Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, OCT. 9, 1899.

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El Paso, much improved in health.
The only Jaky SpItE was In the city
this week On his regular. semi.annual
visit.
The Southern Pacific pay car made
It's regular monthly visit the drst OF
the week.
L. G.. Holmes is enjoying a vacation
from the work Of the Eagle drug mer-
camille company's store, and is spend
ing It In Tucson.
Miss Julia Richardson, who has
been visiting with her uncle, ]. G.
Jernigan, has returned to her home
at Merkle, Texas.
The new time table of the Southern
Pacific has been indefinitely postponed
on account, 1t is said, Of the quaran-
.tine at New Orleans.
Nj. James Smith and family came
came 10 from 81 Paso Friday evening,
returning 10 Clifton after ashort out
fog 10 the city OF the Pass,
@. w. Jernigan is in town visiting
his sons. He visited Lordsburg sever
al yeaB ago, and is pleasantly renew
ing many old acQuaiatances.
Lem Childress came In from Dallas,
Texas, Saturday. He has been there
to consult specialists regarding the
eruption on his face, which gets no
better.
c. M. Jones was in from San Fran
CISCO this week, telling his numerous
customers that the only place to buy
good whlskeY was OF Spruance, Stan
ley & Co.
B. B. Ownby and ]. o. Phillips went
down to Las Cruces the first Of the
week to tell the United States court
what they knew about the counter.
feiter arrested 10 Lordsburg some
months ago.
@. e. Bull, editor OF the Copper Era,
of Clifton, was Ia the city Sunday, en-
route to his old home at Las Cruces.
COURT is In session at Las Cruces this
week, and it could not run without
Mr.. Bull being present.
Mrs. Emma Ely has gone to Pasa-
dena, California, where she will visit
for a week, and then intends to go to
Reno, Nevada, to make her home,
Her many friends in Lordsburg are
sorry to see her leave.
AS will be seer by the notice pub.
lished in the fourth column on this
page Pyramid lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, is again holding regular
meetings on the first snd third Satur-
days OF each month. Regular meet
ing tomorrow night.
Broncho Bill aud Red Pipkin were
brought before the United States
court at AL uquerque under the in
dictment for robbing the mails. They
were arraigned and plead not guilty,
but the trial Of the case was postponed
until the next term Of court.
NJ. Q. Hardin left for Las Cruces
Tuesday, being called as a witness be-
fore the United States court. Mrs.
Hardin and the baby accompanied him
as far as Ell Paso where they visited
while he was attending court.
j. N. Harper came in from Bedrock
Tuesday, en- route to Las Cruces, where
he has been asked to attend the
United States court as a juror. Mt.
Harper is oyer sixty years Of age, and
thinks he is exempt, but like a good
citizen he obeys the call.
Mrs. Sanford Robinson came down
from Steeplerock Tuesday morning
and returned the same afternoon.
Mrs. Robinson had been suffering
from an liberated etooth, and while
here, under the guidance OF DR..
Crocker, separated herself from the
tooth.
Daniel Murphey, OF the arm Of hon-
ahan s. Murphey, Of Needles, was 10
the city Tuesday aud went up 20 Cliff
ton. Mr.. Murphey says he has been
working pretty hard, wanted a vaca-
tIon, had never been to Clifton, and so
concluded to go up there on a little
pleasure trip.
p Burt Dunlap was in the city the
drst of the week to accept the cattle
he recently bought from people on the
river. Tuesday night about dfteer
hundred of the cattle s~tampeded neal
the Summit. This made a great dea
OF extra work, but most OF them were
gathered again.
William Bryan Walton, accompani
ed by his:charming family, Was on thu
east bound train Sunday morning, re
turning to the eternal grind at Silve
City, after spending a pleasant vaca
ton in California. Judging by tn
rotund appearances Of Mr.. Walton
physIognomy and anatomy he mus
have had plenty to eat while in tn
west.
VIII Kelley OF the Solomonvlll
Rulletin WAS IN the city Friday return