Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-06
WESTERN LIBERAL
LoRDsBURG, MAYS, 1893.

AuC oOuOueEu IdCtuC pdy was N
the city Saturday night
Mrs. Dollfe}D Duncan has been visit
1ng at Redrock the past week.
Mrs ed Ely has been lie Deming this
week, with her sister, Mrs. DR.. Hagen.
Mrs. r. f. Olden who has been visit.
ing In Los Angeles returned this week.
]. ". Earnhart and family left on
Tuesday for a months visit in San
francisco.
DR.. G. de Treen, the we'll known
Los Angeles dentist, has been in the
city this week and has been kept quite
busy.
Mrs. J.. M. Adams intends next
week, to open up a school for the little
children. 1t will be open In the fore
moons.
d. L. Stinson left Wednesday night
for Tusop, where he win bid goodbye
to his family and go to San Francisco
20 join the navy.
Harry Ferris is now handling the
FL Paso Times and delivers the papers
10 his customers the same day it is
printed, wheh the trains are not late.
Owning to Bugbee and Bruce going
to the wars there has been a general
change around 10 the Southern Pacific
office. e. W. Clapp is now the agent.
John McCabe has been down to Ell
Paso the past week to make arrange
ments with aIsrst class adobe maker
to come up here and build him a
house.
Sheriff Birchfeld and a posse fol-
lowed the two robbers who held up
the stage between Geronimo and
Globe until the trail was obliterated
by cattle tracks, when they had to
abandon 1t.
Miss Ida D. Cain, who has been
teaching in the Lordsburg school the
past winter, left for her home ia Sill
yer City Monday. Miss Ida has been
a very popular young lady and she will
be missed In Lordsburg society.
Mrs. Walter Payne and daughters
were in'the city Wednesday, en- route
TO Clifton, where they will make their
future home MI. Payne has rented
8he honse recently erected by Wythe
Denby, who has gone to Juneau,
Alaska.
r. M. Parks, having become tired OF
life, on Wednesday took a dose OF NOR
phiue. After it was discovered what
he had done the doctor worked over
him faithfully, but was unable TO save
him, as the, PoiserAhad got affirm BOLD
on biun. He left a wife and two small
children.
Tuesday evening Noah Hayden and
Bessie 0iden were married at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, and left on
"Wednesday morning for a honeymoon
trip through Texas and Old Mexico.
MI. Hayden was formerly a sailor on
the United States cruiser Charleston.
but Mrs. Hayden says he cannot enlist
again. She believes in the old tesla
ment doctorine which is: when a
man hath taken a new wife he shall
not go out TO war"
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dias drove into town from Duncan,
and the same evening drove west.
The next day word came from Duncan
to arrest Dias. 1t seems that he had
borrowed the buggy for a short ride,
and had made the ride a long one.
The next day Deputy Sheriff Nicks
was in town, picked up the trail and
Started after the ubugEy. 1t is re-
ported that he captured Dias in the
San Simon valley, and took him to
Solomonville.
Captain Newton H. C~hittenden, the
noted explorer, e~thnologist and histor-
zeal lecturer, was 10 the city the first
OF the week. He Is now OH a tour OF
the world in the interests OF ethnolog-
ANoA iCoNdlIns III lClb Odnbd MOuiNdi
California, last September, and has
put IN most OF his time since then
studying the remains Of the houses
and other evidences Of occupation left
in Arizona by the people who lived
there previous to the time Of Column
bus. The captain Is we'll posted on
such work, ana has made many inves-
legations for societies and for the
British government. Ee is an interes-
ing talker and gives forth freely from
his abundance Of knowledge.
The LIBERAL received this week a
letter from Hiram Fisher, who left
here a few weeks ago for Klondike. 1t
was dated at Skagway on the eight
eenth of April. Fisher says he would
have enjoyed the trip or the ocean, If
he had not been sick, but that the way
the vessel pitched beat any buckiDg
broncho he was ever on top Of. How
ever, he got through without being