Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-08-18

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Ownby.
Miss Lulu McGeein left yesterday
for FL Paso to visit with Mrs. G. w.
Wilcox.
L. @. McGrath is rebuilding his
house, which wal burned some months
ago. The walls being Of adobe, were
not injured very much.
Word from Judge NJ. w. McGrath
tells that be is fast improving owing
TO the benehcent influence of the
springs. He expects to be home next
month.
DIR. S. w. Swope was up from Dem
ing Saturday to consult with DR..
Crocker regarding the case OF Jesus
C~arratas, the Mexican who died from
the effects Of the fall from a train.
Judge M. j. Egan came down from
Clifton Sunday and went to Phoenix.
The Judge explained that this vas a
business trip that be never went to
Phoenix this time a year on pleasure.
Among those who have joined the
thlrtY-fourth regiment are Alonzo
Moore and George Cosper, who were
members of the territorial regiment,
and Homer Brooks, all from the lower
ella precinct of this county.
Grandpop Chase and Uncle jim Nc.
Cabe came 10 from the Animas the
first Of the week to see how that baby
was getting along. IL is a long drive
Ia from the Animas, but what Is a
drive alongside of another look at that
kid?
A letter was received this week
from j. X. Cauthen saying that his
home 10 W~axahachie, Texas, was
burned on the 10th Of last month. lie
gave no particulars of the Ere, but
says he has been very busy since that
time.
Mrs. Thos. Simpson and Miss Mary
Malone left for San francisco Tuesday
night. Mr.. Simpson and Mrs. Simp-
sons brother, Harry Wright have gone
to San Francisco to consult an oculist
regarding Mr.. Wrlght's eye, which he
probably will lose.
There is said to be a liberal supply
, of mosquitoes on the fats between
here and STEMS Pass, which are COW
cred with water. Mart Taylor drove
across the fats the other day, and
claims to have lost less than u gallon
OF blood. TO the mosquitoes.
Jesus Carratas, the Mexican who
fell of a train a week ago last Sunday,
an ccoun OF which accidentappeared
in the last LIBERAL, died from the
effects Of his injuries last Saturday
morning. lie never recovered con
seriousness after the accident, and so
IL will never DC known just how it
happened.
A telegram from Julius Kruttsch-
hit, manager of the Southern Pacific
railroad, says that &c w, Clapp has
reached San Francisco from Los
Angeles, and that the only place he
touched the earth between these two
points was at the top of the Tehachipl
mountain, the only really high place
between the W towns.
Mrs. O..S. Warren, the well known
IRE, life. and accident insurance agent
of Silver City, put aside her more i'm
portant duties as grandmother and
made a flying trip to Lordsburg. She
arrived in town Sunday evening,
closed the business she was here on,
and returned to Silver City on the
early train Monday morning.
Lee Reed, one of the cowboys from
the Animas who went up to Deming
to be nursed while suffering from an
attack OF small poxs died there from
the effects of the disease last week.
1t is reported that while delirious
Reed ESCAPED from his nurse and got
out of the honse, and the shock from
this exposure caused his death.
Bert Woods, who is acting as seven
teenth deputy assistant clerk In the
Southern Pacific office at this place,
made a trip into Tucson to be inspect
ed and registered. The company has
now a complete record or NM and
his photograph. II he ever gets mixed
up in a wreck and so much of him as
u big toe is left the remains can be
identified by the records on ale il
Tucson.
The Morenci aud Solomonyille base
ball clubs played a game at Clifton
last Sunday, and the Solomonyil
lains were not in it. The score stood
% to nothing, In favor Of the team
from the copper camp. Manager Var
Gorder OF the Morenci club will prob
ably take his club TO Tucson, ant
show the people Of that ancient cit
how the game is played.
Judging from the letters that e. W
Clapp writes back from his trip h
California he has been hitting only II
the high places. The latest is from
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