Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-11-06
WESTERN liberal.
.oRDsBURe, NOVEMBER 6, 1891


DIT. Simpson spent last Sunday in
II Paso.
Henry Bartlett is now mining at
CerrlllOs.
Mrs. N. Mattison of Duncan was in
he city Tuesday.
The round up was in this vicinity
Sunday and the boys were in town.
d. Mckenzie left for Tombstone
Wednesday as n witness in one of the
numerous San Simon cases.
John Malone is now handling the
San Francisco Examiner, which he
delivers to subscribers very morning.
John McCabe was in frtm the lower
knimas the first Of the week. He re-
ports the grass very short in that
telghborhood.
Schultz & Snyder have dissolved
partnership in their Pyramid saloon,
Schultz continues the business and
Snyder has moved to Gold Hin.
* letter from Mrs. c. S. Kellum who
is at the ella hot springs says she is
fast recovering,from the attack Of rheu-
hatism under the influence OF the
baths.
James Smith, of the firm of Tor
renee s. Smith of Clifton was in the
city Saturday accompanied by his
wife and sister, en- route from Scot
land to Clifton.
Col. Norman, who has been doing
some official surveying down in the
San Simon, has completed his work
and was in the city Wednesday en-
route-t0 his home at Laguna.
El Paso is now making extensive
Preparations for the miners conven-
ton which will be held there next
months 1t is expected there will be
five thor and people in attendance.
VIM. Forgarty, the night operators at
the depot is enjoying a two weeks lay
ofFand has gone down to the Chirca-
huas 10 kill bear. Billie's great scheme
in killing bear is to catch them aad
choke them to death.
rhe most popular official connected
with the Southern Pacific, the pay
master, was in the city Saturday.
While his special train stopped here
al the EN- ployes of the road made a
point Of calling on him.
The San Simon cattle company is
putting up eight new wind mills in
the San Simon valley, these will make
sixteen they have in operation in that
valley, still good many of their cat
are suffering for water.
Col. Buggy, the efficient superinten-
dent of track on the narrow gauge, has
been enjoying a vacation the past
week, which he has spent at the Sum
init hunting the festive antelope and
chasing the cheerful jack rabbit.
In our advertising columns will be
fOHud the, announcement Of the Ar
lington, which is now being run by
douglass & Harris. The new proprle-
tors are running a first class house
and giving the best OF satisfaction.
George Reeb left Sunday for Globe,
Arizona, where he intends to go into
business We can tell Il Globe
friends that George is a first class
fellow, and is a good man to have in
any town. We hope he will prosper
there.
George NJ. Heggic, the popular
manager of the Arizona Copper com
pany's store at Clifton, was in the
city Saturday accompanied by his wife
and little girl who have just returned
from a trip to Scotland. Mr.. Heggle
met them in New York.
Court begins next Monday at Silver
City. 1t is said that owing to the de-
pleted state Of the territorial treasury
the amount of money to be used for
the payment Of witnesses and Jurors is
extremely limited. 1t is further said
that the reason the territorial treasury
Is in such a state of collapse is because
several sheriffs have neglected to pay
over to the territorial treasurer the
entire amount Of territorial taxes
they collected. Why these taxes were
not turned over to the territorial
treasurer is something for various
grand iuIios to fId cut.
Last spring II. Amber bought a sa-
loon license for his Pyramid saloon.
IL was a neat but not gaudy affair and
was rather expensive, in fact it cost
its owner SlOO.45. Owing to business
reasons he concluded to move his sa-
loon to Gold Hill and as he was stuck
on his license concluded to move it to
Gold Hill along with the saloon. The
county treasurer hearing of this Oh
lected saying the license was issued
for Pyramid and at Pyramid it must
remain. II he wanted a Gold Hill IL