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Western Liberal, 10-01-1915 Lordsburg Print Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Lordsburg Western Liberal, 1889-1918 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 10-1-1915 Western Liberal, 10-01-1915 Lordsburg Print Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lwl_news Recommended Citation Lordsburg Print Company. "Western Liberal, 10-01-1915." (1915). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lwl_news/894 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 disc@unm.edu. 1 í 'I '....-- Give the Local Mer- i i Tí 11) í) í". ! I J). The Liberty Bell Will Pass .i Through Lordsburg chants a Chance ! v v JlLcJ LllJiJLNJ In November BirB RIPT!ON. ti ritu TKAR Vol. XXVIII, No. 48 Lordsburg:, New Mexico, Friday, October 1, 1915 INKLE COPIES. TEN CKNTS LORDSBl'IiC, SHOULD RE A Local and Vaücy View News. CITY OF THE FIRST CLASS Personal MINES AND MINING I By J. K. Woc.lt.rn) Is it not time for Lordsburg to J. W. Cureton was In the city J. W. Johnson and Joe OIney were . visitors in the valley this week. bliuw the pride of a first clays Monday on state land business. Cailman Sr. return- SOLD The Mercantile Co. city? There is no rood reaBon why P. Yates arrived on Monday Mr. Georfre has ATWOOD Baile Jrni ed to her home in Bcloit, Wis: They Can we should not. Nature has bless- on No. 2 from a trip to Laiuornia. T. J. McCant has moved to the Killa-bre- As the Liberal goes to press we are ed the country around us with B. Crowell was a business Lordslwrg's Largest enough to make Lordnburg one of J. place bo that his children may at- informed by the owners that the Department Store to Doming on Monday. tend school. mine has been sold to the K5 Min- the great cities of the west. The hand- Make Good! Gould and family will ing Co. The consideration is a hidden wealth on the mountains Vane P. James Copper and wife ore visiting some sum. on the south, and the rich soil and leave Tuesday for their r:incn near relatives in the valley. thousands of acres of fine grazing Tompkins canon. Raymond Everett is assisting at the WILL DRILL AT ATWOOD land on the north, are leading ele- Judge Elliott of Clifton ivas a Riton ranch. The 85 Mining Company has be- ments to prosperity. TMs high business visitor in the city weu- - Wm. Franklin of El Taro was the gun diamond drilling from the Candy elevation, the pure atmosnhere, the guevt of T. A. Kerr the past week. surface of the Atwood vein in an apartment nesday. , When it comes to selling soft water, the unclouded skies, and effort to prove the underground and perpetual sunshine make Misses Clara Bruckman Season Opens Oct. 25th. pre. Two Elgin, 111., are vis- values of the Travers all Lordsburg a location that ought to Fran Gruno, of Quail, Wild Turkey doing work a cfigs the claims. in the city. The and Deer drills are the and be held out to the afflicted worid itors in the with horn season opens on October 25. core will be made to a depth of 800 One of our greatest assets is worid nothing if n resort. T r. Animas in The limit this year is 20 quail for each V"''" : mein the as central health Smith nf the we or a thousand feet. The Atwood 'v" X'ts 7i There are groat advantages near town Wernesday enrouU to the person in one day. Licenses may be vein is one of the most prominent 'j eggs can't make gcod. over- obtained at the Liberal oltioe. our agency tardsburg that have been and well defined in the Virginia for looked for many years. Ten years Mr. and Mrs. C. T. nail, of Para- School Notes mining district and it is possible We have such confidence, ago the Salt River Valley in Ari- dise, Ariz., were visitors here this that the 85 mining company will "country WjO zona was classed with the worth- Miss Elizabeth Garrett, the blind sin- take over the mine some based on experience, in our week. ger visited the achool last Monday. She at future EGGS less desert plains, but Agricultural time. - King's Candies Mr.uor WpIIs and Kerr returned made warm friends of all the children development has revolutionized ex-- . 