Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-07-14
1oRpspuRe. JULY "A, ls00.

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Jacob Martinez has moved his famI-
ly to Solomonville, where he will make
bis home.
p. M. Chase came 10 from the AMI
mas Wednesday to see that grand
daughter.
Mrs. r. e. Olden has been up at
STEMS Pass visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Noah Hayden.
Mrs. j. II. Brown and son have gone
TO Santa Monica to spend a few weeks
OF the warm weather.
Charlie Taylor went down to Tue
son to spend Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Epes Randolph.
L. f. Blakesiee, from Springer, has
been looking over mining propositions
this week, being chaperoned by John
James.
The first national bank Of Ell Paso
has its regular statement in this issue
and a fine prosperous statement it
seems 10 be.
John McCabe came 10 from the
ranch Wednesday, to spend a short
vacation at Lordsburg, the popular
summer resort
o. L. Pease went down to ella Bend
TO relieve Mrs. Pease, who is the
Southern Pacific agent at that point,
and is taking a vacation,
M. Readon and family came down
from Clifton Tuesday, took the west
bonpd train for . cbrrf vacaffon nm
the California beach.
L, v. McCourt came down from
Wilcox Tuesday night to get a breath
OF fresh air and enjoy a respite from
business in the coming summer resort
of the southwest.
Mrs. j.. A. Harrison, accompanied
by her children and grandmother,
Mrs. Wise, returned from "A six
months visit to her old home in
Pennsylvania, Wednesday night.
Constable Hardin took Mrs. T. w.
Flory over to Silver City the first OF
the week to be examined as TO her
sanity. Mrs. Flory is insane, and
probably will be SEMI to the asylum.
The Honorable Christopher Column
bus Hall. of Albuquerque, was in the
city Tuesday, talking groceries and
Albuquerque fair. and seemed equal
ly enthusiastic over each Of his sub
jects.
!. P. Ownby is of on a trip to Cali
foruia. He will visit bis old homes at
= Bakersfield aud Los Angeles, and will
make a trip up to San Francisco. He
expects to be gone about three
months.
c. NJ. Taylor, who has been working
at the Southern Pacific depot here for
some time has been transferred to
Superintendent Ilandolph's Office ut
Tucson, and left for his new position
Wednesday night.
@. NJ. Shannon came down from
Clifton Tuesday, to spend a few days
in the delightful climate of L~ordshurg.
lie was awaiting the arrival OF Mrs
Shannon, who has been visiting her
father at Dallas, Texas.
w. II. Henry of the Johnnie Bull
mine at Stems Pass, was 10 the city
this week. Mr.. Henry intends doing
a large AMOUNT OF development work
on the johnnie Bull, which at the
present price of copper is a valuable
property.
A carload Of cattle from Phoenix in
tended for beef at Clifton, arrived thi'
week. The load was divided up anc
shipped to Clifton override Arizona 8
New Mexico read. This is the second
t~lme.cattle shipments have ever beef
made over this road.
There was a heavy washout on th'
Southern Pacific west Of Tucson Mon
day night, and traffic WAS delayed TO
about eighteen hours while the tract
was repaired. The east bound passen
ger train OF Tuesday, due here at 7:3I
a. m. arrived here about midnight.
President Colquhoun came dow
from Clifton Sunday to cool OF and en-
10y a short vacation. He enjoyed tn
beautiful weather here for a couple o
DAYS, and then returned to Clifton OIL
the irst train Tuesday morning, mucI
refreshed by his stay here.
George A. Scarborough passe'
through the city Yesterday returninI
to Deming from Cameron, Texas
where he attended the funeral OF hi
aged father, Rev. G. W. Scarborough
a Baptist minister Of Cameron, VIII
died on the 10th Of June.-El Pas
Times.
Miss Emma Marble, who went owe
to Silver City to spend the Fourth
came back Mrs. John Muir, the wee
ding being solomnized at Silver Cit
The young couple have the best wishs
OF their many friends in this sectiO
OF the country. They took the eveI
ing train Monday for a honeymoo
trip to California.