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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-29

We have some pretty mattings and
.inoleums at prices that will save
you money II. Il. Moore Furniture
Co. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-29

One Oak Finish Mantel Clock, embossed top,
side and base ornamohl e9a M Won, ON
strike. Yours for $500, worth of checks from
7 cast register.
brass end neke atod case runs 80 to 80
hours. Free with checks to amount of $500
Cut Class genuine fine quality goods. all we
advertise cut from first quality good weight
blanks by skilled workmen There Is money LOT
you in saving our checks.
Round Nappy inch, / Il inch deep,
whirlins stars with diagonal alterations small hoo
stones and fan cutting Very expensive. free
with $4,000 worth checks.
Bon Bons, Olives, oval, whirling stars
fan cutting, "a by 8. dainty pattern, never
fails to please Free with $45.oO checks
Cecry Tray, II by 4 "a, whirlirg stars
Diagonal basket and large jewel cut center fancy
scalloped edge. Your neighbor Will envy you OF
this Fee to customers returning $50 cAeeEs-
Cut Glass Vase design, fancy farng
shape s Point flaring stars. small basket and f1n
cutting, fancy cut knob, stem cut star bottom
very attractive. Free with 500 worth checks
Water bottle, / quart heavy blank squat
cut and finished, whirlil stars, diagonal basket
and fan cutting. Popular With everybody. To Gus
toners who return $3.50 in checks
y T,mbler. 9 ounce height 3 "a inches,
whrIing stars large diagonal cutting, cut star bot
tom. Just what you want. Free with SO checks
Cluet height 61s inches, squat shape
sunburst cutting, notch neck, cut handle ana a,op
per Free with $50 checks
| Berry Bowl, incl, rs men dccp "
large whirlng stars, alternating with diagonal Jew
ell and frosted foathered fen cutting } st tell
where yoH got this and it's free to you with $40
checks.
Silwefware Goods of best known grades we
are in position to choose the best We dc not han
die job lots trash of any kind
Rogers Bros. 1S47 vintage pattern, 16 dwt
medium Knife will wear a life time. set free
with $50 checks
6 IT. pie plate vintage pattern Tea spoons,
SGT TO orr customers returning $50 in checks.
6 s Triple plate vintage pattern Table Spoons
/ set free for 100 checks
s S Triple plate vintage pattern Forks has
world wide reputation for its wearing quality. !
set free SEQ checks.
Triple plate vintage pattern Butter Knife
and Sugar Shell with $50 checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

MODEL HOTEL
Wanted. 10 men 20 take steam -heRted
electric lighted rooms. free baths. 2bc
ugRhf. 1870 Third
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Cafuatinu CONDENSED rnHI raas far
gees ; plfAtad rifs irst. ear. . dis i'm /.
ported NefNeglan herring. ssct ,ntsss
W. quar- hafprs tiaadc straw berry Jam.
FlNAlNa lee ~ homemade straN befry
cheese pauuda TEE glg. bacon aas t,.r
rNuhd eempound lard fee per pound
pure TART SIR naii. zee. pftas rim
t"aet Ate rnuuii Forned benf Sc per
p2ahdi bans ite per pounds sausage
zoe Nef pound shoulder lamb "a pgr
teNndt tfesh chickens. sec per pound
Caffe doukhnuta, tar pee dnEant aiN
lottrs home -Waae bread $500 ruafan.
ted fresh eHsH. 4sc rer ansen. ffash
fulamoos cheese. ite per pound. new
iuN cftam cheese. tfat pound. Israrv
eettet. sse fsf peuHd, finnan haddir n
rNands Ter eArl fresh shat Z pounds Tor
4ees lRpeneea rtrA pounds los sac.
sweet navel oranges. iAe and see par
dossns hausnah Use and zee pfr deson.
lemons tte per deseut pafataaa 81 az
Per iea powndn. fhuharh. &c per pauna
tomatoes. tec PEI pauna. dollhouse tri
tucS. fer Sc hsfai haklns powder. tee
per reund t4ptoaa tea. go Hsf -
psuait MHfiknid tea. zee pound, fresh
rlsAhlea cul fer. afr PEI pauut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

