Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-24
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBuRe. NOV. q. 1898.
AIat D0yle was Excused lr0m iuTy

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from Gold Hill Wednesday.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
69B; Copper, $50; Lead, 1914.
Most Of the people interested in the
school case returned home Sunday.
Jas. McCabe was in the city this
week attending the grand ball that
was held Tuesday night.
Rev. j. NJ. Hacklett will preach az
the church tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock and Sunday morning at 1880.
Col. T. J. evil is proving his IT,
tie to his ranch on the San Simon, the
notice Of publication appears in anoth-
CT column OF this paper.
Mrs. Audley Smith Of Clifton return
ed grom q visit to her people in Lon
don, England, the irst OF. the week.
She was met at Deming by her hus-
band.
II. Amber and Joe Oman went over
to Silver City Sunday to tell the grand
jury what they knew about the assault
made on Oman by Briggs ONE months
since.
Sheriff Olney from Solomonville was
IN the city the lrst Of the week taking
a Mexican up to Morenci, where the
peace oficcrs wish to inquire into his
character.
Mr.. II. f. Muse was the 1rst of the
outside men set to work by the new
collector OF customs. He began hi:
work OF bridge Inspector last night
El Paso Times.
The many friends Of Nr. and Mrs
W. A. Leonard in this part Of Tho
country will learn with sorrow thaI
their younger son, William Walton
died last week Thursday morning at
VelascO, Texas.
Ex-Treasurer Berg turned over som,
nine hundred dollars this week t.
Treasurer Flemming, which amour.
he held to the credit Of several differ
ent school funds. This WIN help gu.
several schools, including L%ordsburg
r. p. Hart and d. II. Kedzie lief
yesterday for Yuma, where they Intent
to buy a lot Of land and so to raising
lemons, Strawberries, dates and figs
II they car get a first class stock OF Oh
trees they intend to go into the ready
made clothing bueiness. A dizzy pal
OF agricultuTalists these two woul'
make.
There are some sections Of thes
United States where It is claimed tn
people who receive the most votes o
election day never are installed in 81
fee. The deadly returning board get
in its work. The LIBERAL Is glad
know that this is not popular in Ne
Mexico, that is to say this section {
New Mexico.
Last Friday when the soldiers arri'
ed in Deming, on their way to Palom;
to guard the American interes'
against the r~eyolutionists, it Is repor
ed that the sergeant and lieutenaI
got into a scrap. The sergeant pullc
his sIxshooter and emptied 1t at IL
lieutenant, hitting him once, in Il
heel. The affair was hushed up q
for the peace and dignity Of the Unite
States Army.
The nthef day COk Lackharta ppea
ed in Silver City and handed son
1890 to his former clerk, Brado, wi
instructions to turn it over to u
county treasury. which he did. Tt
is not part OF the twenty thousal
dollar hold out, but is reported to
some back taxes In the eak Gro
business, which had never been pro
erly credited. Wonder how mu
mere Of this there is hidden out?
While in Silver City last week
tell what he knew about the Ia
school election the editor VI the Il
ERAL was attacked with what Col.
Sheridan described as a genuine sa.
pie Of the Columbian Exposition gr
Whatever II was he went to the Ora
county hospital and there under
mlnisterlng care OF Mrs. Price, hat
real comfortable time for about TIL
days. This hospital is q very q
place 70 go TO.
Mrs. B. b. Adams and Baby Ada
arrived In SOlomonville last Saturt
evening from Missouri, where d
have been on a visit since last Ju
Mr.. Adams went out and met tn
at Bowie and brought Them do
from there 10 a private cOnveyuu
Mr. and Mrs. Adams will occupy VI
is known as the Ming building
Bowie avenu as a residence. n
Adams will receive a cordial welco
10 her new hOme.-Bullctin.
The tramps continue 70 tral
Last week the captain Of de gal
got q little work in town aud stop
over. There was sect In one OF
restaurants a couple who were we
and covered with dust. One of II