Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-11-09
WESTERN LIBERAL.
toRDsBURe. NOVEMBER 10 1900.
Auolher. daoehter was BORN 70 Mr.

U0lo III . Nha0 Aao 1aAll UAN0-
perIty."
The LordsburR ball team wishes to
thank the people of Lrrisbdre in gen.
efal for the enthusiastic supanct of
the team, and the ladies In particular
for their generous donations to the
dance on Nov. Bud.
Returns from all Of the counly *
ccpt Hachita, Pine Cienega and Red
rock give the following majnriti.s:
Larrazoln isg, Fielder All. hipklc 1856.
Walton 1913, Barnes 90, Murra, 200.
Taylor %, Field 200. Baker 81,
McAninch l5l, Gooden l29, Hud on
2ls, Witzel 205, White 100. Bro vn I]3.
In Graham county Jim Parks, the
democratic candidate for sheriff had a
walk away. The latest returns IT, di.
cate that Thos. Smith. 81 Clifton, re
publican candidate for recorder, Is
elected, and that Wiley Jones is de-.
feated for district attorney. Charlie
Shannon was elected b, accla nation.
Col. W. II. Henry, who served his
country IS a Clerk ~ eleciinn ut STEMS
Pass, was in town bright and early
Wednesday morning, to see If his old
friend Mckinney was elected. ard was
much gratiAed to find that he was.
lie carried the Stems Pass and Lords
bprg ballot boxes to Silver CITY
Wednesday.
For the first time in It's history there
was voting at STEMS Pass this year.
There were eighty men on the regis.
ter, and forty ~ them got tn vote. II
so manV had not been away on a
roundup. and so many more had not
been working in mines y long wav
from the polling place the vote would
have been heavier.
Tuesday night Phillips & MirhsuS
arranged for bulletins, which werc put
on a blackboard in their place Of bust
ness. The rrturrs - o began 10 look
favorable far Mckinley and nv n'ne
O'Clock republicans were Offering to
bet ten to one that Mckinley was
electcr. hut could not get n takers
for their bets. BY ten o'clock the re.
turns Indicated there was no doubt
about McKinley's election.
Wednesday morning the Examiner
Issued a bulletin concedirg the follow
ing states to McKin'ev: California,
Connecticut. Delaware, Illinois. Indi-
ana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine. Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan. Minnesota.
Nebraska. Nevada. Nov JERSEY, New
York, North Dakota. Ohio. Oregon.
Transatlantic. Rhode Island. South
Dakota, Vermont. Washington. West
ViRinis, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
with a total electoral vote OF 2s9.
Tae Southern Pacific issued a new
time table, which took effect ycster-
day Docu. There is B0 change in the
time Of the regular trains The table
was made 10 order to put on the sun
set limited. II passes through here,
c%aFtbound on Wednesdays. FRIDAYS,
and Sundays at 1903 in the morning,
and the west bound passes through
here on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sun
days, at 1906 at night. II YOU want
to STE the limited pass through this
year you will have to sit up nights.
Ed Holmlg came into town Satur-
day, Rlad to get hack under the sun
ny skies of New Mexicn He had a
pleasant trip tn his old home at Fred
e%ricksburg, Texas, hut a visit was
enough to satisfy him, and ST. he came
back. He says his brother, william,
will settle down there. buy n farm and
marry a girl, and become n of the
citizens. He had been in FrederickS-
burg but a short time until he ran
across Frank Reno, formerly a well
known miner Ia this section. Reno
sold the Robert E. Lee mine, and then
started for South Africa. After he
left no one here heard from him, and
II was thought he was In the Trans
vaal. He told Mr.. HolmiR that he
started for Africa, hut when he got
down into Texas concluded To stop
there. He bought about a thousand
acres OF land, stocked 1t up with fine
cattle and is doing we'll. Like Mr..
Holmig he is not married.
The difficulty that FL Pdso whole,
sale dealers have had to contend with
in their 6lling Of orders Of patrons on
the Southern Pacific, west Of Fl Psso
owing TO the fact that their freight for
such points was held here until IL
amounted To a car load has heen elm
mated by An arrangement that the
railroad oficials have agreed 10 make.
The arrangement Is TO provide El Paso
iobbers with a special car 10 run ne
tween here and LnrdshLrg. 1t will he
attached to a regular freight and
make the trip daily so thai the whole
sale dealers OF this city will be enabled
70 Gil their orders from the west
promptly. The difficulty heretofore
In 1lling these orders has caused them
TO lose many valuable orders and the
new will enable the