Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-22
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, NJ NJ, MAY %, 1921.

the city this week.
w. d. Griffith was over to court and
took out his anal papers.
Pink Leonard has bought a bulldog
which nc keeps to bite cranks.
Roadmastcr Rabe has been trans
ferred to a better job in California.
The LIBERAL prints the statements
Of a couple Of aourishing banks this
week.
ID. O'Donnell has returned from
Missouri and intends remaining in
Lordsburg.
Bob Williams was in from the Pass
this week and reports the Bachelor
looking lne.
The new time table Of the Arizona
& New Mexico road appears in. this
weeks paper
Bramble Ownby and Robt Watson
have been telling the grand jury about
certain crimes.
Thos. Foster and wife went through
to Los Angeles Sunday night for Mrs.
Fosters health.
Thos Kennedy was. over to Silver to
tell the grand jury what he knew
about a horse thief.
The Hart and Geek cattle were tax
en- to Silyor. City for shipment and
considerable trouble was had in Sc
curing cars.
A. Apologize has gone over to the
Chirlcahuas where he has a valuable
silver anthony property which he is
developing.
George Stratton and John Duncan
were down from the San Simon coun-
try Wednesday, telling about Indian
depredations.
Thompson Jones has been over to
Silver City this week on account Of
the case of C~atchlng5 VS. the Hum
boldt company.
The Great Light gave a very inter
esting aud pleasing entertainment at
Ambler's opera house last night and
gives another tonight.
John Brockman is paying 60 cents on
the dollar for county claims. Wonder
if Max Schultz is preparing to pay an
other Of the notes the county holds
against him.
Col. Donegan and sons brought in
1000 pounds of wool this week and
have about COCO pounds more, all of
which will be shipped to- New York.
Their wool is very long and fine this
season.
"A portion of one of the bridges over
The narrow gauge road near Clifton
burned out Saturday. The mails and
passengers had to be transferred. 1t
will take about 100, 600 feet Of lumber
to repair the damage.
Judge Boon was up from Deming
this week taking testimony in Indian
depreciation cases. The judge is asso-
ciated with Congressman Hare in the
prosecution OF these claims and has a
sure thing with a just case.
Monday DR.. Simpson was up to Pyr-
amid. Just as he was starting home
Frank Schultz, who was driving, turn
ed the wagon short and tipped it over.
The doctor was burt so that he was
confined to the house for a couple OF
days.
The county commissioners finally
concluded to allow ex-Assessor Clas-
sen s42s.7s. Mr.. Classen, firm in the
belief that the commissioners are try
ing to,swindle him out Of his just
dues, has taken the case to the dis
trict court.
Dyspepsia has driven to an easly
and even suicidal grave many a man
who, If he had tried the virtues Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, would be a to-dat
and in the enjoyment Of health and
competence. Sufferer, be warned IN
season, and don't allow the system to
run down.
Mr.. Giddings, who was a member OF
the lrm Of Butterheld & -Giddings,
WIN htCl. " lul lAN OAA 9AoER AAAAI
through this country before the rail
road was built, was in town Wednes-
day looking up evidence ia support of
his claim against the government for
stock killed by the Indians,
w. II. Small has been making some
alterations and Improvements in his
store this week which will give him
consideracle more room. 10 consists
NJ . deck at the ear END of the store
and the removal Of Dr. Simpsons Of
nee to the room between the drug
store and the Liberal ONCE.
Last Sunday night a Mexican who
was working for Louis Marshall at Sc
par, got on the passenger train to pur-
chase some fruit. He got off just as
the train started and fell His foot
got caught under the wheel and his