Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-01-31
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shipped from Lordsburg last week.
The Southern Pacific has put on a
day switching crew in the yard here.
Mrs r, b. Cutler is visiting her old
home In Deming.
Miss Edna Anderson, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. H. Marble has re-
turned to her home IN Kansas City.
A new p~ostoGBce has been establish
ed at the Coronado mine above Cliff
ton. 1t is called Cornado, and will
be supplied by a stage from Metcalf.
W. e. Barnes, the well known ira
yelling railroad man, was In the city
last Friday, looking around to see If
any freight has escaped notice. As
usual he found that his road was
handling all the freight that was not
shipped by any other road.
f. r. Coon received a Metz Motor
car this week. 1t is one Of the small
est r made, weighing but eleven
hundred pounds, but it has a power
full engine, and it is claimed ear
climb a telegraph pole. Mr.. Coon
gas not yet tried 1t out on that stunt.
DIR. J. Odd Hamilton, dentist, will
be at Lordsburg on or about the 1st
of Feb, prepared to do all kinds of
dental work. Those desiring dental
work will please come early, as l will
remain but a few days In your city.
Consultation and examination Free
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The Douglas International reports
Mike Wilcox, Thomas Berkeley and
D. NJ. Winkler were in that town
from the Playas valley to buy a we'll
machine, which they will use in bor-
ing wells on their homesteads In the
valley.
The big chimney at the Arizona
copper company's new smelter has
been completed. II is of brick, 300
feet high, outside diameter at bottom
80 feet, inside diameter at top % feet,
thickness Of the wall at the bottom
"a inches, at the top l3 inches.
A new p~ostofice has been estab-
llshed In Grant county which is call
ed Bryan. The LIBERAL has not been
able to learn just where 1t is located,
but judging by the election returns it
must be up In the Pine Cienega pre-
clnct.
The Los Angeles Examiner last
week printed a picture Of Miss Minnie
Kellum, and announced her contem-
plated marriage with 7. A. Wood.
Both the contracting parties formerly
lived in Lordsburg, and their many
friends in this section Of the country
extend congratulations.
The IS company received its new
electrical power machinery, and has
been installing 1t this week. AS soon
as it is installed the electrical cur
rent will be on twenty-four hours a
a day, which will be a great accom-,
mediation to the people who want tc
use the current for other purposes
than lighting.
p. ]. Moran, the postofice inspec-
tor In this district, inspected the loca
oniee last Saturday, and said he could
find no reason why the postmaster
should be fred, except his politics
and that as the inspectors were under
civil service rules they had nothing
to do with politics.
A. d. Wallace, a licensed minister
OF the Christian church, will pTeacl
at the school house next Lords Day
Immediately after Sunday school
Subject: "Plety is Love-" He wishes
all his old friends and Acquaintance
to attend, as we'll as new ones.-SaI
Simon Arteslan Belt. Mr.. WallacI
used to be postmaster at Rodeo. 1
looks as though he had reformed.
When the supreme court Of tn
United States decided that the South
ern Pacific aud Union Pacific mus
part company Judge Lovett decided
to 60 with the Union Pacific, and re
signed his dictatorship in the South
ern Pacific and all its subsidiar
companies. Wednesday Col. Epe
Randolph, president of the Arizon.
Eastern, with another director Of tn
company, passed through In his pri
vate car on No. 10, had the director
Of the company living In Lordsbur
meet the train, and while the trail
was changing engines had a directors
meeting in his car, accepted Judg
Lovett's resignation, and elected
successor.
DIR. L. A. w. Burtch, Of Clifton
was Ia town Sunday, en- route to Sol
omonville on business. He stoppe
in Lordsburg to inspect DR.. DeMoss'
new Ford car, and came to the cor
clusion that It was just the car 10
the Clifton country. He concludes