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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
Manicure Lady On Love
Would Like n Husband Better
Looking Than George. the
Head Harher, and ms Good,
by WILLIAM +. KIRK.

At WAS TO see picture show last
night" said the Manicure Lady,
"and It was so sad that cried
right I'm the theater. My escort looked
kind Of cheap because he didn't bring
no handkerchief and mine got so damp
1 couldn't use It no more"
st amt no disgrace to have a ten
der heart" said the Head Barber. Il
wish my landlord was gated more that
way"
This picture was about a young girl
that was Tilted at the last minute"
said the Manicure Lady. she read
them cruel words which he wrote to
her. and then she put on her bridal
dress and tried TO kill herself Her
mother came in just in time and saved
her"
III I was a girl I wouldn't kill my
self for no gent" said the Head Bar
Der Gents is too easy to get il a
girl is wise. and OF course il I had
been a girl I would have been wise
one"
"Of course" said the Manicure Lady,
freezingly. "Of course you would be
a wise girl ] don't see what keeps
your brains from Oozin out Of your
ears, George. II you had been living
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

TNTIL ELIHU ROOT spoke in the New York state
Republican convention the unfortunate and
divided opposition party had been without a
voice His address of the sort that srs the blood
Of the old war horses and makes them sniff the battle
afsr off, It sounded like old times, when political
battles were really fought out issues and programs,
rather than personal Controversies and prejudices
It outlined in powerful way the schedule of injuries
and faults which laid to the account of the party
in power, by those who will seek to overthrow the
Woodrow Wilson regime at the polls this fall.
Until now it has seemed if the Republican party
lacked convincing voice, to take the lead in reunion
and campaign direction. The situation understood
to be very doubtful with most of the talking being done
by the remnants of the abortive Progressive party and
the noisy leaders who led the revolt in 1912. The
party and the country have been quick that
the "old line" Republican party had been smashed
beyond repair its strong Raiders relegaed to limbo by
time and unkind fate, its program Outlawed by the
statute of limitations, its cohesive power forever de-
stroyed.
Students Of the political situation have looked at
the figures of 1872 and have wagged their heads There
they stand Republicans 34s5o00 PrOgressives 412oooo
Democrats 6295,00O. 1t has been regarded certain
unless the opposition could be consolidated If consoli
datiOn could be brought about, Wilson could not win
that is the way the majority of people have looked at it.
The PrOgressiveS who have spoken have been
compromising speech at least Roosevelt himself has
not been noisy the others, and it has been gen.
orally understood that he would seek
thing like his old prestige within the Republican party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

in them days, Mister Sockrates would
have been working for you.
'Tu tell you one thing, though. II
a Young man ever trifled with my
young heart and ] got wise to II, L
would make a awful tramp out OF MIN
before 1 got through. ] think that
kind of a man is a awful low sort
George, even il he happens to be a
rich aristocrat As Mister Tennyson
once said. Kind hearts is more than
cOroners.'
"This is a funny old world" unused
the Head Barber. Sometimes ] think
some of US gets more than our share
the same as ] did when ] married the
Missus. I never deserved no such
grand girl And when i think how
lots Of better fellows got stung, it
seems to me I'm a pretty lucky dog
even il my horse don't always win for
me-"
"Of course you're lucky, George, but
not no more than you deserve to be.
] only hope that when I have whispered
Yes and walk up the aisle Of the church
I will be walking alongside as true a
gent as you are, only more handsome.
Il never was much on looks,
know said the Head Barber.
you amt the handsomest man in
the world, George, but goodness knows
you are above the average, and when
a man gets too handsome he amt usu-
ally a good proyider.
zone Of my neighbors uptown is
married 10 a man that looks like
Greek god and provides for her like
Greek peddler There is Greeks and
Greeks, and she got little Of both
kinds
My nature is one Of them gentle
kind, George, like a ripping river, but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
A MOTHER REPLIES.
Canutiillo. Texas, Feb. Is.

