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VOL.

XXIV.

NO. 3

.WESTERN

LIBERAL.

artatiara;

Hew Maxleo. PUBLISHED FRIDAYS. ltntred at. tho Pout OVi at Lordahurgaa

SeoonA _{Clam Vail} _Matter. My DON: II.KKDCIK.

Sabscripiion Prices.

three

Months....

...

..v..

....

'. ..MHO

SiiMonth

.17

Onftr

00

. HuiievriMtmf)Aiwav. _ravmm.119 Advunoe

OFFICIAL

DIRECTORY.

FEDERAL.

W.1,Andrews Delegateto Congres

f.J.Mills.. , Governor

Nathan Jaffa Secretary

Wm.11. Pupa Chief Justice

IraA _Abbott _Associate

JnoR.JloFte Associate FrankW.Parkjr Associate

A. W. Cooler Associate

M. C. Mecwtn Associate

JohnW. March 9urveyor-cnera- _l

HenryP. Bardshar.. .United States tolloctor

David J.Leahy U.B.District Attorney

C. M.For Iter U. 8. Marshal (peo. A. Kaseman DeputyIT. B. _Marshal

J.B.Sheridan V.B.Coal Mine Inspector

I.K.Otero SantaKe Reg-- _{Land Office}

FredMuller Santa K Reo.LandOBloe

Jose Gomales, LaiCruoos .. Hog. Land Office K. H. films LasCruces hocLandOffice T.C.Tillntsnn. Koswell

Re.

Land Office

HaroldHurd. Rnswell... ..Keo. LandOffice

R. W.Fox, Clayton Reg-- _Land_Office

(J. W.Detnmore. Clayton Reo. Lund Offlne

It. A. Prentice, Tucumcarl. Rea;. Land Office

M, V.Gallegos, Tucumcarl, Reo. Land Office

TERRITOBIAL.

T.W. Olanoy .

Attorney-Gener-H.C.G'irtuer.Kauta Fe Plst. Attorney

H.B. Holt Lasl'rtices

'

K. F. Klokke Albuqiierque ;

C. W. G. Ward La Vcgaa

J.Leahy . Ruton

L O.Ful1"n ..Roswell

.loseD.Fen'a _{Clerk Supreme Court} :ieofws nomero Hupt. Penitentiary

A. 8. Uro ks ...Adjutant General M.A.Otero . Treasurer

v.U.Sargent _Auditor J bios B._Clark. _..Supt. _{Public Instruction}

CÓUKTY. ' H.L.HoUon. . County Commissioner

Kdward Dickinson CountyOcmmissioncr

n. B.Ownbv , .. ..County Commissioner C.Ilennert ; _{l'robate Judge} fc. B enalilo _Probate Clerk Kotiert H. Iluiilware _....Assessor

Herbert J. Mo'jrath, Sherifl Colin _{Neklett..;...} _{...School Superintendent}

Jackson Aire , _Treasurer UsorgoH.Hrnwu _riirvuvor

PEECIHOT.

W.M_'Grath _lustIceof tho Pence

lien , Constable

Hcuool Directors U. W Kandull. 1. II. Me.

Clore, J.It.Ilwnlir

Southern

Pacific R.

R.

Ijortlsbura--_{Time Table.}

WKRTBOriMIL

-Passenger.. .: A!:5SM. A.:24V. r.U'.ulM. F.T:U4M. A.M. P.M. P M. P.M.

Passenger ,. 7:2 l _18:67 _:4

Trains runon Paciflo Timo.

R. K._Cm.tin. H.V. Pi.

tt.

Denernl Muamirer. General Superintendent,

f): F. HiOHAitnanN, Bupt.ofTransi-t- . W.H Whai.cn. E.N. Hhowk.

Superintendent. Asst. Buoerlntendent.

Arizona

&

New

Mex-ico

Railwáy

" .: Hachita Lordshurg Duncan Oliftou... ARTBOUND NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND rilfton _i. T Duncan

...

Lordsburg Q Haoblta

Trains run dallr. Mountain time.

M.U.CROCKER,

M.D.

VUvalulaa.and Burgeon. District Burgeon Southern Paciflo and

Ari-zona & Nuw Mexlexi Railroads, burgeon to Atuerluau Consolidated Copper Co,

LOBUBauao Ni Mttxioo.

M.J.EGAN

lA.ttorno3T

at

TJarvr

Í_Building,Office InWestthe Arltona Copper Company'sside of RLyer.

CLIFTON,

ARIZONA

3D.

XX.

SEIS

JDZXE

BONDS-- ,

Probate, Judicial,

Surltv, Ktrployes, Ortlclal D. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co,;

Buy your bonds

instead

of

tilling

on friends who may

not

Want

to

sign abond.

Thl tyYear, Together.

Thirty

years ofaRMiclatlon-thiri- k of

it.

How the merit of a (rood tiling

stands out

In

that

time orthe

worth-Icssnes-of a bad one. So

there's

no KuesHwork in

this

evidence of Thos. Ariss, Concord, Mich., who writes:

''I

have used Dr. King's New Discovery for 30years,' and

its the

best cought and cold cure 1 _{ever used." Once}

it

finds entrance in a home you

can't

pry

It

out. Many families

hare

used

It

forty years.

It's

the

most infallible

throat

and lunfr medicine on

earth.

Tnequaled for lagrippe, asthma, hay-feve- r,

croup, quinsv or sore lunirs.

I!cd

We, 1.(X). _{Trial bottle} _fn'e.

Guamiuotid byThe

E(?le

Prujf Merc

Co. '

The poultry raisers over the

state

are going to have a tine exhibit

at

the New Mexico State

Fair, at

Albu-querque f

ctoter

9to14.

Attaek Like Tlgera

In fitrlitlnV to keep the blood pure tiie white corpuscles

attack

disease germs like tigers.. Rut often germs multiply so fast the

little

fighters are overcome. Then see pimples, boils,

eczema saltrheum and sores multiply and strengtli and appetite fail. This condition i'emands Electric Hitters to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and toexpel poisons from the blood.

'They

are

the

best blood purifier," writes C.T. Hudahn, of Tracy. Calif..

"I

have ever found," They make rich,

red blood, strong nerves and build up your health. Try them. 50c

at

The Eagle flrug Merc Co.

A large force of men and twenty-team- s

are

at

work west of

Ute Park

building oneof

the

best roads in New Mexico.

Accused orStealing;

E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,

Me, boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salveof stealing tlie sting from burns or scalds the pain from sores of all

kinds tiie distress from boils orpiles,

"It

robs cuts, corns, bruises, and

in-juries

of

their terror,"

he says, "as a healing remedy

its

equal

don'texist."

Only25c

at

The, 'Eagle

Iiaug

Merc. Co.

,.

Floods in the Animas, 'Greenhorn.

Trujillo

and

other

streams In Sierra county did considerable damage to crops.

A K g Who Left Home

set

the world to talking,

but

Paul

Matliulka. of Buffalo, N. V. says lie

always KEEPS AT HOME the King of allLaxatives Dr. King's New Life

Pills and

that they're

a blessing to

all his family. Cure

cjnstlpatiun,

head ache, indigestion, dyspepsia. Only

2c

at

The Eagle Drug Merc. Co.

Texlco ai;d

allof

extreme eastern New Mexico was soaked when a record--breaking rain of two inches fell.

Many personsfindthemselvesatTeted

with a persistent cough

after

an attack of influenza. ' _as

this

cough can be

promptly cured bythe useof

Chamber-lain VCough Remedy,

it

should not

be allowed to run on untlll

it

becomes

troublesome. Sold by All Druggists. Recent heavy rains have caused washouts on the

Santa

Fe, which have played havoc with the schedule.

Asprained ankle will usually disable the injure person for threeor for weeks.

TliisIs_{due to la} kof proper

treatment.

