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and" to plt, into which one. limp arm dangled. wounds." He bent over began What time the shadow of the sail and rock the flywheel. WELLESLEY GIR L boom did not blot It out in Slowly the warming spirit worked a swinging a Inky blackness, the moonlight struck change in Blackstock, lending him 71 TT of cold and hard upon the evil, grinning fictitious and evanescent sense was his face. strength. He straightened up against lNoivians 1 11 mask of death that SPURNS SOCIETY WOMEN'S of Swaying drunkenly, Blackstock oc- the back of the seat, a faint touch with a cupied the wheel-box- , his fat white color dyeing his cheeks, and Land hands loose of grasp upon the spokes peculiar half-smil- e watched the little and moYed by rather than controlling man at work. FOR RANCH A His head sagged low upon his "What's the use he asked abrupt- RIDING ROMANCE it f here- chest swinging heavily from side to ly In a voice more clear than By Louis Joseph Vance side as the catboat rolled. tofore. MISS ELEANOR use what?" asked HALL, WITH TWO He, at least, could not be dead, as "What's the of Ap- looking up. BROTHERS, RUNS BIG PLACE SKIRTS Chang unquestionably was a fact Appleyard sharply, "Of with me to presently verified by the most troubling trying IN TEXAS pleyard save life?" brief of inquests, discovering in tha my We have just received a new line of Women's Riding Skirts made from green or tan corduroy and Chinaman's Baked torso no less than "Oh . . With a sudden cough Enitrations by Ray Walters the motor to hum; Appleyard Kansas 9. Miss Eleanor cloth in best and most size desire. three bullet wounds, all indicating the began City, Aug. khaki the approved model, any you may ( of a vital spot sat down on the edge of the hatch Hall, daughter or Nathan Hall, after perforation folded his hands before him low to escape tbe banging coaming, whom the Hall building in this city Stooping and continued the wounded of the boom. Coast over th to eye was not a stepped man. he said with an named, only can ride horse YNOPSIS. and went to Black-stoc- "I don't know," $4.50 to $7.50 Each Chinaman's body "I know, better and further than most women, He had some trouble overcom- air of open confession, don't sure. so far as I'm con- but she can raise a Texas mule and CHAPTER his repugnance to the I'm Business, I. Garrett Coast, a young ing physical with khen find a market kuslness man of New Tork City, meets but resolutely forced himself to cerned; commonplace humanity for him. an Black-stor- k, task, non- acquaintance named Douglas a shoulder with Coast, I presume; all that sort of When the "Hall children," Eleanor, who Invites him to a card party touch the man, seizing want to be with some friends. He accepts the Invi- one while with the other he sense. Why? Don't you Roland and Nathan, took of he dislikes hand, T" charge tation, although Blackstock, his head and his face heliied saved their the reason being that both are In love lifted exposed shook his father's ranch near Richland with Katherlne Thaxter. Coast attempts to the It shone a ghastly white, Soberly Blackstock heavy NEW MEXICO'S ROSENWALD to convince her Blackstock Is not light "What's Springs, Tex., three years ago, all the that but the Jaws were set and in their head. "No," he said evenly. worthy of her friendship but does not the use? I'm at the end of my tether, neighbors made disparaging remarks. ucceed. sockets the prominent eyes moved and ' as far as getting any of the savor out By sticking tothe helm and LEADING BLOCK Black-stoc- lifted to Coast's face, with a dim, pale keeping CHAPTER II. At the party with k, of life's concerned. . . . Can't see ner weatner Coast meets two friends named glimmer of recognition. But it was eye on the market shal- pundas and Van Tyne. The play runs his tre- the profit of clinging to what's going lows, Miss Eleanor has ranch nigh, there la a quarrel, weapons are evident at a glance that only kept the STORE PLAZA drawn and Blackstock shoots Van Tyne mendous vitality and force of will sus- afloat and made it pay. ESTABLISHED 166Z dead. He them makes a movement as If blood soaked bo- to commit suicide. Coast to tained the man; the Many people with business acumen struggles shirt told too wrest the weapon from him, and thus som of his flannel plain- enough for the and no the police discover them. Blackstock and the tale of a terrible drain upon his city, more, say Pundas accuse Coast of killing Van Tyne ly ranch" consist of a and and he Is arrested for murder. strength. range few fences, and all you have got to Gatun has the reputation, the one CHAPTER m. Coast Is convicted. Just "Appleyard" s do to as he begins his sentence, however. "No; this one's first he's done for run one successfully is to keep across Richland Greek is the real prac- confesses to his perjury, names Black-stoc- k completely," Interrupted the little man out tie rustlers while the cattle or tical water barrier of the two con- as the real murderer' and then kills to himself. Coast becomes free, but Blank-atnr- k with prompt decision; "we've got horses multiply. The rancher's life. tinents. has married Katherlne Thazter and him out of the way before we can Machinery Headquarters. fled. get they say, is a one, whose Miss Hall Is twenty-si- x move. T'other can wait." lazy only years old, aim Is to ride about under a Stetson and less than WO CHAPTER rV. Coast purchases a "But he'll die" probably weighs ?'acht named the Echo. His mind Is "I'm satisfied. Here, lend me hat during the week, and shoot up a Her face, when the interview- over the marriage of the woman pounds. be loves. lift at this, won't you?" saloon or two Saturday night. er met her, bore the tan of the prairies. ' diffi- CHAPTER V. While sailing his yacht. Together with considerable "More people fail at ranching than "The Texas winds did that," she Coast sees a man forced over the rail nf the culty, they managed to raise fail In the clothing business," Miss said. "Some of the think I a boat at a distance. Coast rescues him to a side seat and then girls ougnt Grain Binders, Deere Plows, and finds the refugee to be a fellow body of Chang Hall says. "There is no use trvine to home to hand around named Appleyard, who pretends he was over the rail. A sullen splash and a bring enough Farm on the boat and was thrown you haven't a -- I Howing Machines, Wagons,. a stowaway shower of spray, molten sliver In the backbone, a business among my friends, but tell them I overboard. sense, and a sense moonlight, were all his funeral rite. of humor. Take have all I can carry." Hay Rakes, Spring Wagons, CHAPTER VI. Appleyard Indues mule, for instance: Coast to let him run his craft, and they Everybody thinks Miss Hall tells you she lives six Bean Threshers, Buggies, arrive at a lonely Island, which Appleyard "And now for the quick," said Ap- mule colt is as hardy as a weed and teen miles from a railroad town, and tells Coast Is an unhahltcd spot known the word." Grain as No Man's Land. Next mornfnfr Const pleyard; "and quick's ill grow up without any attention. intends to stay there ABd Threshers, Binder Twine, tL-- - Indefinitely, finds his and the ttfnder of as- Blackstock E-M- helper But they approached Try raising them once and see for own Bean -F yacht missing. some unsus- lets you draw your conclusions Harvesters, Autos. the man, drawing upon yourself. Mules are- valuable to aficr-war- d be as whether or not she is naturally CHAPTER VII. Tr.o teiidcr Is pected reserve of nervous force, de cause found on the shovo by Const and they are hard to raise." Inclined to the wilderness. to exnlos-- the dcsnlntn liberately if with torturing effort. "Too He 8ald he starts out Late," In June, 1909, Miss Hall eradimrorl island. He comes some deserted nulled himself together, lifted a leg That's All. "G'd-Nlfl- . . . " At the ranch she is boss of four buildings, and discovr i man dead. He off the box from Wellesley been executed with a over the wheel and slipped college. During her ranch hands, takes care of the house, has bowstring. A burden to me from now four to the seat to leeward. grim ghost to be only a years of student life she had sets the selling price of the horses CHAPTER VTII. Continuing his Inves- of his and on. . . . Prefer to be let alone. tigations In No Nfan's Land, Coast dis- a smile showed upon face, picked up several accomnlishmenta and mules and O. K.'s all business covers a house and upon approaching It for a fugitive instant there shone would sees a woman whom he as that have helped her in a transactions. And she has no com Charles Ilfeld recognizes from his a of their one He his head as though It socjal bis missing love, Katherlne Thaxter. eyes gleam swung career, nut she was not Las New Mexico.Company, time luster, a little proud were to his gaze to rest on thlnkine of plaints to offer. Vegas, mocking lead, bring that. Down in CHAPTER IX. The wife of Blaokstooli and disdainful, altogether unrepent- Coast; for a full minute he eyed him Santa Saba county, She has now gone back to the explains that her husband, under the lit- Texas, her fame of Black, has bought the Island, ant. Then with a long sigh, his chin 6teadiljt, wonderlngly; then with a father owned a ranch which ranch. She does not expect to return tie Is blind, but an expert wireless opera- on his breast his with his naa dropped down again. tle nod he moistened Hps grown up to weeds .from years of before next June, she says. Miiuiimw tor, and has established a station there. with more Ksmi,.i. Coast Informs her that her husband was "Thanks," said Appleyard, callously; tongue. "Besides," he said, partial neglect. She had lived there Nathan Hall, her father, owns a the real murdsrer of Van Tyne. "I'm in the HIM saved us a deal of trouble perceptible strain, only when was a h yilWIHI "you've stie little girl In pinafores, handsome stone residence at Eighty-fift- fj CHAPTER X. Wandering about. Coast and exertion, I'm sure. Coast, take way. With me out of'it, everything and If ""WbJ from hts sees Blackstock and the call of the range had never street and as well as r j hiding the will you, while I get Mr. run more smoothly ror all of you." Broadway, soma Chinamen feurvtns? a man. Tber wheel, left her ears. i f" euscover Coast and fire at him. Ha U Blackstock a drink and see what can . the Junction Building at Ninth and Get Wis0 en Gloves !' teaoued by Appleyard. a reinforced effort When she came home after Main and much valuable prop- be done to save his worthless hide By mysteriously gradua- streets, Yon know it'i cxpenalve to buy cheap glove. v