Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-05-17
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, MAY II 1895.

a.. r. lidIu - huululuB MS uouee
with fresh paint.
T. j.. Coggin left for Merkel, Texas,
the first OF the week.
Chase & McCabe made a shipment
,Of cattle from Separ this week.
Hope Patterson OF Gold Hill was in
the city this week visiting Earl Kel-
lum.
The Hagiu & Hearst company made
IA shipment OF cattle from Separ THE
week.
e. L. Hall, United States marshnl
for New Mexico, was in the city hast
Saturday.
II. Amber has been improving the
side of the Bank Exchange by adding
"a window.
Col. Huling stopped over 10 town
from Tuesday ill Wednesday white
en- route east.
II. W. Child Of Carlisle made an ID
Paso trip this week 10 interview the
smelter people.
Mrs. James G.. Gihsono OF Fort Thorn
as visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lcahy.
the nrst of the week.
Jas. f. Barney and Miss Mary e.
Keys, both OF Lordsburg, were mar
ried in FL Paso Sunday.
The weather for the past week has
been decidedly OF a summary nature,
and vas enjoyed accordingly.
Col. NJ. A. Leahy with his wife and
daughter, OF Fort'8NuuHus, visited his
brother, j.. A. Leahy, this week.
The Grst shipment Of cattle loaded
at Fort Thomas and shipped over the
Gila Valley road passed through town
last week.
Neil Bailey passed through on the
east bound train Sunday morning, es-
scortlng his father and sister who were
travelling east.
A boy was horn Friday night, a son
TO S. r. DUNCAN. Steve steps "A lit
tie higher, but he has not advanced
4he price Of groceries u cent.
Word comes from Benson that last
week a son WIS bnrn to Mr.. aud Mrs.
r.. A. Woods. Toms many friends in
L%ordsburg e;taad congratulations.
Mrs. DR.. Hagen and children, who
have been visiting In San Francisco
for some weeks, passed through Oh
Monday mornings train to their home
in Daming.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
London quotations 900 d., smelter quo
tations 655; Lead. SavosIter quotation.
2a5, New York prices 3.2j t o 3.35.
Copper, 1926.
G. u. Chaum, who has had charge
.of oneot the railroad sections here fol
several years was transferred to tho
Gage section and moved down there
the lrst'nf the week.
james c. Gibson, well known il
Lnrd~hurg, and at various station.
NlllllE ktAG lllt VI llG FNNuNlGtH i lllhk
has charge Of Fort Thomas, the ter
animal Office Of the ella Valley rail
road.
Mrs. S. W. Massey wes ia the cit.
Saturday, en- route frnm her old homI
al Duncan to her new homie at JIM
nez, Mexico, where Mr.. Massey hold
AN important position on the Mexican
Central railroad.
Major Tower arrived from Kansa
City Monday for the pRrRose OF &C
cg5tiug the cattle purchased of TIar
Brothers. The major was accompan
led by Mr.. A. L. HarrisoE a Rrominen
Teal estate dealerO OF Kansas City. MI
TIarrison is a RepheW Of ex-Presiden
Harrison.
Election for schCsl trustees take
place on the first Monday ia June, wv
week from next MOOday. The LII
ERAL has 40 candidates Ger schoC
trustees, and all it asks OF those VIII
are elected trustees is that they wi
not elect a six bit teacher 1t an hur
dred dollar salary,
j. J.. Hansherg, the defaUlUag pos
master at Hansberg, who escape
from the Silver City jail some month
ago, while staging there awaiting hi
trial, was captgred last week Over i
the eastern part of the territory b
To- OF Marshal Halls deputies Han.
berg was ranching when arrested.
The LIBERAL of8oe has been rattle
lonesome the past week. r. NJ. KeC
zie, who has been circulating arOun
the office for the past year and a hal
left Sunday morning to visit the "ol
folks at home" AS s0on as he ge.
disguised with the climate Ia Mich
gan, which does not take very loni
he will be back.
Reports from Dos Cabezas, the Su
phur Springs Valley and Guthrie Il
dictate that trouble with the Indial