Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-07-03
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoRDsBURG. July 5, lsi4.

Tomorrow Is the ever glorious
Fourth Of July.
There we're 15l cars Of ore shipped
from Lordsburg In June.
r. H. Sims, secretary Of the Com
merclal Mortgage and Loan Co., Of Ei
Paso, was In town yesterday.
The new dyer made to cross the
ocean, had a tryout this week, and
raised from the water with ten pas
sengers on board.
D. W. Abel, Of Fl Paso, arrived In
town Wednesday and took charge OF
the electric light plant, as a successor
Of the late z. G. Hughes.
Monday afternoon about four O'Clock
Lordsburg was visited by a violent
sand storm. II cooled the weather of
and dirted up the household.
Mrs. II. d. Wright was in from her
ranch on the Animas this week. She
SAYS her farm is IN fine shape, and
she is going to have some great crops
this fall.
Surveyor Cox came over from Silver
City Tuesday, on good roads bus
iness. Mr.. Coz expects to get the
Borderland in good condition this
fall.
Deming and Silver City are making
great preparations for celebrating the
Fourth, and many Lordsburgers are
preparing TO spend the day In n
town or the other.
Charles H. Dinsmore, the newspaper
man who disappeared from Roswell
last May, and was supposed to be
dead, has been located down In Texas,
with a different wife from the n he
had when living in New Mexico.
Silver City is going to have a new
and muchly needed hotel. A company
has been organized by Robert H.
Boulware. R. B. Powell and George
f. Gardiner, with a capital Of $500 0
for this purpose.
Bubonic plague has been discovered
in New Orleans, and Surgeon General
Blue, Of the government health SER
vice will take charge Of the cam
palgn for the eradication Of the
plague.
The state has gauging stations on
most of the rivers Of the state, to
measure the amount Of water that
flows through the river. at Bedrock
last year enough water flowed In the
ella to cover 10000 acres Of land one
foot deep.
]. E. Wooten, who has been farm
ing in the valley north Of town,
brought into the LIBERAL Office this
week a stand of oats shat were fine,
and have been much admired. He
has about six acres Of oats under cul-
ovation.
Representatives from the Wells
Peugh Realty company, Of Deming,
we're In town this week, driving one
Of the famous Saxon cars. The car is
a beauty and flies like a bird. 1t is
the lowest priced car on the market,
selling for 1896 at Detroit, where 1t is
made.
A. ]. Indenreiden, who has been
ver to the Mlmbres springs, returned
this week, much improved In health.
In fact 1t may be said he has ecoveT-
ed his health, and all he now has to
do is to build up his strength. The
effect of the springs and DR.. Stovall's
treatment has been wonderful.
Paul Jones, erstwhIle editor of the
Logan Leader and Nara Visa New
Mexican, abandoned the newspaper
business and took up the railway mail
service. The reformed newspaper man
has been running this week between
Clifton and Lordsburg, temporarily
caring for the run until q regular
appointment can be made.
Reuben R. R. Cook, who has recent
ly been appointed national bank ex-
amIner for this section Of the coun-
try, was In town last Friday, and
made the regular examination of the
First national bank. Mr.. Cook came
from T~exarkana and has had much
experience in the banking business.
The white hope has still got some
thing to hope fer. Moran, OF Pitts
burg, took a trial at black Jack John
son In Paris last Saturday. They went
At 1t for twenty rounds, and there
was not a knockdown scored in the
gamer The referee gave the fight to
Jackson on points. There was a large
audience at the fight. and many socl-
ETY. ladies we're there.