Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-09-15
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe. SEPT. Is, 1898.

Tuesday.
W. H. Marble made a Silver City
"trip this week.
The L%Ordsburg posto0ice mounted a
new sign this week.
Miss Emma Roberts is visiting with
Mrs. w. II. Marble.
Mrs. j. L. Prewitt was in from the
San Simon this week.
VIM. Walker was in from Silver City
Wednesday, on his way to Gold Hill.
John Duncan has had his family in
from the San Simon this week, visit
ing.
Superintendent Noble and wife left
Tor Chicago Wednesday TO inspect the
Exposition.
On the ninteenth Of August a
daughter vas born TO the wife OF A.
G. Young, at Hachita.
Born, in separ, on July %, to the
wife OF Jas. Deaton, a daughter. jim
is happy and doing well.
The county commissioners have or
dered fire guards plowed on each side
OF all the railroads Of the county.
At the last meeting of the commits
sioners no business of any Importance
except the allowance OF bills was
allowed.
Miss Mary Duncan from Los Angeles
is visiting her brother, John Duncan,
superintendent of the San Simon cat
tie company.
7. j. Coggin and family left for their
old home in Texas yesterday. They
are undecided about whether this is a
visit or not.
The men working in the Old Domin-
ion Copper mines at Globe, Arizona,
have accepted a reduction Of wages
from So 25 to SO per day.
w. Beck, who has been firing on this
division for some time, left for his old
home in Ohio about a week ago. II is
not likely that he will return.
Jas. McCabe was up from the Ami
mas this week, There seems to be a
fair attraction in this seetior Of the
country that brings Jim up with aston.
ishing regularity.
Judge A. A. Chaplin, United States
attorney in the Indian depredations
claims, estimates that there are, from
New Mexico, 5000 OF these claims that
aggregate $50, 900, 600.
Mrs. Henry Inland her two daugh-
ters returned from San Jose, Califor-
mia, and took the train for their
Clifton home, much to the satisfaction
and pleasure Of Henry.
Among other netaries appointed re-
Gently was Don: IL. Kedzie, who has
now qualified and now is qualified and
prepared to swear any man for the
small sum of four bits
Conductor Jas. Marshall has taken
a vacation and is off to see the Column
bian Exposition and the sights on the
Midway. Jack Taylor is attending to
his run while he is gone.
Jerry Couglan come down from
Guthrie Tuesday, his first trip to town
since the washouts. HE has been very
busy on their account but has now
cot about all the damages repaired.
The Arizona & New Mexico road
has caught up with the freight that
accumulated during the washout and
has taken off the extra train. The
trains now run on the old time card.
The infant Of Mrs. +. Hamilton died
last Friday night and was buried Sat
urday. Mrs. Hamiltons's husband is
in Phoenex, but kind friends assisted
her in the infiiction she was called on
to undergo.
Conductor Charlie Hoy has returned
from his California trip. He says that
the Hoy that died in Fresno a few
weeks ago was not him. After motto.
Ing the fat that Charlie has taken on
it is easy to see he is telling the truth.
A much anticipated event occurred
last Saturday at Washington in the
birth of another daughter to the wife
Of President Cleveland. Grover was
very anxious for a son but the cog was
slipped, a notch stick lost and the heir
proved to be an heiress.
Thomas Foster received a telegram
that his father was very sick at hi.
home in Florida, and on "Wednesday
started to see him. When at Deminq
lac received another telegram saying
he was dead. Mr.. Foster kept onand
win be gone several weeks.
AL Card came in Saturday with a
small shipment of ore from his claim
IN Malone. He thinks he has at last
struck the famous Malone ledge, out
of which John b. Malone took st
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