Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-04-10
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, APRIL 10, 1895.

VIII" VIVA
Willard Coggln left Monday for a
two weeks visit to his old home at
Merkel, Texas.
Mrs. Wells has been quite sick aud
her mother has been here from Tucson
caring for her.
P. B. Smith came ia from Gold Hill
Monday and went out to the Volcano
mine at STEMS Pass.
j. H. Hampson will ship 1000 steers
this spring. They will be driven to
some STATEN on the Santa Fe road.
More delightful spring weather than
that which we have been enjoying the
past week would be hard to imagine.
B. B. Adams of Selomsnville was In
the city Monday, en- route to his old
home on the ella, at Duncan, for a
short visit.
Jas. L. Tong, the Duncan merchant,
accompanied by his wife, was in the
city Saturday, returning from a trip
ta El Paso. =.
Engineer Bruce, who has had charge
OF the flyer all winter, was in the city
the arst of the week on the regular
passenger run
Miss Clara G. @. McDermott Of Car
Isle aud VIM. f. Stewart Of Los An.
geles were married in Los Angeles last
Monday morning.
DIR. Crocker received word Monday
from a former patient at ella Bend
that his presence was needed, and he
left that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shine will move
from Lordsburg to San Francisco. Mr..
Shine Seft yesterday and Mrs. Shine
expects to go in a few days.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
snelter price, est; London, 81 SIG d.,
copper, 1915; lead, smelter price, 200;
New York open market 3.05 to $40.
Ex-President Harrison and Mrs.
Dimmick we're married in New York
Monday afternoon and are now en-
jeying their honeymoon at their In
dlanapolis home.
One OF Dow D1nagan's children, a
girl about a year old, at Duncan, has
been suffering from a~.severe attack Of
pneumonia. but, we are glad to learn,
isAsw much better.
At the municipal elections Tuesday
Santa Fe went democratic, Albuquer-
que and Las Vegas republican, and at
Silver City Jack Fleming was elected
without opposition.
The Rev. Edward S. Cross of Silver
City expects to preach in Lordsburg
on the evenings Of Monday and Tues
day, April 18th and 18th. All are cor
daily invited to attend these SER
vices.
The Hon. J. A. Ancheta and Miss
Antonio Trevina will be united in mar
rage at the Catholic church in this
city, by Father NORM, next Monday
morning, the 18th inst-Sou Invest
Sentinel. Here is luck to Joe and his
bride.
Miss Munson and Miss Num-, who
have been visiting with Mrs. VIM.
Shine, left on Monday, Miss Aunscn
fer her home in Silver City, and Miss
NUM- for Denver, where she will make
= short visit and then go To her old
home in Kansas.
A tramp giving his name as James
Brady stole some sixteen dSllars be-
longing to Gus Appleton from a ca
boose. Constable Hardin captured
Brady at Gage. He gave up the cash,
plead guilty and is now boarding with
Sheriff Shannon.
All Bun aud All Dun, two celcstials
Rhe work at the round house got into
an animated discussion Saturday. All
Dun, in his wild excitement, attempt.
ed to chop off All Buns arm with a
Ratchet. For this little indiscretioR
Judge McGrath taxed him nifty dol
lars and costs.
J. r. Ownby and VIM. Shine have
retired from the service Of the South
ern Pacific road and their places in
the yard are now filed by r. w. Mar
tin and j. r. Baldwin. Mr.. Martin re-
Gently came west from Kentucky and
is so enamored with our climate that
he intends TO move his family here
and settle.
HL
DR.. w. N. Villas and Mrs. Lenora G,
Mathews we're married in FL Paso last
Saturday night. DR.. Villas is one OF
the best knewn surgeons in the south,
west and Mrs. Mathews was the wild
ow of the late Harry Mathews, 4 wei
known Southern Pacific engineer, VIII,
died FIVE or six years ago. The LIB
rRAL, with their many other friends
wish the newly married couple unlips
tied JOY.
A burglar took In the town Wednes
day nigt, aud confined his patropar,