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NEW ,VOL. XXXII. No. 260 EAST LAS VEGAS, MEXICO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 191 1. CITY EDITION

CLOSING OF CAMPAIGN. are as capable of prescribing good Portland, Me., Sept. 9. One of the H, CLAY BEATTIE DEPUTY" SHERIFF INTERNAL FIGHT DOCTORS FINIS II thlnga to eat aa in outlining effective most bitterly fought and most gtren courses of medicine. AN EARTHQUAKE ever known to uous campaigns New The menu was as follows: ended in this state England today Canapes Lorenzo IS IMMERSED and on the voters of Maine GREETS HAPPY IS DELAYING A Monday PROFITABLE Clear Green Turtle ROCKS ANCIENT will decide by their ballots whether Celery Olives Salted Almonds the policy of constitutional prohibi Filet of Pampano Cardinal tion of the liquor traffic, which has ACTION DESPAIR PAIR MEETING Lamb Chops Manitenon prevailed for more than c. quarter of JEMEZ String Bean Fleurette T01 a snail De retained or not. century, Potatoes Rissole Both in have I UNIONS ARE GIVES sides the fight been ex SERVES COLONEL ASTOR, BRAN LABOR UNABLE TO BRING TO A CLOSE FOUR FORTH ANGUISHED WAIL DAYS' Punch au Kirch THE ENTIRE RANGE SHAKEN BY! active and for many weeks AGREE AS TO tremely NEW BRIDEGROOM. WITH WHAT COURSE SESSION OF NEW Roast WHEN ASKED OPINION OF the state has been flooded with cam MEXICO Philadelphia Capon au Cresson THREE DISTINCT TREMORS DAMAGE SUIT SUMMONS. TO PURSUE. - Tomato en THE VERDICT. paign literature. Meetings for and MEDICAL SOCIETY Suprlce OF THE EARTH. Ice Cream Assorted Cake against the proposition to eliminate Cheese Crackers prohibition as a constitutional fea RIVAL FACTIONS AT SAYS FEARFULLY UNFAIR ONLY UNTOWARD INCIDENT WORK NEW OFFICERS ARE Demi Tasse IfS ture were held by the score In all ELECTED POTS AND KETTLES RATTLED parts of the state. The press was di PARTY ADVISES IS EIGHTY. SAYS JURY OF BROAD MINDED vided upon the question and each side OTHER EVENTS OF THE DAYN IMMEDIATE) L. BRADLEY nP Rnaun Topeka, Kan., 9. Former Sen RESIDENTS OF OLD VILLAGE ARE devoted columns to arguments and WENT OFF EXACTLY ACCORD. STRIKE WHILE OTHER IS CHOSEN Sept CITY FOLK WOULD HAVE PRESIDENT FOR ator William A. GIVEN BAD SCARE BY attacks. Speakers tof both parties MORE CONSERVATIVE. Petfer, whq repre- THE BEEN MORE MERCIFUL. ING TO SCHEDULE. COMING YEAR sented Kansas in presented their respective sides to the United States RUMBLING NOISES. thousands of attentive listeners and senate from 1891 to 1897. and who was one even women and children were drawn THE GROOM'S BELOVED SON NO DEFINITE ACTION TODAY of its most picturesque mem REPUDIATES CEULAH BINFORD LAS VEGANS ARE HONORED WAS ENTIRELY into the agitation by the prohibition bers, Sunday celebrates his 80th birth- QUAKE LOCAL element. day anniversary. For nearly a decade NO STRIKE IS EXPECTED ON THE VINCENT ASTOR ATTENDED HIS uuv-TOR- S after the senate Mr. Petfer CONVICTED MAN BELIEVES SHE Constitutional prohibition, In which DES MARAIS. SHAW leaving DID NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL BEFORE continued to in IS THE CAUSE OF HIS Maine was the pioneer, was firs' FATHER IN CAPACITY OF TIPTON reside Washington, AND FEST CHOSEN but JEMEZ RANGE AND DID BUT adopted in 1884. In 1901 a bill for BEST MAN. TUESDAY. last spring he returned to To- DOWNFALL. FOR POSITIONS LITTLE DAMAGE. the resubmission of the subject was peka to spend the remaining days of was his life. before the legislature,' but de R. 9. Colonel San Francisco, Calif., 9. Men Chesterfield Court Va., Newport, I., Sept. Sept Roswell will b It is with a sense of the utmost House, Sept, feated. In 1907 a similar propositlo: in of the next meetine sat Santa Fe, N. M., Sept 9. Three 9. Severe John Jacob Astor and Madeline Tal high the councils the shop em isfaction repudiation of Beulah Bin. was defeated, but by a place of the New Mexico Medical so that the former senator re- sharp again only ma ge, both of New York, were mar ployes on the Harriman system are earthquake shocks, accompan- ford as a girl from whom he vainly- elec- ciety. This was determined verts to the part he played in public ied a narrow margin. But at the last ried at to prevent the at a bus! by deep, growling, rumbling tried to detach himself and the dl early today Beechwood, tha striving today 25,000 ness affairs. In the current of the tion a democratic governor and a individuals whom meeting of the society held this trend noise today shook the Jemez range rect the bridegroom's Newport home. The they represent from will he sees Imputation that jury judged democratic legislature were elected morning when officers for the com people's a vindication of of extinct volcanoes, forty miles west him more bride was given away by her father, going on a strike. Other men, also his for his Indiscretions than and resubmission was voted. The is- ing year weer chosen. Several Las theories and, in part at least, a of Santa Fe, from which came William Force. Others present were high in the same councils, are urging the the tragedy Itself, came today from sue will be decided next but Vegans were honored fulfillment of what as a senator he vast lava beds Monday, Miss Katherine Emmons drastic measures the rail by election to in recent ireoloela the Hps of Henry Clay Force, sister following demanded. In a recent Interview ha Beattie, Jr., although both sides claim victory, the officials' refusal to offices within the gift of the times that cover the famous Cliff convicted last wife of the bride, and Vincent Astor, son road recognize the society. said: "The now night of murder. result of the election Is extremely The complete list of officers chosen country hotly de Dwelling plateau. other of Colonel Astor. federation of shopmen. v mands "Any jury, composed of city doubtful. is as follows: R. L. legislation It abused me for The shocks were toda Beechwood was beautifulyy decor The momentous question Is being President, Brad reported by folk, with broader views, would have Roe advocating. I anticipated the evils Forest and ated with flowers In honor of the fought out at a meeting here of the ley, well; first vice president, L. Ranger Weather Bureaa been more merciful," was his bitter S. against which it now cries out" Observer and Norm board of the No Peters, Silver City; second vice Linneua Shields at Jemea lament. event, the the steam yacht advisory federation. to on which the definite action will be taken president, M. F. Des Marals; Las Ve the weather bureau In this citv. "Fearfully unfair," he muttered In wedding party made probably Houses CHILD MURDERED the from New was a J. W. Kline, international gas; third vice president, J. J. Shuler, swayed to and fro. bottles and his cell, when asked his opinion of trip York, verit today. RECINCT 3 THANKS dishes able of the Blacksmiths' Raton; secretary, R. E. McBride, Las on shelves rattled and persons the verdict. floating floral bower. president union, on x Cruces; F. E. Albu- the outside grew dizzy. The long-e- st "Beaulah When the Noma arrived, a deputy said: treasurer, Tull, Binford," he added, "fig- shock lasted six mo-- FOR REVENGE sheriff served Colonel Astor with a "The younger men are eager to call querque; member of the council for PRESIDENT TAFT seconds, the urea largely in tne verdict," more tl ATI nt AA141. AV . - three years, E. B. Shaw, Las tha largely than the of the kill- ummons, issued by a Providence law a strike at once, but calm considera Vegas; testimony delegate to American as north. As the quake was evidently un- firm representing Mrs. Mr.. tion is being counseled by the older Medical ing. These country folk cannot Bridget local, it is believed It was caused bv Crohan and her children, in which men. For a young man livln at sociation, W. R, Tipton, Las Vegas; APPRECIATIVE OF HIS EFFORTS derstand how a woman of the under- GIRL OF SEVEN YEARS KIDNAPED the readjustment of immense subter damages of $30,000 are asked home and $7 a week strike alternate delegate to American Medi- TO SECURE STATEHOOD world can be crazy about you. They AND STRANGLED BY UN for the receiving ranean rock strata. Aa far as re accidental electrocution Mrs. a strike has no cal association meeting, F. T. B. Feet, FOR don't know when that happens how of benefit, particular NEW MEXICO ported no material was done KNOWN FIENDS. , Las Vegas. damage hard it is to get rid of her. oldest son. Eucene. white terrors, but it is a different ques Jemez is miles Late this afternoon the com forty from the nearest "I have drifted along, hoping against working at Beechwood in July, 19 10. tion for a man with a family to sup society That the republicans of Precinct 3 railroad or station. what has been a most telegraph, hope, that something1 would occur to Madison, Wis., Sept. 9. The body Vincent Astor joined the party on port. pleted profit on the West side are appreciative rid myself of that Binford glrL And of seven year old Annie Lemberger, board the yacht and. after breakfast. "The various unions involved have able session. Distinguished lecturers of the efforts of President Taft in, who was Colonel strfke-;p.kB- on medical and Burglcal subjects from once a woman of that kind feels that kidnaped after going to bed ABtor, Mr.Force, the Misses voted to S recognition o the interest of statehood for New Mex ANfiRY MfIR RFI FASFS you no take interest at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Force and Vincent Astor came asnors the federation 1 accorded by the rail all parts of the southwest have been ico is shown the fact at a longer any la of by that, her she seeks solace In sui- Mrs. Martin Lemberger, last Tuesday In the Noma's motor boat, CoUmel road officials, but on the face of re giving the members the society meeting; held last night, appoint- - usually efforts for several they PATIENTS cide. So I drifted for night, was found today In Lake Mo- Astor handling the steering wheel. fusal of this recognition, the advis their best days. a commit ttee to draft resolutions XMIM along, waiting Eminent doctorB from the ranks of a chance to break off relations with nona, a mile from her home. The party immediately went in an ory board has hopes for a peaceful thanking the president for hi 8 able automobile to of the of the territory have without her hurt herself. There was no evidence ot violence the city hall where the adjustment the dispute." practitioners assistance. The same committee ITALIAN her having read papers and participated In dis- RESIDENTS OF VILLAGE tried hard to In the beyond a slight laceration of one ear marriage license was Issued. was also! empowered to thank the re- I persuade her, cussions. During the session two STORM HOSPITAL AND COM- to live a life." and a discoloration on the neck, the During the city hall proceedings, Trouble Not Imminent on I. C. publican state central committee for meantime, proper additional medical societies were ' MIT VIOLENT DEEDS. latter mark indicating that the child which were witnessed by a host of Chicago, Sept. 9. International choosing Las Vegas as the meeting chartered making the complete num- Unmoved. may have been strangled. The body newspaper correspondents, Colonel union officials will .neither sanction place of the first state convention of Beulah Binford ' in sixteen. new a ce Astor appeared nervous, but Mlsa or a strme of ber the territory The and to its 9. New York, 9. Beulah Binford was found, by George Younger, disapprove junnoid the party, express hearty Chiasso, Switzerland, Sept Gioa Sept for Force was unconcerned. next societies are the Guadalupe County coun received without emotion the news of ment worker. The only motive seemingly Central shopmen before Tuesday endorsement of the action of the Del Colle, a city with a population of The to Medical society and the Valencia Beat-tie-. the crime seems to be revenge on her wedding party then motored at the earliest, according a state ty central committee in, proposing the 20,000, In the Italian province of Bar! the verdict against Henry Clay County Medical society. The society parents by some unknown enemy. to Beechwood, where Rev. Joseph ment made today by W.. F. Kramer, name of Sheriff Secundino Romero for de la Pugll, has been tho scene of Lambert, of the Elmwood Con chairman of board that has the at present has about 20 members, sev- New Mexico. ' excesses In "He is Innocent," she said. "I am Temple the the first governor of savage consequence of gregational church, of Providence, situation under consideration. eral having been added this week. The of committee are the cholera now aure he had nothing to do with the The members the epidemic raging in the Miss Kath is the desire of the International members of the organization are all murder of his wife. It's easy to kick performed ceremony. It Bonifacio MaresrFlorentino Montoya, Italy. The authorities ordered that erine Force was her sister's brides- officials to cancel the recheck now and efficient and their Juan Maes all attacked a man when he is down, and every- WOMEN TO ATTEND Patricio Ortega, y Ortiz, persons by cholera should Vin- membership enables them to remain him." maid, and Colonel Astors son, being taken on the strike vote be Antonio Montoya, Demetrio Rivera, be taken to a hospital and that those body has been against so and as as ad- cent, was the best man. fore they take any definite action. improve rapidly Kzequiel Nieto, Luis Ortiz, Benlgno who had been in contact with cholera DRY FARMING MEET vances are in medical and sur Colonel Astor today gave this state The recheck began last Wednesday made Martinez, Anselmo Mares. victims be isolated in a neighboring science the world. DROP TO ment to the Associated Prwgs; and It is thought the official report gical throughout The meeting was called to order by building. QUOTATIONS Now Men-da- Clovis was a bidder for the that we are happily married, on the vote will not be in before strong F. Montoya. Benlgno Martinez was The population, convinced that it GOVERNOR OF WYOMING AP I next annual but Roswell tri- do not care how difficult divorce night. meeting chosen president, Pat Ortega and De- was the intention of the authorities LEVEL WO- was made THE LOWEST POINTS DELEGATION OF and remarriage laws are made. I umphed when the choice metrio Rivera, vice presidents, and to kill the patients and also those un- MEN TO CONGRESS. sympathize heartily with the moat The doctors all spoke warmly of the Luis Ortiz, secretary. The meeting der observation, gathered to the num- straight laced people in most of their SPAIN PREPARING reception accorded them in Las Vegas was a harmonious gathering and ber of several thousand to lfberate CANADIAN PACIFIC, THE HEAVI Ideas but believe remarriage shoull and pronounced their stay here- - an their relatives and friends. The hos 9. Governor showed the strength of the republican EST LOSER, HAS DECLINED Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. be made as is the and one. was women possible, marriage enjoyable profitable party in Precinct 3. pital stormed and the building TWENTY-NIN- E Carey has appointed twenty FOR TROUBLE POINTS happiest condition for the Individual are the names of a few threatened with Incendiary destruc- of this state to be delegates to the dry Following and the community." of the delegates who registered at the tion should the mob be Interfered with, A farming congress to be held in Colo New York, Sept. 9. Wall street The party sailed away this after- session closed. AERIAL MAIL SERVICE In releasing cholera sufferers. The rado Springs, Colo., from October 16 SENDS TROOPS TO REINFORCE just statistician estimated today that the noon on the Noma, whose destination police to awe the crowds to 20, Mrs. J. Ross H. A. Ingails, Roswell; C. E. Edson, attempted market value of securities traded in inclusive, Carpen- was secret. ITS ARMY ON MOROCCO but were order the chairman of kept L. S. Peters, Silver E. inadequate and, in to on New York stock was ter of this city being V Denver; City; TRIED SUCCESSFULLY the exchange COAST. , avoid bloodshed, the doors of the hos the delegation. At the Colorado C. Prentiss, El Paso; J. A. Rolls, San one billion dollars less than late In pital were thrown open. meeting a "Congress of farm ta Fe; C. M. Yaters, Roswell; R. L. July, when prices reached the high Springs The crowds brought out the cholera women" will be organized. WOOL RATES DECLARED Madrid, Sept. 9. Five thousand Bradley, Roswell; S. D. Swope, Dem- - MONOPLANES AND BIPLANES DO point. Quotations today fell to the patients and carried them in a ghastly Governor Carey left today for Spanish troops have received orders ing, R. E. McBride, Roswell; C. E. IN lowest level of the year. Canadian POSTAL SERVICE GREAT procession through the town, 'ihe Lake, N. J., to be present at from the minister of war to reinforce Lukens, Albuquerque; E. T. Wilkin- Pacific, the heaviest loser of the day, Springs MUCIN Oil HIGH BRITAIN. people acclaimed the cholera victims the meeting of governors. He Is on the Spanish garrison at Melilla, on son, Wagon Mound; W. J. Colbert, declined six points. It is now 29 and shouted imprecautions against the the program as one of the speakers the Riff coast of Morocco. Albuquerque; W. L. Brown, El Paso; points below the high price of the London, Sept. 9. The first flying government The cholera suspects ' and his theme will be the "Spirit of OF IDAHO TESTI J. F. McConnell, Colorado Springs; E. year. , postal service was inaugurated this uuuer were also set iree. the West." R. Carpenter,' E.' Paso; G. A. Bridge, ouservauon) Students of the market admit they FIES TO THAT EFFECT BEFORE afternoon, under the auspices of the The Italian government has de- Proposal Not Accepted. Bisbee, Ariz. ; F. de la Vergne,. Albu- are unable to ascertain the direct U. S. COMMISSIONER. British postoffice. j The points of de- spatched troops thither. Paris, Sept. 9. The text of Ger- querque; - F. W. Noble, Tucumcari; cause of the heavy liquidation. parture and arrival were respectively to France's of Mrs. M. many's reply proposal, Evelyn Frisble, Albuquerque; the Hendon aerodome and Windsor - BRIDE TO LIVE ABROAD. 9. S. to Mo- POLICEMAN Chicago, Sept ;F. Gooding, fered with a view settling the McCreary, Magdalena; W. T. Joyner, - THE END OF THE JOURNEY. FORMER castle, less than a score of miles. Milwaukee, : Wis., Sept 9. Two- former governor , of Idaho, represent- roccan dispute, reached the French Roswell; M. W. Culpepper, Dayton; Lancaster, Ky., Sept. 9. Only the Four airmen, piloting two monoplanes thousand guests attended the wed ing the National Wool Growers asso- ambassador at Berlin, M. Cambon, Fred E. Tull, Albuquerque; S. G. Von wife and three sons of Reuben Lane, SHOOTS HIS WIFE and two biplanes, were engaged In the ding this afternoon of Miss Ruth ciation, testified before Interstate last evening. The Impression here is Almen, Clovis; John T. Mason, Albu- all of whom had reached here on work. The first aviator made the Mitchell, daughter of the lato T'nited Commerce Commissioner Prouty to- that much further negotiation will be querque; G. E. Bushnell, Fort Bayard; their way, on foot, from Pueblo, Colo., trip in eighteen minutes. States Senator John L. Mitchell, ted day that the railroad rate on wool Is necessary before an agreement i A .W. Morton, San Francisco; Gerald to their former home at TRINIDAD MAN ATTEMPTS TO William van Rhelnfelt van Breda of Charleston, reached. C. B. unjustly high. Webb, Colorado Springs; Lyman HOWARD-JEFFERSO- W. Va., will their HAD WEDDING London. The wedding took place at complete journey. KILL SPOUSE WHO "New methods of raising sheep S. Denver. on Denver; Simon, Buzzard'B Mass, 9. Miss the home of the Paralysis, brought by privation, LEFT HIM have come into use in the last few Bay, Sept Meadowmere, country caused the death here of the head GERMAN SHIPS COLLIDE. At a magnificent banquet the doc- Cornelia Frances Jefferson, daughter bride's mother, on the .outskirts of years and the expense is greater," he "of-th- e : 9. The tors enjoyed themselves last evening. of Thomas Jefferson and granddaugh- Milwaukee. The is a i.rsc-ticin- pilgrim family. He had only said. "The well Cuxhaven, Germany, Sept. bridegroom 9. range being occupied, Kais-erl- n Casta-ned-a one and used a crutch Trinidad, Colo., Sept. Infuriated Hamberg-America- n line steamer The banquet was served in the ter of the late Joseph Jefferson, the lawyer in London, whera he leg constantly herds as large as formerly cannot be 53 at the refusal of his wife to return to which sailed hotel. Among the distinguished famous actor, was married to- and his bride will make their home. and the strain, with his years, wore bandied." Auguste Victoria, quietly him out. One of the sons was taken him Benj. F. Smith, former police- from New York August 31 for Ham- guests present was Governor William day to Carrington Howard, son of Mr. ill here and the family was penniless man 'broke into his wife's room at burg, was in collision today with the J. Mills, who made a short after din; and Mrs. John R. Howard, of Mont- - Ai FORTUNE IN GOLD. when discovered under the shed of a the home of her motherxMrs. Mattie CALIFORNIA'S BIRTHDAY. German steamer Hudiksvall in the ner speech in which he spoke his ap- clair, N. J. The bride Is an actress London, Sept 9. Tho output of the warehouse. . The five previously had Jacobs early today and shot her, the Santa Rosa, Calif., Sept. 9. The roadsted here. Several plates on the preciation of the medical men of the of considerable talent, having been Transvaal gold mines during August ri walked over, the same route, all the bullet grazing the woman's skull. He sixty-firs- t anniversary of the admls Kaiserln, Auguste Victoria weite territory and the able work they are on the stage since her sixteenth year. broke all records. he total num- ' way from Charleston, to the Colorado was arrested shortly afterward at the sion of California to the Union was smashed. The stem of the Hudiks- doing. The banquet was arranged In her professional life she has been ber of ounces of gold mined was city. The county bought tickets home home of a neighbor. The woman will celebrated here today. Several thou vall was stove in and she returned to for by the committee of local doctors associated almost wholly with her 713,407, the value of the metal be-I- n for the survivors. recover. sand visitors attended. Hamburg. and It demonstrated plainly that they father. !f!'' approximately' $14,757,853. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 191 1.

