Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-10-19
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe. OCTOBER 10, 1900,

San Simon, have been visiting with
Mrs. II, L. Moore this week.
There are about sixty names on the
registry list at STEMS Pass, and none
OF the Mexican miners are on the list.
r. N. Pacheo, who is clerkiug for
the Eagle drug mercantile company
brought his wife and family from
Tucson the frst of the week.
Mrs. W. II. Mcdonald left Wednes-
day for New York tn visit her mother,
who has recently returned from a trip
to:the Paris exposition, aud is not feel
ing very well.
A. w. Clifford, superintendent OF the
Orion mining company, came up from
FL Pdso the arst Of the week, to have
another look at that good thing, the
Dundee mine.
E. w. Clapp left for San Francisco
Monday, as be said, Oh a business trip.
In answer to a direct question before
he left Mr.. Clapp said he had not been
asked to accept the presidency OF the
Southern Pacific.
L. G. Belt has been furnishing the
Djrdsburgers With their winter supply
of coal this week. He says we are GO
ing to have a very cald winter aud
that it behooves everybody to lay in a
large supply of the black stuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Lusk went to
Tucson Monday. 1t has been noted
that the Ringing Brothers circus ex.
hibited in Tucson Tuesday, giving two
exhibitions, ADD in Deming Wednes
day, giving but one exhibition.
George L. Shakespeare Of the Dem.
ing Headlight, vas in the city Satur-
day, returning from Clifton, where he
had escorted Col. Budd, who has been
doing the shaking down" act for the
democratic national committee.
c. w. Maxon is IN California this
week for the double purpose of expert.
ing a gold property for a New York
client and OF visiting his family, a
pleasure he has not eujoyed for over a
year. Heswill probably return next.
week.
Judge George D. Lincoln died at
Pinos Altos last week of heart failure.
Judge Lincoln was one OF the old resi-.
dents OF the county and long mad been
promlnent-at Silver City and Pinos
Altos. He left no relatives in this
section.
The circus train got through town
between noon and one o'clock WedOes-
day, en- route 10 Denlng. Asit could
not run over fifteen miles an hour it
wis father late getting into Deming,
Several LordShurgers went down to
take in the show.
The county commissioners have APP
pointed the election judges for the
various ptecincts. In Lordsburg the
judges are M. w. McGrath, o. r.
Sml th and NJ. A. Leahy, and the poll
ing place selected is the Office Of the
justice Of the peace.
1t is reported that A. d. Brewer, of
Morenci, who Is the republican nom
inee for the council against G. NJ.
Shannon, Of Clifton, has practically
withdrawn from the ticket, and that
now there Is practically no opposition
to Mr.. Shannon's election.
The band of hunters who went out
into the Cave Creek country last week
returned Saturday. There have been
rumors Of people 10 town eating bear
steaks this week, but the LIBERAL re-
porter has been unable to locate these
eaters or verify the steaks.
Some twenty ave names were added
TO the L5fdsburg registration list at
the meeting OF the board last Satur'
day. There are two more days to
register, to, morrow, and a week from
tomorrow. 1t is the duty OF every
mau who wants to vote to see that his
name is on the list.
The weather has been very One ln
this section Of the country all this
week. Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons about I've o'clock it clouded up
in the north, and looked as though
there we're heavy rains on the river,
Tue storms came about the same time
Of the day and had all the appearance
of these which come Ia July when the
rainy season opens on time, as It did
not do this year.
G. W. Fitzgerald a New York min
ing man, who has been spending some
time in FL Paso, came up the first Of
the week with Manager Clifford. and
looked over the Dundee mine, and
visited the Superior mine. He WA
we'll pleased with what be saw ii
the Shakespeare district. He re
turned Wednesday, stopping of a
DeminR for a day or 30.
In the Enterprise Of March goth 1880
in an account Of the proceedings o
the Grant County Republican Conven
ton we ind the following. w. S
Mclaughlin and John Elder we're thI