CanutiillO, Texas, Feb is.
Editor FL Paso Herald;
Greetings to all who replied to the
Two Mothers" We greatly appre-
ciated the letters from those who were
with us: as to the others--weil they
were highly amusing, although l must
say that, strage to relate, I am for
Wilson and OF the same mind yet.
In reply to Mondays letter | wish 20
say that, strange to relate, ] am for
open up the west, some of them were
very reckless nevertheless. One OF the
Alamo heroes married and, with his vile
and children, pushed west far in adj
vance Of the other pioneers. Then he
left them for several months while he
went hunting and scouting and upon
his return found they had been massa-
creed and the cabin burned, He at
once married another TO repeat the
thing. One history states that he lost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
NEWTON. TEXAS, WOMAN
DIES HERE; body RETURNED

Mrs. Minnie Fielder aged 80 years.
died Thursday morning at S;45 o'clock
at a local hospital, following an i'll
ness Of several weeks
Deceased came to FL PasO two years
ago from her home In Newton, Texas,
to where the body will be shipped for
interment tonight. accompanied by rel
atives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
AHectahon

THE simple please they boast not Of their Pedig
like
Of and /
the with
who, IS Sc
was the
cheap yourself my friend your Sia
CPToct.a Nv 49, go -,D,v.r service, WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
TWO JAP CONsULs-GENERAL
FOR L. :. ARE APPOINTED

Toxic, Japan. Feb. 17.-Masanab Han
ihara, chief Of tho telegram section Of
the foreign office and formerly at
tache OF the japanese embassy to the
United States. has been appointed con-
sul-general at san Francisco.
Roukro Moroi. first embassy secre-
tary at the foreign department has
been appointed nsul-general at Homo
lulu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
STREET RAILWAY
MEN HAVE DINNER

Electric Railway company officials.
employees and friends attended the din
ner OF the Electrical association, which
was held in the West Ysleta Country
club Wednesday night. A special in
terurban car took the guests from the
city.
Talks were made by c, W. Taylor
assistant attorney general of Texas,
Louis Folk. of Ysleta, c. Z. Kelly.
Charles A. Brann, d. c. Booth and H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

when it overfloWs everybody usually
takes TO the high ground"
I've noticed that" said the Head
Barber, admiringly. Nobody gets very
gay around X0u. At least, I never seen
nobody"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
NAVAL COLLIER JUSTIN
Is SOLD FOR 1901 .l0=

San Francisco. Calf. Feb 1.-THE
United States naval collier Justin was
reported today in advices from Wash
ington 10 have been sold TO NJ. y. Busey,
ir. of New York, on his bid OF S301,-
1O7. Navy appraisers fixed the value
OF the vessel some time ago at SIS, 600.
Previous bids were rejected on
charges Of regularity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
MEXICAN is ARRESTED
ON WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE

Juan Jose Munoz. charged Fith
bringing Maria de Jesus Hermdsillo
into the United States for immoragpur-
poses was arrested Thursday morning
and given a preliminary hearing before
Z s. commissioner oliver at noon
Thursday. He pleaded guilty and was
bound over in the sum OF sf009 to the
action OF the federal grand jury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

No sooner do hearts and arrows and Cupidy 20 out
of the bookstore windows than hatchets and miniature
cherry trees and enesses of the father Of country
appear Bright paper emblems keep the nasser BY
informed of feass and sacrifices lest he forget sentiment
and patriotism.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

California is ambitious for good roads and never
stops building them-that is what makes California
her ambition for perfection California has what has
been called divine discomfort" Any person OF house
or city or state that is perfectly contented with itself
will have to take CALIFORNIA; dust, that is ALL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

A German newspaper says that the kaiser is con-
templaing prohibiting the importation Of Injuries It's
our uxuries and pleasures anyway that kill u.s. and
the man is only helping his land to little more life
If he procams year ten year abstinence from them
Lent is very good for the health although it is primarily
for the benefit of the soul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
wi. ". sTEMAn1vs sIsTER DIE.

