Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-08-24

Miss Ruby St, Clair, of Sllver City,
is visiting Mrs. N. w. Shine.
Christ Yaeeer has been in El Paso
this week, on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Ownby returned
to Lordsburg Sunday, and all will
make their home here.
MT. and Mrs. John Powers, and
children we're up from Hachita Satur-
day, visiting friends.
Miss Lawhorn, of Deming, visited
Mrs. J. L. Wells this week, while en-
route to Clifton.
Mrs. ]. A. Leahy and children, and
Mrs. o. r. Smyth, who have been in
El Paso for some time, are expected to
return to Lordsburg today.
julius Dhlfelder, OF Elizabethtown,
grand chancellor OF the Knights Of
Pythlas Of New Mexico, writes that
he will make an official visit to
Pyramid lodge next Monday night.
Supervisor Frank Billingsley, Of
Graham county, was in the city Satur.
day, en- route TO Solomonville, to at
tend a meeting of the board of SUI
pervisors, and wrestle with the assess
ment question.
There was a heavy earthquake IN
Peru last Thursday, and the damage
was almost as complete as the San
Francisco affair. The city of Val
paraiso is said to be a wreck from the
effects OF the earthquake and the dre.
j.. T. Mahouey, agent for the South.
ern Pacific, expects 60 leave with his
family next Monday for their old home
at Toledo, Ohio, for a vacation. Dur
ing his absence r. B. Ownby will have
charge Of the station business.
The juries for this term Of court
have been drawn, and Sheriff Farans'
worth has the list in his inside pocket,
and is looking for the men. The grand
jury will convene in Silver City on
September 3rd, but the petit jury will
not come there until the tenth, a
week later.
James P. McCabe, who has been
down IN Texas for some weeks, re-
turned Tuesday night, looking IN
much better health than he has for
some time. 1t was getting nearer to
sea level that did him good.
DR.. NJ. Q. Sinclair stopped but a
short time at the mines at Malone,
and then left for his home at Grand
Rapids, Michigan. He did not say
when work would be resumed at NAL
one.
The Arizona s. New Mexico road
has commenced work on it new ore
platform at Oil station, and the ore
shippers hope it will soon be complet'
ed. It will be thirty by one hundred
feet in size when 1nished.
The Eighty. Five mine resumed
shipments this week, on the com
mencement of work on the ore plat
form at Oil station. AS SOC as the
platform is finished the mine will ship
q carload OF ore daily.
Mrs. John T. McCabe aud daughter
are in El Paso, where Mrs. McCabe
took the little one for treatment In
the Provident hospital. Mrs. McCabe
writes that the baby is doing well. and
that she expects soon to be able to
return with it fully restored To health.
The Glendale sugar company, whose
factory is near Phoenix, and which
makes sugar from the beet, got to run
ming last week, and ell the Phonecians
are eating home made sugar. The
company expects that this, the nrst'
year it will make twenty-five hundred
toni of sugar.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. A. Woods second
child, Ray, died Monday morning. The
little one was all right Saturday after
noon, but had a croupy attack that
night, which turned into pneumonio'
and it died the next night. Ray was a
bright boy. He lacked ten days OF
Being two years old at the time Of his
death. His parents have the sym
pathY OF their many friends. J