Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-10-06
LIBERAL.
IoBDsBURG, OCT, 6, 1898.

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Jake Arnett Friday.
There are o twelve prisoners ia
the county Jail awaiting the next term
OF the district court.
Jas. Marshall has returned from his
trip to Chicago aud is again attending
TO the passengers between El Paso and
Tdscon.
M. W. McGrath's dog Sport, who
was a favorite all over town, died last
week from one Of the ills that dogs
are heir to.
A letter from Judge Titus says that
he will be back in Lordshurg the last
Of this week or TIC first ofnext, great
ly improved ia health.
George Woods was in the city Sum
day on his way to Benson to visit his
brother and mother. Mrs. Woods will
probably return with him.
J. A. Leahy went up to Clifton
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting
Of the Arizona S. New Mexico railway
company. Mr.. Leahy is one Of the
directors of the company.
r. 2. Hart and Harry Classen left
yesterday for a trip to Silver City and
the adjacent country on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Misses Emma and Ella Marble, who
have been visiting in Missouri this
summer and taking in the Columbian
Exposition returned Saturday.
Thomas H. Hall, whose postomce
address is Carlisle, advertises this
week that he will prove up on his
land on the 18th Of November.
The remains of Judge Warren Bris-
tol, who died in Deming in 1890, were
taken east this week and will be in
tered at Lockport, New York.
Monday night a tidal wave swept
over Grand Island and Cheniere, be-
low New Orleans, and is is estimated
that at least a thousand people were
drowned.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox and her son
Mike, passed through town Tuesday,
en- route to California to visit her rel
atyes. She expects to be gone about
two mouths.
Charlie Wilcox left for the Column
bian Exposition the first Of the week.
During his absence Charlie Suter will
attend to the passenger run between
here and Ell Paso.
There was quite a frost visible Mon
day morning, the first of the season.
The mornings are such that a fire has
felt comfortable before breakfast
several times lately.
The canaigre factory is again in run
ming order and is In the market for
canaigre roots. Here is a chance for
the hard UP mar out of a job to gath
or in some welcome ducats.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Small write that
they have been having a great time at
the Columbian Exposition, but will be
glad to get back to the incompatible
climate of New Mexico next week.
Freight business is picking up on
the Southern Pacific. G. s.. Kellum
received word this week that he was
wanted at Tuscon for train service
and left Wednesday to go to work.
A portion of the boundry survey
that has been engaged in setting mon
uments on the line between the two
countries, passed through town Friday
on its way back to San Diego from El
Pase.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Brown died at Duncan last Friday.
The little one was about one year old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have the sympa-
thy Of their many friends in this afiic,
ton.
Charlie Rosencranz, well known in
Grant county wherever politics are
talked, and Miss Florence Mae Fes
sender were married at Silver Cit
last Saturday. May they be eyel
happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Woods passed
through town Monday on their way t
their home at Benson. The brida
couple were met at the train and con
graduated by a number of thei
friends.
L. Fraissenet and L. L. Sween.
came down from Clifton Wednesda,
to meet their wives who we're return
ing from their visits east. Owing Il
washouts on the Texas s. Pacific the
ladies did not get through. The!
probably will be in today.
The storms o. last week made SOM
big washouts on the Santa Re road il
the neighborhood Of Cerrillos. TIL,
washouts detained the mail and ex
press for several days and caused
butter famine in town. EyerythinI
is now running all right.
Auditor Boone and Deputy Collecto
Nra ford raturnpd from their Onicia