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Western Liberal, 03-05-1915 Lordsburg Print Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Lordsburg Western Liberal, 1889-1918 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 3-5-1915 Western Liberal, 03-05-1915 Lordsburg Print Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lwl_news Recommended Citation Lordsburg Print Company. "Western Liberal, 03-05-1915." (1915). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lwl_news/864 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Lordsburg Western Liberal, 1889-1918 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - n' w.m-- -' r i -- iv mm 1 1 v I i 4 y ! I I I J i i 'l I FOR YOUR OWN t ' Tbe Sipi of ) GOOD AND THE VV rl : PROSPERITY. i. Good of Lordsburg VOL. XXVIII. NO. 10 LORDSBURG, NEW MJ5XICO. MARCH 5. li)15. Jobprrlpl muí 1 l rVt HIKES andniiilKG. Colossal Tractor WATER WORKS BRINGS $14,000. lS,ii:.BlJUdlME3l Saturday morning, at the frontdoor of the postorllce, the property and I ELECTRIC HOIST FCR 85 To Haul Ore equipment of the Lordnhurg Water, THE BIG STORE Ice and Electric Company, was sold An eighty-tw- o horsepower Attumwa at public auction by James Wadill, of vr m rt j n hoist has been ordered for the H' A transaction was Culminated here Demlng, Special Master In the case. k Mine and will tie Installed directly op- this week whereby J. B. Downev and The weather was bad but neverthe- f)y. posite prevent on less a large were 1 the Risollne hoist Dr. E. J. Rowan of Clifton, Arizona, number of citizens ÜS the main tunnel level. The hoist will sub-leas- theore freighting contracts on deck for the j; IT i that caters satisfactorily be double drum, fort.; Inches In width of Joe Olney of this city and will take The bidding was lead o bv an at ' with a capacity 01 BOO feet, lis total charge ol the Hauling between Lords- torney of the El Paso City National 9 your smallest wants lsaproxlmatelv3H.0O0 pounds. At- to welch l burg and the 85 Mine In about ten lianK, at f.nou and was rxtsed by GABÍDY During lu installation the old hoist davs. torney A. W. Morningstar until i:t,- - will be The new hoist will 'the new freighters have en mute 6" K) was reached by the r.l Paso man. I SPRING JOLTS have a herring-bon- e peer drive and one of the famous ''Caterpillar" trac- Mr. Morningstar bid 114 000 and was will be one of the most complete and tors and six steel ore wagons, which awarded the plant, there being no hoisting nuttiut In the will be put Into service replacing the further bids. When asked by the soutnwest. With the Installation of big freight teams. The tractor is the Special Master for whom he was bid- h more adequate hoisting facilities the ttrst of Its kind ever brought to this ding Mr. Morningstar replied, ''The D, M. Ferry's Full line of new Fresh outnutof the mine will also be larger. part of the country and its success Is Trustees. With all the new equipment at the neing atened by haulers from all It could not be learned, and will By Express direct Seeds-also-Whi- from .Garden te or Red On-- 85 mine, and now better means of pars of the West. not be given out for publication be hoisting and hauling, the camp Is The "Caterpillar" tractor Is made fore a week's time, Just who bought ion Sets - Alfalfa -- Milo Maize-Sug- ar destined to be one of the best In the by the Holt Manufacturing Company tne plant out it is generally under- Slate of New Mexico. The 85 mine of Stockton, California and has been stood it has fallen into good hands Corn-Oats-Whe- Is In an excellent condition as far as and the plant will be re modeled and S Cane-Kaff- ir at- Barley, used both in this and foreign coun blocked out, commercially valuable tries for all classes of hauling in most a great many Improvements made be- the Factory v ore Is concerned, and under Its pres- inaccessible places. It has but one fore starling up again. S etc. etc. ent excellent management will doubtl- wheel, used In steerlnir the machine The mystery of the unknown pur- ess become one of the largest div- It Is propelled by tlat steel runners chaser Is becoming deeper than the Seed Sweet Potatoes-See- d Early Rose idend payers In the southwest. wnicn build the track before the "Million Dollar Mystery" of movie tnictor. The runners are twentv fame but we are assured that the new or Burbank Potatoes-Youn- g Hot House In the Lee's Peak section the