Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, NOV. 81, 1896.

purchased the meatmarket of Duna.
gan Brothers.
Julius Kruttschnitt, Epes Randolph
and G. b. Stevens and family came up
from El Paso on No. 20, Monday.
G. M. Shannon came down from San
ia Fe and went up to Clifton yester-
day hunting a Thanksgiving dinner.
James MacCarthey, better known as
Fitz-Mac, a well known Denver news.
paper writer, was 10 town this week.
The editor OF the LIBERAL last night
was not exactly "fuller'n a goose, " but
was full of goose, thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Leahy.
Geo. w. Weber and Hope Patter-
vol came in from Gold Hill Tuesday
to meet Mr.. Webber's daughter, who
arrived that evening from Chicago.
S. b. Chase and DR.. Woodland Of
Hardin, Missouri. both well known
here, left their old Missouri home this
week, Mr.. Chase to locate in Phoenix
and the doctor at Pearce, Arizona.
The ladies of the L~ordsburg union
Sunday school will prepare a Christ
mas tree at the church on Christmas
Eve. Every one is invited to attend
and to hang on the tree any presents
they may have for friends.
Col. NJ. j. Egan and Miss Vesta
Decker were in town Friday, return
ing from Solomenville, where Col. Egan
had been attending court and Miss
Decker had been Vi listing Miss Jennie
Kelly, to their homes at Clifton.
Mrs. G. S. Kellum, of Thomas, ac-
companied by her two daughters,
were passengers on No. 1 yesterday
morning en- route to Los Angeles,
where they will probably make their
home in the future. Mike Leahy and
wife and Mike Oil went as far as
Bowie with the party.-Solomon Vile
Bulletin.
james Hughes, a son OF n. Hughes,
formerly well known here, is now run
ming a saloon at C%happaral, near Pres
colt. Last week a drunken Mexican
commenced shooting out the lights in
the saloon and Jimmie emptied adou-
BILE barrel shotgun into him, killing
him instantly. jimmie surrendered
TO the officers.
Col. Ben Crawford of Phoenix was ia
the city Saturday and went up to Cliff
ton. The colonel expressed his opin-
ion in DC very complimentary way of
the chumps who paid nineteen Silver
City colored voters $162.50 and then
had only got seven out a possible sew
teen democratic names on their tick
cts. In Phoenix the colonel had per-
sonally attended to the colored broth
ers and saw that lfty-three of them
voted the straight democratic ticket.
His total expense was two gallons of
whiskey, two hundred cigars and TWEEN
ty dollars in cash, and out of that he
had had all he wanted to drink and
smoke himself on election day. Col.
Crawford is a past master OF political
work.
The LIBERAL has received adviees
from Santa Fe are to the effect that
the republicans have thirteen mem
bes Of the house holding certificates
of election, as follows: Marcelino
Martinez of Mora, V. Jaramillo of Rio
Arriba, L. G., Read and j. d. Sena Of
Santa Fe, II. Garcia, A. Ortez and G.
Mulholland of Bernalillo, NJ. Martinez
of Taos, b. Chavez of Sierra, w. II. II.
Llewellyn Of Dona Ana, ID. Sandoval
and Max Luna Of Valencia, and j. r.
S~audoval1f Guadalupe. The demo-
Gratis In the mouse number eleven, in
Guiding the three men on the Union
ticket in San Miguel, one of whom
has been a republican heretofore.
They are: John Morrow of Colfax, f.
Garcia and j. Il. Jaques Of Rio Arriba,
Taos and San Juan, U, S. Bateman of
AiubOlhs ia CO dhh AhhJt W hs VI iob
man OF Grant, j. A. Mahoney of Dona
Ana and Grant, O. e. Smith of Union,
f. A. Reynolds of Sierra and Socorro,
and NJ. Sanches, +. Lucero and j. Y.
Lujan of San Miguel. The council is
evenly divided, six republicans and
six democrats. The republicans are:
G. A. Spiess of Santa Fe, j. f. Chaves
of Valencia. Thos, Hughes and T. A.
Flnlcal OK Bernalillo, w. E. Martin Of
Socorro and Sierra, and J.. M. Archu-
leta of Taos, Rio Arriba and San Juan.
The democrats are: A. b. Fall of
Dona Ana and Grant, Geo. Curry of
Lincoln, Chayes, Eddy, Dona Armand
Grant, f. Miera of Colfax, Mora and
Union, A. Joseph OF Taes, San Juan
and Rio Arriba, with j. j. Duncan
and p. Sandoval, elected on the union
ticket in San Miguel, the former a
gold democrat, the latter hitherto a
republican. In view Of the above and
in viaw Of tho fact that tho rpnuhli.