Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-02-24
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LORDsBURG, FEBRUARY "a, 1898.

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City trip this week.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
"a; Copper, 1900; Lead, 800.
Governor Prince has appointed NJ.
w. McGrath a notary public.
Mrs. NcGinnis, Of Los Angeles, is
visiting ner brother NJ. W. McGrath.
Col. Egan was in the city Monday
en- route for Phoenix to see what the
legislature was up to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burden are Wis
iting with Nj. r. P. Hart. Mrs. Bur
den is Mr.. Harris sister.
Jurdon Rogers, from the sapsllo
country, was in the city the FIRST Of
the week on a little pleasure trip.
The school children celebrated the
anniversary Of the birth Of the father
Of the country Wednesday by a vaca-
ton.
The Arizona legislature is said to
need watching. Ben Crawford went
up to Phoenix Wednesday for the pur-
pose Of furnishing the watch.
VIM. Brooks, a cowboy working for
Green Lemly, got off a bucking horse
Sunday and got off so quickly that he
dislocated his shoulder in his hurry.
He came into town that night and DR..
Clarke reduced the dislocation.
The Hon. Israel King, Of Hudson's,
and Major Adams, of Kansas City,
were in tine city Saturday looking for
purchaseable cattle. Sunday they
started for the lower country to look
at some cattle in the Animas valley.
An obedience to the simple laws OF
hygiene and the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla will enable the most delicate
man or slckly m to pass in ease
and safety from the icy atmosphere OF
February to the warm, moist days OF
April, 1t is the best of spring medi-
cines.
A candidate for one Of the most i'm
portant offices Of the federal appoint
ment 10 New Mexico was in the city
Sunday, accompanied by an elegant,
full grown jag. Both the candidate
for Office and the jag disappeared the
next day and no one knew whittier
they went.
R. B. Jones and wife, who left
LOrdsburg last Spring for California
with the intention of settling there,
returned to Lordsburg Sunday. In
about eight months they have seer
about eight weeks of sunshine, so they
gave up in despair and came back tc
the country where the sun does shine
Their many friends were glad to SEE
them back again.
R. P. Hart has built a large addi
tion to his front porch, which he hai
made so it can be enclosed by canvas
We understand Mr.. Harris object il
thus building was to have a porcl
some portion of which could always b.
kept in the shade on the hottest sum
mer day, but soins of his friends havI
discovered that he has built an ele
CANT place Tor a moonlight dance.
The following incorporation paper
have been filed in the ofice of the sec
rotary Of the territory: Bachele
Mining and Milling Company. IncoI
porators, Robt. w. Williams, Henri
Classen, jr., Richard P. Hart, jr.
Charles B. Phillips, jr., and John G
Phillips. Object, general mining an
milling business. Capital, $500, 00(
principal place of business, Lordsburs
Grant county, New Mexico.
Hoea's Cures.
In saying that Hoods Sarsaparill
cures, its proprietorS make no idle c
extravagant claim. Statements fror
thousands Of reliable people of wha
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for then
conclusively prove the fact-HooD
Sarsaparilla CURES.
HOODS PILLS act especially upo
the liver, rousing it from torpidity I
its natural duties, cure constipatio
and assist digestion.
The Silver City Enterprise and I'll
county commissioners seem to be ha'
ing quite a row. The Enterprise pr
sented a bill for printing at the la.
meeting Of the commissioners and I'll
bill was not acted on. Other bill
were also presented that were actC
on. To the Enterprise this seems
have been a crime, anarchy and hig
treason. In other words it has oftt
happened that bills have been pr
sented that were not acted on, bI
never was such a row made. 1t loo.
at this distance as Though the col
missioners would do about what "
right If given plenty of time.
Mr.. N. @. Creole says that he is n
seeking new honor in desiring tn
the county should bear his nam
yet If it should be the wish Of the n
jority of the people, he stands rea
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