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ate committee has refused TO let see
the light of day since they got hold
of it. will now reach the floor. The
senator secured the necessary number
of signers to a petition to smoke"
the bill out OF the committee. This
bill would mean q gain of four sena-
tors for the district west Of the river
and a CORRESPONDING loss to the east
ern part of the state.
The members of the non-appropria-
tions counties have combined for the
purpose of defeating any special ap-
preparations. They claim to have 35
votes already pledged in the house,
which would give them two more than
enough to carry out their purpose. IL
is doubtful if they can carry out their
scheme, however.
Senator George Wright has a bill
providing that all public utilities shall
be placed under the supervision OF the
department of the railroad commits
sioners. The plan is to have the same
regulation of the telephone, telegraph,
etc, that the state maintains over the
railroads.
The bill making it a misdemeanor
for a county auditor to fail to make
complete unofficial returns on cleo
tons to the state auditor is ready for
the signature o. the governor. it hav-
ing passed the senate some time ago
and the house today.
compromise on the insurance
proposition statement was offered to-
day by the senate committee in the
shape of a bill calling for insurance
statements of a uniform length OF
ter inches to be printed in all legal
newspapers.
The report of the special investi-
eating committee which investigate
matters at the Soldiers Home at Hot
Springs was adopted by the house to-
day. 1t was adopted by the senate
yesterday.
A warm discussion over the bill to
indemnify owners of no. ses afflicted
with glanders and killed by order of
the state veterinary, occurred in the
house, but the bill passed by a safe
majority.
Senate bill No. 146 wa killed. 1t
is a bill for the licensing of all the
threshers, and also provides that each
thresher shall make a report at the
end of the season as to the amount OF
grain threshed.
The good roads measure, prepared
by the house committee is now ready
for the signature of the governor. The
county and township unit proposition
is the main feature of the bill.
A. E. Chamberlain, superintendent
of farm institutes has cancelled dates
in twelve counties because the senate
has refused to make appropriations for
carrying out his plans
The act repeating the section Of the
Sunday observance law regarding the
Sunday baseball passed the senate.
This is senate bill No. It's, introduced
by Teets.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-02-24

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1911-02-24

Senator George Wright has a bill
providing that all public utilities shall
be placed under the supervision of the
department of the railroad commits
sioners. The plan is to have the same
regulation of the telephone, telegraph,
etc, that the state maintains over the
railroads.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
&ebenspernberun9 pber 3er=
66erun9 9e9en Sob.
@eldbe?

Mirtlide oebensperiiderung bejtebi
hdnfig I'M Nebmen bon gdman's Mltera<
tlbe, neldeS before @eilnbbeit brinat.
2elte beiern iid bdufis oerart, oab Tie
arheiten fonren, bebor lie bou]tdnbig ber<
geitent ftnb.
@erren: .Sn 1905 fanote mid mein
Nr5t na9 5eIas. bon bort nad COLORADO.
Sd lpnrbe 59limmer uno' nurbe nad
!paule .eeididt gum iterben: Sd borte
bot1 gdma1's Mlteratibe, bebanbelte mid
hamit uno tpuroe aebeiit."
ltnter5eidnetes Mffioapit)
Nrtbnr @ebb.
&ddbere @insefbeiten bes obigen Saaes,
10 ertpiini6t.
gt:anm's Mieratip BELT gronditis,
althma.. 5eufieber. aeblfopfz uro Cum
,enzMffeftionen. gu fnufen BEL Ser 800
'itor 9rug Company 11nb BEL onbereu lei<
.ensen 9rlgeilten. Sraat nod 9ootlet
Ser aebeilten Tdne unb 1dreibt an bas
Hdn1an 9aburaturirm, E1ilabel,hin. 8n.,
fir ~lucitcre Gpibena.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

