Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-04-03
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, APRIL 3, 1896.

Miss Sibbie Muaz Is visiting with
Mrs. W. K. Shine.
County Commissioner Foster was in
the city yesterday.
John Quinn was in the city Tuesday,
er route to Clifton.
Or. White has been in the city this
week attending to dilapidated teeth.
q. NJ. Shannon was in town Wednes-
day. en- route from Clifton to Santa
Fe.
9hsre vas a beautiful, dusty breeze
In this section of the country yester-
day.
TICS. Hughes, Q. O., author Of
ITEM Browns School Days" is dead.
He was 73years old.
.Ex-President Harrison and Mrs.
Mary Lord Dimmick are to be mar
rled in New York next Monday.
Jas. Nix has started a saloon in Car
Isle and reports that that his pros
poets of doing a lively business are
good.
Jack Fountain, well known in Lords
burg, is now conducting a large paint
ing and paper hanging business in Las
Cruces.
Jack Rutherford from Silver City
was in the city Saturday en- route to
Clifton, where he will go to work on
the Hughes & Shannon mine.
Dick Lakeman came down from
Clifton Monday, with the intention Of
visiting Cripple Creek, Globe and sew
eral other mining camps before he re-
turns.
Deputy Sheriff McAfee has arrested
onc Of tue Mexicans who murdered a
miner named Reed near Central a few
moths ago. The prisoner is in Mex
leo Gnd will have TO be e%xtradited.
superintendent Hoffman backed up
to : kicking broncho last Friday. For
several days when not reclining face
downward BIT. Hoffman stood pain
fully erect. An easy chair had no
charms for hin.
p Mrs. ]. P. Ownby returned from heg
trip to, California last Friday and
brought her mother, Mrs. Glass, with
her. Under the genial srSss Of New
Mexico Mrs. Glass is fast recovering
her usual health.
Assessor Childsrs intends to assess
all the bicycles in the county this
year. This will add quite an amount
to the assessment roll and will cause
an immense amount of kicking when
he gets 10 his work.
A little daughter arrived at the
pleasant heme of Mr.. and Mrs. 10. E..
Sheridan to gladden. the hearts Of its
proud parents, last Friday morning
Sentinel. The LIBERAL extends con-
CALCULATIONS TO Col. Sheridan.
There are a couple of widows living
ont On the river who have a sturdy in
dependence that is admirable. Mrs.
James O'Neal and Mrs. George Rob
erts have rented a piece Of ground of
James Harper and will put in a crop
of corn this spring.
The spring is opening up in Carlisle
and the indications are that the pros
pectors are getting out and intend to
locate a large amocnt Of ground this
summer. The LIBERAL has sent q
large number Of location notices to
Carlisle prospectors this week.
Receiver Foster Of the First nation
Al bank OF Deming was ia the, city
this week. He soRhSeH TALLY in
formed the LIBERAL that it would
probably be a long, long time before
the bank pays another dividend. This
means that Mr.. Foster will bold his
job for a long, long time.
f: To-day is Good Friday. 1t was this
day 1863 years ago when Christ was
crucided, and it has been celebrated
with fasting and prayer by good christ
ians ever since. On the third day He
arose again, and during all these years
his resurrection has been celebrated
with rejoicing and the day has been
called Easter Sunday.
P. II. McDermott came down from
Carlisle Wednesday and went to Los
Angeles to attend his daughters we'd
ding. Miss Clara and VIM. Stewart
will be married in the Los Angeles
cathedral next Monday. Miss Nc
Dermott's many friends in this sec
tion Of the country will wish the we'd
ed couple much happiness.
The Apaches have another victim
to their credit. The drst of the week
Alfred Hand, who was herding a 1ocl
of goats, at Cave Creek, was found
dead, having been shot and his heaC
pounded with a rock. The tracks O
three persons wearing moccasins were
found leading south towards Mexico