Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-09-25
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBuRe, SEPTEMBER gs, 1921

to Lake Valley.
There is to be a dance tonight at
the opera house.
Frank Woodland was down from
Clifton this week.
l.. Fassient the Moreuci merchant
was in the city Wednesday.
WrI. Bradford came up from Separ
Saturday after a supply of tobacco.
A. Abraham and family was in
town this week, en- route from Clifton
to Silver City.
Bart Colgan, who has been up to
Clifton for some months returned to
Lordsburg this week.
John a.. Deemer's family was in
town Wednesday on their way to their
new home at Duncan.
A small washout above Duncan
Wednesday made the narrow gauge
train an hour late that day.
Mrs. Ed Flynn and baby arrived
from Los Angels to stay with Ed till.
he gets water fos tao rtilroll com-
pany.
VIM. Mccormick, OF Rochester,
New York, arrived Saturday to take q
position in the office Of the Pyramid
company.
Col. Donegan has been in the city
this week, and has been a little under
the weather. We are GLAD to hear he
is improving.
r, e. Smith, selling the cash reg
listers, was in this part of the country
this week and sold a couple of his
machines in Clifton,
There was a small sized Syashout on
the Southern Pacific near Dragon
Tuesday night, which detained the
east bound E%passengcr. train a few
hours.
The sheriff is sending out notices to
the men whose names appear On the
tax roll, notifying them of the
amount Of their taxes. a new
scheme.
AIRS. w, II. Small intends to leave
next Monday night for Kansas City,
where she will meet her husband and
with him enjoy a trip to their old
home in Indiana.
Nobody knew that Steve Dunegan
was a first class paper hanger till this
week, when he did a job for Sam
Cauthen, which Sam says could not
be beat by a professional.
Torepaws circus is duein New Mex
leo next month and the circus towns
are making great preparations for
having a good time and entertaining a
big crowd. Lordshurg is not one Of
these towns.
rheumatism IS caused by a poison
Gus acid IN the blood and yields to
Ayers Pills. Many cases which seem
chronic and hopeless, have been CONF
pletely cured by this medicine. 1t
will cost but little to try what effect
the Pills may have in your case. We
predict success.
There has been a heavy cleaning out
of the conductors on the road between
Yuma and El Paso during the last
week and il is said there are seven
men looking for "A new job, The
causesare various, some were so color
blind they could not tell the differ
ence between their own money and
that which belonged to the company,
Others smoked on d passenger train
while on duty, and Others did not do
their work to suit the company. Take
it all in all it is the most severe jounc-
ing up the service has seen in some
years.
Last week Steve Nixon, foreman Of
the Gebhardt cattle company, located
Bob and Dick Hall, two of the Pine
Cienga gang who were not captured
by the Grant county officials, and
securing a Graham county warrant and
a posse from the neighbcrhood of
Duncan, started after the men. Nix
on and the posse returned to Duncan,
without the men they went after, but
it is understood they met the two
Halls and in a fight killed them.
This is not as satisfactory a form Of
Justice as arrestlng the men, the way
the Grant county officials did, but it
is much cheaper.
The rain makers worked hard 10 Ell
PasO last week but their experiment
did not meet with success, They shot
off several tons Of dynamite Friday
and got a rain near Las Cruces, The
clouds came up above ri Paso after
the shooting but drifted to the north
and this rain at Las Cruces is
said to come from these clouds. The
shooting is said to have been one Of
the grandest sights and noises ever
produced in the southwest, and was
worth OoinO manV miles N coo and