Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1900-06-15
THAT HNEw

will state that the "new surieiy'
ahuut which the Headlight is striving
70 learn something aud which was or
4anized by Rev. DIR. Shinn during his
recent visit tu Deming, is called TIE
"Wumap's Universalist Missiun Cir
lie" and Is an auxiliary Of the Unive p.
salist Church in home and foreign
mission work.
II Is a great mistake to thiok that
he Universslist .Churcn teaclrs or
npholds a "free-go. easy r%eligion;" IT
'tands for all that is Hoblest aud best;
Tor salvation from sin not from PUN
i-hment, aud the development OF
u"ble character, 10y following IN th,
fuct>teps of the master. It. stands
opposed To all vices; though OF course
As In all other churches there ar
~"me WIN do not live quite up to IN
standard Of its teachings.
AS for card playing, IL would, dnub =
less. he difficult for any one to shuw
any true reason why a simple game
attn cards l., per ST., any more wicked
ir harmful than any other gan e
md as The Headlight probably knows.
when One is amusing him or herself IL
Il game neighhurS and friends are NOT
being back bitten ard scandilized as |
have read is sometimes the case la
church gatherings.
Dear Headlight, do not think slight
ingly OF "diminulive Typewriter
notices." nor of small beginnings. W,
hope in The not too distant future 10
be able to have you print eur notices.
Great oaks from lille acurus
grow" and we expect to gruw
Georgia r. Lancaster.
A. w. Clifford came up from El Paso
Munday to personally conduct II. u.
Neill through the workings OF thu
Dundee mine. Mr.. NELL is Une of tn,
large Stockholders and "A director a.
the Ofion mining cOmp"py, which
owns the Dundee. He made =
thorough inspection Of the various
workings Of the property and vas
greatly pleased az what he saw. Sumo
time ago Mr.. Clifford had shuvn him
some ore, which was very rich, and
told him that there was hut a cuu' lie
OF inches Of it., and that If in develop
ing H. should widen out 10 i've in
rheS, they would have a gond thing.
When In the mine he examined This
vein and found that on developing il
had widcned out to twenty. eight in
ches. and he thinks they have y a
bonanza. MrsSrs. Neill and Clifford
returned 10 FL Pasn Tuesday. Mr..
Clifford thinks the Orion cnu,pany will
commence paying dividends within
sixty days. and viii pay them regular
ly every sixty days. The Orion will
lie the lrst Fl Paso mining company
to pay dividends.
w. c. VIM, Of Chicago, who was
here IA few weeks agG, became inter
es,ed in some Stems Pass properties
shown t. him by G. W. Maxson, and
tnuk an option on them. On his re-
turn to Chicago his hrm Morris &
Vim, organized "A company to operate
the properties. Mr.. VIM writes that
the company is fully organized, and
The stock taken, that the purchase
IT the mines will be cOnsummated.
and the company will immedia'elN
proceed tn develop them. and in tho
near future will erect reduction
works at The Pass which will b. used
10 reduce the ores Of their properties,
aud probably will he large enough t.
allow them to do custom work. The
rcnmpany has died its Incorporation
plpers at Santa Fe, and l., called the
Mineral Mountain mining company,
with headquarters in New Mexico al
Lnrdsburg, and at Chicago, Illinois.
Word comes from California that
Mr.. l.. NJ. Kellum died at the resi-
deuce Of his daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Jones, at Red Bluff, on the 26th al
. pun IN hihbs gNH'N WE gu
was a resident of Gold Hill, aud there
was not "A miner or proSpector wht
ever went to that camp hut who knew
and loved the old gentleman. About
two years ago Mrs. Kellum died al
Gold Hill, and after her death Mr.
Kellum went Ia live with his children
part Of the dime with G. s. Kelluu
and part OF the time with Mrs. jones
He was over eighty years old at thu
lime Of his death, and when he lefI
Gold Hill was in good health and 4
finely preserved man for his age
Some years hefnre Mrs. Kellum'
death the couple celebrated theiI
golden wedding.
Pennsylvania capitalists who recent
ly purchased the Volcano mine, Kim
hall district, from P. B Smith. W X