Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-06-21
WESTERN LIBERAL.
L~oRDsBURe, JUNE q, 1885,

J. r. Nix was down from Duncan
Monday.
Miss Mary Williams Of Deming l.
visiting with Mrs. G. o. Stevens.
The Yuma Indian reservation is TO
be surveyed and opened to settlers.
Line Rider Eustlce was in the city
this week. He found no smugglers
here.
II. w. Child returned 10 Carlisle
Saturday from his trip to Sau Fran
cisco.
B. 3. Ownby has brought 10 a stock
Of buegles, some OF which he is willing
20 SELL
Foreman Helm, Of the Robert f.
Lee mine al Pyramid, is east on a bus
mess trip.
A cousin OF Charlie Stevens passed
through on the east bound train Sun
day morning.
The Shannon brothers, internal rev.
enue collector and sheriff, came down
from Clifton Monday.
L. J. Qulnt, who has been spending
several months at Gold Hin, has re-
turned 70 his Los Angeles home.
E~lockmaster Coggin has had an
enormous shipment Of wool piled up
on the depot platform this week.
The Roberts s. Leahy Mercantile
company has been decorating some Of
SIS buildings with fresh paint this
week.
The Pyramid mill is receiving a con-
Segment OF coal this week. IL In.
tendS using both coal and wood under
its boilers.
Mess. r. p. Hart and Harry Cas-
sen left Sunday for Silver City to
spend a short vacation aud enjoy the
scenes Of rural life.
Miss Emma Marble returned Sum
day frosV Silver City, where she had
spent a very successful year as a stu
dent in the normal school.
Phil Dieter came up from FL Paso
Wednesday aud went out to Pyramid.
Mr.. Dieter has an interest In the
lease Of the Pyramid mine and mill.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
smelter price, 66R; London, 30 SIG d.;
copper, 1850; lead, smelter price, 3.12,
New York open market, 3.25 to $3.50.
Quite a large shipment of cattle
was made feom Separ last Friday, and
many ownefs putan small punches OF
cattle. among whom were d. B.. Own
10y, John Robson, II. G. Day aud N.
IIuges, Jr.
The Hong John Wesley Hardin Of
IGi PasO wa3i in the Guy ;h'om Saturday
10 Sunday visiting bis coHsi0, NJ. @.
Hardin. lie look his cousin TO El
PaSo with him Sunday and put him in
the hospital.
The owners Of, the Robert Z. Lee
mine at Pyramid are figuring on put
ting in a 9concentfator. They have
large quantities OF line concentrating
are that is not of a high enough grade
10 scaRd shipment.
The latest report on the voting con-
test on the silver question in Chicago
shows the free silver men are still well
in the lead. The vote stands: For
the free coinage OF silver, by the Unit
cd States, at a ratio Of IS to !, 6,69l;
against free coinage, 1920.
Miss Belle Center and Mr. VIM.
Hendrie were married in SaR Fran
cisco on the 18th OF this month Mrs.
Hendrie is a sister Of Mrs. j.. NJ Clas-
Hen and visited Mrs. Classeu in Lords
burg several years ago, when she @ade
many friends here.
Col. J. II. BTagaw came over toGold
Hill this week from Copper Flat,
where he has been operating for some
time. The colonel could o couie SO
near LOEdsburg without calling and Sc
on Tuesday he, with his nephew Char
lie, was N town sbaklag hands.
Benjamin Franklin Billlngsly, the
merchant prince Of Duncan, was Ia
the city several days this week and
improved dis opportunity 10y buyiag
large stocks Of goods Of the several
wholesale stores in town. FraHk
thinks mac merchandising a better trade
than oOwpgRching.
There WAS a man in town this week,
giving an exhibition, who claims noi
TO be affected by the poisop Of snakes.
Certain IL is that he let an ugly look.
ing r~attlesnake, with we'll developed
iangs, chew 90 his flesh Monday night
and on Tuesday morning, when he
took the train east he appeared TO b
In his usual good health.
IL is reported in town that Mrs
Fannie Woodland, who used TO live II
LOrdsburg, but Is now a resident O
Creole, Colorado, has fallen heir 60 Il;
fortune estimated at sixty Thousand
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