I n?7r1J; . " 1 STRAY TOPICS FROM LITTLE OLD NEW YORK 1 1 GIRL'S KNIT o Q Home j Baked SCHOOL CAPS New York, 9. Tim Sullivan1! taxes in both towns but has not been ir Sept law against dangerous weapons has able to figure out which town he can 1 TV. gone into effect and the entire police claim as his legal residence. .i The most popular headgear of the season, Stylish, Serviceable and Attractive force of Greater New York has re- ceived strict orders to enforce the The other day a physician was I riaicy Biscuits law with energy and promptness. The called to treat a boy of eleven years, SHOW YOUR COLORS, GIRLS enforcement of the law, the provisions living with his parents in Bloomfield, DeliciousCake of which are decidedly stringent, N. J., for some trifling ailment The Im- Women's Tailored Suits and places a tremendous burden upon the surprise of the doctor may be i We also have an excellent varity ot Misses' and" small shoulders of the agined when he found upon examin- police department Healthful Food Dresses which we will be glad to show you. Sizes from 13 years up. The heads of that department fully ing the young patient that the latter realize that fact, but they also under- had his heart on the right instead of 1 stand that the radical enforcement of the left side of his breast The boy made wiih the law will, In the future, greatly di- U otherwise normally developed and minish the task and risks of the off- it Is quite surprising that the fact icers of the law. It is expected that of the abnormal location of his heart Rosenwald the suppression of the unauthorized was not discovered long ago. traffic in dangerous weapons will ma terially diminish the number of A man may throw his bread upon ) Block crimes against the person committed the waters in this city, if it so please f Awfnnrs7rift? In Ul this city. The annual list of such him, but when he tries to throw CREAM Lading crimes committed in Greater New and small coin in nickles, dimes other Plaza York has been enormous during the the public streets of New York he vAytyf' 736Z last ten years and has been steadily violates the statutes and makes him- II ESTABLISHED growing in appalling proportions. self guilty of disorderly conduct. A Something had to be done and It Is young and evidently wealthy man, the 11 It hoped that the new law will at son of an aristocratic of Bos- put family RB5 least a damper upon the unlawful use ton, learned this to his discomfiture of pistols, daggers, stilettos, black- the other day. He came to New York 1 mu ot .NI II he M. f jacks and brass kunckles, with which to see the Bights of the city and product Nl the members of the vicious and crim- was well provided with funds. While I . .IMS 1 inal classes are Invariably armed. wandering through the crooked and II Grapes There is scarcely an Italian to be narrow streets of Chinatown the idea MtMiai found on the East side or in the Har- came to him that It would be great California lem rlvr district who does not carry sport to throw small coins Into the one or more of such In an- - weapons. street and watch the gamins scramb- the streets, until his strength gave Greenberger, Chas. Greenclay, Roman of effect of ticipation the going jnto linb and fighting for it He laid in out and he crawled in the bushes of Gallegos, Isidoro Gallegos, Rafael Gal-lego- s, thte law and of the raids which will 01 Los or San Fare loir (he round $45.60 a good stock small cnange ana, the park to rest He lost conscious- Antonio Gallegos, William Angeles Diego, trip be made by, the police, many in a to scat- probably standing doorway, began ness and would have starved to death, Harper, Dr. John D. Hess, T. W. Hay-war- thousands of revolvers and other for- handful. In less ter the coins by. the had he not been found by the park Dr. E. L. Hammond, Geo. H. San Francisco, Fare for the round $50.00 bidden weapons were Bold to the no was filled trip than time the street policeman and taken to the hospital. Hunker, F. T. Hansen, William Hurt, pawnbrokers during the last few days with a howling and scrambling mob Richard Hays, Manuel Henrlquez, L. stop-over- s within final limit the first of Tickets on sale daily, good for at any paint in either direction, preceding day September. of Bowery denizens, fighting like mad C. Ilfeld, Arthur Ilfeld, Geo. Jacobs, bits for the possession of the shining E E. Johnson, Geo. B. Kinkel, Dr. October 31, 1911. ap- ROYAL After having served three years and of silver. When a policeman WELCOME W. E. Kaser, Fred Kammer, Ted Long, scene In a half of his ten-ye- sentence follow- peared upon the and, taking Arthur Langston, W. J. Lucas, O. A. n fail to Bos-tonla- To make'your'lrip'complete do not vifsi the ing the burning of the General Slo-cu- the situation, placed the young Larraozlo, J. J. Laubach, D. J. Leahy, under the crowd and the loss, of 1,031 lives, Wil- arrest, nearly FOR CONVENT D. W. Lee, Dr. F. R. Lord, Dr. C. S. mobbed him for with this liam H. Van Schaick, the captain of interfering Losey, J. E. Merritt, Edw. G. Murphy, of coins. GRAND CANYON of ARIZONA the d craft, was paroled from shower Dr. W. P. Mills, J. K. Martin, Geo. Sing Sing prison the other day. He VISITORS Morrison, Benlgno Martinez, Dr. H. J. h the wonder. twenty-sevent- worlds scenic did not notify his wife or any of his To celebrate the an Mueller, Manuel Martinez, Juan D. greatest numerous friends of his release and niversary of his birth a man, who an Martinez, Hilario Montoya, Manuel D. DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN arrived in New York unheralded. He swers to the rather unusual name of Maes, Luciano Maes, Ambroslo Ma- Side Trip from Williams, Arizona . . . STATE CONVENTION TO BE $6.50) was not even sure where to find his Peter Llcollick gave a party at his drid, Edw. J. McWenie, B: F. Mc- - wife and had to hunt one of his home in Stanton street. Among the WELL CARED FOR. up Guire, Sig. Nahm, Juan Ortega, Man Any information regarding these and other trips will be cheerfully given at the ticket office. friends to obtain her address. Cap- guests was a young man whose name, uel D. Pino, Hugh Quigley, Jefferson to Is That the to the C- tain Van Sschaick was offered as a quite familiar all baseball fans, delegates republican Raynolds.Dr. F. H. II. Roberts, - C. state which will be held D. BATCHELOR, sacrifice to public opinion at that Charles Thomas Raincheck. Charles convention, Robbins, A. T. Rogers, Sr., Eugenio L Agent. be here 28, be o time, while the real offenders, the Thomas had such a good time that September may fittingly Romero, Benigno Romero, Marga-rit- owners of the steamship line and the fore the evening had grown old, he welcomed a reception committee com- Romero, R. L. M. Ross, Wm. H.UIWJII.IHSmgaaTMliJUJB!LW government steamship inspectors were imagined he was running the whole posed of a large number of represen- Rosenthal, Saul Rosenthal, Charles allowed to go unpunished. The cap show. The host called him down In tative citizens and two special com- Rosenthal, Cecelia Resenwald, David CATARRH SUFFERERS tain is now seventy-on- e years of age. a mild way, but Raincheck took it mittees; one on automobiles and the Rosenwald, Gilbert Rosewald, F. C. but still active and Jn good amiss and, throwing his arms around other on trains, hotels and. rooming rairly Selsor, Frank Snelling, Charles Stev- If You Don't Know About Hyomei Try health. He does not expect ever to Licollock, he bit a piece out of the houses, have been selected by the ex- ens, W. P. Southard, A. A. Sena, Dr. it at E. G. Murphey's Risk command a ship again, but hopes to latter's cheek. A doctor and a po ecutive committee of which John S. M. M. t- i Edw. B. Shaw, Sundt, H. C. Nearly every reader of The Optic Get Wise on Gloves jrv bo able to find some occupation liceman arrived about the same time Clark is chairman. A. Dr. H. M. Smith, Chas. Spiess, has read about HYOMEI, but many of You know it's expensive to buy cheap glove. somewhat In committees care with water ar which will enable him to remain in after the excitement had selecting the X. B. Stapp, W. H. J. They soak through steam, and Smith, Stapp, them conitnua to suffer from catarrh den after wetting don't protect your hands. touch with the sea and subsided. The officer of the law con- was taken to make them representa- the most economical things H. Stearns,, Jake Stern, Dan Stern, un- "AsbMtol'' Glove are just because they do not exactly loves. wear ana leei new. r.inen-rath- ducted Raincheck to the nearest po- tive of the best people In Las VegkS, S They longest Manuel A. Sanchez, Atanaclo Sena, derstand Just what" HYOMEI is. Celebrated Horsehide used in them is steam, lice station, while the doctor patched irrespective of political beliefs. The cinder and heat proof. Dave Sulier, Geo. Tripp, Chas. Tamme, To these sufferers E. G. p Murphey the chewed-u- host. convention is an affair in which i -- " I A New York who is em- up Chas. P. Trumbull, Vincent Truder, don't to know : lawyer, in Las is interested. saya you have anything everybody Vegas S. Gloves . ployed as collection attorney for the Dianacio Ulibarri, Dr. H. Van about HYOMEI except that you 'Asbcstol" It is a big thing for Las Vegas and ( New York Telephone company, finds Famished and only half conscious, Petten, J. D. W. Veeder, E. E. Veeder, breathe con Railroad Men the whole is to its it and that it does not For which city ready put C. W. A. H. O. M. sr perfect brauM they newt HfTrn from wet tin or himself in a lega1 quandry which, he his clothes soaked by the rain Wisner, West tain cocaine or or harmful aud water. shoulder to the wheel mid make the opium any shrivel from heat. Wub tfctm with op They frankly admits, is too deep for him had been pouring down steadily rr Ward, D. C. Winters, Chris. Weigand, drug. visitors feel are they "itand the strim." They arc convention that they m to solve. The fact is that he does not twenty-fou- r hours, Harry Smirl, Fred Westerman, Dr. F. H. Crail, J. A. worth more tata ouier giove rnii i nearly welcome You can find out all about HYOMEI know under the he lives was found in bushes of guests. Taichert. C. V. Hedgcock, Fred No- - Ask your dealer for the (renulne where, law, an actor, the without taking any chanoes whatever. "Albaatol." If h fthouldn t The following is the list of men on ESTOJg them ten oi nit rant. w and where he Is entitled to exercise Central a A. L. M. L. Cooley, H. live and Park by park policeman lette, Gump, Just get an outfit today, read the sim will m yon ire supplied is I vote. line the reception and special reception P. Dr. F. B. T. f ; his right to The boundary the other night. The man, formerly Lorenzen, Onion, Feat. ple instructions, give t a fair trial EISENDRATHS between Newark and the of a member of the "White Rats," had committees: committee on automobiles.: CELEBRATED Elsindrath Glovt Co. village Special and then then if are not CHICAGO .1 Reception Committee, Herbert W. you willing HIDE Int. f J South Orange, N. J., runs diagonally come to New York from Providence, Dr. F. M. Des Marias, chairman; E. II. to MORSE A. M. Adler, Ike say that it is the best remedy for through his house, in such fashion R. I., to look for an engagement He Clark, chairman; Russell, Joe Danziger. z - W. G. C. D. catarrh you have ever used E. G. Mur r-i- "- - that, when he goes to bed In his bed- was unsuccessful, however, and be- Bacharach, Benjamin, Special committee on M. reception phey will gladly return your money. Boucher, W. Browne, Joe Bryant, ' room his head is in Newark, while ing completely without money and too trains, hotels and rooming houses: A. A C. W. Cars-calla- complete HYOMEI outfit costs I A. Baker, George Bryan, his feet are in South Orange. He pavs proud to beg, he wandered through C. Erb, chairman; D. W. Condon, F. 50 FOR SALE BY H. G. Frank S. Chavez, but $1.00. Extra bottles cents. Coors, J Cutler, W. C. Dennis, O. L. Gregory, S. B. Ike Davis, Morris Davis, Jr., Thos. Johnsen, A. H. Whitmore, Wm, H. C. de Baca, J. P. Earick-son- , Danziger, Shillinglaw. NEW FRENCH LINER. S. Geo. A. Jose Esquibel, Fleming, Havre, Sept. 9. The new steamship W. J. Chas. John Florence, Fugate, NOTICE Rochambeau, of the French Transat- THE NEAL TREATMENT K. D. Goodall, W. E. Gortner, Farley, To Holders of First Mortgage Bonds lantic line, sailed from this port to- F. J. Gehrin, Adelaido Gonzales, M. WHOLESALERS OP pf the Las Vegas Masonic Blulding day on her maiden voyage '.o New Asociation, dated October first, 1909, ork. The new BteamsWu Is mort. Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Gaps & Gloves ALCOHOLISM and Redeemable on or after Octo than 700 feet long and rivals the most rs LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. HAS BECOME KNOWN ALL OVER THE ber First, 1911: modern of the transatlantic-line- in All holders of the above described luxurious appointments as well as in .WORLD AS WTME.BBS bonds are hereby notified that on the size. 4th of 1911, under and by Women who bear children and re- day August, The Cure virtue the of the trust Only main healthy are those who prepare of provisions their in advance of deed securing said bonds, the follow- That will entirely neutralize and remove from the system all systems baby's coming. Unless the mother aids ing of the said Issues "were drawn by Diamond M" trace of alcoholic and render the drinker free al poison absolutely nature in its pre-nat- work the crisis "lot for redemption: from appetite, craving or desire for alcoholic beverages of any finds her system unequal to the de- Bond Number 12, for One Thousand mands made and she is often m "Old Homestead" kind whatsoever. It is administered upon it, Dollars. left with weakened health or chronic Bonds Numbers 19 and 23, for Five WITHOUT HYPODERMIC INJECTIONS ailments. No remedy is so truly a to nature as Mother's Hundred Dollars each; and "Boss Patent" is benefitted and finan- help Friend, Every patient mentally, morally and no expectant mother should fail Bonds Numbers 25, 33, 51, 53 and cially. Every organ of the body is brought into a more healthy to use it. It relieves the pain and 54 for One Hundred Dollars each. Cleanses the System discomfort caused the on The Brands o condition. The man's health is decidedly improved. by strain You are therefore hereby notified effectually; Dispels Leading f High Patent Flour the ligaments, makes pliant and elas- to present the above numbered bonds, The Neal Treatment has been officially the tic those fibres and muscles which adopted by tgoether with the uncanceled coupons colds and Headaches. of Australia and other state and nature is expanding, prevents numb- Handled in Las government governments ness of limbs, and soothes the inflam- thereto attached, at either the First due fo constipation. exclusively Vegas Sixty-On- e Institutes in National of New are now operation or opening in the mation of breast glands. The system Bank Las Vegas, Best for men, women by United States and foreign countries. being thus prepared by Mother's Mexico, or the San Miguel National t Friend dispels the fear that the crisis Bank of Las Vegas, New Mexico, the and children ; Literature and lull information will be young may not be safely met. Mother's first day of October, 1911, and that Friend assures a and and old. furnished upon application speedy complete upon presentation thereof the same recovery for the and she is Charles Ilfeld mother, will be its Beneficial Three-Da- left a healthy woman to the paid Toqet Company, Neal y Cure enjoy ac- New Mexico's The Original rearing of her You are further notified that in effects, note the Largest Wholesalers cordance with the trust deed above always Call or Write MOTHER'S name of fSLSUffi referred to, interest on the above the Company, one numbered bonds will cease on the Every recognizes the Superiority of these NEAL INSTITUTE said first day of October, 1911. CALraiARoSYP.upCo. brands Even our Competitors. A. D. 512 North Second Street Phone 321 ant mothers which contains much HIGGINS, plainly printed on the Valuable and Secretary of the La Vegas Masonic ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. information, many sug- of gestions of a helpful nature. Building Association. front every package rRADFUZD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Co. of the Cenuine CLASSIFIED ADS. HIT THE BULLSEYE LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 191 1.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION J. A. Taichert , .50 White Hats Mr. Foster .60 Lovely In the District Court for CASH DONATIONS TO FADS AND the County 4 Mr. Palmer .50 WW of San Miguel In the fourth Judi- 4 HOSPITAL W. Doll .50 cial District of the Territory of Geo. Smith .50 FASHIONS New Mexico. Anderson Taylor .60 C. H. Stewart .50

s, The ladles who are ' r 9. Sarah McManus, Thomas Ulysses soliciting for Mr. Freeman .50 New The of that the end of ' Lork, Sept. display the veiled blouse has Las l4fiU and Oscar James McManus, Vegas hospital are meeting with Cecil Boucher .50 oA autumn and winter fashions In the not yet come, though there be may of great success and Indication is attractive this variations upon the Executors the Last Will and every McMillan .50 big shops extremely theme. success J ' - Testament of Thomas P. points to the of their financial T. & ' year owing to the wonderful variety Colored braid, giving the note of McManus, Mortimer .50 Jsv- Deceased, campaign to raise $3,000. The list (my and beauty of materials, colors, trim- contrast to the costume it adorns, be- Plaintiffs, Anlceta Baca .25 vs. No. 7325 of cash donations to date follow: mings and accessories shown. It Is comes extremely fascinating In the Harold Cohn .25 Sarah M. McManus, Thomas San Miguel Bank $200.00 too early in the season to make any way it is now used for smart and up Ulysses Bat Fram .26 Oscar James First National Bank 100.00 positive (prediction concerning the to date wearing. Often It is rather McManus, McManus Pilar Abeyta .25 si' Gross, Kelly & Co 100 00 changes in styles which the coming narrow, and the design it follows con- George Henry McManus, Oscar Bonifacio Mares .25 Charles Ilfeld Co 100.00 season may bring. The time for the ventional, with square effects. Hand- James McManus, Trustee, Thomas Nisson. and Sackman 5.00 Max Nordhaus 60.00 fall openings in Paris has not yet ar- some wide braids are also to be used L. McManus, a minor, Thomas Miss Rowland 6.00 D. Wlnternitz 30.00 rived and the models sent out in ad- extensively, both in solid black and in Ullsses McManus, Bext friend, Las Vegas Steam Laundry.... 16.75 y. Plaza Trust Co 25.00 ' vance are little more than' tentative, colors combined witn black. parent and natural guardian of Mrs. D. W. Wean 5.00 1 'X Large Thomas L. J. H. Stearns 25.00 attempts to foreshadow the coming braid and cord ornaments and frogs McManus, a minor, William Frank 2.00 Hudson Bank of Frank Gehring 25.00 modes. For this reason conservative will be much used in trimming semi-tailore- d Savings Hudson, Mrs. E. C. Ward 3.00 cau- National Hud-eo- n, Mercantile Co. 25.00 buyers will do well to use great suits. Card and fancy braid Iowa, First Bank of R. A. Prentice...., 3.00 and and All Graaf & Hay ward 25.00 tion in making their selections at this girdles are already seen in large Iowa, P. Shaffner; Mrs. Prentice 1.00 - other E. Rosenwald & Son 25.00 time. numbers. persons having any interest Mrs. F. B. January 3.00 be- Ice Co 25 00 Stripes are almost everywnc-- to In addition to the all black braids in the premises (said premises Crystal This list is to be continued this C. be found among the tailored costumes the new designs include combinations ing the land and real estate de- Wiegand 23.00 week. included in this advance showing, but of white and such bright colors as scribed in the petition or complaint Appel Bros 20.00 ' 5 In W. 53. Gortner 15.00 V the fad for Btriped materials has emerald green, old gold, purple, royal this action), Defendants. lasted all through the summer and blue and coronation red with black. Chas. A. Spiess 15.00 CALL FOR REPUBLICAN to-wi-t, E. 15.00 m s reason that the .The above named Elmer Veeder i;i ' J. there is every Among novelties in colored effects defendants, its general popularity will cause It are the sombre braids, in which two each and every of the said per- Stern & Nahm 15.00 to be abandoned, to a great extent, by tones of one color are combined; for sons designated as defendants in the Bacharach Bros 10.00 STATE CONVENTION the most factidious dressers. How- instance a Copenhagen blue with above entitled cause, are each and all Brown & Manzanares 10.00 ever, there are attractive striped ef- navy, or tan with brown, etc., as well hereby notified that a petition or A Friend 10.00 to fects in all the modish woollens, as the new effects showing the color complaint has been filed and a suitor Mrs. J. M. Cunningham 10.00 Whereas, pursnant the provisions of the broadcloths, serges, zibelines, etc., and mixtures that are prevalent in the proceeding has been commenced by Louis Ilfeld 10.00 Enabling Act and' the resolu tion New r I J there are lovely striped velvets and fall suitings, in which the grays, tans the above named plaintiffs against John A. Papen.... 