Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-05-10
WESTERN LIBERAL.
L%oRDsBURG, MAY 10, 1895.
J. A. Leahy and Lloyd Payne went
nm In Carlisle TUESDAY

ollas was in the city Tuesday.
Sheriff Shannon was in the city last
Tuesday, looking for iurymen.
Mrs. A. Hystrom Of Tucson is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. A. N. Simp-
son.
Born, at Rye, New York, May eth,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Hart, twin
girls,
Rev. J. II. Angel has been holding
an interesting series OF meetings this
week.
Mrs. Neil McGinnes and daughter
OF Tucson have been visiting Mrs. NJ.
W. McGrdth.
The LIBERAL is indebted to the
Rev. II. ]. Furneaux for a box Of
handsome roses.
Chas. Bragaw was in from Gold Hill
Tuesday, bringing a bad tooth and
hunting a dentist.
Miss Bedlah Cosper and Mr.. Charles
Brooks were married at the residence
OF the brides father, on the ella Tues
day afternoon.
A letter from ]. G. Meeson tells that
he has again reached his old home at
C~orralitas, and is happy In the pros
pect of plenty Of work and plenty of
cdiil.
Maurice Patton, a veteran of the
late war, who has lived here for sew
eral years, has gone to California. He
expects to spend several months in
the Soldiers Home.
z. B. Sullivan of San Francisco was
in the city Friday, returning from a
trip TO Carlisle. Mr.. Sullivan was
highly pleased with what he saw there
in the shape Of mineral.
President Colquhoun of the Arizona
s. New Mexico railroad was 10 the
city Friday, en- route to New York on
a business trip. He expects to be alb
sent from two TO three weeks.
Mrs. Gurdou brady, who has been
visiting with her brother, Mr.. Walter
Payne, at Pyramid, is 10Y visiting
with Mrs. W. II. Small. She expects
TO return to her home at Silver City
tomorrow.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Chllds re-
turned this week to Gold Hill from
Demiug, where they had been spend
ing the winter. They were glad to
get back again to their home in the
mountains.
w. B. Kelly, of the %Solomonyille
Bulletin, returned Monday from his
trip up The Arizona s. New Mexico
road. lie took in Carlisle while on
this trip and was much pleased with
the Appearance Of the csmp.
r. 3, Coggin has gone down in the
Anlmas and is there herding the
sheep he recently purchased OF the
Dunagan brothers. He wants to move
the sheep down into Texas but /,
worried over the reception he will re.
ceive from his old time friends in the
cattle business, when they lind he i:
herding sheep.
N. d. Hutton, a Chicago newspaper
man, who had been visiting With Mr..
Thos. Lyons, on the ella farm, went
out bear hunting last week with Mr.
Lyons and a party. Mr.. Hutton, while
alone, managed TO ride his horse owe
a precipice. Both man and horse were
killed by the fall. The body was SEN
back to Chicago.
The boom at Carlisle and the start
fng up Of the Pyramid mill have al
ready had their effect on Lordsburl
real estate. Last Saturday w, II
Small opened the real estate move
ment by purchasing fourteen lots il
various parts of town. Mr.. Small con
templates erecting a number of resi-
dences which he will rent.
D.. w. Reckhart, the original Nc
Ginty and chief Of all the Ell Paso Nc
Ginties, stole a march on all BIZ
friends and was married last Satur
day evening. The bride was Mis-
Eva, the accomplished daughter o
Captain Jack Crawford, the poe
scout. All friends Of McGlnty, anC
they are legion in This country, ex
tend congratulations.
Many Of the railroad men have
cheerful way Of breaking the thirC
commandment and some OF then
strive 10 see how they may adorn theil
curses in a picturesque way. One wei
known conductor had a way Of at
tempting to convince his friends tina
he was speaking the truth by calling
on the Supreme Being TO paralyze hin
II what he said was not true. Thi
paralyzlng oath was frequently in his
mouth and its use became a seconC
nature to him. Recently he went &
get up after a nights sleep and coult
hardly move his right leg and hand
1t looked as though he had for a suret
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