Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-06-01
WESTERN LIBERAL.
IoRDsBURo JUNE ! 1906.
Eugene Moses returned Sunday, from
a trip down In Texas.

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a trip down In Texas.
Mrs. Owen this week sold the Myr.
tie hotel to A. Riehl, consideration
private.
The Rev. J. T. French, presiding
elderof this district, has been visiting
the Methodist church here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dlckey have
been in the city this week, visiting
Mrs. Dickey's brother, DR.. Crocker.
A daughter was born to Mr.and Mrs.
II. j. McGrath In Ri Paso, last Friday
morning.
W. B. Walton was in town last Fri
day, coming here on one OF his regular
trips to visit his numerous clients.
Mrs. Classen, mother OF Harry Clas.
sen, died last week at her home in San
Francisco.
W. S. 0lden, Southern Pacific agent
at Steius who lost most of his posses.
sions in the recent depot fire, was in
the city Tuesday, to purchase some Of
the necessities OF life.
The Luna County grand jury refused
TO indict Prof. Diekey for killing Prof.
Duff. 1t made a thorough examina-
tlon of the case, aud evidently came
to the conclusion that Prof. Dickey
did the killing in self defense.
H. J. McGrath went down to FL
Paso Sunday, to see that baby. 1t is
somewhat surprising, but Mr.. Nc.
Grath states it is a fact, that of all the
millions Of babies that have been born
this year there is not another such a
one as this one
d. G. Hobart, the we'll known prac.
tical politician of Silver City, was in
town between trains Friday, return
ing home from Clifton, where he had
been on a political mission, supposed
TO be connected with the new state OF
Arizona.
A 81 pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Brown Monday night.
This is Mr.. Browns second son, aud
he smiles a superior sort of smile when
congratulating the fathers Of the many
girl babies that have been born In this
section during the past few months.
Mrs. NJ. Crocker Of Lordsburg, was
initiated into the order OF the Eastern
Star lodge, Tuesday evening, a ban.
quet was given in her honor at the
conclusion of the Initiation. DR.. Crock.
er, Geo. Elkins and John Parks will
become members at the next meet
ing.-Deming Headlight.
A, P. Rogers, a mining engineer from
Chicago, is here looking Over the min
ing district south of town. Mr.. Rogers
is here in the interest Of the Western
Mines Development company, which
is interested in the Bonney company,
out besides looking at the properties
owned by the company, will look the
district over thoroughly.
The articles OF Incorporation of the
Lordsburg Sc Pyramid railroad, de.
scriptions of which have been printed
in the LIBERAL, were fled 10 the Of
fee Of the secretary OF the territory
this week. The incorporators are W.
II. Small, ]. A. Leahy, j. L. Wells, T.
A. Lister, of Lordsburg, and Fl. E.
Hoffman, of Victor, Colorado. The
capital of the company is $50, 00O, Of
which 81 900 has been paid 10.
The Luna county grand jury indict-
ed twenty-four men for violating the
Sunday law, and hereafter the business
men of Deming will ''be good" The
trial Of James W. Wiley and Al. Free.
man, who are charged with numbering
Victor Queen, at Central, a year or so
ago, is being tried this week, at Dem
ing, on a charge of venue from this
county. One of the peculiar things
about this trial is that Jas. L. Fielder
is helping to prosecute the case, In
stead Of defending it.
George L. Walker, editor Of the Bos-
ton Commercial, who visited Clifton
recently, published a long letter 10 the
Commercial a week ago, telling about
the Shannon mine aud reduction
works. Mr.. Walker was very enthusi-
astic regarding the Shannon outlook,
and considers the Shannon stock a
fne investment. From Clifton be
went to Globe, and last weeks paper
contained a description Of the Old
Dominion property. From Globe be
went to Cananea, Douglas aud Bisbee,
and the properties there will be des-
cribed in future issues Of the paper.
The L%ordsburg baseball club has or
ganized for the season, and is prepar-
ed TO tackle anything 10 the playing
llne that mey come this way. They
have bought new maroon uniforms,
and the girls say they are too hand
some for anything. The club has laid
ia a supply of balls, bats, gloves aud
all needed paraphernalia with which
TO do good work. A new ground, east
OF the old smelter, has been cleared
of, and is in good shape for the work.