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Las Vegas Daily Optic, 02-01-1897 R University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-1-1897 Las Vegas Daily Optic, 02-01-1897 R. A. Kistler Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news Recommended Citation Kistler, R. A.. "Las Vegas Daily Optic, 02-01-1897." (1897). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/113 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. LEST AVAILABLE pOPY Make your Desires Knows Say you sawj. lo our - -- -1-5- Want Column. Las- egas Oaiily OFTIGo , THE OPTIC. VOL XVIII. EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1 1897. NO. 76 MOORED TO ICE PIERS. THE TREATY MATTER BANKINGTROUBLES ,IIighest (o-- all In Leavening Strength. Latest U. S. Gov't Report ' A CruUtr Sustains DaMage by Striking a. Schoener Ledge, National Bank, it Was Considered in Senate at Eldon, la., and A- Chistir, Penn., February 1 Th Robbery LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. Executive Session in Wash- cruiser Brooklyn" is still lying ttempt to Blow Up a Bank-i- ington City To-da- y Marous hook, moored to ioe piers, and Pennsylvania. will not be moved until there is abac JOSHUA S. RATNOLDS, President no lutely from huge cakes v Vice-Preside- ACCIDENT A CRUISER danger BANK SHORTAGE uWSE. W. ZOLLARS, B. TO, TELLER'S A. SMITH, Cashier ioe, which now fill the Delaware river. AB50LUTEE.Y PURE Tbe damage sustained by striking the A Jealous Chicago Lot er Harden sohooner ledge, on Saturday afternoon Opposition to a Nebrnskan, Leads INTERESTING CONTESTS, His Girl and Ends II In Mis- is serious, but to what extent the veiss President to Withdraw His ; TAMME OPERA HOUSE Aijcounts Received to Checked erable Existence. IS injured, cannot be ascertained until Name for Afforded by the Ranch Show W tha Meesler I flno tVir.Wf rknlu Subject she is Tbere is plenty,of Judgeship. , Keanel Club." ' wiiu winy water under tbe snip's botioaa, where . vr FEBRUARY 3RD Interest Paid on Time Deposits. she lies. She is about 350 feet from the lad , 1. ANOTHER BLOODY AFFAIR INDIANA'S KENNEL CLUB Indianapolis, February Eierjbodj's Favorite Comediiniu shore. When the cruiser struck tbe Tbe annual bench show of tha Uoosier schooner she was about ledge, running kennel which opened befe to-d- Washington, D. C, February 1. eight knots an hour and ber maobiaery Dis MoiNis, Iowa, February 1 A oli, DAIflTY will be noteworthy from tbe three field Immediately after the reading ol was working perfeotly. The customary special to tha Mem from Eldon, Iewa, oourse was the trials given the week Friday' Journal, Mr, Sherman, repub-lioan- , observed, and spar that 's bank was tqJe during SMICDIIINALIK says Bradlej buoys, which mark tbe burglar One ot these is a man contest 1 ol Ohio, chairman of the corn-mitte- e ledge plainly Izsd at I this trailing OF LAS were visible tbe or ice. o'clock, morning, the between G. 7EGAI on be con- through pack English, Siberian, Cuban, Rice foreign relations, said safe blown with nitro-gl- y Fanny Washington, D. C, February 1. being open American and Texas tbe sidered it desirable that the aenate cerine and all funds stolen. The bank bloodhounds; Paid The navy department had tot, up to Is a Capital in should have a brief exacutire aession. offloialj refuse to tell tbe amount taken latter distinet breed, reared espeel In Her Latest and Great-- $100,000. 11 o'clock a. received any direot for of onmin The galleries were oleared and the m., but the bank usually kept from 13.000 ally the purpose tracing is ais. the owner some est Success Surplus. 50,000. doors were closed. It understood information from the cruiser "Brook to f0,000 on hand. Tbe burglars es Hence, expects the oocasion was the presentation ol in the a stolen team difficulty in wianlag first money in tbe lyn," as full as contained press caped with and buggy, OFFICERS! . the report of the committee on foreign The bss made contest, npon the ground that it would I." DB. If. reports. department be to victim to J. CUNNINGHAM, President, relations on the arbitration treaty. The wire of the IIoLLiDATSBuno, 1 impossible get tbe inquiry by "Brooklyn's' Pa.; February FRANK SPRINGER, Vice-Preside- uoors were at ix:ta u ci.uk officers as to her in order to see An acknowledge that be was a criminal A draft, attempt was made, this morning, . Clean, Bright and and the legislative . businesa was pro- where abe oan be docked. If she before the bunt. D. T. HOSKIN8, Cashier. - to destroy the bouse ol fox-hu- ceeded with. Various in favor e