Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-01-26
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURe. JANUARY. % laoe.

wanted cashed.
Charlie Lindsey left the flrst Of the
week, for Los Angeles, where he will
look for a business opening.
Reports from the City Of Mexico tell
that the Clifton contingent that took
10 the big excursion are having a great
time.
Santa Teresa, who made such a stir
among the Mexicans by her wonderful
control over paiu, died at her home Ia
Clifton last week.
A. L. Jessup, special agent Of the
German American iusurauce company,
was 10 the city Friday, looking after
the affairs of bis company.
R. L. Powell, the surveyor, was 10
The city Friday, returning from Gold
Hi, where be had been running some
lines.
A letter from H. N. Bowen, who for
a time was connected with the Aber-
deen copper company here, states that
he is at Keunett, California.
J. B. Foster, secretary OF the Bonuey
mining company, was down from Chi
caRo the latter part OF last week, and
spent a few days at the niue.
R. II. Cushman came in from Yuma
Friday aud took charge Of the South.
-ern Pacific Office here, relieving q. f..
Hollipger, and will remain in charge
until a new agent is appointed.
Mrs. William Charles, of Stems, who
has been down with an attack Of
pneumonia, has so far recovered that
she was able to make a Lordsburg trip
this week.
j. G. Hopkins, Of Esmont, Virginia,
one OF the largest stockholders in the
Arizona copper company, who has been
spending some time at Clifton, left
last week for his Virginia home.
j. e. Hannum, the travelling rep
Tesentatlve Of the Continental oil
company, was 10 the city this week,
looking after the affairs OF the com
pany.
The Chinese New Year festivities
commenced Tuesday night, and the
boys have been having a great time
ever since. They will wind up with a
flnal aud extensive explosion of crack.
.ers tonight.
Mrs. Madeleine Boles Teale, who was
10 Lordshurg a few weeks ago, return
ing TO Los Angeles from a visit to her
mother, Mrs. DR.. Fales, at Clifton,
was married to II. A. Stevenson, of
Los Angeles last week.
The story that Micky Hogan told the
Clifton Era about how Scotty happen
ed 10 shoot himself has gone all over
the country, and has been swallowed
by many papers that do not know
Micky.
A broken rail on one of the side
tracks in the Southern Pacific yard
here allowed a couple Of cars to tip
over. No particular damage was done
except TO the cars. The freight was
transferred, and later the cars were
picked Up and set right.
Christ Yeager does not believe In.
putting off until tomorrow what can
be done today, is hard az work, doing
his assessment work for 1906. He has
been at work on the Mollie Dream,
and has uncovered a body Of ane ore.
Az average sample OF it was sent to
El Paso for assay, and was found to
run ST., pretty fair ore in any mans
camp.
e. j. Sittig, superintendent of the
International development company,
returned form Ell Paso the first of the
week, where be had been to meet A..
W.. Hompe, OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
igan, president Of the company, who
had been called there on other bust
ness, aud who took the occasion to
consult the superintendent OF his min-
log interests.
The athletes at Clifton and Morenci
are greatly interested Ia bowling this
winter, and all kinds OF matches have
been pulled of. La Clifton II four men
happen to live on the same side OF the
river it is enough reason for their
forming a bowling team, aud challeng
ing any four men on the other side Of
the river.
Ensign Wade, who was chief en-
gineer OF the Bennington, when It's
boilers exploded 10 the San Diego har.
Dor a few weeks ago, has been acQuit-
ted by court martial Of all responsible
ity for the disaster. II he had been
the engineer on a merchant vessel and
the boilers had similarly exploded he
would have been fred long ago. II was
lucky for him that be was working for
the navy department, and was tried
by men who we're liable to be 10 sim
liar trouble.
Brady Howard, a Southern Pacific
bridge foreman, was shot at Bowie last
week. and taken to the hospital, at
Tucson, where 1t is hoped be will re.