rem 9farrn1ebner ser fatb. @emeinoe.
a%eltorbe,1. - SSn 5insbeim lit
SSrau M. &einad im 80. 2ebensiabre
qeltorben. - Sic gbeleute Sol. @ei-
Tam in 9 ellingen begingen Sic
biamantene @pdl5cit. Ger Hrioat-
mann g. M0bIe l1o 8ottin bon
3for5beim begingen oos Set Ser
g%oloenen 9od5eit.
0urcmbur9.
Sssm biifofliheu Gonoiet SIT 9ur=
emburgi tarb in ser Nadt 5um q.
Mpril ser crit I'M porigen SCRIPT ge=
meitte Goaoi1tor Midp. Sbeis nab
,fur5em l%tnmobliein an @er5idlag. =
Sn @ettel erlitt Sic 5rau Saniea
ouf Ser StroBe einen Sd)lagonfau, on
oelien Nulgen lie 2 Gage ipater itarb.
SIT 9 0 5 m1roe ser Sdmieo uuo
@altmirtb s. Gonielmann unter 5abl=
reider getbeiIigu,1g begraben. - SSl
Ghternah ltarb int Sitter BON 50
sSSahren Ser befannte GAZETTEER uno lbr=
!noder IS. Straus, gbegatte BON Ma=
ria Moes. gbenio Maurermeilter
Nit. Spang, gbegutte BON Magoaleuu
Sbiei, i'm Mlter BON IS Subreu. =
Sn 6 iintig funo am "a. Mpril Sos
@%earabniB ser d%lteiten Ser Jon ser &C.
reir6e, ser i'm Wlter bon 81 Sa6re1
ueritorbenen 6rau &atb. 6rultenberg,
geb. &lei1, ltott. - Sci " a d
fono MON am %. Mpril in ser Moiel
Sen 9eihnam oes 75iabrigen gtf. Sc
oerlpiel. = Sic 2eiGe Oes p%erungliid-
ten Sulius &ren1er bon @aiier-
bil liza lit BEL guren III Ser Mfniel
&c funoen moroen.
Gdtueis.
Cine Canine fat in q II + 3 n II
Elm MenidenIeben geforoert. ST.. Sob.
Sssentih, Nraiioent BON MuBerbinn,
ging Sonntag 26. Mpril nah oem ct
ma is Strnoe er1tfernten Staae, 1m
oas Gieb 5l1 f~iittern, febrte aber nidt
mebr nah Squire 5l,riid. Nad 3tagi=
gem g%efobrpollen Sufen fan0 man
ieine 2eife in elmer Sdnee-9amine.
- Muf elmer Sour in sic &ottenma11=
ner Mngern inn Canton II ri fanoen
3 @iener Sourilten BEL einem 9a=
%minenungliid ibren sos. 9ie 8erltn=
gliidten lin6 oas g. ritanosmitglieo
oes @iener Mlpen=Sfi=&ereins, &ern=
tbaler, elmer Ser befannteiten Sod=
FOURTEEN uno geiibteiten Sdneeidub=
fabrer Se1terreids, uno sic Souriiten
8aroni uno 8laidif. = SSn Stal
Sen, @auis, lit @r. Hector 9eopol0
Gas am 1. Mai inn Sitter bon 76 Sab=
reu geltorben.
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Sterni@nuppen.

@er batte bas fir m0gli6 gebalten,
5. Eierpont Morgan lit BON einem
englilden &unitbanoler iibers DIR ge=
bauen mor0en. 9as lit ser bette eng
lii9e @ie, ser ieit LANCER 3eit periibt
mor0en lit.
50
Snfel Sam trdgt ii6 nit Sem Nln=
tie, nl1f1 2h Gents =Stude prdgen GIT
laiien = id0n Don ibm, 6aB er fit
&leingelo iorgen mta, nod idoner, er
miiroe aud fir etmas mebr @roBgelo
lorgen.
g
Ser Mitronom 8rennan bat gele=
gentlia ser iiingiten SonnenfiniterniB
mieoer 5mei groBe 6leden I'M Mngeiidt
oes Sagesgeltirns entoedt. sat 1id
Sic alte Game nal mieoer nidt orient
lt9 gepai9en?
g
Yrof. Merriam lit gum Nrofelior
Ser polttiiden @iiienidoft on ser
%l1niperiitat in @bicago ernannt NOR
SEN. Man bdtte oenfen louen, 0aB er
na6 ieiner iungite11 Mieoerlage in ser
M%aporsmabl sort gu Ser Mniidt &C.
fommen mdre, 5nB ct nidt genug BON
Nolitif meiB, UNI an0ere ettDas al
1ebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

