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Western Liberal, 03-10-1916 Lordsburg Print Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Lordsburg Western Liberal, 1889-1918 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 3-10-1916 Western Liberal, 03-10-1916 Lordsburg Print Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lwl_news Recommended Citation Lordsburg Print Company. "Western Liberal, 03-10-1916." (1916). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lwl_news/917 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]. m .1 mTTD" A . -- A- - J.li.iJJ w MEN 1U BUMCBimoN. M m TtAU Volume XXIX No. 17 Lordsburg, New Mexico, Friday, March 10, 1916 SINGLE COPIES, TKN CENT EASTER COLUMBUS ATTACKED PROPOSED STRIKE ANIMAS ITEMS Meeting TIE UP MINES AND MINING Ash Wednesday, the first day of Bosmey Holds A message was received here MEANS J. N. Isaack's left Friday eve Lent, this years falla on March 8. as the Liberal went to press A nation-wid- o movement for 85 MINE SECOND ning: for the county scat to serve Easter Sunday falls on April 23, The annual meeting of the stock Bonney Mining stating that Columbus, N. M., higher wages has been instituted LARGEST PRODUCER on the grand jury. the latest in many, many decades. holders of the by large of will not Company was held the com- had been attacked by Villistas. the four organizations That the 85 mine of this district Mr. Thompson and sons have Such a late observance at - occur again until 1943, When the pany's offices in this city Monday Six American soldiers and eleven of railway employes. The railways s the second largest copper pro- gone to Silver City to investigate Easter date will be April 25. It morning. The following officers civilians killed, several houses called upon for this advance in- - ucing mine in the state of New a croat proposition. fall on April 23 again until burned and that the bandits had country Mexico, was shown in the gross re Judge O. G. King made a fly .won't were elected: Mr. Van Wart, a lude all those in this and turns as given by the State Tax the year 2000. Examples of late Beloit, been driven back into Mexico by some in Lanada, operating alto- trip to Upper Valley prominent business man of commission under the Springer-Hawkin- s ing the in Easters are few. Records show Wis., president; E. F. Laffin of the United States soldiers. Com- gether 280,000 miles of line. Three his Ford last week. in 1728 Easter fell on April men involv law, whereby the net val that this city, vice:president; J. munications from Hachita late hundred thousand are ue of output of The Woodmen held their regu 28, and in 1739 on April 29 The ed in movement, in- the each producing secretary and treasurer; today this report. the and the mine as property. meeting school house most recent year in which Easter crease amounts to 25 per is taxed other lar at the Jackson, Michigan, Villa and his band were within about The 85 Mining Company fell on the 23d of April was 1905. J. F. Galster, cent in present wages and about is ass on the 26th of last month. and Thomas A. Lister of thi3 city, 15 miles of Columbus on Wednes- essed with $762,921.78 as their re- day morning, looting the Palomas 87 2 per cent in overtime pay over Rufus Wamel, after an absence as directors. The routine com- fixed by arbitration and would turns and $183,689.00 as demined of two weeks at Hachita and ANIMAS LAND ON and and , Company s that by pany business was transacted at Cattle add one hundred dollars a the Commission. The Grant Deming, to his ranch THE OPEN MARKET property. Over seventy. Mex million county levy amounts to 6 mills and returned the meeting. The new officials, year to railway operating in the Valley on the fifth inst. On the 7th of this month (Tues- VanWart, Galster and icans are reported killed in the the state levy to 3.95 mills, a total day) all land in the Animas valley Messrs. of 9.95. Bill Burchman was transact- well known men, the attack at Columbus. It is a matter of common know was put on the open market sub- Lister are Friday morning accounts state Villa The total gross output of the ing business at the station last two former being from the north ledge that the railroads are pass- - ject to homestead entries. The and his band are being pursued by both ag New Mexico metal and coal mines Saturday. He was accompanied New 90 days in and Mr. Lister a prominent min- Carranza and