Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-10-23
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, OCT. %, 1895.

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stration. Be ureyour name is on the
list.
Chan Olmstead OF the Coronado
ranch was in town this week for sew
eral days.
G. =. Shannon was In town and
went up to Clifton Monday. Heck
poets Mrs. Shannon to join him the
latter part of the week and they will
remain in Clifton till after election.
w. f. Lorenze of Silver City passed
through on Sundays train en- route to
sSan Francisco. He had ia chargesa
sChinaman whom the district court
thad ordered deported.
John Isaac Owens the democratic
tnomipee for coroner, challenges A. X.
Watts, the republican nomlnee for the
same Office to Joint debate, at ANY
thine during the "oampalgn.-Indepen
dent.
All members eaf the knights 'of
iPythias lodge areearnestly requested
TO he present at the meeting Saturday
snlght, October "a, as matters OF i'm
pOrtance will ~bebrought before the
tlodge. D. r, Bmyth, X. of r. and S.
Assessor Childers is SUR OF a large.
vote on the Mhnbres, where John II,
sGillett has claimed to be SO strong:
The people of the oounty'sre we'll sat
listed with ME. OAilder's work during
Aais term Of oalce and will ore-elect
Lhi4n.
The fifteenth Infantry, witch has
tbeen at Fort Sheridan for several years
sarrived in New Mexico Sunday. A
rportion OF itwent to Fort Bayard and
THE rest was divided betweenlF Forts
tGrant add HuactucG. The fifteenth
thas been in this country before, aud
'many Of the men were gladto'come
tback. f
The people of Clifton thave been
fhaving lots Of political oratory during
this campaign. Bucky ao'Neil, the
Ipopuist candidate for congress, and
Mark Smith, the democratic candida.
vic efor congress, have spoken there,
and A. j. Doran, the republican can
'didate will address the voters before
rthe end of the campaign. 4
1t is reported to the LIBERAL that
John Burnside does not know that he
us running. He has been out ia a few
voting districts, but whenever he
ttackles a voter he finds that he has
elnade up his mind to vote for Goodell.
The indications are that Goodell Will
have one Of the largest majorities
recorded in Grant county.
The Wells. Fargo company lpaid
SDeputy Marshal Loomis three hum
sdred dollars for the eHectuafNway in
which hlSe arrested Code Estes, the
train rObber the TRight he and his
friends tried to hold up the Atlantic
F& Pacific train a few weeks age!
Three hundred dollars Is the comp
sany's standing reward forbhe capture
of train robbers.
The meeting Of the grand lodge OF
sthe Knights OF Pythias at Albuquei-
.que last week was we'll attended and
proved to be a meeting of much i'm
aportanceaand value to the order. At.
1.-THE election OF Officers l.. A. Shelly
was elected vice chancellor and the
representative from Pyramid lodge,
the youngest lodge IN the territory,
was elected outside guard.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds, attorney for.
,the United States coart for private
land claims, Observation-Disclosures the
-attorneygenefafhi his annual report Of
the transactions Of the court named
FOR the year ended September 9Th,
1896. The hualj judgments OF area
claimed Mn New MeNco is 4S2,132
'acres; area'confrmed in New Mexico
1925, 423 acres; area rejected 10 New
'8Iexico, S25, 7O9. =
1t is aspretty Eight, the sone that is
'on for superintendent. Il. @. Nc
'Grath, the democratic candidate Is
proving to be a strong card among the
young men, while the older ones,
those who are experienced in the
world, are pushing strong for the cleo
rtlon of Ed Pennington, the repubh-
'can candidate, wh0 has the advantage
of years, and much experience. 1t
"wiIIbe hard to tell who is elected till
the last vote is counted.
The old timers who remember that
sDick Knight was always to the front
when Apacheseweret to to fought are
all preparing TO vote for him for pro-
bate judge. They know that he wasa
man ID be depended on when the In
sdians were out, and theysknow he is'a
man that can be trusted'wft the ad-
administration of the estates of the
dead, and that he will neveFahow the
widow and orphan to be robbed. He
tis the manfor the'pface.
ID. p. Carr, the candidate for the
legislature from the fourteenth dis