Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-06-15
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRpspuRe. JUNE 10. lOOO.

n class In music. both Instrumental
aud vocal, and Intends iviug a musi
Gale on the 29.h OF this month, two
weeks from tonight.
Mrs. s. :. Adams and her children
left Saturday for Phoenix, to visit
Mrs. Adams father and sister, who
live there. Her father is an old man,
aud when she left was quite sick.
n. e. Hoffman writes that he is
now located at Golddelds, Color ,do
Although he dues not say what he l.
doing, it is probable that he has got a
better Job than polishing the head OF
a'dTill.
NJ. w. Wambaugh returned from a
New York trip Tuesday. Mrs. WAN
hauvh and Dun Lewis, VINO accom-
panied hlm, did not return To Lnrds
burg, but went back to their Calves
ton home.
Miss r. Gertrude Robertson left
Deming Sunday evening 10 spend the
summer with friends and relatives in
Virginia. Miss Robertson will he
back 10 time to open the Lordsburg
school in September.
A party Of New Workers, who have
been interested by Prof. Balbach in
the mines At Shakespeare, left that
city for harrisburg SATURDAY.. They
have one or two stops H. make, but
are expected here The last OF this
week.
Sergeant James Greenlee, Of Cnm-
bany A. Rough Riders, was in the
City Sunday, calling on his old friends
Corporal Bugbee and Corporal Wealth
ers. He was ON his way to Morenri.
where he will work at his trade,
blacksmithing, for the Detroit copper
company.
John McCabe came in from the Ami
mas the 1rst Of the week, and re-
turned with Cortez Sharp, who has
gone down there To build some wind
mill towers. When Mr.. McCabe gets
all his pump and windmills in good
shape he intends to make a California
pleasure trip.
The town trus'ee are making an
other effort 10 put the town lots an
the market. Messrs. Bugbee, SfBp
son and Witherspoon have heen ap-
pointed appraisers. After they have
made their appraisment the lots will
be offered to the public, at the APP
praIsers' figures.
Fl. j. Simmons, superintendent OF
the Arizona s. New Mexicu road, went
down TO FL Paso To meet his family
and conduct them To Clifton. While
in Ii Paso he was invited To attend IA
meeting of the Commercial club, al
which meeting an offer of $4,000 was
made the Arizona & New Mexico road
20 extend it's line TO El Paso. Mr..
Simmons received the offer, and
promised To Transmit it tn the direc-
tors OF the road IN Scotland for con
%sideration.
"Wednesday the Nnrcnci Southern
got its o yn engine on its own Track
Tor the first time, and before night
had it OF the Arizona &c New Mexico
right of way. Track LAYING com
menctd Immediately, and was pushed
along for about a mile and a half I'M
til the track collided with the ella
river, and will have to stop there un-
Til the bridge Is built, when track lay
ing will he resumed and continued IN
I'll it again comes to a place where a
stop will have 4 be made for a bridge.
The bridges are all steel.
The boxers" continue to make
trouble in China. They have killed
many foreigners, and the probabilities
are that the trouble will finally end
in the extinguishment OF the Chinese
empire and the division Of the terri
tory between the various European
nations who land troops there for the
protection OF the foreigners. Our
Uncle Samuel may take a hand 10 the
division. II he does there will be a
greater cry than ever against expan-
sion. and Bryan will not quit talking
until after Mckinley is again elected.
The northern part of the county Is
still without rain, and the people OF
Silver City are complaining of "A short
age OF water. A Silver Citizen says
that since the water company invest
ed in the stock of George d. Jones'
Los Angeles oil we'll the water has
been getting scarcer in Silver City.
He is afraid that II there is annther
assessment on the oil stock before
the summer rains commence that the
people Of the county capital will have
TO depend on beer for a drink. This
would be nothing e to many Of
them.
Lem Childress. died at the Hill
ranch on the sixth OF this month.
For years Mr.. Childress was one OF
the best known cowboys in Grant
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