Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-10-03
President Culquhoun and family re.
turned to Clifton Wednesday.

President CulquhOun and family re.
turned to Clifton Wednesday.
The Rev. w. A. Dlckey, who
preached here last year, was returned
for another year.
G. r. Temple has resigned his pc.
sition as agent Of the Arizona & New
Mexico road at this point.
Senator Dibbrell, president Of the
Lena mining company, and j. Camp
bell, clerk of the district court at
Seguin, Texas, have been 10 the city
this week.
YIN. Simpson, who has had charge
of q Of the sections for the South
ern Pacific here for the past year or
so, has moved to Guthrie, where he
has a similar Job.
Judge Henry of STEMS Pass, was in
the city the irsJ Of the week, stopping
over on his return from Silver City,
where he attended the republican
county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lawondowski, Of
San Francisco, arrived 10 town Wed.
nesday, and are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Ciapp. Mrs. Clapp and
Mrs. L~awondowski are sisters.
Brown s. McCallum have taken a
contract to do $1,000 worth of work
Shawl Gibson tblning company on the
Grey Fox property in the Virginia
district and will put a force of men at
work Immediately.
Mrs. j. A. Leahy, and children, and
her sister, Miss McGeein, who have
BEEN spending the SUMMER in their
old home, at Kingston, Canada, re-
turned Sunday. They report having
enjoyed a lne vacation, but were glad
to get back to New Mexico.
At the meeting of the democratic
central committee 10 Silver City Sat.
urday a call was issued for the county
convention to meet 10 Silver City
Saturday, October, IL. The primaries
are called to meet tomorrow, Satur.
day, October 4. The Lordsburg
primary Will be held at the Tennessee
building, and will elect fout delegates.
The democrats 10 Graham county
have been having times this week,
and large meetings were held
in Morenci, Metcalf, and Clifton.
Monday those two old democratic
warehouses;, Wiley Jones and George
Kelly, who have been lighting demo
cratic battles for years, add who,
when they cannot 1nd a republican to
fight scrap with each other, to keep
their hands 10, we're Ia town en- route
to the copper camps, to take in these
meetings. Both Of them are quite
confident that Wilson will be elected,
10 spite Of the platform he is running
on.
Sanford Robins6n, of Steeplerock,
was 10 town last week on his way TO
Silver City to attend the republican
convention on Saturday. He informs
the LIBERAL that he has at last OBJ
tained permission from his company
TO sell some parts OF the machinery az
the old Carlisle mine. There is a
gredt deal of material that might be
useful to other mines, but which is
not needed there. Mr. Robinson has
for a long time been trying TO get per-
mission to dispose OF what is not need
ed or would not be needed II work
e resumed, but the company has
always refused to sell anything. Now
however, they will allow him to sell
such machinery and material as he
Considers can be dispensed with.
This may be a good chance for persons
10 want OF m%achi1ery to obtain II
cheaply, ALI they have to do is to
write to Mr.. Robinson at Steeplerock
telling what they want, and be will
let them know whether be has IL or
not, or will dispose of IL II be has.
We understand that the company is
considering the best methods Of
handling its property with a view OF
reopening some OF the mines soon.
Nc conclusion has been arrived at as
yet but it is to be hoped that It's mines
may be heard from again 10 the
near future as producers. Every one
10 this section has wondered why
these mines have been shut down SO
long, The company evidently has a
pretty good idea of the value Of It's
property, OF 1t would not have expend-
cd nearly $4,000 10 pateDting It's
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