Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-05-05
NEWS k8aaffe
various Items of News Gathered from Our
Exchanges aud other Sources.

Exchanges and other Sources.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince, Of
New Mexico, last week vacated his
office, and the gubernatorial chair of
that territory is now occupied by Hon.
w. T. Thornton, referred to in these
columns in our last issue. OF ex-Goy
Prince we can say truthfully that he
did not disappoint his friends, who an
nounced when he became governor
four years ago that he would leave
nothing nndone to advance the inter-
ests of New Mexico. lie has fulfilled
his task faithfully and intelligently.
He had a difficult duty to perform,
but he did it well and with tact. The
educational, material and moral pro-
gress Of New Mexico has been marked.
The verdict of The people is that his
administration was a success, and we
believe that four years hence Govern
or Thornton will also receive the cor
dial endorsement of his constituents.
Bullion.
J. N. Campbell, the most extensive
sheep raiser in western Texas, LOST %
per cent, of his flock during the past
twelve months by coyotes. Campbell
has hit upon novel plan of extermi-
nation. He entrapped twelve coyotes
a month ago and shut them up with
a dog which was badly affected with
mango. The coyotes soon caught the
disease and are now thoroughly cover
ed with the parasites which produce
it, They will be turned loose on the
ranch in few days, and Campbell ex-
poets the disease to spread among the
coyotes so rapidly that there will not
be one of them left in Texas in two
years. Exchange.
An old prospector, who left Phoenix
few days ago with wheelbarrow
loaded with one hundred pounds of
provisions, has made the trip to his
mine, sixty miles north of Phoenix, on
the Black Canyon road. The old man
needed the wheelbarrow at the mine
and said as he had not money enough
to purchase it and a burro too, he
took the barrow and proceeded to roll
! it home.-Phoenix Gazette.
While in LINCOLN few days ago, j.
A. Tomlinson, of Eddy, purchased the
Lincoln Banner printing press and out
fit, which was established there some
4 years ago in the interest Of the
| Farmers Alliance. Mr.. T,mlinson
, has shipped the plant to Hagerman, a
a suburb of Eddy, and will publlsha red
! hot anti-prohibiton, anti corporation
: newspaper there.
Sheriff Lehman tells the New Mex
ican that things in the famous Mesilla
valley are prosperlng. No damage
] has been done the fruit by late frosts
o and an immense crop Of everything il
j the fruit line, including apricots ant
I peaches, is promised. Farm prospects
: are excellent and the outlook for {
t boom in the Organ mountain mines il
e very aattering.
> ga wolf in sleeps clothing"-th'
substitute offered by the cutter a
being just as good as Ayers Sarsapa
q rill. If you don't want to be bitten
= insist upon having Ayers Sarsaparilla
. even if it is little dearer. Deepen,
: on it, it will be cheaper for you in th
- end.
g Hon. S. w. Dorsey is at the head {
syndicate that has purchased 1000
acres of land in Colfax, Mora and sa
g. Miguel counties, to be stocked wit
# sheep. This will be the biggest shee
n ranch of the southwest.
it If the hair has been made to grow
I'd natural color on bald heads In tho
Ia sands OF cases, by using Halls Ha
es ReRewer, why will it not in your cas-
. - The Albuquerque Citizen is of Il
] opinion that Hon. w. b. Childers h
" "the cinch" on the United Stat
- attorueyship for New Mexico.