tion, soak OJTAPTBIR XT. Appleyard rets Commt to for a more evil end." ' he lifted himself suddenly to his feet therefore, MissHail erty, but she prefers the ranch to the They through willi Meatn, water and mono in s&rery ana mere ne reTewi on and stood while father, a den after wetting don't protect your hands. that be fs a secret service man and hae Obediently Coast placed himself swaying Appleyard retired ranchman and wealthy social possibilities which this wealth 'Aabwtol'r Gloves are the moat economical tMn watchlntr the crowd on tbe Island, the box. "Any idea where we are?" from hts low seat and Coast from his In the possession of numerous and hold ffloves. Thev wear lonsest and feel heat. K.iarn. ft axe some band of orlm-- him In amaze- Kansas her present accomplishments drath'a Celebrated Horsehide used in them is steam, J"' V ther he asked. post of duty watched as cinder and beat proof. jraseatlnff City well as Texas properties, if out to her. Blackstock roused at the query and ment. she and Is her two younger brothers CHAPTER XTL Coast anxious to raised his round the hori- "Repentance?" said the man slowly, fathom the mysteries of No Man's Land, head, staring might have the ranch at. Piov,inH and is determined to save Katherlne from zon. "Vineyard sound," he croaked as if Iterating some recently spoken I'Mesfol" Glove3 murderer husband. Appleyard be- word. He and without Springs.. Sure she might If she Many a Suffering Woman per make a hoarsely, with a nod to leeward; laughed briefly could For Railroad Men lieves that Black and his gang mirth. like that. I'm conduct the affairs Drags herself painfully through her shield of the wireless station to conduct where, against the pale blue splendor "No; nothing herself. Mr. Hall areoerfeet becsose they never stiffen from wetting or business. . . . which can't had daily tasks, suffering from backache, shrivel from hnt, Waili t) cat with soap and water. Tliev m smuggling of the the twin red masthead bea- not that sort you long been looking for a com no. dry soft and pliable. !: sky headache, nervousness, loss of appe- www wiin iinen understand. . . . No; I'm a tent inreaa iocs mltched li i.,.fTil CHAPTER XIII. Coast penetrates to cons of the light vessel watched them, just manager for the and not iney stun a me irm." They ir ji Kath- - place. tite poor sleep, knowing her luuit luau vi iter ivrci BUI the lair of Blackstock's disguise. several miles abeam. bad loser, that's all. I've played the The CM Mtf more. enters the room and presses a note squatters and ranchman nf ills are due to kidney and bladder trou- Ask vmir rlratrr fns- thai Xrtne consulted face. game I liked which you can't under- "Asbsstol." If he shouldn't "I Coast's hand, Coast Appleyard's Santa Saba county were not bles. Foley Kidney Pills give quick nave mem tell on his name we stand either, for you played on the generous will see you sre supplied and XXV. "New Bedford?" he asked, tersely. to relief from pain and misery and a 7 CHAPTER The message tells other side and I've lost out . . . tne "Hall children.' as t.hv w0,. EISENDRATH'S Coast that neither his life or her own are The little man nodded. "Best for all prompt return to health and strength. to . . . for . . . slightingly calle'd CELEBRATED Eltindmih Glovs Co, afo, but Coast resolves protect her. concerned," he added; if It's over and paid when they starts No woman who so suffers can afford "especially in 01 8. CHICAGO Black-vtoc- as much as I intend ever to pay. the HORSE HIDE CHAPTER XV. Coast feels that k this festive hydrophobiac is to get ranching business in their midst. to overlook Foley Kidney Pills. O. G. suspects him. Next morning he . . ." He smiled again his curious, ven the Schaefer and Red Co. ean find no trace of or the proper attendance." Mexicans looked Cross Drug Appleyard secret smile. . . . "That's all. Sfc"'-iniii,---- Echo. With a snort of disgust he moved at the slight, flaxen-haire- d . . . Here lies a bad girl' and XVI. Katherlne Informs to Coast's side, and trimmed the sheet Obituary: ner two pale CHAPTER loser. R. I. P. . . . Gentlemen brothers, and In conse- Coast that they are to abandon the isl- as the latter swung the Echo off upon quence there was and. The blind man and his coolie ser- . . ." on the some trouble at Lhe FOR BY her course; then turned and went for- He leaned heavily ' SALE vant overpower Coast. to outset. ward to the companion door, descend- coaming. "Kindly convey respects CHAPTER XVin.-Bla- ok appears and wife and regrets. . . ." The ranch hands, successors rvf th WITH THE BOXERS tauntingly states that he Is no ing to the cabin. longer ancient 4-'- Jlind. He Is overpowered and Coast and Thereafter for a little Coast heard With an exclamation of awakening "chap" wearing cow puncher, Katherlne fly from the spot. s sud- indistinctly the murmur of Apple-yard'- comprehension Appleyard tried tnougnt they knew more about hnw ' . I CHAPTER XVn, Coast afterward es- voice, civil and pleasant but denly to lift himself out of the engine-pit- the place should be conducted and Is met by Katherlne, who than "K. capes with Catherine's. Blackstock smiled strangely and - "One Round" Hogan and O." wishes to flee. They discover a yawl but firm, contending their bosses. and sometimes talked before they can reach it the coolie dis- He understood that she was pityingly down at him. Brown will furnish the big show for WHOLESALERS OP ables the craft. arguing Dack. AH the against her own wishes and natural "Too late," he said. . . . "That's wandering vagabonds New York fans on Labor day. XlX.-Co- ast in Central Texas Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, CHAPTER and Katherlne instincts, insisting she must go to her all. G'dnight made it a point to Shoes, Hats, Caps & Gloves co to a remote part of the Island and in to Open air boxing for amateurs is on a boat which they see In the dis- husband's aid, while the little man Before Coast had..."grasped an inkling drop meals and refuse either to LAS signal the card of the n A. C. VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. tance. was insistently refusing to permit any- of his purpose the man, placing a foot work or be ousted. The banks set. nn XX. and ounce a meet in New York on Labor day. CHAPTER Appleyard the thing of the sort And confirmation upon the seat, put forth his final wail of hard times and refused Echo appear. Blackstock comes rushing of 6ide. Jack Dillon says that he will not go to the boat, claiming he is dying. of this deduction was furnished when strength and plunged over the credit. But Eleanor Hall forced suc- blonde-thatche- and to Australia but will stay in this APPLE the detective's small, d Coast put the wheel down hard cess in all. SHIPPERS MEET CHAPTER XXI. The Echo 'A spite of There was a reaches the the Echo wind. and the middle exhl-bito- BiacKstocK dies on wav. head appeared against the swung up into the creek which country go after Detroit, Mich., Aug. 9. An n mainland but the light a ran through the 4,000 Katherlne Is rescued at last from servi- "Don't madam," he was say- glance at their wake, showed him weight title. , of choice tude to a villain and love and worry, acres of the Hall range and specimens of aDDles happiness ing in conclusion. "Leave him to me; Bpot of yeasty, churning water, silver furnished Frank are the portion of the beautiful heroine the sole source of water Champion Wolgast picks grown in Washington, Oregon, Mon ana ner loyu lover. ' I'm an old hand at first aid to the in- upon the black. supply for the Klaus to defeat Bill If As would have horses and mules. Papke they tana, Idaho, Colorado, New York and jured, and I can do for him infinitely the boat came up he It was long known middle- In should meet in the ring at other states attracted attention at more than you'd dare attempt If leaped from his place,, but Appleyard that locality that this "branch- - the Painting (Continued from Yesterday.) was too him. dried weight limit. opening here today of the annual there's the slightest need of you, I'l quick tor up occasionally and was always be the first to The hand of the little man struck convention of the International Ap- and let you know." undependable, but no one took th flat his chest and thrust him "Right," commented Appleyard; He wagged his head obstinately and against trouble to make more ple Shippers association. The marvel- do Come over on came back the box.- - Simultaneously than casual "that may the trick. on deck, grumbling privately upon mention of ous growth of the apple industry Black-Etock,- " sent the tact.; A common no- 1WGD1TDC.IA.1 this side, if you please, Mrs. some refreshingly personal opinion as Appleyard. seized the wheel and f within the Paper past few years is evidenc- he as Coast rose and to the the spokes round to leeward. tion seemed to be that the "Hall kids" added, general and perverse intracta- spinning ed by the convention facing the door balanced himself as bility of the feminine sex. With a jerk the boom 6hot off and the would wake up some fine mornin nd cf attendance, and Diseases tke which is much larger and of a more as the scant headroom of the Black-stoc- k, mainsheet tautened. find themselves Hanging carefully Balancing himself before with 200 hsad cf live Stomach &.nd Intestines tiny cabin would permit; "if the door who in the interim had sunk "No!" cried Appleyard, his small, stock, and no representative character than ever sol- water with which to wet should hold by accident, that thing's into a semblance of lethargy, he meas- wizened face singularly white and their whistles. may be speedily relieved and in a before. The proposed reciprocity First class liable to bounce back like a rubber ured ou emn in the "No, let him short time entirely removed by a work a good half glass of brandy moonlight One agreement between the United States . only much more so. You to an go let him the he wants to day, however. Miss Hall remem- safo and absolutely harmless remedy, and best of ma- ball, might equal amount of water, tucked go way recommended medical and Canada and its probable effect as well out of the go, I tell God he bered the trick of Richland Creek. by the pro- keep way." the bottle, securely corked, beneath you to whatever fession of upon the apple growers Is one terials is When Katherlne had com- his owns, with least one decent She recalled that when Europe. of the my Quietly arm, and roused the wounded man this, at she was a little will V x subjects that receive attention motto. Esti- plied, Coast, the fifty-si- poised near with a touch as gentle and considerate act to