Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-11-07
WESTERN LIBERAL.
1oRDsBURe. NOV. ', 1902.

- VlslUiug ner sister, Mrs. John
McCabe.
The club the young men organized
a few months ago has died from a
lack OF patronage.
H. r Bginkman, after voting Tues
day, took the east bound train FOR
Pueblo, Colorado, TO visit his family.
He expects to be gone for a couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Tom St8Nar, wife OF the well
known engineer on the ArIxona g.
New Mexic0road died in El Paso last
week, whore She had been 10 the hos
pital.
Judge W. H. Henry's son while en-
route east from San francisco,
dropped of and made hls father a
visit, and watched a New Mexico
election.
john hcCabe and family came in
from the Animas last week. Mr.. Nc.
Cabe stayed TO vote, and then left for
the northern part Of the territory to
buy q few dozen bulls TO put 90 his
Fanch,
Col. Z. A. Durham returned from
his northern Trip "Wednesday. He got
to Clifton too late to vote, but il
would have made no difference in the
returns If be had got there sooue
expect an increase in the majoritles.
ThOs. A. Lister, president Of the
North American mining company,
writes che Liberal that he expects to
arrive 10 Lordsburg In a few weeks,
and spend the winter here pushing
work on the company's properties
south Of town.
HR HFRN .rTE fF
The Elksl at FL Paso are making ex-
tensive preparations for a fair which
will be In process of operation from
the tenth to the fifteenth Of this
month. Judging by what the Ell Paso
papers say Of IL the visitors will have
lOts of fun. %
K. W. Ulmer, who had charge Of the
dry goods department Ut the Eagle
drug mercantile company, aud left for
Tombstone a few months ago, re
turned the drst Of the week, and
again took charge Of the dry goods
department.
Frank McGrew an old time pros
pector, SrecentlY frotn Colorado, has
been over this section Of the county
during the past few months, and has
finally settled down at Gold Hill. He
has relocated the old Yankee, which
had long since been abandoned, and
thlnks be has an excellent showing,
The reports from Morenci are that
Judge w. n. Settle was defeated In
his ace for the ONCE Of justice. II
eve a man was beat by his record in.
66lce It was Judge Settle. lie has
collected too many fines, aud sent too
many men to jail. The average citi-
zen Of MoreEcI wants a justice who is
a little more lenleut.
L, A. Snyder wal In town Friday,
made a trip up to Clifton, returning
Wednesday. MI, Snyder is now con.
nected with the smelter at Prescott,
and was ia this section looking for
ores for the smelter. This smelter Is
not connected with the trust, and is
not only able, but willing u offer the
miners excellent terms for ores.
Harry Hawley, who was here a few
weeks ago, visiting his sister, Mrs. r..
n. Kedzie, went from here to Los
Angeles, where he was taken sick.
he went to the hospital. The dis
Ease proved to be typhoid fever, and
Wednesday came the word that he
was dead. He was a bright young
man, about nineteen years old. and
his uhtimely death Vas sadl
The Detroit company of Morenci
has made q contract with the Supe-
Tior company to take out a quantity
OF ore from it's miRe. IL is thought
the ore is just what the Detroit com.
pany needs for lining the %convertOrs.
II the ore proves to work successfully
in the converter the Detroit company
has the privilege Of buying the mine.
1t is shipping in coal this week, and
preparing to take out the ore.
The Independent reports that
School Superintendent White has re-
established the school in Hachita.
There have been so few school child
rem Ia the district noschool was kept
and the district abolished, A petit
ton for the re-establishment OF the
district vac signed By every man st
Hachita. The school will be held at
the new town OF Hachita, and will
commence as soon as a building can
be procured for It's use.
DR.. NJ. @. Sinclair, president, and
DR.. r. M. Luton, secretary of the In.
transitional gold mining and milling