giving the address Of
friends near Chicago requesting a tele-