Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-06-29
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LcRpsHuRe. JUNE 20. 1900.

III YOU get hungry on the Fourth,
and IL y mighty uulucky not to be
hungry on The Fourth, do not forget
the dinner the ladies will serve at the
Jay Eye See. There you win be able
TO get a RUOd square meal at the
Usual price.
Adam Smith was down from Clifton
Friday and transferred a carload Of
waLermelons, which be received for
his Clifton customers. Sunday the
people In Clifton did not 60 to church
They spent all their time eating
@atermelous.
Tom Pock's new brick building is
fast approaching completion, and be
will pfnbably move into IL 10 a week
or so. The room devoted to the res
taurant Is not as large as the one he
nov uses, and he probably will find IL
sadly crowded when he tries to do
business there.
The kids, both the little kids and
the big kids, have been celebrating
the coming Of the ever glorious Fourth
by stealing Dire ~orks ouC OF the boxes
they have laid aside for next Wednes-
day, aud have been firing them on
every night. IL they have any left for
the Fourth they will be lucky.
Hiss MatEle Agee and Miss Eliza
beth C~arskadon, OF Fayette, Missouri,
arrived Ia town Sun ay, aud are visit
Ing their brothers, who have charge Of
the Lindauer Mercantile cOmpany's
store here. The young ladies' have
friends and relatives Ia Silver CITY,
where they will visit after leaving
here, and will probably stay ia the
territory several weeks,
Shannon D. Berkeley came out from
Columbia, Missouri, TO take the posi-
tIon of bookkeeper at the Eagle drug
mercantile cumpanY's store. He ar
rived here on Wednesdays train and
took Thursdays train for Columbia.
lie said be did not ind the kind Of a
country here that he was looking for
and So concluded that the quicker be
got back home the better of be would
be.
The Santa Fe road has advertised
that commencing July | il will sell
through tickets over It's own line from
Chicago to San francisco and send
passengers through in lit own cars.
The Santa Fe gets into San Francisco
over the San Joaquine valley line, the
road thai was built on the promise
that IL would not tie sold, Promises
often are forgotten, especially by rail-
road companies.
The people who purchased the Vol
cano mine 1t Stems Pass have organ.
izad the Wilson Mining and Milling
company for the purpose OF operating
the properties purchased. The com
pauy was incorporated last week with
a capital OF $50, 900. TIE following
are the directors; George b, Wilson,
Graham d. Wilson, George 8. Wilson,
jr, John q. Rutherford and Charles
r. Smith. The Wilson's are Philadel-
phia people, and Messrs. Smith aud
Rutherford are Silver CiIizenS.
A letter from r P. Hart tells that
he has got a great yachting trip plan.
ned out, which will take about a year
for him TO finish. He has sent his
yacht from New York TO Buffalo,
where he will meet 1t, and make a
tour OF the great lakes. After
thoroughly Inspecting them he intends
to take the yacht down the great
drainage canal from Chicago to the
Mississippi river, then go down the
Mississippi to the gulf OF Mexico,
cruise there until spring, and then
cruise along the eastern shore back To
New York. He has a jolly party with
him, aud will have more fun than a
few while on the trip.
H. z. Hoffman has taken a lease
and bond on the Little Caddie group
OF mines at Gold deld. Colorado, 10
the Cripple Creek country. ThegrOup
consists Of three patented claims. He
Is now putting up a hosting plant,
and expects to sink five hundred feet
before encountering the bonanza that
Is supposed to exist under him. He Is
building a cabin on the claim for Mrs.
Hoffman, where she will be installed
as chief ad wiser and boss Of the roost.
Mr.. Hoffman writes that he expects
to remain at Gnldaeld some time and
then come back to Pyramid and sink
the shaft on the Viola to a depth of
five hundr,d feet, and is mot going
to wait for Bryan's election 10 the
case either"
The supreme court Of Arizona, hav-
ing decided that the Halderman
brothers. who killed Odicer Aims
worth. near Pearce, and who were ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Jas. Phillips,
of this place, on the river, were prop
.erly and legally tried and convicted OF
murder In the 1rst degree, the Judge
of the district court. at Tombstone,