Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-06-22
, WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRbspURo. JUNE q, 1900.

The Superior company shipped q
thirty tUn car Of ore this week.
Henry KieLand P. b. Smith we're Ia
from GUld Hill the first vi the week,
Clifton, also, Is going to celebrate
the ever glorious Fourth.
A. J.. Clark came up from Demiug
the FIRST Of the week, aud went out TO
his railroad camp.
Randolph Lawrence, superinten-
dent Uf the Superior mine, returned
Tuesday from a "Trip to El Psso.
Superintendent Clifford OF the Orion
company was called TO Terre Hdule
last week By the sickness of his
mother.
w. II. Small made a trip down to
FL paso the drsL OF the week, return.
ing Tuesday. Like most travellers he
found IL warmer iu ri Paso tnan at
home.
Fred Il, Snyth has rented the store
at Shakespeare aud put ia a stock OF
groceries. Fred expects in the neal
future IL blossom cut as a full blOwr
merchant.
Ira inner, who has been attending
school in Albuquerque since last fall.
retured home Lne nrst Of the week,
he had grown so that his old friends
hardly knew him.
Mrs. Bay Shannon, who has been In
the ho pital at Denver for some
m inths, has yearly recovered her
health. and expects to return to Sir
yer City in a short time.
J.. NJ. Harper was IN the city Tues
day, and on Wednesday started for
SILVER City, diving over Deputy
Sheriff johnson and his prisoners,
Brooks aud Stephenson.
Silver City wants the Arizona &
New Mexico road 10 build TO that
place instead Of to e. Pasu. There Is
About as much danger of its betty
built tD ~ town Us To the other.
S. f. Mcguire thinks the weather is
too hot 10 push a bicycle down from
the MUrenci Southern headquarters,
and so when he comes down tUwn he
rides a horse. Frank rides with all
the grace Ut a reformed cowboy.
John McCabe came iu from the Ami
mas Monday, bringing Cortez Sharp,
who had been out the ranch to put up
a windmill tower. Col. Sharp, after
his short "trip Out 10 the Country was
very glad to get back to town again.
Development work on the Shannon
mine is bcing-pushed rapidly under
the management OF w. II. Climo.
About 30 men are employed and this
number will be increased as soOn as
room can be made for them,-Copper
Era.
After many years waiting and want
Ing tae people Of Silver City are AT
last to have a down town depot. The
depot aud the track will both he above
high water. and there will be no more
delay, in the town, Of the trains by the
foods.
II Is reported that Judge Parker
Intends to move tue headquarters Ui
the distract court of this district FROM
IlillsburO To Las Cruces. The judge
will tind il more comfortable 10 move
there in the fail than during the con-
ing heated term.
There was IA heavy dustStorm Tues
day night. Coming at night as II did
il did not bother the careful house
wife as much as il it had been In day
light. She could not see the dust
sitting in the windows, but she found
it the mex morning.
Col. P. r. Smith vas in the city
Sunday, returning from a twn days
trip 10 the copper mines at Clifton in
which he is Interested. lie lelt here
for New York, where he will lay d
fine copper proposition before some
prominent capitalists and copper users
in that city.
A note from A. G. Windham an.
QOuuCeb Judb NC duu us lduillg IdNC
arrived safely at Trinidau, where they
Intend to make their home in the
future. He says that it has rained
nearly every day sl0ce ne got there,
that the grass is simply immense, The
cattle doing dine, prices are good aud
everything is fUurIshing.
The time for taking the census in
New Mexico has been extended to
the fifteenth OF July, as the popula-
tion is SO scattered the enumeraloTs
had not time To get around 10 all the
ranches. @. @. Conrad is the enume-
,rator for this section OF the territory.
He reached town yesterday and ls
buSily at work counting the people.
For years zoe of the principal bust
ness houses in Globe was the Sultan
commercial company. When every
thing had TO be teamed into that
camp aud the production Of copper