Mrs. Melinda lane Tucker OF Dallas
died Tuesday in that city. She was a
sister Of W. r. Stewart OF 2701 Grand
avenue, El Paso. The burial was held
at Midlothian, Texas. the old home OF
Mrs. Tucker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
By HOWARD I. RANN.

ers OF twins grow impatient, however,
and prefer 10 carry a twin on each arm
over the surface Of a hardwood floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

Theodore Roosevelt has a book out, called GFear
God and Take Your Own Part" 1t is a monograph on
preparedness,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17

The prince Of Wales has been 9iised with
the idea that should u ever be NECESSARY he
would be qualified TO make his/own living.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
S THE REPUBLICAN PARTY A VOICE,

single declaration to excite their hostility He shows
the wav along which the opposition parties, CONSOLE
dated may possibly march to victory and he proposes
several questions that the Democrats VIII tnd 1t no
American voter.
Progressves for support, but neither does he make
Civilization is mostly words like taste in
pexious-it is what you get used to. The emperor
president of China has sacrifice to five mountains
four rivers and five before he can begin to rule
states has to sacrifice to 100000 postmasters, some
hundreds of senators and representatives in congress-
and even some BOSSES to insure peaceful term HOnors
are about easy east and west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
iWoooa SPo aN

WAtUNG For A GUS
(wHo WAS OCT Az "tSAT no
TLGpHoN re ME Wifi
10 800 AIS HtEMIeL0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23
frifirfens 2Ooe Wooe
/ Dtllmar
(Slutning.)
NrcSaa ;sorm. ben 16be Snni.

NN>N
genneniscet bIep Iebet al IaItor
g(rthur Son'on, Sioaa, e. 8.
Meolemsfcmiteen rapportereoe og
8 Sr9lier % Broiesiorer oe omfrin9
10 andre blep optaget iom Nteplem.
mer al Webet.
Observation-Disclosures rapportereoe
pg felgenbe @alg blep i%oretaget:
4anoioater for Weblemnter al aor'
porationen for SnOremiSiionen: Ea'
ftorerne :. e. 2eIanb, 6. g. @rificn
pg 8. g. Haorm, Salpor gierfnes,
Satton, g. Saf., % .. 80. Citrate,
Sarmington, Wfinn.
