Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-02-13

temporarily suspended by the l%easers,
Roberts, Lcany and Bradford.
The mill is being over hauled and
thoroughly reeoyated. Itwillstartup
shortly.
Ralph Fetterly is now q resident in
camp. He is in the employ Of the
company.
The Slopes on the 100 level in the
Viola continue to furnish the usual
quantities Of good ore.
The ore body ia the east cross-cut
south drift Of the 100 level holds its
own, whilst some very rich ore is being
extracted aud sacked. The vein is a
strong one and averages fairly we'll.
The Viola viii yet make a record.
Several of the members Of the com
pany are due to arrive here this week.
They will be %agreeably surprised at
The Development work done under
the present management.
Mrs. James Costello is still confined
20 ner room with la grippe. She has
had a hard siege Of it.
Frank K%enncrston blowed in last
Saturday. His building is completed
and ne is now prepared to receive his
friends and others who are bibulously
inclined.
a number OF the boys took in the
burg last Monday. They we're taking
a days lay or, pending repairs to the
holster.
The Gypsy Queen shaft is now down
sixty feet, with favorable prospects Of
making a mine in the near future.
The Silver Bell is being worked in a
desultory way.
Mrs. Nelse Warrington is the latest
victim 70 the grippe" She has been
confined I'd her bed for several days.
Next Monday will be payday.
There is not q vacant tensment in
camp.
Colonel Donegan brought ina wagon
load of yenison last Saturday.
Some Of the boys are organizing a
coon hunt for pay day. Lordsburg
VIII be their meeting place, as coons
do not, as a rule, frequent high lati-
tudes, but arc generally found in the
bottoms.
A shooting contest, with a gold
watch for the prize, is advertised for
next week.
I've lost my grip, Don, and II you
fad it hold il down until we meet.
IL wont be long, as pay day is near at
hand. THE Wells-Eargo agent says
he has it, and there are hieroglyphlcs
on it. OF (which the following are ac-
curate tracings, &C. o. D.1
To morrow will be st. Valentines
day, but as the Liberal failed to note
the fact last week, PytGm dams viii
be compelled to 20 with Walls.
We had an experimental pastry cook
at the company boarding house this
week, and his specially was cake. He
didn't follow any established method,
but branched out to invent something
uew. The boys Of course didn't eat
any o. the SUIT, as they discovered a
new application for it,; they put ii
where il would do the most good, and
used It for tamplng uppers. The ex-
pertinent was a brilliant success.
a post Office is among the needs OF
the camp, and a petition should be
circulated TO thaJ effect. The Lords.
burg p. NJ. who q influence al
Washington, might help us out.
Col. Hart our genial b%oniface, has
been all broken up for the past few
days. His latin parts were all out of
gear, and he suffered from general
lassitude. lie don't however attribute
his tronbles to drinking strong coffee.
Fred, Algef has been complaining
Tor d day or TWO, Of not feeling FIRST
rate. Ills symptoms are those OF
govt.
Windy Jack has accepted a position
as hash sliNger IN the leading hotel ia
camp. what Jack don't know about
Tie business, is Of little Importance tC
tie general public.
Andy Boyle has been laid up for re
pairs for several days. Change OF die
did not agree with him.
Rich ore has been encountered il
the east cross-cut south drift, l00leve
OF the Viola. The ore is a sulphure.
carrying considerable ruby and assay
1870, per ton in silver.
The %epizootic is gaining consider
able Roadway in camp, all hands beinl
more or less affected.
A high kicker from Lordsburg, on,
of the fair but frail ones, is desirou
Of establishing herself in cur midst
but there are no vacant houses to b.
had in camp.
II appears as though the division O
Grant county would be accomplishe,