Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-06-16
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, JUNE 10, 1906.
A ten pound daughter was born to
NJ. and Mrs. 81. W. Fuller Tuesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Fuller Tuesday.
Miss JeBnle Rowe, Of Kokomo, In.
diana, Is visiting With Mrs. W. H.
Small and probably will remain all
summer.
DR.. Csssels has purchased the inter.
est Of his partner, @. 1. Moore, In the
drug business, and Mr.. Moore has re.
turned TO Demlng.
n. W. Shine and family left Monday
Tor San Rafeal, California, to spend
three months with Mr.. Shines parents,
who live IN that beautiful California
city.
Nelse Warrington, who was recently
taken TO the county seat on accounted
bis mental condition, has been ad-
Judged insane, and is nov In the ia
sane asylum at Las Vegas.
u. e. Kyes has taken charge OF the
business Of the Continental oil com.
pnny az this point, and is now the per.
sonal representative Of John d. Rock.
erfeller In southern Grant county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. McCabe, who
had been spending some time at the
Fort Thomas bot springs, returned
the 1rst of the week. Mr.. McOabe
says that be left all his rheumatism 10
Arizona.
WANTED. - Vacant farm house
within 10 TO 10 miles Of L%ordsburg.
Tenant will make needed repairs at
his own expense. Address stating
terms and cost, f. L. Oswald, care
Western Liberal, Lordsburg.
r. NJ. KedEle, who has had charge Of
the books for the Eagle drug mercan-
tile company for several years, has re-
signed, and expects to move to Los
Angeles. Mr.. Young Henderson sue.
ceeds him 10 his old position.
The country was visited Sunday by
an extensive rain, that is it extended
over considerable country. There
were heavy rains south Of here; some
rain In town. In El Psso there we're
heavy rains, and the Santa Fe road
suffered from waShOuts.
The century plant that is Towering
in r. NJ. Kedzle's front yard is an OBJ.
iect Of interest. 1t sent up its central
spike some twelve feet In about three
weeks, and the first Of the week IL
commenced to throw out the flower at
the top Of the spike. One thing about
the century plant is not slow aud that
is the way II grows when 1t commences
TO flower. 1t does that In a hurry.
The territorial board Of education
held q meeting last week. The last
legislature provided that the board
could issue life certificates. After re-
ceiving q Of these certificates a
teacher does not have TO bother with
examinations. There we're fourteen
Of these certificates issued by the
board, and four Ut them went, to the
following Grant county teachers; Miss
Elizabeth Swan, Of Lordsburg; Miss
IsAbelle l.. Eckels, Mrs. Elizabeth r.
Jackson, aud Miss Emma r. Koehler,
Of Silver City.
+. 8. Oswold arrived In town from
San Antonio. Texas, Wednesday. He
is looking for a location for a party Of
Algerlans, who are now at San An.
tonic, and want to locate at some fav-
Orable spot IN this section of the
country and cultivate the date palm.
Mr.. Oswald thinks of bringing them
here, and allowing them to make this
place 3 rallYing point, and from here
look for favorable locations. These
men Faye some capital, ard it may be
they will conclude to locate ia the
valley north of here, and prospect for
water.
Wednesday morning there was two
cafloads Of negroes, men, women and
children, 10 town. They had been i'm
ported from the neighborhood Of San
Antonio, Texas, to work on the sec
tions on the Tucson division. To
OTueE W mdho buo mcu C~OuJCuOCu
their families were brought along. AS
the proper arrangements for their
commlssarY had not been made the
cars we're stopped here Wednesday
morning, aud the outfit was given
breakfast. They were mostly young
people, who seemed happy, but there
we're some old ones 10 the bunch who
did not like the looks Of the country,
and we're homeslck. II they prove
q success at the work and are fairly
c~Ontsnted it is probable that many
more will be brought out to work on
the sections, and take the places Of
the Mexloans.
The eastbourd passenger train 10
went into the ditch near Benson We'd
nesday, caused by a defective rail, IL
Il supposed. The mail car turned
over, and postal clerk Wall lit on a
pile Of dirt. he reported at drst that
be MAS only skinned and bruised, but
q subsequent examination showed one
OF his ribs was broken. Extra clerks
we're sent up from El Paso, met the