Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-03-15
WESTERN liberal.
LoRDsBURG, MARCH, Is, 1895,


The Thinner House at Silver City
has been re opened as a lodging house.
The railroad bridge gang is in
town this week making some repairs
on the water tank.
Jno. c. Berry Of Georgetown and
DR.. Phillips Of Silver City were in the
city yesterday, en route to Clifton to
look at mining property.
Paul J.. Wielandy, who poses as the
%handsomest travelling man out OF St.
Louis, was in the city this week *
tolling the virtues OF the goods sold
by Boland s. Co.
To-day is not St. Patrick's day,
but it is near enough so that the
dancing people intend TO have a dance
at the hall ia honor Of his blessed
memory tonight.
Owens, Baily & Dlnsmore have been
taking out some rich copper ore at
Carlisle, and expect to make a big
shipment soon. Their orc runs well
in gold and silver.
Tong s. McEniry will o o start to
work on the Little Raven mine at Car
Isle, a property they bought from Mr.
Rucker last fall. Mr.. McBniry is a
Denver capitalist.
Mr. r. p. Hart gave a musical Tues
day evening to commemorate his re-
turn frcm San ~Frabcitco, aud treated
his guests to some very ane music
with his new acolian organ.
Kister, Nash s. Barry are shipping
200 sacks of ore from the once famous
Nugget mine at Carlisle. This mine
has produced a great deal Of ore in the
past, and bids fair to again equal its
old record.
DR.. Hagen and family left Sunday
night for California. The doctor OK
poets to return tomorrow or Sunday,
while Mrs. Hagen and children will
remain in San Francisco for some
time visiting friends.
Rev. J. II. Angel, OF Duncan, writes
that he will preach in Lordsburg on
the oath OF this month, a week frou
next Sunday, at the church. Every
one 10 town and from the surround
ing canips is cordially invited to be
present.
Silver City has its regular city cleo.
tion the first Tuesday in April. Why
it should 80 to the expense Of holding
an election every year is one Of the
mysteries 1t might just as well pas:
an ordinance making Jack Fleming
permanent mayor.
1t is about the time OF the year fol
the assessor to show up and want tc
know what you have got in the way Of
taxable property, and AsSessan Chill
ders is liable to appear on the scene
any day. III you have a good faru
now is the time to hide it for a month
The police court gathered in a cou
pie of tramps Saturday fer stealth.
oranges from the Southern Pacific cars
Sunday Constable Hardin, accom-
panied by John Malone as a guard
took them to Silver City and turneI
them over to the keeping of Sherl.
Shannon.
S. w. Massey has sold his store j
Duncan to Frank Billingsly. Fran
will undoubtedly make a model stor
keeper. Mr.. Massey has been offered
~rOadmaster's job down on the Mexica
Central. out OF Chihuahua, and passe
through town on his way there ia
first OF the week.
The new and large engines ordercr
by the Southern Pacific road are CON
ing in at the rate Of three or four
week. Some sixty have been ordered
The San Francisco papers say that th
cut in the wages of the trainme
saved the road enough money TO pa
for these engines.
While going down Strauss hill int
lei Paso Monday the truck on the fror
of the engine drawing the passeugC
train broke. Luckily Engineer vii
COZ had the engine und er control an
stopped the train before any seriol
damage was done. The train was d
layed for an hour or so.
Bob Chamberlain is sacking fOl
sacks OF ore daily at Carlisle. He ca
eulates that the eturns from abou
Two hundred Of his sacks will ylel
enough to enable him to take "a tr
around the world, and he intends
take it, providing he can lock up Il
hole in the ground he will have
leave.
The county commissioner have 4
ted up the room in the court houl
formerly occupied by the probar
Judge for the use of Judge Bantz, wi
will, hereafter, make that place /
chambers. This will save many IA tr
from Silver City to Las Cruces, bl
will he the cause OF many a trip fro
Las Cruces to Silver City.
r. p. Hart and Harry Classen !