Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-09-06
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, SEPT. 6, 1895,

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Colorado trip yesterday.
Miss Emily Hagen OF Demihg visited
Mrs. W. II. Small this week.
School opened Monday morning with
thirty-nve scholars in attendance.
No Lordsburgers were drawn on the
jury at the present term Of the United
States court.
Supt. A.. D. Mclean of Globe was
in the city yesterday, en- route to Cliff
ton for a few days.
Mrs. Maud Simpson of Creole, Colo
RADIO arrived in town Tuesday and is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. H.. Small.
r. G. Brown, the rowing representa-
tive Of the Phoenix Herald, was in the
city Sunday, returning from a Clifton
trip.
The rainy season for this year is
about over and we probably will have
u few hot days to celebrate the inn
portaut event.
Constable Hardin is rounding up
the carriers of %six-shootcrs and the
school fund is increasing, all OF which
is satisfactory.
A teat has been erected in town
this week and The proprietor has been
busy working a %phonograph and pho
tograph Quilt.
The Southern Pacific pay car was in
town Saturday. This was a little
carly, but none Of the railroad men
was heard complaining.
Mr., and Mrs. George Woods from
the upper ella passed through town
yesterday en- route to Benson to visit
Mr.. Woods brother Tom.
w. e. Hagen while in California
purchased u stock Of lumber at q price
that will enable him to retail it in
Clifton cheaper than poorer lumber is
sold ia LUrdSburg.
Mrs. David Clark sold her house and
lots 10 j. NJ. Adams this week. Mrs.
Clark owes to Clifton where her hus-
band Is working in the machine shops
Tor the copper company.
Last Monday was labor day and a
legal holiday. 1t was not celebrared
in Lordsburg, probably because there
is NO labor Organization here to take
the lead in the matter.
Tuesday night there was an eclipse
of the moon that began about uine
O'Clock and lasted till after bedtime.
II was the second complete eclipse vi
the moon visible here this year.
Conductor Charlie Jones, who for
many years had the run between IL
pasO and SilyerC City and was acquainl-
cd with everybody, died at the home
Of his sister in Chicago Of paresis.
The campnleeting on the ella broke
up Sunday after a very successful ten
days service. The meeting was 50
well attended that it probably will
become a settled Institution in future
summers.
Nathan solomon Of Carlisle returned
Sunday from his visit to his old home
at Rochester, New York. He left his
mother, whose sickness had called
him home, much improved aud en-
t5rely out of danger.
Charlie APP came down from Las
Vegas, where he has a job on the San
ia Fe, braking, to attend court at sill
yer City as Il witness in the case Of
Louie LuE, an |impenitant Chinaman
without a certificate.
Dick Harrison, who has been work.
ing in the Wells-Iargo Office for some
time, left yesterday for Nogales. He
will attend the roundups and help to
hold the shrinking calves when The
branding irons arc applied.
Attorney S. Ii. Newcomb wants
Grant county to pay him $500 for TIE
work he did on the Whltehlll bond
case. As the county is Il little slow
in paying up Mr.. Newcomb has COM
menced suit 10 collect the fee.
Messrs. II. w. Fiibert, Henry Ross
and Paul Doran left Monday for Silver
City to give evidence before the grand
Jury in the United States court against
Serapio Herrera and Clara Doran for
a violation Of the Edmunds act.
Owing TO the recent Increase in the
price OF copper the mines and smelters
at Globe have started up and are be
ing worked to their full capacity. All
shipments are made by Fort Thomas,
instead Of, as formerly, by Wilcox.
Last Thursday there was a cloud
burst at San Marcial that did a great
deal Of damage in the town. About a
mile Of the Santa Fe track was washed
ont and all eastern mail for this sec
ton Of the country was delayed two
days.
e. Kohlberg the manufacturer OF
The international cigars, was ia the
ritV Tuaedav and want mn M Dlfftn,