10.00 adimtting Mexico into the Sisterhood silks and chiffons, but many of these and grayish greens predominate. They said defendants in the above named H. Friedman 10.00 of States, the governor of New Mexico seem likely to be used as trimmings make very effective trimmings when district court for the county of San E. G. Murphey 10.00 has issued his proclama tion an L-- - V rather than as frock material. matched with materials of harmoniz- Miguel, Territory of New Mexico, Rosenthal Furniture Co 10.00 ordering election to be held ' Include some ex- a which suit or Will 10.00 on Tuesday, November 7, 1911, for rpt The displays ing colors. For instance, mixed tan proceeding is entitled Springer tremely pretty three piece and two and brown braid when placed on a and numbered as above set forth; Mrs. John Clark 7.00 the purpose of electing the various tailored models in fine stripes, brown with tan streaks, that the of said ac- Minnie 10.20 congressional, state, legislative, Judi- : piece light produces general objects Thompson e black or dark blue with fine lines of a combination that is most effective. tion or proceeding are as follows: John Shank 6.50 cial and county officers authorized by white or color being especially em- The closeness of weave in braids is That the above entitled court may John A. Ross 5.00 the constitution heretofore adopted phasized. A black broadcloth striped one of the newest features, which will authorize and empower said plaintiffs Kate Wright '. 5.00 by the people of New Mexico; is the whitest of white transparency of the braid and deli in hair lines or royal blue and made be as it tends to dur- to sell, at private for the pur- Chas. Rosenthal 5.00 Now, Therefore, pursuant to and and everywhere the cacy of the net are adorable for mid' welcome, greater sale, THIS touches of blue benga-lin- e not of in accordance with resolutions of white gowns summer wear. Two fiat rosettes sim up with royal ability and will catch into things, pose paying certain unpaid debts Mrs. Gohlke 6.00 adopt scheme was one ed makes a background against ulate roses full blown and are made In the trimming as the larger, looser weaves are apt and claims against the estate of said Vogt & Lewis 6.00 by the Republican Central Com which millinery is displayed to the of a light weight ribbon In a wonder of the best looking three piece suits to do. The latest novelty in weave Thomas P. McManus, deceased, cer- B. T. Mills 6.00 mittee ot New Mexico in convention are and very best advantage. The greater ful shade of pink. The rosettes seen among the advance models, is the alligator design, which suggests tain land and real estate, of whicn Winters Drug Co 6.00 asembled at Santa Fe, New Mexico, number of hats are white but a bridle of ribbon. also, joined by one of the Fifth avenue houses is a yery fine, close, and, rather irregu- said Thomas P. McManus, deceased, C. H. Schlrmer 5.00 on Tuesday, September 6, 1911, a call not entirely. Plume-lade- n or flower-lade- A rich hat in white Is cov hemp showing an extremely chic two piece lar herringbone effect. A braid which died siezed, and being better describ- Mrs. 5.00 is hereby issued for the holding of the they are adorned with exquis- ered with a of lace Benjamin plateau princess model in not too to-wi- t: s'ea-she- imported rich yet is smart has half of its width ed as follows, 6.00 first republican state convention In ite colors. Pink, in the coral, ll which Is fastened dow.n with a twist very Danziger Bros and other delicate tor.es; blue of wide nattier blue ribbon having a vivid dark purple striped narrowly woven in black silk and the other That certain land and real estate Chas. O'Malley 6.00 the City of Las Vegas, New Mexico, trimmed in black An- In the nattier and other grayish tints; highly lustrous surface. Small blown with black and half In white or colored mohair. situate, lying and being in the county Mrs. R. Flint .. 5.00 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Thurs- fa- some and black braid. of lilac, rose, green and cerise, are garden roses with foliage and panne velvet other! design has a heavy cord of San Miguel, Territory of New Graaf Dry Goods Co 5.00 day, the 28th day of September, A. of vorites, and, Just at the hour, yellow mossy stems, provide the touch There are good grays, too, among white or color woven into the black Mexico, and better described as fol- T. Johnson 6.00 D. 1911, for the purpose of nominat has put in an In color half the to-wi-t: appearance. any here. Nearly plateau the striped suits, two tone stripes or near the center, and a black cord lows, C. V. 6.00 ing candidates for the various con large gathering of women, out for the of lace Is folded both from the left Hedgcock gray striped in black. Black striped into the white or colored side, The Northwest Quarter and the Bell 5.00 gressional and state offices created summer evening, these colors, in the side and tacked to the crown, leav- pn Montgomery with hair lines of white also seem a effective South Half of the Southwest W. 6.00 and authorized and the Re- liveliest of shades are scattered in ing the hemp braid uncovered. ducing decidedly trimming. Quarter G. Haydon by law; to be of a sea of white. For the entire cor-tum- Scarfs of white down and down popular. This braid in black and empire green Section 19; and the South Half of Mrs. Davis 5.00 publican Central committees of the The coat frock or one frock, from shoes to chapcau, of the with ostrich border finish the mid piece would make a smart trimming on a the Southwest Quarter of Section 13, Ludwig W. Ilfeld 6.00 various counties of the new state ex Is more a coat and great majority colorless, except for summer toilette, providing whose lines suggest skirt, black or navy serge suit all in Township 15, North, Range 18, C. H. Bally 5.00 cept as otherwise by this committee the on the hats. one would In worn ana Is seen in trimmings warmth than imagine. was last spring Velvet in both plain and fancy East of the New Mexico Principal C. D. Boucher 25.00 ordered, are required to Issue call Two very beautiful white hats are fact, they are quite equal to protect some and models for practical pretty weaves is employed in many of the Meridian, ia San Miguel County, F. Harvey 25.00 for the holding, upon such notice and pictured here, which illusfate very ing the throat, even when their wear- ob autumn service. Many women three-piec- e suits of of New 25.00 date as may deem the foregoing. The small bat ers are out until the "wee sma' hours," new consisting Territory Mexico, containing A Friend they expedient, clearly to the one piece frock conventions for in wblte bair braid Is decorated with which are the coldest of the twenty-four-. ject trotting coat and skirt with waist to match. Three Hundred Twenty (320) acres. A. A. Jones 20.00 county the purpose do ot said state a band of gray net on which a pattern for street wear, insisting that they Many two piece suits, too, are made more or less; and also the East Half J. D. W. Veeder 15.00 electing delegates to basis ot re- in white beads is wrought. The JULIA BOTTOMLEY. not feel themselves correctly dressed of velvet. and the Northeast Quarter ot the D. J. Leahy 15.00 convention, at which the - bo 1 for for street appearance without a coat, Black or dark blue taffeta tailor- Northwest Quarter, and the North S. B. Davta, Jr. lb.m presentation shall delegate of 50 or but this coat frock la at Its best an mades trimmed with fringe are one Half of the Southeast KQuarter of M. M. Sundt 35.00 each 100, or fraction thereof fine of votes cast for the republi- BROWN SAILOR HATS LIKED SANDWICHES EASY TO MAKE attractive compromise. The of the inventions of the year. Taf the Northwest Quarter of Section 24, H. G. Coors 15.00 more, the can candidates for to con- cloths with almost invisible stripes feta is coming more and more into all in Township 15 North, Range 17 Chester Hunker 15.00 delegate used for cos at election of 1908, and 1 Have Achieved a Almost When a Quantity Is Required, as for are successfully these favor and a great vague for it is to East of the New Mexico Principal P.. J. Tanrert 10.00 gress the Popularity smartest each as Great as Has Come to the a Picnic, Try the Follow- tumes and one of the early be expected. Meridian, in San Miguel County, Ter- Dr. F. E. Olney 10.00 delegate at large from county seen was built ex- now which basis Black. ing Method. autumn street models Many fancy sleeves are being ritory of New Mexico, containing Henrietta C. Lucas 10.00 in existence; upon cloth fine blue at said state con- up in black with stripe ploited this season. Where the sleeve Three Hundred Eighty (380) acres, Frank Bop a.fit1 the representation The season hence the sand- under- - s Almost as popular as the black sail- picnic with black satin for waistcoat, is cut In kimono effect the seven-eight- more or less.- McNair 5.00 vention from the several counties of Is of or wich season is at hand. When quan- A cra Lydia or hat the one brown straw, and underskirt. three-quarte- are Said 5.00 New Mexico shall be as follows: ctf are sleeves, girdle or length plaintiffs, among other things, M. Greenberger Its close kin, that of burnt straw. It tities these unfailing requisites blue silk fell from 25 the and vat like fold of seen in street dresses, and shorter pray that each and all of the above M L. Cooley 5.00 Bernalillo , is especially well liked for wear with required, try following plan of work can neck to girlde just at the left the for the more dressy gowns. aamed refendants be made parties de E. V. 5.00 Chaves 10 the popular brown linen suit for see how easily this trying lengths Judge Txrag crusts a loaf waistcoat and headed a side FAIRBANKS. fendant hereto the name and 3.00 Colfax 17 brown seems to be having quite a be done: Cut the from opening FLORENCE in, Duncan & Brown of and lace. 5 vogue this season. of bread with four strokes a sharp frill of plaited net style Indicated in tre .title of this O. L. Gregory 3.00 Curry back and sides, then are and 13 Newest, of course, are the small sail- knife front, Plaid effects very popular CELEBRATE FOUNDING. action, including all unknown claim- Chas. Greenclay 2.50 Dona Ana cut the crustless loaf in half, butter satins one-hal- t or 9. Tt-.- seventy-fift- h de- 4 or with the large bead size, the smll handsome showing 111., ants of interest in the premises k 2.50 Eddy half where cut the slice Geneseo, Sept. Geo. H. Hunker or medium sized brim and the rather each you loaf, two-third- s of width in black and 10 In the anniversary of the organization scribed; that a guardian ad litem be O. G. Schaefer 2.00 Grant crown. These are somewhat try- piece of bread from each half, put of high the slices will fit the rest in bold plaid skillfully of the First Congregational church of appointed on behalf of Thomas L. Onion 2.00 Guadalupe 14 ing to many types of women, but look filling and exactly Perry one slice from each blended coloring afford opportunity this will be celebrated with nn McManus, a minor, to defend this 2.00 Lincoln ..: 9 exceedingly well on the girls who are Proceed, cutting place Mrs. Treverton of loaf. In waxed for borderlinke use of the plain," while of ju'oileo eier lands above describ- 3 "tailorish" enough to don them. side Wrap paper, elaborate program action; that the Earickson & Sabln 2.00 Luna will is also wide to be con- 5 On the black and dark brown hats and you have dainty, symmetrical the border enough clses, commencing tomorrow and ed be decreed to be sold to pay the W. .. 2.00 McKinley sandwiches when the luncheon basket sleeves or under Koogler white bands are the most approved handled as bodice, tinuing forlthree days. The society debts of said estate, and that said Roth 2.00 Mora 15 la Pete and fashionable style, while the burnt opened. skirt material. had its organization it sale be at sale, and that 2.00 Otero 7 Place a napkin around the top of preliminary private Lumber Co straw hats are encircled by bands of of the summer have 13, 1836, 11 the give it a twist, and The blouses Bergen, N. Y., September just plaintiffs have such other and further Jose Baca 2.00 Quay darker brown. pineapple, some of which is removed. been remarkably pretty and as the members of the colony relief in the premises as may be mete 2.00 Rio Arriba 16 , nd the smartest of course, the stem Lay pineap- El Dorado hats, with a knife now marked down to much less to Illinois were pre- and and 7 are those of the extreme straws ple on a board and sharp them came the prairies equitable, plaintiffs pray the Mr. Anderson 2.00 Roosevelt is cut into slices, are well to homes there. Of of court 10 either very rough or quite smooth (silver preferable) than their original prices paring leave their aid the in the premises. R, L. M. Ross 2.00 Sandoval Pare each slice as you would an ap sure lines one and fine. worth buying. To be their the charter members there is only And each of the said defendants in Gus Lehmann San Juan 6 ple. be out of fashion next Mrs. Harriet T. Miller, of cause 30 and detail may living, the above entitlel is hereby New Optic San Miguel used dur-in- e Changeable Taffeta Garments. summer, but they may be Geneseo. notified that unless he enters his ap- Mr. Freize 1.00 Santa Fe 17 are but DAINTY LITTLE FROCK. even the Not many yet seen, they the autumn and coming pearance in the said above entitled Ida Laird 1.00 Sierra 5 to have a run a are expected great winter. All white Is perhaps most cause on or before the 9th day of 1.60 ' 17 on. One reason M. Biehl Socorro little later why they but the colored embroider October A. D. de- 13 more In Is un- practical, 1911, judgment by Mr. Closson 1.50 Taos are not yet evidence Parisian in re- HER FRIEND'S because of the of the ies have caught fancy fault, or decree will, be Chinaman Torrance 8 doubtedly price and to French chiffon qualities of which they spect to both blouses lingerie rendered in said cause against him by Cash 1.00 Union , K the have evolved are made. From $2.50 to $3.50 per frocks, and designers GOOD ADVICE default, and against each and every M. J. Wood 1.00 Valencia 15 in the retail for models touched with yard Is asked shops some charming of said defendants so defaulting. E. C. de Baca.. 1.00 new taffetas. By another sea- or dark blue, rose these color, dull blue Said defendants and each of them E. S. Lewis 1.00 Total 303 son domestic manufacturers will have etc. The Results Made This Newburg leather brown, are hereby notified that the attorneys R. is recommended in event the popular-price- d but If one desires Devine It that lines, are innumerable Lady Glad She Followed for said are Jones and an exclusive silk gown for the present Of course there plaintiffs C. S. Brown 1.00 same deelgates are not elected dele- summer she should invest In one of blouses loaded with coarse machine Suggestion. Rogers, whose office and postoffice N Fontaine 1.00 gates to the Judicial and legislative chiffon taffeta. embiloldery in color-- but the most address is Crockett Building, East district conventions that the same changeable Ala. "For more than a Frank Strass can be Newburg, Las Mexico. .' casual glance distinguish, Vegas, New Jacobs 0 basis be used in the election of such year," writes Myrtle Cothrum, of this Striped Coat Set. tween these and the dainty hand Dated this 11th day of August, Ed Thias 100 district and that such con place, "I suffered with terrible pains In delegates muslin, chiffon cloth, and mar- embroidered blouse, tbe design of A. D. 1911. 1.00 af- Fine and I a sallow Mrs. M. R, Williams ventions shall be called and held, are all used to make collar Is often of the my back head. had WILLIAM B. quisette whose embroidery face covered (Seal) STAPP, Mr. Randolph L00 ter the state convention, at such time cuff sets for short Jackets. These, dainti- complexion, and my was and though the Clerk of said Distrirt Court 0 embroidered batiste, have simplest character, with pimples. Our family doctor only E. E. Johnson and place as may be agreed upon by with eyelet ness of the work makes it wonder 1.00 commit- taken the place of Irish lace, which gave me temporary relief. V. Jones the chairmen of the central seems at a discount these days. fully effective. A friend of mine advised me to try Hoffman & Graubarth 1.00 tees of the several counties compos RIVALS. The striped coat sets are in any It was said last spring that Parisian Cardul, so I began taking It, at once, BUSY WEEK FOR O. Maloof 1.00 ing the respective districts mentioned. hat one wishes, not necessarily were making an effort to and with the best results, for I was Ottawa, Ont, Sept 9. With but Tucumcari 1.00 or in default of agreement by said Is designers to match the suit The collar quite from the veiled costume cured after two bottles. one full week to run Cjfore the day 1.00 dele- finished get away taking My Arthur Senecal chairmen, by a majority of the at the back, and d In long, deep blouse which has had so long a per-ip- mother and my aunt have also used of election, the political campaign Miss Anna Rieve 1.00 to such district conven- an of cluny lace or a hem gates elect with edge of and an unusual Cardul and were greatly benefited. the Dominion will he carried forward & Lowe 1.00 colored muslin or linen to match popularity I to Calloway tion. of blouses to shall always praise Cardul sick with a rush the seven 1.00 number of silk appeared and women." during ensuing Juan Ortega It is further recommended that the the stripe. but the suffering Both have to substantiate the statement, Cardui is a purely vegetable, per- days. parties prepared Mrs. Treverton 2.00 republican county conventions in and Quaintness. fact remains that the blouse of chiffon fectly harmless, tonic remedy for wo- rput every available speaker in the Cash 1.00 the nomi- Of Fascinating will benefit old. for the several counties, for cachemlre de sole the suit in color and men, and young and field. The Liberal standard bearer, 1.00 Frock of white or net matching Its are mild hav- J. K. Martin nation of county officers, Tie held af- satin The foundation is ingredients herbs, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, will put in the with peachblow stripes. made over a contrasting ing a gentle, tonic effect, on the wo- R. R. Larkln 1.00 ter the state convention. bodice has a finely of costume week in Quebec. Mr, Boden, the op- simply designed This dainty dress is of white batiste the best solution the manly constitution. F. Rubio 50 H. O. BURSUM, Chairman. of Malines lace, Cardui has a million women cam-pal- p plaited fichu drapery trimmed with swlss em- blouse women have ever had. It can helped position leader, will continue his D. C. de Baca .50 the of the wide apri- elaborately back to health and JOSE D. SENA, Secretary. finished at top and Valenciennes lace. a of the cos- strength. in Nova Scotia. by a rose of pale broidery be indisputably part Have you tried It? If not, please Frank Vaughn .50 cot velvet girdle The skirt is plaited: the blouse be sombre or unbe- chiffon. The slightly gathered tume, yet not do. It may be just what you need. Mrs. Monsimer .50 pink forms a sort of corslet and the girdle can made as trimmed with three coming, and it he simple N. B. Ladles' Chatta- Finch's Golden Mrs. Lee 50 a dram of Old Taylor bourbon skirt Is quaintly Is of ribbon fastened at the side with Write to: Advisory Dept.. Wedding Rye, aged Try ruches of white or as elaborate as one cares to have nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special wood. Direct from Joe 60 Bar. Served from bar- narrow a cockade and long ends. Instructions, and book " Home Trcatmeot in the distillery Ortega at the Opera It. For these reasons it is probable for Women," sent in plain wrapper, oa request. to you. At the Lobby, ot course. Gordon 50 rels on the bar. 1 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 191 , tte ESTABLISHEDgaihj Optic CHRISTIANA" RIOT 187t TODAY'S COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAK NEWS !, PUBLISHED BY ': THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. MONUMEN T IS ' - (IBOOBVOBATIO) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. J a a rw v I ww I I Kansas 9. Re- rnuue EDITOR New York, Sept. 9. A renewal ot . Chicago, Sept. 9. With the spring's City, Sept. Cattle UNVEILED - . heavy selling at the opening of the wheat crop officially reported as the ceipts 300, no southerns. Market market today sent prices tumbling smaliest since 1900, the market for steady. Native steers $5.258.00; 00 5. southern II downward. Many stocks made nei futures today took an up turn. Open southern steers $4. 