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WESTERN LIBERAL.
LOUDSTiUUO, AUGUST 4 11)05.
A 'floe ralo Tucsdny nlsht.
Fred Smyth returned the first of the
week from his trip to Callfornla.whcre
ke bad the time of his life.
A man child was born to Mr. and
tin. I?. F. Arnold last Friday. The
boy has seven sit ters and no brother.
Mrs. M. Q. Hard in and children
have heen down In the Animas visit
ing Mrs. irardin'3 sister, Mrs. S. It.
Bunagaa.
P. M. Chase, who has been spending
some time at the XT company's ranch,
returned the first of the week, to Join
Ifte summer grass widower's club.
A. II. Strout, formerly superintend
ent of-achools at Albuquerque, was In
the city this week, representing May
card, Merrill & Co., the school book
publishers.
K. 15. Jones, who has been attending
t T. A. Lister's assaying work, left
the first of the week for the Jemcz
hot springs, where he will spend the
tttaialndcr of his vacation.
The Eev. T. J. Rogers, who had
Charge of the Christian church heVe
'some years ago, returned the first of
the week, and will remain for some
, Mme,
3. A. Leahy has bad Dew glass set In
tJhe windows of the front of the Rob
erts & Leahy mercantile company's
store, and Is now ready f-rr the ball
season to open again. Ho says the
boys do cot seem to care to play ball
la front of his store while thcro Is
broken glass In the front.
The rains have created a large body
of water in the flats below town, and a
féw ducks have made their appearance
there. Some of the shooters have been
out, but have not been very successful
as yet. The ducks will feel lonesome
without G. P. Hull, who for many
years called on them regularly three
times a week.
The Morencl troop, a section of the
Arizona militia, was In town Wednes
day, en route to Prescott, where the
annual encampment will be held this
year. The soldiers did not bring their
horses with them, but brought their'
táddlcs and other equipment, and ex
pecte to hire some bronks at Prescott,
and then do the cavalry drill.
I). B. Adams, who makes a business
o'f selling more than an hundred thou
sand dollars worth of life insurance
cnnually for the New York life com
pany, Is in the city between trains the
Brat of the week. He says that not
withstanding what Ton) Lawson says,
and what the directors of the Equita
ble company have been caught doing,
that the New York life continues to
'sell good insurance, and he sells bis
Bhare.
A year or so ago a survey was made
of the two townships north of Stein's
Pass, by order of the government. For
some reason, probably because of er
rors, the s'urvey was not accepted by
thti BorVcyor general. At the time
the survey was mado S. V. Winn, of
the National gold and silver company,
met the party and secured the promise
of a tracing of the map that was to be
made of the townships. This map,
although not accurate enough for the
government Is very complete, and
good enough for an ordinary individu
al. Mr. Winn had a number of blue
prints' made of tho tracings, copies of
which he has presented to the Lm
kkal. The maps show all the roads
and trails in tho two townships, the
various mines and ranches, and every
thing of interest. Any person desir
ing to see these prints may find them
at the Lihkual olllce.
Afc a meeting of tho summer grass
widowers' club in Clifton about three
weeks ago the matter of public morals
was taken up. Since the members bad
becomo grass widowers they bad been
' following tho footsteps of the genuine
grass widowers, and bad seen more of
Clifton by the electric light than tbey
ever had before. They were greatly
surprised to find the condition the
town was In. What struck them as
the toughest proposition In tho town
wan the way the fciualo population of
the tenderloin section of the town
paraded the streets, and congregated
in the saloons. Tho chairman of the
club appointed a committee on morals
with power to act. The committee
visited the assistant district attorney,
and pointed out to him bis duty, which
be said be would perform. The com
mittee visited the officer bt the Arli
ona copper company who attends to
the reuts and teal estate, and urged
' bini to do something. He notified
all salotfn keepers who were paving
ground rent to tho company that if
they allowed the women to co'iiie Into
their saloons their leases would be for
feited; This meant putting them out
of business. The saloon keepers were
hot at this interference with their
business. Several crap9 resulted, and
in one of them Jeff Uunagan, who
keeps a saloon, beat up Ü. Risdon, the
photographer, who had taken a great
deal of interest in the reformation of
tho town. Risdon has suffered from
more than one assault, and may be
Compelled to leave town, so strong Is
the Ire of tho saloon keepers over what
he has done. A large number oi'tbe
women have left town.
The LintKAt.. recently told of the
wonderful gold mine that Col. E. Ran
dolph and some asocíales had discov
ercd down in Mexico, and wcro ex
ploitlng. Tho company has adopted
an entirely new schemo In promoting
the property. Generally tho promo
tors sell tho mine to tho company for
all of its stock, and then put back into
the treasury from one-tenth to ont'
third of the stock, which Is offered to
the public at par or less. This money Is
used to develop the property, and
build reduction works. When the
mine gets to paying tho stockholders
may get a good thing on what they put
in, but It has to be good for them to
get their money back and Interest on
It, if they put the money in as an In'
vestment, and do not intend to s pe
culate on the stock. The promotora
are on Easy street as soon as the prop
erty begins to pay. They aro out only
the original investment of the mine.
