Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-07-28

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Jas. Edgar was in from Bedrock
this week.
Sam Richardson was in from Red
rock Saturday on business.
Ask any Of the Older Residents,
about DR.. Moran's dental work.
DR.. M. J. Moran, Of Deming, will
come TO Lordsburg August 14th, and
stay for n week to do some dental
work.
All those wishing dental work will
do we'll to see Doctor Moran Of Dem
ing during the week OF the l4th Of
Auguat.
f. C. Knollenberg, Of FL Paso,
formerly Of Silver City, was In town
Saturday, on business, and went up
to Duncan.
DR.. NJ. J.. Moran, Secretary Of the
Territorial Board of Dental Examin-
ers, will spend a week with us COM
mencing August the 14th.
Ore shipments picked up a little
the last week. and the roads were a
little better, and twenty ears Of ore
were shipped from the camp.
Jody Dunagan, who has been down
in Texas, where he figured on set
thing, got enough Of it in a short
time and has returned to L~ordsburg.
The articles Of incorporation Of The
Arizona & New Mexico railway,
which is the company that has taken
over the old Arizona s. New Mexico
railway and the Lordsburg s. Hachita
railroad. is printed in this weeks
papers.
John ]. Malone came down from
Lordsburg Saturday evening to assist
in the installation Of officers at the
X of P. Lodge, John met many Of his
old friends here who we're glad to see
him. he returned Sunday morning.
Duncan Arizonian.
The Bureau Of Immigration is max
ing extensive preparations for the
New Mexico Development Congress,
which is to meet at Mountanair a
week from next Saturday. 1t is ex-
pected that plans will be made there
that will boost the population Of the
state.
Nick Powers Of Brockman. has
been down to Douglas to tell the peo-
pie interested in mining about the
wonderful discovery he has made nea
Brockman. He mixed up with the
international reporter, and got a
half column interview on the first
page OF that paper last Saturday.
W. E. Cureton and Harry Martin
we're in town last Friday to receive
two car loads Of fullblood Hereford
bulls shipped from the east. These
bulls cost $500 and goes to show that
Messrs. Cureton and Martin believe
in keeping their stock graded up to
a high standard Of perfection. Insell-
ing this year they received 81 o on
the head than other cattleman simply
because their stock warranted the
better price.-Duncan Arizonian.
A letter came into L%ordsburg this
week, addressed to "Mr. Cannon,
Mgr. Best Baseball Team out side
Deming." 1t proved to be from Man
ager Bush, Of the Deming team, who
wanted to make a date for another
game In Lordsburg, and wanted to
come up next Sunday. The Deming
team the manager says, likes to play
with the Lordsburg team, for they
have found that they are ball players,
and gentlemen. The game is arrang-
ed for, and will be pulled of next Sun
day and will be an interesting one.
The kids have found something new
In Lordsburg, tits a swimming place,
something they never had before.
The dam that has been built below
town, to retain the flood water In the
lake, to s for irrigating purposes has
backed the water up so that it is four
or Eve feet deep In place, deep enoughto
swim inland not deep enough to drown
. kid, for he can walk out II 1t proves
too deep for him. The Lordsburg
kids, excepting the few whose parents
have taken them TO the California
hSacheS, have never had q chance
before to learn how to swim, and they
ago making the most Of this chance.
The Arizona b New Mexico road
had troubles Of its own Monday. A
rain undermined some track and a
cuiVert near Thomson, and the north
bound passenger train was caught
south Of the wash. The track was
repaired and the train got to Duncan
q little after four. Then it was found
that the freight train had encounter
Cd . washOver near south Siding, and
had three cars In the ditch, and the
passenger train was held In Duncan,
where the passengers could get hotel
accommodations, till the track was
cleared. 1t got out Of Duncan at 7.3O