Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-10-13
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURa. ocT., 10, lsoa.

Mogollon.
G. D. Chaum made an Ell Paso trip
this week.
Charlie APP made an Ell PasO trip
this week.
The Whitewater p~ostoflce has been
closed down.
]. P. Ownby made a Silver City trip
the first Of the week.
A notice Of the examination Of
teachers is printed 10 another column.
There was an eclipse of the sun last
Monday, which was hardly visable at
this point
G. A. Antriem made a trip to Cliff
ton and spent last Sunday in that
popular resort.
Deming is quite anxious to be incor-
porated. She ought to have had a
village government long ago.
The Thinner House at Silver City
has closed down for IN indefinite per-
iod. Not enough business.
w. J. Wamel, long a resident of
Lordsburg, has opened a meat'morket
and milk supply depot In Deming.
Col. Egan was in the city Tuesday
on his way to Solomonville, where he
will attend the term Of the district
court.
George Smith and Miss Maggie Gun
nels we're married in Clifton last week
and were in the city on their honey
moon trip.
Miss Anna Marshall, who has been
visiting in Silver City with Mrs. Cur
don Bradley for a month, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Gurdon Bradley and her son,
Master Lloyd, Of Silver City are visit
ing with Mrs. Bradlcy's brother and
sister, MI. and Miss Payne.
Harry Classen, a former resident Of
this place, and Rich Hart, two sub
stantial citizens of Lordsburg, we're in
town last week.-Silver City Sentinel.
Ben Titus writes that he has found
a doctor In Los Angeles who will, he
thinks, cure his catarrah. He is going
to stay u mouth with him and give
him Il trial.
IT, J. Coggin returned the arst Of
the week from his trip down in Texas.
No sooner had he got home than Mr..
Thompson started down there to have
little funhimself.
Judge LPomis, who has been on the
Sentinel for years has severed his con-
nection with that paper and is now
hunting the silver tail fox and dodg-
Ing the silver tip bear.
On the fourth page will be found
the advertisement Of the American
chop house which has been opened by
All Lee. Col. Lee claims he has the
best place to eat in town.
The LIBERAL has again been remem-
bered by Judge Pinto Pine, the Las
GAUGES grape grower. The judge kind
lysenta couple of baskets of his finest,
which were duly appreciated.
Col. Rynerson, who recently died at
his home in Las Cruces, carried a ten
thousand dollar endowment policy.
If he hadliyed another year he would
have drawn the cash himself.
Sheriff Laird came In from the east
Tuesday evening and staid over night
on his regular tax collecting trip.
While in town he gathered in some
seventy-fve dollars tax money.
Lost, strayed OF stolen one repeat
ing winchester rifle ant one six shoot
or, both loaded. A liberal reward
will be paid for their return to the Of.
fee of the Southwest Sentinel and no
questions asked.
The O'Donnel brothc rs, who have
been running a horse ranch north OF
town for the past few years, left the
nrst Of the week for their old home,
Kansas City, having turned the ranch
and horses over to Jas. Carr.
An unlicensed faro game opened up
Monday night. Tuesday Sheriff Laird
arrived in town on a tax gathering
trip. Tuesday night the gentle faro
dealer and his accomplished lookout
HE'D themselves into Arizona.
There have been tramps a plenty lin
this section the past week. Several
carloads have been shipped through
town the past week, by the Southern
Pacific authorities with the desire of
getting them out of this section Of the
country.
Steve Dunagan left Wednesday for
the east. While gone ne will take in
the Worlds Fair and inspect the
sheep pastures OF Ohio, where he in
tends to buy a car load Of high grade
Merino bucks, for the improvement
of his sheep.