NNS-~ee@~~-r~es-~r>~~~~ ~~N~~~~~~e~~~~~~~e~~N0
sunday rNeulnk. a diamond tfoarh. set
With paris on ballard car 90 Ftrst
Presbyterian rhureh Reward Nfa w
s2na Phone Ballard ttSs
Lest. watch ana foh. sold. March ~.
between riae and Madison. On second.
Reward 80 first av Ind esA
nsFk tian ana white plaid woai waist
In fro1efie& esisans en- Manday.
oueea Anne istt
Ladyn said watch on ssconas ted
ensnHaied tae~. N. A." ga back Iap.
anrss fob NaFfh 1897.
issst, mtnk Far tuesday, bstweea f.aks
NieW CEMETERY ana tgth ~. hsfsfu %
at9 Ssh a. =. ~ MAtiEsns reward
rwsaN Erwen velvet pufse. Containing
rinK Neff liberal feward Maib tsaf
nsN pin. thres lnitiAis Return y. a.
Neare, ritF rnnine~rr office
Heeara xuit ierkrf aud ehAins mnne-
grasn. "a ~ EAST ttnt
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spEctA. NOTICES.


Esheiman a wilson. carpenters aad
eensfai iebhsrp Weather stripping And
Giasins sr~ciaity Maize ttfe aad lad
sfkt
OFana Napits Auesian and storage Co
etfa ~ fifaf aF.. viii buy your soeda ~
sell them en- gWWuaissiuu A u Wnths
chiid. auetienrsr Main rskp. n agit
Kaprsss Wood AMI coal. furniture NOV
tnx Maple aos. fast tsta
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ny D[AT SOCIALIST

sreKgiEY, Cal. March Sill
= ,ssn 1000 votes are east tn
= nasoraly election tomorrow.
s.,ar Beverly Hodgchead. gooa
,..s,.msn, candidate and priest.
=. X the California League OF
s.-,,luxllties, win be reelected
- stus Wilson. socialist, re-
y. rberaaloriai candidate. ac'
s.,,,nr 10 politicians today.
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n. Weir. field secretary of the
National Fairgrounds Association
OF America. who will arrive In
Seattle April II.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAINTING, paper hanging, knlsomin-
Ing. general DEMONSTRATING. Phone Maple
g4f
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INVITATIONS WANTED-MtLE.

Chestnut Nursery and Dnhlla Gardens
lawn work Phone North 1865 or Red
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CRAWFORD FLOOR Co. n sT1i
Floor surfacing and rsfinlshinE done
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Law EaII WatNh 0n AFU0nis rcd
taer. "N A." On back Ian
.nrss tan North 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved or vacant property a. ard
: per cent. any amount from ftf 10 1900.
Tor long Or short time and aasy pay
nenss ~ Delay hfurfrFhuf 4 Co. an
Boston Block. aeoona ara Columbia
MONEY 90 LOAN Hrsidrnre sr huai-
ness property EarY terms samuel
Coles zih Lrarr IND B08T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

WOoDHoUsE PLATT FURNITURE
COMPANY.
Complete Ii0uaafufnishern.
as Pike -.
For Hatc-Heafaurnnf outfit piano.
dishes. ErauifswaFs. cash runner. money
safe. almost new large refriEerafOr,
coffee urn. show cases steam table. large
range Vienna chairs tables etc
WOODHOusE 4 PLATr FURNITURE
COMPANY.
els Pike 81.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
fIff fl6sssIHS flc7gg' CNSGNNf1EISG"CG
cprner sth and uutnas Nain isff ted
tfst FREMONT oFFtcE. aiff Yre.
mont - ihenes Nufth tso. eresn ~.
rufT XIV ORTIZ a son Professional
ntrcctcFs and Licensed EmtAimaFa Ig2i
lat. cpp Moore theatre Both phens. ga
nonnsY WATSON Co FunsTai pirsct~y,
taifd Az aud JnivsrsitT Roth Phausr "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

