Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-10-28
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBuRG. OCT. %, 1898

Or. Fred Kingsley, a Silver City
d,ntist, was In the city tlis wneH re-
paving teeth.
Geo. w. Miller was in the city this
week, showing SAMPLES OF fine croctcry
and glassware.
Chau Olmstead vas down from the
Coronado Wednesday, and made a
trip over to Silver City.
The Enterprise reports that a stray
Apache Iudian, squaw and papoose
were recently seen in the Mtgollons.
Harry II. Whcclock, the poet OF tic
travelling profession, was in the city
and went up 70 Clifton this week.
II candidates came around loaded
with a few tons OF coal, instead OF
bottles, they would meet with a
warmer reception in some precincts.
G. L. iIassell, Jr., of Silver City,
was In town the 1fst u the week, telli
ing about the advantages Of iusuring
your life in the Equitable company.
John Strange has secured a ella
Monster, which be buxed up and sent
to a friend down in Texas, where such
birds do not grow aud are a curiosity.
The postohicc has mounted a new
sign this week. BY thv aid O. il those
who did not know where the posto(ice
was located will how be allie IT, fud it.
II. L. Powell and T. j. Read arrived
in the city Saturday and went out to
Pyramid, where they will 10 tbc ueces-
sary surveying to prepare tbe com
pauy's mines for patentlng.
0. Il. Snylh went down To Ell Paso
Tuesday and returned Wednesday
night With Mrs. Smyth. The oculist
whom Mrs. Smyth consulted gives her
hopes Of improving eyesight.
L. T. Stokes, who is connected with
the treasury department, wa in the
city Wednesday after a couple Of
Cinnamon that Constable Hardin had
captured. They had no certificates.
DR.. Hoefcr came down fcnm Clifton
Saturday, en- route to Iltrmosillo,
where lac is interested in the only
brewery 10 west Mexico. lie now in
tends to make his home in llcrmosillo.
There has been a change in night
operators at the Southern Pacific
depot. G. W. Mccoy taking the place
OF G.. w. Smith. Mr.. Mccoy has
moved his family to town, C. ming
here from Ell piso.
Brace Wcathcrs tie last Of the
L%ordSburg contingent that left to join
The Rough Riders last spring, is nov on
his WAY back. He WIS ext ected
Wednesday night, hut did rot arrive.
lie 1SliabIe to come in Oh any train
from the east.
Some uf the republican candidates
for county Offices were in the city this
week. The party consisted OF Messrs
Laird. McAniuch, Wcitzel, and Kid.
der. they made a trip UP ~ The
Lower ella from here, and expect Il
get back to silver Clty today, 10 take
in the reception Of the Rough Riders
A health committee has been organ
lied in Deming, and the citizens OF
that town are notified, by the commit
tee, through a public noticc published
in the Headlight, That they are forbid
den Ia purchase hrewoud or vegetables
from any Mexican who cannot saow :
clear bill Of health especially ON TIT
small pox question.
NJ, A.. Lcahy made a trip to Clifton
and stopped over Sunday. lie used L
lie mixed up 10 Graham county poll
ties aud made this trip up simply t'
sec if things were going all right
Matters political were very quiet a
Clifton, but from what he heard h'
thinks that ". L. Hagen is sure o
the election as sheriff.
j. p. Ownhy received this week on,
of the new fashiOued Wincheste
rifles, one of the kind that shoots
IL fty CdilDCl bullCO oNhSi"A -
carries five of them in a magazlnI
under The lock. 1t weighs eight ant
one-half pounds, burns smokeies
powder and will carry about Two miles
Mr.. Ownby expects 20 go out 10 tn
mountains with II this tall and get
mess of bears.
Fred Bugbee, the Rough Rider, VIII
was wounded in the head by a Mause
bullet, and who suffered from n O
the fevers contracted in Cuba passeI
through town Saturday night, e
route to Tucson. He has been at hi
old home in Wilderi Kansas, for som
lime, recuperating from his fever, an
Is now abont well. He has gon
TO braking again on this division {
the Southern Pacific.
Col. George Hughes, who for maj
years has lived at Gold Hill, was
the city Saturday, en- route for Glob
tvhere he Intends to make his home