Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-07-24
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe, JULY q, 1891.


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q. ". Corners, OF STEMS Pass, was
in the city Saturday.
The latest quotations are: Silver
90; Copper 1880, Lead 4.45.
A couple Of new yard engines for
the Southern Pacific went through
Monday night.
Mrs. j. L. Kief of Duncan returned
the first Of the week from her visit
to her parents i'm Iowa.
Tuesday night a small washout west
of here delayed the west bound pass
enger train for a short time.
A letter from Rich Hart says that
he is fast recovering the use Of his leg
by the aid Of a Kansas City doctor.
The board OF county commissioners
has appointed Charles App as cons
table Of Precedent 20, vice Bramble
Ownby, resigned.
Al Brewer of Morcncl was in the
city Monday returning from Kansas
City with his bride. They took the
train FOR the city up in the mountains.
Fred Algerh has received his appoint
ment rs postmaster at Pyramid, and
as soon as he gets his supplies and a
mail route established he will open
his Office for business.
John Courtney, the railroad contrac-
tor, was in the city Wednesday en-
route from his ranch on the ella near
Duncan, to Mississippi, where he is en-
gagged in building a railroad.
Col. Ed Crum, the genial route
agent Of the Wells-Fargo company,
was in the city Tuesday, Inspecting
the company's new building, and pro-
nounced himself we'll satisfied with it,.
Last Saturday evening some of the
young people Of L%ordsburg went out
and surprised the Misses Marble at
Shakespeare. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed and surprise parties were
voted a success.
NJ. W. McGrath has the temporary
contract for carrying the Ricolite
mail, and will carry it until the con-
tractor, NJ. w. Mills OF Springer,
either shows up or sends a man to take
charge Of the route.
The other day about Il dozen Lords
burgers received the alluring green
goods. circulars. Lordshurg may be a
long way frcm the center Of civilian
tion, but its citizens do not belong to
the green goods sucker class.
Col. II. c. Boon, the famcr politician
and merchant miner of Duncan, was
down to the metropolis Saturday on
business. lie reports that 3. b.
Adams, the newly married, is enjoy
ing life as,he never did before.
Cooper Brothers, of Dos Cabezos,
have purchased d Huntington mill OF
20 tons capacity with which they in
tend to work their properties at that
camp. They have some fine properties
ia that camp and calculate to realize
On them.
The evils resulting from habitua'
c~ostiveness are many and serious; but
the use Of harsh, drastic purgatives j.
quite rs dangerous. In Ayers pills
however, the patient has a mild but
effective aperient. superior to all 9th.
ors, especially for family use.
Yesterday Miss Mary Wilkinson o,
Lordsburg and James Sweeney O.
Portland, Oregon, were married 10y
Judge GreayeS. The marriage was BY
contract and the operation was care
fully watched By Frank Douglass, tht
best man, who contemplates follow
ing suit.
j. II. Steel was in from the Gil;
river on Monday and reported every
thing in that section Of the mora
vineyard to be in good condition, ex
cept where the festive grasshoppet
has got 10 his work. Mr.. Steele ha,
quite a patch of corn some Of which
was irrigated and some was not, thu
irrigated and the unirrigated seemed
to be doing equally well until thu
grasshoppers came and they made
short work Of the unirrlgated corn, ant
left the irrigated for Steele. 1t ha.
long been claimed that irrigated stuf
was not as good as the unirrigated bu
no one supposed that the grasshopper'
knew the difference,
Last Friday night a special cam
down from Clifton, bringing Col. EgaI
who was en- route to Texas to assist il
extraditlng Mrs. Sanders, Miss Dan
iels and Lane, who are charged will
bridge burning. They have beef
making a hard fight to keep from GO
ing to Arizona. They had the detec
tive, county attorney and justice 0
the peace arrested for false imprison
ment, but did not appear when thei
lcases came up and so they were dis
charged. They then had them arrest
ed on the charge Of perjury but tn
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