ton sic 70 9elegaten 6es staates
ii9 gu ieinen @uniten erfldren mir.
sen. @enn bas mabr mare, Damn
miiBte Sic @olfsberridaft als elm
blauer 9unit be5eidnet tper6en.
50
Gin Mr5t I'M Often min Elm unfebl-
bores Mittel gegen oas 3ipperlein ge-
funoen baben. 0os miiroe alio oa5
3peite iein. 3enn Elm Mittel, bas
nimmer periagt, gibt es bereits: Man
eiie iabrein, .iabraus in einem feinen
amerifanilden @oitbauie! ga miro
man Dor alIer l1eppigfeit 0es 2eibes
iiber bemabrt.
g
Sc gibt einen f%ranfbaften Sdorf<
finn, Ser iiberan 5ein0e iiebt un0
cine geiunbe 9ummbeit, Sic uberaq
Greunbe ltebt.
g
Sn Seem Orleans bat cine Gra1 ei.
men Mann, ser lid tpeigerte, Ietn lift
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

glizobetb 6. @enien uno @otte on
@aite Harf, $1,000.
Tie @enbt, OF %. 8If 5 @aite Yarf,
$500.
gbnnunb g. Smitb II. a. an ct. enhns
Gautilis 9fpman Catholic @h1rh, Cots
2z3 unb 8 BH 90 Gbelbrpds Mbb. ct.
@lo1b, 81. 10000
otto Iobro an assoiebb SELECT, G@A
Sec. 19z122<27. $5,87O.OO.
Sobn Sheffer unb Srau an ct. essobns
@antius Homan Catholic @burd, Got 1
glf 26 gbelbrods Nhb. ct. G[ouo,
81, 10000.
2eon 9. &remer5 II. a.. an Grdnf g.
Glebelnnb. She'll bon Got 4 Geo. 32zf25z
80 uub She'll bon 2ot 5 unb 6 Gee. 29z
1850, $4,000.
@atte Miiler an Sobn Spiepb Schiller,
5heil bon N@A Gee. ~2Sz124z33, 81
100000.
Marh @nsmon an Moria @rams, Got
10 @f. 16 sputb SHE Start 'Nbb. ct.
Gln11o. $4,000.
Catherine 9ouras 111o @atte an Ehoz
mas 6itbatrid, Cots 9 u1,o 10 8lf 2
Coates, @ooper unb Sreemans Nbb. ct.
Glm1b, 100000.
@eorg 8eis u11b Nra11 an Soiebh Rapz
rem us. S2=3 Of Got 5 8H 4 @il1ons
4bb. ct. Glplb, $2,5O6.OO.
Moam Changer rnb Sran an Sulius
otto, She'll bon Got / unb 8 Gee. 90
1921, S2.5OO.OO
So1eph Mbelsqr1ber, an Slrianna Sid,
Got 8 8lf Is 2otprps Nbb. ct. g1oub,
81. 100000.
Snhn 6e1man an marb @urpbp, She'll
bon Cots 10 unh 80 Stub. Cub. Of 5ec.
9z125<34, $4,000.
g1bert s. gbabmon an sSsulia gurtis
Gets IA 1no So Mubz5ub. Rh Sec 15z
1864, $4,000
shnmos g. Mfcgurfpd an 6enrb Wiler
2rt 2 g1f As ct. glnl1b, 100000.