s'vv YARD. Puget sound.
~. ~ s,-The cruiser Boston and
.,nlsat Concord were ycater'
= s'ssocked for repairs prepare
= belng turned over TO the
-, mlll.iss d Oregon and Wash
kr,n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

hufrUnE ctkED-Do aet ssaf
truasi permanent. absolute. ~ithsai epsf.
silaa o. dsteniien ffaHa business -
40 yssrs sSsn aS a.. Ssss e a.. +
ia sssssa Az. ssssiis
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. sFsa eisAnsd aud re-
eieeksd rlurnss sarlsd aaf e.sassd
snsats isl kreass
to9nx Easiern iady Wishss % cog
Fesroud 9TH respectable srrktuE fnar
obiect mstrimauy Particulars. sec. Al.
dress Nfs NJ MeKtbtrn. Portland. or.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIN ssfTi IND 20
NJ Yea Rieksft, srsaaass Midwife.
ess.saiiy tssatsa. psysiesas h rsaairsd
ilii valley. eoFasr Eassiaks AZ Taks
Easfiahs ear 20 VALLEY ~ frum I ~
wANTED--rv uryons snffsrinx from
BLOOD e Skin disorders % arr sind
famous remedy SIS Pacific nitg
LADIES REMODELIN1 PARLORs
Nsw garments made ana oif famotslsa
Latest styles Prices reasonable stt
Argaas pidK fnf I. atiT
UertiefaAu uanfs room 81 roem and
beard IN widows home where there are
Ben SELLERS. contractor and ptsstersf.
AL work Kuarantred Beacon tate. titt
aath Az call sftsr
Nheumatinfn. acata or ehroulc. eur Eps-
eiaity Hysea Therapeutic Baths sst
Hoi ~ sad slss,rle-l sa,hs. masssss
eEf Swedish movements Hyg0a ThsrA-
psutie baths s9s Eitsl nih
W D Mallory srovs hKr aaa cures
farffuff ~ Goiurrs
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TNTKODUCTiON aOclETY
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PAISTfND paper hanging, kais0mlu
ing. general housecleaning. Phone hapi
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Coupon aRenta-Iiest proposition In
city Kari j Brandt Studio. % Union
block Tia First av.
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KIRKLAND TRACTS


stE11a. only a short distance
from Lake Washington. Tor 1900
on terms Of $40 down ana % per
meath. This 10 an idoal home
site ana room enough 20 falsa
vegetables. fruit and chickens
fur the family table and leave
AZ abundance 90 market We
vii furnish lumber 20 build az
a. net cost on same easy terms
Tor further particulars call at
our branch office. Madison
Park, or see
BURKE a FARnAR Ike.
t1t-fD3 ~ r. Hlk.
Open EFeuinEa
KIRKLAND TRACTS
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Want 10 buy secondhand gasoline
marine engine; anything from 10 20 20
hDraepowar; must be bargaini cash.
proposition. q. W. Riggs. 100 Second
st.. Brcmerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

HAS made fs order trimmed and re-
modelled HrtnE In your Old ones. make
'sJn look like nsS ttt firth floor Eitei
bldg Pike and Second.
Drsssmaksr's hslpeFs wanted ai2 9TH
a.
Wanted - pofienced chorus girl Gee
Nr Douglass. Seattle theatre. 1850
Thursday. good salary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

