Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-08-14
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoBDsBURG, AUGUST "A, 1891.
Doe Raby IS workIng out at steIn,s

Joe Raby is working out at STEMS
Pass.
Harry Telshman was up from Dem
ing Sunday.
Col. and Mrs. McWhirt were in from
the San Simon valley the first Of the
week.
Miss Lizzie Brockman Of Albuquer-
gus is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Fetterly.
Fred Alger and John James made a
trip to Pinos Altos to see last Sundays
ball game.
Jas. Sloan left this week for Malaga,
California, to take charge of the rail
road station.
Tom Clark was down from Tucson
Sunday shaking hands with his many
Lordsburg friends.
Colonel Jack Farrell returned this
week from New York, and immediat-
ly proceeded to Mo,enci.
President Shannon of the Arizona
s. New Mexico road is |rusticating
with his family at San Bernardino.
b. b. Ownby, accompanied by his
wife and niece, Miss Salkeld, returned
from a Silver City trip the first of the
week.
Colonel Egan has been spending a
few days at Phoenix, Investigating the
capabilities of the valley as a summer
resort.
A new and handsome coat of paint
and sign adorn the front Of the L1BER-
AL Office, the work Of a four eyed
peripatetlc artist.
Ice cream and cakes at Mis-. Har-
rls's on Sunday afternoon and evening
first door west Of Roberts s. Leahy's
store. Every body Invited.
Col. r. B. Casey of the Coronado
ranch, has been in FL Paso the past
week mixing up business and pleasure
in "A most bewi!dering fashion.
The Lordsburg sewing society is a
new invention, and meets every We'd
nesday afternoon at one Of the resi-
dences of its various members.
AdsfTort was made to get w. &.
Lane out of Jail in Ell Paso, but the
court held he would have tostay there
till September 25th aud then go to
Arizona.
Albert Chapel, a colored soldier who
was released from Jail here not long
ago, was shot and killed Mt Central on
Sunday night by Thomas NJ. Fitch, a
pandsman from fort Bayurd.@SeHti-
mel.
Miss Alice Parker OF Separ has re-
turned from California, where sac has
been spending her vacation, and once
more there is a cheerful look on the
faces OF the train hands OF this d.
vision.
The Washoutseason has commenced.
There have been two this week on the
Southern Pacific, but neither caused
a delay Of more than a few hours. The
narrow gauge has not suffered and tie
Gold Hill line is still open.
W. H. Marble and wife returned
from their eastern trip last Friday,
while in Kansas Nh. Marble had
plenty Of chances to invest in Kansas
farms but Kansas has no charms to
detain a resident Of New Mexico:
Much injury is done by the use of
irritating, gripping compounds taken as
purgatiyes. In Ayers Pills, the
patient has a mild but effective
cathartic, that can be confidently re-
commended alike for the most deli
cate patients as well as the most
robust.
The Governor and the Grant county
commissioners are getting liberal iudg-
ing from the following extract from
the New Mexican: Some weeks since,
Casimiro Cordoya, a prisoner from
Grant county in the penitcntiary, be-
came mentally deranged, and as there
are no proper facilities for the care Of
a person in that condition at the peni-
Tertiary, the governor consented to
release Cordoya if the county commits
slOners Of Grant county would agree
to receive and take charge Of him as
an insane man. This morning the
governor received an official docu-
ment from the county commissioners
accepting this proposition and agree
ing to take charge of Cordoya, and ac-
cor'lngly a pardon has been issued,
conditioned on bis remaining in their
charge until cured.
II. Hartling, the detective who has
lecn e%ndeayoriug to get the alleged
bridge burners out of Texas to be
tried ia Arizona, was in the city Mon
day, en- route to San Francisco. Mi
haftling says that Governor Hogg has
promised that the people shall return
to Arizona on the twenty-ifth of Sep
temberOr he will turn them over to the