Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-06-06

OF Apra4.
D. @. Cressweli, the postmaster at
Stems was In the city the first Of the
week.
Senator H. B. Holt, Of Las Cruces,
was In the city this week, on business
for H. f. Dsngberg, Of the Highland
Cattle company.
i. H. Hollen has rented the Hollen
House to John Augustine. Mr.. Hollen
intends to take things easy for a time
and enjoy life.
Billy Hamilton was down from Cliff
ton Tuesday, en- route to Globe on
business. This is the first time for
eight years he has been to Lordsburg
Tom Windhsm was IN town this
week for the first time In year or
so. He has not lost any flesh since
his last visit to L%ordsbuYg.
Miss Sara Kedzie, who has been
visiting In California, and was on her
way to eastern Texas, stopped over
last Saturday for a day In Lordsburg,
to visit her cousin, D. H. Kedzie.
The town was full Of cowboys again
this week. There was a cattle ship
ment Tuesday the cattle coming from
the Bedrock section Of the country,
about eleven cars we're shipped.
b. NJ. McWhorter came In from the
Gold Hill country the first Of the
week to close up matters on a script
entry, and to make application to
purchase 1880 acres OF state land.
o. Ryback, the manager of the
Bonny mining company, returned
from a visit to Michigan, and says he
intends to resume shipments from the
mine. he expects Mr.. Foster down
here In the al future.
A note from New York tells of the
arrival of a fine baby boy at the home
Of Emil Wlggers on the 22nd. Mr..
Wlggers. who owns some mining
property In the Shakespeare district,
says he would not trade the boy for
all the mines In New Mexico.
]. A Baird, who was over here from
Alamcgordo last week, visiting his
grandchildren, male a trip over to
see the artesisn wells in the San
Simon valley. He has returned to
AlamogOrdo, to give some people a
chance to pay their taxes.
FL Paso Is a thirty day town, that
is when 1t Is not a sixty or ninety day
town. Recently a nan who though
there vas some people in that city
who would like to pay cash for their
groceries, at a cash price, started two
such stores The stores are now in
the hands OF the credit association,
who are closing them out, the cash
business having proved a failure.
DR.. r. Glaze, the optician who
makes regular visits here, was here
last week. Saturday he discovered
another optician at work, and that lie
was not licensed to work in New
Mexico. His name was J. Z. Par
malice, from Phoenix. DR.. Glaze made
q complaint and DR.. Parmalee was
arrested, brought before Judge Nc
Grath, and fined twenty dollars.
DR.. George E. Ladd has been elect
ed president Of the Agricultural Col
lege, In the place of DR.. Garrison. DR..
Ladd holds a Harvard degree; he was
director OF the Missouri school Of
mines for ten years, and for the past
five years has been president Of the
Oklahoma school of mines. DR.. Gar
T'son goes to California, where he
Will establish a school for boys
County Commissioner B. B. Ownby
went over to Silver City the FIRST Of
the week to attend the meeting Of
the board Of commissioners, which
was held to give the people who were
not satisfied with the valuation put
on their property a chance to tell the
commissioners what IL really was
worth. 1t is understood that for this
week, In the court house that perjury
Is not an otlense, either legally or
morally.
United States Marshal Overlook, Of
Arizona, started last week with a car
load Of prisoners for the Atlanta
prison. He had twenty prisoners and
ten guards. Sunday when near Weld
or, Texas, the a was found TO be on
fire, and there was some quick work
getting the prisoners out, and guard
ing them. Only one Of the prisoners
was burned, and he slightly. The
ire was caused by the explosion Of a
gas tank.
At the election in Los Angeles
Tuesday the Progresslves we're put to
sleep and the Independents elected
H.. p. Rose as mayor. There have
haen 40 many alectfons In the mast