Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-12
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURo. ApRIL p. Isa5.

Hy Fisher vas in from Stems Pass
Tuesday.
To-day IS Good Friday aud next Sun
day is Easter.
The latest quotations arei Silver
66i; Copper, 9.37; Lead, 205.
Mrs. J. W. Duncan has returned
from her visit down In Texas.
Mrs. Wm. Shine aud Miss Muntz
left for Silver City Wednesday to visit
Mrs. Shines parents.
Chase s. McCabe shipped four hun
drcd head Of cattle from Separ this
week to the Indian territory.
The Hagin & Hearst company ship
ped thirteen hundred head OF cattle
from Separ this week to the Indian
territory.
H.. A. Fuller made.a deed FOR forty
acres OF land on the liver Ills week to
Jessie Harris, confederation 81, 600 a
pretty good price for Grant county
land.
Miss Snyder Of Gold hin is now
tcachihg the school at the Middle ella
which Prof. Craven found too tough.
Miss Snyder does not complain OF It's
~toqgpnessra M ~.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Steyensf On APRIL 8, 1895, a boy.
Charlie says this boy can give Young
Joe Leahy cards aud spades aud beat
him at any mark 10 the road.
p. II. McDermott, OF Carlisle, was
In the city Saturday, en- route to San
Francisco on mining business. Mr..
McDermott has one OF the finest prop
critics in the Carlisle district.
Mrs. Gurdon Bradley accompanied
by her son and daughter came over
from City Tuesday, and is visit
ing with Mrs. W. II. Small and her
brothers, Messrs. Lloyd and Walter
Payne.
Last Saturday @. d. Chaum took his
wife and daughter TO the Hotel Dleu
at El Paso. Mrs chaum has not been
recovering from her sickness as rapid
~ as desired, and It vas thought she
needed the careful nursing to be OBJ
Gained az that hospital.
The Rev. W. D. Clayton, Of Albu-
querque, presiding elder Of the Meth
udist Episcopal chnFUh south for New
Mexico, was in the city the first OF the
week, and went TO Duncan to visit
the Rev. Angel. Mr.. Clayton will
preach In Lordsburg Sunday.
A.. G. Bcebee, formerly a well known
Railroad conductor on this digisiou.
who retired from the road because his
train came into collision with another
a few months ago, was killed in The
railroad yards al Jersey City last week,
by accident. No particulars Of how it
happened have been received.
The Ell Paso elections passed of
quietly last Tuesday and the entire
republican ticket was elected, for the
first time in the history of the city.
There was no democratic ticket In the
field and SO the democrats supported
the republican ticket, while the repub-
licans supported the citizens ticket.
An Of which is somewhat mixed.
The cattle sanitary board at its
meeting at Las Vegas last week APP
pointed inspectors for the various
districts. The eighth district extends
from Lordshurg 90 Texas and Mexico
along the line Of the Southern Pacific,
the inspector is F.. c. Houghton of
Deming, the deputies arc IL. Classen
Of LOrdsburg and W. G. McAfee Of
Silver City.
Hon. 8. NJ. Ashenfelter left on the
Santa Fe train Sunday for Colorado
Springs, Colo, where he will engage
in the practice Of his profession. How
ever, people Of Grant county and
vicinity will lie pleased TO learn that
still retains his office 10 this place with
Hon. G. j. Mulvane and will devote a
part OF his time to his clients in New
Mexico. Mrs. Ashenfelter and Miss
Anna will remain in Deming for some
bIme Jeb.-fieduliGuJs
7. w. Winder, who has a contract
to ride around the United States on a
bicycle, writes the LIBERAL he will be
here about next Tuesday. He started
from New Orleans on the fourth OF
March. lie intends to follow the bor-
der or the country aud get back to
New Orleans within three hundred
days. He will cross thirty-three
states an territories, and will need to
make a daily average Of seyenty-two
miles. Winder is acting as correspon-
dent for a syndicate of city papers 90
this ride.
From present indications there will
be but few cattle left in this country
at the end Of the season. The Hart
Brothers Land and Cattle Co. Intend
shipping their entire herd. The Hagin
& Hearst company will ship at least
I've thousand head, the Sau Simon