plead for mercy on his soul!" girl on that same ranch the stream durlag the three days' Bessions of the mates cheerful- his 'shoulder, waited until the Echo as his attitude and words were rough. THE END. went dry. The vision of hundreds of rode with an even keel, convention. momentarily "Here," he said; "get this down, and cattle standing around a pool of mud ly given. sent crash- ." then with all his might it we'll make an examination, Black-stock- water the of the starbbard If necessity is the mother of inven- dy and lowing madly for a ing against panels airnk came door. They yielded like paper, leaving tion she has a bigger family than the back to ier after all those Appleyard holding the glass to his as tins is is introduced to C. T. A. U. CONVENTION a ragged hole, through which n Hps, Blackstock old woman who lived In a shoe. years, hitting at a possible remedy mimed, H. drank greedily. necessity the American public as the best and safest Scranton, 9. T. thrust an arm, groping f r the bolt in tne future. treatment in all caes of weak, slucitish. Pa., Aug. Delegates Davis "Thanks," he muttered huskily as the and Phone This found and drawn, he pushed the little man In a impaired digestion, indicated hy the and visitors from many widely separ- Mjn 357. took away the glass drained Hubbubs "Have you any late day or two several wheel scrap- following symptoms: Coated tongue, lack door back and ascended, Appleyard to the final ers of appetite, vomiting, jaundice, burning ated parts of the United States and drop. trains out to Subbubs arrived at the ranch and began pains In stomach, headache, following. "Don't thank me Lonelyville?" acidity, Canada filled College hall 'tlsn't my brandy. our are late." damming up the narrow of the dizziness, constipation, colic, general today when To his immense astonishment, both If it was, I I'd "Sure. All trains valley depression, aversion to certain foods, the Rev. Peter J. doubt give you any." Richland Creek. dyspep la, diarrhoea, flutuleuccstomach O'Callaghan called and sea were stark and bright He moved oft It was an expensivt etc. sky and placed the bottle ache, to order the annual convention of Mor . i . but the inArtnia wen-an- with moonlight and the glass in a job, it quadrupled the value of the Stomalix is prepared by Sail de Carlos, ' women, are corner, where they a physician, surireon and pharmaceutist Catholic Total Abstinence union of Behind him he heard the little man's were in no of now MOTHER CRAY'S range. It caught up the waters of the of highest stnnriiufr in tublSiar0m kidney aad dder danger overturnlne. - Ktirope. America. Prior' to the and courteous voice': "Better that a trained lazy Important. Stomalix is not a mere opening of before- - d each quiet and steady hand was at SWET POWDERS flowing branch Into a vast re stimulant, makintr the the victim year r 63er . . Mrs. Blackstock. helm patient the convention sessions the 1 4 cm re-- the di- not come up just yet, and the Echo moving smooth- FOR CHILDREN, servolr several hundred yards wide of a medicine habit, but restores the delegates I0(r quick A little later. ly and to a leadine A Certain Rlwf torKeverishnemi, gestive functions to nbust health, with marched in a body to St. to ' easily wind. "Now. and half a mile tile to do work without Peter's Foley's long. capacity their 0 the cockpit harf a li aid. a Sntve.b At their feet, blocking mo'," he continued. "I'm going Muiiinl Trouble, Teething Ask Miss further For Sale by all DruggifU. cathedral, where, special pontifical self to and long, massive- n is order a, tid Desire Hall today what la tht 1 most with his huge body to get tnis motor eolnir" and with 2 V irion. np nun E. FOUGERA & CCV mass was celebrated by the lne effective su-jin- e Tbirf most apostolic limbs, Chang lay this be into t important dam In the new world IT C !r ad bladder ail- - ly proportioned dropped the open engine-pi- Don't accept Sample mailed FttKK. Address, New York. delegate, the oMst Rev. Sie h my across tha enriae-- A. OLMSTED. Le N.Y. and she will Diomede and inert hojj "and tbfa I'll have a look at Your sny substitute. S. Roy, tell you that while tht Palconio. 1 Dcnaerer Drug Co and Red Cross

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cent anouncement by the department their bats working and were gettlngt In between Philadelphia and of the discovery of the fact that game POPULATION OF many runs rather easily off Jack Harper, in 1896, Will Terry was pitch-- railroads are being for the THREE HOMERS Chicago underpaid who was pitching for the Browns. and "had everything." The fl'st carrying of the mails is taken as ling signi Along about the sixth inning came time up Del cracked, the ball high ficant The carriers have been EXCEEDS pray the climax. over the field fence, just inside NX. ing for a readjustment of the scale SINGLE INNING right "Bradley, the first man up, hit to the foul line. The second time he of pay which will at least out wipe the left field bleachers. Lajoie fol- drove a liner over short Dahlen got For the Hostess tehir loss on this and 5 MILLIONS service, testi lowed with one in the 25 cent centre his hands on the ball, but It tore mony of this sort from postal offi- MADE BEF0RE field seats, and then Hickman, who was through them. The third time he lift cials themselves promise to have an next up, met the first ball pitched and ed the ball over right field fence again. FIRVT CITY HEMI- important bearing in 1 IN WESTERN bringing about drove it to the clubhouse in centre, The next time Del drove the ball out an early corection of the HISTORY OF SPHERE AND SECOND IN existing state BASEBALL SHOWS crossing the plate before Heldrick had to the clubhouses in center for his of affairs. Whether it was the Wash- WORLD REACH MARK BROOKLYN'S FEAT HAS BEEN relayed the ball home." run. In the ninth-innin- A Porch Party Entertainment. TO or third home lines; "sharps," a carving set; "tie, ington heat a desire to disguise It is claimed that the record for Every girl loves a pretty blouse, a EQUALLED he came- up again. Lange played gentleman's tie; "bars, small himself which led former Governor home runs in a was and and I want to tell you of six good clothes-bars- single game made back between the two club houses ; "staff," a cane; "a whole New York, Aug. 9. New York has Hughes to with most of chums who meet once two part his beard Detroit 1886 old-tim- e to in weeks note," a "a half a half by the in when the the other outfielders retreated the and their dollar; note," Just achieved the distinction of being remains to be seen. Some Dersons Since Eddie Zimmerman. Tex Irwin bring needlework, which by dollar; "a note," a silver sluggers made seven home runs fences. Delehanty hit the ball straight common consent Is to quarter quar the first city in the western hemi- Vere so unkind as to hint and Zack Wheat cracked out three be a lingerie ter. that he had off the pitching of Charley Sweeney to centre. It struck the top of one blouse all to be made by hand. Each sphere and the second in the world to placed it In cold home runs in one Inning last Thurs The Ice cream was In shape of storage. and AS Bauer of the St Louis Maroons. bounded to the top of the one Is pledged to watch for new Ideas. pass the 5,000,000 mark in day the Chicago Cubs clubhouse, musical instruments and the bonbons population. against there The Detrolts made 24 hits for a total on field, Light refreshments are and was been other and rolled back the served, were in small piano's, violins, man The margin by which this record What will undoubtedly be the ,has considerable discussion as 44 occasionally the hostess has 'some larg of bases. Of the seven home runs and the big fellow made tbe circuit dollna, etc. gained this week was not a wide one est bath tub in the world is soon to to whether this feat had ever been amusement not to last over 20 min- Dan Brouthers got one, Jack Rowe two again. utes or half an Jinee according 'to the figures of the be constructed here. It will not be accomplished before In big league cir- hour. At a recent A Needle Sam Tompson two, Charley Bennett had this Progressive Party. board of health the greater city now built, to cles. It has. been claimed by many meeting they "Romance of a This affair was the amusement of- however, satisfy the whim one and Crane one. Shirtwaist" Years I in contains 5,000,407 people. This of some af- that the three Dodgers set a new ago put it fered by a hostess at a linen shower exactly multimillionaires, but to ud The late Ed held the Neither horses nor chorus girls al- the will new cen- but Delehanty department, but it be given for a recent bride: There were estimate is based on the official ford the two elephants at the Central record, the history of the game now to and I record for home runs in a single game. ways win on form. many, hope will answer twelve guests and four'tables. At each sus taken in April last year which Fark Zoo an to shows that it was done at least once the request for contests suitable for opportunity perform table there was a bowl containing fifty gave New York a of 4,706,-S3- their ablutions in before. porch parties and afternoon affairs population dally the orthodox needles of all sizes, and thread; the so that within a of fiteen On for period way. While the elephant may not ap-re- June 30, 1902, the Cleveland cllub ""just girls:" game was to see which could Romance of couple ironths there has been an increase of to the casual observer played the St. Louis Americans St. a Shirtwaist Her thread the most needles In three mln as a model in cu lover has her to 233,574 to the of a of ex- Louis and beat the Browns "si!! persuaded be his, and utes, the contest beginning and end equal poupulation cleanliness he is nevertheless by 17 runs 0 T they were about to slip into the matri- with of a bell. two large sized city. Since 1898 when the as his to 2. Sporting Life's account of the .r lng the tap The tremely particular to baths, monial . One day he reproached having the largest score progressed population of New York was but on at least one a day. For game says: afflicted with an old sore realizes, sooner or later, her for her coldness to him, and she to Every person the next table, each player having there has been an increase of many years Hattie and Jewel, the two "In the first game the St. Louis the ulcer exists because of bad blood; the character and condition replied, "I cannot wear my heart on a In that dainty pincushion which pins 53 percent, a striking record in Itself. Central Park have been team went to of the blood infection. Virulent my always," and