25; APPROPRIATE EXERCISES MRK - cows native Entered ai the Postoffioe at East low records for the year. After a ing .prices were V6 to higher. De- and heifers $2.754.40; IMPRESSIVE EVENT AiT - stock-er- s M Vegas. New Mexico, far tranimts. LANj- brief rally, fresh selling brought the comber started at 97',k to , a cows and heifers $2.757.50; ' ion through the United States Maila CASTER. PA. I Tji 111, ' '1 .wli a"7ff)U. and feeedrs bulls second class The guild of St Paul's Memorial market down to still lower levels. $3.605.75; matter. was calves church met at Guild hall on 4 S. Steel declined to 67. The close and rallied to .The" close $3!004.5O; $4.257.75; i Episcopal f 97. western TERMS was has sold two a western steers OF SUBSCRIPTION Lancaster, Pa., Sept. 9. With, ap- National avenue Tuesday afternoon unsetled. Reading steady with December at 97, gain $4.507.O0; DAILY cows BY CARRIER propriate exercises and in the pres- to hold the annual election. At this points below yesterday's close and of 1. $2.754.75. Per OS 1 be- a 1,500. Market Copy ence of a large crowd of visitors meeting Mrs. A. H. Whitmore was re- the active list generally to The bullish character of the gov- Hogs Receipt One Week IB 1. to 5 cents Bulk of from many parts of the , slate the elected president; Mrs. Hallett Ray-nold- s, fore the usual Saturday covering ernment report on corn gave that tsorng higher. One Month 6. ,jj monument was luch Mrs. H. S. Van movement attained sufficient volume cereal quite a lift. December opened sales $7.057.25; heavy 9507.20; One Year .- 17, go unveiled, today to The 64 . react- and butchers DAILY BY MAIL the Lancaster Historical society had Petten secretary, and Mrs. E. W. Hart bring about a rally. recovery to up at to packers $7.057.30; near erected at Christiana, in the eastern treasurer. At the next meeting, which Mrs. J. S. Duncan, Jr., "was the hos was interrupted by a fresh break In ed to 6364 and rallied to lights $7.007.30. ioo De- L000. Market Six Months s.oa part of this county, to mark, the site will be held on Tuesday afternoon of tess at a dinner party at the Caste Canadian Pacific, sending It down to The market closed steady with64. Sheep Receipts Muttons $2. lambs of the old log cabin around which, 60 the coming week at the-- home of Mrs. nana od Monday evening, given in 218, which was six points below last cember up at steady. 7p3.75; j WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK fact wethers and year- years ago, raged the .... 'Christiana B. H. Newlee, 1045 Fifth street, the honor of Mrs. D. W. Lusk, wno goes night and 29 under the highest of the Oats derived firmness64.from the $4.505.60; range GROWER mil- 90 ewes Riot," one of the most, famous and installation of officers will take place to Albuquerque Sunday to live. The year. Later on, the list stiffened that the hay crop Is nearly fifteen lings $2. 4,a; ranee $2.50 ear 12.00 bloody conflicts between, slavery and and for work of the year were: Mesdames D. W. but continued to sag in lion tons short. December started 3.75. 6ix Month ; 1.00 plans the guests Lusk, again, prices anti-slaver- y elements before the civil will be outlined. H. M. Smith, C. S. Losey, F. R. Lord, spots. ' to higher at 46 to , (Cash In Advance for Mail war. ' E. S. Lewis, C. P. Trumbull and Ben Amalgamated Copper 55 fell back to 46 and again rose to 46. SuibscrtaHnna out- A CORROBORATION . The Christiana riot was the Last in of the regular Strickfadden. American Beet Sugar 115 Good commission buying strength- Remit by draft, check or money night place growth of an attempt by, a Maryland club a i Atchison 102 ened Initial sales were order. If sent otherwise we will not dance, the Fortnightly gave provisions. slaveholder to Of 120 F Of Interest to East Las Readers w eayoamoie lor loss. regain possession hay ride to Romeroville canyon. The Mrs. Oscar Burch entertained this Great Northern pfd iinohnn'?Pl in CMltB hlffheT with Vegas 8peclmen copies free on application. four runaway slavey. , The negroes, party left the home of F. O. Blood at afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. C. Cur- New York Central 102 January delivery $16.17 to $16.20 who were claimed by Edward Gorsuch about 6 o'clock, driving to the lower ry of Pasadena, Calif., who is the Northern Pacific 114 for pork; $9.40 to $9.42 for lard For months East Las Vegas citizens ALL PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT as his property, crossed the Susque- canyon where a picnic supper was guest of Mrs. W. J. Lucas. The af- Reading 138 and $8.45 for ribs. have seen In these columns enthusias- xaa yF TIME Columbia PAID FOR. hanna river at' the bridge serced by the young ladies. Owing ternoon was spent playing six handed Southern Pacific 106 Wheat, September December tic praise of Doan's Kidney Pills by means of the famous under- ' 93; and, by to the fact that the sky was clouded euchre. Before removing to Califor- Union Pacific 165 97. East Las Vegas residents. Would railroad were spirited to the 67 Advertisers are guaranteed the ground up an early start for home was mad, nia Mrs. Curry was a resident of Las United States Steel Corn, September December these prominent people recommend a eastern border of the county, ' where 66; iarest dally and weekly circulation tut the clouds lasted only a short Vegas. United States Steel, pfd 114 remedy that had not proven reliable? or any newspaper in Northeastern were detained until) jarrare-ment-s they time and before the merry party 64.Oats, September December Would confirm their statements New Mexico. could be made for trans- 43; they their, reached Las Vegas the moon was W. G. Ogle was the host to a din had if personal further north. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. 46. after years elapsed portation shining brightly. The club had a ner party at his home on Seventh Pork, January $16.32. had not shown the remedy A negro tavern keeper In Philadel- 'Chicago, Sept. 9. Cattle Receipts experience SATURDAY, time. street on last Saturday night. On October January of endorsement? No SEPTEMBTR 9, 1311. learned that warrants had been jolly 400. Market steady. Beeves $5.00 Lard, $9.5557; to be worthy phia this occasion he Illustrated wLat a merit can be had issued for the arrest of the Gorsuch 8.10; Texas strees $4.406.40; west- $9.42. stronger proof of Miss Regina Stern, who expects to good cook a bachelor can ba. Hi October Jan. stood test slaves and hurried to Christiana! to ern steers $4.O07.OO; stockers and Ribs, $9.00; $8.47. than cures that have the leave the city to go to school in the guests enjoyed an excellent supper. The statement FOK DISTRICT JUDGE give the alarm. Then the party., con- feeders $3.005.50; cows and heif- of time. following east during the coming week has been NEW YORK MONEY to the mind of sisting of Marshal Kline, Edward Gor- ers $2.256.30; calves $6.259.00. should carry conviction the guest of honor at two of the most Miss Chella Van Petten has Issued New 9. Call money reader. ' This government is a such, Dickinson Gorsuch, his son, Dr. Hogs Receipts 6.0P01. Market York, Sept every East Las Vegas government of the month. On invitations for a card to be glv- 4 cent; that Joshua delightful parties party $6.95 normal; prime paper per Charles O'Malley, 713 Main avenue. rests finally upon laws. Thomas Pearce, a nephew, Green-berge- r steady to shade up., Lights They Friday evening Miss Carrie en next week at the home of her Mexican dollars 45; silver 1907 are the rulea to conduct which In- Gorsuch, and two hired assistants, mixed heavy $6.75 52. East Las Vegas, N. M., says: "In by entertained a party of young parents on Eighth street in honor of 7.55; $6.907.55; dividuals In civil life must arrived with their warrants at Chris- 7.45; rough good to I publicly recommended Doan's Kidney square persons at a watermelon feast and Miss Regina Stern, who leaves for $6.756.95; YORK METAL actions. tiana on the of 11, $.475 NEW Pills and at this time I can corroborate If the laws are well admin- morning September This afternoon Miss Frances school in the near future. choice heavy $6.957.45; pigs were se- cards. New York, Sept. 9 Lake copper I then In their istered and fairly, Impartially, fear- 1851, the fugitives, who of 7.30; bulk of sales $6.907.30. the statement gave Meyers was hositess at the home lead 4.'454.55. no fur- lessly and so- creted in the cabin of a negro named Sheep Receipts 2,500. Market .12.6212.87 favor and say that I have had correctly Interpreted, her parents at a Five Hundred party, Mis Mary Coors entertained the will be were for them. weak. Native western ther need of medicine. I obtained ciety at rest and turmoil and Parker, prepared for Miss Stern. Young Ladies' club on $2.253.90; Marshal Kline and Edward Gorsuch entertaining Sewing Monday SPELTER Pills at the Center strife will be avoided. afternoon in honor of Miss Bertha $2.504.O0; yearlings $3.904.70; ST. LOUIS Doan's Kidney In a Very 6hort time battered down the door of the cabin lambs, native $3. 75 4. 00; western St. Louis, Sept. 9. Lead steady Block Pharmacy and the cure then the republican Mnoday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cohn who was married to Harry Bow of San Mora Gua- and asked the slaves, hidden in the firm 5.85.. effected has been permanent." party Miguel, and Schlott gave a dinner in honor ot man of Clovls during the week. $4.756.00. 4.37; spelter dalupe counties will be called attic to surrender. The negroes re- For sale by all dealere. Price 50 upon Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. George to show whether or not it appre- fused, to surrender and the warrants ST. LOUI3 WOOL. cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, fully Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Fltzsimmons and The Altar Guild of St. Paul's Memo-rio-l ciates the vital were read to them. About this time 9. Wool Market 31, was the first New sole agents for the United importance of having Miss Bertha Sundt, who returned to church met St. Louis, Sept. Thursday, August York, men Castner Hanaway and Elijah Lewis, Episcopal Thursday a proper to direct the affairs of the school Denver University this firm; territory and western mediums day this season that not major States. two white residents, known for thoir at afternoon at the home of Miss Gladys name Doan's and district and of the individual counties those men- fine mediums 1819; fine league game was played. Rain put Remember the anti-slaver- week. The guests besides Gibson on Seventh strong jf (ideas, appeared street. 1720; mat comprise It. The most Important tioned were Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mead, 1115. the kibosh on the entire schedule. take no other. district office upon the scene. They,-;wer- e callai to be filled Is undoubt- Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Johnson, Mr. and edly the office of upon by the marshal to assist in cap- Miss Helen Nahm his assued invl Judge. re Mrs. S. A. ConnelL and W. G. Ogle. The Optic unhesitatingly advocates turing the slaves, bft positively tations for next Saturday for a party to ma uuim nation or JJavitt fused lend their hand. t In honor of Miss Stern. captain j. The Bridge Whist club met with Regina for the office of Then the marshal's party attempt" i I.eahy district Judge. 1 Mrs. Wm. Ilfeld at her home to storm the attic, .,' the negroe3 Ludwlg Having been engaged, In the general on afternoon. The Afternoon Whist club opened fire and Edward Gorsuch was Eighth street Thursday Tuesday practice of the law in New Mexico met S. killed and Dickinson .Gorsdch and Di. The afternoon was concluded with with Mrs. Clifford Losey this for many years he Is well qualified week. Pearce were wounded." Noting delicious refreshments. by experience for the position. As yat SPECIAL OFFERINGS ' cabin was surrounded armed an evidence of .hl3 fitness for and the by negroes, Marshal Kline gave up the will his In- capability in public office, Mr. Leahy's opposition carry campaign to capture the slaves. to Nova Scotia. for record as United Statea attorney, a attempt The Federal authorities prompt! THE rosition he has occupied for the NEWS FORECAST FOR past took steps to prosecute the rioters. The most important gathering of four years, speaks' in his COMING WEEK eloquently All the negroes who participated in the week will the annual conference behalf. He has oeen a conscientious the riot were arrested, together with of the governors of the states of SATURDAY NIGHT fearless and able and a Tues-dla- prosecutor, several white men, including Hana- the union, which will assemble thoroughly competent civil and 9. ses- way, Lewis and Joseph Scarlett. They Washington, Sept. Next Friday, at Spring Lake, N. J., for a and"!1.' equity lawyer in the United States were taken to and there on his 54th birthday anniversai y, sion of five days. The chief execu courts. Philadelphia tried on the charge of treason. The President Taft will start from Bev tives of at least thirty states are But aside from his legal qualifica- trial lasted fifteen days and, although erly on the most important trip that expected to attend. Employers' lia tions for the office of he has in judge the presiding judges, Grier and Kane, he has planned since he has been bility, inheritance tax, fixing of in MONDAY which to our others, way of thinking, were strong proteloveryi men, the the white house. The trip will take terstate rates, public utilities and are of even For greater importance." jury acquitted the prisoners. What him through nearly the whola of the prison labor will be the principal top well balanced Judgment we know few lent additional Interest to the ex- southwest and west, as far as the Pa- ics discussed. men who his and of none 9 and n are equal ercises today was the presence at :he cific coast. His first stopping place September vtlio is his He ia The first convention of national superior. absolutely of Peter Wood, a -- will be Syracuse, N. Y., where be will unveiling negro park superintendents and officials of fearless in the performance of his who, as a took in the attend the opening of the New Yoik Prices and . boy, part riot, the interior department will meet Qualities That Speak For Themselves duty, and he la fair and square with armed with a corn cutter. The fam- state fair. Monday at Yellowstone park. The all classes and kinds of men. In of Edward Gorsuch wa3'lso repre- one of the most interest ily Following convention will thoroughly-discus- s short, aside from legal ability, Mr. the sented. ing and strenuous campaigns that s has aa an amount of proposed bureau of national pa-K- $7.50 Boys' Pants Leahy great New England has ever known, the Read This! ex- which Secretary Fisher hopes to have that admirable quality which is HARVARD MAN CHAMPION. voters of Maine will on Silk Petticoats ballot; Monday established shortly. A big bunch of Boys' Pants pressed by the term "back, bone" as . 9. Your attention is called Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. E. H. to determine whether the policy of All sizes from 4 to 16 man we know. If is nomin- A fine taffeta Under- years any he Whitney, of Harvard, today won the constitutional prohibition of the liquor Other conventions of the week will quality to ' skirt that comes in plain the Special Offerings Blue Serges, Novelty ated and elected he will exercise his intercollegiate lawn tennis champion- which has for more include those of the Trades and La- traffic, prevailed colors as well as the which we in this ad- Worsteds, etc. , Real judicial functions and the court wi1! in singles by in the than a of a shall be bor Congress of Canada, at quote ship defeating quarter century, Calgary; novelty values 75c, 85c and be respected because of the qualities final round, A. H. Mann, Jr., of Yale, retained. the National Association of Postmas popular vertisement. You will be U patterns $1.00 ot the man who sits on the 'bench. at Harvard. The scores were 6-- 1 ; 2 ; ters at the National Associa- A general investigation into freight Omoha; Your choice amply repaid for a visit to Special price Mr. is our candidate for the tion Cin- ' Leahy rates on live house pro- of Stationary Engineers, at and Is with the stock, packing $4.98 our store. judgshlp it greatest William A. Lamed, American, won ducts and freBh meats in effect cinnati; the National Society of the 59c pleasure that we his name set in the' elim- of the present the first international throughout that portion of the coun- army Potomac, at Providence to the republicans of the Fourth dis- ination tennis tournament and the Atlantic as- at the West try west and southwest of Chicago, Deep Waterways trict. side lawn Va. $1.75 and Waists tennis club this afternoon, will be opened at Oklahoma City sociation, at Richmond, $1.50, $2.00 C. P. Dixon, of 6-- defeating England, Monday with a hearing before repre- 6-- for 98c Dixon won the second set sentatives of the Interstate, Commerce - i 1 An unusual in Ladies' Fine ; BOOST THE CONVENTION r ' commission. offering Lingerie JVaists. ThisJo( picked, 'pip by our FOOD RIOTS IN FRANCE." buyer ot who has just returned from the East, consists of, only four dozen the Jfest Brest, France, Sept. 9. A fierce Saturday will be the anniversary L pfj values we It is very gratifying to those Las FINE TONIC Sale.1 occurred here a Mexican ordinarily a have. ever placed on now white waists-- E to 42's. The who worked in San battle today when independence, price is good for Safari Regans 'ifete large-mo- b of manifest-ant- s of celebration ' cheaper- food, day great throughout and . the first state con- day Night Monday ,only ,.,.,,. , secure republican the Fear of an uprising engaged the troops. At least republic. I'.i.c f:em.'ir nunl an. vention to see the splendid enthusi- will f ;r forty persons were injured, against the government result, ,.t . asm being shown iby the members of ,The 98c v.,,.;: troops repeatedly charged the crowd. it is said, in almost all the celebra- the committees having charge of the The government is sending additional tions being postponed this year. arrangements. If their are car 25c $1.75 Wash plans troops to the northern Rags Huck Towels out visit- departments The of Christian Endeavorers ried the thousand or more of France to deal with eyes the cheap food will be on Warner's Rust Proof A Wash ors who will come to Las Vegas will ' ' ' throughout the world Iron Clad Hose pure sanitary 15c Huck Towels, demonstrations. - an be well entertained and will have only ! Alymer, Quebec, Tuesday, when Corsets Clothi always sold good and address and will be tendered full, words ot praise for the Meadow City banquet all sizes at 3 for 25c red border to the Rev. Francis E. Clarke, the For Boys when they return to their homes. The Events abroad that will be of more No. 60219 to 28 Special founder and of the Special committee the work of secur- president organi- i having or less interest to American readers : " ex- zation. Dr. Clarke was' born in Ayl-rae- r, 19c $1.39 6c ing the money for defraying the will be the annual maneuvers of the 9c to convention and Tuesday will be the sixtieth penses incident the German army, the annual meeting of re- of his birth. should meet with a most cordialy the British Trades Union congress at anniversary E from 'businessmen and store of ception the Newcastle, the Thirteenth "Interna- ' With the near approach of the date Opposite Quality" It is not a poli- Opposite ctlizens generally. tional Congress Against Alcoholism of election, public interest in the po- SOT sense of the Castaneda !f!3 tical question in, any at The Hague. The International Con- litical campaign in Cap(.da is ex- Castaneda of IS1 word aid everybody, regardless gress for the Protection of Infants, at pected to reach the high stage. "Sir wd for ! J Hotel fwlitics,' should take their share of Berlin, and the celebration of the Wilfrid Laurler will devote the' week Hotel to make E.LASVEGAS. the obligation the meeting 500th anniversary of St, Andrew's to a Bpeechmaking tour of Quebec, N.Mf " ' " " I a success. t&iversity,' Scotland.""";! ,?" while Mr. Borden, the'leader of the II A""-- '

LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIQ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1911.