When

Chamberlan's'Linlment

is

ap-plied a cure may be effected in three or four days. This

liniment

is'one of

the I

est

and most remarkable

prepa-rations in use. Hold by All Druggists-

-;

Extra

fahev

shipment

of

fruit

are being

-forwarded from Alamogordo ' '

evet-- day. '

The

greatest danger from inrluenza

isof

its

resulting in pneumonia. Tills canbeobviated byusing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, as It not only' cures

influeu.a, but

counteracts any

ten-dency of tlt disease towards

pneumo-nia. Sold by All Druggists.

'_{Twenty citizens of Las Cruces have}

been sued for poll tax.

Ifyou areBufTerlogfromblllonusness, constipation, Indigestion, chronic iiead--n

ache, invest one

cent

in a postal card, sand to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and address plainly on

the

back, and they will forward yot) a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by All Druggists.

Hay Isfelling for

til.

50 _{per ton}

at

Dexter. .

The

peculiar properties of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy have been thoroughly tested dnrlng epidemics of

influenza, and when

it

was taken in time we have

not

heard of a single caseof pneumonia. Sold by All Drug?

Rifts.

Heavy

stiipmentsof

peaches are

be-ma-f rom Carlsbad.

LOIiDSBUllG. NEW

MEXICO. AUGUST

J

l.

1ÍUI.

Article of

Incorporation-TERRITOR-OF NEW MIXICO.

OrTICK OfTHB 8KCRRTARV.

!RTirCATn OF COMPARISON.

I. Nathan) JalTn, Secretaryof tho Territory ofNew Mexico, dohereby certify that there

was(lied _forrecord In thlsoffleeat It o'clock

A. M.onthelhtrtieth rlnvor June. A.P. It'll;

AHTICLKS OK INCORPORATION

and

CONSOLIDATION OK THK 'ARIZONA ANH NEW MEXICO RAILWAY COMPANT

and

LOHnsnrHO

ani hachita

railroad

COMPANY

' I'nder theName of

THE ARIZONA AND NKW MEXICO

RAIL-WAY COMPANY,

,.;''

' _Number _MfiO: _ii

and aino.thatt huve conilutred "the following copy_ofIhestnie, with the oriirllmi thereof

now on flic, and iloclare It to tiea correct transcript therefrom andof tho whole there-of.

Glvon undermy hand and the GreatSealof

(hoTerritoryof New Mexico, at tho city

if

SantaKe. tbo Cupltal on this Iklth day of

June, A. D.lull.

NVTHAN JAFF(, ?eull Socretiiry of New Mexico,

By EDWIN K. COAUD.

Assistant Seamtary. TIIEARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO

RAIL-WAY COMPANY. ARTICLES OF INCOHPOR VTION

AND CONSOLIDATION.

KNOW ALL MEN flY THF-- PRF.3ENT8

That,

Whiika.

The Arizona and New Mexico Railway Company, a corporation oriranlied

and existing--_{undor the Iiwj}_of_{the Territories}

of Arizona andNew Mexico, purty ofthofirst

part, uud theLordxtiunr anil Hachita

Rail-road Company, a corporationorganized and

existlnir undor thelaws of the Territory of New Mexiuo, parlyof tho second part, did.

under the authority of their

reoctlve

boards ofdlrectors.enter intoanaifroement dutcdtlie Kdduyof June, lull, for the consnlldallon of their capitalstocks, properties,roads, equip-ments, adjuncts, franchises, ctulms,denianri, contracts, airreemeuts, upsets, debta, obliga-tions and liabilitiesofeverykind and descrip-tion, whichagreementhas been ratified and

confirmed ln,writln(r by stockholders.of the

said Companies, repcctlely. representing the entire subscribed capitalstock of thesaid Companies, respectively:

Now. TimiiEFOKE, the parties heretodo

herebymuke.certify and declare theso

Art-icles ofIncorporation and Consolidation, as

follows:

I, The name of the corporation la THE ARIZONA tí NEW MEXICO RAILWAY COMPANY.

II. Thopurpr-a- _forwhich It la formed la

thecmuwlidatlon of thecapital stooks. proper-ties, roads, equipments,'Adjuncts, _franchises, claims, demands, contracts, agreements, as-sess,debts, obligationsand liuhiltlo of every

kindaud descriptionof said Tho Arizona end

l.ew

Mexico Railway Company and tho said

Lordxburg and Hachita Railroad Company, and theconsolidation of thesaid Companies Into onecorporation, to sucood to all their

several etpltal stocts. prooertlot, road.

equipments,, udjuncts. deiuund, contracts, sets and chotes

act'on of every

franchises claims,

agreements. as-an-d

rlfclus In kind and de-

-script! _'n.bothatlawand inequity, and

pos-ses',enjoy and enforce the anme and every

thereof,asfully and completely as each of

said Companies might havedone had no

con-solidation takcuplace,andto oonstruct, and operatethe lines of railroadofthesaid

Com-panies as one continuous road runlng from

theTown of Clifton, IntheCounty ofGreenlee Territoryof Arizona, to thetown of Ilaohlta,

in the Coumy of Grant, Territory of New Mexico, and tooonstruct, maintain andoper-ai-o

such extensions,banchesandother trucks

and Unes of railroad an It may hereafter

lawfully oonstruct or acquire.

HI. The placo where It principal business

Isto betransacted is the Town of Clifton, County of Oree nice.Territoryof Arizona; aud

It shall alsomaintain anoffice where Ita prln--o

pal business inthe Territory ofNew Mexico is to botransacted, IntheTown of Lordstmrg

County ofGrar.L, In said Territory of New Mexico; audE. E. Kyoa la the natue of the agent, therein and In charge thereof upon whom process against the corporationmay be

served. '' .

IV. The term forwhich It Is to exist Is

fifty yeara.

V The number ofIta Directors Isnine, and thenames and residences of the persona

ap-pointed toact asmnuh uutll their sucoosaora

areelocted and qilallfi"d, are:

Names. Residences.

J.G, Hopklna Ashburn, Va. DonH.Kedzlo - Lordsburg,_{N. M.}

Joseph A. Leahy . :. " "

C.W. Heck Clifton. Aria.

M.J.Egan

E. M, Williams

PaulReislngor " "

George W. Fraser " "

A.Tj Thomson " " VI. Theamountof Ita captal stook (whioh doesnotexceed the amount actually required forItspurpose, aa estimated bycompetent engineers)IsThree Millions Dollars(1:1,0K1.UU0),

divided Into Thirty Thousand (KI.UÜO) shares, ofthe par valueof OneIIunder Dollars (tiuuj each.

VII Theamount ot stock actually subscri-bed,andthepersonsby whom the aame has been subacrbed are:

Number

Names. Residences, of shares J,G. Hopkina Ashburn,Va Í

M.J.Egan Clifton. Aria. 1

E,M.Wllllama " 1

PaulReislngor " .. 1

George W.rraaer.... " " 1

,

C. W. Book , , " 1

Donli. Kedile Lordsburg,N,M I

JosephH.Leahy.... " " 1

A.T, Thomson Clifton, Ariz... 1

Each aud every of the of the said oumpanlea has also agreed in writing tyexchangobis stock therein forstock Intho said consolidated lucorroratloo. upon the

termsaudooBdlktoDS hereinafter aet forth.

VIII The terminiofitsroad are theTown of Clifton. IntheCounty of Greenlee,

Terri-tory ofArizona, and theTown ofII culta.In

the County of Grant, Territory of New

Mex Ico.

IX. The estimated length of Ita road is

onehundredarid ten(UO) miles.

X.

4t

least ten per cent.(10per cent,Iof Itasubscribed capitalstook has been paid In.

Tfca pcraoua named as subscriber In Article

Vil hereof have paid In cash tenpercent,

(IIIper _{benr.W thcamimnt}_of_tbelr subscrip-tions. Tiie

liic

and outstanding stock of

the constituent corpora Mona, which may bo

exchli;odforfull paid stock Inthe new

cor-poration _{ip,.n the terms} _herelnattbr _set forth, has heretofore been fully paid in to such _constituentcorporations.

XI. The i'.inins hfthe constituent corpora-tions

ao

Th _Arljopa and New Mexico

Rail-way Company and the Lordshurg and

Hachi-ta Railroad Company. _{Their agents} and principal offloe inthe Territoryof NewMex-Ic-o

are, respectively: K. R. Eyes, depot.

