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SAMUEL FRIEDLANDER s CO.. 40 Seventh Street. J

long and s. feet wide. is too small, and
this would be one of the first buildings 10
receive attention. In order TO accommo
date the enlarged class the building should
be about 309 feet long and no less than
100 feer wide i would have to be crested
IN q new place, and the present building
could be uroGtably converted into stables
There is stationed al West Po-nt
unique arm OF Uncle Sans uniformed ser
vice. known As army service men. THESE
are mechanics aud Iaborers who enlist for
service at the reservation and do the work
which ordinary worlzmen would do, but
they are under military discipline. This
detachment Of 125 men would have 10 he
| increased TO $50.
With these improvements, and he garTi-
son OF regular troops Increased by the adj
Citiou Of fifty artillerymen and horses,
/ West Point would, according to the ideas
1 Of those officers who should Know, De
worthy Of the name which it bears, the
| greatest of all military schools Colonel
Mills thinks that the pay OF the cadets
should also be increased In his report TO
| the. Secretary OF War, he said on The sub
/ iecJ
Il beg leave TO invite attention to the
nav Of cadets and TO recommend that they
| be placed upon the same pay footing as
| their brother cadets of the Naval Academy
/ The pay of The Army cadet is 394O per an
mum: that of the naval cadet is $500 per
7 aunum and a daily ration commuted at
| 30 cents. difference Of $3.50 per annum
| In favor OF the latter. The pay Of the
Army cadet is expected to provide for his
| support at the academy and his equipment
! as an officer when he graduates and enters
the Army. 1t is inadequate for these pur-
poses without other assistance, and the
/ small increase recommended would be a
| great relief to many cadets who And them
| selves often embarrassed during their ca
detship and for some time after entering
the Army. out Of his pay the Army cadet
pays for his food clothing, laundry cost OF
| policing barracks. baths, shoe backing,
/ vanishing. gas. his social amusements,
athletic games, literary society, textbooks
| imany Of which. being purely technical.
are COSTLY, drawing instruments costing
s2305. more than oue-half months pay,
his expenses to and from home on the fur
| lough granted at the end of two years,
and in fact, for everything Incidental to
his maintenance at the academy except
the actual heating Of the building he &C.
| cupies and MS tuition"
The Cadets Finances.
From the time the young man enters ths
institution as an ununiformed plebe until
the day when he has passed the examina-
ton and dares TO cross the line which rises
The times., 1899-12-17
THE WORLDS ARMIES.
Statistics of the Fighting strength
of Nations.

From the New York Evening Telcgraml
Charles Jcrram has written a book OF
interest in The Armies OF the World. q"
Placed in alphabetical order. the figures
are easily ascertaiusd, and to most people
will no doubt be astonishing. Austria
has a peace strength OF $50 600 and a war
strength Of 3,066.0O0. Her population il
A COO Geo.
Great Britain is accustomed 10 be told
that iJ has a mere handful by way Of an
army, France. Germany, Austria. and
Russia having, by means OF the enforced
military service system. such enormous
numbers. Considering that it is a volun-
teer force Great Britain has To reason.
with a United Kingdom population of 80,
$50. .OOO to be ashamed OF a peace strength
of 23S 1I2. The total war strength is 11I0, -
coo. This includes the colonial forces and
the Indian army; British troops. 73 157;
volunteers European and Eurasian), 60
000 native army. 14S,000; reserves of the
natives, 20 600; total being 2I1.151- OF
course. these figures DO not include the big
armies of the native states.
France. with a population OF SS,5IS.O0O
has a peace strength OF $4,000; war
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mountain high. although unseen, between
the cadet and the officer. the Government
has the cadets financial affairs in sight,
and 81 OF his allowance is laid aside every
month as an equipment fund to provide his
first uniform and equipments when he be
comes an officer. But the amount is in
adequate, and an officer usually begins his
active career in debt and In many in
stances he remains IN the service for years
before he can unload the burden. The ad-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eAAeAeAe4NAAaNe%eA4~%eVae

