Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-06

The Liberal is In receipt Of a copy
Of the Montana Mining Record, pub
lished at Helena, from which it learns
that j.. Henry Longmaid as superin-
tendent and NJ. l.. Comisky as fore
man, both Of whom were formerly
connected with the Carlisle company
In this county. are running the Golden
Leaf mines for an English company
at Marysyille, Montana. 1t is a three
or four dollar gold proposition, but
with a 6O-stamp mill Mr.. Longmaid
shows a not profit to the company
every month.
W. are sorry TO announce that
Andrew B. Laird has resigned the
position of chief deputy under Sheriff
Lockhart, and has returned to DEM
ing. Andy was the life and soul Of
the Office, and very popular. His
resignation was quite unexpected, and
for a time many Of his friends would
not believe that IL had been rendered.
Whatever pursuit Mr.. Laird may
engage in he has the best wishes Of the
people OF this city for his success
Sentinel.
The telegraph finally brings the
news OF the death Senator Geo.
Hearst, at Warshington, in the list
year of his age. Senator Hearst's
death was not unexpected although
former reports had declared that he
was improving. Through his death
the country loses the services Of a
good, although not brilliant, man, The
turf one Of its most enthusiastic pat
rons and the miners one Of their
staunchest friends.
Col. Lindauer says johnnie Riley is
a pretty good republican, but is get
ting to be a nuisance. The people OF
Dona Ana county who were deserted
by their representative in the legis-
lature may not coincide W.th Col.
Lindauer's opinion.
The report that a portion of Geroni-
mos braves had returned to New Mex
leo proves to be incorrect. The Indi-
ans which passed through Albuuuer-
que had been prisoners at Fort Union
and were being removed to Fort Win
r gate.
A few days ago while sitting in El.
r der Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa,
Mr.. S. l.. Dyer, a well known citizen,
came in and asked for something for a
severe cold which he had. Mr.. Elder
took down a bottle of Chamberlain
cough remedy and said: Here il
something ] can recommend. 1t com
mands a large sale and gives genuin,
satisfaction. 1t is an excellent prepa
ration and cheap" Mr.. Dyer pur
chased a bottle. and the next dal
when VIC saw him he said be was mucl
better, and the day following appear
ed to be entirely restored. This is
specimen ef the effectiveness of thi
preparation.-Des Moines Mail anC
u Times. The Eagle drug store sell
the above mentioned remedy.
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