Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-04-20
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG, APRIL, 20 1905,

Patterson, a ten pound boy.
Sunday night there was quite a
shower, which continued with inter
walls for some hours.
Mrs. John Rieden, who has been Wis
itlng her parents at Houston, Texas,
returned to Lordsburg last Friday, to
the great delight OF Johu.
Bay Shannon was in the city Tues
day with a couple OF carloads OF ine
beef cattle, which he was taking from
Phoenix to Clifton.
Prof. +. A. Jones was in the city
this week from Albuquerque, looking
after the interests Of the North
American company.
S. Aronstein was in from Ell Paso
this week, telling the dealers what a
wonderfully good cigar the Interna-
tlonal vas.
Miss Anna Stevens, who has been
visiting with her aunt In Albuquerque
for the past six months, returned
home yesterday,
H. W. Judson, OF the Yankee Hill
mining company, which recently pur-
chased some properties south OF town
of James Sterling, is in town this
week.
P. Wiseman, formerly s%uperintend-
ent OF the Shannon copper company,
OF Clifton, has been in the city this
week, looking at some mining PROPOSE
tions in the Virginia district south Of
town. He was with the party that was
being entertained by Col. Bean.
Green Lauderdale was down from
Duncan Monday, accompanied by
George Spaw and Wade Cosper, aud
made final proof aud committed bis
homestead entry for a flne farm 10 the
ella valley In the Lower ella precinct,
a few miles above Duncan.
The foundation for the new depot is
in place, and the masons have been at
work this week putting in the founda-
tion for the hospital. AS soon as the
work on the crusher and other build
ings at Stems is completed the men
there engaged will go to work on the
building here.
Smelter returns from ore shipped to
the Copper Queen at Douglas from the
Eighty. Five mines were so satisfactory
that work will be pushed on the mines
and regular shipments Of ore made.
The Copper Queen is anxious to get
the high grade silica ores from this
camp.
o. B. Weaver, of Williamsport,
Pennsylvania, vice president Of the
North American mining company, is
in the city this week, taking his first
look at the properties OF the company.
Mr.. Weaver is greatly interested, and
contemplates remaining here perman-
emily, to look after the interests of the
company.
Col. S. L. Bean, accompanied by a
party OF eastern capitalists, was In the
city the first of the week, and spent
most OF the time in the bills south OF
town, looking over the many proper
ties in the Virginia district owned by
the Colonel and his associates.
There is a cottonwood tree in front
of the Clifton saloon that has been
growing there for at least ten years.
This year. for the first time in its life
it has had the first crop Of cotton
peculiar to the male species Of the
tree. 1t has been a long time reaching
maturity.
Mrs. DR.. Hagen and children, who
formerly lived ia Lordsburg, are visit
ing in Silver City this week. They ex-
pect to leave in a week or so for Lond-
on, England, to join DR.. Hagen, who
is located there as the British agent
of the DUPONT powder company.
Attorney Alyan N. White has moved
his law Office from the Pickett build.
ing to the Card building, across the
street, in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Attorney Colin Neblett.-Sll-
yer City Independent. L~ordsburgers
who try to do business with Superln.
tendent OF Schools Alvan N. White
complain that many OF his letters
come bearing the FL Paso postmark.
Mrs. A. S. Goodell, who was here a
couple OF weeks ago with her sick
baby, en- route home from Clifton, had
to stop at Deming, owing to the little
ones condition, has arrived at her
home 10 Silver City, and the little one
is reported to be much improved in
health.
The New Mexican publishes the fol.
lowing notice OF Incorporation of a
local company, as aled 10 the Office OF
the secretary of the terrltory.-Lords-
burg Mining and Reduction Company.
Incorporators are James L. Wells and
Thomas A. Lister OF Lordsburg, and
Henry e. Hoffman Of Victor, Colorado.
The company is capitalized at 5000, 900,
OF which 5000 has been subscribed by
the i"ncorDoratorg as follows; James L.