Sroinotionsfomite: Yoitorerne 3.
&c. Berg, g. Rilien, $. Sit9ilen og
q. SIesium.
3anoiooter for Weolemmer al
Iltgsburgs &orporation: Or. 6. %.
Hoan, Nfpls., Wartin Saluorion,
@anomingo, Iaitor 6. 3. Carton,
Salt. s. Mattion, Gait. 5. II. Eeoer'
fon og Tait. q. Sfteoal.
aomite for Snbberetningerne ira
Higeifolen / Sarge: Faitorerne 3. g.
, Gbriitenien, 6. s. Reitpolo og 5
SCOTLAND. Glias amlbIon, Srtonpiae,
9finn., og Ileranoer grifion, Nortbs
MOOD, g. Gaf.
aomite for Snbberetningerne ira
9etbonia College: Eaitorerne $. 3,
Selietb, .. 81. Spietb, q. Slion, Is.
8. Suoal, minneapolis, og s. 81.
8afluno, @iamar.
&omite for SSlloberetningerne ira
Setbeito SompS: Eaitorernc 6. Te.
berion, 6. Ee0erion, @br. Sprgenien,
6. 6. 9irfelonb, @iGmor, og 81. g,
Nelion, SaIton, Winn.
HeoaftionSfomite: Yaitorerne s.
30. Soaeficn og s. &ebpif.
Weolem al Srgoniiationsfomiteen
Fait. Claus Morgan.
Sroinotor: NaIt. s. Mtattion.
SnoremisiionS Superintendent
Toit. 6. g. Sang 9jenpalgt paa 3
Nor.
Yait. g. Iilien reiignereoe fra Or.
binationsfomiteen og Tait. l(roabl
fra &omiteen for SeoningemiSiionen
Geiignntionerne mobtaget.
@n Sfripelie fra en- &omite for
decentralization / 1917 blep lpii
op at Sormnnben og benpiit til So
miteen for Snbberetningen ira Or.
eaniiationsfomiteen.
Iait. s. %. Salporion blep en-item.
mig ~aienpal9t til SefretGr.
Iait. g.. SfteoaI gioroe Gebe fol
oct paatGnfte gbene5er @amlebiem
MinneapoIiS, og Sait. 3. q. Sletter
LrIte en- 9eretning ON s(rbeioet pef
lutheran SoipitaI / minneapolis.
Heoaftsr s. u. Soin lpite Ell Sno'
beretning ON "SolfeblaOet". Sel
foreloa en- Tlan for at labe "@oSie,
rem" gaa mo / "Solteblaoet".
.. q. Sain rapportereOe ira Sri
tirfens SogbanbeI. Slere Stubentel
bolopr M paa meo at iGlae Erofesiol
Sperorups iamleoe Sfrifter.
Otto Sanipn lpite en- Happort frt
Yrof. g. .. Seperion, aosierer fol
Observation-Disclosures, iom bapoe bap
en- SilbtGgt al $227.S0.
Eait. Sletten rapportereoe frt
"Solfeblaoet" % 9~ogbunbelens aor
porationer angaaenoe Sammenilllt
ming al be TO. Sagen bleu benoiit ii
Ell &onite iom p%enteoes palgt / De
gien1eo.
IaIg: Iait. 6. sc. Sonion 10.
Iait. llroabl, iom r~eiignereoe ira $50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