Lordjburg.New Mexico. Thetermsand em

dltlona of consolidation In fullareset forth

In the agreement adopted by theboards of

directorsof said constituent corporations, a

copy of whlcl I, hereto annexed, marked "ExhibitA."

I. 1Vim.hi WiiikLor, The Arizona ami New Mcxier Railway Company and the iorditjhlrg Hachita Railroad Compuoy havecMUoed

ihse

Articlesof luaoreurntion

and Consolidation to be signed and countor-sifrae-d

by their respective Presidents and Pocretarles. andsealed with their respective

corporate seals,Jn duplicate, this 'nddayof June. I'Ul.

THE ARIZONA ANDNEW MEXICO

RAIL-WAY COMPANY,

Inthe presenceof: Ry (Blgneil)

Paul Reisiiibh, President. Countersigned: (Signed) .

ISEAL1 A.T. Tiiowsott. Secretary.

LOItlKHIlCHO AND HACHITA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Inthe presenceof: By(Signed)

" M.J.

Roa,

President. Countersigned: (Signed)

SKA1.1 A. T,1HOMsn. Secretary.

Tkkhitobt or Arizona, i

Countyof Greenlee. ( '

On this CMday ofJune, lull, before me, n

Probate Judgeand Clerk tlCourt, jiersnnally appearedPaul Keslnger and A.T. Thomson, tomepersonally known and known

tome to be, respectively, tho President anil Ihe Secretary of theArizona and New Mex-ico Railway Oompniiy, and to he the sumo persons whose names lire subscrlbdd to tiie foregoing Instrument, and they, being by me severally dulysworn, did depose and saythat

he, Paul Helsinger, Is tho President ofthe

Arizona and New Mexico Rullway Company, and that be.A,T. Thomson, isthe Secretary ofsaidcorporation; that the seal alllxed to said InstrumentIsthe corporato seal ofsaid

corporation, and.that said Instrument was signed and sealed In behalfof saidoorpoaa-tio- n

by authority of Its Hoard of Directors; andsaid Pa'ilReninger _and A. T. Thomson,

severallvacknowledged saidinstrument tolie

the free

at

n(ldeed of said corporation, by

each of thom voluntarily executed aa their freeact and deed, for theuses and purposes thenInmentioned.

Given undormy hand and scat of olncc,this

day ol June, A.D.1911.

SEAM (Signed) TukO. Siuhlf.t, .

Probate Judge and Clerk ofCourt.

TtiHTiTnuyr Or Ahixosa, i

,

CountyoltirueuluA- i- f '"-

-On rhlsf!nd dayof June, 11)11. _before me. a

Probato Judge and Clerk of Coun.

ponumally appeared M. I,Egan _and A. T. Thomson, to mepersonallyknown ahd known to metobe, respectively, the Presldont and the Secretaryofthe Lordshurg and Hachita

Railroad Company, and to be the same

per-sons whose names areauhscribed to the

fore-going Instrument, and they, being by mo

severallyduly sworn, did depose and say Unit he,M.J.Egiiu, isthe Presidentof the

Lords-burg and lluchita Railroad Company, and that he. A. T. Thomson, Is thoSecrerary of

suid corporation, that theseal alllxed to said

Instrument Istho corporate seal of

sld

cor-poration,and thatsaid instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of said corporationby

authority of its Board of Directors; and said

M. J. Egun and-- _{A, T. Thomson,} _severally

acknowledged saidInstrument to bo thofree actand deed of said corporation, by each of them voluntarily executed as their free act anddeed.Tor the usesand purposes therein mentioned.

Given undermy hand and seal of ofllce,this

Cidday orJune.A, D. WU.

SEAL (Signed)

Tho

Shihi.bv. Probate Judgeand Clerk ofCourt,

We. the undersigned, SUichholders of the

Arizona and New Mexico Railway Company,

representing the entire capitalstock of said company, do hereby ratify andconfirm the feregolngArticles ofIncorporation and

Con-solidation, and thoagreement for the

consoli-dationofthe constituent corporations, upon theternsand conditions herein set forth.

Numlier

Name. of Share.

(Signed) Westorn Improvement Com -8EAL1 panyof Now Jersey S!WW

By Cortland Holts, President, Attest: Geo, H. Church, Secretary. _t

Signed: John G,Hopkina

t

Signed: J.A. Leahy 1

Signed: Dou II. Kedzle 1

Signed: E. M. Williams 1

Signed; P. Helsinger 1

Signed- - _{M.J. Egan} 1

Signed: George W Fraser 1

Signed: Norman Carmtcbael .. 1

Signed: A.T.Thomson .. I

smou

We, tho undersigned. Stockholders ot the Lordsburg and Hachita Railroad Company,

representing the entireIssued and outstand-ing capital stock of tho said company, do

hereby ratify aud oouflrm the foregoing

ArticlesofIncorporation and Consolidation, and the agreement for theconsolidation of

the constituent corporations,upon the terms

andconditionsherein set forth.

Nnmber

Name. of Miares,

Signed: Western Investment

Com-SKA-pany ofNew Jersey W8

lly Cortland Belts, President. Attest: Geo, II.Church, Secretary.

Ssgned: J.A.Leahy 1

Signed: Don 11. Kedzie 1

Signed: M.J, Egan 1

Signed: _{Norman Carmlcbael} _..'.

Signed: A.T.Thomson

t

Signed: The Arizona ftNew Mexico bEALl Rullway Company

lly _{I', ltelalugcr, President.}

Attest: A.T. Thornton, Secretary !V0

tuvo

EXHIBIT "A."

CONSOLIDATION AGREEMENT. (Copy)

Agrkemknt, made the ttdday ofJune,191, between The Arizona and New Mexico,

Rail-way Company, a oorpoiation orgaiiizod and

existing under thelawsof the Territorio oí

New Mexiuo aud Arizona, party of the first

part, and the Lordsburgand Hauhlta Railroad Company, _{a corporation} orgaulzed and exlst-

-Cojtlaued

on pak' J v w . : :

I'.

1

i

1

8

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WIIOLF.AALK DEALERS IN JOSHUA _President. JAS, GRAHAM MoNARY,

W. L. TOOI.RY. THE-

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LOUDSBCRO

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EDGAR W. KAYSER. Cashier.

WALTER M. Hl'TI.KK. Asst. Cashier'.' G. T, MOORE, Asst. Cashier.

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rWrnd riKM Mali Matter,

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iioaT.ar...;

SI

Huhaorlplloa Aiwa

PTr,lln.Adno.

Thb

editor of

the

Dally Globe, George II. Clements, of Globe,

Ariz-ona Ispláying in hard luck. Inside

Ofa week he

u

licked by a manwho lid not admire

lls

writings, and was

arrested

for criminal libel

at

tbe

instigation of another man who did

hoi

admire Ills

literary

style.

Thx

new apportionment law pjo

Tides

that after

March 3, 1M13, the

liouweof representatives shall consist of433

member,

exclusive of Arizona and New Mexico, which shall have one member each when tiiey came In.

If

New Mexico Isadmitted before

(hat

date

It

will have, under

the

law

providing for Its admission, t:vo

mem-bers to serve

until the

end of the present congress.

A

new

crime has been discovered

In California, and K. T. Earle,

the

proprietor

of one of

the

Los Angeles papers has been Indicted for

commit-ting the

crime. Mr. Earle had some boyes, who were interested In

wire-less telegraphy catch some messages sent by

the

wireless company, and 'printed, one of them.

It

seems

there

Isa lawIn California prohibiting

the

exposing ofany telegraph message.

The

wireless company took the

matter

up, presented the case to the grand Jury which Indicted Earle.

This

Is

the

Ürst,

case of the kind, and'

the result

will be watched with Interest.

.

I'p

In

Santa

Fe county

last

week

the

policeofficers discovered

a

poker game. They were horrified to learn

that

the

gambling law was being violated almost In

the

shadow of the

capítol.

