Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-01
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, DEC, /, 1893.
christmas candIes at the Eagle drug

oNOIc.
John McCabO was in from the Ami
mas this week.
Charlie Wilcox has returned frem
his eastern trip.
Hart Brothers shipped a carload Of
hides this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. A. Leahy made a
Deming trip last Sunday.
Mark Ezekiels was ia the city this
week, on business as usual.
The latest quotations arc: Silver,
69Bi Copper, 1000; Lead, $3.50.
Pure sugar candies fifteen cents per
pound, at the Eagle drug store.
The Pyramid silver Minlng company
shipped a carload OF concentrates this
week.
T. J.. Coggin returned this week from
his visit with his family at Merkel,
Texas.
The minstrel show that pervaded
the city last Saturday night was not a
brilliant success, as an entertainment.
The San Simon cattle company ship
ped a couple Of trainloads Of cattle to
Kansas City this week, by way of Fort
Worth.
JAS. McCabe left the FIRST OF the
week for Kansas City, going as a chap
erone for a train load OF cattle shipped
by the San Simon company.
Gel. NJ. J. Egan was in the city Tues
day on his way TO Los Angeles, where
he has important business and where
he will spend Thanksgiving,
Herb MeGrath returned from the
Agricultural College to spend Thanks
giving at home. His brother Lem
with other seniors s~pentstheir vaca-
tion in the mountains on a scientific
expedition.
W. II. Small has put a new counter
and case in the Eagle drug store. They
occupy the sauie place that was filled
by the postofice. The case is a nne
one, having beeu manufactured by the
Kansas City show case company.
The Rev. J. A. Menaul will preach
in Lordsburg next Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. In the evening at half
past eve he will lecture, his subject
being What Christianity has done for
Women. All are cordially invited.
The Hon. G. Wiley Jones, the dis
trict attorney Of Graham county, who
is not at present drawing the salary
attached TO the attorneyship of a first
class Arizona county, was In the city
Saturday OIL his way to Phoenix to at
tend the Statehood convention.
Next Tuesday there will be the first
election In the new county of Union,
in the northern part of the territory.
Delegate Joseph is over there telling
the voters how important it is to elect
democrats to the county offices, SO as
to keep the price Of wool up to six
cents per pound.
The Eagle drug store has opened up
n Of the finest displays Of Christmas
goods seen here in years. They were
all chosen for the trade here while Mr..
Small was in Chicago attending tho
Columbian Exposition, and safely may
be said to represent the finest things
in the line Of toys and presents exhib.
tied at Chicago.
Mr.. Walter c. Hadley has again
been appointed agent of the mint fol
the collection OF statistics as TO the
amount Of gold and silver produced in
this territory during the year 1893
Nr. Hadley is now making inquiries OIL
Of all the producers aud 10 is to be-
hoped that all will give him intclll
gent and prompt answers.
a serious accident happened at the
new Fuller building Wednesday. Eve
since the building was commenced
number Of children have been playing
around and the workmen have Otter
attempted to drive them away bu
they would not stay away. Wednes
day they were hauling mud to the tol
for the roof when the staging to whlcl
the wheel was attached gave away ant
fellt0the ground. Willie Belt, thI
Oldest son OF E. c. Belt, a lad abou
six years old, was in the way and wa
hit by M of the timbers. The bon
Of his right leg was broken and crack
cd above the knee. DR.. Clarke wa
Immediately called and reduced th
fracture. AS the boy is SO young h
probably will pull through all right
although there Is a chance OF this lie
being shorter than the other.
Yesterday Mr.. R. P. Hart entertain
ed a nnmbero of his friends at a Thanks
giving dinner. His beautiful plac
was finely decorated and the Dime
was me that would bring a feeling @
thankfulness to any ono. Among thos
who sat down with Mr., Hart were nj
and Mrs. w. Fl. Small, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Leahy, Mrs. Keilum, Miss Kellun