banking The is under the direction Wholesome petitions drawing less tban twenty-fiv- feet, she Entertain F. B. JANUARY, Assistant CasMerT" of Gardner, Morrow & Co., with dyna of tbe bitlodaJ fox of the ratification the arbitration oan be docked at Island ; hunting association, ment. UlJGJiKST PAID OH TOfJB League mite. Slight damage was done to that and a number of docs from Kentuckv. Everything uo to W DEPOSITS IJB treaty were presented. more than twenty five feet, she will be after the senate conven institution and ether buildings in the Tennessee an) Missouri have been en. Date. i l Immediately sent to the Charles - Brooklyn yard. vicinity. No motive for the act is tered : the animals. ed, at noon, Mr. Sherman moved an H. has out to look over against Indiana Hbrbt Gom, Pres , Cramp gone known. contest oft near THE executive session, stating that it would tbe cruiser and he is expected to' re this ''will be pulled Parquet $1.50' H. W. Kblit, Vice Pres. require but a short time. Tben the Danville, where some fifteen foxes have D. port oa ber condition, ths alternoon Pabkbribdko, W. Va., 1 PRICES Balcony i.oe LAS I. Hoskiki, Treas, doors were closed, be the gen will be no court of February decs. Oae hundred dogs will be start VEGAS reported Tbere inquiry Lee eral treaty of arbitration as amended, ordered until tbe vessel reaches B. McFarland, teller of the Sec ed, and tbe hunters will be on horse Gallery 50 on Saturday, by the committee. where she can be examined and ond national bank, of this city, is short back. Tbe free list fur this Entertainment Is SAVINGS BANK. Paid up $30,000.' dock, rabbit-bu- capital, The first of amendments adds The last oontest is a nt these the extent of the damage, done as 149,000 in his sccounts. He has con by entirely suspended. sttfTJave vioar ln ,h ' bounds. These novelties have will brii WJZ?1?1'I Vl? Vma Batwm B.rc, where at the end of the first artiole olauso: certalned. fessed tbat he lost the money in specu bsagle they 70a an Every dollar saved, li two dollars made." ' no which affects the for- to the an "but question Secretary Herbert bas received the lation. The shortage will be made brought city unusually large Ro deposits received of less than or domestic of either of the ' number of fanciers and TRY tl. eign policy of in which is dog sporting Interest paid on all of $6 report Captain Cook,' good. men deposits and over. high contracting parties, or relations of given, in detail, tbe circumstances at generally. , either with other state or . Aneth.r Name Sim la. any power, tending the accident to the cruiser Tha Modem Weedmea. RE XO or otherwise, shall be subjeot D. 1. by treaty "Brooklyn" in the Delaware river, Sat Washington, C, February Das Moines, Iowa, February 1. LINE, to arbitration, and this treaty, exoept urdav last. He Is unabi to account The to The Hew opposition the confirmation of the month whloh to. Cooking Preparation. by special agreement." Tbe second for tbe accident and has asked for During opens it Wm. D. MoIIugb, to be district judge the of Modern Wood strikes out all reference, whenever court of inquiry to investigate the day, camps tbe. mmk Sweden for tbe distriot of whose men of the World Coin, ooours, to the and Norway report. He says the ship will have to Nsbraska, throughout the umpire, where a tribunal fails to agree return as soon as the river is free of ioe nomination was sent to tbe senate. Deo United States will hold their annual in REXOLINE, East Las and N. upon such umpire. to League Island and ro in dock, It is Sth, last, had become so determined meetings every state in the country. Vegas Socorro. M. After the report was made, Mr. tbe court will be and the committee on had so Ibe inaugural meeting, that of Iowa, THE GREAT liu desired that promptly judiciary ECONOMIZER, Sherman asked, that inasmuch as the ordered. manuesciy reacnaa a conclusion to hold opened here -- text of tbe convention bad been made tha case up, that the president to-ds-y COOK The secretary of the navy has lurntd PrtfUantial Appalntaneats. takes the place of Wholesale publie, tbe injunction of secrecy should withdrew tbe came of Mr. McHupb Grocers, bick to tbe 1. removed from the text of the amend the "Brooklyn" Cramps in of Wadbikotok, D. C, February ING BUTTER or LARD in be as an vassal aod tbe firm and sent tbat Wm, H. Munger. bnt Senator uncompleted Tbe president y sent to the senate meats, Morgan objected will take ber back to Island kitchen uses, for short and the request was denied.
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