The gamblers were arrested and bound over to

the

next grand

jury.

The

Libebal

would suggest

to

these gentleman

that

they send for

"the

district attorney

of Grant county

to

defend them.

It

under stood Uiat lie holds

that

there Is no law

in the territory against

playing

draw

poker,

and

lie has never

at-tempted to convict a man of playing

that

gime,

and

the

gameis a favor lie pastime in Sliver City, Lordsburg and

the

various camps in

the

county.

What

is good jaw In

Grant

county

ought

tobe in

Santa

Fe county

Thb

wire

trust

has been before the Courts.and they came nearer to doing popular

justice then

they haveonany

ef other trust

cases.

The

defendants plead nolo contendere, which means

that

they do

not

plead guilty,

out

ac cept

the

punlbhment in

the

case, by

refusing'

to

defend themselves,

The

court

fined them a thou sand dollars apiece, until

it

came

to

Edward Jackson, Jr, the law

yer who told

the

members of the

trust

how to operate

it

sothey would be

within

the law, and

the

court fined

him 145,000, and

the district

attorney

will endeavor to have him disbarred and

sent to the penitentiary.

The average run of folks would be

better

Satisfied to see the

trust

lawyers sent to the

penitentiary than

even the

trust

owners.

Recently

the

Liberal

criticised

the

Insurance

department

of New Mexico for

letting the

New Mexico

Realty Syndicate,

a

bonding

com-pany, bunco Its patrons.

Superinten-dent

of Insurance Jacobo Chave writes

the

Liberal

that

this institu-tion and

ajmllaronesare

not under the supervision of the Insurance

Depart-ment.

If

Ibis Is

the

case of course

the department

Is not responsible for

the

derelictions of the company In

juesUon.

If

the Insurance.

Depart-ment does not supervise such

Institu-tions, which are much like Insurance companles.ln

that

they take themoney

from the individual, and do, or do not, furnish hira _{with the protection}

jiromlsed, and

the returns

to

the

people of the

territory

depend, like an insurance company, on

the

honesty and capacity of

the

managers,

than

the

buncoed New Mexican might ask: "Why an Insurance

Department?"

The

aenate voted on

the

statehood

Question Tuesday, and many of the

people In Arlaona and New Mexico

think

we are admitted. The senate odopied

lh

Flood resolution, which provide forthe admissionof both

(Mil _{reqtrireu Arlwma to}

Kn

votéon the recallof the

judici-ary, and New Mexico, to vote on

etiany iig the article regarding amend-atenta-,

hut the territories

art

to he

dmKM. whethtr

tbtj

carry or not.

''!)

want

voted, dywn

the

Nelson Amendment, by ft vpt

ef

43 V) W,

' _Muh

prevld4

thai A'Uwi

muM

riotlx admitted. ' The Flood resolu tion was carried bya vote cf53to 18.

l'resldi'nt

Ta ft has

Intimated

that

lie would not sign the Flood resolution. Every

efort

H being made

to

have

hlr.i let

the

resolution lecome

a

law by limitation, the way Cleveland let the Wl Ison tariff bill become alaw.

It

is a few days longer till we see

where we really

stand.

.As

lar

as

the

Likeral

Isconcerned

it

Is willing to accept

anything

to get atatchood.

Col. VY. C. Greene died

at

his home

at

Cananea

last Saturday

morning from acute pneumonia. A few days before he had been in

a

runaway ac cident, and was thrown

out

of his car riage, and his collar bone and two ribs were broken One of

the

ribs

punctured the

lung tissue, causing

the

pneumonia. Col. William C.

Greene. Bill Greene. Greene from Cananea, wasone of

the

big men

pro-duced In Arizona.

For

years he was In

the cattle

business in

the

San

Pe-dro valley,

but

all live time looking for mineral. Finally he secured

the

abandoned Cananea raines from

the

widow ofthe former owner,

and

be-gan developing them. From a

cattle

liuncher to a

capital

puncher was

hut

a step for Greene, and hewas as

suc-cessful

at

one job as

at the other,

and he raised

the

money to build

the

smelter

at

Cananea. and made

it

one of the biggest copper producing camps

In

the

world.

At the

zenith of his prosperity hewas

credited with

being worth many millionsofdollars.

If

he had confined himself to

the

copper camp he probably .would have made

it

the

big success and he would have always been it. However he had more plans and schemes. He organized

the

Green Gold company,

the

Green Gold

& Silver comptny, and

the

numerous flotations offered

the sharks

on Wall

street

to many chances, and they final

ly _{got him.}

The

_{gold company and}

the

gold sliver company went flat, and he lost control of

the

copper com

pany. How he stood, financially

at

the

time of, _his

death

_is

not

_known.

It

Is reported

that

he had stowed away enough to leave his family in comfortable circumstances.

The

re port of

the

ofllcers of

the

Greene

Ca-nanea company to

the

stockholders of

the

company's busniess for 1910

says?

"The

notes of W. C. Greene, amounting to $2,318,00850, which have been Included heretofore in

the

statement

of

current

assets and liabilities, have been

transferred

from

current

assets

to

deferred

assestsjthls

has been done on account of

the

un-certainty

of

their

collection as

It

is designed to

eliminate

from

this state

ment all items and accounts receivable

that

are of a

doubtful nature."'

The manager of

the

Lordsburg ball team learned

that

the Douglas ball players were going over to Demlng for a game

last

Sunday, and would pass

throught

here Saturday,

lie

hurrlbiy made arrangements to have them stop over between

trains

for a game Saturday afternoon, while the big crowd for

the

horse race was in town.

The

game

started out

with an exhibition of

butter

fingers on bot,h

sides, and In

the

early

part

of

the

game runs were made by both sides

that

were entirely owing to poor

playing.

After

a

little

both sides steadied down, and

the

rest of

the

game was good ball. For serveral Inning

the

score stood five to five,

and was

that

In

the last

half of the ninth, when Joe Nash came to bat. Joe Is handy with

the

stick, and madegood, finally came home on a

muffed fly, to

the great delight

of

the

crowd in

the

grand

stand, The

most notlcabie plays In

the

game was

the

throw ing to firstby

the

Douglas

pitch-er. He

caught

one or two of

the

Lordsburg players, who had made a lead, and they learned

It

was

not

safe to get

far

away from

the

base while he held

the

ball.

Not a

base was stolen on him.

The

Douglas

play-ers were afine

set

of fellows, and

the

Lordrburgers enjoy

their

visit. Sher-iff McCrath served as umpire.

The

advertised horse race Saturday afternoon, which followed

the

ball game was more of

a

procession

than

a

race.

Hall's

black horse, which had

won

everthlng

he had been up against, was the favorite with many, while

a

large number of people

thought It

was about

time

for him to be beaten, and placed

their

reli-anceon Gardner's sorrel. When

the

horses came up

the track with the

sorrel about a

leuth

in

the

lead, a man

sitting

In

the

grand

stand,

who had seen many horse races,

turned to

his

seatmate

and said;

"I

don't

know what

that

Is,

but It

Isa sure

thing

that

It is

not

a horse race."

The

crowd who wanted

to

see

the

sorrel win yelled

solustily

that

if

he ends and

froqt

of the grand

stand

had riot been open they would have lifted

the

roof. There is some

talk

of

matching

an

other

race between

the

two horses.

The

Douglas ball players,

after their

flame here, went to Demlnfr, to play

game Sunday. From

the

Imperfect and

short

account

that

tias leaked

out

regardlpg

that

game, especially when eúnblderlng

the

reported score,

It

Is

aurmlsud

that.lhq

Ioug!s-emn-g

combination poncjudefl

not

to play hall,

hut

had a game of cricket--

The

reported score was:

pempg,

Jf;';

IVgl.j,,

,'

A. Yf. _{Mornlhgittar'. ha} _organized

the

Atwood mining company, towork

the

Atwood

mlif; at

Shakespeare, which the company has purchased.