Octo inches in width and extend over half owner, or owners, will give Lordsburg Mining Co., has erected a new brick the length of the ti actor. The ma the necessities embodied In the cor FRESH WEEKLY founOation at Its new shaft and Is chine uses gasoline or nap and will poration charter, and that Is all that ij Qabbage or Tomato Plants, etc. etc. Is rrcving its compressor and hoisting generate seventy-tlv- e horse power. It asked. equipment to the Bite of the new Is capable of pulling a load of eighty Lawn Grass and .Clover Seed shaft. These Indications bespeak of tons. The new ore wagons will be of future activity In that region and It tentón capacity with a twelve ttich DISTRICT COURT Is believed the Octo company will go wheel width. The spring term of district court Milk Chocolate down on Its new shaft. The tractor 1 consider a great road LENTEN ITEMS Is began In Silver City Monday morning T The Monte Rico Company still builder and In several trips will press of 42 jury with a docket grand cases. prosecuting tunnel driving and Is get- any road into a condition tit for auto ting a good Eight prisoner plead guilty before Into formation for ore. mobiles. One of its features is its court convened and received their Chocolate Coated Fruits g Codfish-Shredde- d Codfish-Cod-- 8 The crosuecU at. Lee's Peak are uniform pressure which is seven Boned among any sentences which were shortened by the best of of the local pounds per square Inch. It has everv one year In case Balls-Sa- lt - Her-- mines. they had been found .fish Mackerel- Boned advantage over the old style wheel guilty by the Jury. None of the cases All Size Eoxes Oil-Musta- trncior ana every indication points to ring-Sardin- es rd Tom- - being were from this end bf the county. in or new townslte is laid out Its success on the Lordsburg-8- 5 Mine Tyrone. Sheriff Mcfirath took the roen to tlie for the camo of In the Burros road. The outtlt will arrive here from Slate Penitentiary Thursday eveulng. ato Sauce, etc. etc. and the Burro Mountain (Copper Com- California in about a week's lime and Ú pany will soon move their otllces and will be put to work Immediately upon Guaranteed For Lenten Soups-Spl- it Yellow Peas, stores to the new site, which Is locat- Its arrival. New Restaurant ed at. lipn.fi rlr&w. Peas-Lentils-Pe- Hia nf Muñirá In Mr. Downey arrived Monday arl Bar-- here George Gray recently Ogden. I "Whole Green 102 W. F. Klttcr. the local manager and will stay until everything In con- ' of i Ml Utah has leased the building vacated Try one Box and you ley-Garvanz- os, of the 85 tn ng Company, homestead nection with the new project run- s etc. etc. is by O. H. Is and proved up on this ground, selling j ning smoothly, lie has been In charge Sullivan and having the I place - It later for a small consideration. of the electrical department of the remodeled prior to Instilling a will always be a The ground Is now valued at a quar- Arizona Copper Company at Metcalf, modern American restaur ter of a uiilllou dollars. Arizona and Is considered one of ant. The new place will be known Frpcli fWctprQ-3- Bi Fellows to each the as the "Central Restaurant." It will g 0 y Jat best electrical engineers In the South- open Vjoizib can-b- Express every At the Twins Peaks camp experi- west. He was also former manager be for business about, the tenth " mental vcyanlding Is being done by of the month. Mr. Gray is an ex- KING'S CANDY I of the Sliver City Power Company. perienced PATRON Wednesday Mr. Sough, and several hundred sam- associates new pro- restaurant man and will Ills in tbe tractor doubtless be successful In fi i - ples of the Fraser Bros., new strike ject is Dr. E J. Rowan, company his under property are being quartered for a taking. The new restaurant will be physician for the Arizona Copper Co., large roomy,, milling sample of 1U tons, which will and who is well known In this city. and with booths, lunch Vegetables-TOnr?fe?-fa5d?l- be few days. counter and tables. The kitchen will For Sale Drug of I .Fresh m run in a Botli gentlemen are progressive busi- at Department ness men of ability and are staking a be located in the adjoining building. The 85 mine was closed Wednesday great deal on the success of tbe big EAGLE DRUG MERCANTILE COMPANY different variety vegetables on sale and Thursday for general repairs in engine.
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