Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-03-11
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe, MARCH IL, 1893.
clifton has a golf club.

Next Thursday is st. PatrIcks DAY.
Beautiful spring weather, this week.
DR.. HCefer was down from clifton
Monday.
Dell Potter was down from pllfton
Wednesday.
G. L. Bugbee made 4 trip down to
81 PasO Sunday, returning Monday
evening".
The Southern Pacific pay car was a
day Or 30 late this mouth, but it got
here Just the same.
The Rev. Percy T. Carnes left on
Wednesday for Roswell, where he will
hold a series Of meetings.
Mrs. J. A. Harrison and children
are visiting with Mr.. Harrlson's par
ents at Calabasas. Arizona.
Ira Baker, OF the well known arm
of Baker Brothers of Hachita, was Ia
the city the first OF the week.
Mat May has returned to Lordsburg,
aud is again juggling with the coal
shovel and throttle Of the yard engine.
Jonu Barksdale Of Maria, Texas,
has accepted a position With the
Roberts & Leahy mercantile company
as book keeper.
DR.. G.. N. Wood Is on the streets
again after q cOndnment to the hos.
pital, suffering from an attack OF the
Grip.-Indepeudent.
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found the advertisement OF the Silver
City reduction works, which are pre-
pared to buy all kinds Of ore.
MH, Kate Il. Maher, wife OF County
Commissioners Martin Maher, Of Silver
City, died last Sunday. She had been
a resident OF Silver City for seventeen
years.
Bids for doing the work on "BIll
Garland's railroad" between Geronimo
aud Globe will be opened at Mr. Gar
lands office ia Los Angeles next
Tuesday.
Taylor s. Turner OF Stems Pass
have rented the butcher shop formerly
occupied by Hugh Morrison, aud are
now supplying the people with plenty
Of meat.
Miss Anna Matshall returned We'd
nesday from attending Bethany Col.
lege at Topeka, Kansas. Miss Mar.
shall's eyes failed her aud she was un-
able To study.
The regular statement OF the First
national bank Of El Paso appears In
the advertising Columns. AS usual the
statement shows the bank " be ia u
prosperous condition.
The Ell Paso Times OF last Sunday
skid: Il. p. Carr, Ut Silver CITY, ar.
rived here yesterday after three
months in Mexico. lie intends going
into the COrralitOs county TO engage
Ia mining.
Judge McGrath helped Gil up the
county jail this week. He sent over
Alfred Weber, a coal thief, TO stay &c
days, aud n, Burke aud Andrew
Navis, Tor assault and battery, each II
stay % days.
Yes. Gusten was quite sick the first
Ut the week. The doctor treated him
for stomach trouble for several days,
aud then took his microscope up ~
the house aud found he was suffering
from a lame back.
James j. DOlan, a prominent clt,le
man and politician of Lincoln county
died OF consumption last week. SOmt
ten years ago be was a councilman
from the district then composed d
Lincoln, Dona Ana aud Grant
counties.
James Sullivan OF Gold Hill dieC
last week from the result OF an attacl
OF the grip, and was buried Sunday
the Rev. L. L. Gladney conducting
the funeral services. MI. Sullivan wa
an old resident OF Gold Hill, and b,
will be greatly missed.
S.. Owens had about an hundred
tons OF hay bailed on his ranch on tn
river, and it recently caught fire anC
was all destroyed. There was a cam
fire some distance from the hay and
young whirlwind scattered IL, carry
ing sotne OF the hre TO the hay.
A hobs cOnnued in the village Gala
boose pushed the side OF it out tn
other night. When he got out b
found Constable Hardin waiting 70
him. He will have about twenty-6v
days In which to try and push tn
county jail over. Other residents q
that place will wish him success,
John Malone made a trip into Tue
son this week. Mr.. Malone has rC
Gently engaged himself with tn
Southern Pacific company aud wen
into Tucson TO let the main guys q
this division look him over to see