Messrs. Augustine and Wells, of

Lordsburg, and a numberof men from

Johnsonburg,rennylvanla,

Mr.Morn-Ingstar'-s

former Itofiffi, are

associat-ed with himIn

the'undertaklng.

The Pennsylvanlans Interested in

the

en

terprise

are expected to arrive here

to-day tolook the proposition over. Alex.

Fraser

and S. H. Newliouse, of

the

Twin Teaks compahy, were In

tbe

city Tuesday. Mr. Fraaer was on

hisway to

the

coast to enjoy his first vacation in six years. Heis calculat ing on

getting

well soaked upIn

salt

water.

itertal No. O:

'

Ipartmnf

ofthe Interior.

United Btatei Land Office Laa Cruoea. New Mexico.

Junes.

NOTICE. .

Notice lahereby given tbat ontbe 2nddar of June A. D.lull, tbe Santa Fe Pacido rail-

-ruad company, made application at tbeUnited

8tat Land Office, atIjuft-uoei- t _Newilex-Ico-,

to

mlct

under the Art fApril 21M, MU4 (88_Star,211; _tbe following Oecribed'land,

to-wn:

NortbeaKt Quarter ofSontfon Thirty-three- .

Towrmhip Tlilrty-on- e _{South, Raufre gixlaeii.}

WentorNew Mexico Principal Meridian.

Tbe purpose or_thianotice ia to allow all

peraonaclaiming--_tbe_{land mlveraely,} _or_dealr-i-n

to.how tt tobe mineral in character, an opportunity to file objoctlon toauoh looation

oraelectlon withthelocalnffloera fortha land

dletrlci to which theland Isiituate, at

tbeland oftioe aformald.and to eeutbliab their Interenti therein, or the mineral character thereof. J(ME GONZALES, Keg later. M. W. PoHTKnriL.r, President. HlCKMAM,' Seurolary.

GRANT COUNTY ABSTHACT CO.

Abstracts

of

Title

to

All

Prop-erty

in

the

County.

100

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ROOMS _75c, AND _$1.50 Conducted aooordanoe with the aanitary lawi theBute Texaa. Tha beat pod restaurant the Soutbwen. Headquarter! for

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Et

PASO,

...

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Arizona

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Go.

TIME TABLE

Train

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2 Daily DIst: from Arrive Stations Clifton 7:10... Clifton 0 3:58 7:50..

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3:24 8:35. .Duncan 33. 2:30 9:58 . 1:20

il:.5

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a.m.

Moun-tain

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...

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train

for Douglas and Rlsbee, leaving

Hachlta at

11:10 a. m.

Mountain

time.

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Wilson

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YY

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.

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WESTERN

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, LORDSBUKG, Aug;. 11, 1911.

fosTornoE houes.

Dally, 8a. m. to8 p. m.

Sundays, 8 to9a. m., andlong:enough

to

wait on all applicants

after the

ar rival oí

irain

ao.

i,

u it

is on lime.

"On Sundays pottoffices must be

kept

cpen an

hour,"

Postal laws and

reflation,

Section 204. '

Ask any o(

the

Older

residents,

about Dr. Moran's

dental

work. Miss Marie Marshall cameover from Silver City

last

week, to visit her

aunt,

Mrs. W. II. Small. .

There were

thirty

carsof oreshipped from Lordsburn

last

week, about

the

usual amount

for a

week.'

D. C. Creswéll,

the

postmaster

at

Steins, was brought in to Lordsburg

this

week,suffering--_{from an}

attack

of .. .

'

typhoid fever. ,

Dr.M.

J.

Moran, of Demlrif, will

come to Lordsburg August 14th, and

stay

for one week to do some dental

' _'

work.

Judge L. P. Deralnif was In from Redrock

last

Saturday, accompanied by R. H. Woods and A. B.Conner, and made ünal proofonhis homestead

entry.

All those wishing

dental

work will dowell to see Doctor Moran of

Deal-ing

during

the

week of the

Uth

of August.

Love Jones of Gold Hill has sold

his cattle

to his brothers, and moved

luto

town. He expects to go

out

in

the

Animas, pick

out

agood piece of

the

rich land there, and settle. R B. Marshall motored over from Hurley to take in

the

ball game and race Saturday, and

returned

home

that

night. Mrs. Marshall remained several days, visiting with Mrs. W,11.

Small.

Dr. M.

J.

Moran, Secretary of tne

Territorial

Board of Dental

Examin-ers,

will spend a week with us

com-mencing Atigust

the

14th.

Mrs. S. R. Dunauan with her baby is in from the Animas. Mrs. ' Dun-aga- n

bas about recovered the use of

her

hand, which wasdisabled by

hav-ing a needle run

into

It,

but

the baby is very sick.

K. F.

Flu,

who has been mining down

at

Yerbante, Durango, Mexico,

lias

returned

to

the

United States, and in now

at

his home,

at

Elgin, Illinois,

lié

says

that

Mexico Is very

unsettled

at

present.

E. E. Kyes and family have gone Into California

for'

a

month's

vaca-tion,

while away C. F. Haughman and .1.

J.

_Malone _will

attend

_to

the

business of

the

Arizona & New

Mex-ico road.

Tlios. Kennedy, who has been in

Oklahoma for about a year, visiting

with

his sister,

returned'

this week. He look in agood condition, and his

Mister's cooking and the Oklahoma air evidently agreed with him.

Mrs. A. D. Wallace, who

taught

In

the

Clifton schools last year, and who

has been

attending the

teachers'

con-vention In San Francisco, returned

last

Saturday, and

spent

Sunday in Lordsburg before

returning

to

Clif-ton

J.

C, Brock

brought

in to

the

Lib-kba-i,

officessome fine peaches from a

tree that

isdifferent from most peach trees. On

this

tree

the

leaves come

out

before

the

blossomsdo, while on

it)_{oat peach trees the} _blossoms are

the

first

thing

to appear in the spring.

The

peaches are

a

fine

tasting fruit.

Fred

Jack,

the Immigration

inspec-tor

at

Demlng, was In

the

city this week, looking-

-up Tommy Tong's

re-cord; and

getting It

in shape sohe

cao

make a

trip

to China, and return.

If

the record is

not

properly made up before he leaves

the

country he will

have considerable trouble

getting'

back.

Dr. Moran,

the

well known dentist, of Demlng, writes

the

Liberal,

that

lie will be here

t'iy

a week, for

the

purpose of fixing

i

?

the teeth

of any

that

May need It.

1 a doctor is

the

secretary of

the

Mexico dental board, and stands

at

t ehead of his profession in New

Ti

re was some

little

excitement Ja sce.lety circles

last

week Thursday

&ornlr?when

It. was reported

that

Dr. peMoss

aid

MissLizzie Swan had boarded

the east

bound

train

that

paoriMng. They went

to

El Paso, and war

there

married, and

returned

to Lordsburg-

-to receive

the

congratu-tlcn-a

of

their

many friends 'Friday

IS. Q. Hardin, who recently made a homestead entry

at

San Sliuun, is

having trouble

with It. He lias

not

contiiiuously on

it,

.having mada

frequent

and extended visits to Lordiiburg.

a

consequence one of the. neighbors, who

thinks

he has

ut

valuable claim, has filed contest

cf

b!i eo,ry,

and will

try

and prove irtab air.

Jrcjin

is

not eqtitied w

It.

Mr-- ITardln will dihj up a vigorous

rfefenc.

a?

he

has pot a valuante

The S.1 ruining company uses

gas-oline engines for producing power

at

tlieV.lne, and buys

its

gasoline by

the

carload.

In

order to handle

it

con-veniently It has

built

a

tank

at

Oil siding, Into which the gasoline is run

by gravity from

the

car, and from which

it

is pumped into

the tank

wagon

that

hauls

It

to

the

mine. Wednesday

It

had some BOO gallons in

the tank. About two o'clock ia

the

afternoon JoeOIney rodeby the

tank,

and

it

was

alright.