while her gol- were stuck to mark the pachyderms, pieces behind Harper, of the place depending on the nature den head rested on progressions. This great concentration of popula- by reasort of of who was He in ulcers, while his manly he These pins had colored heads. A necessity members very wild. was batted impurities the circulation produce angry, discharging and tion has not been to the over manifested in the form of indolent forgave her, presented her with daintily equipped sewing bag was the Injurious the shower bath cult receiving their's all the lot, Larry Lajoie, Charley milder, inert germs are usually a for her . how- can cure an pretty dainty Life head prize and a little work basket of health of New York's citizens, dally from a common garden hose Hickman and Bill Bradley touching sores or dry, scabby places. External treatment never is not always what it , for after odd design was the second; embroid ever. On the contrary figures for the operated by "Bill" Snyder the head him for suoesslve home) runs in the internal trouble, therefore no one should depend upon salves, washes, he became a golfer her was on the sore. It is to remove ery scissors in a case made an ac last thirteen years show a falling off keeper. The method was Inadequate six innings." lotions, etc., alone to cure a chronic necessary most of the time, and she began consolation heal. S.S. S. heals Old Sores to fear ceptable prize. Every in the death rate. According to the at best and all these Bed the cause before the place can by going that she could never win him one had the kind of a time during years Donahue, who was then a mem the and to his former jolllest figures of the health department for "Bill" has never ceased to for a down into the circulation and removing impurities germs devotion. Indeed, and it was a most easy party to pre beg ber ef the Cleveland team, had this to the blood 6he often felt she would the week "the death rate was which are responsible for the place. In addition to purifying like to pare. past only real bath tub for his pets. Now that say about this remarkable per an old but in- batting S.S.S. enriches this vital fluid so that the irritated flesh around him, she decided to him a fraction over 14 to each one thou- his request has been granted New formance: stead, so she put on a bold and sore is naturally and thoroughly stimulated, and a permanent cure A Unique Gingham Apron Shower. sand inhabitants, 'which Is one per York will soon enjoy the spec- told him she would break the . unique 'The greatest feat of long distance because morbid influence has been removed. S.S. S. is A girl who had lived In her home cent lower than the lowest record of tacle of results, every He to In-- the elephants bathing in their it has ever been therefore a natural for old began and haw, and town all of her life and consequently bitting my good fortune the best of all blood purifiers and remedy yited her to to the last thirteen years. The infant own private tub. "Bill" who insists to free. S.S.S. go a concert bad many friends, was the witness occurred at St Louis in sores. Book on Sores and Ulcers and medical advice Then she knew recipient mortality among children, less than his understand that she could of this acceptable and enjoyable that; pets everything the season of 1902. The gang had is sold at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA, him. there is one of was 156 in 1,000 as Although much red shower. The girls (six in number) year age he tells them, broke the good news to about such one 235 matter, is apt to get were asked to bring a gingham apron. against in the corresponding week them without delay, whereupon ac- the cold instead of two loving They consulted, so there would be no for 1910. At the present rate of in cording to his statement, they trum- arms about, one's . . They went to two alike. Of the material each girl crease It is figured that New York will peted for joy. the concert and came to the conclu- made a necktie which was in sion that their placed outstrip London and become the larg- promises were still an envelope. The aprons were all . Each had est city in the world within the next A new record for ocean or been on the , but finished except the hems, which fur- travel, now they are married and are nished needle work for an hour. At twenty-fiv- e years. for that matter for travel of any kind, for life, while the on. plays six o'clock a man for each girl ap- so far as human beings are concern- Key Yoke, sleeve, bosom, belt Bank the were San peared, envelopes passed, Local milliners In particular and ed, has just been made here by the waist, seems (seams), links, back, and the men found their supper part- trans-Atlanti- c MiguelNatiotial the feminine world In general are purser of one of the cuff, collar, front, tie, hem, band, but- ners by the neckties with matching grreatly perturbed over a law which liners plying regularly between this tonhole, tape, shoulder, neck, binding, the aprons, each girl putting on one wrong side, bound, band. has Just been passed in the neigh- port and Europe, who has just com- and the boys wearing the tie that M. CUNNINQHAM, President, Iced drinks, sherbets and other fro matched. At the close of the boring state of New Jersey. Indeed it pleted his thousand trip across the OmnHmlPmldM zen repast PRANK SPR1NQER, Vice President, things are much in favor, served the were all tied about the lit that this will Atlantic. These thousand rep- aprons likely perturbation trips 9100,000.00 '. HOSK1NS, Cashier, tBO,aoo.ao with a of small wafers bride-elec- t. variety cakes, tle It was a merry time spread pretty well over the country resent about 3,500,000 miles of travel and crackers, or biscuit, as we are be- and twice as nice because the poor, so far as women are concerned as far surpassing any other achievement ginning to call them, same as they do were neglected bridegroom and ushers soon as its becomes known. of the sort of which any record can .in England. Included in the fun. purport In a word law to be found. The thousand are MADAME MERRI. this proposes regul- trips Interest Paid on Time Deposits A Musical Entertainment. ate feminine headgear. As a result equal to 140 trips around the earth or After the meeting of a musical club local milliners fear a great curtail fifteen to the, moon. Of course1 not all the hostess bad this little diversion: ment of their trade, while bonnet these trips were made on the same Some played the melody of the follow- wearers are confronted with the nec vessel, nor was their accomplishment "WONDERLAND" the titles unan- ing songs, being a since in ques- nounced: rap essity either of going through the state quick one, the pursuer .wasn't a bit more marvelous to little Alice, than the of bareheaded or tion has been traveling the Atlantic "St&ivSpangled Banner," '"Matching Lace, combined with net. Is much New Jersey wearing 'Through Georgia," "Columbia, the used. hats lacking the most highly prized since 1864 or for nearly half a cen TRANSFORMING PENNIES AND Gem of the Ocean," "Battle Hymn of Everywhere we see a bit of black decorations. Failing In this they are tury. His first trip was of a nature NICKELS INTO DOLLARS the Republic," "Tramp, Tramp, satin. liable to a fine which may exceed to discourage any but the most enthu at this savings bank. It's as certain at the rising: sun that Tramp," "Hail Columbia," "Home, Feathers are slowly coming back the cost of the bat. This sad state siastic lover of the sea, since it was Sweet Home," "Yankee Doodle," to the coiffure. of affairs has arisen from the fact that made on an steamship which took fire "When Johnnie Comes Marching linens are in de- INTEREST INCREASES RAPIDLY "Natural" greater on its way to this country and was Home Again," "Auld Lang Syne, colors. New Jersey has Just passed a law mand than all had been AT THIS SAVINGS BANK "America." veiled are the various part proposing a fine of 20 for every vio only saved after hope Still an account for children and The guests wrote down the names of milady's costume. lation. It is still safe to decorate the abandoned. Altogether it is likely that Open your here see how their opposite the numbers, the pianist say Many little evening frocks are hat with feathers taken from spar- - It will be long before this 3,500,000 "small" change deposits will develop and grow. No. .ing as she played, "No. 1, 2," eta trimmed with cords of precious stones daws, haws, crows and the like, but mile record will be beaten, even with After each piece the hostess held tip or beads to Imitate them. Coral on the increased speed of the LAS VEGAS a term all the more popular . varieties are greatly SAVINGS BANK an object which Illustrated black and white striped moussellne is liners. in "Time,' barred. Not only will this, make it present day used music, stunning. i was a small clock; "measure," a yard Patent leather belts in black, blue, easy to recognize feminine New Jer stick; "key," a door key; "flats," two red or white are to be a stylish finish sey when she comes to New York, but .flatirons; "lines," a pair of nursery for linen frocks. it Is also likely to cause all sorts of EVER HAVE ITT unpleasant complications. A person may leave home by auto or train bat- if You Have, the Statement of This Folks ted entirely within the law, but should East Las Vegas Citizen Will In- For Little that auto or train enter New Jersey the terest You wearer of the headgear containing any of the forbidden plumage is liable Ever have a "low-down- " pain In the to fine. Likewise passengers on in back, coming steamers landing in Jersey In the "small," right over the hips? may find themselves in an un That's the home of the backache. pleasant predicament. Milliners pre- It's caused by sick) kidneys. dict that this law will bring about a That's why Doan's Kidney Pills new style of feminle headgear. They cure it flTHY IT PAYS TO BUY also predict that it will not be beau East Las Vegas people endorse this. tiful. Read a case of It: P. Clddio, 506 Grand Avea East Las M. "I am as Only the most intimate acquaintaa Vegas, N. says: strong ADVERTISED GOODS ces of former Governor Hughes re in my praise of Doan's Kidney Pills cognized him In Justice Hughes of the today as when, I publicly testified in a U. S. supreme court on hla arrival their favor two years ago. I had back. Because the advertiser has done something to inspire confidence. here this week to preside at the bear- great deal of trouble from my dull He has value ings which are being held in connec There was a steady ache through not only explained the and usefulness