85 Company installed a best eggs that we can recom- homo' from the Leahy camping trip in an interesting talk, in which she The has that country. The land now runs plained the methods used in her educn- - filter at their new dam that not "The Confection Designed for the American Queen" mend tljem highly. from $100 to $400 per acre, owing iUesaay. I tion and then charmed her hp&rers still only purifies the water but chemi- to location. There are hundreds Wanted Room in private family further with some beautiful music both cally kills all bacteria. The big Shipments are received by express DIRECT from the of acres in sight of Lordsburg, as by young man employed here. A. instrumental and vocal. Among other storage dam is is giving For good eggs come here. things she sang her N. Mex. state song filled and fine as the Suit River Valley, and Kemble at Bakery. the camp a bountiful supply of wa- factory. This insuring FRESHNESS and we the right development would make and taught the children the chorus, also The Knights of Pythias held a LaPaloma which she rendered in Span- ter. it worth equally as much and more. hall on ish. J. W. Johnson is building quite solicit comparison with ANY LINE. is the Salt River Valley delightful banquet at their It true that Tuesday evening. This week ends the first school month a number of adobe houses at the is well watered by the Roosevelt and report cards showing the standing camp for American occupants.' dam, but the land north of Lords- FOR SALE : I'lpe cutters outfit, of the pupils will be given out. The burg ii a peculiar lar d. It is in a ami ouittt. Clieao. bte Mrt. teachers are inaugurating a new and SFLL MINING PROPERTY by moisture W. II. Stevens. stricter method of grading in the vari- class itself. It holds ous studies. Only those pupils who do A deal was consummated here Received almost tho year round. Just a lit- $15 to $10, made Tuesday whereby Antony Just Suits and Overcoats, first class work will receive grades and Lige Goods and Altering of pro-ner- tv Holiday tle water, cculd be lifted with in my shop. Cleaning and that ninety. This may be disapointing Conner will sell their mining a gasoline engine, would take care Ladies and Gents garments. at first, but because a pupil's marks are it Redrock to a well known of many acres. Farrer the Tailor. Ownby Building lower than tney are accustomed to, it Santa Riti mining man. The first Complete line of Kitchen What we need first is to develop Edmond Wright was in from the does not necepsarily mean that he is do- - pavment has been made pnd some up down poorer worK than they did last year, a few little farms and the week. Jim, Marion t of the ore sent to Los Angeles for a Animas this . ' Th.o muth.u-- hna thn aHironln rra nf nut. Toy show i mill-ru- n valley, just to what fertility Al Wright were also in from or mnrt friv- .nnd analysis. Messrs. Deoartment Beds, and f . nrAmiiim nn wiwl umrlr - lFt Cabinets, Springs, land contains, then tell it out the necrotic on l urauuj. , ing the pupil Btmevning to strive Conner were in town Monday and in accented tones to the eastern Tuesday on the deal. men carry money in M. G. Cloudt, late of Bedrock, but Matresses, Cots, Dressers, world where M. Boyd crying to now living in Jackson, N. was L. R. returned Saturday to WTLT. Our buyer for this department has just returned from both pockets and are Va., PASS SENTENCE LATER come west. Back in Georgia and a visitor to town the first of the his home in Lynchburg, after Judge Medler of Las Cruces, who Chairs and all kinds of fur- men toil all winter haul- week. a visit with his brother and seeing presided over the nast term of the his eastern buying trip and he reports that this Alabama to work at the Monte Rico mine. ing pine straw and leaves and Vernon Wright filed on a home- district court, will pass sentence line this fall will be the most COMPLETE niture. Shipment came in nlowing them under to keen life in stead in Township 20 S, Range 17 A beautiful new bungalow is be- on those fourd gnilt.v by jurv some the hillside land, and here the land West, before the local United ing built in the Crocker addition, time this week. Following the dis- ever shown in the city. is as rich as a hen roost and as States Commissioner this week. south of the Christian church, by missal of court he left for Las Cru- - last week. level as the ocean.- Bring some of was the Jack Heather. When completed ces and is expected in Silver City and B. M. Hoge of El Paso by Mr.
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