sohn sobania unb Nra1 an @m. Co
henio, N@A N@A Gee. 16 un1 5gA
M@A Gee 17z126z29, $1,000. 90.
@enrh 90. Mothetps an Sranf @iehz
mann. 2ots 8 unb 4 Gee 35z127z32,
SO. 175.OO.
6. 9 8rotper unb Trat an @illiam
Moss, SheiI bon Got ~ 9rotpers @bb.
&imbnu. $325.OO.
SO. g. Mithen unh @ro11 an cssohn
Sonsfi. 2ots 16 unb II glf. 5 Snnoicate
9bh. ct. Glpub. $4,000.
Hnbert @doeIbom unh Nrau on Sbnmns
Coulter, 49, Nh 1854 N@A Gee.
35<122z3t, $8OO.OO.
Shepbor Sod nnb ssran an esohn so.
Weis. Cots Z nnb 8 8lf 2 Soutb 5ibe
Mhb. 8oscne, S225.00.
Mnnn sc. 9pone II. q. an Sames Mcz
stott. 1851 SGA Gee. 9zt22z28.
100000.
Mntnn @a1s an ghri5f @als. Qots 10
rnh IA @H 10 g. 2oios Ibb. ct. So
1eph. $4,000.
esulio Gurtis an Glisabeth Sbomeb,
2ots IA unb So Muo<s1b @H Gee. 15z
1864, S55O.OO.
Marh suerfen on Nronf saaer, S8A
GgA Gee. 11z124z31. 100000.
gneren S1oflon an Carl Nuanit Mk
2ut 5 8H .@" Guisberser Mbo. Sell
orohe, $4,000.
Nranf l1nger nno SSrou an Iorn Semi
per Shell bon M@H N@H gec. $780,
80, $4,000.
8urbaro @irtbmonn unb @atte an
Charles 3. @etrpth Got 6 unb She'll bon
Got Z 8n 1 Stedliugs 2nb Ibb. ct.
@(nnh, s25O.O0.
Shereiia Steirbauer an Shereiio Neez
fer 2pts s 1l1h 9 8H "a 2otprD5 Mob.
ct. Gloub. $4,000.
6enrn gormers or. an 5ermann 8orz
mers, N@A N@A ln1o S@A N@A
Sec. 23z126z32, $4,000.
M1quita Sdlult an Mnrte Shiu Got
Z 8If 10 Curtis ct. Glpub, $4,000.
6olep Mieren=EiQen lino cine mirf=
(if,c meSi,in Sip hpi(pn itIrfpn iina
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6abt Sir Sic rid)tige 6alfe?

6olep Nieren=Eiqen perleiben Gu6
Sic ri6tige @ilfe, 6as Gift, meldes
&iiidenueb, 8opfmeb, Nerpoiitdt uno
anoere Nieren= uno 8lalen-@ranfbei=
ten peruriodt, 5u neutraliitren uno gu
.pertreiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

5olep Giden iino cine mirf-
lide Meoi5in. Sic beilen, itarfen fins
anteieptiid ul1o Strait permebrer1o. Sic
rpirfen raid. 0olitor Grug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
.Lgegebenes Seiratbsberipreden gu bal.
ten, ourdgeprugelt. ga lift er ia nod
gut meggefommen.