strength. 500 900 Millions more could
be called out if wanted, bun, Of course
they would be unframed Germany. with
a population of -. .2T9. 600 has a peace
strength of $40, GOO q war strength Ot s.
H. 600. Besides this, there is the Land
strum, or defensive army. Of .. 200. 000. So
the whole can be summed up at 6.2t3 600
Russia, population 90 600 coo. has peace
strength OF $50 900: war strength. g. 4s2. r
GOO These numbers could be increased in
time OF war. The peace strergth OF Italy
is 222. 400. war strength, including train
ed and UNFRAMED forces. :. 81. 500.
The times., 1899-12-17
A Hint for Next Time.
CFrom The Berlin, Ohio. Bee. }

few evenings since a certain young man CALI
ed On his best girl TO spend the evening. when
abou' to return home the conversation Chanccd
to turn to art, and the young Lady said To him
that he reminded her Of Venus de Milo where
upon the young delighted, thinking
surely IL symmetrical form she alluded TO.
When he got home he consulted an encyclopedia
and to his deep chagrin and modification found
that the Venus lie Milo had arms tie went
down in the cellar and tried 10 butt out his
brains Oh a soft cabbage.
The times., 1899-12-17
$3.50 and $ll Mems Ct EA
Refer Coats & Vests, Ui sJU

Just the coat for outdoor work Fine
Chlnchilid and Astrakhan Refer Coat
and Vests. Made with large storm col
lar; ulster side pockets lined with
heavy lining. Every stitch sewed with
the best silk. Worth $3.50 and $t1,
for $3.50.
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SIS Mems GOId=filIed
Watches, $Il.98.

Three sizes, stemwinder and setter
American, Elgin, or WaItham move
ment. Every watch sold will be regu-
lated and guaranteed. The case is war
ranted for - years. This watch cannot
be duplicated for less than s25. Only
few OF this special lot, and they'll 20
for SIIgS
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SIS Mems OyercOats, $l4.9S.

Swell-lookins Mems Kersey aud Mel
ton overcoatS in blue and black shades.
Stitched or raw edges. Half lined with
SINNERS silk; the other part with
English clay lining. Sleeves lined with
Skinner's silk Fine silk velvet collar.
Medium or full length. Made in the
finest style. Worth S25 for SASS.
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$40 and Sl2 Suits for S6.5a.

Mems Suits in Casslmeres. Cheviots,
and Worsted materials. In stripes.
checks. plaids, and mixture effects
Elegantly tailored. and lined with good
quality Italian Innings. Half French
faced. aud sewed with best of dyed silk.
These suits are warranted for wear.
and fully worth SO ana S12.
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Incrlnninnting.

(From the Cleveland Plain Dcalcr)
'lsn't Your neighbor Blinkiuoh d drinking
nan1"
Il wouldn't like 20 give au expert opinion on th2
subject. I'll admit however. that / saw him the
other night trying to drive a spigot into an ash
barrel thinking Ii was cider.
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ditional pay recommended by Colonel Mills
would 10 much toward relieving the embar-
rassment-New York Tribune.
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Boys Knee Pants, l9c.

Coed wearing cloths. these pants are
made Of tan. brown. checks. ard SEW
iceable shades, worth zoe. for 19c
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$3.50 Children's Suits.SI.OS.

A splendid assortment OF Scotch
plaids. neat checks. blue, and black.
ail-WO0l cheviOts; seine pants have
double knee and scat. buttons rigeted.
COlors guaranteed. Ages $ % Is. worth
$3-50-sI .gS
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The Man Behind-

(Frlm the Denver Pas.)
Our Congress soon VIII take the stage, sr-lt
uen of mighty brain
VIII C6ngrcgate la tinker 90 our laws;
They'll saw the air uuee.sirg-y -Gd talk IN CO.
pious strain
And stud .'rAa Record vi,h the word Gap
piausr1
THose men from East and Wess, and North
and South,
And give the country daily exhibitions o. the
-uHer
OF lhe man behind the automatic mouth.
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Ladies Skirts. Sl.GS.

