Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-08-31
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRpspURe. AUGUST 81, l0OO.

It looks as though the rainy season
is about over.
F.. G. Belt made d Tucson trip this
week, huutIng a warmer climate. lie
found IL.
Major Robertson came Ia Wednes-
day, ready for school next Monday.
He looks as though he had had a
pleasant vacation.
School opeus next Monday. The
teachers are the same as last year and
the prospects for a good school
are unusually bright.
Miss Murray Crotty Of FL Paso is
visiting her uncle, MajVr Randall,
superintendent OF the Orion III ming
company at Shakespeare.
The Mineral Mountain Mining com.
pany has appointed Q. w. Naxson its
rev Me1ico agent with his headqualt'
at Lordsburg.-New Mexican.
Mrs. Dr.. Bass presented her hus-
band FrIlay night with twins a boy
and a girl. The doctor has received
many congratulations over the event
The school teachers examiners will
hold a session commencing tomorrow
morning at the public. school Building
in Silver City. II YOU want 70 be et
amined you should attend.
Will Kelley, the SulomonVille Bulle-
tines travelling representative vas in
the city Wednesday, en- route to Cliff.
ton, to lind cut how 1t happened that
Ben Crawford was beaten IN the
primaries.
The quail season opens tomorrow,
and many of the runners OF this Sec
ton of the country are preparing to
spend next Sunday searching for the
birds. There are said 10 be many hue
iocks In the hills;
A consignment OF pressed brick was
received from FL Paso this week TO be
used on the front Of the McGrath's
new building. They will be the first
pressed brick building in town and
will present a fue appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II, Small and John
McCabe returned Saturday from their
California trip. Judging from their
looks and the stories they tell they
had IL great time while on Catalina
island, and they all say they want to
go again.
Guy Phelps Hull, one-of the late c.
p. Lluntington's representatives in
Lordsburg; expects to leave tomorrow
TO spend a thirty day vacation at Ibis
old home iu California. While there
he will participate in some of the fes.
t~ivities being prepared by the native
sohs OF the golden west.
The rains of last week made the
usual big lake In the valley north and
east Of town, which, caught the eyes OF
the travelling ducks and many Of
them settled down for a rest. The
local hunters took advantage of this,
and there have been many duck din
neTs during the past week.
District court meets in Silver City
next Monday. From the present ap'
pearances there will not be a very
heavy criminal docket, although II
hiay be different when the grand jury
gets through with It's work. There i;
only U Grant, county man under in
dictment for murder 10 the jail. He i!
a Mexican.
Fred Steuck was down from Clifton
the FIRST of the week and goes will
Wm. Kiddie up into British Columbia
They think they know where Their
are some valuabls prospects In tina
country, and are going up TO investl
gate the matter. Cape Nome has NJ
charms for them, but they expect u
ind something better.
Justice Newcomb's court is not con
tent with the service he secured there
has died papers requesting that JudR
Parker Gre Mr.. NewcUmb off tb
bench. The Judge has made an el
cellent reputation for keeping tn
tough gang down, and IT Is not prot
that he will be fred.
Sanford Robinson, accompanied b
his sister, Miss Robinson, was in tn
city from SteeLlerock Sunday, an
took the west bou d train. Miss Rot
insou returns TO her home 10 Ii
Angeles, after spending the summe
at Steeplerock, and Mr.. Robinson wa
en- route to San Francisco to consul
some OF the Steeplerock company
mining experts regarding some col
~templated experiments with orr
from the different mines In Steepl
rock, owned by the company.
1t is reported, on reliable authorit
that the Southern Pacific will not pI
on the Sunset limited this winter, b'
will In place of it make the reGul;
passenger train a much iDer aud fas