Wanted-A sheet pipe riyetsr; must
be experienced. wages Zee per hour; fare
remittsd one way or both ways Tor good
faithful service. Address A. MurrnYs
Douglas Alaska.
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first Of April by responsible party.
T. or rooms, fiat, apartment or house
Must be reasonable. cioo, The star.
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4. 600 men wanted 10 eat hot roast beef
aandwichsa Basement ORIENTAL
pool ROOM. ftts Third av.. bstwssn
PIKE ard Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANT sd
Average salary ff,i00; alternate weeks
of with fun PAY preparation Tree Tor
coming Seattle examinations Franklin
Institute. Dept. af2 y. Hocnesier. n. y.
Wanted---I.o0s men 20 pay pool al the
Oriental pool rooms We give our patrons
trade checks tttg Third av.. between
pfke and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-31

WANTED--A 1tN1g. or. tent ana
fly. Phone or call az once. 1913 Third
Ind $500.
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C,ptaiu Found Dead
y,sroRIA. y. c.. March ST.
lrax IL bed. the clothes Of which
- arsnrhed with blood, the life
= s,,dy Of Captain Thomas Az
-, Whistler, a well known Puget
80 figure, was found late yes
s-s.y afternoon In bis room.
fas,aln whissler was about %
-, II axe. Ne leaves a son.
r<isrg 10 Tacoma
WILL ENTERTAIN WEIR.
ne Seattle Fairgrounds Associ
rln q arranging to entertain 5.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALF

@~-~-~~~~1~~~-~-~~s~
I. OF BABY OR CHILDREN. .
FREE PICTURE
To advertise my speciality Of chit :
aren's pictures I VIII siFy 20 any !.
one bringing this coupon ard chiif :
one beautiful pirtufs frcs. Dent lot >
baby grow up without picture
. HARTERS.
fftf Fourth and Pike.
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Wautad--Two experienced windol
drersGrs for a couple OF days next week
Both phones ig2
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"a Prof Stevens. New Method Teach
ion ling Dancing guaranteed In pri-
Am gaie lessons Day and evening. Trial
q1V.v always free Fourth ana Pine o.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

1t is reported that E. w. Clapp will
be appointed as travelling freight and
passenger agent at Tucson, the posi-
ton recently held by r. S. Stubs.
Some years ago Mr.. Clapp commenced
his railroad work in Tucson. as stem
ographer for Superintendent J.. S.
Noble. After Col, Noble was sue
ceeded by Col. Randolph, Mr., Clapp
continued with him. Then for a time
he was on the train service, acting as
brakeman OF the limited. He then
came to L%ordsburg as a clerk in the
local office, which position he held
until the agent was transferred to a
California station, when he was APP
pointed agent. He held this position
for several years, and then went into
the main office at San Francisco,
From there he went to Reno, Nevada,
as travelling freight and passenger
agent, was later promoted TO Fresno,
and is now promoted to Tucson. He
has many friends on this division who
will be glad to know of his promotion,
and TO again see him and his interest.
ing family.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

For three days the Ell Paso Herald
devoted two columns on the editorial
page to the New Mexico constitution.
IL gave it a very fair review, and
quoted much Of it. If it did not APP
prove any portion it said so, and was
equally explicit in commencing var
rious portions. On the whole the
Herald approved the constitution,
and advised its adoption. This is so
different from the action Of its neigh
Der, the FL Paso Times, which has
been opposing the constitution ever
since the convention adjourned, Civ
ing no particular reason, and its op-
position indicates it is opposed to
statehood in New Mexico. The Her.
aid has proved to be a friend of the
territory, while the Times is anything
but a friend.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

THE last issue Of the Santa Fe
Eagle had a page and a half letter
from j. II. Crist, telling the people
why they should not vote for the con
stitution. Mr.. Crist was a member of
the late convention, but shirked his
duty, and did not attend the conven-
ton but a few days, He should have
attended the convention and worked
to get the things in the constitution
that he wanted there, instead of stay
ing away, and then urging the people
to vote against the constitution, which
he might have got so suit him If he
had attended 10 his work, and per
formed the duties the people of his
county had expected him to perform
when they elected him.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

