Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-10-05

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Gallup is to have a new theater.
The third call of $50 men has been
made.
Battery A goes to an eastern train
ing camp.
Clovis is to have a new $4,000 NJ.
E. church.
The machinery for the fiber factory
has arrived in Tucumcari.
The 40 per cent called 919 men to
Camp Funston from New Mexico.
Santa re said goodbye and good
luck to twenty Of its soldier boys.
The annual conference Of the M. e.
church was held at East Las Vegas.
Silver City bid farewell to eighty
four men who left for the training
camp.
Mrs. Thomas D. Burns, Sr., wife Of
the late state senator, died at TERRA
Amarillo.
Army field clerks as well as the
fighting forces will henceforth be de-
MED intoxicants.
AS a result of the recent meeting
In Roswell, it is stated the new rail-
road is assured.
The Santa F6 railroad is arranging
to spend 100000 enlarging its facil-
tiles at Clovis.
The alfalfa mill at Hagerman is
keeping thirty-five wagons busy haul
ing alfalfa to the mill.
A. F. Pate Of Mills has an eighty
five-acre crop of frijoles from which
he expects to realize at least $4,000.
The soldier boys from all parts Of
the state were given royal send-offs
before leaving for the training camps.
1t is reported that a very promising
discovery of lead-silver ore has been
made in a new district in Grant
county.
The Young Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION has completed arrangements
for a modern girls club house at
Deming.
Interest in the State Federation
convention at Gallup, Oct. 20, is grow
ne 10 NhO AaAANb VI hOACbaNC0 AAOA
the clubs begin to come in.
Pedro Gonzales is dead and Pancho
Gonzales is in the hospital as the re-
suit Of resisting and a~ssaultlng +. M.
Poteet, deputy sheriff at Roswell.
Dona Ana County Farm Bureau and
the County Council of Defense is lead
Ing the campaign for a 100000
wheat crop for the county text year.
N. A. Wells. prominent Socialist and
candidate for governor on the Social
LIST ticket last year, passed away at
mis- home in Estancia at the age Of 81
years.
The commissioners of De Baca
county have ordered an election for
Oct. 6 for the purpose of voting on a
B37, 1900 bond issue to build a court
house and Jail.
Already the women OF the state who
are interested in educational matters
are beginning to talk of a woman for
The presidency Of the State Educa-
tional Association.
Booze and business efficiency can
not occupy the same ground" declares
Governor w. E. Lindsey in a letter
made public by the superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon League.
Bitten by an insect over six weeks
ago, while engaged in fulfilling a sur
veying contract in the BurrO noun
tains, George r. Brown, United States
deputy mineral surveyor and a pio-
neer of Silver City, died of blood poi
soning.
Four Las Cruces citizens have been
arrested for shooting ducks in viola
ton of the federal migratory bird law.
Not inclusive of the $1,000 raised at
Las Vegas for the National Red Cross
the Las Vegas society of the organ
ization has raised $1,11O.64 since its
organization late last March.
There is now an automobile to ev.
cry thirty-one inhabitants of New
Mexico. The total of licenses issued
reached 1900, and the estimated pop
alation of the state is 100000.
A fifty-ton car of lead ore concen.
GaANa hao bNNA AO0ANA III onAHlltul 10
Salt Lake for smelling by Weldon &
Coles, operating a silver-lead property
a mile east Of the Bonney mine.
Harry Alexander Matthews, a resi-.
dent of San Marcial. Socorro county,
filed a petition in voluntary bankrupt
cy in the United States District Court.
He states that his liabilities total S613
and his assets only sos.
Fifty carloads Of peaches in San
Juan county were saved by the quick
action Of the State Defense Council,
woman's auxiliary and other federal
and state agencies under the leader.
ship Of the state food administration.
seyenty-five striking United Mine
Workers from the mines at Gallup are
going to help in the task Of saving
the fruit in San Juan county and else