Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-28
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, JUNE as, 1895.

Jun ce~legratlon.
The Bank saloon Is being freshly pa
pered this week.
Nick Hughes has bought out Harris
s. Roten's saloon.
Miss Lulu Moore OF Silver City Is
visiting Miss Emma Marble.
H. G boone passed through on the
east bound train, "Wednesday.
Mrs. Abrams and daughter returned
to Clifton from a Silver City visit on
Tuesday.
A. D. Freeman aud family left the
frst AZ the week for their old home Ia
Colorado.
Mrs. DR.. villas Of Ell Paso died Mon.
day, mourned bysa large circle Of rel
atiyes and friends.
A fruit grower was in from the ella
Monday with a load OF peaches, and
they tasted very fine.
Mrs. Al P Loberg and son were in
town Tuesday, on route to Carlisle,
where Mr.. Lobcrg Is reported TO be
quite sick.
Mr.. George Hughes, well. known as
"Dixie, the Gold HHl correspondent
OF the Enterprise, was In from the
Hill Tuesday.
The bread which was cast upon the
waters returned within thirty DAYS,
and a Pharlsee got II where the chick
en- got the axe.
At the examination Of teachers re-
Gently held in Silver City, Miss Emma
Marble Of L%ordsburg was awarded a
FIRST grade certificate.
]. II. McCllntOek, the fighting edi-
tor Of the Phoenix Gazette, was in the
city Tuesday, and went up to Clifton
in the interests OF his paper.
Mrs. ]. c. Stockham and family
came down from Clifton on Tuesday.
They will visit In town a few days aud
then join Mr.. StOckham In Blsbee.
MI. and Mrs. Jas. Harrison returned
from their Nogales trip Sunday and
now settled in the J. A. Leahy house,
which they have rented for q year.
r. II. Speed has been arrested and
bound Owe 10 await the action Of the
next grand jury on the charge of ille-
Gally fencing Ia a county road at Har-
vey canyon.
Mart Hardin returned Sunday from
his visit TO the I'll Paso hospital. The
bullet'is still In his neck, uotwiCh-
standing which he is attending to bus
iness as usual.
DR.. Il, f. StDvail OF Corralitos, for
merlYaf Deging, and Miss Maud Il.
LeNoir, OF Georgetown, were married
last week. The LIBERAL extends its
congratulations.
AesSrs. Hart and Classen returned
from their Silver City trip Saturday
While there Mr.. Hart issued invita-
tions for a house party which he will
entertain next week.
John Hovey, formerly a well known
resident OF Clifton, passed throug the
city Monday in charge Of cattle train.
The world does not appear to be cO.n.
ing very smooth for John.
Reports from the truck farms Outhe
Gila indicate that large crops will be
the rule this year and the chances are
the people in this vicinity will have u
chance TO gorge themselves on garden
truck this summer.
Adolph Butnnh sold all his cattle to
Fred Ruch Of the San Simon, consid-
Grafton 81, 300. There are supposed to
be some three or four hundred head Of
cattle in the brand. Mr.. Butnuh re-
served his ranch and horses.
The people down at Corralltos, Mex
leo, are going in for a grand Fourth Of
July celebration. 1t Will last for
three days. That we'll known Amerl.
can patriot, Joseph Meeson, is the
president Of the days, and the Hon.
David Cough, formerly Of Arizona, is
the orator.
The Gold Hillites are preparing TO
celebrate the glorious Fourth In a pa
triOtic manner. The chief point Ia
the cciebTatrOu will be n grand barbe.
cue. at which several steers sheep and
goats will be sacrificed TO satisfy the
apDetltes OF patriotic Americans, or
couFse there will be dancing.
ID II. Kedzie received this week his
commission as game warden Of pre-
cinct No. 20, which consists Of about
two square miles Ia the middle OF the
city Of Lordihurg. He gives notice
that any violation OF the game Law will
be prosecuted TO the full extent Of the
Law, no matter who the offender may
be. The following are among the Of
fences against the law: killing OF
trapping deer, elk, faWn or antelope
between January ] aud October 1; Of
ferlng for sale at any time the hind
quarters without the fOreQuaFtsrs OF
any OF these animals; killing or tran.