Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-07-10
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe, JULY 10 1891.

-AC ApiNoAtN M-A AtuNNo AJlArNNiN
every Friday morning at seven O'Clock.
The Pyramid company shipped a
car Of high grade ore and one Of con-
eentrates this week
Mrs. J. W. Davenport, wife Of Dr.
Davenport, who is well known an over
Grant county, died at Tyler, Texas, on
the 26th.
There have been quite a number OF
cases Of measles in town recently but
they have been very light and easily
controlled.
AL Brewer, Morenci, was in the city
Tuesday en- route to Kansas City He
walks with a pair OF crutches owing to
a sprained ankle.
Andrew Wallace, accompanied by
his wife was in the city Tuesday, Ell
route home to Clifton after spending
the Fourth in El Paso.
Misses Minnie and ISlisy Kellum
have been suffering the past week
from an attack Of measles, but now
are; we are glad to hear, nearly re-
covered.
Gold Hill celebrated the incoming of
the Fourth of July by giving a grand
dance at the school house on the night
Of the third. There was a good sized
crowd in attendance ana Q very en-
jOyable' and patriotic time was the re-
suit.
John Malone, the efficient foreman
ofthe LIBERALS mechanical depart
ment, spent the glorious Fourth Of
July on the sick bed, suffering from
what was thought to be an attack Of
the measles but which luckily proved
to be a heat rash.
Cold, cough, coffin is what phlloso-
pliers term "a logical sequence" One
is very liable to follow the other; but
bycuring the cold with a dose Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, the cough will be
stopped and the coffin not needed
just at present.
J. X. Cauthen has returned from his
trip to Texas. He bought a farm near
Italy, down N the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad. The land is the.
celebrated black waxy, and Mr.
cauthen says you can just see the
crops grow on it.
james Smith OF the firm ofTorrance
& Smith, Clifton, was in the city Mon.
day en- route to Scotland, the trip he
Ing, he says, for business and pleasure.
inc pleasure part, It IS known, is-to.
marry a certain young lady over there,
utwhat the business is no one
knows.
Judging from the following, Hhloh.
is clipped from the junction City.
Times it appears that Dominic Fur
heaux reached his northern p|astoratc
all right: Rev. Hugh j.. Fumeaux.
will preach in the Presbyterianchurch
at Aztec next Sunday evening. Ser
vices Eill begin promptly o 7 o'clock.
Sunday school in the morrlng at TO-
Rev. Hugh j.. F%urneaux, a recent ar
rival in San Juan county, will deliver
an'oration at Aztec on the glorious
fourth, and a gsneIal invitation is
extended to the people Of the entire
country to attend. Rev. FurneauX
comes ws1 recommended as a pleas
ing Speaker and his Grafton will no
doubt be both Instructive and eate,-
,taining.
Last Saturday II, Hartling. "A Morse
detective, arrested Mrs. K. l.. san-
.ders, Miss l.. Daniels and ". b..
Lane in Ell Paso for tie burning of the.
Arizona s. New Mexico bridges. AT
ter the nres President Sherman sent to
the Morse agency at San Francisco
for a detective and Hartling was sent
out. lie appeared in Clifton in the
shape Off mine buyer, and is said to
have bought a couple. Only one or
two men knew who he really was. He
is said TO- have accumulated plenty Of.
evidence showing that Mrs. Sanders
and Miss Daniels put up the job and
Lane set the bridges on fire. The
women also wrote threatening letters.
The reason the women did this was
because Sanders had been let out Of
his job as section foreman. Lane was
working on the section for Sanders
and so Che women had a good chance
to work him. When they went to El
Paso Lane followed and secured a
a position as track walker on the
Southern Pacific between lei Paso and
Strauss. When Hartllng wanted him
he was out at Strauss, but a Telegram
from the Southern Pacific agent
brought him in and he was arrested.
Mrs. Sanders and Miss Daniels are
sisters and it is said their brother Is
connected with the Office Of secretary
OF state at Austin and has come TO El
Paso to help them. The LIBERAL isl
unacquainted with the evidence
against these people, but Is informed
by the railroad authorities that it is