9ait. @intber par iniob 9irfelnno
forbi ban bapbe "latterliggiort Mugs
blir9S Nrooufter", oct pil iige Sr9.
iterne. ~arourageoe Narre" blep
n9pnt Tom ct llotrpt 9irfelonb baooe
brllat ON Gr0iterne.
Som a%ouoioater for NeoIcmmer
al @ooro Of SrnTteeS for Nii9Sburg
bIep Yait. &. g. Sirfclanb opItinet
meb omfrina to SrebicbelS Wtniorttet
og Or. 6. ~. Roan rnitemmig.
Grof. s. 8. @pien talte et Bar
Miilmter ON lit itore biitorilte %prt
on Den ifanbinapiife SnoponOrin8 I'll
ateip 9orf 1630-t674.
Groi. 90. @ierniou fang en- Colo.
Sau bar en- rig % ualminoeIig fploig
@arptonitemme.
|rof. @pniIo IGite Trof. s. 81.
9Ieeens &eiianation iom @rofeSIior
peo Iuqsbllrg Seminar. San bllr
65 Nar iii Soften. Get hauoe uGret
bam Ell @IGbe % Spit at oirfe Iont
29rer peo Sfolen. San par tafnem.
meIig moo @lro iom babe gipet bom
oenne 8laoS iamt iorilnot hom arp'-
ter iii al boI0e no / 81 glar. 6rifir.
fen piIbe ban toffe for Den Sillio ionl
par pit ham, % iaa pilbe ban aicrne
taffe Sprerne for brooerligt og treoe.
ligt Sumorbeibe. Sililit piloe ban
enife % beoe @ro ON at gipe SGrerne
9lano og Naabe til at uOiere Ell for
@uo peIbebagelig @ierning.
Yait. @puilb l9ite berpaa Ell Sfrt.
peIie ira g~lugSburqS Board Of Crit
iteeS. Srof. @legen bou0e uoisrt ct
fort og peliigncliesri8t NrbetOc peG
Sfolen. Ser u0tolteS Saob ON al
Ser enonlt mao unbeS BAN en- lang
Irbeiosoag, i9rlig paa Seoninge'
ni~iSiionenS Smraaoc. Ser ioreilaoeS
Ell pa5ienbe aarlig Ssn til TrofeSior
Slegen oa ban life bar jamie ioroiit(
Wioler.
Taitor 6. Wtorgan talte for 9iofc.
nisieboipitoIet / minneapolis. 9er
bIep optaget Sffer til Fri SpgepIei(
peo Soipitalet.
Sliilut Sooerpor.
2sron9 Sorm. Sen 17be Snni.
Zen engeIife aonference bolot III
Iebe.
Sormanoen, 9aIt. 81. SIiou, Mor
ris, Wtinn., prPiiOereoe. In0a9t bel
Soit. 6. 6. Noroberg.
Ger bar neppe Ell 5ieroeoel iat
mango Wenneifer iom eeo De norif'
Wsber.
Toit. 81. Sramitoo bIep paIgt ii
miblertioig Sefreter.
Yoit q. Sfteoal l9ite en- fort @e
refining ira Ell @rbeiOSfomite, iom 10
reilog en- 9lon for at lebe oct engelit
arbeibe. 9lunen blep optoget til Se
banoling.
Set blep paalagt Gmbeosm9noen
at uoarbei6e SagSoroen for Srentti
Den.
Sil Spaere uonppnte Sormanbel
&onoioat Oscar Foulion, Foit. @il
ietb, Ioit. Hsrpif og Stuoent s
Soufpm.
Tait. 6. ". @rifion lGite Ell gi
bnnoling ON "Sporleoe8 fan De III,
aeS Irbeioe gisres mere pirfningS
ftIbt og friiteligt?"
Yait. 6. 6. Horoberg bIep bol9t ii
6ormanb, Bait. u. SftebaI til @ice
iormonb, Gait. 3. Sablager til &c
fretGr og Eaitor q. Sramituo til Seas
ierer.
Gen gamle SsuoagsifoIefomit
bIep gienpalet. Gen beitaor al 9roi
Us. g. Npbobl, Geooftsr g. g. Her
ming og Yait. s. 6. Ssbecf.
Set bleu paalagt @mbeoSmGnben
at iammenfaIoe ben engelife Sonic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

