Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-06-19
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, JUNE 10, 1896.

CAAnC 0nh 0GcoC NiCSltI were
In from Gold Hill Friday.
]. Goldsmith returned to Duncan
Saturday from his trip to Deming and
FL Paso.
Preparations are being made for a
grand Fourth OF July celebration at
Carlisle.
Mrs. John Brown and son Of Duncan
returned from their eastern visit last
Saturday.
Ed Holmig returned this week from
a visit to the town Of his birth, Fred
ericksburg, Texas.
A. B. Laird has returned from his
eastern trip. 1t did not require a
Fequisition to get him back.
President James Colquhoun of the
Arizona copper company returned
from his Les Angeles trip Saturday.
Gordon Mclean of Morenci was in
the city Monday en- route to California
70 spend a few weeks at the sea shore,
S. r.. Dunagan has purchased a cou-
pie OF lots Of w. H. Small neal the
school house aud is building a resi-
dence.
p. H. McDermott was down from
Carlisle Saturday and took the east
bound train for a trip to Colorado
Springs,
The latest quotations are: Silver,
smelter price, 6S4; copper 1850; lead,
smelter price, 200, New York open
market, 800.
j. B. Jernigan has sold the Clifton
saloon to Nick Hughes, jr. Mr.. Jerni-
nan has purchased a saloon ia Tucson,
and will move his family there,
E. COPELAND, general agent of the
Santa Fe at Ell Paso, came in Monday,
secured a good nights rest Monday
night and then went up to Clifton.
Ben Myers, the we'll known cigar
seller Of FL Paso, was in the city this
week returning from Carlisle. Ben is
nov mere interested in mines than in
cigars.
The Globe mines were shut down
last week by orders from headquar-
tiers. The owners of the mines say if
they cannot run their W property
they can at least stop it.
A petition went in to the postomce
department last week signed by every
resident of Carlisle, requesting that
the name of the p~ostoGice be changed
from Carlisle to Steeple Rock.
Mrs. Thos. Smith and Mrs. Adam
Smith, with their children, of Clifton,
were in town Monday, en- route to the
California sea shore for the summer.
Mr., Thos. Smith escorted them as far
as Lordsburg.
P. II. Snyder and Tom Gaddis were
in from Gold Hill Tuesday. Mr.. Sny-
der reports that there will be a we'd
ding at the Hill this week, the con-
tFacting parties being the Widow
Williams and Jack Stevens.
Charlie Hoggsett, foreman of the
Arizona copper company's machine
shop, was in the city Saturday, en-
route east for a vacation. Mr.. Hogg-
sett SO timed his trip as to stop at st,
Louis aud see VIM. Mckinley nomin-
ated president.
Last week u couple of Mexicans en-
ployed by the Steeple Rock develop
ment company got into a quarrel at
East Camp, and to settle the matter
tried to carve each other. Foreman
McDermott has got no use for killers,
and so promptly fred both of the
Mexicans.
The LIBERAL received this week a
laintily engraved card reading as fol-
lows: "Robert S. Ofiey, Alice A.
Parker, Married, Wednesday, June
tenth, eighteen hundred and ninty-
six, Cheyenne, Wyoming. At home
after June tw~enty-nfth, Fort Reno,
Oklahoma" ,
1t is laughable TO see the efforts the
Albuquerque Citizen is making to get
line as q gold bug advocate. A
gold bug editorial is funnier
than any thing the comic papers pub ,
fish. Allen Kelly will have too look
ont for his laurels If this continues. {
There is room in New Mexico for but
One biggest ass. s
The syndicate which, under the
management of Childs s. Loberg, has
been doing 50 much work at Carlisle,
10 nov Incorporated under the laws Of
West Virginia under the name or the
Steeple Rock development company, {
The main Office of the company is at
San Francisco, with an office at Car {
isle, New Mexico.
The St. Vincent sanitarium at San {
ia Fe was burned Sunday about $50 /
D. m. The loss was about 500, 600, :
the Insurance 81, 900. Tho origin Of ,
the Ore is a mystery. The Santa Fe !
nre department seemed TO do moro