Handsome Black BrilliantiGe Skirts.
Made in the latest FIVE gOred effects.
Fan back. percaline lined. No need to
pay So when we only ask $1.9S.
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Mems Watch Chains. S2.Q2.

Heavy gold filed watch chains for
men: heavy inks. medium. neat. or
small size, single or double styles.
Every chain has ten year guarantee,
and would sell under any other circum-
stances for so. Our price is $29S.
Solid Gold Hearts. worth $3.50, for CSC
Sterling Silver Stick Pins, worth
Sterling Silver Brooches, worth soc.
iof.---.. .............-......... 25C
Ebonoid Manicure Sets, worth So.
ICr'- -............ ......., ,-........ So.
Sterling Silver Gun Buttons. worth
51e..-.. -, -. 49,. .,........ 25c
EbeRoid Neif Filas worth 29c, for. 25c.
Ebonoid Shoe Bdftoners, worth S9c,
INf.,.'. '.'s.'..,,... .................. 25c
Sterling Silver Hat Brushes, worth
Sl.5O, for Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Earrings, in rhinestone. Jet, and
Turquoise, worth 81. for....... $50.
Handsome Hat Pins. worth $3.50.
lor...... Observation-Disclosures. 59c.
Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets.
worth s1.25, fcr..................5 SOC
rhinestone Pompadore Combs.
worth s., for................s2. 40
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$3.50 Boys Top Goats, S2.B.

These coats are made Of genuine
Irish frieze cloth. In grey and brown
shades. Wen lined sizes to I6 years.
Worth S and Sf50 For Sis
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$3.50 Mems Hats. SI.5O.

Mems hats in derbys and fedoras. in
all the latest blocks. Young's. Knox.
Dunlap, and StetsCn shapes; black,
brown. pearl tan etc, s. and $e.50
value. Special $50.
The times., 1899-12-17
In OIe Virginia.

If-cW Jud.7l
First Nativr-So cid General BIGigld disin-
her.ted his SON Dick ioy marry ing an actress
Second Nstive-Yes; lie cut him Of without A
deg.
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Sacrificing Our Assortment OF Ladies'
Ready=tO=Wear Garments.
Ladies Plush Capes, $5.9S.

Plain and braided in all the latest de-
signs, with Jet and braid trimmings,
Full sweep and lined with Mercerized
satine. $40 value for $5.9S.
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A GREATER WEST POINT.
Plans for The Enlargement of tie
Military School

A Proposal to Provide officers for an
NrE,. of sixty-fve Thousnud-The
Buildings That would Have to Be
Added T"-Enterestiug Fncts in
Connection With the Institution.
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Ladies Man I ailOred
Suits. S5.9S.

Made Of Homespun Cloths in Navy,
GREY, and Black. Jackets made in the
Refer effects and lined with Mercer
lied Satine. Skirts made in the latest
STYLES lined with Percaliue and finished
Win lan backs SO value for $595
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Ladies Skirts, S2.9S.

Black Storm Serge Skirts, made in
the most desirable styles. percalne
lined and bound with waterproof bind
ing. Always sold at other stores for
a. Special $29S.
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Children's Refers, Sl.I9.

Our celebrated S225 ChTGs blue
chinchiI!a REFER with sailor collar
wide braid; ages 8 to S. plaid Horsted
lining; fer S119.
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SI7.5O Mems Suits, $40.

Fine Suits made OF Worste6 materi-
ais in check, plaid, and stripe effects.
All the popular STYLES. Single and
double breasted styles; some have dou-
ble-breasted vests. Worth every
bit of $3.50. for $40.
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Ladies Cadet Covert
Cloth Coat, $7.9S.

Bound and trimmed with black silk
braid, made in the double breasted box
effect and lined with Romaiue satin;
So value. g s7.9S
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81 Mems Pants. ST.