miteen for SeoningemiSiionen; Yait.
5. u. Sanion for YGit y. Rilien poa
Sroinationsfomiteen; Stoleoirefterer
for aussburg, Eait. 6. 6. Norobers
oa y. g. Ienuine.
Observation-Disclosures iore'log Ionl
aonoioater for Ieolemmer al Mugs
burgs Soaro OF SruiteeS Ya't. =. ..
Sang % 6. $. Tnoerion.
Ill blep ser Sp9noing, ioet nogen
piIoe bope Eait. st. 9. SirfeIailo alert'
palgt. Yait. SIetten talte traiti8t
MOB girfelanb. Nob bam blep an.
isrt at ban er borte Ell bel Gel al Ii
Den, at ban aabner Ell Witt mellem
Br9iter og 2Ggfolf % bar lfrepet
npasienoe ON Erpiteorbinotioneu.
Spper Carton fra Isabella bar inoe
for g~irfelunb, iom life blrOe iuGrtes.
Yrof. Selanb bar inbe for SirfeIanb.
gaa Spergsmaal fra Eait. Sletten
iporeoe Sellano at ban life oioite bpor
Iugsbures Sonb er inoiat. Soitor
Sletten nppnte at 9irfelalo blep
palet ino / goarbet ~paagrunb al fine
Iioler, bpilfet Eait. Mas ben9gteoe.
Sogcn bleu piit tiIbuge til Nomina-
tionsfomiteen.
Eli Slutning CUBS Orb oct er
bort Arpegobs" og Saoerpor.
Srsbag Gftm. ben 1Gbe Suni.
anougt peo Salpor SopIonb, Iortb-
moob, g Saf.
MeolemsfonIiteen rapportereoe om'
firing ct Suiin S9gmeolemmer.
Otto Sanion, mangenorigt Wteolem
al Illgsblirg Soarb OF Sruitees, iagoe
at ban albrig bapoe "pGret paa i'm
SIabS" / famine og pilbe oerfor re-
iignere.
Noo Sorilog al Nominationsfomi
teen blep fslgenoe palgt Tom Somitt
angoaenoe SammenIll ltning melen
"Solfeblaoet" og @o9banoelen: Gait
g. Gislep, Hrpi. &. g. Sarbo, Tait
8. 81. Sletten, Sreo Eauliou Winne.
apolis, og Spar Npitlen, N~ortbiielo
Winn.
Som aanoiooter for Weolentme,
al Soarb OF SrIiteeS for I~ugSblre
Seminarilm foreilog Nominations
fomiteen Or. Is. Wt. Noan, Mpls.
og EaIt. &. g. 9irfelano. Bao Spr
lag al Trof. IS. Sperbrup blep Sir
felonbs Nopn lat ferit. Slere Soler,
loo bpre ira Jig ON bette.
Sppert Carton fra Waoelia bella
gebe at Der bar fonlnlet prefr9nfenoC
9eifploninger moo @irfelano, for o.
loo fig fife en9ang ioripare for 0om
I%tolene. Ser bar faitet WiiStanfe opel
Soaroets Ecnqeiager. Saleren giorou
iulbt reoe for bette, og oct bite iig a
Ger bar iparet Tenge peo Nnpenbeli
al Sonoet. Yait. @pnilo beflagebe a
9irfelano blep bebonblet paa oenn
Waabe naar ban ielp bar frappreno
og altiaa life fitnoe f~oripare iig. @e
ifplbningerne moo girfelano rarnme
De belle 8oaroet, oa 8irfelano o.
9oarbet itoo iammcn - ia De ram
mer 9lilasbllrg ielu. @pnilo bapoe
9irfelano funoet Ell uomerfet 0.
pr9gtig Manb / alle Senieenber.
I~llgsbiirg @lee Club iong "Sn
Dig, ON dig, min SSeilIs oil ieg ipnge"
Otto Sanipn oplplte at flor pa
Der en- @iplo al $4,000 paa Plugs
burg. Sffe iaa GREET at lame ia'
meget, oa Der paa mango 9lar itf
bar p9ret Seitelie paa 9~lilgsblrq
MebIemmer al 9oaroet bapbe ieI
sipet p~erionlige Iotes for Suiinber a
Collars for at ipare Eenge.
Ydltor Sletten pilbe femme 10
Sirfelanb bpiS oenne pilbe bolbe o
meo at agere iom "aanoelig Seoer
og paste lin 6orretning iom SilibS
manb for augsburg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

