Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-05-24
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe, MAY "a, 1895.

yer City Wednesday.
j. p. Kerr is making some improve.
ments on his place ~ on the north
side.
Ben Crawford was in the city Tues.
day, en- route for Clifton on official
business.
The smallpox scare in Arizona is
v All cases are reported as con.
valescent.
The Gebhardt cattle company ship
ped a t%rainload Of the Rail N cattle
last Tuesday.
II. C. Boone and B. b. Adams were
in the city the first of the week en-
route to Duncan.
Charlie Fetterly was shaking hands
with his old time friends in town the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Abrahams and daughters Of
Clifton we're in tine city Tuesday en-
route to Silver City.
DR.. Davis Of Morenci was in the city
Tuesday, en- route for Los Angeles to
spend a short vacation.
John and James McCabe, after ship
ping a lot of cattle from Separ, were
in the metropolis this week.
The infant daughter of IT. b. Ste
vens died in FL Paso Sunday. Chas.
D. Stevens went down to attend the
funeral.
Cattle Inspector Houghton was up
from Deming Tuesday and Inspected
the Rail N cattle which were shipped
day.
Hart Brothers had to hold their cat
tie here all the week, waiting for cars.
The cattle we're finally shipped satur-
day night.
W. D.. Duke came up from Separ
Friday night to eat some Of the SOL
dier's grub and visit with his friend,
Lieutenant jerks.
II. A Fuller has bought out r. w.
Clair's saloon. Mr. Fuller intends
deserving the river and moving his
family into the city.
John Grain, an old timer in this sec
tion, who has been living in Prescott
Tor the past two years, was in the city
the first Of the week.
Owing to DELAYS in securing cars the
cattle that Hagin s. Hearst and Chase
s. McCabe intended shipping from Sc
parlast week were not loaded till Sun.
day and Monday.
Elsewhere will he found the regular
statement OF that stable financial in
stltution, the First National bank Of
FL Paso. 1t VIII he noticed that the
bank has doubled it's circulation.
DR.. Hagen has been appointed ex-
amining surgeon OF the board Of pen
sion examiners at Dcming. lie has
also been appointed local physician
and surgeon for the Santa Fe road.
II. Lundgrcne was in FROM his rtuit
ranch in the San Simon valley this
week. lie reports that the recent
frost in the fruit belt of Michigan did
not hurt his peach trees in the least.
Jas. Mcdonald was ln the city the
first OF the week visiting his sister,
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. Mcdonald has been
working at Mogollon and intends max
ing a trip to San Francisco before he
returns TO Mogollon.
j. Il. Jernigan made a trip over to
Silver Guy returning Monday, lie
thinks that every person who has
looked cross eyed toward the violation
of the Sunday law or gambling law
will have to pay a llue.
A train load Of soldiers aud another
of horses went west Monday. They
represented the 7th cavalry, which
has been living in the north and had
been sent to Fort Grant to spend the
summer. Fort Grant is u charming
summer resort
President Colquhoun Of the Arizona
copper company returned from New
York Sunday highland went TO Cliff
ton on a special train that bad been
sent down TO meet him. lie came
down again the next day and took the
west bound train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myth DENLY we're
down from Clifton Saturday to meet
Mr.. Denby's mother, the wife OF our
minister to China. Mrs. Denly, Sr.,
is on her way TO China 10 join her hus-
band, while the younger Mrs. DENLY
went to Milwaukee to spend the sum
mer with her parents.
The Silver City Sentinel accuses the
S'oficial paper of Grant county" Of
printing incorrectly a portion Of the,
proceedings Of the board Of county
commissioners This IS awful. Let
the bond Of the official printer be de-
clared forfeit and the printer be hung
by the neck till he is dead, as a warn