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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE pREsEN s.,
That I, John q. Hopkins do hereby cons itute
and appoint AT. Thomson my attorney and
agent for me, AID In my name, place and
stead, 90 vote as my proxy az a special meet
ing of the stockholders of the Arizona and
New Mexico Railway Company, to be held at
tho principal ofce Of the Company. in the
Town OF Clifton, County OF Greenlce. Terri
tory Of Arizona, ON tho 3oth day of January.
lali, AZ 900 o'clock r. NJ. and at any aud ali
adiournments thereof, according TO the num-
Dor OF votes that ] should be entitled 30 vote
II then personally present, and in particular
70 vote for aud Ia favor Of increasing the cap
iui stock OF tho Company from one milton
i've hundred thousand dollars, 0i.5jO,OOo, 10
two million three hundred thousand dollars,
G2.8O0,0OO, and for amending the Articles of
lneorp6rporation and Constellation or the.
Company accordingly. aud the isshahce OF
nilly paid stoch, az par, 10 %theamoupt of such.
increase, la payment % existing indebtedness
% the company, and OF approving The terms
-aodchdhiohs ofeq agJeem6pt lor tho. cpnso-
ItdetiQnQ ~ the company with the Lori sburg
and Hachit6 Railroad Qmra4y
s'wirEEss'wa khEofsIhf h6ieuHtoset
Gis - -
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
a RsaI 100 Exouas.

Bessie's Mother-Bessle did you let
thai Mr.. snuggle have a kiss? Bessie
Yes, mamma. He said it would be a
goodby kiss. and / was Just dead anx
ious to have him go.-Puck.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
That the Western Investment Compa-
ny Of New Jersey, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws Of the state Of
New Jersey. being the holder aud owner Of
1850 shares of the capltalstook of the Arlz-
ona and New Mexico Railway Company, does
hereby constitute and appoint A.. r, Thomson
its attorney and agent for it and i'm its name.
place aud stead to vote as its proxy, at II spe-
cial meeting Of the stockholders OF said Com
pany, to be held at the principal office OF the
Company, in the Tow of Clifton, County Of
Greenlee, Territory OF Arizona. OF the Both
day OF January. 1911. at ESQ o'clock p. m, and
at any ard all -adjournments thereof, accord-
ing TO the number OF votes that the said West
ern Investment Company of Now Jersey
would he entitled 10 vote upon its shares and
in particular, TO vote for and in favor of in
crcasiug the capital stock of said Arizona and
New Mexico Railway company from Sl,6O0,OO0
TO S2,3J1,0O0, and of amending Its Articles OF
Incorporation and Consolidation accordingly,
ana the Issuance OF fully paid shares OF It's
stock at par, 60 the amount Of such increase,
in payment of existing Indebtedness of said
Company, and OF approving the terms and
conditions OF an agreement for the consoilda.
ton OF said Company with the Lordsburg and
Hachita Railroad Company. hereby ratifying
and confirming all that its sa d agent and at.
turuey may lawfully DO ut such meeting as
rs agent and attorney.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. tho Western In
vestmentC Company of New Jersey has caused
these presents to be executed by its President
and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed, and
the same to be aJteste by its Secretary this
18th day Of January, 1911.
WESTERN INVESTMENT COMPANY
or NEW JERSEY,
[seaIl (slgned) BY CORTLAND BETS,
President.
Attest;
tSlgned) GEO. II. CHURCH,
Secretary.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
10 other W. ImnorLant.

1.-TWO great desires of my life have
becn. gratihed. One was to go up in
m alrshlp."
".And the otherT'
ITO get safely back to earth."-Ex-
change.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
c%hip5enaals's own.
Is it genuine Chlppendale7"

rs It genuine C%hlppendaleT'
Absolutely, sir"
'But this looks like a crack right
across
Done by ~Chippendale himself, sir, In
q ht Of rage when he heard the union
had called the men out" London
Punch.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17

