Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-08

tionfdcthe'ofhcb as ~assedsor, for the coming
state election. subject TO the approval Of the
democratic convention,
EDwARD DICKINSON.
fMiss VeIn& Baileg has gone to Tue
son, to visit Miss Flora Gramley,
1--WE HasmaH went down to Ell Paso
this week to take a look at holiday
goods.
F. E. Smith, Well-Fargo Agent,
has returned from his vacation trip,
and is again at work.
+. r. Coon went over to Silver City
yesterday to impart some Important
iaformation to the grandjury.
n. N. Kedzie came in from Los
Angeles last Sunday and stopped a
day or so, visiting friends,
Sheriff McGrath came over from
SILVER City Friday and stayed till
Sunday. to visit his children.
DR.. and Mrs. DeMoss we're in from
their ranch on the river the latter
part of last week, visiting friends.
Last Monday was labor day, and
the laboring men OF Lordsburg cele-
brated the day by laboring as usual.
Mrs. o. J. Gramley and family have
moved to Tucson, where Mr.. Gram
ley is employed by the railroad COM
pany.
A new arrival in town is j. @. Doerr,
who came here from Albuquerque.
BIr. Doerr is a tailor, and has opened
a shop.
Mrs. w. B. Kelley and her two boys
we're in town Monday, returning to
Clifton from a vacation spent on the
beaches
Line Rider Ash has been in town
thls week, and he picked up ~serveral
horses that had been smuggled or
stfayed in from Mexico.
Professor Fitzgerald returned
Wednesday from his trip to Pennsyl-
Vania, ready to commence his duties
as principal Of the city schools.
i. a. Leahy and Jas. Barclay made
an FL Paso trip this week. They
heard that the Magonistas were going
to lake J~uarez, and went down 10 see
the fight.
The called statement Of the condi-
tion OF The First national bank appears
this week. 1t shows the bank Is in a
fine condition, and has resources with
in. $500 of 100000.
Mrs. H. A.. Fuller and Mrs. George
sTrimble came in from a vacation trip
to California this week. Vacation
was a little too much for Mrs. Fuller,
and she is down with quite a severe
fever.
ID. H. Wright was in from his
mountain ranch last Saturday, and
brought the LIBERAL some fine peach
es from his orchard, which is bearing
this year for the first time. 1t is very
hhe fruit.
Geo. Cosper, Of the Lower ella, was
in the city yesterday, returning from
Silver City, where he sold about
seventy dollars worth of watermelons.
Mr.. Cosper is figuring ON taking a
hand in politics thissfall.
The ore shipmeP last week ap-
preached normal again There Were
thirty-three cars shipped. During
themopth,G of August there we're liz
cars 0fnRe shipped from this town
and each one produced a comfortable
check,
The FL Paso and Southwestern Il
preparing to do a heavy business. II
Is taking up all the So pound rails, anC
reIaying them with so pound rails. II
is said the Golden State limited will
run over this line next year, and thi;
company wants rails heavy enough u
carry it.
T. A. Kerr, /. B. Porter and Bailey
Smith have been appointed trustees
Of the new school district, recently
established on the Animas, between
here and Stems. A wooden schoo
house will be erected at once. anC
will be built according TO the plan
published by Territorial Superinten
dant Of Instruction Clark.
A portion Of the local base ball club
with additions to make ogg a nine
went out TO Morenci last Saturday anl
played TWO games Of ball Sunday, ant
then Joined the labor day picnic a
Guthrie, and got in a game there, re
tuEPing on Tuesdays train. They
Mfsey they had q splendid time, ant
we're royalty treated BY the Moreno
alaIaKs.