Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1910-03-11
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG. March Ii, 1910

i. Champie was In from Bedrock
this week on business,
b. B. Ownby made a Deming trip
this week on important business.
A new restaurant is being opened
next door to the LIBERAL Office.
W. H. Taylor made a combined
business and pleasure trip to Ell Paso
Nh. j. @. Schwemmer, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her son, w. f. Rit-
ter.
J. S. Brown was in Silver City this
week, as a witness before the grand
jury.
Aft Jernigan has been up from Ha-
chita this week, visiting his sister,
Mrs. j. s.. Brown.
Mrs. John Robgol, who was in the
hospital at De- ing, has fully recover
ed, and refn Led home.
II. G. Elwas, the metallurgist in
charge of the Bonney smelter, made
an El Paso trip the first of the week.
The infant babe of Jess Bryan died
at Morenci Monday, and the body was
brought t Lordsburg for burial Tues
day.
Lordsburg is in need of a reinforced
concrete jail, one that will not burn,
and whose ventilator iues are burg
lar proof.
There were thirteen cars of ore
shipped from here last week by the
So company, w. It Scarborough and
@. w. Marsalis.
A company Of glass blowers was in
town last week and amused the chill
dren with glass blowing and a punch
and judy exhibition.
e. G. Belt has sold his interest in
the Pyramid ice and soda water. Mr..
Belt is In Ell Paso, where his boys are
at work, and probably will remain
there.
George Hayden went over to Silver
City Wednesday to tell the grand
jury about the death of one of his
calves. He thinks he knows the gull
ty party.
Charlie Noble came down from
Stems Monday with his left eye swol-
len out Of shape. Some insect had
stung him. Under treatment the eye
resumed its normal condition,
J. p. Mansfield was down from
Stems Monday. Recently MIR. Mans
field had a round with a calf, and got
kicked on the leg, and as a conse-
quence had to travel on erutches for
several days.
Invitations are now out for the
wedding of WE. Ritter and Miss Mar
garet Ba mes, of Silver City, wuich
will be celebrated in the church Of the
Good Shepherd, in Silver City, on
March 2SJh, Easter Monday.
w. ID. Gilland made a trip over to
Silver City, returning Sunday night,
and told the grand jury all about j.
7. Ryan stealing his horse and buggy.
The grand jury promptly indicted Mr..
Ryan, and he will be tried next week.
John T. McCabe and VIM. Black
burn are in Silver City, serving their
country as grand jurors. There is a
large amount of business before the
court, and the term will be a long
one, If the money holds out to keep it
going.
The breaking Of the car of oil in
the Arizona s. New Mexico yard, and
the consequent loss Of the oil caused
a ruption in the happy lot of yard
men in the employ of the Southern
Pacific, and most of the crew are
hunting new jobs.
The mysterious George T. William
son, who was appointed member OF
the mounted police force from Lords,
burg, has been located. He is the
new special agent Of the Southern
Pacific, and has charge of the police
work of the railroad between Ell Paso
and Yuma.
The articles of Incorporation OF the
Q. D. ID. Leasing company were filed
In the office Of the secretary, at Santa
he last Friday. The company has
a million dollars capital, with T. A.
Lister as president. 1t was organ
ized to work some properties owned
by Mr.. Lister south of town.
Last week there was summer wealth
Ell In this section, the month Of March
coming In like a lamb. For several
days 1t was not necessary to have a
fire for comfort. This did not last,
and Monday 1t was so chilly that a
fire was very comfortable, and since
then we have some weather.
Dallas, Texas, made a record last
week. "a moh entered the court
house, UhsTe 8 tfial was in progress,
took the prisoner, a negro, out and
hanged him 70 an arch in the public
street. The mob made no attempt &c
disguise, and the authorities have made
no ATTEMPT To apDrehend the mem.