Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-17
WESTERN liberal.
LoRDsBURa. JAN. II. 1902.

JACK Kyle line rider. with head
quarters at Columbus.
Samuel n. Eckles, 4 we'll known.
resident OF Silver City, died at his
home last week Thursday.
VIM. Blackburn, who has not been
away from town for years, took 10 the
FL Paso carnival this week.
George 3. spaw was down from
Duncan Saturday, aud made anal
proof 90 his homestead Gllug.
Frank J. Buck, the assayer, made a
trip over to Silver City the lrst OF the
week and brought bis family to Lords.
burg.
Judge Eean was down from Clifton
Sunday, en- route to Phoenix, to az
tend the session Of the supreme court
this week.
John McCabe, who has been leading
a butterfly life for some weeks, re-
burned to his ranch ia the Animas
Valley Wednesday.
Judge Parker, while Ia Santa Fe,
granted the application Of john W.
Ch.lders for a hearing IN the charge
OF numbering +. L. Hehin. The hear.
ing will be at Silver City on the third
of next mouth.
T, j, Davis aud e. F. Heath left
Sunday FOR Santa Rosa, California,
Mr.. Heath expects to be gone a month
or so, but Mr.. Davis expects TO be
back the latter part of this week, or
the first Of next.
The county commissioners of Luna
county have passed the necessary reso-
buttons ordering the Incorporation Of
tbs village Of Deming. The election
OF the drst officers will be held on the
eleventh Of next month,
The e Paso carnival has been 10
full blast this week, and from all
accounts the visitors have been hav-
ing a,good time. Agent Clapp reports
that more than sixty carnival tickets
were sold at this station,
W. H. Small and John McCabe re-
turneu Sunday from their trip to Fay
wood, where they had beer enjoying
the rest cure for some days. There
are livelier places than Haywood, but
for a place to take the rest cure 1t is
unsurpassed.
Reports come from Clifton of au at
tempted store robbery Sunday night.
Burglars got Into Forbes store, and
got through the outer door of. the safe
when they were scared away. The
inner duor was what saved Mr.. Forbes
money and valuables.
Joe Burnham, who has been acting
as call boy at the Southern Pacific
station for some time has got a job in
the railroad ONCE at El Paso, aud left
the arst Of the week. Joe Is a good
boy aud a hard worker, and he is
bound to succeed. yIamble OwnbJ
has taken the job he left.
Il. B. Owuby has been appointed
road supervisor Of this precinct and an
appropriation has besh made TO build
a dyke and bridge across the lat
north of town where the water stands
after the summer rains. This will
enahle the people coming from thC
river or from Gold Hill to get intC
town without having TO travel across
a mile of mud.
The New Mexican last week, report
ed that Acting Governor Raynold'
had appointed Benjamin Titus o
L~ordsburg as a notary public, Mr.
Titus went to Clifton some time ago
and advertises 10 the Clifton pape
that be is 10 charge of a business
there, He must have worked Cover
nor Reynolds to make him think hi
was a resident Of Lordsburg.
@. @. Goodwin, for many years edito
OF the Salt Lake Tribute, which
paper he sold q few months ago u
Perry Heath, formerly ASSISTANT post
master general, was 10 the city thl
week. The object Of his visit wa
to personally inspect the smelte
recently erected by the Pacific Uniol
eonpapy. Mr.. Goodwin was great,
pleased with the smelter, aud thinks
it has 4 great future.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. R. Gibson will leav
on Saturday Do q trip to the east, Nj
Gibson RoinR OF business. He will al
tend meetings Of the American Cor
soueolidated Copper Company at Me-
York, the Gibson Development Con
pany az New Haven, Conn, and wi
on February / sail for Porto Rico I
look carefully over mining interests 9
that Island which he has acquired b
kethef with a number Of eastern cap
talist5.-Nsw Mexican.
Wednesday night burglars broI
through a window In the lear Of I
f. Brinkman's place, broke open b
cash register aud cleaned it out, rea
izlng about twelve dollars. u
Brinkmau thinks they must ha'