About seven In

the

evening S. _{Klllebrew passed}

the

place and noticed a wet spot on the ground, and notified Mr, Barclay

that

his

tank

was leaking. On going

out

to Investigate he found

that

some one had takeo

the

caps off the pump and opened It, and had opened a globe valve between the tank and the pump which

let the

oil out,

ind It

was all

on

the

ground. The globe valve had been left tightly screwed up, and the handle taken off, so It could not be opened, and

the

person whoopened

It

had to get

a

v._{ranch to da It.}

Mali-ciousness Isthe only motive for

this

vandal act,

and there

is no clew to the criminal who committed It.

Ow-ing to lack of power

the

83 will have to

shut

down

till

more gasoline can

be shipped Inand besides

the

loss of

some 1400 worth of gasoline the

com-pany will lose considerable time, and

the

miners will lose

their

wages. Some of

the

boys who used to play ball here are of the opinion

that

the nine

that

has been playing recently is"

not invincible. To prove

It

they have arranged a nine, under

the

captaincy

of Elmer Jones, and Issued a challenge to the nine under the captaincy of N. A.

Gammon, which has been accepted, and the game will be pulled off

It

will be an In

teresting

one.

Sheriff McGrath, bringing with him John L. Burnslde and VlcCulbertson, came over from Silver City tosee

the

hall game and

the

races

last

Saturday. Mr. Culbertsun hadrbusinessInSilver

City Monday, and

returned

by

train

Sunday night, while Messrs. McGrath and Burnslde

returned in the

motor car Monday.

The associated press says

that

Pre-sident Taft

will veto

the

statehood proposition which went through

the

senate Tuesday, and

the

chances are

that

It

will beamended to secure his favor.

There

are all kinds of politics mixed up in the proposition, and

It

is being used as a handle

to

work some propositions which some people In

Washington

think

of much more

Im-portance

than

statehood.

The

heaviest rains of

the

season have fallen In the Black Range.

$100 Reward.

A _{reward of} $100 will be paid for evidence to convict any person of un-

-awfully handling any horses or

cattle

of Seven Spear Cross, Cross Spear

Cross, Spear Cross S, and of Spear

Cross A brands! Range Burro Moun

tains,

Sam

Eichaudson.

COPPER

The New Edition of

the

COPPER HANDBOOK.

Vol. IX. Issue April W10.oontama1KM pairen, wltb nearlyIU percent, more mutter than the

Dwoeüinir edition. The ohanU'rs with mine

descriptionsmid onstatistics havebuen cure

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therelu is

ENTIRELY

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There arelischapter. v,

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Terminology, liepoelta by Districts. States, Countries and Continents; Mines In Dutatl.

statistics or Production, Consumption,

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The Copper Handbook Is oonoededly the WORLD'S STANDARD REFERENCE

. BOOK ON COPPER.

TheConner Handbook contains.Inthis new

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oMsariy abtrtterbook bneaiiKeof 11

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Till

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WHITE MOWtothe editor and publisher.

HORACE J. STEVENS

190 8HELÜEN nrilDINO. HOUGHTON

MICH. U.8. A.

ABSAY

OFFICE

Aul C&ciical. Laboratory or ,

WILLIAM II.

STEVENS

PRICK I ,'

OoldandSilver, Joe Iros, . '; CAO

OoptKtr . 7tMi Zinc, . '. lie

. , S"c Hilwa, . 2 I

Vm, . .

lit)

Buiuhur ' _j.uu

HendaoMnxs. of ore, I'QSUnre on ore one

coatperounce.

Amalgamation Test f Prne Milling Ore, W 00

Cyaiuoe Test of(iold_{and bilyer}Uro, 4OX)

ConnerLeaching Tost of Uarbouv, and

Oxidisod Clipper Ure, . , 1.00

Forabove Dtt4 send if)

o,

_{of ore far}_csjh

rlettirqs by

a)

bjikII. _Terms:

rsh

with,

sámeles. Mines examined tut) reported upon.

Annyal tuvvmiftiPi

uk

attendeeto

Artiole of

Incorporation-TIRSITOS-OFHEW MEXICO.

OFFICE OFTHEBKCRETART. CKBTirtrATii orcomparison.

t.Natlmm Jaffa. Secretary of the Territory

or New Mexico, dohereby certify that there

was filed for reiwrd Inthisoffice St IIo'oloi k

A. M, on the fourth dayof August A.P. It'll;

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

of

ATWOOD COPPER COMPANY. No.ftHflO.

and also, thatI have compared thefollowing copy ofthesame, with the original thereof

now on file, and declare It to be e correct transcript therefrom andofthe whole there-of.

Given undermyhand and the GreatSeal of

the Territory or New Meiloo, at the city of Cantare, the Capital on this 4th day of

August, A.D. 1SU. .

NATHAN JAFFA,

Seall Secretaryof New Mesloo,

Ily EDWIN F. COA HI),

i Assistant Secretary.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF

ATWOOD COPPF.R COMPANY. We, the undersigned,do hnreby associate ourselves together for the purpose of

form-ing acorporation under thelaws of the

Ter-ritory of New Mexico and to that end do makethefollowing statement:

.1.

Tho name of this corporation shall be the

Atwood Copper Company,

."

The locationofthe registered office of the

Atwood Copper Company In the Territory of

Now Mexico, shall be at Lordsbuig, In the County of Grant and Berrltory of New Mei-loo. and the name of the agent upon wbem process _{against the}company maybe served.

IsJohnL.Augustine.

III.

Thiscorporationlaorganized for the engaging In mining, milling, smelt-ing or otherwise treating ores; mining, pur-chasing, selling or otherwise dealing In ores andtheir products; purchasing, loaning,

sell-ing or otherwUe acquiring, operating and handlingmining or other propertiesused for

mining purposes, or the stocks of oompanlcs

engagedInmining or other commercial

oper-ations and for the purpose of purchanliig. holding, operating, working leasingand sell-ingother forms of property used for any purpose whatsoeverInpursuance of Its

busi-ness, and to those ends of performing every

and any functionasfullyand tothesame

ex-tentasnatural persons mightdo. IV.

The amount of authorized capital of this corporation shallbe TwoHundred and Fifty Thousand(tao.OUO)Dollars dlvidod lato Two

Hundred and Fifty Thousand Shares of the par value ofOne Dollar each. All the stock shall be common slock.

Thiscorporation shall oom menee business

withThree Thousand (I3.UUU.00) Dollars, par valueof Its stock subscribed.

V.

Thenames and postumo addresses of the Incorporators and the number of shares sub scribed "orbyeaeh areas follows:

Postoffioe Numberof Name Aadrcss Huaros E.O.Aldrloh, Johnsonburg, Pa. tu V 8.O'Donnol, Johnsonburg, Pa, ÍW

GustFlorin, Johnsonburg, Pa, 50

H. H. Smith, Johnsonburg. Pa. 260

J.A.Craig, Juhnsonhurg, Pa, 2ó0

EberFlsk, Johnsonburg, Pa. SAO

J.L.Wells, Lordsburg.N. M., tbO

J.L.Augustlne.Lordaburg, N. M., 860

A.W.Morningsutr, Lordsburg, N. M. 1UU0

VI. .

The period of d.ration of this corporation

shall boFifty Yours.

VII.

This corporation shall be managed by a board ofdirectorsof uot less than throe nor

more than seven and thosewhoare to aot for the first threemonths afterthe filing of this certificate are:

V.H.O'Donnol. Johnsonburg, Pa.

EberFtsa, Johnsonburg. Pa.

J.L.Augustine Lordsburg. N,M.

A.W,Morulugstur, Lordsburg. N. M.

I.i Witnkrs WBXHkor. we have hereunto set our hands andseals this Mb _{day of June}

a,D,1U11,

E.o. Aldrlcb, ISeai F.8.O'Donnol, ifealj

Gust Florin, Seal U, II,Smith, ISealJ J,A. Craig. ISeall F.ber Flsk. Seall J. UWells. ISeal J.L Augustine, : ISeall A. W. Mornlngstar. Seal) State of Pennsylvania, I ' County of Elk.

f"

Om thisMbdayofJulyA.D.1011. beforeme

personally appeared E. O. Aldrloh, F, 8.