of his prod- tion with postal affairs. Casual my loins and right side and stooping uct, but has put his personality and reputation behind his friends and acquaintances passed him caused sharp twinges. I believe that statements. my was responsible for the trou by without a word and even his busi- wprk He can be trusted because his very business existence is at stake. ness associates did not know him, ble, as I am obliged to alt In a cramp so much. relief He believes in his to the extent of There was no political or personal ed position Prompt goods investing his capital, not use animus in their acts, however, for the followed the of Doan's Kidney only in making the goods right, but in advertising, which contents of one box former governor was thoroughly dis Plll and the will not prove permanently profitable if he fails to make cured me. I had no re v guised. The luxuriant beard parted completely good secure repeat orders. in the middle and brushed to each side turn attack of backache until about and then Doan's Kid- The advertising is not only a protection to the trade name, but it which had formerly made him the three weeks ago of the trouble." is the advertiser's of mark of cartoonists during two, ho ney Pills disposed guarantee quality. all dealers. Price 60 campaigns was lacking, having been For sale by You are justified in being suspicious of unadvertised goods, be- suits' seem to be the most around the neck, down one side of Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, trimmed to a mere suggestion of its cents. cause, however much confidence the dealer or manufacturer TUNIC for little boys' first the tunic and on the sleeves and belt New York, sole agenta for the United as former self and changing the looks have in he has not in to garb. The one at the left with embroidery or braiding, may States. may them, enough faith them spend can be of be of the man completely. Nor wag his is very plain and made navy preferred. Remember the name Doan's and money in telling others of their goodness. cloth or wash material. The pretty dress on the little girl altered appearance the only surprise blue serge, take no other. The little trousers are ornamented at in the middle of the group Is of pale of the early bearings since one of the It to and white cotton voile. Always Pays Buy Advertised Goods the bottom with buttons, and larger blue striped assistant postmaster general took skirt 14 all the ones fasten the tunlo at the right side. The plaited round; in Is and pains to explain spit of the gen The belt Is worn low and the collar is blouse also plaited ornamented Cuts and bruises may be healed in of black satin buttons and loops. eral belief to the contrary that only of white linen finished with a trill with about one-thir- d the time cuffs are of a of cost required by the same. The collar and white part the charged against the usual treatment by applying Cham The other suit, at the right is made lawn trimmed with pale blue feather mail transportation actually went to berlain's Liniment It is an with lace. antiseptic on the same lines, but Is rather more stitching and edged The the railroads, a large proportion being and causes :mch Injuries to heal with of cream little cravat Is of black satin, the ends re- dressy and can be made expended in other ways, under the out maturation. This liniment also or even of bengaline silk for finished with balls of the same, and lieves soreness of the muscles and cashmere broadest applicatlbn of the term. This parties, ato. It is trlmm4 the belt is of patent leather. rheumatic pains. For sale by all weddings, statement coming on too of the re I si LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST o, igu. lie president, and the New"Hetrco still and watched it amble bylhem. Saihj (Optic traitors have Joined forces In ordsr Kenipton hit one to Ellis irho pulled t MAROONS AVIATE ESTABLISHED 187 y to revenge themselves upon a rjajort-t- It down after a hard run and threw TODAY'S COMMERCIAL' 'AND FINANCIAL NEWS that has repudiated thesi. La Flambolse out at the , PUBLISHED BT plate. o- - The score was tied, and up to the THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. AFTER HAVING PASSING OF 15UYAN sixth, the game was a good one. That I. (iROOHrOBATCD) of inning, however, was the' undoing NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARof'Of TRADE KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK ; the Maroons. Five a wild , 9. Receipts M. M. PADGETT EDITOR Just before the democratic national hits, pitch, New York, Aug. 9. Selling of stocks Chicago, Aug!' Aug. With frost Kansas City, Aug. CAttle GAME a Ra 9; convention in Denver three years ago sacrifice and two errors gave was resumed at the opening of the and rust more threatening than ever 9,00a including .2,000 southerns. IN ton scores. . made one more Na- Representative Leak of New Jersey eight They market today. Weakness was shown in the Canadian 'northwest and with Market steady to 10 cents- higher. in the ninth on a base on ' -- denounced William J.' Bryan on the three hits, throughout the list,, with substantial European news decidedly "bullish, tive steers " $5. 107. 60; southern RATON GRAYS BAT OUT VICTORY balls and an error. southern' cows Entered at the Postoftioe at East lloor of congress. At that time declines, Including a point loss In wheat today took an upward slant steers $4. 00(5.80; and SCORE TO 3 AGAINST The Maroons one in the Las Vegas, New Mexico, lor transmis- Bryan's nomination for the third time WITH 5 got eighth. Union Pacific, Canadian PaciflO; and .The opening hers was unchanged to heifers $2.604.75; native cows and sion the ' ' V '"'V Wicks hit a two Wilson got a through United State Mails as his party's standard bearer was a THEM ,"U, sacker, Reading. Other active issues . were started at 92 heifers $2. 50 7. 00; stockers and as second class matter. higher. September base on balls and Elder threw away of0 re- bulls foregone conclusion. Mr. Leak's de ' off material fractions. The few gains to 93 an advance to' V4 ut feeders $3.505.75; $3.00 lr.- . 'Ill the ball on Ellis' second to TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION nunciation was bitterly hissed by the attempt recorded were insignificant. , Prices acted to 92. Corn traders were ex 4.50 calves $4.007.O0; western was Tt sacrifice. Two more were added to 75 6. western cows DAILY BT CARRIER democratic side. Bryan popu THE MAROONS' RECORD were lower soon after the opening and pecting the government report to be steers $4. 60; . L. hero. No democrat dared raise a the Maroons' total in the ninth. to Pr Copy 06 lar May 16 2; Maroons 11. conditions pointed further liquida- bullish, bo offerings did not come free $2.755.00. One Week ; in wlthoui Japs, Smith was hit by a pitched ball. He 15 voice protest againBt him 17 9. tion. Few changes of note occurred ly and prices showed a tendency to Hogs Receipts 6,500. Market strong One Month f May Japs, 8; Maroons, attempted to steal second and Brad .65 committing political suicide. Mr, in the second hour, the market falling harden. September opened a shad' to to 5 cents higher. Bulk of sales $7.45 One Year May 30 Railroaders, 1; Maroons threw the ball him $7.60 Leak was not returned to congress. bury away, giving a of which was 65 14 in- DAILY 2. into rut, the monotony up at to and seemed 07.65; heavy $7.507.70; packers BY MAIL Last week was another re- third easily. Fisher put up a long foul there 4 3. relieved by the weakness of Chesa- clined to keep within that ranee. Oats and butchers $7.457.70; lights $7.40 One Year $6.00 June Dawson, 7; Maroons, which was in McCauley. markable demonstration on the floor gathered by peake and Ohio, which abruptly de- received .support mainly on account 6.75. Six Months 8.03 June 10 Dawson, 4, Maroons, 2 Smith on the Nelson of the now strongly democrat scoring play. a On the of Sep- 5,000. Market house, 4- - 11 3 clined point. exchange the strength of other cereals. Sheep Receipts of June Dawson, 2; Maroons, got first on error. Wicks WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK ic, but this time a denunciation Kennedy's gossip dealt chiefly with politics, the tember started to higher al 42 steady. Muttons $3.003.40; lambs June 18 Santa Fe, 13; Maroons got a base on balls and Wilson scored GROWER the man from Nebraska was received government crop report to be issued to , sold at and fell bck and yearl- 11. Nelson $5.256.75; One ear with tumultuous When with a nice hit. Ellis poled 00 fed western ewes $2.00 applause. - later in the and the labor situa- to Investment42' hoisted $3. 4. 25; - day buying ings- Bix Months ma- June 19 Albuquerque, 3; Ma- out a foul which 41. l.tju Representative Oscar Underwood, high Kennedy tion as to the railroads. Bonds visions. Initial sales were 21 roons, 4. applied pic $2.503.23. arose in his and caught, ending the game. ex- ro (Cash In Advance for Mall jority leader, place " were steady. The market closed 15 above last night with January statements in June 20 Albuquerque, 4; Ma- - The box score: Subscriptions.) declared that the tremely weak, following the publica- delivery $16.75 for pork; $8.22" for Remit by draft, check or were roons, 3. Raton AB. R. H. PO. A. E. money Bryan's interview on Underwood tion of the crop report which was gen- lard and $8.45 to $8.47 for ribs. ST. LOUIS WOOL If June 24 Maroons 9. 2b 6 3 3 5 4 0 order. sent otherwise we will not he was cheered fo: f Santa Pe8; Caldwell, Wool--Mar- ket oe absolutely false, erally adverse. Prices again declined, St. Louis, Aug. 9. responsible for loss. June 25 Santa Fe 3; Maroons 7. 3b. . 0 0 many minutes and it was significant f Hartnett, ...5 Union Pacific its with and western s Specimen copies free on application. 4 Ma- - taking place unchanged. Territory even some of the one-tim- e "Peer July Wagon Mound, 3; Kennedy, lb. . ...3 that other stocks that sold under yester- CHICAGO LIVE STOCK 1719; fine mediums A1.L, PAPERS DISCONTINUED AT less Leader's" warmest friends roons, 10. 4 La Flambolse, If. ..5 1617; joined day's low price. The grangers, includ Chicago, Aug. 9 Cattle Receipts fine THE EXPIRATION OF TIME 9 Santa Fe 6; Maroons 8. 4 cf. . 1114. in the demonstration against him. July Kempton, ...5 un- 10 PAID - ing Atchison and St. Paul, were 17,000, Marget generally cents FOR. had accused Underwood of 4 July 15 Albuquerque, 6: Ma- 4 Bradbury, c. . ...3 Bryan favorably affected. The retreat was higher. Beeves $5.007.60; Texas Deeds of 4 roons, 10. 4 rr...... 4 Warranty having defeated revision the iron Kelly, steers 50 6. steers Advertisers are guaranteed the ' orderly at first but degenerated into $4. 