The price of amine is the most ua-
certain thing in the world. It Is
worth only what It can bo sold for,
and there Is generallysuchadiflcrence
between the cash price actually paid
and the prico the promotora get for
it Id stock that the first dividend
squares the account, while It takes
many dividends to square tho accounts
of the men who piid cash for the
stock. Of course the promotor, who
discovers a good thing and puts It on
the market is entitled to a good tbi,ug,
but not all of it. Col. Randolph and
his partners have invented a new
tbtng, in stock promotion, or more
properly speaking, mino promotion. It
was estimated that it would require
$200,000 to build the necessary works
to care for the ore from this property
atd put it on a producing basis. One
quarter of the stock of the company,
with a par value of $1,000,000 was set
aside for the purposo of producing a
working capital, and the following
proposition was made to investors:
The company would take the inves
tor's money and give blm tho com
pany's note for the amount, payable in
fifteen months, without interest.
When the note is paid the holder will
receive as a bonus, or interest for the
use of each dollar, four dollars, par
value, of stock in the company, and
then he, as well the promotor, would
be on velvet. If the property proves
to be a failure the investor will lose
no wore money than if it had been
promoted in the ordinary way, and If
it is a success he is In much better
shapo. Of course such a promotion
scheme could only work on a big gold
property, where the expenses for ma
chinery are comparatively small, and
where the returns are quick. On a
copper property, where It takes years
to get it into a paying position it
would be impracticable. In this case
the allotment to the public was taken
up in a few days, and many people
only heard of it when It was too late
to get their money In.
From the record made by Voluntary
Weather Observer Clapp, made dur
ing the past month It is learned that
2.10 Inches of rain fell, there were
eleven clear days, twelve partly cloudy,
and eight cloudy. Tho thermometer
got up to 108 on the 6th and 8th, while
the lowest temperature was 05 on the
4th. On that day the range of temp
erature was 49 degrees, tho maximum
being 104. In this section the hot
season commences In Juno" and lasts
till the rains commence, which is gen
erally early la July. This year the
really hot weather commenced on the
twenty-second of Juno, when the thtr
luomctcr registered a maximum of 100
degrees. It registered 100 or more
every day, excepting one, July 2, when
it only got to 99, until tho eleventh of
July. On the tenth of July it clouded
up and cooled off a little. On the
eleveuth there were rains in the vicin
ity which tempered the air, and that
was the last day on which the ther
mometer reached 100. Since then the
weather has been very comfortable,
except for the occasional dampness,
and last Sunday it was positively
chilly at times the maximum reading
that day being 82 degrees, and the
nilulmum being 5S. The Lordsburgers
who left lU' June, on account of the
beat, aro now safe in returning, for
there is no duogur of excessive heat
again this summer. Of course this
advice does not apply to the people
who are having a gbod time, only to
he wives who are lonesome without
tbelr busbauds.
IT. M. Colbatb was ta from Gold Hill
Wednesday. He has been quito ill
for some time, and think) be will have
to leave the Hill for a time to recup
erate, and contemplates resigning his
position as postmaster. He would have
sent In his resignation before this If
he could get any one to take tho olllce,
but no one at Gold Hill wants It. The
people there uro glad to have a post
ónico in camp, but each one wants
some other person to bold tho office,
as iliO emoluments are small. Tho
government pays several hundred dol
lars a year to carry tho mail to and.
from Gold Hill, and does not get
twenty-five dollars a year back for the
work. If the government does this
much the residentsof thicamp should
do their bhare, and care for the mall
after it arrives. If tbey do nut they
will be without a postoOIce, and have
to travel to Lordsburg for their mall.
Tlie Song of the Crattle,
-yZ" i h -e s ft HWeut little ita-
(V7-""V yJV ilo Iihiik ni in iImikUvj
-íef-3 A ii-iir Utile life ill a I is
r TV í t ZZ roinlnir tn ll.w;
- fl i"' 'iwn nr eillHH'V nnnim
-v . 1 thit will lint an" ral''';
t ), Z.S. pure little wiul wititf-
rjj.'ff lntf flown from n'mvui
-Z-" A ilnrhnK ti eara lur, a
tjaby u luve.
hnn of the
grandest
n K e n c I p
which riilinht
ened S'lciicn
has illsoiivoreil
to relieve
motherhood
from excusyiva
"nrTerinij Is tha
M Kitvoiiln
l,rl'(!Iltlnn,,
di'vNi'd liy Dr;
H. V. lMcrc".
Inn physician if . r-í7
Surreal Itisil-f ti J I Vtl -
tute, of Uuf- xLV - f. :.
fr ío. N. Y. Oww .