O'Donnel, iiust Florin, H. H. 8uilib, J.A. Craig and EberFlsk, to me known to be the

persons described In, and who executed the

foregoing Instrument, and severally acknow-ledged tha they exocuted the same as their free act anddeed.

InWitness Whereof. I have hereunto set

my band and affixed byNotaiial Seal theday and year lastabove wrlten.

UaoROEC.Smitw,

(NotarialBeat) Notary Public

Mycommission expires January IS,11)13,

Territory ofNow Mexico,I

County ofGrant

(n

Onthis itb day ofJuna A. D. 1911, before

me personally appeared J,L, Wells, J. L.

Augustine and A, W. Mornlngstar, to me known to be tha persons describedIn,and

whoexeuuted the foregoing Instrument, and

severally acknowledged _that they executed thesame as their free aot aaddeed.

In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set

my hand andaffixed mvNotarialSealtheday

and year lastabove written,

M, W_JHcUratii.

(NotarialSeal) NotaryPublic.

Mycommission expiresFeb, 16, 1913, ENDORSED: No.tMW,

Cor. ReedVol. . Page 13Í,

Artiole of Incorporation of

ATWOOD COPPER COMPANY.

Filed laOffloe of Secrets ryofNew Mexico. Aug.4,1911: P. M

fiituAM

Jirr

A.Secretary.

Compared W, H,B.toC,D, K.

Articles of Incorporation--

.

TEEMT05T OF SEW'HEXIOO,

OfFfCBÓF _TW5filECRKTAWV.

Certificate ofCsnpartsoa.

I,

Natía

jArrs,Seoraiary

it

tbt Terrl' toryqfN Mixioo, do. horehy oervify _tbat

tbijrewssBlod tor reoord la UiK offloa t Threso'clock P, M,OH(b Fqurlb

dy

gfA_gf.

pst,A,D,

trCot

oí 8lQv.ho!dr Non

tlblly

Of

ATWOODVOW C0MPANT No,

tsl,

cd

)f'ht

J

0rt

oomptd

(he folgwÍDf

Silence!

The Instinct of modesty arnral to every woman ts r'tee) greet hindrance to the cure ef womanly dire set, Womea

brink (rom the personal questions of the Sooal physician which teem indelicate. Tha thought of evaminatioo is

tothera, and so they endura lasilence eonditloej

sf

disease which surely progresses from bad to worse.

it

Dr.

Plrtea

prtwtttii

f

etrrem

irtmt

in

or

wommmwho harm tomné m_fwfvtfo

far

ntodtity

him

cfei

FHEB

tmnmlta

tlom by lettmr.

Ml

cerresrono'eac

JraeT

tmcfélr

toñtlttemltl.

a

sfrf

raaa Dr. B,

V.

Pitre;

Bottalo, v.

r.

Dr. rieree's Favorita Prescription _reitores and regálate tha womanly lunotioaa, abolisLea

pia

and buiiil up ead puta tba tnisliini touch of. _{hcaiib on avery weak wooaaa}

who gives it a fairtrial.

It

Makes Weak

Women

Strong.

Sick

Women Well,

Yon eaa't afford to aocept attcrrt nostrum asasubstitute

lorthis eneilioine orknown composition.

copy of the same, with the original _thereof now onflltf,and declare it tit be a oorreet transcript therefromandof theWhole

there-of.

'

Given under my hand and theGreat Seal of ti Territory ofNew Mexicoat theCityof

Sarita Fe.theCapital, onthis Fourth day of August,A. D.lull.

Natiitn in.tra,

ISeall Secretary of New Mexico. CXRTiriCATs

or

or Stock-H'lLiiru-s

or

ATWOOD COPPER COMPANY, We.theuoderalgned. having this day

asso-ciatedourselves together for the purposeof

organisingacorporation under theLaws of

the Territoryof New Uexiro, to tie known as Atwood Mining Company, the Articlesof

In-corporationwhich areto bo filedherewithdo

Certlfg and declare, that thore shall be no stockholders llabilltyon accountofanystock Issued.

This certlfioKte Ismade pursuant to Sec SI,

ChapterTV_{of the Acts}_{of .UAof} _{the Territory}

ofNew Mexico,

vttneas ourhands andsealsthisfifth day of

JuneA.D.lull.

E. O Aldrloh, ' Seal

'

F. S. O'Donnel, Real Gust Florin. Peal H.II. Smith, Seal

' JohnA.Craig. SchI

FlierFlsk, Seal J.I. Wells, Seal J. L: Augustine, Seal A.W.Mornlngstar, Seal State of Pennsylvania, I County of Klk. (

Onthe 6th day of JulyA.D. I'll, before

mepersonally appeared E,O, Aldrloh, F. 8, O'Donnel,, Gust Florin, H, H. Smith, J. A.

Gralp and EberFlak, tome known to be the

persons describedInand who executed the foregoing Instrument, and severally acknow-ledged that they executed tho sameas tbolr free act anddeed.

In WitnessWhereof I have hereunto set

my band andatVxed myNotarialSeal the day and year in this oertiGaate last above

writ-ten.

Notarial Seall Geo Hon C.Smith, Notary Publio,

Mycommission expires January 18, 1913. '

Territory ofNew Mexlou! I

County of Grant,

si

Onthlaauthdayof JuneA. D,1011before me

appeared, J.L, Wells.J,L. August-ine andA. W.Mornlngstar, to me knewa to

betheversons described In and who executed tbeforegoing _{Instrument, and severally}

ac-knowledged that they executed tbe same as their free act and deed.

In Witness Whereof

t

hnve hereunto set

my hand andaffixed myNotarialSeal theday and yearin thlacertificatelast above written. INotarlalHealJ M. W. McGrath,

Notary Public

Mycommission expiresFeb. IB,1&12.

ENDORSED :NodWl Cor. HeedVol. 6,Psge121,

Certificateof Stockholders of

ATWOOD COPPER COMPANY. Filed In Officeof Secretary ofNow Mexico,

August4.1Í11,8_P. M.

Nathan jArrA, Secretary.

Compared W. II. D,toC. F. K.

FIRE

INSURANCE

AGENCY

W. F. BITTER Agont

Thefollowing oompanies are represented:

LIVERPOOL

& LONDON

& GLOBE

german american

palatine

fireman's fund

t ' ' v.M

Four of tbe Strongest, Companies InthaWqrld

PaYkonize

the

Local

Agency,

W.

F.

RITTER

AGENT LORDSiSCRO I

t'

_NKW_MEXICO 1 TI

asid

i

Wr

Will cure

coujb

or

co!4 no

mutter bow severe vnl prevent

pneumocu

na consumption

This

in

tj

certify

tht

!

drupgiats

rc

tuthorircd

.to

re.

(una

your money if Foley",

Honey

n4

Tr

fsij.

to cure

your couch or cold.

Contavint

no opiates.

Tbe

genuine

ia

i

yellow

pckge.

ti(,;i

KSHTiTll Sold by ftlldrVrTjSiU

The

postorilce

at

San Pedro,

Santa

Fe county, has been discontinued.

The

United

States

Postal Savings bank has been opened In Las Cruces.

TELEPHONE

custom-er's

phone will pay

the renter,

and

the amount

will be charged to

the

renter

on hla monthly bill.

Keep receiver

nun?

up. King on when through.

Allen,

J.

E 12

Halley, residence, 2long1

short...

22

Hriel, D. W., shop, I long 1

short..

11

lirown,

J.

S.,residence "5 Krown,

j.

s

,_saloon 10

Brlnkman. II.

B,

saloon .18

Urinkman, Henry 37

Bryan,

John

32

Car Repairing office. 3long

rings..

22

Crocker, Dr., residence 1

Crocker, Dr.,office ?9 I)e Moss, Dr 71

Kagle DrugCo, 77

Kgon. .1. ( 40

Kgon,

J.

U., Ice Cream

t'arlor

3

ICamundB.Joe residence, 2long

...

22

First

National Bank 28

Gramley, Mrs. O.

