Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-06-02
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe. JuNE 2. l0O5.

Charlie Fuller was 10 from the river
the nrst Of the week.
W. II. Small and Jas. P. McCabe
made an Fl Paso trip the arst OF the
week.
Mrs. o. 8. Warren, Of Silver City,
has been visiting friends 10 town this
week.
Judge NJ. J. Egan was down from
Clifton yesterday, attending to com.
pany business.
D. h. Wright was 10 from the noun
tains this week, on business, for the
1rst time 10 several months.
S. W. VIM, secretary Of the Nat.
ional gold and silver mining company.
is at STEMS Pass. from Chicago.
R L. Powell, who has been survey
ing in the southern partof the county,
was In the city Yesterday, en- route
home.
Charlie Herman, the well known
purveyor of hats, was ia the town
from st. Louis this week, With several
trunks Of samples.
The Fort Thomas hot springs is be.
coming q popular resort for Lords
burgers. Henry Fuller left for there
the arst OF the week.
Peter Jochim returned the FIRST OF
the week from a trip to the Fort
Thomas hot springs. The baths re-
lieved bis rheumatism wonderfully.
A. G. Smith, cashier of the ella val
hey bank aud trust company, at Cir.
ton, vas 10 the city a short time Mon
day, returning from a business trip to
Bisbee.
]. F. Cleveland, of the Leader, at
Morenci, was In the city Sunday, hav-
Eng come down from the mountain
camp TO escort some friends, who we're
leaving for the east.
The New Mexican reports that
Warner v. White, who spent some
months in Lordsburg, last winter, will
receive an appointment in the Office of
the territorial secretary, vice, G. A.
Fleming, whs will resign.
The Rock Island was tied up the
tirst OF the week, with washout bridges
up In Kansas. The Golden State linn.
tied due here Monday night did not
get here until Tuesday night, being
about twenty-four hours late.
G., F.. DUNCAN, the Hachita mer.
chant, has been spending the week in
Lordsburg, visiting his partner, j. A.
Leahy, and enjoying the Lordsburg
climate, which he thinks is a great inn
provement on the Hachlta variety.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCabe left the
1rst OF the week for Fort Thomas hot
springs where they expect To stay for a
few weeks, aud where Mr.. McCabe
hopes 70 leave an attack OF rheuma-
tism, with which he has been suffering.
E. w. Olapp, grand chancellor Of the
Knights Of Pythias Of New Mexico, re-
turned on Thursday from his lrst trip
over the territory. visiting the various
lodges. He reports them all in a pros.
porous condition, and that he had a
very ENJOYABLE trip.
The female relatives OF the Knights
OF PFthias are arranging for the organ
ization OF a lodge OF the Rathboue Sis
ters, an order formed for the female
relatives OF the Knights. They have
had one or two meetings, preparatory
TO organization, and expect to have
another tomorrow night at the hall.
Ed. Holmig, who some years ago was
one OF the well known stockmen south
Of here, but who has been living ia lei
Paso for several years, was in town the
latter part OF last week, shaking hands
with his friends. To the great sur
prise OF many Of them be announced
that be had married a most beautiful
lady last January.
The Lewis & Clarke exposition
opened at Portland, Oregon, yester-
day. From the advance reports of the
exposition it undoubtedly will be q
great success as an exhibit, aud the
railroads hope It will be a great sue
cess as regards attendance, for most OF
the people who will attend, il 1t is a
financial success, will have TO ride
there on the railroads.
Charlie O'Kelley who used TO run as
a freight conductor on this division
ten or twelve years ago, wash the city
this week, talking life insurance, rep
resenting the railway department Of
the Conservative Life, of Los Angeles.
He says bis brother TON, who also was
q conductor on this division about the
sametime, is manager Of the railway
department OF the Conservative. The
OKelly brothers had many friends
when they we're working here, who are
glad TO know that they are doing so
well.
A gang OF men are employed along