dnig, Wednesday. He remained to hold services at the Jewish temple MAROONS LOSE A The Prescrlptionlst PERSONALS last night. Low Fares W. P. left for Raton this i K Sfcnpson i i afternoon a month's at El t( w w w w w w ffter stay THREE TO TWO California OUR CHINA -- . ... rT " Jose S. Martines is in Las Vegas Porvenir. s :.ot? On business from Corona. J. P. Baden came in from El Paso ' Arizona 'T9 man who does the Slg Nahm and James Clay have yesterday afternoon on a short bus! IS HAND DECORATED AND BEARS THE NAME OF to nese weighing, the measuring gone Corazon to purchase sheep. trip. , .CONTEST Mexico the man who knows how Morris Regensberg of Cleveland, "Kid" Moore, came in last night va - PICKARD or LENOX nd why the man on was here today purchasing goods for from' a six week's trip to Iowa where One way colonist tickets on whom ' ' ALBUQUERQUE GRAYS TAKE THE everything depends. his general merchandise store. he had been visiting relatives'. sale daily, September-- ' 1$ to ' Our responsibility is never J. J. Sumlar arrived from his home Margarito Romero went to Denver FIRST OF SERIESplN FAST , October 15, 1911, inclusive, lost KNOWN BY MARK sight of for a moment in Raton last night and is' In Las Ve- this afternoon to purrchase some ma BASEBALL EXHIBITION. from THE in prescription filling. Every gas looking after business matters. chinery for his mine at El Porvenir. Las Vegas, N. M. Prescription leaving our N. Well and family returned to their Assistant United States Attorney The Las Vegas Maroons lost the first a few shown store is faultless from home in this Herbert Clark returned from Santa Fe Only points any Ocate afternon after game of the Albuquerque series yes- below. For fares to other TAUPERT standpoint that you may spending a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. last night where he has been on le- afternoon in the Duke take. You terday City by points and information as to JEWELER and OPTICIAN may feel safe E. R. business. 3 Russell. . gal the close score of to 2 in one of the liberal and sure if we fill stopover privileges your George A. Fleming drove out on the Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowman left the best exhibitions of the national see prescription. accorded, phone, write or mesa this morning to show a party of for Ocate this afternoon having come game seen in Albuquerque this year. the undersigned. Kansas farmers the dry farming land to Las Vegas to attend the Cohn-Bowma- n The game was free from wrangling V Lot Angeles around Mishawaka. wedding and though they lost, the locals had San Francisco Mrs. Chas. and Governor V. J. Mills, his son, Wilson no to make. WINTERS DRUG CO. Watllngton daugh- complaint -- RETAIL ter, Marian, of Albuquerque are the and John W. Roberts returned to San- Barr, pitching for Vegas, allowed San Diego r- PRICES of F. L. ta Fe this morning, driving overland 5 hits and there was not an error Pasadena I PbOne Main 3 guests Myers at the Myers but WOO ha. or Mora, Each Delivery 20e per 101 Iba. home on Sixth in the touring car. Mrs. mar the Maroons' but $25.00 street. governor's to playing, hits Redlands 1,000 lbs. to 2,000 lbs. Each Delivery 25a per 100 lbs. Mr. Mrs. A. iR. Mills and Miss Madeline went back were bunched off Barr and netted runa and Clark, passed Sacramento 00 Iba. to 1,000 lbs Each Delivery SOo par 100 lb. Las to the City train this af- the The Ma through Vegas this morning in a Capital by for Albuquerqueans. Santa Barbara 60 to 200 lbs Each Delivery 40o per 100 Iba. ternoon. to touch Rube " lb, touring car on their way from Gar- roons managed Weeks Loss Than 60 Ibs Each 60o 100 lbs. Phoenix . Delivery par SWITZERLAND den City, Kan., to Santa Fe. John, Will and Ed Wintz left for for nine bingles, two of them being OF AMERICA Goldfield Mrs. H. S. Davis, sister-in-la- of Newton, Kan., this evening having doubles by Ellis. Wicks got threa The Valley Ranch AGUA PURA COMPANY Miss Mary B. Davis, left yesterday af- come to Las Vegas with W. Toevs the hits out of four times up, while L. Tonopah $35.60 to look at some land be and B. Smith each The PLACE the TIME for ternoon for her home in Kansas City, land agent Smith got a hit Guaymas $32.70 ' Storers and Distributors of Natural the E. connected for two safeties. Harvesters, Ice, Purity a VACATION. The rainy sea- After an extended visit In Las Vegas. longing to E. Johnson of this city. and Wilson Mexico City ' ' and of Which Have Made Las will Kan- luck won for $25.00 Lasting Qualities Vegas son is closed the FISHING Herbert J. Gehring will leave for Mr. W. W. Toevs return to Baseball Albuquerque. Famous Office 701 men Tourist Douglas Avenue. season is open. There is no bet- Denver Monday to attend the national sas in the near future and return The Maroons had eight left on Through the ter fishing in this than convention of Equitable Life Assur- with a large party of land seekers. bases and twice during game had Sleepers country but couldn't at Valley Ranch. Also hunting, ance agents. He will go as delegate The last party of farmers was so pleas the bags full, connect run daily to California on horseback riding, tennis, etc.. from this district. ' ed with farming conditions here. The with Weeks for a bingle when a safe Santa Fe fast trains. two They combined with the best of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Rolls and chil- majority of his last party purchased hit meant runi. have large dressing room for board, the best of baths, the dren returned to Santa Fe this morn- farms on the mesa and expect to re The two teams played the second women and smoking room for best of afternoon and will the Y & CO. everything. Rates $12 to ing in their touring car. Dr. Rolls turn to New Mexico this next sum- game this play men. Electric lighted. Effic- GROSS, (ELL $15 week. tomorrow afternoon. Smith per had been attending the medical con mer and cultivate their new lands. last game ient Pullman porter and con- v' A will were the (Inooporatsd) postal bring you our vention In this city. and Smith battery today, ductor in charge. Harvey illustrated booklet of with and Chavez meals the Upper Mr. and Mrs. H. Ratcliff and daugh BRIBER SENT TO PENITENTIARY. Newmeyer working served the best in the Pecos free. iu for the world. ter returned last night to their home Columbus, O., Sept. 9. Rexny J. this capacity Grays. Personally conducted WHOLESALE GROCERS Address Local while at excursions The Valley Ranch in Newton, Kan., after a visit to Las Diegel, former sergeant at arms of fans, disappointed are run three and Dealer In the loss of game, were times a week. Valley Ranch, N. M. Vegas to look over the dry farming the Ohio senate, who was convicted yesterday's confident the Maroons would reserve WOOL. HIDES PELTS land in this vicinity of aiding and abetting bribery, was and and tomorrow. A dele Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dawe came in today given a sentence of three years the dose today will to Albu from Denver on their to Santa in the penitentiary. Sentence was gation of fans Journey Beware of way morn- WAGONS-RAC- YEHlCLES-fn- Ointments for Catarrh that suspended until April 18, to allow the querque on the Limited in the BAIN INE tle Contain Fe yesterday afternoon in their tour- Mercury case to be carried to the circuit court. ing to witness Sunday's game. Tommy as mercury will the ing car. They will continue their surely destroy He was released. Lochart is scheduled to pitch t sense of smell and completely derange journey tomorrow or Monday. morrow for Vegas, while Weeks will the whole system when enterlner it Dan Kelly of Trinidad is in Las Ve SEVEN HOUSES through the mucous his hand in the box again for 's surfaces. Such gas, having arrived last night with try articles should never be used except tribe. Las N. N. N. M, Ms sister,- Miss Helen SENATOR DAILY TO East Vegas, M., Albuquerque, M., Tucumcari, on from Dhvsi Kelly, with M-- prescriptions renutable Score by inning R. H. E. Corona, N. , Rowe, N. M., Pecos, N. M., cians, as the damage they will do is whom he recently went to Denver to D. Las Vegas 000 9 0 L. Batcheler, Agent Trinidad, Colorado ten fold to the good you can possibly put their brother, Harry Grant Kelly 0100102 derive from them. . .1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 x 3 S 2 Las N. M. Hall's Catarrh in school in that city. LOSE HIS Albuquerque Vegas, Cure, manufactured P. J. JOB Batteries: Las Barr and Nel- by Cheney Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe and little Vegas, & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer Weeks and Weeks. son will leave for Illinois and son; Albuquerque, cury, and is taken internally, acting tonight Three-bas- e Summary: hits,' R. M"1ffli'rilTllhHMflHn'lri directly upon the blood and mucous Indiana where they will spend their DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS OF surfaces Weeks; two base hits, Ellis 2; sacri- of the system. In buying vacation. Mr. Lowe, who is employed Hairs Catarrh Cure be sure TEXAS SAID TO BE DIS- fice hits, Padilla; base on balls, off you get in the East Las Vegas postoffice, has the genuine. It is taken internally CUSSING SUCCESSOR. Weeks 2, off Barr 3; stolen bases, FRIENDS and made In been granted his annual leave of ab Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. left on oases, Las Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. sence. Lembke, Kunz; NEIGHBORS and FELLOW Mora Sold 75c Gainesville, Texas, 9. Vegas 3, Albuquerque 5; wild pitch, County by "'"Drupgists. Price, per Rabbi Solomon returned to Sept Reports bottle. ' - i today today .are. Weeks; first base on errors, Las Ve CITIZENS Pueblo, having come to "Las Vegas to conflicting, regarding yes- Take Hall's Family Pills for terday's conference between United gas 2 ; struck out by Weeks, 7, by officiate at the Cohn-Bowma- n wed- - States Senator J. W. Bailey and half Barr 6; time of game 1 hour and 45 We are located at 523 Farmer's Harvest a dozen prominent Texas democrats, miutes; umpire Dave Coombs; scorer Sixth Street. among them Colonel R. H. Johnson of Lowe. Attendance, 200. 17 Houston, national democratic commit- We want your business J Jubilee teeman of Texas; Clarence Ousley of and will SUIT you or the Fort Worth Record, and John L. WAGON MOUND. N. M. hame-strin- g" Wortham, state railroad commission BASEBALL NOTES "bust a try- er. The conferees said the gathering ing. 19-21,19- 11 was to their respects to directly pay Let us hear from September the senator, but it is hinted that a The New England league has turned you. successor to Mr. Bailey was dis- down an offer to consolidate with the Tickets on Sale September 18th to 21st inclusive, cussed. Connecticut league. 1 The Parisian Dry Cleaners It was stated on good authu.. hero The Philadelphia Nationals had a with return limit of September 22nd, 1911. today that Mr. Bailey will not change list of 25 players they wanted to land to New his residence York City after by the draft route. Fotre for the Round Trip $2.20 the expiration of his senate term but Pitcher Jeff Pfeffer, of the Boston Frank Revell, will law in one of the la practice larger Nationals, will most likely perform CONTRACTOR and BUILDER D. Texas cities. the Southern league next season. L. BATCHELOR., Agent Estimates Furnished on All Kinds of Rumors of a baseball war are flyini; Walk a Specialty. NO INDIGESTION OR thick and fast, but the chances are Building job Phone Main 336. Optic for STOMACH DISORDER that there will be nothing doing. Oppoalta If we charged more "Nap" Lajoie has passed Jackson No Sourness or bat- Gas, Heartburn, Dys and is crowding Ty Cobb for the Tris Speaker says that tha no-h- Five Later f pepsia Minutes ting championship of the American game pitched by Ed Walsh of the Sin Ad. in The a league. . White Sox against the Red Sox was Try Optic' Why not get some now this mo Jack Dalton, now with Newark, in the greatest exhibition that he ever FAT OT'lCt y.. ment, and forever rid yourself of the Eastern league, will be given an- faced. "W&nt Columns" stomach trouble and indigestion? A other try out by the Brooklyn club we would only improve our dieted stomach gets the blues and next season. grumbles. Give it a good eat, then During the Athletics' stay in St profit it couldn't improve take Pape's Diapepsin to start the dl Louis, President Hedges made a flat- gestive Juices working. There will be offer for Harry Davis to man- tering Surplus the quality nor the wear. no dyspepsia or belching of gas or age the Browns next season. Capital Paid in eructations of undigested rood; no As the Athletics will be playing at the faith of this statement we sell you $50,000.00 To show good feeling like a lump of lead in the home while Detroit is the $100,000.00 the understanding that if a hitting Wunderhosewith specific stomach or heartburn, Bick headache for the look through sole, heel or toe within four road, prospects pennant single pair punch and dizziness, and your food will nbt to Connie Mack. months after purchase, you are entitled to new hose free pretty good saSfl&Mi"SBiSiBiifciE ferment and poison your breath with Catcher "Chief" of the Gi- N.... tt'iDrtjK iwhtth. f nAvxjsmuM t.vmaWhii&jm without quibble or question Meyers, icu nauseous odors. ants, has his old war club on the job It must be a source of unending satisfaction Pane's Diapepsin costs only 50 this season. He stands third in the J. M. CUNN1NQHAM, President HOSKINS. Cashier 'can- - be ' case FRANK 5PRINOER, Vice President to every mother tathow that 'darning cents for a large at any. drug National league batting averages. - ! ' store and will relieve themost - eliminated from the household caresf.- here, Larry Cheney, the Louisville pitch- LAS VEGAS completely i.j ( obstinate case of indigestion an4 ;tp' er, has joined the Chicago Cubs,' and a- - - ; ' children'-th- e ' ' husband,' minutes." ' ' 4 . . of the set stomach in five 3 will be chance to show hid i "soStobldngs1 given j - and herself can be depended '' There ;1S nothing else1 better to take puzzlers against' the eastern teams, Intaract Kl1 rr I imA IlflflnSltS ' i.lto'.' oil the daughters - ; from stomach and cleans the xr V ' , . , (: '!'-- ilj.i.ii(M.';-v- each week to be as free from holts as on gas r, '. upon stomach and intestines, and, besides, MORE TROUBLE IN CHINA the date of purchase. one single dose will digest and pre Peking, 9. Advices received " Sept J pare for assimilation into the blood here from Cheng Tu, capital of Sze MIND YOUR. SAVINGS all your food the same aa a sound, Chuen are still meager. For- & SON province, "Take care of the pennies and the dollars willltake E. ROSENWALD healthy stomach would do it. eigners are leaving the city. Ameri- of is as now asSever. i You When Diapepsin works, your stom can warships have been ordered up care themselves" just trite ach rests gets itself in order, cleans the Yangtse river, but it is not ex- can't "mind your savings" by tucking them away in some up and then you feel like eating pected they will be able to proceed obscure corner.' What is needed is when ' you come to the table, and further than I Chang, a treaty port what you eat will do you good. - in Hupeh, 165 miles northwest of A SAVINGS BANK Absolute relief from all stomach Hankow. like this one. It's at to deposit either'dimes misery la waiting for you as soon as your disposal on to the pal-ac- e you decide to take a little Diapeps5n BILL LANG IS LICKED (interest or dollars. The savings habit leads and'up Tell your druggist that you wan Sydney N. S. W., Sept 9. Jack Les- of wealthdom. The habit grows andjthe sensation is Pape'a Diapepsin, 'because you want to ter of Cleelum, Wash., today defeated a pleasing one. i become thoroughly cured this time. "Bill" Lang the Australian heavy- Remember, if your 'stomach feels weight, for the championship of Aus- LAS VEGAS SAVINGS BANK out of order and uncomfortably now, tralia.. The battle went the full , 20 ' g sous v 7 you can surely get relief rn five min- rounds scheduled "and Lester was ' '' ''' ' WARRANTED TO WEAa utes. ' ' ' ; ' vi awarded the-- decision on points. '1 p

LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1911. .

