Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-05-30
WESTERN LIBERAL.
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"trip the nrst Of the week.
HI. McGrath left the orst Of the
week for sO eastern trip.
P. y. Chase was In from the AMI
mas The drst Of the week, 70 spend =
few DAYS In toWn, sight seeing.
A. Z. Gibson kss down from Santa
Fe fdT a day IL look at his mining
properties 10 the Virginia district.
A. T. Thompson, yteAshrer Of the
Arizona copper comrany, msde a ~
Ing business trip 10 El Psso, returning
Sunday,
Mrs. L. Clay and her daughter
moved to ri Paso the Grst OF the
week. They wore escnrted by Mia
Gays sou in-law, FL Buck.
Mrs. E A. Deiameter, who has hsen
spending the %ihter in LordSbhrg
with her brother, w. Z. Marsha L.
left with her STA, Master Bob, Tor Lus
Angeles sunday.
On the twelfth OF this month the
county superintendent ofschools made
an superintendent to the school funds
on the basis OF hfly cents fr zach
child, which adds sl6l 20 the Lords.
burg school fund.
The FL Paso.Rack Island road has
an advertisement 10 this issue Of the
LIBERAL. This route is the popular
one from Ell Psso To Chicago, as il is
the only one which runs a through
sleeper between these twu villages.
]. E. Williams, who had charge OF
the Clifton schnols for a couple OF
years, was in the city the 6rst Of the
week, en- route to his old hume Ia
Alabama. Mr.. Williams intends TO
enter the ministry az the Methodist
Episcopal church snuth.
Messrs Dihbrell s. Mosheim, Of Sc.
Rnln, Texas. and W. w. EipSoomh. Of
San Antonio, Texas, all Interested in
the Lena mining Company. arrived in
town Wednesday Afternoon. They
we're met at Ell Pasn by Prof. Carrera.
who accompanied them here.
Mrs. G. NJ. Shannon came down
from Clifton Wednesday, en- route To-
Los Angeles. to spend the summer.
The SAINT day Col. L. A. Durham
came down and went to Fl Pas0 on
business. They we're escorted to
L%ordsburg by Mrs. Baylor Shannon
and Frank Hudson. Who returned to
Clifton that Afternoon.
The postofice department has Sc.
cured all the data il needs regarding
the weight Of mails carried by the
railroads Ia this section Of the
country, and on Monday took off all
the mail weighers, who have been
drawing good wages for the past two
months Or 30. Some of them WIN
were stuck on the wages we're sorry
the Weighing did rot continue all
summer.
EHeAf aoodeli, ACCOMPANIED BY
Deputy Clerk Shlpley, and Deputy
Treasurer Niles. came over from Sill
yer City the Arst OF the week. The
sheriff was making his regular quar-
terlv inspection OF the salonnS accord
ing 70 the law, aud the deputy clerk
and deputy treasurer were simply out
to enjoy a little spring weather. Not
one Of them talked any politics while
away from Silver City.
There is a great deal OF indignant
denial from Cananea Of the story pub
lished 10 the FL Paso Times about the
numerous deaths in That camp.
According to the Times st Try 1t is the
most unhealthy place In this section.
According 10 the reports from Cana
nea IL is the finest health resort on
the continent. The truth probably
will he found between these extremes.
No persons ever lonked for the exact
truth 10 any statement coming from
Cananea.
F. Il. King, OF the Ariznna s. New
Mexico road, went east last we k TO
get the c0mpany's new special car
aud is expected back with 1t to lay
The car wat built by the st. Charles
car works for the use of the 0nicer| OF
the road. 1t is named the Arizona.
A description OF IL will he printed
after the car arrives. Repprts re-
.ceived at the local once indicate that
Mr.. King is travelling In style, having
with him two negro pnrtcrs, a chef,
steuographer, typewriter, private
secretary and valet,
The new %lnterlocking switch which
governs the crossing OF the Southern
Pacific by the Bisbee road this side Of
Demlng, proved its efficiency this
week. The switch is arranged so
that the trains for both roads cannot
get to the crossing at the same time.
II IL Is set for one road and a train On
the other road approaches it is auto
m~atically derailed before IL reaches
the crossing. The switchman gave