Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-09-19

to Lowell the first of the week.
Quite a number Of L%ordsburgers
went to Demlng Wednesday and took
in the circus.
The governor has appointed M. W.
McGrath, Of Lordsburg, a delegate to
the transmisslppi congress.
Mrs. S. NJ. Chase and Miss Sylvia
left Monday for San Antonio, Texas,
where Miss Sylvia will attend school.
Mrs. Richmond P. Barnes, of Silver
City, is in town visiting her daught-
ers, Mrs. W. F. Ritter and Mrs. f. R.
Coon.
There was a band of gypsies in
town the first of the week and they
told an astonishing number of good
fortunes.
Mrs. John Muir and daughter, who
have been spending the summer with
Mr.. Muir's relatives in Tennessee, re-
turned Saturday.
Norman Carmichael, general man
ager of the Arizona s. New Mexico
road, was in the city Wednesday, On
his way to the coast.
Red Robinson, who many years ago
worked on this division Of the South
ern Pacific, and married a daughter
of John Robson, is in town this week.
R. K. Minson wa down from Cliff
ton Wednesday, to meet Mrs. Minson
and the children, who have been
spending the summer at her old home,
in Detroit, Michigan.
Senator Catron has introduced a
bill appropriating S175,000 to build a
road across the Pecos forest, to con-
meet up the two ends of the scenic
highway out Of Santa Fe and Las
Vegas.
The restaurant in the Vendome is
being renovated, and expects to open
to the public tomorrow. 1t will be
known as the Eagle restaurant, al
though it has no connection with the
Eagle drug mercantile company oper-
ating In the same block.
Reports from Silver City are that
Bob Boulware is out of danger, and
fairly on the road to complete reco-
very. This is good news to his many
friends in the county. A week ago it
was thought he would die from the
effects of his accident.
The Ell Paso Herald has a splendid
newspaper plant, but has concluded
that it cannot print enough papers in
the six days it is published, and an
nounces that commencing with next
Sunday it will issue every day in the
week.
W. H. Reno, of Douglas, who fire.
qrsntly is in Lordsburg, made a trip
up to Colorado in his new Chadwick
car, which cost him $500. While at
Pueblo the garage in which his a
was left burned at night, and the car
was a total loss.
The automobile party advertising
the San Diego exposition which was
recently here, got a couple Of Lords
burg pennants and tied them on the
car. Last week they wrote from Ra-
ton to j. H. Holland, telling him that
some M had stolen the p~ennants, and
asking him to send a couple more,
which he did.
DR.. Crocker and family returned
from their eastern trip last Sunday,
having been gone about a month,
They had a very enjoyable time, see
ing many sights, and visiting among
other places the childhood home of
his parents. He got home a little
sooner than was expected, and was
disappointed to find his motor car in
the paint shop.
Another attempt was made to dy-
Mantle General Otis, of the Los An
geles Times this week. Some dyna-
mite was sent him through the mail,
which would have exploded II the top
had been taken off the box. His
servent suspected something wrong,
drew the generals attention to II,
and 1t was handed over to the police,
who opened it and found the dyna-
mite. The police and postofice au-
thorlties are after the sender.
Next Sunday there will be an endur-
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Silver City and return, the car MAX
ing the best time to take the money.
The run will be to Silver City, where
the a will remain an hour, and then
back to DeminR. The entrance fee
is s25, and there is money added. The
winner will take down about $500.
The race is open only to cars owned
in Demlng, and they must be driven
by Demlng men.