Tills wonderful "Prescription" ImliiiPS
tho entire, nervous system with tiitlural,
healthy vlttillty; gives elanic vltror to
tho Jclicnt orcntilsm Seclnlly concerned
in niot.hcrhoiHl, ami makes tho cmniiiiJ
of liahy entirely free, from danger and
almo! freo from pain.
"I vlh to state that I havo wd poctoT
Fierre' Favorite Preirrlntlon with reiy irooo'
results." writes Mrs. Kallc M. Anuí, of Hud
son. iew iiamtwhlro. "llaU Keen In ikm'
iii'min tor over nmr ycnis anil hnil tx-en
twlro In the hospital. My hnshand broncht
some of your tavorlto rrescrinilon,' and it
1ms cnrrled me eanlly llirouuli my lat two
conflricmi'tits. Wo aru now blessed with two
healthy rhtlil.-en, and I am sure your niedl
clttu has dimi me morn (rood thin all the
other troatiuent I havo uvcr received."
BAD HHAOACMI3 own
erally arise from bad stom
achs. Foul breath, bitter
tale. coated tontmc, sour
eructations or bch hlni of
(rns, art) common aymntoni!
though not all pnsttint In
every ca. To euro, tako
small dirtw, only one or two
each day. of old J)r. Pierce's
lMiR4nnt Pell. -ta tl.n Orlvl.
nal Little Uvef PIII, (Irst put up by him over
40 years ami. One or two a laxativo. Uirou or
four cathartic.
The Saltón sea has not yet been put
under control. It was thought that
the gates at tho head of the Imperial
canal were In shape to control the How
of water, but the river washed a chan
nel alongside tho gate, and soon was
sending down an immenso amount of
water. A heavy wind camo up, and
the waves on the sea began washing
the Southern Pacific track out. For
several days the trains had a great
deal otdidlculty In crossing safely.
The company had a couple of thousand
men at work in the valley, building a
shoofly track around the lowest place.
The track is high enough so there will
be no danger from the sea fur a long
time, even if it should keep increasing
as rapidly as it bas for the past few
weeks. It is hoped that before the
water can get up to this new track
that the flow of water will be controll
ed, and further danger passed. The
new line Is some ten miles longer than
the old track, but the trains make
better time over it than over the soft
track.
"MakeHuy While the Sun Shines."
There is a lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that, the
bright sunshine , may last but a day
and he prepares for the showers which
are so liable to follow. So It should
be with every household. Dysentery,
diarrhoea and cholera morbus may at
tack some membor of tho home with
out warning. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
Is tho best known medicine for these
diseases, should always bo kept at
baud, as immediate treatment is nec
essary, and delay may prove fatal. For
sale by all Dealers In Medicine.
Weak
earis
Are due to Indigestión! NInpty-nlne of every
one hundred people who have heart troubla
can remember when It was simple Indiges
tion. It is t olentillc fact that ail cases of
heart disease, not organic, aro not only
traceable to, but are the direct result ol Indi
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which falls of perfect digestion ferments and
swallsthe stomach, puffing it up against the
heart. This Interferes with the action of
the heart, and In the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D. Kaublo, of Nftvada, O.. says: I had stomach
troubla and was In a had state at I had heart tioubi
with it. 1 took -Kodol Dyspepsia Cure (or about lour
months and it cured me.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles only. Sl.OOSIze hCdlnt times the trial
sua, which sells lor 50c.
Prepared by E. O. DeWITT 4 00., CHIC ACO.
"Sold by tho Eagle Drug & Mercantile
Cotupauy."
VTOTICB KMIl PITIILIOATIOV. LAND
il olhce nt I.tu Oik-cm, New Mexico, "une
-U llkl'i. Nolieo is hereby yivi-n ll'ut the lol-
iiiwiiiir-niitneii settler luis nieti not its ol lit in
tention lo inuko Huul moot In huiuxirt ot his
clitim. mid (hut gun! ni-oot will be mulle before
II...M.II U'll.l-.i.. I " Si i'. .1' ... ....... ...
his olheu nt iirilsburir, N.M., on Auiruit 5th,
bur,, viz. lluslo M. Muir lor Hie tK'4, NV',
flvv,. NK',. W!,, BE', Sec. 3ti, Tp. K 17 W.
N., I'M.
Hu names the following witnesscs'o prove
his ooiitiiiuouK resiiioucw nnm uud eiillivit
tinii ot. siml land, vU : Tuco. Kciincitv, ot
HHuiiita. IN.M ; .1. 11. Muir, or rifpur. N . M. ;
Win. Khlott, of Uod Hock. N.M.: K.U. Ilarri.
ol 8e.ar, N.M,
Juróme Martin,
Uovtstur.
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