Gor elmer @ei9morenenbarf in
Seras bat ein I0pofat feline 6es Mor=
oes angeflagte @ientin baour6 Dor
strafe bepabrt, oob er am 59luB ser
Gerban0lungen tbranenoen Muges 6as
v@ome, inject Some" anitimn1te. sSSa,
oie @ei6morenen iin6 mandmaI &C.
mitbsmeniden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

Ser Mbgeoronete Sent aus GaIifor<
nia bot ieine Sungfernreoe in gebun<
oener 5orm gebalten, aber neu lit So
ran aud MIR Sic 6orm. 2enn menn
aud nidt BON Mlters Der, 10 6o9 felt
geraumer 3eit idon lit in Sen &e6en,
Die I'M Congregational @ecoro gum Mus.
ornd fommen, mebr 9idtung dIs
8abrbeit entbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

2ie &ronungsfeierlidfeiten in 2on-
oon beginnen am Is. Mai. Sir Die
.perebrten 2eier, melde oas bebre
.5daulpiel genieBen monen, 1T es
3eit, ab5ureiien. Ber aber 5ubanle
bleiben uno MIR sic l1eberl6riften tn
Sen 3eitungen leien min, bats am be-
quemiten.
g
Die Gunoomente ser 8anf BON
@nglano baben gu iinfen begonnen,
aber es lit lelbitperitdnoli6 MIR cine
@ermutbung, menn bebauptet mirb,
|oas Sinfen lei cine 6olge oes nielen
0eloes, oas iene Mmerifaner, 6ie iid
CUR &r0nlmgsfeier nod 2onoon gu be-
gebem beabiidtiger, in Ben @e1polben
Ser ganf nie0ergelegt batten.
g
Dies 1T Elm freies 2an6. Sc itebt
|ieoem Meniden fret, Den Mono nls
|2aterne 5u gebrauden. @r BART i'm
|logar, menn er oa5u imitanoe 1T, aus
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loiden. Sour oari er in gemilen &C.
genoen ietnen Durit nidt loiden.

S11 &anius fiibren 5mei 8urger ieit
Sabren einen &ro5eb, oeiien @ertb=
obieft 5mei Collars iin6. Ser Streit
bat bereits uber tauieno Collars ge=
foitet, uno oas @noe lit nod ni9t
ob5uleben. Ser Sieger miro oereinit
audi ~ausrufen f0nnen: . peb, id
bab' geponnen!
g
Sic Siirfei bot 5mei Nan5erfreu5er
in ENGLAND beiteat. england min
nidt baben, oaB anoere 8olfer &riegsz
ldiffe bauen, aber menn es etmas ba=
Bel peroienen fam, bout es ibnen ielblt
mel9e.
g
@epubIifoniide 'Giibrer I'M 5taat
Seem Sort iouen DEM 8rdii6enten
Soft sic 8erfider1ng gegeben baben,
onb ouf ser ndditen Nationalfonpen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
Notice for Publication,

Department of the Interior.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Las Cruces. N. NJ.
Sept. l. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Delliah A. Dun
agan, of Animas, N. NJ, who, on February 8,
1907. made Desert land entry No. 1888 Ose0l
for VS. sWA. Section 81, Township % 3,
Range 10 W. N. Nj. p, Meridian, has filed not
Ice OF intention 30 maxi ina proof, to estab-
llsh claim to the and above described, before
Asa o. Garland, U, s, Commissioner, at ROdeo,
N. N. on the 2lst day Of October 1911,
Claimant names as witnesses;
Stephen r. Dunagan, of Animas, N. M.
Alvin +. Dunagan, Of
Alfred b. Ward, OF
Melvin A. Wood, Of Z"
JOSE GONZALES.
Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

John Robson has had a deal on
hand for the sale Of his cattle aud
ranches, the intended purchaser was
Berry Sloan. OF L~ivermore, Colorado.
An agreement was reached as to price
and This week Mr.. Sloan came down,
with a big letter Of credit, to make
the first payment, the final payment
to be made after the cattle we're
counted. Mr.. Sloan had shipped his
household goods, and intended to be-
come a resident OF the town. Monday
night some sidewalk knocker got hold
of him, and told many tales OF the
dryness Of the country, and scared
him up. Mr.. Robson finally got him
to see the facts in the true light, and
the trade was still on. Tuesday they
we're owe the depot, and Engineer
John Landon came along and for
some unknown reason began telling
about the thousands OF dead cattle he
has seen In this country, and averred
they had all died for the lack of water.
He kept the talk up, and told of his
observations for twenty years he had
been running an engine through this
country, and whatever he had seen
lost nothing in the telling. He did
the knocking so graphically, and COM
pletely that Mr.. Sloan and his letter
Of credit took the afternoon train for
Colorado.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