The Clifton stockholders of the
Arizona copper company have SEM a
petition to the board of directors in
Scotland, asking that James Col
quhoun be elected chairman of the
board Of directors. in the place of
John Gill, who long held the position,
and recently was removed by death.
Certain it is that the board could
find no one in Scotland, nor anywhere,
that knows the affairs of the company
as does Mr. Colquhoun, and it is pro
bable that no man could do as much
for the company as he can 1t is tc
be hoped that the petition Of the
stakeholder will receive favorable az
ton In Scotland.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

Everything will be settled tomor-
row, and the people Of New Mexico
will decide whether they wan to re-
main living in a territory, or whether
they want to live in a state. That is
the decision, and the only decision
that is to be made by the voters to-
morrow. For yeare the LIBERAL has
been working for statehood. In all
that time it has never thought it
necessary to argue with a New Mex
lean on the subject. It always con-
coded that every resident of the terri
tory was in favor of statehood. 1t now
has 70 admit It was I'm error I'm this,
and there are some citizens who want
to continue to live in a territory.
There are others who want their own
way, no matter whether they live in a
state or a territory, and there are still
others, like Uncle Jim Upton, Of
Deming, who wants TO win a bet, and
will let statehood and everything else
slide If be can only win out. The
LIBERAL knows of no argument that
will appeal to the people who want to
continue to live in a territory, or who
want to win a bet. Many years ago,
when in a school the professor of
mathematics used to describe axioms,
as self evident facts, things that need
not be proved to be facts. Statehood
is one of these things, and IL y mar
cannot appreciate 1t it is time wasted
to try and prove it to be true. 1t is
to be hoped there are not many Of
them in New Mexico.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

The registration board broke up In
a row this week, and there are two
sets Of books. There was a difference
over some OF the names which the reg
istration officers could not agree on.
On the old list we're the names Of r.
r. Stages, n. +, Powers, W. II.
Rhoads and Ed. Rhoads. n. Q. Har-
din wanted TO keep these names on
the new roll, Messrs. Morningstar
and Johnson said that Stages and
Powers lived In the Separ precinct, at
Brockman. and refused to put the
names on the roll, and that the two
Rhoads lived in Doubtful canyon,
which Is in the Stems precinct, and
refused to put them on the roll.
Hardin would not sign the hooks pre-
pared by Johnson and Mornlngstar,
while Morningstar and Johnson pre-
pared . statement why they would
not sign Hardin's roll, giving as one
psAspn that Ed. Rhoades had told the
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

The secretary at the republican CEN
trail committee has instructed the
chairmen Of the republican commit
tees In the various counties regard
ing the printing Of tickets for the
election tomorrow. He suggested to
them that they print no tickets against
the constitution. IL long has been
the custom not only Of the republican
party, but a the democratic party to
print only the tickets they want voted.
The managers of neither party have
been in the habit of spending good
money to print tickets they did not
want voted. This action Of the secre-
tary Of the republican committee has
aroused the ire Of those two opponents
TO statehood, the FL Paso Times and
the Albuquerque Tribune-C itiZen,
and they wasted much good printers
ink In denouncing the secretary for
advising the county chairman not 10
print tickets they did not want voted
calling this action an attempt to coerce
the people and deprive them Of their
rights Of suffrage. If the opponents
OF statehood cannot raise enough
money to pay for the tickets they
want voted they are as poor financial
ly, as they are mentally or patriotical-
ly. The FL Paso Times and the AL.
buquerque Citizen are certainly cheap
skates.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