KNOW ALL MEN BY THEsEpREsENTs,
That ], Don; II. Kedzie, do tcrcby constitute
and appoint A. r. Thomson my attorney and
agent, for me, and IN my name. place and
stead, 10 vote, as my proxy at special meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Arizona and New
Mexico Railway Company in the Town OF
clifton. County of 6reeulee. Territory Of Ariz-
oua, on the both day of January, 1911; aud at
any and an edjournments THEREOF. according
to the numbered votes that I should be en-
titled to vote. II then personally present, and
In particular. 20 vote for ana in favor of in
creating the cupiral stock of The said com
pany from s~l,500,000 to S,3O0.00O ana osame1d-
ing the Articles Of lncorporat on and Conso-
lidation OF the Company accordingly, and tho
issuance OF fully paid shares of STOCK, at par,
10 the amount of such increase, m payment
OF existing indebtedness OF the Company, aud
of approving the terms and conditions of an
agreement for the consultations of the Com
pany with the Lordsburg and Huchita Rail
road Company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto
set my hand and seal thls2sth day of January
a. ID. MIl.
(Signed DOSYH. KEnzIE,
Sealed and delivered i'm the presence of;
(SiguedJ NJ WRIGHT.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
cI:snsa mn 90.

NT--V-H IW-Hl Nuf'
First Girl-Was your hagear a great
euccess? Second Girl-I SHOULD think
40. An the %genilanlen had 70 walk.
home. They hadn't oyeu a penny "a.
their pockets 70 pay their tram fares.
-LOndon Tit.Blts
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17

and also. that have compared the following
copy of the same, with the original thereof
now or nle, and declare it TO be a correct
transcript thcrofrom and Of the whole there.
of.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
the Territory of New Mexico, az the city of
Santa Re, the Capital. on this First day of
February, A. d. 1911.
NATHAN JAFFA,
tseal1 Secretary OF New Mexico
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17

KNOW ALL MEN ny THEsR pResFNTs.
Tint !. Dor. a.. Lcahy. az hereby constitute
and appoint A. n. thomson my attorney and
ngert, for me. and In my name. place aud
stead. 20 vote ~ my proxy az a special meet
ing ~ the s~tockholders OF tho Arizona and
Now Mexico HALLWAY Company. 81 he held vt
Che principal Office OF the Company wi the
Town Of Clifton, County Of Greenicc. Territo-
ry of Arizonn. on the Both day OF January.
1871. and W. any and an a-dionrnments thereof
according to the number Of votos that /
should he entitled 70 vote, NJ then personally
present, and In Particular. 70 vote for and ia
favor of Increasing the otpitai stock OF tic
said Compsny FROM ei.5o0,00O TO s2.s10.O0O and
OF amending the Articles OF Incoipora ION
and Conso idation OF tie Company according
" and the issuance Of fully paid shares of
stock, at par, 70 the amount Of such Increase.
in payment OF existing Indebtedness Of the
Company, aud OF approving the terms ana
conditions of an agreement tor the consoli-
dation OF tho Company With the Lorlsburg
and Hachita Railroad Company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have h%oreunto
set my haud and seal this 2gth DAY OF january.
a.. ID. 1911.
Csigncd) JosRpHt A. LEAnY.
q senled and delivered IL the presence off,
tsigned) G. p. JEFFEts.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY.
crnrrr1cArr or conrAn1son.

CERTIFICATE or C%oMpARIsoN.
J. Nathan Jana. Secretary OF the Territory
OF New Mexico, do hereby certify that there
was fled foY record in this onlce at Two O'Clock
j.. NJ. on the Firs. day Of February A d. 1911;
AMENDMBN rs TO ARTICLES or IN
CORPORATION OF THE ARIZONA
AND NEW MEXICO RAILWAY
COMPANY,
NUMBER 64g.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17