II you are interested in any contest
OF any matter before the Interior De-
partment, write to Clark & Wright,
registered land lawyers, ooa + Street
N. w. Opposite Gen1 Land Ofice),
Washington, d. c, Free information
about contests and where to obtain
scrip, Iocatable upon public lands,
without residence or cultivation,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
JEFF Barnett has bought an interes

Aoo O0AhAAb oil AAAblACou
in A. E. Hobbs saloon.
DR.. L. A w. Burtch, Of Clifton,
was down Tuesday, en- route TO Fort
Thomas, for a vacation,
Court adjourned Saturday, and Sun
day Sheriff McGrath started for
L%ordsburg to see the children.
j.. e. Jones was in from Bedrock
this week, and made a homestead en-
try. Link Glaspie was in with him.
Luther Green, of Solomonville, was
in town Wednesday, talking the pilot
lamp, which he says is the best ever,
and which he is Offering to the public.
w. f. Ritter and his family went
out to the ranch the first Of the week
to spend a few days, and show his
wife and mother the beauties OF ranch
life at a goat camp.
Frank r, Coon left Tuesday for
Las Vegas. where he goes as a dele.
gate to the republican state conven-
ton. The convention Will prabably
last several days, and he is not ex
pected home before tomorrow or Sun.
day.
The Nero kids who were vac
cinated when school opened have
been having all kinds of times with
sore arms, but they are about over it
now, and as M of them said this
week, at is all right, it has stopped
itching.
Last Saturday j.. W. Johnson or
ganized a party to 60 out to the Ami
mas school house, which was to be
formally dedicated that night. In
the party was Mrs. II. D. Wright,
the Misses Allen, Miss Randall, Miss
Wright, Clarence and Edmund
Wright, Ed. and Talmage Allen,
Earl and Thos. Kerr, and H. Hobbs.
There we're a number Of others who
wanted to go, but there was not room
enough in the carriages for all of
. them. They had a fine time at the
school house, and were served with
ice cream and cake. Before Sunday
morning the crowd broke up, and the
visitors were divided around among
the several houses and cared for for
the night. The next day they were
driven around the settlement, visited
the various farms and were bounti-
fully fed on melons, cantelopes and
other products Of the soil.
G. w. Cartwright, who was arrested
for passing a forged check, drawn on
the First national bank Of Lordsburg,
was1ndicted by the grand jury, and
his case came up at the present term
Of court, and he was asked to plead
guilty, TO ave the county expense
He refused TO do so, as he said he
could not be proved guilty without
the presence Of two witnesses. one OF
whom a down in Texas, and the
other over at Miami, Arizona, and
they would not come back. Sheriff
McGrath got busy, and got wires from
these witnesses that they would be at
court. He showed the wires to Cart
right, also n from a Tennessee sher-
ID, who wanted Cartright held till he
could come after him, as he wanted
him for jumping a bond. Cartright
weakened, plead guilty, and was sent
to the pen for not less than two nor
more than four years. He has been a
tough customer while In jail. Sheriff
McGrath has taken from him two
tiles and two saws, and kept him on
bread and water, and not a very lib
eEAl supply OF bread, TO force him 70
tell who passed him In the tools, but
could not get a word from him. He
has been keeping Cartwright in the
steel cell, reserved for the hard cases,
and has a man go and look at him
ebce an hour.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

h.rdln has applied foraleave
y from his Arizona farm, so
De ing his sons to L~ordsburg.
Wiiei1 y may attend school. He
eohsIt Che school here a much bet
tof one nan the one at San Simon,
where his home stead is located.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
800 Reward.

