Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-06-05
LoRDsBURG, JUNE 5, 1896.

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DR.. Crocker returned from his Mo
Tenci visit Monday.
II. A. Fuller was 10 Silver City as a
witness on the Styles case.
MT. and Mrs. P. H. McDermott re-
turned from Silver City Friday.
M. N. Mills came down from Dun
can Monday and went to DemiDg.
Mrs. Gatliffe and daughter Of Fort
Thomas, are with Mrs. j. A. Leahy.
]. Goldsmith came down from Dun
can Monday and went to Deming for
Q visit,
H, A. McClelland representing the
San Francisco Post, was in the city
this week.
Frank Shriver came in from the
river Friday and claims he brought
the rain with him.
]. Douglas Smith and Arthur Nicbol
we're 10 the city the 1rst Of the week,
for a couple of days.
Lieut.. CLARK and a troop of the 7th
cavalry went into camp on the ella,
above Duncan the 1rst of the week.
Pedro de la Lama, editor of La
Opinion Publica OF Clifton, was a
caller at the LIBERAL office WedHes-
day.
The Southern Pacific pay car was in
town Sunday and the Mexican popu-
lation had a glorious celebration that
evening.
Charlie Osgood, who has been living
a life Of elegant leisure for some time,
has again gone to work for the South
ern Pacific.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
smelter price, est; copper 1850; lead,
smelter price, 1924, New York open
market, 3.05.
Mrs. Chas. Holt and daughter came
down from Clifton Monday and went
to California to visit a few weeks with
Mrs. Hollis mother.
Harry ,. Fox, formerly of the Ora
ham Guardian, but now editor of l. e.
SolomOn's clothing department, was
In the city Wednesday.
There was quite a heavy shower Of
rain Friday evening, the first of the
season and greatly appreciated. Since
it fell the nights have been quite cool.
w. j. Tiernsg, a well klowp and
popular freight conductor on this di-
vision, and Mrs. Alice Leahy were
married at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. A. A. Collins, at Fort
Thomas, on Wednesday.
George Hornbrook was in from Gold
Hill this week, collecting his 1894
election bets. Mr.. Hornbrook thinks
it is unlucky to start in on a new cam
paign with some of the bets won on
the previous campaign Hncolleeted.
Neither the Lordsburg nor Pyramid
~democrsbs elected delegates to the
county convention. John ]. Bell was
elected from Silver City. If Judge
Boone is a delegate from Deming
there probably will be some fun in
the convention tomorrow.
The following dispatch dated at
Denver on Tuesday may be said to be
good news, if true: General Wheaton
was netiaed this morning that Massia,
the renegade Apache chief, had been
slain In southern Arizona by Indian
scouts. Nasal killed three scouts be-
fore he gave up his life. Nasal was
with Geronimo when the latter sur
rendered in 1856, and was ordered
taken to Florida with the rest Of the
band, but escaped at St, Louis and has
since eluded arrest and has been u ter
ror In the southwest.
Judge Rouse called a special grand
jury in Graham county to consider
the murder of the Hall brothers. The
jury found indictments against Steve
Nixon, W. B. Trailor and Sam Hatch.
1t is rumored that indictments were
also found against other men, but
theiE names have not been made pub
A@aA - uhbil bHtg arc dIICSb-
ell. Nixon and Trailor are under ar
rest and Jas. v. Parks has gone to
Texas after Hatch. These men, If
guilty, are unlucky, in that they will
. shave to be tried in Graham county,
instead of Grant. The juries in the
county over the line sometimes con-
yict a mar Of murder, in Grant coun-
~ they never do.
Thomas Hall, who is ranching near
Alamo ~IIueco, was ia the city Sunday
and told 5ls experience with Schlatter
the Healer. Mr.. Hall saw him cure
the horses sore wlthers and was con-
siderably surprised. The day he saw
the Healer q of his fingers had been
cut with a pair Of shears, the cuts
went clear to the bone on both sides
and were quite painful. 1t was sug-
gested that the Healer should try 10
cure the cuts. Shlatter took Falls