25; western Felix Martinez et ux to J. H. Flint, and steel schedule because he (un- July 16 Albuquerque, 11; Ma- - 4 McCauley ss. ...5 largest dally and weekly circulation a demoralized rout in the later stockers and feeders 380 6. 2 trade, $4.106.40; Jcne 12, 1911, acres. Consideration 01 any newspaper in Northeastern derwood) was financially interested 4 roons, 4 Harnett, .p low rates. cows New the entire list making Last $3.005.60; and heifers $2.20 $1- - Mexico. in the iron industry. ' V. 4 July 17 Santa Fe 12; Maroons 4 Elder, p 3 sales were as follows: 6.10; calves $5.758.00. - Clestino Garcia et ux to Daniel Three sometimes im- 10. 4 years bring 63 20,000. Market 10 160 acres. Con- - Amalgamated Copper Hogs iReceipts Stern et als, July 25, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1911. portant changes. Today .Bryan is a 4- July 22 Raton, 8; Maroons, 18. 4 Totals 41 14 14 27 13 6 American Beet Sugar 116 cents, higher. Lights' $7.207.80; sideration $225. idol no He is all 23 6; Maroons. popular longer. but 4 July Raton, 3; 4 107 - Atchison 7.0007.80; heavy Avenlcia Montaya to Ceraplo Lob Ignored In the counsels of his party 4- (six Innings.) Maroons AB. R. H. PO. A. E. $6.807.72; Great good to choice 31, lot a nd bouse LET US it-- 7, Northern, pfd .....125 rough $6.807.05; ato, Jul 1911, a IIAVK STATEHOOD and his influence, he has is 4: July 26 Dawson, 3; Maroons, B. rf. . . ..5 0 2 0 0 any, smith, New York Central 105 heavy $7.72 pigs $6.007.65; bulk which measures from north to south confined to those of the "rank and 4 July 27 Dawson. 3: Maroons. 4. 4 L. cf 3 1 0 1 1 Smith, Northern Pacific of sales 59 east to west 175 rock-ribbe- d 4-- - ...... '.....122 $7.257.65. feet and from The "Unholy Alliance" at Washing file" who are in preju- July 29 Raton, 2; Maroons, 4. 4- Fisher, 3b. 4 1 2 1 2 Reading . ...148 Sheep Receipts 20,000. Market feet. Consideration $1. ton, aided and abetted by Messrs. dice and to him. His deca- 4 July 30 Raton, 13; Maroons, 6. 4' 3 1 0 8 2 loyalty Lockhart, lb 115 10 $2.15 ' Southern Paclflo steady to cents lower. Native Quit Claim Deeds Jones, Hand, et al of New Mexico, has dence as a leader began after his 4 August 8 Raton, 14; Maroons, Nelson, c .4 2 1 13 0 4-- Union Pacific 178 3.75; western $2.503.75; yearlings F. A. Manzanares et als to Flladelfo spared no effort to prevent this loag last defeat for the presidency, and 8. Wicks, ss ...4 2 3 0 0 United States Steel 73 lambs, antive $2.75 Baca, April 24, 1911, lots in Ilfeld suffering territory from achieving the has been going on steadily ' ever since. 4- Wilson, 2b 4 1 2 0 5 $3.754.75; United States Steel, pfd 116 6.75; western $4. 006. 90. and Baca addition. boon of statehood. A republican house It was not that the democrats . of 4 Standing of the Team Ellis, If. 3 0 0 0 2 - and senate passed an enabling act for congress who cheered his adversary 4- Won 14; lost 9; percentage .608 Barr, p 3 0 0 0 2 New Mexico, an excellent constitution dislike Bryan so much as that the; "Jones that his wife can't Bildad is of his prowess, was adopted by the peope, a republican are tired of his unsuccessful leader Totals 33 8 11 27 13 7 grumbles very proud Barnett and that take a joke." and upon occasion is a trifle quarrel- president approved it, but unfortunate ship and his presumptuous attitude Elder, altogether Score by Innings: ABSORBLETS "That's funsy, seems to me." some because of his assumed powers ly for New Mexico a democratic house as a party dictator. Underwood unholy combination, again proved too 123 4 Maroons 56789 "How so?" with his fists. It was rumored that succeeded to power and Arizona, with stood upon the floor of the house and much for the yesterday and Raton 2 0 1 0 2 8 0 0 114 near-figh- t the final score was 8 ; Hoax an article written "She took Jones." Judge. he and Dubblelgh had had a its enormity of the recall of the judi called upon his colleaguearightiind Maroons, Raton, Maroons 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 2 8 Here's by 14. The a a who that insects have at a little dinner recently given, ciary Incorporated in its constitution, left to bear witness that Bryan's game practically was repe- Three base hits Mc- scientist, says Summary: Richard the well known e and desirous of at was loaded upon the .shoulders of New charges were baseless. Even old ad tition of the contest of July 30. Bar emotions. He claims he has frequent- Barry, Tompkins, getting Cauley, Fisher, Wicks. Two base i.ts ' anti-suffra- Mexico. herents who had been with Bryan nett was unmercifully hammered and ly seen a mosquito weep. writer, said at a recent the truth of the matter, broached the Caldwell, Kempton, Fisher, Wicks. dinner in And Messrs. Hand and com through all of his campKfgna'jolaed had to retire in favor of the husky Joax Well, I've often seen a moth Albany: subject at the club. Jones, Sacrifice hits Hartnett, Kennedy wom- in the ' Elder in the fourth inning Wicks ball. Philadelphia Record. "The masculine tyranny that "Yes," said Bildad, getting very pany camped In the national capital applause. , j .$J ) after Kelly, L. Smith, Fisher, Ellis 2. In- ' lias since that had cleaned bases en complaia of is often a blessing in red in the face. "Dubblelgh and I bent upon defeating all statehood for Bryan explained the with a long by inings pitched-- Barnett 3, by Elder came to wanted to New Mexico. The intimated he was misled by a Washington dis- three base drive. A hit and a couple Being outside the fire limits, the disguise. nearly blows. I president 6, by Barr 9. Hits off Barnett 4 off " are so in But ", of errors Maroons two more villagers had and received 'Men hideously lacking lick him then and there, and I'd have that he would not any statehood patch. the triumph of Repre- gave the 14. out-b- petitioned sign Elder 7, off Barr Struck y Bar a once said to done too. if I hadn't been resolution that did not eliminate the re sentative Underwood 4s runs after Elder went into . the box. an appropriation for the purchase of young girl it, grabbed nett 1, by Elder 5, by Barr 10. Bases her mother. from behind and held back." call feature Arizona constitu- It marks the rising of a new star in How did they do it? The dope a hand. tub. This was Installed in a from, the on balls off Barnett 2, off Elder 3, off find fault with - the democratic firmament and the on the game does not show much su disused blacksmith shop, where it re- "'Well, don't that,' "Really?" said Tompkins. "Who tion; he said further that he was satis- Barr 2. Hit by pitcher L. Smith were of Bryan-Ism- . mained for two used la the mother answered. Tf they was it you from behind and fled with the New Mexico constitution setting of the political orb periority on the part of Raton. The Lockhart. Stolen years, only grabbed bases Kenneay, Fourth of a not, most girlB would die old maids.' " held back?" " ' as It stood; yet we find these dlstin- - lads representing the Gate City piled Nelson. Pas July parades. Finally you Caldwell, Wilson,, Eljis, stroke of started a small 'New York Tribune. said Bildad, guished patriots every nerve up six errors and made fourteen hits. sed ' wfld lightning "Dubblelgh," gloomily. straining rs balls Nelson, (Bradbury; fire in a farmhouse but when to New Meixco coupled up with KAlLKOAl DISCOUKAG13-- ; The Maroons made seven errors and f nearby, Harper's Weekly. keep pitches Barr, Elder, Time of game the "I tell ye what it is, Silas," said Arizona and to secure of MENT OF MAIUUAjBE ,i i eleven nits.. But the locals' errors volunteer firemen arrived at the the passage 2:25. Umpire Duncan. ter carrier sat near the stove a houses i 1 Were much more costly than were temporary engine house, the foreman together , A penny in the hand is worth more resolution by both that the 't Barnett retired In fourth with none n stood at the door with hand. Uncle Mose Peavey as he and the let-i- a nickel in the president would not Sign. It looks as The Southern Pacific! railroad has those of Raton. but uplifted than slot machine. after three runs had been made. "Don't he the postoffice discussing things in these nefarious efforts had ceased to employ women as" clerks Three safeties, a sacrifice and tech her, boys!" shouted. though "I've two general. "Old 'Squire Dunkley's a been successfuL and stenographers in its passenger passed ball gave Raton two runs in got hens ia the tub!" bustin good shot with a rifle. Ye can A man is shamed to wear new the war between the north department on the ground of their the first inning. The Maroons would Metropolitan Magazine. During talk all ye please about these glas clothes and a woman not to. and south a certain element pretend- physical incapacity for advancement have made one or two in their half of The last time Taft was ball shooters, and your various cham-pee- n to be to the north or and their disposition to get married the first had It not been for the over- President ing friendly BASE BALL in Texas he was invited to shots down to the city, but there to the south were in reality lending at the very time of their greatest .use- ambitlousness of "Brother" Smith traevliag How's ThisT a dinner of bacon and boiled ain't many on 'em can shoot in the aid and comfort to the opposite aide. fulness to the company, who tried to go from first to third on cabbage. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re iju'iiju The invitation was same day with the 'Squire. He kin hit ward for case of can were Other roads have employ- hi3 brother sacrifice. Smith telegraphed from any catarrh that They termed "Copperheads." stopped "Injun's" a throwed into the not be cured Hall's Catarrh Cure.' was off YESTERDAY'S GAMES the citzens of a small town to the dollar air at fifty by Why? Because the copperhead Is the ing women, but not under so frank a caught a mile third. Fisher F. CHENEY & O. president's private car, and was re- yards nine times out o ten." J. CO., Toledo, most deadly snake known to mankind. policy of As re- followed with a two base hit that We, the have known National ceived Archibald W. "Yes, I reckon he kin," said Silas, undersigned, It is unfortunate that New Mexico gards the sweeping indictment of would have scored Smith easily from League by Captain Butt, F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and 0. the aide. consult- pulling strenuously away on his corn women as fill- second. . Pittsburg, 13; Philadelphia,' president's After believe him perfectly honorable In all has copperheads, who, pretending to employes incapably of ' 0. with the the cob, and asphyxiating the rest of the nsiness work in the Interest of her people, ing more responsible posts, tie em- Raton got one more In the third on Cincinnati, 3; Boston, ing president, captain transactions, and financially a Chicago. 