Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-12-16
WESTERN LIBERAL.
DEC. 10, 1898
Mrs. d. V. Ambrose is visiting heI
brother. Mr.. jackson Pruitt.

MIo. ID " AmpIOoC ~ Fiatttnk heA
brother, Mr.. jackson Pruitt.
Clifton Is going ~ have a bank.
George HOrmyer will ge the prUprle'
tor.
It is reported that Charlie Stetens
is suffering from an attack OF smallpox
at FL PasO.
e. W. Clapp made a trip into Tue
son Sunday night, returning Tuesday
morning, on railroad business.
Ben Meyers, who carries a pocketful
of KUhlberg's celebrated international
cigars. was in the city this week.
NJ. A. Leahy has rented the honse
so long occupied by G. G. King, and
has moved his family down from
Shakespeare.
The Clifton p~ostofice has moved 10
TO the library building, and Postmis-
tress Holt is as a ptoud as she general
ly Is wei a new Easter bonnet.
Sunday General CalIxto Garcia, the
leading general OF the Cuban army,
died at Washington from an attack Of
pneumonia. His death will be a great
loss to Cuba.
G. ]. Bush, who has been working In
the railroad office here for some time
is suffering from an attack OF lnhLni-
matory rheumatism, and has gone In
to TucsOu 10 shave this sister nurse
him.
w. d. McKcehan, who attended to
G. p. Hull's work during his absence
10 California, has gone back to tele.
graphing, and W. ]. Marks who bad
beeh attending 10 the t~elegraphing,
has gone 10 Tucson.
Last Saturday Governor Otero, ac-
companied by his family, vent 10
Washington to spend the holidays,
and tell some Of the members OF Con-
gress how important IL is TO have New
Mexico admitted as a state at as early
a day as possible.
Mrs. L. NJ. Croker, who has been
visiting her SOD, DR.. Croker, got
homeslck as soon as she saw the snow,
and on Monday morning started back
for Denver. Mrs. DR.. Croker accom-
panied her as far as Deming.
Lloyd Payne accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Gurdon Bradley and her
| children came down frohi Clifton Sat
urday, and returned the same day.
Mrs. Bradley spent Sunday with Mrs.
W, II. Small and ON Monday morning
left for her Silver City home.
H. G. Day Of Duncan, had hardly
got through celebrating his election
by nine majority when he was called
on to celebrate The birth Of a ten
pound boy. AR. Day says If he had
any more celebrations to attend he
would buy his champagne by whole
sale.
Ell Ely, who has been down to Dem
ing, visiting "that boy" has returned.
He says the youhk FELLOW had the job
of deputy marshal OF Deming and
kept the town down while John
Phillips was in San Francisco with
Embezzler McGlade. The boy Is all
right.
The lock on the mail box on the
depot platform got out OF kiltcr the
other day, and the door was taken of
while repairs to the lock are being
made. Until tits repaired the people
who wish to mall letters will have to
~patronize the box in front of the post
ONCE.
The sheriff OF Graham.county is adj
vertising that he will sell at public
auction at the front door Of the court
house, at Solomonville, on the twenty.
eight OF this month the mines In the
Greeuleaf district owned by the Cop
per King mining company, to pay a
debt that company owes the Blinn
lumber company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Hoffman and
Mrs. p. NJ. Chase went down to the
Chase s. Mc6abe ranch in the Anlmas
valley last week, with the Intention OF
staying a few days. They got mixed
up In the storm and Mrs. Chase and
Mrs. Hoffman are there yet. Mr.,
Hoffman and Jafhes McCabe came ia
the first Of the week.
N. II. Rather was 10 the city the
FIRST OF the week, returning TO his
Texas home after spending a month
at his old home In Graham county
Mr.. Rather told the LIBERAL that he
had killed some bear over on the Blue
river. The Blue river correspondent
OF the Arizona Bulletin says 1t was 1
skunk that Rather killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Roblnsol
came down from Steeplerock Wednes
day and took the east bound limited
for New York, where Mr.. Robinson
goes to consult an eminent physlciSI
Il .x~..Ig-A Aln ,~~roHoa Aoolth Th.