A CORROBORATION NO BRAGGING WANTED THERE THE LOBBY RESTAURANT AND CAFE J5he The of- - Working Man Diacovera That Boast- - Of Interest to East Las Vegas Readers 8H0RT ORDER AND REGULAR DINNERS Optic Right ing About Hla Flock of Fowls PULPIT GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED Doea :and: 7 HE BEST Free Not Pay. For months East Las Vegas citizens Speech have seen In these columns enthusias- A' north country working man re- cently took to keeping fowls, and Choir Loft tic praise of Doan's Kidney Pills by "In hot water again. Celeste?" In- within a week his fellow-workme- n East Las Vegas residents. Would SOCIETY AND BUSINESS. DIRECTORY WAHT quired the fluffy-haire- d blonde, with a were weary of hearing him refer to these prominent people recommend a solemn the CHURCH OF IMMACULATE parade of sympathy. subject THE remedy that had not proven reliable? Mra. Allison nodded. She At CONCEPTION Young length, and as the result of a Adrian Rabeyrolle, Would confirm their statements CHAPMAN LODGE NO. Z, A. F. & brothers always welcome to tat d they opened her mouth to explain, but deep-lai- his some- plot among fellows, pastor. if A. M. Regular com- wigwam. W. O. Wood, sachem f COLUMN closed It again with decision. The body broke Into his fowlhouse one after years had elapsed personal First mad s at 7 a. m.; second mass and sewing circle waited politely while night and carried off the much-belaude- experience had not shown the remedy munication first David Flint, chief of records ssd n 10 a, m. Sunday school in she took seven stitches on a drawn birds. English to be worthy of endorsement? No third Thursday In each collector of wampum. md at 3 nL at work bureau acarf. But finding that After this there was a little peace Spanish p. in Spanish stronger proof of merit can be had month. Vialtlng broth. - AOVER she maintained a resolute silence, the at the p. m. and benediction RATES FOR CLASSIFIED works. The victim of the plot io Ro.ary than cures that have stood the test ra cordially invited. B. P. O. ELKS Meets second and fluffy-haire- d blonde besought an ex went to the other - the bleseed sacrament 7:30 TI8EMENTS extreme, and when, at p. of time. The following statement William H. Stapp, W. M.; Chas. H. planation. a week or two he a fresh 01. fourth Tuesday evening of sack Five cents per Una each Insertion. later, got mind "What'a the trouble now. dear?" she of men- should carry conviction to the of Sporleder, Secretary. Estimate alx word to supply birds, he didn't even CathechUm for English speaking month at O. R. C. hall. Visiting ordinary asked. tion the fact to mates. had every East Las Vegas reader. his He itiidren on 4 p. and on Brothers (Ins. No ad to occupy leaa apaco than Young Mrs. Allison laid down the Tuesday m., Charles 713 Main avenue. LA8 VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, are cordially invited. Q. recognized that boasting did not pay, 10 O'Malley, two lines. All advertisement Saturday a. in.; for Spanish spealc Reg-iul- H. charg- bureau scarf and sighed. "Oh, it's and he had no Intention of Indulging East Las Vegas, N. M says: "In 1907 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Hunker. Exalted Ruler; D W. will be booked fluent In ug children on 4 p. and Tuee-4- " ' ed at apaco actually my conversation, as usual," she It In future. Neither was he going Thursday in., I recommended Doan's conclave) second Condon, 'ii 9 publicly Kidney Secretary to number of said. ' to Saturday at a. m. Ma-onl- o set. without regard permit boasting on the premises. Pills and at this time I can corroborate day In sach month at Cash In advance The gushing young woman In helio home to his dinner other word. preferred Going the in at 7:80 p. m. C. D. F. O. E. Meets first and Tues- trope breathed a "Ah!" heard one of - CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF SOR the statement I then gave their Temple third sympathetic day, he his latest pur- S." Re- but the fluffv-haire- d hlnnde favor and I have had no fur- Boucher, Chas, Tamme, rleelod cnases loudly announcing that she ROWS Rev. Paul Gllberton, pastor. say that C; day evenings each month, at Fra- and young Mrs. Allison at her had laid an ther need of medicine. I obtained corder. glared egg. First mass at 6:30 a. m., third Sun-Ja- ternal Brotherhood hall. Visiting Into own resentfully. Rushing the fowlhouse, the Second mass Doan's Kidney Pills at the Center Brothers "Do you know Mrs. Morrison er seized the offender and excepted. 8:30, cordially invited to attend. wrung her sermon in Block Pharmacy and the cure then LAS VEGA3 CHAPTER NO. 3, Morse?" demanded Mrs Allison, with neck. Then, holding up his victim as English, hymns rendered E. F. McUulre, President; E. O a dark frown. a by the children under the direction effected has been permanent" ROYAL ARCH MASONS Regular dreadful warning to the others, he Ward, Secretary. "Why, yes, I do." said the fluffy-- blurted out: of the Sisters of Loretto. Third mass For sale by all dealers. Price 50 convocation first Monday cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., in each month Ma- haired blonde, with Interest "I met "There! Ye understand! Lay aa at 10:30 a. m., sermon in Spanish. Buffalo, at SO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, COUNCIL her the other day at the bridge club. oft as ye like, but I'll hev no p"rom 3 to 4 New York, sole agents for the United sonic Temple, at 7: p. braggln' Sunday school. At 4 NO. 804 She dropped in Just in time for re aboot it!" London Tit-Bit- m. U. Meets second and fourts. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- States. J. A, Rutledge, freshments and " Thursday in O. R. C. hali. Pioneer Optic's Number, Main 2. ment At the New Mexico Remember the name Doan's and P.; Chaa. H- - Bporleder, "I'm sure she did," Interrupted Hospital building. Visiting members are cor- for the Insane mass take no other. secretary. young Mrs. Allison, fretfully. "She's SAVING A DOLLAR A WEEK every fourth dially invited. W. IL G. in Tipton. K.j always dropping somewhere. She Sunday by the pastor. E. P. F. S. in to tea Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Mackel, Wanted drops at dinner time and Deposited In a Savings Bank for RANSFORD CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. wnen sne accepts a luncheon invita- FIRST Contain Mercury . Twenty Years, It Will Have METHODIST EPISCOPAL as S. Meets first and third Fri- I. tion she usually arrives after you mercury will surely destroy the O. O. F LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. W ANTED A school girl to occupy Increased to $1,612. CHURCH Cor. Eighth street and Na- sense of smell and have given her up and the soun is completely derange days In Masonic Temple. Mr. 1. Meets every Monday at room tree. Inquire at SOS Main, or tional avenue, tu.' C. the whole system when entering it evening being served. She simply loves to be Anderson, pastor. M. their hall on Sixth All visit- 010 Lincoln. "It is mighty hard," said an un- through the mucous surfaces. Such Agnes Tripp, Worthy Matron; street casual!" Sunday scho" at 9:45. Preaching at brethren fortunate worklngman some time ago articles should never be used except Thomas B. Bowen, Patron ; ing cordially invited to at- The guanine young woman In hello- - li o'clock. Junior League at 2:30 p. Worthy to the writer, "to save up a thousand on prescriptions from reputable physi- tend. Carl Carl Wertz, N. G.; A. WANTED To rent good piano In fam- - trope emitted another soulful mono- m.; Epworth at Mrs. Minerva A. Howell, Secretary. dollars by laying aside a dollar or League 7:00; evening cians, as the damage they will do Is T. Rogers. V. G.; T. M. Elwooo. i'y Of two, no children. Address 710 syllable. preaching service at 8:00. ten fold to the you can Phone Mam 231, 721 Fourth street. two a week and then to take it out good possibly Secretary; W. E. Crites, treasurer; Main avenue. of the bank and lose It to a A cordial invitation Is extended to derive from them. Hall's Catarrh fluffy-haire- savings V. 'Well," commented the d Cure, manufactured F. C Hedgcock, cemetery trustee. as I have Ul who have no other of wor by J. Cheney EL blonde, "I don't know her swindler, just place & no mer- DORADO LODGE NO 1, WANTED to occu- doubtfully, done." This fellow could work Co., Toledo, O., contains Reliable person very well, but she wears rav poor bp to attend divine services at this and OF myself, and but he had not had even a cury, is taken internally, acting KNIGHTS PYTHIAS Meets MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA py my property (old Hoban place) ishing clothes. What have save, 'hurch. upon the blood and mucous you got education In directly every Monday eve- iieet In forest if on the Boulevard, rent free, for one against her, Celeste?" kindergarten finance, surfaces of the system. la buying tie brotherly else his story would have been dif- love at the Fraternal month. See Cutler Bros., 614 Lin- I?" exclaimed young Mrs. Allison. BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Main Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get ning in Castle hall. Brotherhood ferent. He had never given a thought the It is taken hall, on coln avenue, or address H. A. Har- with surprise. "Oh. nothing. exceDt avenue and Sixth O. P. genuine. internally VUftlng Knights are the second and fourth Fri- .to Interest, and so was absolutely ig street, Rev. and made in F. J. her habits but she has something Toledo, Ohio, by day of each month at 8 p. m. d. Clay, vey, City. norant of growth through compound Miles, Pastor. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. cordially Invited. against me." Consul; G. Visit- and of course had never Preaching both and even- Sold 75c Chaa. E. Lisbsxsa-nie- r, Laemmle, Clerk. 'Urn," said fluffy-haire- interest, morning by Druggists. Price, per the blondo ing neighbors are WANTED TO RENT A furnished "Have heard of that wonderful process of ing, by Dr. Frank H. H. Roberts. bottle. Chancellor especially welcome comprehendlngly. you been known as Take Hall's Pills for Const! and invited. house, or four furnished rooms, for telling her what a ' is accumulation "progressive Publio cordially invited to these ser Family Commander. Harry cordially pty that her interest." ' patlon. housekeeping, must be modern and husband is so ugly, or did vou warn compound vices. Martin, Keeper of One dollar In a reasonable; by permanent, reliable her against wearing lavender next deposited savings Records and Seal. bank that pays four cent will Common Colds Must be Taken renter; not health seekers. Ad- her face?" per' ST. ' DENTIST;.. amount of J2.19 in twenty years. This PAUL'S MEMORIAL CHURCH Seriously dress L. M. IC, care "Neither," responded young Mrs. National avenue For unless cured Optic. is simple compound interest. Now and Eighth street they sap the vitality BALDY LODGE NO. 77, FRATERNAL DR. E. L. HAMMOND Allison, cheerfully, '"lor, I will add, Rev. and lower the vital resistance to more am I if you deposit one dollar every year J. S. Moore, pastor. UNION OF AMERICA Meets WANTED such a painfully tactless person serious infection. Protect your chil first DENTI8T Pay or board at start, as all I for twenty years, or J20 In all, the Thirteenth Sunday after you think. have been known Trinity, dren and yourself by the prompt use and third Wednesdays of each Suite 4. learn trade, automobiles, to sum to your credit will have grown 10, 1911. Crockett Building. Has pbonei electricity, mak. quite charming personal re- Sept Holy Communion 7:30 of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to $30.97. wage-earn- can put month at Fraternal Brotherhood office plumbing, bricklaying by actual marks to people on the spur of the Any Sunday school 9:45. Morning prayer and not its and decisive results. at ana residence. by one dollar a week. That money quick hall. A. E. F. M.; W. A. work on Jobs. Only few months re- moment, and very often," she added and sermon 11:00. For coughs, colds, croup, .whooping Hayward, in a bank for twen- mem- quired and no sadly, "I think of the loveliest and deposited savings This church Is cough, bronchitis and affections of the Glvens, Secretary. Visiting apprentice drudgery; ty years will have Increased to open daily for nrlvate ATTORNEYS 200 students most plausible lies imaginable after- throat, chest and lungs it is an ever bers cordially Invited. last year. Catalogue $1,612. A of five dollars a prayer and meditation. ward." ! deposit ready and valuable remedy. O. G. free. United Trade School, Los week will have to $8,000, and "I don't believe said fluffy-haire- d grown Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co. Geo. H. Hunker California. it," the FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD, NO Chester A. Hunker Angeles, blonde, with a on her own this at four per cent, will be $320 a FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH sigh There Is no no 102 Meet every Monday at HUNKtIR & HUNKER account "There are many year. secret, mystery cervices in tne tabernacle, corner Digestion and Assimilation' night virtues, Is as cloud- their hall In the Schmidt at Law For-- my love, that your warmest friends about this. It clear the Eighth, and Main street. It Is not the quantity of food taken building, Attorneys Sale cannot claim for but moat less sun and the method is just as but the amount digested and assimil west of Fountain Square, at eight Las Vegas New Mexico you, your clean and honest. Christian Herald. Regular services win be conducted radical enemy couldn't accuse you of ated that gives strength and vitality o'clock. Visiting members are cor- at the tabernacle Sunday morning to the Chamberlain's Stomach FOR SALE 700 head of sheep, Ra untruthfulness. Now, what is this system. dially welcome. E. E. Gehrlng, presi trouble and evenla0'. and Liver Tablets Invigorate the stom MASSAGE fael Gallegos. with Mrs. Morrison Morse, dent; Mrs. Emma D. Burks, Secre anyway?" Delicate Hint Availed Nothing. ach and liver and enable them to per- the tary; C. Paily, Treasurer. "She called me un on the teienhnna Among exceptional privileges FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. form their functions naturally. For MRS. FOR SALE Gentle horse, buggy and to the new housemaid the OLL1B SHEARER the other day," explained young Mrs. granted by Rev. Norman sale by all druggists. ' harness. Inquire, 710 Grand avenue. young married woman were three free Skinner, pastor. Douglas Masseuse and Midwife Allison, meekly, "and asked venue and Tenth J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 545, had telephone calls a week, provided she street Residence Phone ...Main ?0s anything on hand for Saturday Before You Reach the Limit I. O. B. B. was informed beforehand what the Morning worship and sermon at 11 of Meets every first Tues- Parlor Phone 75 FOR SALE Legal blanks of all de- afternoon. I said I hadn't Tve been of endurance and while Massage Vegas wished to talk about, the o'clock. Bible physical your day of the month in the In rec- feeling like going to the girl says Study and Sunday condition is still vestry Las Vegas Thursdays, Friday scriptions. Notary eealg and matinee,' she New York Sun. At the close of a tur- curable, take Foley rooms told me. 'Let's go then.' school session. at 9:45 a. m. Young Kidney Pills. Their action and of Temple Monteflore at 8 and Saturdays. ords at The Optlo office; tomorrow, bulent In which the wills of mis- quick That suited me so we de- day. People's Society at 7 p. m. positive results will you. For o'clock p. m. Visiting brothers are perfectly, tress and maid had clashed delight cided on. what to see and where to violently, The church extends a most backache, nervousness, rheumatism, cordially Invited. Isaac Appel, FOR SALE Improved ranch, 160 meet all Mary sought permission to telephone. hearty and and that. Of course I un- invitation to all all kidney, bladder and urinary President; Charles Sec- Foley's Kidney Remedy : acres unde?i "To whom do you wiBh to people. Strangers O. G. Greenclay, (Liquid) Camfield reservoir, also derstood that it was to be a Dutch Erpeak?" troubles. Schaefer and Red is a great medicine of proven value 10 asked mistress. "To the and sojourners to the city retary. acres under Irrigation, both close treat, as we all do that her pastor especially Cross Drug Co. for ' way, you of said welcomed. both acute and chronic kidney in. Write or phone T. T. Turner. know." my church," Mary. Taking and bladder ailments. It is The that pious ambition as a sign of con- especial- different members of th ow. As usually treated, a sprained an RED ly recommended to elderly for trition, the mistress readily gave con- CHRISTIAN MEN Meet in Fraternal Broth people ing circle nodded affirmatively. SCIENCE SOCIETY, kle will disable a man for three or Itu wonderful tonic-an- sent. Mary went to the telephone. four erhood hall the sleep of che fourth reconstructive "Well," continued young Mrs. Alli- Regular services every Sunday morn-n- weeks, but by applying Chamber- qualities, and the permanent relief For Rent son, her voice "Father Grim," she said, "won't you lain's Liniment as soon as the Thursday of each month, eighth becoming aggrieved, at 11 otclock and Wednesday even-n- freely and comfprt it gives them. O. G. please pray for the woman I am Injury is received, and observing the run, thirtieth breath. ouiuraay aiiernoon came, as the nov- at 8 o'clock In' O. R. C. hall. Visiting Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co. FOR RENT A new modem five room elists say. and I had mt Mra working for and se If that won't take directions with each bottle, a cure can some of the selfishness out of her Pioneer building. All are welcome. be effected in from two to four days. brick cottage. 902 Third rison Morse, who was so late 1 Inquire St. that see Is For sale all was cross. Then we went to the heart and make her that it by druggists. matinee!" wrong for her to ask me to finish all TEMPLE MONTEFIORE Douglas FOR RENT Front room, hot water, Young Mrs. Allison that Ironing today when I could Just avenue and Ninth street J. s. Raisin, For bowe! In children modern conveniences, first class as well It till tomorrow morn complaints fleeting on the unhappiness of that let go rabbi. always give Chamberlain's Colic, Chol- location, 1034 Eighth street. occasion. "You Ing?" If the pastor prayed his peti- era pasi all know how Services and sermon every Friday and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor stupid the Dlav wan." sh tion was not answered. oil. It is certain to effect a cure and ' MMV ",,,1,111 Ull, night at 8 o'clock. Services for chil- FOR RENT Three furnished rooms Anally, with considerable when reduced with water and sweeten- .Ice Ko heat, "and dren and l remarked to Mrs. Sabbath school every Satur- ed is to take. No &y$tal for Morse that it was pleasant physician light housekeeping, electric Use Hand. 10 too bad we had wasted our tim nrf Always Right day morning at o'clock. can prescribe a better remedy. For lights, hot water. 923 Gallinas. With his left hand he took and our money on it She me th pipe sale by all druggists. gave tobacco from his and with his strangest look, but I was dense as a pocket THE FIRST S. D. ADVENTIST Pure tce porpoise." right hand he felt tor a match. He CHURCH had none. His fellow Idler at the Regular services in the A. Diarrhoea is always more or less Lost "Porpoise?" murmured the O. TJ. W. hall on be- haired fluffy, other end of the park bench gave him Eighth street, prevalent during September. Be pre- blonde, inquiringly, "is a por- tween PHONE MAIN 227 LOST Gold a match and then let his own cigar Douglas and Lincoln. C. pared for it Chamberlain's Colic, buckle with blue enamel, poise dense?" Cholera and Diarrhoea is "I'm sure I go out In his astonishment at seeing pastor. Remedy between the opera house and West don't know," returned prompt and effectual. It can young Mrs. his d neighbor light his pipe Sabbath School on the always side. Return ,to La Voz del Pueblo Allison, blandly. "I'm not Sabbath be depended upon and Is pleasant to connected with with his hand. at 2:30 m. and receive reward. the zoo myself, but right (Saturday) sp. Preaching take. For sale by all druggists. it sounds all right, doesn't It?" "That's funny," said he. "You are at 3:30 p. m. "Oh, Just about the most confirmed left- very well," said the fluffy-haire- All are invited ser- Foley's Honey and Tar hander cordially to all Compound blonde with resignation. "Let I ever met, yet for that little vices. Still retains its high place as the best It trick you use hand as If household pass." your right remedy for all coughs and "And," born to it." colds, either for children or young Mrs. Allison contin- grown ued, "All d was SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Cor R.OUND persons. Prevents serious results from taking up the thread of her nar- people do," TRIP a cold. Take the rative, "between the second and third the reply. "Just think over the list ner Columbia and Railroad Avenues, only genuine Foley's acts I remarked of and Honey and Tar Compound, and refuse that it was a pity your smoking acquaintances Rev. W. R. Burgess, Pastor. Painting SUMMER EXCURSIONS we see If substitutes. O. G. Schaefer hadn't bought our seats earlier you ever knew one who lit his 11 and Red so Preaching a. m., and 8 p. m.. by Cross Drug Co. that we might have obtained bet- pipe with his left hand. I'll bet you ter num- the pastor; Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; and ones." didn't. I never did, and I have fluffy-haire- B. Y. P. 3 m. The bered pipe-lovin- g TJ., p. All are welcome Hj2 "I have a world of confidence blonde bum out among my friends in to Pueblo, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for I laughing. "What an appreciative several men whose right hand seem- attend these services. $n.oo have used It with perfect success," guest you were. Celeste!" she cried ed nearly helpless for everything Paper COLORADO POINTS Colorado "That's Springs, $13.70 writes Mrs. M. I. Basford, Poolesvllle, Just it," admitted young else." Md. For sale all Mrs. Allison Denver, $16.60 by druggists. gloomily. "When I tried A Great to Hanging to pay her for my ticket I Advantage Worklngmen discovered J. A. Maple, 125 S. 7th S., Steuben-ville- , Foley Kidney Pilla that she had invited me to go In- As to London Manners. Will vited me, Why are manners of O., says: "For years I suffered reach your individual case if you you understand. .And when the Londoners from First class work St. nave form of I tried to so A weak kidneys and a severe blad- Louis, Mo., $40.30 St. Paul, any kidney and bladder explain my mistake it was deteriorating? dozen years ago I and best of ma- Hinn., $46.30 or like a In sure der trouble. learned of Foley Kid- trouble urinary irregularities. Try sharing confidences with a stone stranger London was always Pills and Chicago, III., $46.30 . them. O.' G. Schaefer and Red Cross wall." of a civil answer If ney their wonderful cures so terials is he asked sis way I began them and sure my Drug Co. "No wonder or similar taking enough you hate her," said the about, any other question. I had as good results as I heard motto. Esti- fluffy-haire- d But Lon- any blonde. today all the politeness of about. My backache left me and to mates cheerful "Of course don on 1 not," agreed young Mrs. seems to be confined to the police, one of my business, expressman, Tickets sale dally June to September Allison. Is that ly given. 30, 1911, "It for whose can alone Is a rs CHICHESTER S PILLS dangerous anybody courtesy nothing Impair. great advantage. My kid- are first class and good for stop-ove- In BRANIt.f to try to be polite to me." Modern education does not apparently neys acted free and either direction, am jour loff normal, and that IHanondvnfgtHHrmndyW Include the of In its saved me a lot of final limit October 31, 1911 l'HU In Bed and bold mMalllAVV study politeness misery. It la now boia, Mtled with Blu Ribbon. Incredible. curriculum. I am quite sure that at a pleasure to work where It used to f new In H, T. Irari.t. A!kf lll. lrt;TFR S1 "Anything your wife's let- present the London young man is. the be a misery. Foley Pills have Davis lklAMllNIft RDINII It 1 1 I U ... .1 J Kidney ter?" most unmannerly creature to be found cured me and have mv Tii?hct Phone Main 357. there was no In M. D. L. SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE "Yes; postscript" anywhere England. A. P., praise." o. u. schaefer and Red BATCHELOR; Cioss Drug Co. Agent.