U. S. troop. Reports through one of the hardest fi State of Mexico had nancial periods in history," combined in 1915 was approximate by Mr. Netherland of the Upper which to complete all its selec- ing man of this city. that the band was moving toward their ly $22,000,000. output Hachita and Arizona line are denied. says Vice Presidént Scott, of the The metal Valley. tions and "squatters" to use their P. Company. "Something alone was $15,000,000. rights. This time is now up and like Mr. R. S. Burns and son Going to Las Cruces forty-tw- o of line, or Townships 24, 25, 26 and 27, in McCLURE LEAVES thousand miles NATIONAL MAKES STRIKE made a trip to Lords- approximately one-- f ith of the mile Range 20 west, are subject now to II. S. French of the Western J. H. McClure, who for many Steins, N. M. According to ad burg Mor.'lay, and expect to se- Lrberal, and wife leave today for age of all the railroads in the coun Chi- cure a band goals. any entry, there being no priority years has been the efficient local try, vice just received here from of Las Cruces, and J. S. Thurman are even now being operated cago, 111., the National Gold and from the 7th of March on. agent of the Southern Pacific receivership. of P. M. Erving and family of Eagle Drug Mercantile Co. , under Officers Silver Mining Company has gotten of the railway, left the last of the week the brotherhoods have been quot China Pond were in town last FEDERAL BUILDING and wife will leave on Monday nto a foot wide vein of $250 ore, Wednesday on a shopping trip. for Tucson, Ariz., where he has ed as saying that unless the pres assaying oz. FOR SILVER CITY for the same city, They will join 466.94 silver and .84 Mr. Erving reports the crop daughter accepted a position as freight ent demands are granted, a strike oz. gold. U. S. Senator Thomas B. Catron Mr. and Mrs. French's agent. 1. Bnndly of Huachuca, rather than arbitration will be re- prospects in his locality as very of New Mexico has introduced in Miss Cleo, who is head of the Ariz., is temporarily in charge at sorted to. What effect this would THREE COPPER CONCERNS favorable. , the Senate a bill for the purchase ladies' goods department of the the local office. Mr. McClure's have on the commerce of the coun EARN $11,000,000 NET Mr. Dupuy of Playas Valley of a site and the erection of a fed- Manasse Brothers store. Mr. family will remain here until after try it is not difficult to imagine. Net earnings of more than $11,- - was here last week, having pur- eral building in Silver City at a French will join the staff of the The United States is now entering 000,000 for the last three months goats cost not to exceed $100,000. The the present term of school. upon what has been predicted to chased a small number of Rio Grande Republic, while Mr, All Lordsburg and vicinity re are shown by the quarterly reports from Mr. B. H. Pague. The bill was introduced February 3 Thurman will assume manage be an unprecedented condition of of the Utah Copper Company, the and was referred to the committee grets to hear of Mr. McClure's de propsperity, partly due to the up- - Chino Copper Company goats have been taken to the ment'of the clothing department parture. complete and the Playas Valley. on public buildings and grounds. Both He has given torn conditions in kurope. Para Ray Consolidated Copper Com of Manasse Brothers store. satisfaction in his management of be par- W. D. Murray has had the matter the Frenchs and Thurmans have lysis of the railroads would pany. The Utah Copper Company Mr. H. E. Dupuy, on returning up for some time with New Mex- local affairs for the company, and alysis of the country's commerce at earned a net total of $6,919,203, from his mountain goat ranch to ico's representatives in the federal many-- friends here who regret to has been foremost all public most critical stage. hear of their departure. in and paid dividends amounting to his valley homestead, discovered congress and Senator Catron's bill enterprises for the betterment of $2,436,725; the Chino Copper Com that a bunch of old residenter ia the result. the community. He was a valued pany, net revenue, $2,461,716: goats had turned up missing, Will Operate Last Chance member of the local school board THIS COUNTRY SOON dividends, .$869,980; Ray Consoli- leaving no trace of their where- Is Made District Manager Robert F.
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