The popular price for the manEof the
day. Made of excellent materials. in
hair-line stripes and plaid effects tapsd
seams. riveted buttons. and guaranteed
for wear; worth s.. for 81
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$3.50 Children's Reefers. SOS.

Excellent quality Astrakhan q blue.
brown. black, olive. and turquoise
blue shade Sailor collar inIaid vith
kersey cloth and braided CUTS Ike
wise. Fancy pearl buttons. For S2.9S.
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Beautiful Presents in Our JeweIry Dept.
$3.50 Ladies Watches, 1898.

handsome heavy double gold filled
Ladies' Stemwinding and Setting
Watch. Guaranteed to wear for Il
years, and your choice Of the following
movements Elgin, Waltham, Crescent,
The Sun, or any other reliable and
guaranteed make. Many handsome
cases TO select from. The regular price
and value Of this special watch is
$3.50. We will guarantee in writing
all we say regarding this watch and
sell them Monday for the ridiculous
price OF S9.gS.
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So ChiIdren's Reefers. SL.08.

Made OF AstraEhaa. fu blue. black
brown, and dark green shades Large
sailor collar; sizes . to S years, a
Sc value. $l9S-
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Ladies Coli Capes, $6.9S.

In all the most attractive combina-
tions. Flouuce, hood. and storm col
lar OF plaid. Extra full sweep. $12.9S
value at $6.98.
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$40 and Sl2 OyercOats. $3.50.

In this lot you have your pick OF
heavyweight Tan, Covert Top Coats and
Kersey Cloth Overcoats with or with
out velvet collars. The Tan Top Coats
are lined with double warp Farmers
satin lining. Wide French facing wGh
half-inch satin piping. Sleeve Innings
have the best haircloth lining guarau-
teed for durability. Worth so and Sf2
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Ladies Seal Scarfs for $3.9S.

Electric seal Scarfs, with large
Marten Tails, very swell and an extra
good value. other stores consider EN-
a bargain at $59S Our price, $3.9S.
The times., 1899-12-17
Open Evenings Till Christmas.
Open Evenings Till Christmas.
Clearing Out the Mems and Boys Clothing
Mems Suits, worth ST. SO and So, for S4. 90

has
Right
o
pepper mixtures
The times., 1899-12-17

A beautiful line of Mems Fancy
Double and Single breasted Vests with
aud without c0lIars- sold ~ 20 n QQ
S3.5e. Tor. ......-.... --..-....,.T Ti'Jo
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Girls Goats, $40.

Made Of Bouc!c and Chevlots in all
the leading shades. Made in REFER and
box effects, plain with ripple collars
and finished with large novelty but
tons. 81 aud s. value for $2.49
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Ladies Silk Waists. S5.98.

Corded silk Tafeta Waists. made in
the latest effects with yokes OF Laven-
der. yellow. white, pink. red, etc.
Corded adjustable collars. New sleeve
with flare cuffs, fitted Innings. $40
values al S5.9S.
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75c Boys Knee Pants, SOC.

Corduroy Knee Pants. ages to Is.
regular value soc. for SOC.
One lot Of Children's Tams iu red.
blue black, grey. and corduroy some
are made 20 pull over the ears. IaC
all sizes, l7C value. ,-.....-.... ,...-fJ
One lot Of - ChiIdren's Suits ia dark
brown mixed eheyiots, ages to 81 0O
A. g value; TO close -.-..-.-.' .UO
Just received another shipment OF
combination suits, consisting OK coat
and pants. with an extra pair o5 pants
OF same material FREE; a $50 Il fQ
value. $4,000. lsto
The times., 1899-12-17

Observation-Disclosures.
Open Evenings Till Christmas.
Open Evenings Till Christmas.
Open Evenings Till Christmas.
Open Evenings Till Christmas.
earring Away OF All Holiday and Winter Ste

Thrown pnNm M o Iw I'd y NJ 10 niupIco o0yarwe cht
1 d il j o 4 a Ih Il oincnow whnh
are IN d dgl demand Read g u aimed AT ~ ~g prices Infut tle
alton
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Unbleached Table Damask. ISc

81 inches wide, q very nice quality
and very choice patterns and well
worth zoe, for 1Sc
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Bleached Cotton Crash, l5c.