We. the undersigned. stockholders Of the
Arizona and New Mexico Railway Company,
holding respectively the number of shares Of
the capital stock of said company set opposite
our respective names, amounting Ia the aggre-
gate to fifteen thousand Q5,OOM shares, the
total number of shares authorized, issued and
outstanding, having at "A meeting regularly
called for that purpose voted in favor of the
increase OF the capital stock Of the company
and the amendment of its Articles Of incor-
p%oration and Consolidation accordingly. as set
forth in the foregoing certificate. do hereby
give our written assent to such Increase and
amendment:
Names Number ofshares
Paul heisinger. 1
Norman Ca michael. ..... ............ I
Mark J. Egan Do. ...... .......-..... ]
Z. VI. williams. . ...... .... ....... 1
George W. Fraser ............. ... ...... /
A Il. Thomson .............. .... !
Don: II. Kedzie. Proxy
by A.. T.. Thomson. ............... /
Western Investment Company. of New
Jersey, Proxy by a. II. Thomson Gee. 1880
Joseph A. Leahy, Proxy,
by n. Thomson
John G, Hopkins, Proxy
by A. 7. Thomson ..... .............. 2
1900
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ENDORSED.


No. G0G0.
Cor. Reed Vol. g. Page 20,
Amendment to Articles OF Incorporation of
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Increasing Capital Stock.
Filed in Onice OF Secretary of New Mexico,
Feb,l J, 1917 2 p. NJ.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17

ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
THOMSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Clifton. Arizona. January 30, 1910.
I. A. T. Thomson, secretary of the Arizona
audNew Mexico Railway Company, do hereby
certify that the foregoing are. fun, true, aud
correct copies of the proxies OF Stockholders
Of the Arizona aud New Mexico Railway Com
pany now on Ole in my Office.
A.. n. THOMSON,
lSeall Secretary Of tho Arizona ana New
Mexico Railway Company,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1911-03-17
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
H,uuNvr 80 nv...

County of Greenlee,
Onthis 3Oth day of Januarr, A. d. 1919. be-
fore me Paul Reisinger, president. and i. +,
Thomson, secretary of the Arizona and New
Mexico Railway Company. each to me person
ally known. who being by me severally and
duly sworn. each for himself, and notone for
the other, did say that Paul Reisinger is such
president and A. +. Thomson is such secretary
respectively OF said above corporation. men
toned In and which executed the foregoing
certificate, and that the seal Affixed TO said in
trument Is the corporate seal Of said corpor-
alton; and that said instrument wns signed
and sealed in behalf, Of said corporation; by
authority OF its board of directors and with
the assent OF nj least two-thirds In Interest Of
tho stockholders OF said corporation having
voting powers Is their voluntary act and decd
and as the voluntary. act. aud deed of said
corporation and atlantis further say that the
assent hereto appended IA signed by az least
two-thirds Ia interest Of the stockholders of
said corporation having voting powers. either
In person or by their severally duly constitute
cd proxies or attorneys in fact. thcrounto
duly authorized In writing.
=. REIsINGER, President,
lscaII AT, THoMsoN, Secretary.
Subscribed ana sworn 20 before me this J0th
day Of January. A. ID. 1910.
tseal THO, SMILEY,
Probate Judge and Ex-omcio Clerk Of the
Probate Court,
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Amendment to Article of incorporation
of Arizona and New M~exloo.
hallway Company,

County of Grant,
hereby certify that the within instrumen
Of writing was nled for Rooord. IN my omce on
the End day OF February, A. d. 1911. at 2o'clock
p. NJ. and Becorded in Book !, Articles OF In-
corporation. Page 4i0i5.
lSeall T.. B.YENAuLn.
Probate Clerk aud EN-ohlcio Recorder.
Rd. ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
RAILWAY,
Go A. 7. THOMSON, s
Clifton Arizona.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
Daddy Bedtime
The Early Bird
Who Gets the
Early Worms