FrofeSior Q. ". ShmiStS Gleuer
bopoe iaoet ct Iuleri uoisrt az i'm
ior0umS Carer o. iorGrte bette til
Sen 6oreucoe airfe. Get bar nlo
let AZ $. y. @uuitab. Get bar ct
prrati1t 9iQc0e oa foiteoe $t42.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

5orartiss paa siss 8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

lie ior bans opgtige % ibGroi9e ar'
bci0e meO al rsgte bort Soils Ditto.
rife ,SutereSier / bette Soub.
6eIgenoe Telegram oplGltes:
Pres. 7. II. Dahl,
Y. {. Convention,
Fargo, n. Oak.
All subsidiary motions Tor union are
adopted by four hfths vote during
evening session.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-23

ssuiRtiss paa sios 8
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-08-04
OF GREAT INTEREST TO
ALUMNI AND OLD STUDENTS
State Normal School to Spend $780,
600 This Year for Much
Needed improvements

Alumni and old students of the
Normal, many of whom live in
Lordsburg and surrounding parts,
will be delighted to learn of The
vast improvements to be under
taken there at once. The school
has just closed the most success
full year in it's scholastic history.
AT a meeting of the Board of Re
gents held this week it was dc
cided to erect at once a new sci
ence hall with equipment which
will cost upwards of $4,000. This
hall will also embody the gymna-
stun on the second floor and the
building now used for this purpose
will be converted into a boys dor
mitory, something that has been
badly needed at the Normal for
many years. This win give this
big state institution added dormi-
tory facilities for forty more stu
dents, It is n big factor and one
that the board of regents were not
slow in utilizing.
The new science hall viii be 80
Y 80 feet, of red pressed brick
two stories in height, and win be
LOCATED between Ritch Hall and
the main Normal building on thc
north side Of the campus facing
south. This will complete the
quadrangle formed by Ritch Hall
ON the east, Normal Han on II
west, and the present gym and
training school on the south. II
will be of Spanish mission archi.
lecture with Spanish tile roof. The
! first floor will be a basement looi
equipped with laboratories Tor
the science department. The sec.
ond floor will be equipped for 2
gymnasium, and will be entirely
surrounded by a visitors balcoU}
! for use in college contest games
frost & frost of FL Paso drew th'
plans for the building.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-08-04

MINERAL. APPLICATION SERIAL 40. Ofs5l9
r
ol"''u 0'"'e' N""o ounce Las cruces ne"
Mexico, July Z. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that J.. l.. Augustine.
Of Lordsburg, Grant County, New Mexico. has
made application for "A mineral patent TO the
Lode mining Claim, Sur. No. 1879.
situate in Virginia Mining District, County Of
Grant and State Of New Mexico. covering
along the lode and vein Of same from the dis
coveiy point S. 81 deg. 50 min. W., 6O3,7 #.
and N. 81 deg. SO min. u. 1885 #. This
claim lies in Sec II, I. 20 So II 10 W., N. NJ.
p. M, and more particularly bounded and
described as follows; Beginning at Cor. No.
a quartz rock, 6Nl2x2d ms. set IS ms. in the
ground with mound of stone chiseled 1-l679
whence the Y sec. cor, on the East boundary
of See, u, T.. 20 s., r. 10 W., N. NJ. p. M
bears s. 8S deg. 10 min. p. 1851 IT,, thence
$. SO deg. "a min. w. lOO9.57 #. to corner
y Guy ~ 4 us ~ man " -oo.oo
IT. 70 Cor No' 81 thellce NJ ~ deg ~ min
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. S. Land Office
at Las Cruces. NJ. NJ, July 9. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that John A. Groom,
Of Playas, N. M. who, on March Is 1915,
made homestead entry No, 0120li, for SEN
Section 10, township p S., Range n w., N.
M. p. Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make final three year proof, TO establish
claim TO the land above described, before
George Edmonds. u. S. Commits ioner. at Ha-
chita. N. NJ. ON the 10Th day Of August.
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Guernsey Adams. Frank Cooper, Ben Orr
Patrick Egan. all Of Playas, NJ. M.
iuliiaugl1 John l.. Burnside, Rcgibtcr.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-08-04
NOTICE rnR ruRlIcArIoN-

NOIiCE FOR PUBLlCAIlON-
ISOLATED TRACT
Public Land Sale, Department Of the intcr
Tor. H.. S. Land Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ.
July g. 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that, as directed lbs
the Commissioners Of the General Land Office
under provisions of See. 2455. Il. s., pursuant
to the application of JuLus c. Brock, Serial
No. OI25Gg. we will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, but at not less than $l.2o per
acre. at 10 O'Clock a. m. on the 10Th day %.
September. 1916 next, at this office. the fol
lowing trac. of land 81 SEli sec. 10
NWINEH NEhNWH Sec. q #. 20 s., f
II W., N. M. T.. M This tract is ordered int
the mu4,ct on II showing chat the create.
portion thereof rs mountainous or too rough
for cultivation
The sale will not be kept open, but will be
declared closed when those present at the hou'
named have ceased bidding. The person max
ing the highest bid will be required to immc
d'atcIy pay to the receiver the amount thereof
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised To file their claim.
or objections. on or before, the time designated
for sale.
July2SAug2b John i. Burnside keEble'