Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-05-12

The latest quotations are: Silver,
sS9; Copper, 11.OO; Lead, 1924.
John james left for Ell Paso
Wednesday, to stay a few weeks.
1t RAINED yesterday. To be sure it
did not rain very much, but then it
rained.
H. A. Fuller was in from the ella
this week. He reports Mrs. Fuller on
the highway to health.
Mrs. Nora Ownby has been quite
sick the past week. but we are glad to
learn has greatly improved.
The Southern Pacific pay car made
its appearance Sunday, a little late
but still appreciated by the s. P. en-
ployss.
Thos. Kennedy started for the Col
umbian Exposition Tuesday. He will
make the trip as far as Kansas City as
chief guard of a cattle train.
W. H. Marble and daughters return
ed from a Silver City trip the first Of
the week, bringing Miss Roberts with
them, who will make a visit with the
Misses Marble.
Harry Allen, formerly express agent
here, who left sometime since to take
a Wells-Fargo run down on the Sono-
IA line, got very careless down there
and wal discharged.
Harry Leugue was in the city
Wednesday with his hand in a sling.
He had been too near the heels of his
horse and caught the kick on his
wrist. Luckily no bones were broken.
George Heggie could not stand it to
stay in the old country. He returned
from Scotland last week and has gone
up to Dakota, where he intends to To-
cate. Good luck to him, wherever he
is.
Uncle Alec Morehead has started
for the Taos gold fields with the hope
Of gathering up a liberal supply Of the
yellow metal at the new discovery in
that country. Here is hoping he is
successful.
Jas. Smith, Of Clifton, was in the
city Wednesday, en- route to Ell Paso,
where he goes to meet his brother,
William Smith, who is just I'VE from
Scotland to see how affairs are man
aged in Arizona.
Bessie H.. Bedloe, Burlington, Vt,
had a disease OF the scalp, causing her
hair to become very harsh and dry,
and to fail so freely that she scarcely
dared to comb it. Ayers Hair Viger
gave her a healthy scalp, removed
the dandruff, and made the air thick
and glossy.
Miss Anna Marshall received q bran
new Flash bicycle the first of the week
and in a few days will be sailing
around the country in a way that will
excite the envy of her friends who
have to go afoot. She expects to pay
her entire attention to the wheel dur
ing the summer.
Silver City is making great prepa-
rations for the coming Silver Conyen-
tion and the Fourth Of July celebra-
tion. At the celebration there are to
be many sports with liberal prizes.
Judge Fall is to read the Declaration
of independence and Governor Thorn
ton is to deliver the grafton.
Tuesday a Mexican named o. Sierra
got on a drunk at Pyramid and con
cluded he ought to kill G. B. Schultz.
He started for Schultz armed with a
heavily loaded quirt, but succeeded in
getting arrested before any damage
was done. Judge Medbury ordered
him transported to the Silver City
bastile for the period Of sixty days.
He went Thursday.
Larry McCourt came in Monday di-
rect from Chicago where he attended
the Columbian exposition. He re.
ports An immense crowd there that
day, in fact the crowd was so large
that there was not much Of a chance
to enjoy the sights. He attended the
fair for several days. He says he wa:
greatly disappointed in the exhibit;
from both New Mexico and Arizona
The New Mexico exhibit was not al
In place and the people who ought L
be getting it in shape seemed to b,
busy about something else. The Arl
iona exhibit was ia still worse shap,
than the One from New Mexico. TIL,
exhibit from the Copper Queen com
pany at Bisbee was in place and {
very fine exhibit 1t was. 1t wal
about the only exhibit in the building
that was properly displayed. Th,
Arizona Copper conpany's exhibit
waS probably a nne one, but as it wa.
still packed in the original cases n,
one could pass an opinion on it. Thu
exhibits were under the charge o
Captain Thomas and he did not havr
time to arrange it. 1t might be vel
for the commissioners and exhibitor
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