II the constitution Is rejected, and
the convention r~eassembles it Is
probable that the school directors Of
Redrock and Of Rodeo will petition
the convention to adopt a plank prohi-
biting the marriage Of a school marin
during the term she has engaged to
teach school.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
LAND OFFICE LAS Cruces. N, NJ.
Nov. ~. 1910
Notice Is hereby given that Charles Telles
OF Duncan, Ariz.. who. on Oct. "A. ia2 made
Homestead application No. 37lT Ol8o9i forswk
SEA. Section Z, Township 10 s, Range 20 W,
N. N. p. Meridian has aled notice of intention
20 make nnal i've year proof, 10 establish
claim TO the land above described, before
Don: II. Kedzie. u. s. Commissioners. NJ Lords
burg. n. NJ. on the 18th da y Of January 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Augustine Teles, OF Duncan, Ariz.
Zach Telies. Of A."
Torihio Gonzales. OF "
Santos Pana, Of "
JOSE GONZALES,
Register
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

Word has been received from VIII.
liam Jennings Bryan advising the
people Of New Mexico that the pro
posed constitution is not tit for them
to live under. That do settle IL. Why
did not Mr.. Bryan say this some
weeks ago and thus save all the trou-
BILE the people Of the territory have
been to in order to have the constitu-
ton adopted.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior.
UEIrED STATES LAND OFFICE

Department Of the Interior.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Las Cruces. N. NJ.
Jan. II. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Doliiah A. Dun
agan. Of Animas, N. 81, who. on Feb. o, 1907,
made Desert land entry. No. 1903 O990, for
WI S " Township 29s., X. 10 W., n. NJ. p, NJ.
has filled notice OF intention 70 make
Dual proof. 20 establish claim 20 the land
above described, before Don H.. Kedzie. q. 8,
Commissioner. at L%ordsburg, n. NJ, on the
Bird day OF March, 1911.
Claimant names ne witnesses;
Loranzo d. Dunagan, OF Animas, N. NJ.
Preston l.. Ward.
John w. Duncan,
stephen W.. Danagan "
JOSE GONZALES.
Register
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

JOSE GONZALES.
Register
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

board that he had voted at Stems at
the last election. They sent one OF
their books to the county clerk and
the other will be delivered to the
election officers tomorrow. After the
rolls we're completed IL was found that
some names we're Illegally on all the
rolls. N. Hughes, ST., Is on the roll
and he lives In the Lower ella pre-
cinct. II. j. McGrath is on the roll
and he lives at Silver City, and has
lived there with his family for some
two years. The law says: SHOULD
any board Of registration willfully re-
fuse to register the name Of any legal
voter, as hereinbefore provided, or
should any-of said boards register the
name Of any person as a legal voter.
knowing him not to be such, the
member or members Of the board
causing the same to be done shall be
liable on conviction before the district
court, to a fine for such ofIense Of not
less than fifty, nor more than two
hundred dollars, or, in default of pay
ing the fine, to imprisonment in the
county jail for not less less than six
months. nor more than one year, re-
coyerable before the district court"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

THE constitutional election is to-
morrow. If you are opposed to state
hood get out and vote against It's adop-
ton.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-01-20

The Greenlee county officers had a
seance with the Graham county Off
GERS last week, and divided the cash.
1t was found that Greenlee's assess
menJ amounted te So, 1862, 44766, while
Graham assessment was 81, TO, 533.6O.
After all bills were paid, the cash was
divided in proportion to the valuation
OF the two counties, which gave
Greenlee 67532 per cent of it. The
settlement was entirely amicable, and
every one was satisfied. The officers
returned via Lordsburg, and while
here Supervisor Billingsley gave an
exhibition Of his sprinting qualities.
He stood in front OF the Eagle drug
store, when he noticed that the train
on the Arizona g. New Mexico had
left the union depot, and was at the
company's depot. Thinking that he
could make it before it started again
he made a run for it, waving his hands
frantically. Evidently some one saw
him, for the train did not start until
he got aboard, and was safe. When
the train did start it pulled back to the
union depot, where it waited for the
arrival of train ten from the west. Sup
ervisor BillingsleY is a good runner,
politically, and with his legs.