Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-07-04
WESTERN liberal.
LoRDssUae. july 1, 1902.

ANN"y - snS SFS% bledb auu klVIAUao
Fourth Of JULY.
The Roberts & Leahy mercantile
company has put 10 q new delivery
wagon.
Baylor Shannon was down from
clifton Tuesday, en- route 20 Phoenix,
TO get some fat cattle.
w. II. Stevens wife and daughter
have arrived from Albuquerque, much
60 Mr.. Stevens satisfaction.
Mrs. S. S. Adams aod children left
the arst Of the week 10 VISIT Mrs.
Adams sister ia Los Angeles.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Alex. Mclean have
returned from their California trip,
having had a very enjoyable vacation.
q. F. Hollrger and e. Z. Delmas
left this week Tor California, where
they viii Investigate the baseball
question.
Col. Dell Potter was down from
Clifton Tuesday, TO meet his daughter
who returned from attending school
in Los Angeles.
o, A. Simpson was down to El Paso
this week, to see his wife, who is Ia
che hospital. He reports that she is
improving nicely,
Col. W. NJ. Breckenridge, OF the
Southern Pacific, was 10 the city this
week, talking COW to some OF the
ranchers living south Of the right Of
way.
Andy Hughes, who has been pros.
pecting in the district south Of here,
and made some good locations, left
Sunday to take a look at the Clifton
country.
Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Clapp returned
from their welding trip Sunday, and
have been busy every since settling
down to housekeeping, Ia their Fat in
the depot building.
Mrs. Hugh Williams was in the city
this week, en route TO Clifton, where
she will make her future home. Mr..
Williams now holds the position Of
yardmsstcr at Clifton.
Mrs. DR.. Burtch aud son returned
Sunday from visiting Mrs, Burtch's
relatives, at Benton Harbor, Michi-
gan. OF course the doctor was down
from Clifton to meet them.
A. L. Wood aud Miss Carrie G..
ShiVers we're married at the resi-
depce OF the bride In Newark, New
Jersey, last Wednesday. Mr.. Wood
expects to bring his wife here.
Col. Jim Lee was in from STEMS
Pass this week spending a few hours
and a few dollars ln the dizzy whirl OF
metropolitan life. The colonel is now
a mining maGnate, and expects soon
TO be = millionaire.
John Malone left on the first for
Los Angeles and Catalina, to enjoy a
vacation and sport 10 the waves
When asked how long be would be
gone he gave a more Honest answer
than does the average vacatlohist,
he said it depended on how long his
money held out.
Milton Mclean, who has charge Of
the mining operations for the Detroit
copper company; vas down ffom Mo-
renci Friday, looking at SOME prop
critics out in the Virginia district.
Saturday mOfninH he received q tele-
gram announcing the death Of his
daughter who has been sick In Los
Angeles. He took the train for Los
Angeles that afternoon.
The FL Paso s. Southwestern is con-
e~olidatinG all the Phelps Dodge rail-
road interests into one company. AT
= formal meeting OF the stockholders
OF the road from Benson to Bisbee 1t
was sold to the 81 Paso & Southwest
ern. Last week the railroad oficers
incorporated a telegraph company,
aud an express company to handle the
business on the 81 Paso s. South
western.
NJ. e. Thorpe, assistant cashier o.
the ella Valley bank and trust com,
pany, who wal 10 charge OF the MOren
.ei oflce, died Sunday from an attach
OF typhoid fever. There has beer
considerable typhoid fever at both
MorencI aud Clifton. II Arizona hac
a territorial board of health it prob
ably could save a good many lives b.
cleaning up those two towns. Ty
phoid fever lie always caused by dirt.
The Rev. r. W. Il%llngsworth was II
the city Monday. He has resigned
the ~pastorate Of the Presbyterian
church at Morenci, and the editorshll
of the MoreDci Standard. He has re
celved the appointment as genera
missionary OF the Presbyterian cburcl
10 Arizona, and will devote his tim
to missionary work. He will make hl
headquarters 10 Phoenix, and vii
move his family there after it get
C0Ol0r.