II inches wide and kind that has
the wearing qualities and we'll worth
&c.
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The Cadets Finances.

From the time the young man enters thS
institution as an ununlformed plebe until
the day when he has passed the examina-
ton and dares to cross the line which rises
The times., 1899-12-17
Bed COmfOrterS, 75c.

These are fun size and very good
quality. which usually sell FOR 81, for
75c.
The times., 1899-12-17
Lorgnette Chains, Soc.

Very pretty. and a large assortment
of useful as well as ornamental h0li-
day gifts; worth $1.2J. for 59c.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

OVER in Arizona, the legislature,
which is as thoroughly democratic as
the New Mexico legislature is repub-
llcaD, got together and organized
without any particular trouble. W.
b. Kelly, OF Solomonyille, was chosen
as sergeant at arms OF the council.
The republicans In the house, know
ing they had no chance OF electing an
oficer of their political persuasion,
presented the name OF a democrat for
one Of the minor offices. They ex-
planned he had been a member of the
Rough Riders, and they would like t.
see the legislature recognize that
great regiment. The democratic
members. true to the instincts Of the
democrats OF Arizona, as soon as they
heard the candidate was a Rough
Rider, all voted against his appoint
ment. Arizona democrats have nc
use for any kind of a Rough Rider.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

THE mouths OF the democratic leg.
islators 10 Phoenix are watering. II
Arizona, was a state, and the leglsla-
ture was democratic w. A. Clarke
would be a candidate for senator from
that state, instead Of from Montana,
Clarke Is said to have put in thirty
bills each being of the thousand dolla.
denomination for a starter. No won
der the democratic politicians al
Phoenix want the territory admitted
The United Verde mine is a grea
producer.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20
AccoRpTNG 10 the statement of th

ACCORDING TO the statement of th
Grant county commissioners there was
expended 10 this county Tor scheel
purposes duf1ng the year just ended
the sum Of s2l, 645.3s During the
.saEBB 5eriOd, according TO the report
Sof the Santa Fe county commissioners
there was expended 10 Santa Fe
county during the same period for
school purposes the sum of So, 96S 10.
There are no recent accurate returns
of the population OF the two counties,
but at the last election Santa Fe
comfy cast 1862 votes and Grant
county only 1888.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

II have Just recovered from The
second attack Of la grippe this year
says Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher o.
the Leader. Mexia, Texas. Tin th,
latter case / used Chamberlain's cougl
remedy, and / think with considerable,
success, only being Ia bed a little Ovel
two days against ten days Tor the for
mer attack. The second attack / an
satisfied would have been equally a.
bad as the first hut fpr the use OF thi
remedy rs / had to 10 tn bed IN abou
Nix hours after being struck with VI
while In the nrst case / was able Il
attend 10 business about two days be
fore getting down" For sale by IN.
Eagle drug mercantile company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for DiaFrh9a. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gists In every part OF the world,
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. It's value is
incalculabie. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup, and take nc
other kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

The Penny Magazine, New York,
which is the lowest-priced magazine
in America go cents a year,, and
which is owned 10y Hon. Chaunce7 NJ.
Depew, the eminent American orator,
wants a representative in this vicinity.
1t is a good opportunity for me Of our
ambitious young men or young womer.
Applications should be addressed To
the Subscription Department, The
Penny Magazine, Tcmple Court, New
York CITY.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

But we viii cure you it you will pay US.
Men who are Weak. Nervous and debili-
tated suffering from Nervous Debility.
early evil habits. or later indlscretions,
which lead to Premature Decay, consump-
ton or instantly, should send for and read
the book Of life" giving particulars for
d home cure. Sent (sealed) free. 10y ad
ressing Or. Parker's Medical and surgi-
cal %instite, ISL North Spruce St.. Nash
vile, Tenn. They guarantee a cure or no
pay.-TheS Sunday Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