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO- Justo Griego, W. A. B. for 1910 1909. $4.00. Manuel D. W. A. B. member of CEEDINGS Benavidez, for board registration, $3.00. M. Detterlck, W. A. B. ' for 1910, Jose Ines Montano, W. A. B. for 1908, $1.00. Precinct No. 13, Jose I. Martinez, $2.00. 1909, $3.00. E .D. (Continued from Monalmer, W. A, B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. Yesterday) Jose Angel W. B. E. Sanchez, A. for D. Monsimer, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Precinct No. 13,' Juan C, Maestas, 1910, $2.00. $2.00. Nicaclo C. N. Fontaine, W. A. de Baca, W. A. B. for member board of registration, $3.00. B., for 1907, Felix Ortix, W. A. B. for $1.00., 1910, $2.00, Julian Sena, W. A .B. for 1909, $2.00. 1908, $1.00. Prooinct No. 14. Francisco's. Mon- Juan W. A. Duran,. B. for 1910, $2.00, Jos8 W. B. Rosallllo Romero, W. A. B. 1308 toya, member board of C. E. Persons, W. A. B., for 1910, Montoya, A. for 1909, for registration, Epifanio Vigil, W. A. B. for 1910. $2.00. $1.00. $3.00. $73.00. () 52.00. John G. V?. Facundo W. A. Simon Garcia, W. A. B. for 1909, Koogler, A. B, for 1908 Precinct No. 14, Oligario Montoya, Trujillo, B.,.for 1910, Leandro Gonzales, W. A. B. 84.00. for 1910, $2.00. $1.00. , member board of registration, ,$3.00. $2.00. Have TV. A. Chas. V. W. A. 1908 No. 14, Facundo TmJUIo, W. A. B., for 1908, Simon Guerrero, B. for 1909, Shearer, B., for Prepinct Julian Trujillo, Nicolas W. A. B. for 1910 $1.00. Esquibel, $2.00. $1.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $2.00. M. W. Facundo W. A. R. A. Shearer, W. A. B. for 1909, Detterlck, A.B. for 1908, Precinct No. 15, Encarnacion Perea, Trujlllo, B., for 1908, Senon Ortiz, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $1.00. $2.00. BalenOn W. A. B. for Refugio Gonzales, W. A. B. for Precinct No. 15, Antonio Facundo TruJIUo, W. A. B., for 1909, Roibal, 1909, 1908, Garcia, Jaun Alarid, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. $1.00. $2.00. $2.00. member board of registration, $3.00. Aparicio W. A. B. Your Tapia, for 1910, Jose Y. W. A. B. for 1909, Macario Gutierrez, W. A. B. for Precinct No. 15, Geraldo Facundo Trujlllo, W. A. B., for 1909, Sena, Trujillo, $2.00. 1908, $2.00. $2.00. $1.00. member board of registration, $3.00. Zenon W. A. B. Ortjz, for 1910, Manuel Roibal, W. A. B. for 1909, Jose Montoya, W. A. B. for 1908, . Precinct No. 16, Anastacio Bustos, Facundo Trujlllo, W. A. B., for 1909, 52.00. $2.00. $1.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $4.00. Eli W. Caldwell, A. B. for 1310, W. A. B. for 1909, Leocadlo Tapia, W. A. B. for 1908, Precinct No. 16, Fracisco Manuel Martinez, W. A: B., for 1909, Aparicio Tapia, Arguello, $2.00. $2.00. $1.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $2.00. Matiaa W. A. Gonzales, B. for 1910, Juan D. Madrid, W. A. B. for 1309, Arcadio Leger, W. A. B. for 1908, Precinct No. 16, Vivian Lopez, mem Manuel Martinez, W. A. B., for 1909, $2.00. $2.00. $1.00. ber board of registration, $3.00. , $2.00. Damacio W. A. Maes, B. for 1910, Claudio Baca, W. A. B. for 1909, Ignacio Pacheco, W. A. B. for 1908, Precinct No. 17, Albino Lopez, mem Enrique Sena, W. A. B., for 1910, $2.00. $2.00. $1.00. ber board of registration, $3.00. $15.00. Franciaco Valencia, W. A. B. for J .0. Brower, W. A. B. for 1909. Tomas Apodaca, W. A. B. for 1908 Precinct No. 17, Valentin Tenorlo, Sec. Romero, W. A. B. for 1910, 1910, $2.00. $2.00. $1.00. member board of $3.00. $20.00. registration, Andres Baca, W. A. B. for 1910, Francisco Gutierrez, W. A. B. for Pedro Trujillo, W. A. B. for 1908, Precinct No. 17, Candido Aragon, Sec. Romero, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. 1909, $2.00. $1.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $24.00. Damacio W. A. Maes, B. for 1910, Garcedon Madrid, W. A. B. for 1909, Pedro Romero, W. A. B. for 1908, Precinct No. 18, Donaciano Lopez, Jose E. Galindre, W. A. B., for 1910, 52.00. $2.00. $1.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $8.00. Melecio Sanchez, W. A. B. for 1910, J. L. Hart, W. A. B., for 1909, $2.00. Manuel Jaramillo, W. A. B. for 1908, Precinct No. 18, Jose S. Carrillo, Jose Galindre, W. A. B., for 1908, $2.00. ' - Juan Fresques, W. A. B. for 1903, $.100. member board of registration, $3.00. $6.00. , A. R. Shuppe, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. R. K. Odell, W. A. B. for 1908, $1.00. Precinct No. 18, E. D. Monsimer, Jose Galindre, W. A. B., for 1908, S'l 00. Francisco Valencia, W. A. B. for Gregorio Sandoval, W. A. B. for member board of registration, $3.00. $2.00. Cleofes Trujillo, W. A. B. for 1910, 1909, $2.00. 1908, $1.00. Precinct No. 19, Ignacio Gonzales, Pilar A. Lopez, W. A. B., for 1910, $2.00. Pacheco, W. A. B. for 1909, Juan B. Olguin, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. $12.00. i Ignacio Jose Inez Sena, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 19, Placldo Luoerot Manuel Salazar, W. A. B., for 1910, ?2 00. W. A. B. for Manuel Martinez, W. A. B. for member board of registration, $3.00. $45.00. Anastacio Qulntana, 1908, Doming? Hays, W. A. B. for I:)t0 1909, $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 19, Eusebio Ahuero, Manuel Salazar, W. A. B., for 1910, $2.00. A. W. A. B. for 1909, Lorenzo Baca, W. A. B. for 1908 member 1xard of registration, $3.00. $150.00. J. Gerard, Manuel A. Sanchez, TVj A. B. for $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 20, Alejandro Flores, , Trinidad Lobato, W. A. B. for 1910, 1S10, 2.00. Xarciso Wfl. A. B. for 1909, Encarnacion Valdez, W, A. B. for member board of registration, $3.00. $25.00. Salazar, Philip Cook, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. 1908, $1.00. Precinct No. 20, Ellas Lucero, mem Lendro Gonzales, W. A. B., for 1910, $2.00. Fred Allemand, W. A. B. for 1309, Juan B. Olguin, W. A. B. for 1908, ber board of registration, $3.00. $8.00. Prudencio Urioste, W. A. B. for $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 20, Antonio Flores, John Hartman, W.' A. B., for 1910, Wedding Stationery 1910, $2.00. Sotero Lucero, W. A. B. for 1909, Max Romero, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. $8.00. Cleofes Trujillo, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 21, Paz Sandoval. Lou Morrell, W. A. B., for 1910, $2.00. Manuel Santillanes, W. A. B. for Faustin Maes, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. $6.00. A. R. Shuppe, W. A. B..for 1910, 1990, $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 21, Noberto Encinias, Andres Baca, W. A. B., for 1910 $2.00. Jnan M. W. A. B. for 17909, Jose D. Gutierrez, W.'A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. $6.00. Tapia, Roque Duran, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 21, Refugio Chaves, J. H. Montoya, W. A. B. for 1910, Announcement Cards $23.00. Manuel Roibal, W. A. B. for 1909, Pablo Garcia, W. A. B. for 1308, member 'board of registration, $3.00. $6.00. Hilario Delgado, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00. $1.00. Precinct No. 22, Antonio Sanchez, Burr Faunce, W. A. B., for 1910 $2.00. Zenon Ortiz, W. A. B. for 1909, M. A. Sanchez, W. A. B. for 1908, Prencint No. 22, Alejandro Rodarts, $4.00. Carlos Smith, W. A. B. for 1909, $2.00. $2.00. member board of registration, $3.00. Lendro Villanueva, W. A. B. for ) $24.00. Crespin Apodaca, W. A. B. for 1909, The following vouchers for services Precinct No. 22, Anselmo Gonzales, 1910, $4.00. Justo Griego, W. A. B. for 1909, $2.00. ' rendered as the last statehood elec- member board of registration, $3.00. Salvador Esparson, W. A. B., for $5.00. Rosario Abeytia, W. A. B. for 1909, tion at the various precincts 'within Precinct No. 23, Carlos Griego, Engraved Cards 1910, $4.00. Justo Giergo, W. A. B. for 1909, $2.00. San Miguel county were approved by member board of registration, $5.00. A. R. "W. A- - for 1910 Shuppe, B, $4.00. Encarnacion Perea, W. A. B. for the board and the same forwarded to Precinct No. 23, Epifanio Lucero, $4.00. Justo W. A. B. member board Giergo, for 1909, 1909, $1.00. the secretary of the territory for pay- of registration, $5.00. Juan Garcia y Gonzales, W. A. B., $8.00. Epimenio Alires, W. A. B. for 1909, ment of same-- to-wi-t: Precinct No. 23, Esquipula Griego, for 1910, $4.00. George Griego, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Precinct No; lf David Uriosite, member board of registration, $5.00. Pedro Trujillo, W. A. B., for 1910, ' $6.00. Andres Montoya, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. Precinct No. 24, Felipe Tapia, mem Cards $4.00. Arcadio W. Calling Leger, A. B. for 1909, $10X0 Precinct No. 1, Leandro Villaneuva, ber board of registration, $3.00. Julio Romero, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00. Precinct No. 24, ' Hereiilano Dimas, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. Felipe Martinez, $4.00. Arcadio W. A. B. Leger, for 1909, $0.00. Precinct No. 1, Francisco Sandoval, member board of registration, $3.00. M. A. Sanchez, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00. No. A. N. Jackson, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. Precinct 24, Julian Herrera, $4.00.' V. ,.. Trinidad W. A. B. Lobato, for 1909, $1.00. Precinct No. Z, Francisco Flores, member board of registration, $3.00. -- .- Jose A. V. A. B. for 1910, Dimas, $6.00. XI. A. Sanchez, W. A. B. for 190, member board of registration, $5.00. Precinct No 25, Canuto Ramirez, Birth Announcements $4.00. Vivian Shearer, W. A. B. for 1909, Francisco S. Leyba, W. A. B. for Precinct No. 2, Porfirlo Gallegos, member board of registration, $3.00. W. A. B. for 1910, Precinct No. 25, Benedito George Griego, $10.00. 1308, $4.00. member board of registration, $5.00. Duran, member board $4.00. David Urioste, W. A. B. for 1909, C. Garcia, W. A. B. for 1908, $4.00. Precinct No. 2, George Pacheco, of registration,' $3.00. M.- - W. A. B. for No. 25, Tomas Jose C. de Baca, $13.00. Sotero Lucero, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $5.00. Precinct Maestas, member board of $3.00. 1910, $4.00. Frank Clark, W. A. B. for 1909, $3.00. - Precinct No. 3, Jose D. Blea, registration, W. A B. for Precinct No. 26, William Stephen Wagner, Jr., $15.00. Juan Ma. Abeyta, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $5.00. Frank, member board of $3.00. 1910, $2.00. Isidro Valdez, W. A. B. for 1909, $3.00. Precinct No. 3, Cruz SIsneros, registration, Programs A. B. for 1910, Precinct No. 26, Jose N. Gallegos, C. V. Shearer, W. $8.00. 51. A. Sanchez, W. A. B. for 1908, board of registration, $5.00. ' member board of registration, $3.00. $4.00. Isidro Tafoya, W. A. B. for 1909, $4.00. Precinct No. 3, Clemente Angel, No. 26, Amalo C. V. Shearer, "W, A. B. for 1910, $1.00. Jose D. Gutierrez, W. A. B. for 1908, mirmbr board of registration, $5.00. Preclnt Sena, - member board of registration, $3.00. $4.00. Ignacio Pacheco ,W. A. B. for 1909, $2.00. Precinct No. 4, Simon Lopez, mera- B. 1910, A- Precinct No. 27, Darlo Atencia, M. C. de Baca, W. A. for $1.00. V. E. McDowJseh, V, - V,. Vir VM, U board of registration , $3.00. Jose - member board of registration, $3.00. and $4.00. Pablo Boney, W. A. B. for 1909, $2.00. 1'rwlnct No. 4, Roque Duran, mem- Stationery Precinct No. 27, Asenclon Regino Gonzales, W. A. B. for 1910, $6.00. Jose E. Vm., W, A, K, Utr J!t0K, hi board of registration, $3.00. Encinias, member board of $3.00. $4.00. Arthur Trollier, W. A. E. for 1S09, $.O0. Jridnr.t No. 4, Francis E. y Castro, registration, 1 Precinct No. 27, J. Antonio Atencio, Melecio Chavez, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00. Juan W, A, K, '' wum-- board of registration, $3.00. Hww, ir member board of $3.00. $2.00. Andres Zoniza, W. A. B. for lrw:ln'A No. B, John Florence, registration V, No. 28, Juan D. Jose M. Medina, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00. mrnnlwr ltoard of roglsl ration, $5.00. Precinct Martinez, member board of registration, $3.00. $2.00. Domingo Hays, W. A. B. frr Wft, I'M. W I'rw:lnt No. B, Ijizaro Flores, Precinct No. 28, Bernardo Griego, Sixto Garcia, W. A. B. for 1910 $1.00. V, Mw'i!,, V, A, li, for m'Bl?r board of registration, $5.00. member board of registration, $3.00. $2.00. Antonio Pacheco, W. A. B. for IVA, I'rwlrmt No. G, Pablo Ortiz, mem J Precinct No. 28, L. Alle Vivian Shearer, W. A. B. for 1919, $1.00. t, 11 Y', A, B. for 908, $2.00 ber board of ratM ration, $5.00. Agustln Printed by the 4k, member board of registration, $2.00. Chas. W. Shearer, W. A. B. for &.Uw W. A, n. for 1D0S, Product. No. 6, Folir Garcia, mand, W. P.. Cook, W. A. B. for 1310, 1909, $1.00. board of rKltrat.lon, $5.00. $3.00. Precinct No. 29, Ben Coles, mem- - $2.00. Cecilio Montoya, W. A. B. for 1909, 3wo IX GutUtma, W. A. B. for 1908, Prdnct No. fl, Kufomlo Lucero v board of $5.00. Edward Neeson, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00.. ?2.00. Glron, mMtibitr bonril of registration, 1er registration, Precinct No. 29, D. R, Murray, mem S2.00. F. L. Tapia, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Jose A. Dima, W. A. B. for 1908, $5.00. $2.00. ber board of registration, $5.00. Senon Ortiz, W. A. B. for 1910, H. E. Jackson, W. A. B. for 1309, $2.00. Prwlnnt. No. , Allwrto Sorrano, ' Precinct No. 29, Chas. Tamme, Isaac Hooker, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00. Epimenio Salas, W. A. B. for 1903 memlKT board of rnKlMtratlon, $5.00. member board of $5.00. S2.00. J. L. Ramirez, W. A. B. for 1909, $2.00. Precinct No. 7, DIoiiIpIo Sandoval, registration, Precinct No. 30, Luciano Martinez, Rafael Crespin, W. A. B. for 1910, $1.00. ' Vicente F. Martinez, V. A. B. for motmber txinrd of rcKlMtratlon, $3.00. member board of $3.00. $2.00. Jose Gutierrez, W. A. B. for 1909, 1903, $2.00. PKxdnob No. 7, Matlas Portlllo, registration 1910 Precinct No. 30, Bernardo Lucero, Pelagio Gallegos, W. A. B. for $1.00. Melecio Sanchez, W .A. B, for 1908 niomllmr board of nKlHtratlon, $3.00. of $3.00. ' S. W. A. B. member board registration, Optic 1909, S2.00. Jose Tapia, for $1.00. , Precinct No. 7, Prudowlo Gonzales, Precinct No. 30, Abelino Jaramillo, Zenon Ortiz, W. A. B. for 1910, $2.00 $1.00. Benito Garcia, W. A. B. for 1 90S, monubor board of roKlstration, $3.00, 1910 memtoor board of registration, $3.00. Rafael Crespin, WV A. B. for Dioniicio Gonzales, W. A .B. for $1.00. Procdnct No. 8, Molwlo Archlbeque, Precinct No. 31, Anacelto Garcia, $2.00. 1910, $1.00. L. J. Thornhill, W. A. B. for 1908 member board of roxlHtraUon, $3.00. member board of registration, $3.00. Isais Griego, W. A. B. for 1910, Nlsefor Trujillo, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Prflnct No. 8, Rllvano Tafoya, Precinct No. 31, Andalecio Sena, J.200. . $1.00. Manuel B. Benavidez, W .A. B. for board of $3.00. Publishing member registration, B. 1910 member board of registration, $3.00. Ignacio Paheco, W. A. for Fred Allemand, W. A. B .for 1909, 1D0S, S1.00. Precinct No. 8, Dolores Jaramillo, Precinct No. 31, Juan Sena y Lucero $2.00. $1.00. Jose Ines Sena, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00. 1910. member board of registration, $3.00. Claudio Aranda, W. A. B. for Jose D. Gutiierrez, W. A. B. for $1.00. Precinct No. 9, Podro RIbera, mem Precinct No. 32, Pelagio Gallegos, $2.00. 