3; New York, 1. telegraphed this reply: gathering, "but what If he kin? After ble to carry oat any obligations made have with pitiless and poisonous per- ployment of a woman passenger agent couple of hits and an error, making his firm. St Louis, 0; 2. "The accepts inv- all, Mose you know as. well as I do y sistence been engaged in defeating by the Burlington shows that the the score 3 to 0. It was in the last Brooklyn, president your KINNAN & MARVIN. itation with BUTT." that a dollar looks tea times bigger WALDING, the cherished mar rule admits of exceptions. half of the fourth that the Maroons pleasure. Wholesale O. aspiration ofthe Dunkley-tha- Druggists, Toledo, . This is to old 'Squire it does to and the beniflcent intentions of In effect the railroad's action pen- began doing business and the fans American League the way the message read Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter v jority most o' the rest f us."r"Harper'B alizes women's labor conditions were of New York, 6; Detroit, 4. when the prospective hosts received nally, acting directly upon the blood the republican party of the nation by given their money's worth (First ' . Weekly. ,n-- tx.-iij-'- and mucous surfaces of that amount to a ban on excitement. Fisher led rf with game.) it: the system.. towards the territory. marriage. Testimonials sent free. 75c of all three New York, 2; 1. (Second "The president accepts your invita Price, per Unjust as is the Flood resolution What becomes the advocacy base hit. Barnett walked Lock Detroit, bottle. Sold by all Druggists. game.) tion with pleasure, but " Popular Some people will lie abed all day towards New Mexico, yet so over- and encouragement of. marriage and hart and Nelson, filling the bases, Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-atio- Magazine. and to lie out of it. powering ia the sentiment of the pec--. childbearlng as woman's deepest obli- Hicks hit a might clout to left center Boston, 8; Cleveland, 6. then try of the in favor of the gation to society, if she is virtually and when the ball was returned to the Philadelphia, 4; Chicago. 1. pie territory ' creation of a state government, and to be condemned to' celibacy as a Infield he was perched on third and Washington, 10; St Louis, 5. so determined ia their attitude not to condition of earning a livelihood three runners had spiked the rubber THE OPTIC permit the efforts of a few traitors Women have had to fight tOf retain At this Juncture the mighty Elder dof- THANKED AGAIN to our interests to prevent the their positions as teachers after mar- fed his coat, spit on his hands and Clovis, N. M., July 31st, 1911 Col. M. M. achievement of our rights, that the riage. Is their employment by cor- took the mound. Wilson was next up, Padgett, Las N. - LATEBT president will be urged by many re porations to become contingent on He picked out one to his liking and Vegas, THE SEASON'S ARRIVALS &ir: The publicans and and their sacrifice of their highest mis- poled out a safety, scoring Wcks, El- boys of Company K, honest democrats to sign the pending sion? lis attempted to sacrifice. He laid through the undersigned committee. desire measure. down a grounder which Elder fielded to extend to you their very will New Mexico will not vote to amend We take statehood if we can to first. Kennedy dropped the ball, hearty thanks for the ball which The her constitution; Arizona will prob get it by the devious route of the however, and Ellis was safe. Wilson Optio so generously gave for the en- 5 men ably not eliminate the recall, but if Flood gate, but we shall remember was speeding for third when the error listed at Las Vegas on July 25th, jj the enemies who thus to and which was so President Taft should allow Arizona have sought ocurred and he steamed for the plate. thoroughly enjoyed come in notwitnstancang: no wju defeat the overwhelmingly; expressed threw the by,jm, attending it. 1 " if ,1'na.Pii si! ... pta i: " Kennedy, bajliway ;JS; ao-- f wishes of the ; 10 assure or Sh & simply be answering tils' fool people. uxiewpii to eaten ninif--i Baa wiieon uesire you our Ite ai2.' - --Hih Hobble Toes carding to . & for the courtesies abB.? her folly. Tht iny . scored". J iiBarr frt&laftajt on ilal aP.lfti0I many in sackcloth and ashes need The UnionuiPnunnow and forever, with 5wn us by you and fgopd "repent Smith hit a fly to Kennedy. Ellis at your , t ffi.l Afekeeg Outing Flannels .MOc ; not concern him. It Is sincerely to be New Mexico a part of it. If Arizona tempted to score but was cut off at the friends, especially for so kindly hav boped that the efforts of the New wants to become a laughing stock plate. Smith went ont to Elder to ing The Optic delivered to the regi- 13! ana -- ment in will Mexicans who bave been misrep- a"tfwr6fe camp. It be a long time uu-- . New will The "reeblfection of remains resenting the democratic party at snouid Mexico stand In her way? In the fifth Caldwell hit one down before we forget Las Vegas and quality lppg jafter,, the price to o her citizens. ' "Washington and seeking betray the foul line. Fisher scooped it up hospitable is forgotten. of be This seems to be a tide in the af- the people the territory will not and tnrew it away. Caldwell going to Very respectfully, fairs of New which taken PERRY successful. If the president should Mexico, at second and stealing third Hart KEOWN, the Flood leads on to statehood. neatly. sipn the pending measure, and we nett hit one to Lockhart who held Cald 1st Duty Sergeant, do not think he will. New Mexico well on third. Hartnett would have J. A. BISHOP, Corporal, be once more W. A. may depended upon Mrs. Newedd (pouting) You are been put out on the play .but Wilson SINGLETON, The to ratify the constitution that her not like Kate's husband. He won't let dropped Lockhart's thro to first. Private. 51512, Store of .Quality' have y. v.. r a Opposite chosen representatives pre his wife do a bit of heavy lifting Kenedy hit a sacrifice fly to center Approved by: . j MM t,xA-- 1 a pared, by a tremendous majority. Newedd But I caa't always be at and Caldwell1 scored. Hartnett scored F. C. BLUMLEIN, Railroad fir If ' w. at it? II rr il of democrats and Casfaneda The majority the home when you take your bread out when Ellis let La Flambolse's single Captain Commanding. so insurgents have shown themselves of the oven. Boston Transcript. get away from him in left. The hit Avenue lost to and as trait- E . Las . honesty decency was the merest scratch and should Nell "Maude always uses a foun Vegas to subscribe to a A orously principle pretty girl may not know much. have been handled easily by either tain pen." Belle "Her letters are attberWhb'WaerWlnJirffiWTCut she always knows she's pretty. Fisher or Wicks both of whom stood rather gushingareh't the??""" S .ii'M'lVi'i i. ,safc;i.v ii, JS&lSl i DAILY LAS VEGAS OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 191 1 - Z I T- ' I up the interest I controlling ia the ll - - GATES' Louisville and NashvlUsi , railroad, f.l ,l- Tha Ppaenrinfinnipt , HEROIC 1UU I PERSONALS ' which the Morgan forces were trying I ibdUlipHUlIIQI Fruit to obtain. Cates . Jas sold out to 'AAAAA A JL A 1 i Morgan Sterling Silver Picture Frames and his share of the profits amounted -- FIGHT AGAINST Missr. Wtit t& Ocate Is a guest of to several5 million dollars. After a Miss " Reglna Stern. ''Sppcidla while Gates entered the southern All Sizes :?::''. '"J.. The man who does the Mrs. .Sitf Nahm and family are so field as a of J competitor the big steel " "- ' at EI DEATH LOST - ' "." " I h J..ICJ weighing, the measuring journing Porvenlr. For trust, and organized the Republic li the man who knows how F. B. Huxmann, a dentist of Ceril- - this week only Iron and Steel company. He bought Prices from 90 cents 7 and why the man . on los, was here today on a business visit up the controlling Interest in the Ten- up, whom (Continued From Page One) everything depends. L. H. Lewis, a prominent contractor nessee Coal rlron and Railroad com- Our responsibility is never of Empprla4 fCan., Is here on a business 2 doz. and farm near now Mason Jars, pts... 25c pany acquired important holdings at lost of for Tomer Junction, 4-- sight a moment doz. Mason of iron ore ownedH.Dy the Alabama in West Chicago,' 111., on May 8. 1855, the Jars, qts .'25c prescription filling. Every Territorial Mounted Policeman 3-- doz. Mason Consolidated Iron and Coal compa- son of Asel'A. and Mary Gates. He Jars, yt gal. 25; prescription leaving our A. Sena was in Santa Fe 1 and International yesterday doz. Mason Fruit Jar caps 25c ny, the Power com- TAUPERT'S store is faultless from -- received his early schooling at the - any on official business. 1 doz. 10c pany. school near his farm Fruit Jar Rubbers 5c standpoint that you may A. T. district father's a Jeweler Attorney Rogers, Jr., returned 25c Rotinned Seamed Collen- - For number of years Gates resid- ' Optician take. You then took courses at Wheaton may feel safe tMs afternoon from where and ed in where he owned Springer ders ioc Chicago, a fine , - Watch Our and 8 ure if we fill your college, in Wheaton, 111., and at Windows he had been on a legal business trip, A Full Line of mansion on Michigan avenue. He prescription. Northwestern college, at Naperville, Jelly Glasses Mrs. Harriet Van Petten has return sold the house in 1908 and removed He had no liking for the monotony of Measuring cups at 15c, 10c ed from a week's sojourn at nd to New York, where for some time Harvey's, farm life and decided to enter upon 5c he where she had a very out occupied apartments at the Plaza enjoyable a business career. His first business Heavy Retlnned Fruit Jar WINTERS DRUG ing. Fillers hotel, paying $16,000 a year rent for CO. venture was contracting to husk a 5c RETAIL Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, residents the same. He had been a PRICES neighbor's corn. With the money Heavy Retlnned Funnels, plunger of La Garita, are here on a business all and daring speculator In Chicago, but or Phone Main a saved from this undertaking he sizes 5c ,2,000 lbs. Mora, Each Delivery 20o per 109 lbs. trip. They will return home this eve 3 cans Dutch his career in New York was even 1,000 lbs, to 2,000 Each 100 lbs. boueht a one-thir- d interest in a Cleanser.... 