THE LIBERAL would like to draw
the attention OF the few people Ia this
territory who oppose the admission
OF the territory as a state, because The
legislatures OF the state that is to be
cannot be trusted, especially when it
comes TO eleetlng senators, to the
spectacle exhibited In three OF the
states, M OF which has been a state
ever since there were states, one OF
which was cut of from Mexico at the
same time New Mexico was. and had
the same class OF people for original
settlers, and the third Is one OF the
newest OF the states, namely Pennsyl-
vania, California, and Montana. In
Pennsylvania the legislature appears
TO be waiting until the courts decide
whether the present senator shall be
sent TO the pe%nltentiary or not, be-
fore IL decides whether OF not IL will
re-elect him. In California Dan
Burns, who is sentenced TO imprlson-
meut ia Mexico, and only keeps out OF
the Mexican prison by keeping out Of
Mexico, has got the legislature dead
locked by forcing enough OF the men,
bers to vote for him 70 prevent the
election Of any one else. In Montana
a member OF the legislature turned
over TO the state treasurer $50, 600
which had been given him 10 buy votes
for w. A. Clarke for senator. These
things are not confined 10 any one
party, two OF the legislatures are re-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

THF SOlomunville Bulletin got out a
fine special issue last week. The
Bulletins New Year edition Is be-
coming a feature OF Arizona jOnr-
nalisn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

JUDeE FALL, formerly Of Las
Cruces, who has been in the east as a
captain in the territorial regiment,
has, since the regiment was mustered
out, been appointed u sanitary 10
spector at Matanzas, Cuba.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

LAST Friday night Nelson Dlugiey,
member OF congress from Maine, and
chairman Of the committee that pro-
duced the Dingley Bill, died at his
residence in Washington from pneu
monla. His death was a great loss to
the country.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

THE Arizonlan has been rented by
A. ID. Weeh, n for the next year VIII
be run by him. Mr.. Webb is an ex-
p~erlenced newspaper man, an %ex-rough
rider and a good republican, three
characteristics that do not help a man
much In Arizona. Notwithstanding
these drawbacks the LIBERAL hopes
TO see him prosper.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-01-20

admitted as a state New Mexico would
make no worse record thatu either Of
.hese, 30 matter which, party hap.
pehed u be In power In thf Legislature.
E
Last Fridays papers, Aprlntlng the
associated dispatches, No. Dispatch
which eSme from G~lOuttcter, Massa-
chusetts, telling Of the ahal collapseof
what was once ono Of Tie important
mining companies al CliftAn. IL this
company had been managed as wisely
and as econoalcally as the Arizina
copper company, or the DeiHpitc1pper
company, wG2Yc mines are near those
IL once owned, the company wuald 10
day DC paying good dividends. The
following Is the dispatch: a copper
burst In Clifton, Graham County,
Arizona, has caused a loss 81 $780, 600
10 the Stockholders IN this city.
Ab6pt fifteen years ago. a company
was Formed here TO work nine claims
in Clifton. The mines were examined
by a C &nmittce Of local men and ex-
ports, Nho reported that they were
mbEiously ricn dHd The stock was
eagerly subscribed, many Of the stock
hUlders taking as large blocks as $50,
600. After a while discussions crepl
into the company and two f%actiUns
sprang up among the stockholders
Under the mining laws Of Ariz ma, to
hold a claim II must be worked to the
amount Of sl00 each year. Last year
when the call for assessments To hold
the property was made, but one stock.
holder responded. lie put up enough
money to hold three claims aud thu
remaining six claims were jumped by
Arizona miners. This year the re
naming three claims were allowed L
lapse and were also Jumped By Arizoni
miners. This is the end Of the $3.50,
600 subscribed by the stockholders
The mines are said to be profitable !
worked, and dissenslUn among tn
/, stockholders is given as the cause 0
, the collapse Of the venture.