Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-08-10
WESTERN LIBERAL.
1oRpsBuKe. 10. 1900.

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NJ. f. Terry, OF the Gold Coin devel-
Opmeut company, was 10 from Malone
the irst OF the week, after provisions.
Fine vegetables and fruits are now
being received in towa FROM the
rancnes on the ella to the north of
here.
Spencer Brooks, who worked on
this division some years ago, vas 10
the city the first OF the week, shaking
hands with his many friends.
Adam Smith and family came down
from Clifton Wednesday evening and
took yesterdays train for Los Angeles,
where they will spend some weeks.
Special O1icer Ed Scarborough has
moved his family from Deming to
Silver City as that place will be much
handler for him to live in while hunt
ing cattle thieves.
J. r Agee moved the remainder Of
the stock of the Lindauer mercantile
company to Defining this week, where
it will be put iii With the main stock
owned by the company.
r. J. Quintrell, who has had charge
of the round house here for some time,
left last week tn take charge OF the
shops at Wadsworth, Nevada. He is
succeeded by George Moore.
On the first of this month the man.
hgenient of the New Mexico & Arizn-
ha road from Benson to Nogales was
turned over to Superintendent Ran.
dolph OF the Southern Pacific.
Constable Hardin had another Ital.
ian in Jail yesterday. He is supposed
TO be one of the crowd that is trying
to work their way into the United
States from Juarez. If he proves to
be one of them he will be deported.
The Southern Pacific pay car
reached LUrdsburg last Friday about
noon. While many people think Fri
day is on unlucky day there arc no
railroad men on this division who
think II unlucky to meet a pay a on
that day.
Mrs. Sanford Robinson came down
from S~teeplerock Tuesday and re
turned Wednesday, on a shopping ex-
petition. She says that MIR. Robin.
son was due to sail on Wednesday OF
this week, having seen all he wanted
to of the Paris exposition, and having
much improved in health.
Last Sunday afternoon a Gre was
Shakespeare, supposed to have been
started BY a dropped cigarette. All
the stalls but four were burned. The
Shakespeare Are department got out
in Gne shape and extinguished the fire
before the lot was burned up.
Work on the foundation CT the Nc
Grath block commenced the 1rSt Of
the week. FROM the APPEARANCE Of
the foundation walls there will be
three store rooms and a hall on the
first floor. There is to be no cellar
under the building. There seems to
be a prejudice against cellars in
Lotdsburg.
The building used by DR.. Croker
for an Office has been moved out into
the middle of the street, where 1t will
be used by him as an office until one
can be finished off for him In the new
McGrath block. AS the doctor is en-
ployed as a railroad surgeon the rail
road company ought to supply hin
with au Office.
VIM. Charles was down from Stein;
Pass Monday and reported a very
heavy rain at the Pass on Sunday
afternoon. There was so much rair
that the water was shoe top deep IL
his corral and drowned a number o.
his chickens. While the rain did not
extend but a couple of miles this side
of the Pass there was so much wateI
fell it ran down the wagon tracks il
the road fol- six miles.
The Haldermann brothers will no
bang today, after all the efforts that
have been made to bring the affair of
on time. President Mckinley has is
sued a reprieve putting of the execu
ton for sixty days. In the meantim,
many things may turn up TO inIprov'
the Haldermann's chances. Evidenc
is now being produced to prove th
men we're railroaded through court
aud did not have a fair show, although
no one claims they had any less Of
show than did Aihswortb, the ma.
they killed.
Manager Clifford, Of the Orion mir
ing company, suggests that the cit
tent of Lordsburg prepare a specia
cabinet to be displayed in the FL Pas
Chamber Of Commerce. He says tina
for about an hundred dollars acabine
can be prepared aud be filled wilt
samples from the various mines in tn
vicinity Of Lordsburg, and that IL wi
be a beauty. His idea is to displa
samples from the various districts