Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-17
WESTERN LIBERAL.
roRDsBURs APRILI II, 1891


John McCabe was la from the AMI
mas Sunday.
Geo. Woods was over from his ella
ranch che hrst Of the week.
Ralph Fetterly has gone to firing
for the Southern Pacific company.
Mrs. Simpson and children have re-
turned from their visit to Stems Pass.
Ollie Simpson Of Hico, Arkansas, is
visiting with his brothers Drs. Simp-
son.
The FIRST OF May win make no differ
ence in the saloon business in Lords
burg.
Mrs. J. w. Hamilton went to Dem
ing Wednesday night to visit Mrs.
Chapman.
Conductor Parker is Dragging over a
ten pound baby Of which he is the
proud father.
John Calvin left on sunday night for
Astor, Iowa, to make the acquaintance
of his daughter.
Col. Jack Caster was in from the
river Monday, but nobody could find
out who he was buying safety pins
for,
Pinos Altos now has a town lookup,
where prisoners can be confined, thus
avoiding the expenses Of special
guards.
John Wilson, one Of the directors
Of the Arizona copper company, is over
from Scotland and is expected here
next week.
Last Tuesday was election day in
Ell Paso, and the democrats got to the
front with a majority Of 139, which
surprised both parties
Con Devlieger, an old townsman Of
the LIBERALS editor was in the city
this week, representing the Empire
glove factory Of Milwaukee.
The Pinos A1tosans now brag Of
their new paper and new Lookup and
are undecided as to which is the most
valuable addition to the town.
Sheriff Olney reports in Clifton that
Indians had shot into a party Of
sheep herders at Sheep tanks be-
tween Bonita and solomonville.
The interest Of the late D. sherrer
in the circle SB cattle was sold at
auction Saturday by Administrators
Butnah, and bid in by John Robson.
Up. Bennett has sold out his in
tegsst in the Southwest Sentinel to
A. II. Mcdonald, who is now sole
editor and proprietor OF that great
democratic weekly.
Jas. Winters came in from STEMS
Pass the first of the week and has been
busy making a flag pole which will be
planted in the school yard and fly the
flag which was presented to the school
by the LIBERAL.
IT. Amber returned from his trip
to the Hot Springs last Monday night
looking and feeling better than he
has for years. He has lost about Is
pounds in weight, but his feshis hard
and he thinks Arkansaw is a great
place.
1t is rumored that a new time card
will soon go into operation on the
Southern Pacific, which viii bring
both trains into town In the day time
The west bound train will leave El
Paso about eight in the morning, and
the east bound will arrive there about
five in the afternoon.
At a bale at Frank Silyer's ranch
Sunday night a Mexican named Juan
Rodriguez became jealous of his wife,
invited her to take a walk, stabbed
her with a large knife five times and
then made bis escape. The womaa
was taken to the hospital at Silver
City where it is expected she will die.
Frank NJ. Galloway, accompanied by
his accomplished family, was In towr
Saturday to look after the interests Of
heirs Of D. sherrer at the sale Of his
effects. Frank says he has good pros
poets for making the Pinos Altos g
success. He, certainly, is making
an interesting paper Of it, and il
appearances indicate anything he hat
got a few irons heating which may
scar the most exposed parts Of erst
while friends who are noted for shorI
memories and short legs. Go in
Frank, and If yon get in jail we vii
help you rustic bail.
At the wood camp near Pyramit
there have been a number of Mexican
at work two of whom were nameI
Nicholas Faroas and Pedro ReyaYos
These men were good friends an'
were great hands to scufie with eacl
other. Last Sunday they were scui
fling, and both got a little excited
during their play Nicholas pulled on
a six inch knife and plunged 10 int
Pedro's breast just below his heart
from the effects of which he died in
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