Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-23

LoafsBuBe, OCTOBER %, fsoi

Charlie Thomas was In from stcina
Pass Tuesday.
Col. VIM. Church OF Morenci was 10
the city Wednesday.
Miss Dee Moore has returned from
her visit TO Silver City.
Joe Lyall was down from STEMS
Pass this week taking in the sights of
the METROPOLIS.
The days Of the screen door are
ahoptgnpes and the days OF the coal
stove are up6nus.
"Shorty" Whitcomb returned from
his trip to Tucson much improved in
health and happiness.
Windy Dick was captured near
Globe, Arizona, last week, and will re-
tprn to the pen fora period.
Mrs. DR.. Ring is expected home to
Dsmirsg thif week and the doctor is as
tickled as a boy with a new top.
NCharlie FettcFly moved his family to
d#rlisle yesterday, and will start a
Boarding house at the Jim Crow.
We are glad to know that Mrs. b. S
Roberts is fast recovering from her
illness, and expects soon to be out and
around.
The Southern Pacific has made an
addition to its day force here in the
person Of a young man named A. G..
Harlan.
Jessie Kiester wasin from Gold Hi
yesterday. lie has been Spending a
few weeks in silver City, on kind of
vacation, as it were.
IS. H. Fairchild, the rustling repre-
sentative. of Burnham, Hanna, MIN
ger & Co., the big dry goods
house, vas in the city this week.
A number of Santa Fe passenger
cars are being sent east from the
Benson road to receive some needed
repairs at the nearest Santa Fe car
shops.
John Duncan @a5 over from San
Etmon country this week. Duncan
Is that in all his travels over the
5ge this fall hehas seen the grass
dcd ont in but one place and
t tell where that was.
Il SolomyiIle this week the grand
jury indicted Mts. Saunders ana @iss
Daniels for bridge burning. The
cases were put OF TIL the next term
Of court and the defen6ents admitted
to.bail in the SIM OF $500.
Harry Classen writes that he will be
bone next Monday night and that his
fighting weight is one hundred and
scventy-two and one half pounds.
Harry must have struck some pretty
good chuck whlie he was gone.
Rich Hart and Charlie App left
Wednesday morning to Inspect tie
rounl up, which is somewhere in the
~neighaorhood of Dancan. They viii
probably return Monday, If they have
ki!Fd1N the quail Ia that section OF
Chat County.
II. @. Boon, accompanied Is his wife
was in town yesterday and took the
y train last evening for Los Angeles,
Cssifornia, to spend the winter. They
were met here by Mrs, B0ou's cousin,
Mrs. Dunscombe, Of Jefferson City,
Missouri, who went with them to Cal
ifornia.
Joseph Bulng5, Henry Blgle, Peter
Peterson, and james OiConnor are
pushing their liens on the Tonkin mill
at Gold Hill and advertise to the own
ers that if they do not come to the
front and settle up they will take
judgment against them by default at
G next term of court.
THE LIBERAL has learned that Char
&c McDaniels Of Carlisle, who dlsap-
beared some time ago, on account, it
is said, of an unruly branding iron he
owned, has gone to England, where
quite a sum Of money has been left
him. McDaniel's right name was A.
Wolfenden, although but few people
kaew this as he was very careful to
conceal it and often told many lies
about his friend Wolfendon, to mis-
lead people who knew there was such
a persona existence. 1t is doubtful
whether he ever shows up in this sec
ton again, although there is a Grant
county girl who is looking for him to
return.
/. NJ. Bates, who had charge of the
international smelter at El Paso last
summer, was drowned in New York
recently. He was boating with his son
in a choppy sea and while changing
seats fell %overboord He sunk twice
before his son could reach him and
when he was taken out Of the water
he was so far gone that he could not
recover. He had life and accident
policies to the amount Of one hundred
and hfty-nine thousand dollars. One
policy was but thirty-eight days old
and another was fOftv-nihe DAYS old,