~ Tvs the early bird that gets the worm, you know" said daddy as Evelyn
and Jack begged for more-just a little more-time before going to bed
which bird is the earliest bird. daddyy inquired Jack Jack had
often put of the bedtime hour by asking questions.
Just get ready for bed and I'll tell you. Once upon a time there vas a
ooh, Robin Redbreastl We know himr cried the children. "There are
lots or them out there in the trees. We feed them every day ii we don't hap
pen to forget"
"WenU went on daddy solemnIy, robin Redbreast lived in a tree. a maple
tree just outside the window Of certain children They were fairly nice chill
drn, 10 robin thought for sometimes the little girl would scatter crumbs on
the roof q the porch underneath her window, and Mr. and Mrs Robin would
hop down to eat the crumbs
up in the tree the robins had a nest 1t was made Of grass stuck to-
gdher with mud, and inside 1T wa lined with soft little roots Mrs. Robin
laid four pale blue eggs in the nest and by inc by four funny little robin
babies crawied out OF the eggs. The babies had wide yellow mouths which
they were always opening for food, and their little bodies were almost bare
of feathers 81 that Mrs. Robin had to cuddle them under her wings to keep
them warm when the nights werech chilly, is they sometimes are in the spring
Papa Robin just had to get up early and work from dawn till dark. When be
found a worms he would pounce upon It and beat it against a stone or a tree
to kill It. Yes, | am really sorry for the early worms that MIR. Robin caught
In a few weeks the young robins we're able to take lessons In flying. In sing
ing and in hunting for bugs and worms. Then the little robins would go out
into the woods and hustle for themselves.
IF the. robin family got all Of their children safely started in the world
a young bird seems unable to learn % ny or 1t may fall to the ground and be
hurt
There is a pretty story telling how the robin got It's red breast Long ago
little children were told this story about the robin. According to the tale.
when Christ was dying 9 the cross the robin few up 70 him and tried TO help
him by pulling the crown IF thorns away from his head. In doing So the
story says. the robins breast a pierced by the thorns Since then, a s a re-
ward for its good deed upon that day, all robins breasts have been red and
every where robins are loved"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
'-x-~- By MAY MLNT0N ~-=-'
In ordering these patterns he sure
TO mention the name
"May Manton."

tar MME 81 lEeE
The coat that Is made with big point
ed revers Is new and smart. This
model also includes the side closing
The sleeves are finished with prettily.
shaped cuffs also and the model all
together is exceptionally attractive.
In the Illustration 1t Is made OF serge
with collar and smaller portions of
the cuffs of velvet. but the season
shows a great many materials and a
great many that are used for trims
mings. Broadcloth is liked or serge,
ratine is pretty on both serge and
broadcloth, and silk, satin and velvet
are all In vogue. The collar with the
pointed back Is extremely fashionable
but there are women who find the
round line more becoming and this
GOAT allows a choice.
The coat is made with fronts and
side-fronts. back and s~ide-backs. The
side-fronts, back and side-backs. The
sleeves are cut In two pieces each and
are without fullRess at the shoulders.
Pockets are inserted in the side-frontsi
and are finished with deep laps. The
front edges OF the collar are arranged
over the revers. after which they are
aolnsa g sas nsss sss sso1s sssv.,
for a 81 <@, 3s, 40, AZ and IA inch bust
and will be mailed to any
addp by the Fashion Department OF
th paper, on receipt of ten cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
Niladvs
Mirror


Afda "a Geautys
Failing OF the chin, or sagEfng chin
muscles, is one Of beauty's surest M
mics. The woman with a double chin
has small chance OF conveying an I'M
preston Of freshness and youth.
One Of the surest ways of correcting
this tendency is to study chin poses in
the mirror. Pull the chin up and thrust
1t out, SO that the d%isfguring roll is
eliminated. then drop the chin on the
chest. exaggerating the fault. BY so
doing a definite idea of the value Of
chiE elevation win be gained.
With this practical demonstration In
mind, practice carrying the chin high,
but not thrust forward. Draw the
muscles taut and hold them so and
develop the practice into a habit, which
win soon become a natural pose.
When drying the ace or massaging
II. with any kind of cream or lotion
make the hands into a v shaped trough
by placing the base of the palms to-
gether, putting the chin into the v
and pushing the hands gently, but firm
II, up each side Of the face to the tenn
pies. Repeat this motion at least half
a dozen times a day and the excess
fullness will gradually disappear. New
er use downward motions in massag-
ing any OF the facial muscles, always
upward. The tendency of these mus
cles is to fall, and downward pressure
hastens this process. Pushing them
upward keeps the cheeks full and pre-
vents holIows, the certain marks OF
age, from appearing in the face.
Pinning a firm bandage of muslin
tightly about the head SO that there
will be a firm pressure under the chin
during the night Is a harmless and eff
ficlent aid to the foregoing treatment.
The collarless dress reveals the dis
figuring creases and wrinkles in the
neck. These should be nassaged reg
ularly with a good cold cream, as they
are quite as undesirable and quite ais
teiltaie as the age lines In the face.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
Wash your Own Hair.

