Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-04-19
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoBDsBURe, APRIL 10, 1895.

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Lord Hussey has postponed his trip
20 Ireland. He was in the city this
week.
r. p. Hart and Harry Classen made
a trip over into the wilds Of Arizona
this week.
1t IS reported that work will com
mence on the Little Raven at Carlisle
this week under bond recently made.
Mrs. Carl Merrill and son we're in
the city Monday, en- route from Cliff
con to California to.spend the summer.
In the Miller-Frazer case at El Paso
the jury stood eight to four 10 favor
'ot convicting Frazer Of his assault OF
Miller.
Frank Kennerston, formerly 4 well
known Gold Hitler, has gone TO the
Soldiers Home at Santa Monica, Cal
ifornia.
Messrs. Hoffman and Clair left for
Carlisle Wednesday, where Mr.. Clair
has an interest in a valuable mining
claim with Rob Williams.
The base ball season opened Tues
day, and from now till mll a page Of
the daily papers will be devoted TO
base hits, assists, errors, etc.
Elsewhere in this paper is the adver-
tisement OF the war department. ask
ing for bids for supplies at road stations
in this section Of the country.
DR.. E. NJ. Eby, dentist, is at the
Arlington Hotel, where he will extract
teeth without pain, insert all kinds OF
filings, and put in artificial teeth Of
all grades. All work guaranteed sat
hgSctory.
Sunday there was another one of
the heavy sand storms whish have be-
como so numerous this sprlnP. II was
disagreeable, especially so to the
women who had commenced their
spring house cleaning.
Work will commence the last Of this
week or the first Of next on the five
claims at Carlisle which VIM. Thomas
recently bonded to Mr.. Griffith, and
will be continued till those interested
are satisfled with the showing.
The city attorney at Silver City 10
forms the council that the city bonds
were no5legally issued and the city is
not bound to pay them. The Eagle
argues that it would he honest to pay
the bonds whether they are legal or
not.
Judge Laughliu has sentenced three
Santa Fe murderers TO be hung on the
sixth OF next month. All have APP
pealed their cases to the supreme
court. There r several more muir
aerers in the Santa Fc jail awaiting
trial
=. B. Ownby was over to Silver City
last week, and was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of the late Mrs.
McWhirt. Elsewhere 10 this paper he
has a notice to the people who arc
indebted to or are creditors Of the
estate.
Shockley s. Vail have commenced
work on the Alabama mine at Carlisle
and are working double shifts. This
indicates that some sort of an arrange
ment has been made with J.. 3. Hagin
for his one. Twelfth interest / u the
property.
John Beethan, OF Mineral Wells,
Texas, went up to Clifton Saturday
and d%isenterred the body Of Mace
Slaughter, who was killed some time
since, and moved the body back to
Captain Slaughter's old home burylng
ground in Texas.
The Revs. Clayton and Angel held
divine service in Lordsburg last Sun
hay. The Rev. Angel informs the
Liberal that he will be here Tuesday,
May 7th, and hold services nightly
until the following Sunday. Every
one is invited to attend.
Geo. D. Mcdonald, of Carlisle, went
down to FL Paso yesterday with a
small shipment of high grade ore that
is being shipped for the purpose OF
seeing how it will run. IL is thought
it will run in the neighborhood Of I've
thousand dollars to the ton.
The FL PasO Herald has the follow
ing personal notice regarding our most
edicientidistrict clerk; ". b. Walton,
Of the Deming Headlight, was in the
city yesterday. Walton's wisdom
teeth are bothering him and the OBJ
iecf OF his visit was to consult Dentist
Whitmer.
Tom W. Winder, the cYclest who is
going around the United States and
who wrote he would be here Tuesday,
got a little ahead Of time. He arrived
In town Sunday night and left early
Monday morning. He did not claim
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