Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-11-01
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, NOVEMBER /, 1895.

DlSbrlcJ court opens IN silver Clty
on the 18th.
The Southern Pacific flyer begins
operations next week.
DIR. Croker went down to ella Bend
Tuesday on a business and professions
al trip.
Sheriff Wight OF Solomonville was
in the city Wednesday, en- route to
Clifton.
THE new Broadway hotel at Silver
City will be opened to the public to-
morrow.
Mis-. A. N. Simpson returned from
her trip down in the republic Of Mex
leo last week.
The Parlor saloon, like the Silver
Dollar, is beating the Sunday. law by
keeping closed.
Winter set in early in New York.
Snow fell to the depth Of twenty-five
inches at Owego last week.
There have been two or three light
showers the past week, too late in the
season to do any particular good.
The Hon. Burt Dunlap, member of
the Arizona council from Graham
county, wat in the city yesterday, en-
route to Clifton.
II. w. Child was in the city Monday
returning to Carlisle from his trip to
Paris. Ore will now begin to roll out
of Carlisle in a steady stream.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
smelter price, 67t; London, 80 1916 d.,
copper, Ills; lead, smelter price, 3.15;
New York open market, 1886 to $40.
Nothing has been heard of Messrs.
Hart, Tower, Classen and Nichol, who
left town last week for a bear hunt.
1t is not thought, however, that they
are lost.
The Las Cruces Republican reports
that Ben Williams, who was recently
shot in that town, as able to be out
and that his shattered arm will not be
a useless member.
The Arizona s. New Mexico road is
doing a big freight business, the trains
average twenty-four loads into Clifton
and a helper engine is needed to get
them up the hill.
Mr.. John Howard and Miss Ludisa
Moore we're married in Silver City on
Wednesday. Both of the young peo-
pie have many friends in Lordsburg
who extend best wishes.
The Silver City papers report that
a deal is about contaminated whereby
the English owners of the Harqua
Hala mines in Arizona will purchase
the Bell s. Stevens mines at Pinos
Altos.
The Santa Fe road will be sold at
auction at Topeka on the tenth of
next month. If any of the LIBERALS
subscribers wish to buy q good railroad
cheaply this will be the bargain Of the
season.
Walter Payne returned Monday
from a trip to Silver City, where he
left his son ALI attending school. He
came by way of the Mimbres and
brought a load Of the celebrated Min
bres apples.
Mrs. LATE Thompson was tried in 81
Paso this week for killing Hattie Ba.
ker, who had stolen her husbands af.
fections and broken up her family.
The jury very promptly, and very
%righteously, acquitted her.
George Hughes was Ia from Gold
Hill last Saturday shaking hands with
his many friends in the town. Mr..
Hughes is the author of those delight
full letters which appear in the Enter
prise over the signature "Dixie."
The Eagle drug store has alread re
ceived a great deal of its Christmas
stock and is making an elegant dis
play of the goods. 1t will not bc
necessary for any one to send out o.
town for Christmas presents thii
year.
A young cyclone came down thu
canyon at Clifton Sunday, and for
a time it was thought it would TAX
the town. 1t only lasted about tel
minutes and the only damage dom
was to lift the roof of the new stor,
about four inches.
The Southern Pacific is doing NOR
freight business than ever before
For the first time it has been com
PEELED to put on a night switchin.
crew in the LOrdsburg yards. vii
Shine has charge OF the crew and Jas
Hicks is on the engine.
Last night was Halloween, the ia
Yorite night for departed spirits to re
visit the earth and for the young folk
to play many mischievous pranks. N
ghosts appeared in Lordsburg, an
the youngsters in town do not seem t
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