Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-03-21
WESTERN Liberal.
LoRDsBuKe. MARCH 81, 1902.

W~~At ~AN WhAiS htAS oViN oOuAC AAS
Insurance Ia the Washington com
pany.
Frank Powers quit railroad building
yesterday, and went down TO El PasO
TO see bow the are department. was
getting on.
r. H. Bachelor, Of the Aberdeen
company is expected here from New
York tomorrow. lie will probably set
things TO rolling.
Adolph Solomon, the El Paso busl-
ness man and politician, was IN the
city yesterday, returning from q two
weeks visit 70 Clifton.
A. r. Gibson has returned to this
country from his trip to Porte Rico,
and will probably soon be 10 lords
burg, to look after his interests 10 this
section.
Miss Wilson was forced to give up
her school on account OF sickness and
Mrs. Marshall took charge Ut her
classes. Miss Wilson has almost eu-
tirelY recovered.
Jadge w. H. Henry came ia from
Stems Pass the trst Of the week 70
consult the doctor, as he felt q little
under the weather. He ICON Tegalned
his usual state OF health.
w. H. B~fethertOn, superintendent
OF the Clark mines, ~ Clark willie, hear
Gallup, was 10 the city Tuesday, en
route to Clifton, to take a look at the
wonders of that camp.
The entertainment given last FRI
day night by Mrs. Alice Hamill Hand
cock, and her class 10 PHYSICAL culture,
was quite well attended, and largely
enjoyed by those who did attend.
Sheriff Goodell has taken John
Childers, the msn who killed T. l..
Helm, to Las Cruces, where be will
be tried on the 2lst of next mouth.
1t Is reported that A. 3. Ball will
assist the prosecution.
Jehn McCabe left Tuesday morning
for his ranch 10 the Anittas valley.
He has been exposed to that mysLe-
rious disease, aud has gone to the
ranch so that he will not be quarau.
tined as a small pox patient.
Monday was the seventeenth Of
Ireland, sometimes known as ST. Pat
Tick's day. There was 10 particular
celebration during the day beyond the
exhibition Of an abundance Of green
ribbon. In the evening there was a
dance at the hail which was largely
attended, and at which everyone had
a glorious good time.
E. Mccormick, who left a couple OF
weeks ago for Telluride, t~eleRraphs
tL1t he will soon be back in Lords.
burg. A few days OF Colorado
Feather, at this time Of the year, TO a
man who is used TO the climate OF this
section Is enough to drive him back or
drive him crazy, and Mr., McCurmick
concluded to come back.
Louis Holman, the custom house
guard at Columbus, cate in Saturday
with Foug Sing, a Chlnamsn, found
TO he in the country unlawfuliy.
"FoDg Sing dldd't sneak In the
United States" said Mr.. HUFFMAN.
"he walked bodily 10. The fact is be
desired to be sent to China anyway
-Deming Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Thompson
passed through town Saturday, Ell
route from Boston to ClifLon. Mr.
Thompson ioated the Shannon copper
company, acting as it's fiscal agent
and has gone to Clifton to sdperintenc
the blowing 10 OF the Shannon smelter
He expects to stay in Clifton unit
shout the 6rst OF July.
Wednesday night burglars made ar
attempt ou the safe in the Wells
Fargo o6ice at Clifton. They blew of
the outside door, the 6Ee proof one
but on the inside found another doc
protecting the cash box, and this wa
so much OF a burglar proof affair tnel
could not 60 through It. The creates
loss the company suffered was thu
safe.
Last Friday morning Eli Wrigh
died OF pneumonia, having been sicl
since the previous SATURDAY., IN which
day he was Gfty eight years old. Mi
Wright had lived 10 this section u
country for several years. lie WAS
native Of Texas, and the father q
eight children, Eve Of whom ar
grown, His wife had been dead 70
Several years.
The Blsbee road runs a daily nike
train between DeminR aud DouRla'
The railroad officers say that as 500
As the passenger equipmeht, whlc
has been Ordered, arrives there will b
Dut on a regular p~a6Seuget train b
tween these two points. Some tim
$50 the officers promised to put on
passenger train between Douglas 30
Fl PaSo, running from Dsming 70