If you III accustomed to having
your hair shampooed Try doing 1t your
self so that you may reap the benefit
or an out OF door sun drying. Al half
hour of fresh air and sunlight will do
more to stimulate the growth OF the
hair and bring out its natural color
and luster than any amount Of tonic.
Many women go an entire rear with
taking advuntage or own
remedy for Iusterless, stubborn hair.
A pure soap, a vigorous rubbing, care
FIJI rinsing So that no soap remains In
the hair and a drying in the direct rays
of the sun are possible to every NO
man. Allow the hair to become thor
oughly dry before combing it, then
brush out the tangles with q stiff
bristle brush. Continue this brushing
for at least fifteen minutes, lifting the
strands to let the sunshine filter
through. Do not dress the hair for a
half hour after it is brushed out, but
let 1t hang loose about the shoulders
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
But do you?
| know | don't.

one. In a word, 1.-THE average person
dream. You see a white gown gettin
You must have your white nainsook
mind roves idly to a new frock you a
you must write to your dressmaker,
for this time of year. and wonder II
or because you sat up rather later
wonder what time ~so-and-so got HON
So your mind drifts.
But that isn't thinking any nor
the water Is rowing, will propel J
OF course, one must rest on one
other hand one must row OCCASIONAL
And the men and women who d
the men and women who do set to, a
p~erpetually drifting, the men and "
stead of dreaming all the time.
Suppose the next time you are s
hour in which to dream you try thin
Concentrate on some important
out just what you are going to say
Try to recall some OF the poetry
Think over some big public que
prohibition, or the need of more stri
marshal all the arguments for and .
Study the advertisements in the
which are poor and why.
Or, best of all, reflect upon som
the direction In which you are going
OF course, as Mr.. Bennett warns
yards before your mind has skipped
larking around the corner with anoi
But il 1t does, to quote once mt
the neck. Bring 1t back forty times
If you do perhaps by and by VI
ing.
Don't You want to try 1t?
Il will if You will"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
sleep tho Fountain Of Youth.

Any number of women who are cut
ting ruthlessly into their allowance TO
swell the cash drawer Of the beauty
parlors could solve the riddle of APP
pearing fresh and animated IL they
would but make a practice Of taking
the proper amount of sleep.
The value OF sleep ais a restorative
and as a fountain OF youth Is unbe-
lieYable until mi has batfed regular
" therein. 1t almost seems magic In
its effect, and many a woman who has
discovered the secret is the envy and
admiration of her beauty parIor
friends.
Eight hours for work, eight hours
Tor sleep and eight for play is the old
rule. Up to now no one has improved
on this proportion. If you care more
for the preservation of your youth and
aftractiyeness than OF your pleasure
take not less than the allotted eight
hours OF sleep from the twenty-four-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
A simpIs Preventive.

Professor Isrflhert of the Pasteur in
rtitute at Paris has demonstrated that
burning sugar develops one OF the most
powerful a%ntiseptic gases known. II
sugar were burned IN the house when
one member of the family has the grip
or merely a cold there would be less
danger OF its spreading throughout the
household. This may be easily done
by putting a few hot Goals on a shovel
or pan, s~prinkling them with a table
spoonful of sugar and letting 1t burn
in the rooms where the sick person has
been.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
and some taupe colored and rose EN-
broidery ripped from a M handsome
japanese negligee.
Thu Handy Pad.

The simplest and most useful of
pads. for hasty memoranda is made
from the ordinary penny tablet of
on the back. fasten a common brass
ring by doubling a bit of tape through
1T and gluing the latter firmly to the
pasteboard backing. By this it can
be hung on a handy nail, from which
should depend also a cord with a pen
ell, always ready for use. Choose a
pencil with rather soft lead, but with
out a rubber, tie the cord securely to
a notched place in the middle Of the
pencil. and have both ends sharpened.
Then II one has need to use it in haste
Whichever end one graspa will be the
right one TO use.