Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-22
WESTERN LIBERAL.
L%oRDsBURG. DEo.. p, Is0a.

4. -. SrulJn was IN from NOlu Allll
Wednesday.
Renew your periodical subscriptions
at the Liberal ofice.
subscriptions to any periodical TAX
en- az the Liberal office.
The school children are enjoying
their Christmas holidays.
Oranges, lemons, bananas and APP
pies at the Eagle drug store.
J.. II. Bragaw was down from his
mines at Gold Hin Tuesday.
d. S. Weaver Of Deming has been
In the city the past week, doing some
painting.
A.. 7. Gibscn went to Lake Valley
the frst Of the week to spend Christ
mas with his family.
Miss Jessie Parker, Of Serar, arrived
in the city yesterday to spend the hol-
idays with her fiierds Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
A. Taylor FL Paso Herald.
DR.. Clarke left Saturday for his old
home at Berkeley, California. The
doctor does not intend TO return to
New Mexico to practice medicine.
1t saves you the trouble of writing a
letter and the expense Of a money or
der to have your periodical subscrip-
items renewed at the LIBERAb Office.
The last of the wreck at Libson has
been cleared up. The damaged cars
were taken to California for repairs.
The last Of the injured passengers
left on Saturday.
The Eagle drug store has shipped
many Christmas presents TO all parts
OF the country the past week. Its
customers have friends scattered all
over the country.
u. +. Darbyshire, general agent OF
the Texas & Pacific road was in the
city Wednesday on his way up to Cliff
ton on Il business trip in the interest
0f the Ell Paso Route"
r. p. Hart and Harry Classen went
over to Silver City this week to draw
down excess taxes paid in by the Har'
Brothers Land and Cattle Co. and thu
Southern Pacific company.
The-passenger engineers have 60
their old runs back. Messrs. Wilco'
and Miller run between here and L
Paso, and Mcssrs. Bruce, Bell ant
Zeigler betwcea here and Tucson.
W. II. Thompson went down to hi
old home in Texas this week to see
the proper preparations for Christina
had been made. During his absenc
II. B.,Jones has charge of the store.
". Z. Hoffman left on Wednesda
for Rochester, New York, for the dol
tIe purpose OF spending Christine
with his family and talking bnsines
with The officials Of the Pyramid 81
yer Co.
THE labor commissioner Of Col
RADIO in his report shows that 100
men have been thrown out Of emplo.
aneut by the closing Of silver mimi
and other industries depending on
in that state.
p. II. McDcrmott. was in the ci
this week on his way to Socorro Wi
a carload Of ore from the Clara mil
at Carlisle. The orc will run abur
l2O ounces in silver and seven dolla
in gold TO the ton.
Sheriff Laird came over Tuesd
and OH Wednesday went out to Pyi
mid, where with the aid of o.
Smyth and Andrew Wallace an a
praisIncnt of the property of the Pyi
mid Silver company was made.
1t is reported that besides his 9th
afiictions superintendent Thelma
has all the Silver City schoolmarI
after him for holding out their p'
Little as the LIBERAL likes him
has its sympathy If that is his fate.
During the Harrison administrat
the postmasters at Pyramid, two
them, were rocked-ribbed dcmocra
When Cleveland took charge a char
was necessary and now u reliable
publican has been appointed to "a
charge OF the mails at that camp. T
is what is known as civil service refo
of the purest kind.
On the first page Of this paper
be found the article printed in
weeks Sentinel relative to Sch
Superintendent Theilmann. II
superintendent had a card in the
terprise in which he attempted
answer this article and his answer {
sisted mainly Of accusing the edlto
the Sentinel Of falsehOol. Asthe 5
tinel proves by the superlntende
own letter that he denys receivin
paper that he had admitted reeeiN
it concludes 1t is not necessary to
Theilmann a liar. The superin
dent quotes a letter from the terri
ial superintendent Of public inst
tion, who says the present school
dees away with the IndepenC