Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-09-08
WESTERN LIBER
LoRDsBURe, SEPT, 8, 1898,

The latest quotations are: Sllver;
10; Copper, 9.65; Lead, 3.07.
Col. Bill Wells writes that he is now
located at Alma. Happy Alma.
Miss Anna Marshall left Friday for
a visit with Mrs. Gurdon Bradley in
Silver City.
A. A. Hullng made a Deming trip
the first OF the week, to get rid Of an
aching tooth. ~
a. L. Gibson has been quite sick the
past week, but VIZ are glad to know he
is now much better.
DR.. Edmundson was down from Cliff
ton Sunday, accompanied by his moth
er thus far on her way east.
II. Van Gorder Of the Detroit Cop
per Co., vas in town Wednesday on
his way to Denver on business.
Mrs. b. W. Clair left Saturday for
the Columbian Exposition and a visit
to her old home in New York.
Mrs. Jas. Smith and Miss Smith, Of
Clifton, were in the city Saturday,
returning from their trip to California.
DR.. Davis and family returned from
their visit to the Columbian Exposi-
ton and went up to their Clifton home
Friday.
The o. X. restaurant was closed up
on the FIRST OF the month, an effort by
a creditor to collect a debt being the
primary cause.
J. A. Chenowlth has moved his fam
lily to Shakespeare to give his children
the benefit of the L%ordsburg schools
the coming winter.
Some miicreant stole nearly all the
rope from the Flagstaff at the school
house during the vacation. 1t is hoped
he used it to hang himself.
President C%alquhoun returned from
San Francisco yesterday and took the
Arizona and New Mexico train, that
had waited for him, to Clifton.
L. Fraissenct returned from the
Columbian Exposition this week. The
most interesting thing he saw was the
wholesale store of Marshall Field &
Co.
Miss Alece Parker, who nas been
spending a few weeks in California,
returned Friday, and is again attend
ing to the Southern Pacific business at
Separ.
Tom Woods passed through town
Saturday en- route to the Columbian
Exposition. 1t is stated as a positive
fact that when Tom comes back he
will bring a bride with him.
Thos, O'Kelly, who for several years
has been in the employ of the S. p.
railroad company as brakeman and
conductor, leaves today for Green
Castle, Indiana, to take a three years
r of theology.-El Paso Tribune.
J. A. Chenowith and c. w. Mont
gomery were in Silver City Saturday,
where MI. Chenowith made final proof
on his homestead entry in the San
Simon valley. His farm is said to be
M Of the finest irrigated farms in the
county,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Small left on
Saturday for the east, While gone
they will take in the Columbian Expo
sition and visit their old home in Indi-
They have made extensive
arrangements to have a good time
while gone,
Miss Clara Sslkald will be principal
of the public school in Stafford the en-
suing term, and Frank Michaels as
sistant. Vocal music will be taught.
Miss Salkeld taught 10 Stafford last
year and gave good satisfaction.-Sol
omonville Bulletin.
Captain Griswold, superintendent OF
the Gold Bullion mining company al
Clifton, was la the city the first of the
week on mis- way to New York on com.
pany business. The captain says thai
his company was very fortunate dur
ing the high water, itonly doing abeut
three hundred dollars damage to the
dam.
Sunday morning a hunting party
consisting of Il. J. Coggin, DR.. Clark.
b. w. Clair and Alex. Medbury start
ed fo7 the Cave creek country, where
they will go into camp and hunt beal
and antelope. They have agreed /,
let the Kid alone, providing he doe
not bother them. J.. A. Chenowith
started on Monday to join the party
J. W. Hamilton writes from Eaton
Indiana, that owing to the low price
OF silver he is not going to bother
about mines that produce the white
metal but will locate in that town,
which is in the natural gas belt, and
there try and learn how to vote the
democratic ticket. Mrs. Hamilton
and Miss Virginia are enjoying the
best Of health.
The last Enterprise contained a com
municatiOn from Lordsburg, signed