Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-09-20
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, SEPT. 20, 1895.

Clifton Tuesday.
D. Harkey an Eddy officer, was in
the city this week.
J. b. Jernigan made an Ell Paso trip
the lrst Of the week.
Mrs. L. Burdick is visiting friends
in Lordsburg.-Sentindl
S. P. Britt is in town to complete a
cattle purchase from Fred Ruch.
The next meeting Of the county
commissioners will be held next Mon
day.
c. d. Chaum sent his daughter up
from Gage Sunday TO do the family
shopping.
United States Marshal Hall passed
through on the west bound train last
Tuesday.
The Atlanta exposition opened on
Wednesday and will continue till De-
cember 81.
The Southern Pacific painters we're
in town this week and decorated the
bunk house.
VIM. II Marble, with a force Of men
and teams left for Separ yesterday on
a hay hunting expedition.
DIR. M. NJ. Crocker has decided to To-
cate in Lordsburg. His card will be
found on the first page Of this paper.
The El Paso Times has changed its
size and form and now appears as ask
column folio, the same size as the LIB
ERAL.
T. G. Fitch OF Tucson, representing
the Singer sewing machine company,
was in town Tuesday and vent up TO
Clifton.
Yesterday was the Jewish New
Year, but there were no Jews in
Lordsburg to properly celebrate the
occasion.
A. j. Taylor and wife have been in
the city this week. Mr.. Taylor has
been writing insurance in the New
York Mutual.
II. C. Day was down from Duncan
Saturday. Mr.. Days family is visit
ing at Topeka, Kansas, and Mr.. Day
looks lonesome.
The latest news from r. r. Wealth
erred tells that he has moved from
Oregon to Washington, aud is now To-
Gated at Sultan.
b. w. Clair returned from his mines
in the Chiricahuas Sunday, more than
ever convinced he had the best thing
In the two territories.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
smelter price, 6Gl; London, 30 SIG d.,
copper, 1926: lead, Smelter price, 300;
New York open market, 5 IS to $40.
Parson ]. A. ChenUwith Of the San
Simon wishes the Liberal to an
ounce that, D. V he will hold di-
vine service in LordsbUrg ueSt Sun
day.
The Photographed and photograph
or whose tcnt has been pi ched in the
city for several weeks, pulled upstakes
and left for the east last Monday
morning,
The highest criminal court in L xa
holds there is no law ia that state pro-
hibiting prize lighting. Now Messrs.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons have no fur
Their excuses for not punching each
Others noses.
p. II. McDermott cane down from
Carlisle Friday and met his wife WHO
returned from Los Angeles. They
made a trip down to El Paso before
returning home. Their daughter
stopped in Los Angeles.
1t is reported that Billy Davenport
and Miss Chastlne Bally, Of Carlisle,
have been indicted for a violation Cf
the Edmunds' act. Wonder IL Blly
will plead not guilty and try to prove
1t was done in self defense?
The combination OF the territorial
fair and the ~irrigating congress has
brought together the largest crowd
ever seen in Albuquerque. Accord
ing to the reports in the papers both
fair and congress have been a great
success.
There has been considerable trouble
With the double headed freight trains
on this division. They have a pecu.
liar way of breaking in two. IL is diff.
Gcult to find out why they break, but
the brakemen explain it by saying
they are too long to hold together.
Col. NJ. A, Leahy OF Fort Thomas
was In the city this week visiting hi,
brothers. He has Dragged SO much
about Fort Thomas that Win LeahJ
and Harry Classen are figuring on SO
ing up there to locate. Mr.. Chaser
returned with him yesterday to see 1
the town is all he cracks it up to be.
Married, at the residence OF th,
brides parents, at lewiston, on Sat
urday, September It'll, Miss Mimi,