Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-01-03

WIN, ItOltniR CdnC III buS hibO VI
the week TO make his regular New
Year calls,
The gSSHit law forbids the killing Of
deer and antelope frem now until the
first OF October.
p. II. Snyder came in from Gold
Hill late last year TO see that the New
Year got an even start.
DR.. Musser was in town Wednesday
returning from his trip to Missouri to
start the New Year in Clifton.
There were several horse races. on
New Years day, which caused consid-
cradle money 10 change hands.
There was d turkey shoot above
town the day before New Years, but
the turkeys we're not hurt much.
Will Shine has returned from his
visit with Mrs. Shines parents at Sill
Ver City. Mrs. Shine will prolong her
visit.
There WAS a very enjoyable dance
at the hall Tuesday night and the
dancers watched the New Years ar-l
rival.
b. b. Adams was in the city Friday
en- route to Carlisle to look after his
extensive mining interests In thI.l
camp.
There was a dance ut Gold Hill on
New Years night that was largely at
tended. Many from Lcrdsburg we're
present.
Gel. Robert Nilllkin, the Merchant
prince Of Separ, came up Saturday
and stopped oyer between trains to
wish his friends a Happy Sew Year.
Tho latest quotations are: Silver,
sncltcr price, 66l; London, 30 SIG d.,
copper, 1880; lead, smeltcr price, $50;
New York open market 3.25 to $50.
Elsewhere in..this paper is the last
regular statement 10" 1895 Of the con-
dition OF that solid financial institu-
tion, tho First national bank Of Ell
Paso.
Delegate CatrNu has introduced a
bill 10 congress to leealize The various
bonds ordered by the last session of
the legislature. 1t will not hurt the
taxpayers IL this bill fails to become
q law.
chi. ]. G. Doty, president OF the
American Turquoise company OF New
York, who Ia doing extensive work In
the TURQUOISE mines at Hachita, was
in town a couple OF days the FIRST CT
the week.
DR.. Hagen came up from Deming
Friday and stopped over for a few
hours between trains. Since the doc
tors recovery from his recent attack
OF typhoid fever, he seems to DO In
better health than ever.
hr. and Mrs. II. E. Hoffman enter
tanned at dinner on New Years day,
in the OwRhy House dining room, Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Small, Mr. and Mrs
b. W. Clair, Miss Marshall and Hessrs,
Leahy, AedroW and KedEie.
james McCabe came In from TIT
Animas on the 3lst to do his annua
awearing off before a notary public
His good resolutions I'LL four type
written pages. There are hopes tina
he will live up to some of them fer thu
full period OF thirty days.
John LAndon has returned from
San Francisco, where he has been rs
representative OF the locomotive en-
gineers on this division, to COME
with the railroad officials regardin.
wages. Mr.. Landon has not yet re
ported the result Of the consultation
Jas. T. Tong has bought Is. B. AZ
ans residence at Duncan. We al
informed that Mr.. Tong intends I
move from Carlisle TO Duncan an
there open a repair and machine shol
Mr.. Tong Is an expert mechanic an
his shop will doubtless prove q grei
convenience.
The Sentinel says the report th'
the soldiers and the Indians had
scrap in the Mogollons Is a canar
No one who is acquainted with ii
history Of fights between soldiers al
Indians in recent years believed for
moment that an Indian get q chan
to shoot a soldier.
Superintendent hurry Of the Sout
ern Pacific water department, ait
working day and night on the we'll
Shakespeare, succeeded In getti
the pipe out Of the well, making t
proper connections and the pump
working and on Friday there "
again plenty Of water for the needs
the railroad.