Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-06-15
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe, JUNE Is 1905.
r. w. ely was up from Demlng the
first OF the week, on business.

ests south OF town.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Woods Monday, one OF
the ten pound variety.
Ira G. Conner and family are visiting
relatives In Texas, and expect to be
away for several weeks.
Mrs. w. u. Allen, who had been Wis
itlng her sister, Mrs. e. E. Kyes, re-
turned to her Ell Paso home Monday.
Mrs. e. e. Kyes and son left Mon
day for Jeddo, Michigan, to visit this
summer with relatives. Mr.. Kyes will
join them later on.
L. G. Jones and Miss Neddie Hart.
zog were married in Hachita, on the
9Th OF this month by the Rev. NJ. W.
Moberly.
Oscar Hunter and Sadie Robson were
married by judge McGrath Wednes.
day evening, TO the surprise of their
many friends.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John McOabe yesterday morning. The
mother and babe are doing tnoly, and
john is doing all the talking.
AL. Freeman, who was convicted at
Deming last week Of the murder OF
Victor Queen, at Central, was seu-
fenced to three years in the peniten.
ttary last Saturday.
Sunday is now strictly observed in
Deming, and the business men of the
town are glad that 1t is so, ard that
they have one day in the week to
themselves.
The Silver City baseball club expect
to come over and play the Lordsburg
club next Sunday. The L%ordsburgers
are making preparations to entertain
their visitors.
The baseball club has built a grand
stand at the ball ground for the ben
eft OF the people who like to look at a
game, but do not care enough for it to
stand out in the sun, and watch the
players.
Adam Rlehl, who recently bought
the Myrtle hotel, left Thursday, with
his family for California, where he ex-
poets to be for several weeks. During
his absence his sisters, Mrs. Swan and
Mrs. Knight, will have charge Of the
Myrtle.
Miss Geneyieve Robinson was down
from Steeplerock last Friday, aud took
the east bound train. She expects to
spend the next few months in New
York and Boston, where she has many
friends.
f. Riddiford, a postofice inspector
was in the city last week, to investi-
gate the destruction of the mail, at
the time the depot vas burned last
September. lie went away with the
Impression that the trouble was all
caused by fire.
AT the recent term of the district
court at SocoIro eight Indians were
convicted Of killing deer out OF season.
They claimed there had been a change
Of the open season, which they did not
&now about, when they killed the
deer. Judge Parker suspended sent
ence during good behavior.
Lamar Cobb, the boss OF the dem
ocratic party Of Graham county, was
in the city Wednesday, en- route to
Phoenix. Mr.. Cobb is an enthusiastic
admirer of Col. Bryan, and is almost
tempted to vote for joint statehood, so
that he may have a chance to vote for
the peerless leader 10 1903.
1. b. Grants carpenter gang finally
finished the work on the rock crusher
at Stems and came to L%ordshurg
Wednesday night. Yesterday they
commenced work on the new depot,
and it will not be long now until the
railroad employees have a house Of
their own.
r. Il. Fitz, Of the Aurora mining
company, arrived in town yesterday,
coming directly from the headquarters
nf the company, at Elgin, Illinois.
While here Mr.. Fitz expects to make
arrangements for the working OF the
property, into which his company has
put considerable money. and out OF
which it wants to get more.
The Grant county teachers institute
is in session at Silver City this week,
and probably will continue next week.
Miss Swan and Mrs. Shine are in at
tendance. Under the law It is neces-
sary for every person who desires to
teach a school in the territory to at
tend a county institute.
Masons for many miles around were
gathered in El Paso the FIRST OF the
week, for taking the degrees OF the
Scottish Right, OF which there are
thirty-two. They we're given fourteen
Of them, and then told to go home and
think these over until October, when
they could take some more. Eugene
Moses, OF Lordsburg, was one of the
class.
II, A. Lister, president, and o. B.
Weaver, general manager OF the North
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