Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-09
WESTERN LIBERAL.


d. c. Pelton made a Deming trip
the first Of the week.
Tom Davenport has returned from
his California trip and is again hard at
work.
Jas. Patterson has moved his family
in from Gold Hin this week TO live 10
town.
Charlie Wilcox is taking a few days
layon on account Of sickness in his
family.
Patrick O'Donnell Of Westport,
Missouri, is visiting his two sons in
L%ordsburg.
Jas. Calguhoun and family returned
Monday from San Francisco, where
he has been spending a months vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Shennen and Mrs. Lacy came
uUwu from clifton Tuesday to meet.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, who will visit
them,
JEFF Gaddis has gone out to Gold
Hin from Silver City to recuperate his
health. What is the matter with the
health resort?
G. d. Whitcomb has been a little
under the weather the past week and
went into Tucson to see how the
hospital treated such cases
DR.. Goodfellow Of Tombstone is said
to have received the appointment as
railroad physician at Tucson in the
place of Dr. Handy, who was recently
killed.
Jerry Tcost returned again this
week and win stay with lis for a while.
lie has been quite sick and thinks
there is no place like L%ordsburg to
recuperate.
To-day is the circus day in Deming
and most of the people of this section
OF the country are down there watch
ing the elephant dance and the mon
key wrcGJh.
Tim Shine let wednesday night
for Silver City and mag get back to
Demlng in time for the circus to-day.
J,bn Bsown is down from Duncan at
tending to his work.
L. d. Durnil left ON Monday night
for the Hot Springs Of Arkansas,
where he will rusticate for a While,
and then take a little trip up into
Missouri, where he has some ine lead
properties.
A. L. Gibson returned Monday from
a visit to Lake valley. Mrs. Gibson
and Miss Cordie have re-
turned from Pennsylvania, and are
visiting in Lake Valley, and will be in
Lordsburg in a short time.
The Justice Of the peace at Tucson,
before whom Frank Heney was OK
amlned for the killing Of Dr. Handy,
discharged Heney, saying he was en-
TREY justified in killing Handy, asthe
evidence showed he had done so IN self
detcaso.
Frank Proctor packed uD his back
smith Quilt this week and moved II
to Deming where he has opened a
shop. We can assure our Demlng
friends that Frank is a arstclass work
mar at his trade and is also a mighty
good fellow to get along with and the
LIBERAL hopes he will do wei ia his
2rtY location.
Hop Lee, the China restaurant keep
or, has sold out to another Chinaman,
who bears the cognomeu Of L. II. Kie.
Mr.. Kie is fair student Of the En-
gllsh language and writes the LIBER'
that he won't pay Hop Lee till the
twentieth, and any Of Hops creditors
who think they are liable to get left II
the final shuttle had better get theil
bills into Mr.. Kills. hands before thi.
date.
George,Woods came over from thu
ella hot springs, arriving here Satur
day night and brought with him thu
L~ordsburg contingent that has beer
~rusticatlng there and the wlldes
stories that had been told the LIBER
Al Of the way these folks had got ia.
and healthy was not half the truth
Mr.. Woods returned Tuesday, taking
with him Mrs. Kellum and Miss Min
ME, who go there on account Of Mrs
Kellum's rheumatism, which it is hoI
ed the hot springs will relieve.
The mystery surrounding the dealt
Of VIM. L. Black in the Mogollons las
May has never as yet been s%atisfactorI
ly sifted. Black is known to have haI
on his person at the time he was kille'
about FIVE hundred dollars in bills, an
it was reported that when found h
had his revolver and about twenty do
lars on his person. Blacks friend
here cannot get any trace Of the MOI
ey, nor of a bunch of cattle of whic
he was half owner. 1t is supposed tina
Black was killed, but there is no ey
dence that any effort has been mad
to bring his murderer to justice.
49, ....T.a.,