Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-09-27
WESTERN LIBERAL.
IoRDsBURe. SEPT. q. 1901.
Mrs. Frances Moore came In from
Tucson and is visiting Mrs. Hester.

yesterday, en- route to her home in
Silver City.
r. L. Powell, the surveyor was 10
the city yesterday, en- route to Los
Angeles.
J. II. Cook made a trip to Defining
Wednesday. The circus was In Dem
Wednesday.
The putting Of brick Into the wall
OF the new Cauthen building COM
menced Wednesday.
Mr.. Alex. Durward's wife and
daughter arrived the arst Of the week
greatly to Mr.. Durward's comfort.
The new building next to the Bank
Exchange, being erected by w. II.
Small for a barber shop is nearly COM
pleted.
Mrs. G.. L. Bugbee, and Mr.. George
Louis Buebee End, from Benson, are
visiting Mrs, Bugbee's mother, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Speed, this week.
Nels Warrington was in the city the
irst Of the week, looking more lively
than a dead man, which il was report
cd some time ago be was.
The Rev. T. Zimmerman, who has
charge OF the Catholic parish at Cliff
ton aud at L%ordsburg, was down from
Clifton this week, visiting his Lords.
burg charge.
G. P. Rosecranz returned from his
visit to Silver City Sunday. He says
the ancient town 10 the canyon is so
quiet that it reminded him of the
Deserted Village of which the poet
sang.
e. w. Clapp returned Friday from
his trip to Las Vegas Hot Springs,
where he went as a delegate from
Pyramid lodge to the grand lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. The grand lodge
elected him to the position of master
at arms, one Of the most important
executive offices of the lodge.
The Arst of the Ringing circus
trains, en- route from Tucson to DEM
ing, where the circus showed Wednes-
day, passed through here Wednesday
about ten O'clock. The men had
plenty of hard work to get to Deming,
and get the tents aud cages in shape
for the afternoon performance.
Mrs. r. H. Wright and daughter,
OF Memphis, Tennessee, have been IN
the city, visiting Mrs. Wri2ht's son,
r. j.. Wright. They have returned to
their home, and Richard resigned his
position with the Southern Pacific and
accompanied them. 1t will seem lone
some in Lordsburg without Dick.
James Speed, who has been spend
iug a six weeks vacation In California,
got home Tuesday. His FIRST COM
plaint was that it was very lonesome
around the depot owing to the absence
of Col. Dick Wright, He claimed to
have had a great time in California,
and his looks indicate he had been
having SOME kind of a time.
Antonio Maggie, ono of Silver Clty's
anarchists, the only n who has been
charged with being connected with
the murder OF President Mckinley,
was bound over under $4,000 to await
the action of the next grand jury.
He cannot make the bond and will
spend the time iu the Las Cruces jail
until the grand jury meets.
G. f. Hollinger went down TO FL
Paso Sunday to see o. w. Stewart,
who is in the hospital, suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever. He re-
ports that Mr.. Stewart seems to be
recovering, the fever having run its
course. He has no fear Of his re-
covery, all OF which is good news to
the base ball cranks who admine
Stewards pitching.
The Lordsburg & Hachita railroad
crosses L. G. McGrath's homestead
entry, which lies to the west of the
towuslte. The company and Mr.. Nc
Grath could not agree as to the value
OF the land, aud left it to arbltrators
Monday B. B. Ownby d. H. Kedzle
aud e. B. Howley examined the maps
and awarded Mr.. McGrath at the rate
of twenty. five dollars an acre for thu
land.
Monday B. B. Ownby received a tel
cgram from his wife, who is visiting
at Pomona, California, saving That he.
mother, Mrs. Salkeld, had fallen anc
broken her leg above the knee. MIS-
Salkeld is over eighty years old. Sucl
an accident to a woman Of her al
vanced years, aud feeble condition ]
liable to be very serious. Mrs. Sal
keld's many friends will be sorry Il
hear Of the accident.
There will be another picnl; at. Coz
onado next Sunday, and great pref
arations are being made to entertai
the crowd. The new dancing pavilio
is a splendid dancing floor, and must
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