Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-07-12
WESTERN LIBERAL.
JULY Il. ISL.

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recently started up mill at Pyramid.
Dave Clark left for Globe this week,
where he intends to go into business.
Mrs. H.. w. Hilbert and children
have gone to Los Angeles TO spend the
summer.
Miss Ella Marble has received new
wheel and Joined the ranks Of the bi.
cycle brigade.
Miss Lulu Moore, who has been Wis
iting the Misses Marble returned to
her Silver City home Sunday.
The party which was entertained
by Mr.. r. p. Hart broke up last Fri
day after a very pleasant visit.
Miss Mary Williams, who has been
visiting Mrs. Chas. b. Stevens, re-
turned to her home at Demlng SatuF-
day.
Rev. ]. II. Angel is due to preach in
Lordsburg next Sunday. His Lords
burg date is the second sunday in each
uunth.
r. G. Wallace has sold his ranch on
theSm To e. T.. Washhmn, Mr..
Wallace is lg1ring on mining 10 north
cru Arizona.
The Sunday school has moved up to
the district school house, and it is re-
ported to be a very successful and well
attended school.
Messrs. Ward and Hamilton Of Ii
vonla, New York, who have been Wis
iting at Pyramid, left Monday night
for Los Angeles.
Mr.. a. Cox, OF Bell county, Texas,
arrived in town Monday night to visit
Aapsin, Farmer Shiiyer, the ker-
AdaN4siug OF the ella.
james McCabe came up from The
Animas the first Of the week and re-
ports that the people down there are
looking anxiously for rain.
The Southern raeifc pay car made
Lordsburg connections Saturday. n
little late for the Fourth, neyerthe-
less it was heartily welcomed.
Farmer Shriyer was in from the ella
this week and reports that he Will
have the gaul-darndest crop Of hogs
aud kershaws ever raised in Grant
county.
Mrs. Salre Smith lert Monday for
Topeka, Kansas, ia make a long con
templated visit VITA her daughter.
she expects to be goae about three
months.
Harry Classen was over at Silver
City Monday to Show the county COM
b.&s haw wicked it woald be to
30 the Southern Pacihc's assessment
prns.
/. VI. Child from Carlisle was in
Acity Monday en- route to Coronado,
For Il short visit with his family. lie
made the trip over the Atlantic s.
Pacific road 50 as to avoid the heat OF
the Colorado desert. 1t is doubtful if
he found it any cooler.
Wednesday morning there was q
washout near Alden, on the Southern
Pacific, at the same place where the
big washout was in 1883, aud where
the mysterious lake formed. The
west bound passenger train due here
That evening did not get here until
yesterday afternoon.
The Silver City papers seem to be
hard up for news with which to oil
their yawhing columns. Last week
the Enterprise printed Il decision rem
dered by Judge Bantz Ia a Dona Ana
county case, and this week the Senti-
mel borrowed the type from the Enter
prise aud reprinted the judges thrill
ing tale. We would like to draw the
attention Of these enterprlsing papers
TO the fact that In the near future
Judge Hamilton intends charging the
jury ia 4 hog killing case at Roswell,
and II they exert themselves properly
they a make arrangements TO have
the charge photographed to Silver City,
and they can then priat something
lastly more Interesting than the docis-
on Of a motion ia a civil case,
For some Jime r. P. Hart has known
that some person or persons, were
catching his horses up from the range
and riding them. As the horses so
ridden were generally abused Mr.. Hart
did not like it, TO put u stop to this
he recently gave notice that he would
prosecute any person found riding n
OF his horses without permission. On
Monday Joe Rice OF Cold Hll rode a
horse into the Roberts & Leahy corral
and tied him in a stall. Tuesday az
ternoon Mr.. Leahy discovered that
the horse had been standing there for
some twenty hours carrying the saddle
but with nothing to eat or drink dur
ing all that time. on examining
the horse It was found to have a Hart