Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-05-03
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, MAY 3, 1896.

665; Copper, 9.63; Lead, 2.95.
Sheriff S. c. Fly Of Tombstone wa,
In the city between trains yesterday
Mrs. James Harrison left last nigh
for Fairbanks and Nogales to visit
friends and relatives.
II. Brockington OF Omaha, Nebras.
ka, an old friend Of Lloyd Payne. i,
visiting with Mr.. Payne this week.
Jack Hennessy is enjoying a ter
days vacation from the labors Incl
dent to caring for engines at the round
house.
Mrs. W. II. Small, Mrs. b. w. Clair
and Miss Anna Marshall spent Frida,
and Saturday Of last week visiting al
PYRAMID. A.,
Mrs. VIII Shine and Miss NUM-, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Shines
parents at Silver City, returned the
FIRST Of the week.
W. B. Kelly, a youthful but hustling
representative Of the S~olomonville
Bulletin, was in the city Tuesday en-
route to Clifton on a business trip.
1t is reported that The Arizona s.
New Mexico road has ordered. a new
engine and fourteen new cars to ban
die the business from Carlisle. =.
G. NJ. Shannon and S. H. Newman
went up TO Clifton last Saturday. Mr..
Shannon returned yesterday. leaving
Mr.. Newman up vhere talking life in
surance.
Mr.. Wade IL. Huling and Miss Caro-
line e. Beldin, of Phoenix, were mar
ried last Saturday. Dir. Huling was
formerly a resident of Lordsburg and
is now one Of the rising lawyers of the
Arizona capite1.
7. A. Wood of Benson, formerly a
well known Lordsburger, was ia town
a couple of times Sunday. He made a
trip down to Deming to meet Mrs.
Woods mother, who came from Wis
consin on a visit.
Gordon Mclean of Morenct returned
from his eastern trip last Friday, ac-
companied by his bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean met with a hearty reception
and many congratulations on their ar
rival at Mofcuci.
The Rev. J. II. Angel writes that he
will be in Lordsburg next Tuesday
evening and will preach that evening
and will continue preaching nightly
the rest Of the week. Every Que is in
vited to attend the services.
Frank Campbell and VIM. Black
hurn have bonded the Sunset mine at
Carlisle to B. w. Clair for six months.
fire Suusetts on the main ledge and
it is thought a little development will
make it one of the producers OF tnat
booming camp.
Mrs. G. A. Danforth intends to leave
next week for GAINESVILLE. Arkansas,
to visit her brother, and will extend
her visit to Fort Smith, where she has
another brother. She has not seen
her brothers in many years and antici-
pates a pleasant visit. She intends
to be absent about a month. During
her absence the Arlington will be a
lonesome place.
Geo. d. Mcdonald, who shipped a
lot of high grade ore from Carlisle to
FL Paso, as reported in the LIBERAL q
of weeks ago, returned to Car
Isle by way OF SItTer City. He report
ed to the Sentinel that the first class
ore ran 81, 600 and the second class ran
$500 in gold aud silver. Ore worth
four bits a pound is good, even for a
bonanza camp like Carlisle.
superintendent II. L. Hoffman of
the Pyramid company informs the
LIBERAL that the Pyramid mill and
mines will be started up next week
and some thirty men will be put to
work. At first work will be confined
to the Viola mine which is in shape
for men TO go to work on It immedi-
ltely. The starting up Of this prop
erty will be quite a help to the Lords
burg business men.
7. ]. Coggin and r. NJ. Kedzie were
appraisers of the estate Of
The late s.. r. Dunagan last week by
Probate Judge Newsham. With S.
r. Dunagan, ir., administrator of the
they left Sunday morning for
.he Animas for the purpose of count
ng and appraising the sheep belong
ng to the estate. They returned on
Wednesday with complications that by
comparison would make a full blown
'ose look pale.
Assessor Childers arrived In the city
~ his regular assessing trip Tuesday,
he last day, according to the law, on
which returns could be made without
a delay penalty added. Mr..
Jhilders informed the LIBERAL that
lie had called on nearly every taxpayer
n the county and would see the rest
4 them during the next few DAYS. He