Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-06-30
WESTERN LIBERAL.
L~oRDsBURG. JUNE 80, 1899.
Mrs. James Burnett Of Tucson is
visiting Mrs. G. A. Danforth.

Mrs. James Burnett of Tucson is
visiting Mrs. G. A. Danforth.
Judge McGrath has been confined
to bis bed for several days this week.
AL Wilson who has been attending
to the yard engine at Tucson for some
time, was In the city the first of the
week.
The people of Clifton are making ar
engagements for an extensive celebra-
tion Of the Fourth.
Mrs. II. A. Fuller was in from her
ranch on the river last Friday, vlsiti-
ing her friends 10 town.
Last week Madeleua Barela died in
Clifton. She is reported TO have been
over an hundred years old.
Judge Davis at Tombstone has sen.
fenced the Halderman brothers to be
hung on the %twenty.afth Of August.
The kiln Of brick made for w. 81.
Smal's new house has been success
fully burned, ana they prove to be
most excellent brick.
The Hon. II. G. Days son was in
town Saturday, returning from Tore
ka, Kansas, where he has been at
school The past year.
The cadet band connected with the
Normal school at Silver City. attended
the Rough Riders reunion at Las
Vegas, and made plenty Of noise.
Mrs. j. A. Macdonald has again re-
turned from California, and now likes
the climate of L%ordsburg much better
than she did when mere last winter.
Mrs. G. w. Wilcox and children,
who have been visiting Mrs. j. A.
Leahy, returned to their home in El
Paso on the delayed train Saturday.
The Misses johnnie and Fannie
@indham, daughters of Drew Wind
ham OF the river, were in the city
Saturday, returning TO their home
from Mississippi.
superintendent Balbach Of the
Markeen company, at Clifton, has
built a residence neal his mine, and
moved his belongings from the hotel
at Clifton up to his new house.
The machinery purchased by w. c.
Wyncoop of the Pyramid company has
been loaded on the cars aud shipped
to Bland, where it will go into a large
mill being erected by Mr.. Wyncoop.
L. a. Snyder, who some twelve
years ago was a resident of L0rdsburg,
was in the city Wednesday, coming
over from Arizona to capture any ore
that might be on the market for the
Silver City smelter.
On the Fourth, next Tuesday, there
Will he a basket picnic dinner at the
ball. Every u who has a basket, or
anything to put into a basket, or a
place to put the things which coEie in
a basket, will be welcome.
Born, Tuesday, June q, TO Mr. and
Mrs. 5. NJ. Chase, a daughter. The
father, mother, aud child are doing
well, and there are strong hopes that
Uncle John McCabe aud Grandpa
Small will pull through safely.
Col. Mike Twomey passed through
on the east bound train the other day.
The colonel expects to leave in a few
days for Guadaiajara, Mexieo, on some
mining business, which will occupy
his attention till late in the fall.
Last Friday night a broken axle put
a freight train in the ditch west OF
here. Luckily no one was hurt. Both
the east and west bound passenger
trains were delayed for several hours
while the wreck was being cleared up.
The Rev. Beal, an evangelist Of the
Christian church, who is engaged in
evangelical work ia Arizona and New
Mexico, held services 10 town this week
Mr.. Bcal held services here some
months ago, and since then has been
married. His wife accompanied him
on this visit.
Next Tuesday is the ever glorious
Fourth, the day which is celebrated
now from Porto Rico to the Philip
pines. In Lordsburg there will he no
especial celebration this year, but all
the people will try and have a good
time, and put in their utmost endeay-
ors to keep cool.
The people of Silver City have al
ways claimed to be twice as patriotic
as the people In any other town In the
country, and to prove it they will this
year celebrate the Fourth Of July on
two days, the fonrth and fifth. They
could not crowd all the celebrating
they want to do into one day.
The Silver City Independent says
the people OF that town know that the
Fourth of July is approaching because
the gentle voice Of ella Bob is to be
heard on the streets. BY a similar
sign the L%ordsbLrgers were warned of
the approach Of the natal day Of the
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