A reward Of 800 will be paid for
evidence to convict any person Of un-
lawfully handling any horses or cattle
Of Seven Spear Cross, Cross Spear
Cross, Spear Cross S, and Of Spear
Cross A brands. Range Burro Noun
tains.
Hip SAM RICHARDSON.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
Political Announcements.
FoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination for District Attorney for the
Sixth Judicial District. composed OF Grant
and Luna counties, subject to the will OF the
Democratic party, expressed either in dis.
trict convention or primary, and pledge the
people a clean and energetic enforcement
OF law, IL nominated and elected.
ALvAg N. WHITE.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

I announce my candidacy for the nomina-
tion for the ONCE as assessor, for the coming
state election. subject TO the approval of the
democratic convention,
EDWARD DICKINSON.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the ONCE OF District Attorney for the coun-
ties of Grant and Luna. subject 10 the action
OF the Democratic Nominating Convention.
JAMRL s. FIELDER.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
WESTERN LIBERAL.
ROsToFFICB HOURS.

Daily, ga. m. to 6 p. M.
Sundays, 8 to 9 a. M, and long enough
to wait on ar applicants after the ar
rival Of Train No. l, II It is on time.
ION Sundays postofHces must be
kept open an hour, Postal laws and
regulations, Section 284.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
FOR COUNTY CLERKI

l hereby myself as a candidotG
for the nomination as County Clerk Of GRAM
county, subject to the action Of the regular
Democratic comfy convention.
E. B. VENABLE.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

hereby announced myself a. a candidate
for the nomination as Sheriff Of Grant coun
ty. subject to the action of the regular DE
mocratic county convention,
II. J.. McGRATH.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

There are three lucky kids in Lords
burg, James Wells, Robert Briel and
Johnny McCabe. Their parents took
the train to Deming Wednesday, to
see the circus.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

IyI6lulu LAlAOs sssssssss 10
Aberdeen Mine, two long rings.
Bnnney mine, 3 long ? short.
Boyd. w. II ? long 3 short.
Dundee mine, l long, l short, / long
MiseFs Chest mine. four long.
Nelly BLY, mine, three long one short.
Roberts B Leahy store, / long 3short.
Superior mine, three long.
Shakespeare M. Co, l long 2 short.
Sutton Mining Co., l long ] short.
Wells, j. L., two long o short.
IS mine, two long two short.
Muir Line. 80
AkeT, Q. f.. B rings.
Lawrence, A. W. / long ] short.
Marble, w. H.. two rings.
Muir, j. T., three long.
Stages, r. e., four rings.
Smith, W. A., 6 rings.
Animas Line 8
johnson, J.. W., ! long ! short.
Kerr, j. p, 2 long ] short.
Kerr, T. A., / long 3 short.
Mansfield. Ed. 3 long.
McCant, Jesse, 2 long 3 short.
Porter, 6. S along.
Ssllerds, D.. f., 3 long / short.
Smith, Bailey, 2 long / short.
Wright, s. j., ] long 2sboTt.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Office Hours: 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Sundays: 7 a. m. to noon.

Long distance charges 25 cents for
five minutes or less. Free 10 phone
renters. Non renters using a custom
er's phone will pay the renter, and
the amount will be charged to the
renter on his monthly bill.
Keep receiver hung up. Ring of
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

There were thirty cars Of ore ship
ped from Lordsburg last week. On
Monday of this week the So company
got busy and shipped sever cars.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

The Independent published an i'll
ustrated account Of the republican
convention, and, according to the
pictures, which cannot be disputed
the steam roller went over ID. III. Ked'
Zie, and he came out Of the encounter
with two shapely legs. A miracle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-09-29

The New Edition of the
COPPER HANDBOOK.

Vol. TX. issue April 1910, contains 1928 pages,
with nearly 80 per cent. more matter than the
preceding edition. The chapters with mine
descriptions and on statistics nave been oare
fully revised and the bulk of the matter