1909, $1.00. Faustin Maes, W. A..B. for 1908 ber board of registration, $5.00. W. A. B. for 1910, A. 1909. member board of registration, $3.00. Esponsio Herrera, Alejandro Gomez, W. B. for $1.00. Precinct No. 9, Joso Varela, mem Company ' Precinct No. 32, Manuel Romero, $2.00. $1.00. TUuiicio Lobato, W. A. B. for 1903 ber board of registration, $5.00. B. 1910, member board of registration, $3.00. John Hartman,. W. A. for Cleofes Romero, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Precinct No. 9, Octavlano Segura Precinct No. 32, Tomas Ortiz, mem $2.00. $1.00. i - C. V. Shearer, W. A. B. for 130S, member board of roglwl ration, $5.00. ' ber board of registration, $3.00. John Hartman, W. A. B. for 1910, W. A. Kortenayer, W. A. B. for $1.00. Precinct No 10, Dolores Lucero Precinct No. 33, Basilio Lopez, Printers of $2.00. 1909, $1.00. Trinidad Garcia, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of $3.00 registration member board of registration, $3.00. Demetrio Sanchez, W. A. B. for Jose D. Gutierrez, W. A. B. for $1.00. Precinct No. 10, Canuto Lucero, Precinct No. 33, Agapito Martinez, PRINTING 1910, $2.00. . 1909, $1.00. Nicatfo C. de Baca, W. A. B. for member board ol registration, $3.00 SATISFACTORY j . member board of registration, $3.00. Lorenzo Gonzales, W. A. B. for Trindad Lobato, W. A. B. for 1909, 1908, fl.OO. Precinct No. 10, Isidro Tafoya, Precinct No. 33, Manuel E. Martinez 1901, $2.00. . $1.00. Filomeno Crespin, W. A. B. for 190?, member board of registration, $3.00 member board of registration, $3.00. Robert Cook, W. A. B. for 1910, Theodore Harris, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00 Precinct No. 11, Hlpollto Roibal Precinct No. 34, Tomas Gonzales, $2.00. $4.00. Fe'npo Abeyta, W. A. B. for 1908, member 'board of registration, $3.00 member board of registration, $3.00. Ramon Maes, W. A. B. for 1910, C. V. Shearer, W. A., B. for 1909, $1 00. Precinct No. 11, Juan Gonzales, No. 34, Justo Gonzales, $4.00. W. A. B. for $3.00 Precinct i $2.00. Fiiadelfo Montoya, member 'board of registration, B. W. A. B. for 1909, member board of registration, $3.00. Our Prises Arc Estanislado Gomez, W. A. for Pablo Boney, 1908, $1.00, Precinct No. 12, Pablo ,A. Sena - Right Precinct No. 34, Jose Ines Garcia, $2.00. $4.00. Miguel Garcia, W. A. B. for 1908, member board of registration, $3.00 1910, member board of registration, $8.00. Jacob Davidhizer, W. A. B. for Juan Montoya, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Precinct No. 12, Juan Varela, mem Precinct No. 35, Celesttino Garcia, $4.00. Rpsaiio Romero, W. A. B. for 1908 ber board of registration, $3.00. 1910, $2.00. member board of registration, $3.00. Andres Noca, W. A. B. for 1910, Epimenio Salas, W. A. B. for 1909, $1.00. Precinct No. 12, Roman Benavides D. W. A. B. 1908. $2.00. $4:00. Jose Gutierrez, for member board of registration, $3.00 - Narclso Baros, W. A. B. for 1910, Diniocio Uulibarri, W. A. B. for $1.00. Precinct No. 13, Juan J. Maestas, Jr, (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) 8 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 191 1

-7 Special Noro, or the Buraln.of .,-- - " Rome, tonight at the Bri8ge Street RAISING FUNDS FOR LOCAL NEWS Theater. , STATE CONVENTION . aeason. is clot4 on r.-srt-- . Our Fishing. juv ...... J Telephones Lakes. No more will ... "I Kroenig's fUa know that Isn't that draft beer . rine at the t f. J". be I u V Opera Bar? . V allowed taken from the lakes this CITNZENS" RESPONDING GENER- Main 193 1 i ? and 194 Ten Lakes Land Co. " year. OUSLY TO REQUESTS OF Fl-- boy got that Suit Always get th best at Nolette's NANCE COMMITTEE. 3m Are maintained for the benefit and convenience of barber shop. F. O. Blood, chairman of the decora- both our friends and tion committee for the coming repub- ourselves. They serve to lessen the Much encouragement Is met First class dressmaking done at lican state convention, has selected being at'Greenberge'rs" distance between your homes and Mr. Blood chose with by the finance committee which 1022 Tildea avenue. City experience. his committeemen. men well known for their ability in has charge of the raising of fuuda decora- for the republican state Special Nero, or the B'irniog of devising and executing clever convention, That's what a mo. The Store which will be held here 23. many That's Always Busy Rome, tonight at the urldg Street tions. They are W. P. Southard, September Theater. Charles O'Malley, H. S. Van Petten, The committee began its work yes Is ther Says when She sees a boy and if carefully used will save you many an hour of valu- P. M. Lyon, J. B. Ament and H. P. terday and indications are that" it will hold will not have a long time to work, dressed in one of our Xtragood able time that would otherwise be spent in securing: the Juan Baca has removed his family Browne. The committee lis Judging from the response with which goods you wish. Do not hesitate to call us up even if it be to the Wesner house on Douglas ave- flirt meeting tomorrow afternoon in Suits. W. of its appeal is meeting. only to acquaint yourself with the condition of the market, nue where he will reside. office of P. Southard, manager he electric light and power company. The state convention is something the outlook for the future and the prices ,for supplies in in which citizen in Las We have A marriage license was Issued this every Vegas established a repu. which you are interested either as regard the present or in start- should be interested, as it will bring morning at the court house to Mag-dalen- a There is great satisfaction near future. to this 303 from all tation for CLOTHING THE BOYS Urban, aged 15. and Jose Baca ing one's breakfast with a cold, sweet city delegates parts of the new state and a aged 24, both of Pecos. Parent' con cantaloupe. And the satisfaction Is large CORRECTLY. number of visitors. The convention sent was given for the girl. so much the greater when the canta- IKE DAVIS loupe is of the famous Burrell's will spend many dollars here as well as the wide Owing to the derailment of a Golden Gem variety, such as Is raised give city publicity not Our new fall Suits are in just in New Mexico, but N. B. If you do not use GILT EDGE BAKING freight train west of La Junta it waa near Fort Sumner. The melons have only throughout xTRAGOODj I a the nation, which will be watching in time for to one for POWDER are an to pocket-boo- k necessary to send all of trains green appearance upon the outside you buy you doing injustice your today's with Interest the first over the Colorado & Southern. Aa but within are of a rich yellow and gathering of the of New Mexico to your boy for school. a result the trains from the north are possess a delicious flavor. Earlckson republicans choose candidates state five to seven hours late. and company, of Fort Sumner, are for officers. The fabrics and models The is are entirely new this Season. handling the melons in large numbers, finance committee com- posed of Hallett Raynolds, There is considerable complaint there being an ever Increasing de- Margarito Romero, W. Charles II- - among drivers of automobiles and mand for them. The editor of this Harry Kelly, Screened and Lump Raton Cerrlllos feld, Simon Dr. J. M. Cun horses because of the slowness In re paper acknowledges with thanks a Bacharach, ningham and F. H. Pierce. Mr. Ilfeld GREENBERGER pairing the streets after the of crate of these cantaloupes sent hitn laying Is chairman of the committee and Mr. the sewer pipes. In many the by Earickson and company. C OA IV OO D places Raynolds treasurer. LAND dirt is piled up several inches and AND driving over it Jolts the of An Important meeting of the mem WHOLESALE RETAIL occupants NOTED FA vehicles. bers of Company H will be held SPEAKERS FOR JR. 9. Monday evening in the armory. The Knoxvllle, Tenn., Sept. The Anthracite Coal, all sizes Steam Coal Sawed Wood and Kindling management of the Ex- Delegates to the democratic state soldiers are planning to enjoy the Appalachian position has In readiness convention, which will be held In winter season in a manner that in everything Mr. MerchaLnt. J for the opening of the annual exhi- Foot ofMmln fm Pho"' Santa Fe October 3, will be chosen sures them many good times. Their gjm Q OfJ Mln1 bition next Monday. Governor fj Q by the democrats of this social club is now in good working Hooper county at and his staff will be here for the Are ad- a convention to be held in Las crder and the club rooms are being open you taking Vegas ing and a big parade will be a fea- September 30. The call for the con fitted up in comfortable shape. The ture of the program. President Taft vantage of our vention was issued last a company is planning the organization night at is scheduled for an address at the meeting of the democratic county cen of several basketball teams. From low flat rate- - win- ESTABLISHED 187(1 exposition on September 18. Other tral committee, which was held in these will be chosen a , strong team the noted speakers who will be heard dur office of A. A. Jones. The democrats to represent the company la the city dow ? ing the three weeks of the show are lighting of San Miguel county are entitled to basketball league and against teams William J. Bryan, Governor Harmon twenty-tw- o delegates in their state from other cities. The members of of Ohio and Champ Clark, of A well convention. the company are ahowing more than speaker lighted the house of representatives. usual interest in military affairs and show window sells The the regular drills are republican county central exceptionally PROMOTOR ARRESTED commmlttee, of which Seundino Ro- well attended, much to the satlsfac l First National Bank San Francisco, Sept. 9. Dr. John the goods, mero is chairman, has head- tlon of Captain Gxrge E. Morrison. opened Grant Lyman, a promoter, whose quarters In the room on Plaza the operations have 'been carried on in next the office of Dr. M. F. Des The third estimate on the Las Ve- Las & OF large cities throughout the country, Vegas Light Power Co. Marais, which it occupied during the gas sewer system is due and has was arrested here last night by post-- campaign last fall. The been certified by City Engineer George Las New Mexico headquarters office inspectors on complaint of Vegas, will be maintained until after Morrison. This estimate is for per the sons In Los Angeles, who accused him First National Bank election and will be the making a total of $14,603.74 Building, frequent of to defraud them of $50,- - paid out up to the date for attempting Sixth Street gathering place of republicans of the present 000. county. Mr Romero will be at head- the system. This total covers fur- Lyman always has posed as a so much of time and com- nishing and laying' 16,434 feet of quarters the man and waa In Im- JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, President h ciety known the petent secretaries will be present pipe, 3,118 feet of pipe, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY E. D. RAYNOLDS, - - - Cashier and the construction of 40 manholes perial life of Los Angeles and Pasa- dena. It is asserted does HALLETT Cashier and 8 flush tanks, minus 15 per that Lyman RAYNOLDS, As't not which has been ac- own land in Panama which he While busily engaged in pushing the cent, held back 20 cent Off On All Dishes to sold for $5 and acre. per A General Banking Business transacted. prospecting work in the El Porvenlr cording contract. This places the Interest on Time value of the work done on the sewer paid Deposits. mine yesterday workmen discovered a Take of tfiis of - Issues Domsstio and Foreign Exchange. strong lead of copper ore. The lead system at $17,0C3.2. CRUISE OF BLACK CAT. advantage opportunity replen- is said to bear strong evidences of Detroit, Mich., Sept. 9. Four hun tehing your cupboard In New Mexico Is the presence of high values. Mar-garlt- o good; but the dred lumbermen, with their wives and of a Romero, owner of the mine, left knowledge first class protection friends, departed from Detroit today DiNFtER SETS AT COST this afternoon for Pueblo and Denver for every emergency is better. on the steamship City of Cleveland where he will purchase modern ma- Ask Cutler Brothers, for a five days' cruise on the upper 98 piece $22.50 China Dinner Sets for $13.00 614 Lincoln Ave. chinery which he will Install at the Tel. Main 124. lakes. The lumbermen are members 98 piece $20.00 Porcelain Dinner Set for $13.50 Our mine. Mr. Romero expects to have a of the Concatenated Order of Hoo-Ho- o Pride Flour 88 piece $lfc00 Porcelain Dinner Set for $12.00 fully equipped mining plant in opera- and the cruise is in connection with tion as soon as possible. the twentieth annual convention of that fraternal order, the sessions of C. which will be held on board the boat. J. JOHNSEN & SON Chop Your Fall The cruise will be through Georgian "Coniplete Furnishers of the Home." Bay to Soo, returning down the east Housecleaning shore of Lake Huron. OZAR-K- Bran O CARRIERS' PROJECT ABANDONED Rochester, N. Y., Sept 9. The Na ' J.' V f Can be made easy tional Letter Carriers' association to- THE PEOPLE'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY decided to allow the of by sending us your day grant 9-1- land at Colorado Springs, acquired New Mexico State Fair Oct. 4, Shorts APPLE Wool Albuquerque 1911. Blankets, Lace from the government, as a site for a Curtains- - Rugs, etc home for incapable carriers, to revert CURTISS AVIATION MEET tc the state of Colorado. of It will save you a lot Gfenn H. Curtiss, Director and all kinds Grain, Hay of of bother to have "Birdmen" international repute will thrill the crowds for V VINEGAR three days, Oct. 11, 12 and 13. and Alfalfa at them taken away and brought back ready $1000 "Bull" Durham Stake for 2:1a Pacers to be raced "Bull" Durham Oct. 13. for use. the Day, Friday This stake jnd Just Received was given by the Blackwell Durham Tobacco Co. Las Vegas Roller Mills One Gallon Glass charges are very Base Ball Horse Races Phone Main 131 small. v Every Day Exciting Jars A New Shipment of 75c Phone Main ,81 or Feature Upon Feature Fun by the Ton give them to our Hand Painted Instructive Departments driver. Special rates on all railroads. Isaac Barth, Pres. John B. McManus, Secy-Mng- r, For One Day-Saturda- y Sept. 9, 1911 J. H. STEARNS Las Vegas Steam CHINA We Will Give You in Meats Bargains GROCER. To be Given Away

BEEF VEAL J Laundry 9c lb Steak Hams For SaJe Hind quarter per 20c per lb j lb FREE Fore quarter 6c per Chops 15c per lb ; 350 Head of Rambouillet and Delaine Merino Rams Sirloin steaks 17c per lb Roast 15c per lb ; Hamburger steaks 15c per lb Stew 10c per lb ' These rams aie specially bred for range purposes and by one Round steak 13c per lb PORK With our Cash of the best breeders in the United States. We have had them at Ribs beef roast 15c lb SUNDAY CUT FLOWERS ranch since the 1st of are in fine for service per Chops 20c per lb , pur July. They shape Pot roast 15c per lb Roast 17ic lb thjsiall. Would be pleased to meet parties at any of the trains per SHASTA DAISIES , ROSES Coupon System MUTTON Boil 12jc per lb ' stopping at our stationj Shoemaker, and show them the rams, SWEET PEAS GLADIOLI ? 15c lb CHICKEN It" i For further particulars address, Legs per MARGUERITES - Will Pay to Investigate I ' Loin 20c per lb Hens 20c lb i ASTERS iV&lv"- J. P. Van Houten Co. Chops per N. M. Chops shoulder 15c per lb Springs 23c per lb i . DAHLIAS , 5hoema.kr. 3 25c All kinds on Stew, lbs for of sausages hand For Business A. M. n Bacon, Hams, Lard, Dried Beef, Boiled Ham. at lowest Open Sunday r .1 ' possiDie prices at tne 1 BOUCHER 1 Onion & Son Co. Perry .SfCl'(Tn Coffee Man.) Graaf& ward fJJarkct 5. Phone Main Hay . 507 Sixth Street 462, Subscribe'; tor Tho Joipiid - s

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