Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-01-18
WESTERN LIBERAL
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Ed Holmie Is one Of the hcrdsburE-
ors attending the 81 PAso carnival
this week. 80 Il Peter JOchom.
W. II. Small left for II Paso Tues.
day, TO take 10 the carnival. He be-
iieYes IN being on time, and 90 s.arted
early.
Mrs. c. n. Shannon vas 10 the city
Saturday, returning from n visit to
New York, Boston aud Springfield,
Massachusetts,. ,
d. w. Campbell was 10 the city Sat
urday, returning from = trip 10 Cliff
ton, Shers he had been visiting bis
old friend, J. @. Hopkins.
II is reported that on Tuesday about
$50 tickets we're sold At Benson 70
people en- route 70 El Paso to take In
the carnival. There has been a great
crowd In ri Paso this week.
u. W. Clapp leaves to-day for Fl
Paso, where be will gaze ut the Queen
Of the Carnival and then start for
Memphis TO visit his mother and Sis
Ter. lie expects 70 be gone about a
mouth. -
Last week P. r. Smith closed up a
deal for the Ashton AHd Roach copper
properties az Santa Rita, the Clifton
Copper company Of New York being
the purchaser, confederation reported
el25,000
Mrs. n. N. Croker, Mrs. Crcelia
Hughes and the Misses LLrch went 70
FL Paso Wednesday. While there
Mrs. Hughes aud D. W. Randall will
be married and the other ladies will
eRjoy the carnival.
Max Schultz, the well known Silver
City merchant, has b5utht out the in-
terests Of Henry Rosenberg in the
Schultz Rosenberg company, and after
the arst OF March will be the sole pro-
prletor.
Major 3. W. Randall left for FL
Paso Tuesday. 1t ls reported that
the Major and Mrs. Cecilia Hughes
will be married In El,Paso during the
carnival. Their many friends extend
congratulations on the event, and
will probably extend \ .serenade on
their return.
The LIBERAL has always been In
the habit Of sending subscription bills
on the nrst day Of January, This year
they we're q little late, and thew were
not sent out until this week. II you
have not already sent ia a check for
the amhdnt oil the bill rendered do
so as 5000 as you read this item.
The Enterprise reports that there
are in the e0uaty Jail nve insane
people, zig charged WITH MdFdSr and
seventeen held for various other
charges. a tstal OF tw~enty-eight, all
Thesis besides the psople charged with
various other crimes Who are out on
bonds. The next term Of court will
be = busy one.
The lrst Of the week Lordsburg was
visited With 4 cold snap that made
the residents wish they had = supply
Of arctic clothing. The people here
are not Used TO cold weather, ana
when II comes neither their clothing,
their houses nor their blood is in con-
dItlbh TO NEST and enjoy IL. Luckily
these cold snaps are InfreQuent.
At SteeplerOck Monday the election
was unanimous. Thirteen votes were
cast and all we're for Sanford Robin
son for justice Of the peace and fOI
Philip PoFtigliatl for constable. II
this constable yer puts a bill before
the county commissioners IL is dollars
TO douRhnuts that the board will al
low the bill without trying TO pro
n6unce the constablo's name.
Last Friday II. P. Elliott and Mrs
Susie Handley we're married By thu
Rev. T. L. Adams. Monday evening
Mrs. L. L. Wyatt gave In infare II
honor OF the newly married couple, =
which their many friends eXtende'
their. congratulations. Mr.. Elliott !
we'll known r~ailF0adeT, who has heel
running on this division for some time
and Mrs. Elliott has for 4 yesr or MOI
been enc OF the popular young Iadle
30 the city.
], A. CheuoWth and wife we're !
from the sau Simon this week, an
started for Baltimore. Mr.. ChenOVt'
is one Of the heirs Of so estate Whic
owned q large portion OF the city G
Baltimore, and with the other he'll
are suing for the recovery Of the prof.
brty, His evidence being needed
the suit he has gone east 20 give II.
tho property iS r%ecOvefed, it havin
pissed Into many different hands, N
CbenoWth's share will 2ake him on
Of the richest men In this section
the country,
For the nrst time 10 the hlst0fy
the towu a ChinamaD voted AOnds'
he is really not q Chinaman, hut
hstiVe son Of the Golden West. haviT
been born in Petaluma, Californi