J

23

Garcia, R. M., residence, 2long i

Garcia, R. M.,saloon,1long, 1

short

6

iammon, 11. Li cu

Hunter,

Oscar 68

Iardln, M.

u

43

Hardin, M. Q., ranch, 2long 79

Hughes, Nick 17

Hanner, Geo., 1long1

short

78

Hobbs, Gus, saloon 25

Hobbs,Gus, residence 4

Hamlin, Bruce 62

K. of P. Hall 44

Kerr.

J. P

31

Kres. E. E. residence, 2long 76

Lee, Charlie 20 McCaoe.

J.

T

64 Marsalis. C. W 33 Malone,

i.

1.

...

69 Mornlngstar, A. W. office. 41 Martin,

J.

P.,

office 20 Martin.

J.

P.. residence 61 Ownby. R.B 34 Ownby,

J.

R 13

Ownby, U. ts, 1 long1

short

7

Olney, Joe, residence 7

OIney, Joe, ore platform 74

Postal Tel. (Jo 2

Pyramid Ice Co 10

Roberts & Leahy. . . 9

Robson, John 27 Randall, B. W O

Rater,

W. F., residence 65 Hitter, W. F., office 8 School House 65 Scott

J.

W. residence 67

Southern Pacific Railroad 35

Smyth, R. I) 60

Small, VV. H 51

Shine. N. w. two long

il

Stevens, G. H.I long 1

short

22

Tom Tong,

restaurant

58 V_{endome Hotel} 24

Western Liberal 1

Western Union 46

Woods, Joe Ice Cream Parlor 3

Wright, Mrs.

II.

D 45 LONG DISTANCE.

Pyramid Line 73

ADeraeen Mine, two long rings. Bonner mine, 3long 2short.

Boyd. W. H . 2long 3short. Dundee mine, 1long, 1short, 1long Misers Ltiest mine, lour long.

NellyBlymine, three long one

short.

RobertsStLeahy store,1_{long 3short.}

Superior mine, three long.

Shakespeare M. Co, 1 long2short. Sutton Mining Co., 1 _long1_short.

Wells,

J.

L., two long one

short.

85 mine, two long two short. Muir Line 63

Aker, Q. F.. 5rings.

Lawrence, A W. 1long1 short.

Marble, W.

il.

two rings.--

"

Muir,

J.

T,,

three

long.

Staggs, E. E., four rings-Smith- ,

W. A.. 6 rings.

Animas Line 6

Johnson,

J.

W., 1 _long1

short.

Kerr.

J.

P., 2long 1short.

Kerr, T. A . 1long 3

short.

Mansfield. Ed,3long.

McCant, J ewe,2long3

short.

Porter,

G. S

,2

long.

Sellerds, D. F., 3 long1

short.

Smith, Bailey,2 long 1_short.

Wright, O.

J.,

I long 2short.

PUBUC

LAND AND MININO CASES.

If you are interested id ny contest or any matter before trie Interior Dc

piftmtot,

writer to Clark & Wright, registered

lt4

Uyeri,

90a F Street N. W. (opposite Gen'J Land Office),

Washington,

l.

C

Free toformttion about

coriti.ti

and where to obtein Kfipi Incitable upon public

Iindt,

without residence or cultivation.

DON:

H.

KEDZIE

fOTART FÜBU0

APD OOMVetANCt

,

rrlH

isatas CourtCommissioner '

i4ianrse4 toWaassOl Luti

0ct

tulus.

lorasbBTg,

Vw

Msxls

ttg'iijiiliil'iti'fii't"'

No.tia.

BtPOkT

Or

TRK COIOHTIO" - _of

First

Bational"

BanM

At

il

PS6. Inthe State ofTeXM.

it

tbaéloW of business June '

Itesoa

Loans add

ir

louors,'.

Overdrefts.seiored oh 4 unsecured V.S. bonds to ieoure olrcuistino ,,.V:i..11 C.8. bonds to secura Ü. S.deposits pnrirt. soiiritles, etc .

Hanking bnuse. furnl-

-fur iml H.tnrM ...

Otlter real estateowned Due from nat'l banks ' '

mot reserve

aents.

USS.tTT.W

Due front state and

pri-vate hanksand

bant-ers, trust oouipsnivs '

and savings banks 131,018.

it

Duefrom approvedre-- '

servesroi'ts I.tT.'ll.U

Chei'ks and other easb

lloros W7.C3

Exuhanxea forclesrln.

house .. 32.4J1.E3

Notcaof other national

banks Sl.tlO.OO

Fractional neper

enr-ren-Dickies and

oents '383 Lawful monev re

serveiu bank, vis:

Specie .. ..

tender

nots

hMoaiption fund with

V.H._tmtsitror (6per rent olrcultftion).. . Due from li. S. trras-

-urer

ToUl

Capital stock paidla...

Surplus fund i .

Undivided proflts.- lens ex oo uses and taxts

paid .... Nstionnl hsnk notes

outstandlnir ...

LlsblUtlss.

Due to other national

hnnks

Due tostate A private banks and bankers

Due to. Trust compa nies and savins bsiiss

Due to approved

re-serve agents. individual

deposit!

sublevt tochi'ok Time certtftoatos1 of de posit .jV Certified ohfcks i

Cashier's checks out standing

United States deposits

Deposits of V. a dis-bursingofficers Totaf.. mu. MW.000.Os 114,iX.v- -OO.OnOOÍ ni.wi.D t uu.iuu.uo

s.ita

;i

(i se.ooo.oB 1.502.M ' 4,IM4,8T7Ja cno.nno.ov uo,ouo.w auo.ooo.oo 5C.0M.M 41S.MI.81 x.8i.m t.sso.TM.as Wli.Ofil si i,;i3.& Ki.iyto 7o an.úot.vi ( e.ouü.at 4,is,Hts AwM.ur!.

Stateof Texas, County ofKIPaso, as: r i, Bagar w. Kaysnr, eaitiiieror theanovw-named bank, do solemnly swear that thw above statement la true to the best ofmt

knowledge and belief.

KIKIAK W, KATSER. Cashier.

Subscriben and sworn tobeforemethis Ith

dayof June. Wll. C.J. DKAN. '

Notary rubllo. Correct Attest: A. KRAKAUKd,

J. 1. Ml NDY.

J.S. RAYNOLD. Olreolors

m

ti

Msb

J.

S. BROWN,

í'rop.

INVITES

his friends

to the

cool1

&

adobe on

the north

aide. Every

thing

for

the

inner man. All kinds of

Liquors

and Cigars'

And, also, there will be

a

LDClf

COUNTER annex to

the

saloon,wherfl,

Iwill be served all kinds of lunches,

hot

orcold. Come one. come all.

krttrtaAftsAexAA ex

HARLEE

&

BARNES

Attorneys-at-La- w

SILVER

CITY, N. M. i

wVVVVVVVVVVVS,VwVwa.

ycrms

cr

ratcss

Hb peeksHealth In atomsef elansand herb to make tba Weakstroog.lbs biskwell'

Dr.

KING'S

NEW

HEALTH

TEA

IsNature's owncare. Every grain of Its olden hsrbs is crammed with glorious

Í

lealthforton iftroubled Un Constipa,

tion,Biliousness, Weak Kidneys, reíosle iompisints, ueaaacue, HsckscnsorBlood Disordnra. Act quick.. Don'twail. Uettt

now.AlwajsUnaranteed.

- _ONU _I _{CENTS FEU PACKAGE.} _p "'I'll' linhi n T, .J,

TF

you

want to

Xbuy

a

watch

or

have a

Watch

repaired

go

ta

EL PASO, TEX.

tSATS

ALL

Oof

Ca:

iz(té-

-

Cocpsa

If.aftertttinr

Ma caáSü. of svM kioe_{aot bsa}hoitls ef

tid

su,

we wi.l 1. Tear asaay. Try

nn"i

iwij

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so

ihs loiiewlec. _lvi. i10lbsdri rat

tastisiselBiusiisse. Ir kIiiIms y

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rsiura ikeVtis coateinlus eoe-lbii-d _{l Ike}

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