Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-04-15
WESTERN LIBERAL.
%LoRDsBURG, APRIL Is, 1898.

There is posted In the depot a bin
announcing a reward of one thousand
dollars for the Goshen train robbers.
The Rev. J. Mel. Gardner, who has
been staying at Shakespeare for some
months, left Tuesday for Peoria,
Arizona.
Postmaster Snyder OF Gold Hill has
inaugurated his wife as deputy, and
she will have charge OF the office in
the future.
Charlie Stevens has been mixing I'D
In FL Paso politics, and the Times de.
clares he has been trying to bulldose
the Mexican voters.
e. Kohlberg, the Ell Paso cigar man.
ufacturer, was In the city Monday, re.
turning from a trip to Clifton, il the
Interest OF his factory.
A. J. Medbury writes the LIBERAL
that he Is at JaureE, and probably will
be out in the mountains before con-
gress can commence war with Spain.
Major General Neil Bailey Of Dem.
ing was advanced to the honors of
master mason Tuesday night, and
since that time he stands up not only
when selling tickets, but when eating
his meals.
PlacidO Saudovat territorial snp-
e~rintendeDt Of public institution, has
resigned, the resignation to take
effect on the seventh of next month.
Governor Otero has accepted the
Resignation.
The p~Ostoftce departments has issued
a circular, a copy of which is hanging
IN the p~ostotice, announcing a series
OF rewards, ranging from $50 to $1,000
Tor the arrest aud CONJUNCTION of va
rious kinds OF mail robbers.
The new Christian church was dedi-
Gated last Sunday, Easter. The dedl-
cation services were conducted by the
Rev. Percy T. Carues, assisted by the
Rev. ]. A. Chenowlth. The building
Is a neat adobe structure, and is an
addition to the town.
Judge Louis I. Marshall came up
from Deming Saturday night and re-
turned Sunday morning. One of the
Judges nephews passed through on
the west bound train that night, en-
route to Pong Kong, and the judge
rode as far as LOrdSburg with him for
a visit.
Yesterday, Apri, 14th, at 6107 Madi-
son avenue, Chicago, Robert NJ. Kedzie
and Esther deRiemer Hawley were
married. "Rob" was connected with
the LIBERAL for "a couple OF years, and
has many friends in this section hf the
country, who wish him plenty OF hap
piness and prosperity.
The supervisors OF Graham county
granted the fetiSian sent mp fruth Dun.
can, and appointed J. f. Black as JUS
tice OF the peace Of that precihJt. It
IL safe to say there will be less trouble
and more quietness in the future at
the junction of the ella river and the
narrow gauge railroad.
Sunday a number OF midshipmen,
who have been serving on United
States men OF var in the Pacific,
passed through town, en- f0ute to Key
West, to join the war ships there. 1t
is the arrival Of these youngsters that
President Mckinley has been waiting
for, before declaring war.
Henry Meyers was 10 from Gold Hill
Wednesday and brought the good
hews that the Standard company had
started up four of its mines, and IN
tended doing considerable work.
There mines have produced a great
deal of bullion 10 the past, and will
probably produce much more in the
future.
The Foster Brothers, held in jail at
SolomOnville for the murder OF A. B..
Allen, tried last week to be released
on bonds. District Attorney Jones
resisted the release. Fosters attor-
ney went to Florence to interview the
district judge about the matter, and
Jones followed him UP. According to
the latest accounts they have not been
released.
A. B. Laird was In the city Wedhes-
day and went up to Clifton. He is in
Producing the acetyline gas machines.
He will probably put several machines
In L%ordsburg and in Clifton. These
machines are the thing for places
where there is no electric light, and
Mr.. Laird says that he is putting
machihes into places id opposition to
electric light,
A. Barrelet, matchmaker and
jeweler from Switzerland, is around
again after fourteen years absence.
He holds the fort at the ofice OF hi:
old friend ]. P. Ownby. All the
watches, clocks and jewelry entrusted
to him will be carefully repaired, reg
ulated and guaranteed. He would
like to meet his old friends. Tie lived
In Carlisle In 1884.
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