Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-03-17
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe. MARCH II, 1890.

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this week after a supply Of garden
seeds.
The Rev. Edward Beals is holding
a series OF meetings at the Christian
church.
Agents for various breweries have
been circulating through this section
Of the country recently, which, like
the birds, is supposed to be a sign Of
OF spring.
e. Kolberg. Of international cigar
fame, was in the city Wednesday
coming In from the west. He
FASTENED home the same day, so as to
take in the statehood convention,
A member OF the Arizona legislature
named Arthur is down with the small
pox. lie has been guaranteed about
three miles from Phoenix, and the
legislature has appropriated $3.50 to
pay the expenses Of his sickness.
Col. McCord, the ex-governor Of
/. Atizona, who serted as colonel OF the
territorial regiment. passed through
on the west bound train Tuesday re-
turning to his home at Phoenix. he
and his regiment having been mus
tered out.
w. II. Trevena, who has.been work
ing In the mines at Shakespeare for
some time, recently returned To his
old home at SOulsby vile, California,
and now comes word that on last Fri
L.. L.. .,l Nil, Annfa / nn1nshfra
were married.
Monday Mr.. S. B. Chase, OF Pearce,
accompanied by his family and his
sun-inlaw's, DR.. Woodard's, family,
passed through on the east bound
train for the Hot Springs, where he
goes to get relief from an attack OF in
flammaLory rheumatism. Mrs. p. NJ.
Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Chase
accompanied them as far as DeminE,
for II llttle:yisit.
The masquerade party tonight, la.
honor OF St. Patrick bids fair to he the
social'event OF the season. Ii the
maskers will kindly have q card con-
n%alnlngotheir names and characters
and a description Of their costumes
aud drop these cards into the LIB
ERALS hand the night OF the party it
will enable it to print a more accurate
description OF the event.
j. A. Leavitt. whose eye was injured
ia the recent Southern Pacific wreck,
Is recovering slowly at the Hospital 10
Los Angeles. r. Eetterly and George
King who were hurt IN thesame wreck
are improving at the Sisters hospital.
Mr.. Fetterly will not have to undergo
the amputaiion OF his legs as the doc
tor at FIRST thought IT would be neces
sary.-Tucson Citizen.
The LIBERAL received a bundle Of
papers and a photograph from Fred
Gordon, who left here to join the
signal corps In Manila. A careful
perusal Of the papers shows no indica
ton that The soldiers in Manila are
becoming humesick, aud an inspection
Of Fred's manly form, set OF as IL Is
by a s~ergeant's uniform, does not in
dictate that he is suffering very much
from an attack Of embalmed beef,
IT. A. Fuller suffered from an at
tack of %appoplexy last Friday, from
the effects of which he died. Mr.
Fuller came to this section OF the
country from Texas a number Of years
ago, and settled on a ranch on tht
river. He took up q homestead, i'm
proved it, and bad n Of the finest
farms ON the river. Some years age
he sold a portion Of his ranch anc
moved his family to town where h'
has lived ever siuce. He leaves a VIII
and four children TO mourn his loss.
Engineer Holiday of the west bound
flyer this morning had one OF his arm'
broken at Wilcox. There was
double header pulling the flyer ant
Mr., Holidays engine was the secon'
one. He got of TO ''feel' OF his engine
the engineer of the frst engine started
to:pull out. Mr.. Holidays arm wa
caught by the driver and broken be
fore he could remove it. He wa
brought to Tucson 10 the care OF Dr
Nicholson, the company's surgeon a
Wilcox, aud taken to his home In til
city.-Tucson Citizen Of Saturday.
Oliver NJ. Lee and James Gilliland
who are under indictment for tn
murder of Col. Fountain and his sor
surrendered TO Judge Parker, at La
Cruces, Monday. Lee has for a lon
time claimed that he would surrende
aud stand trial providing he did nc
have to surrender 10 Sheriff Garrett
He recently sent word to Gov. OteI
that If the promise could be made
him that any other orlcer than CARR
should have charge Of him he wouI
surrender. As it was much cheap'
and fully as satisfactory to have hi
in charge of another officer than
was to have him At large with Care
chasing him the promise was mad