25c lbs. Delivery 25o per or tomorrow. more spectacular. Wall eVreet ning then a new 3 doz. Wooden Clothes Pins 5c began 200 lbs. to 1,000 lbs Each Delivery JOo par 100 lbs. Mrs. threshing machine, to fear him and the Charles Ilfeld returned last 3 Rolls 1,000 Sheets Toilet public wondered 60 lbs. to 200 lbs Each Delivery 40c per 100 lbs. night from Santa Fe where she was at his extravagance and recklessness Less Than 60 Each 100 lbs. The crops were bountiful and the Paper 25c lbs., Delivery 60o per called some time ago by the serious 3 in gambling operations, whether at A threshing business so profitable that Large Cakes Dutch Hand MESA FARMER Illness of Max Nordhaus. the card table, the race track or the after one year Gates bought out his Soap 25c AGUA PUR A Mr. ana Mrs. Romero re stock exchange. In the course of his COMPANY lgnacio partners. While traveling wnn nis TELEPHONE MAIN 8 turned to home In life Gates loBt many millions by dar today their Wagon machine from farm to farm, Gates Harvesters, Storers and Distributors of Natural Ice, the Purity WRITES LETTER iMound after been here several ing speculations, but recovered his having became acquainted and fell in love and Lasting1 Qualities of Which Have Made Las Vegas friends losses and accumulated an enormous days visiting and relatives. with Dellora R. Baker, the handsome Famous Office 701 Douglas Avenue. Rev. C. fortune estimated at from $25,000,000 MoReynolds, pastor of the daughter of a farmer near St. Charles, 10 and 5, 25c Store to $50,000,000. the last few HOME jAdventist church, left today for Coro IlL He was but nineteen of During years he devoted a deal of his l na where he will attend the annual when East years great age and penniless Las N. M. practically Vegas, attention to the development of his meeting of his denomination in New he married the He contracted K. t. nANNON TELL8 A FEW girl tfusiness in Texas and Mexico. to large interests TRUTHS CONCERNING clear some timberland for a farm CROP OHle Peterson and Henry Levlson er other parts of the south and KELL Y GO. RAISING OUT and when he had fulfilled his tition Gates and GROSS, HERE of the Gonzales neighborhood several his partner bought -- ' contract he had $1,000 in bank. With one miles northeast of Las are here up plant after the other, forming (Inooporated) T T- TV Vegas, this money he opened a hardware n. j. nannon, a prosperous mesa on a wire trust under the name of Repair work on the scenic highway a business visit. Mr. Peterson is store at Turner Junction. He did a farmer, In a letter to the folks "back Southern Wire company, with head- will be done this week by the convict accompanied by his wile. good business, but his ambition was WHOLESALE home," boosts for New Mexico In a F. quarters in St Louis. Having absorbed gang of the territorial good roads GROCERS F. Grimm, secretary of the New not satisfied. The posslbllites of the In way that Is sure, to have a good ef- Mexico two other concerns in the following commission, according to Territorial and Dealer Christian Missionary society, barbed wire business, then something fect. The Optic herewith Mr. year, he formed the" Consolidated Good Roads Engineer J. H. Meri- reprints arrived this afternoon from his home new, attracted his attention and he WOOL. HIDES and PELTS Hannon's leter, which appeared in last In Steel and Wire company. In 1892, elx wether. The gang is at present em- Albuquerque and will assist at the became a traveling salesman for Col week's issue of the Erie, 111., Inde years later, he sold out to the Federal ployed at Azul doing work on the Las revival meetings in the Christian onel Isaac Elwood, a pioneer In the pendent: Steel company, after he had organ- Vegas-Mor- a highway. Afterr the tabernacle. . barbed wire business. Gates soon BAIN WAGONS RACINE VEHICLE- S-" "East Las Vegas, N. M., July 20, 1911, ized the American Steel and Wire damage done the scenic highway by Miss Maybelle Goin, who was gradu made himself a reputation as being t,ie "The Erie company, now a of the United the recent heavy rains has been re- Indepedent: ated from the Normal University this the best barbed wire salesman in the part "It has been sometime since we had States Steel corporation. It was or- paired the convicts will be put to year, left this afternoon for her home country. He earned large commis- the pelasure of out friends iginally capitalized at 190,000,000. work on the Mineral Hill road upon SEVEN HOUSES Informing in Raton where she will teach this sions, but that did not him. how are in satisfy Two yearg later the steel trust which the residents of that section of things progressing this part year. Miss Goin is a niece of Mrs. He decided to start in the business big East Las Vegas, N. M., Albuquerque, N. M., Tucumcari, N. M of the hemisphere. We have been was formed by J. P. Morgan and the the county did considerable work last Peter Murphy. of manufacturing barbed wire on his , Corona, N. M., Rowe, N. M., Pecos, H. M., here since March 21, and have not Gates companies were turned into the spring. The good roads commission Thomas' Tipton, Leo Tipton, William own account and, after a short war .ii.. .' Trinidad, Colorado had time to get lonesome or home- merger. Gates wanted to be one of has decided to assist in the construc- Tipton and Dr. W. R. Tipton left this of competition with Elwood, entered sick. Since that time we have 'broken the directors of the trust, but Mr. tion of this road, which will be one morning for a fishing trip on the Rio into partnership with the latter. up, and In on 160 Morgan, fearing his recklessness, did of the most traveled thoroughfares in plowed put crops Pueblo. Dr. Tipton will return tomor Other barbed wire concerns sprang acres, 4milt a house and sunk not consider this advisable and kept the county. barns, row but the boys will remain awaj up and to prevent disastrous compe- - wind-mil- l Gates out of the board. well, put up and have plenty several days. of water. A few years later Gates evened the If a woman knows a man isn't to he EVERYBODY READS LAS VEGAS good J. M. Hunter, now of Omaha, Neb., THE OPTIC , can "We In 40 60 score with Mr. Morgan by buying trusted she do Just to prove it. - have acres of beans, but formerly of Las Vegas, Is here ,.IJH1- acres of millet, 25 acres of alfalfa, 30 visiting old friends and looking after acres of oats and 5 acres of cane. We business affairs. Mr. Hunter was at have a good garden, nice potatoes, one tme a partner of M. L. Cooley In chickens, cow, 3 horses, wagon, buggy the livery business. and farming implements. Wilson Mills and John W. Roberts ' ; i tti'i I "People up In Illinois think we .are expect to drive, to lias Vegas Friday j ;'' h" ,v cooking and sweltering down here. To in Governor William J. MUla' B. M. F. correct this false Impression will state 30, fore-doo- r touring we have not felt the heat anything like car. They will leave Santa Fe- early you have. It gets warm here in the In the morning and expect to arrive VOTERS middle of the day, between 85 and 90, here in record time. but mornings and evenings are cool. In fact I now have on winter unaer- - CARNIVAL AT LONG BRANCH N. 9. This clothing and at night we need wraps Long Brancr, J., Aug. ':;;(. ': resort is "CALORIC" famous donning her gayest ' and some fire. t? n,,.ta we in for the Talk about a rainless country, holiday attire preparation Jag. will to can go you one better this year, as we annual carnival, which begin Fireless Cook Stove have had an abundance of rain. 1 morrow and .continue through, the remainder of the week. Hotels, board kept traclo of the days It has rained and ' are filled in July and they are 1, 3. 5, 6, 13, ing houses cottages and all indications 14, 19. When, it fains here it la a with visitors point crowds ever en- soaker for about three hours, and then to one of the largest here. n clears up. Crops look fine, oats up tertained It Bakes and Roasts, Stews, 10 inches, beans look good, millet and Boils EXPLOSIONi FATAL TO FIVE Steams, GD airaua coming uu nuu Rotterdam, Aug. 9. A boiler of the Every house wife should have a green yaa In Erie In June. Caloric" Cook Oc- Rhine steamer 'Guttenberg exploded Fireless Stove. It "We will have a rest now until saves hours of today with fatal results. Two sailors drudgery and re tober and will kill time in building duces cost of - were killed; the captain and several the living. fence around 160 acres. The govern- Call and a booklet all a. - were seriously injured and get telling us NOW is ,nnfn in ntnrt.- - hie crame nre- passengers with t ID w flake jUCUt fiwug r are and about them. The prices are alike arrangements serve at Onava, about three miles three other persons missing were blown over- to everybody in the U. S., freight from us. We can see the town from it is supposed they board. The funnel and portions of paid. to the new our place. We Bpent a couple of days Model No. 1 Costs $10.00 about ccity the boiler were hurled through the connecting at the Sapello ranch, in the Irrigated Model No. Costs ..... 15.50 walls of a building on shore. i district, elegant roomy stone houses, Model No. 3 Costs 20.00 We have all ma- used to be the court of old times, has sewer. necessary Give a New Stomach Trade and a orchard. I Seemed to Him supplied by elegant stock big "T mifTarari tntATinelv after e&tins be- spotted a cherry tree and Just and no medicine or treatment i tried J3he Rosenthal terial on hand for this work I made that look sick for do writes H. M. doing lieve me seemed to any good," Opposite Y. M. C. A. about minutes. Toungpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake twenty of papers we see you View, Ohio. "The first few doses From the daily Tao- - now is to in line Bet-com- and Diver the time weather. e Chamberlain b Stomach and get had some warm and dry me relief and the Is lets gave surprising down to New Mexico where It second bottle seemed to give me a cool, no flies, no mosquitoes and plen new stomach' and perfectly good for service. as all Tut prompt ty of rain. Will close this letter health' 'sZomaia by druggists. DRY CLEANERS my ink gave out ana u i i u"o be- T town. Many a man Isn't popular simply J o '' ' ..... Hi. .Mil' Jd i'U .litol'M "R. E. HANNON." cause he hasn't the price. SOX VU& ' fVTE'f .J wiirclean and press all Me: f BE AMONG THEilIRS! SKUuIIARLElD iT' .viljj .,.t ji ulv ..... alaniifct rci ?. 301 ...... '! s ivO Lace Kid, Laces, Curtains, 3w."ia V to j- -' ; - ' HB tod fiioia ol bJi.flJO'i Ji j 5 I-h- Glofy& and Slippers, Necl-- 1 AJK3V& si ties; Clean and Blleach Straw and Good BusinetSt o2 CenfeFst! ms$3666Ad n5' and Panama Hats; Clean Block Felt Hats. We call 28 foot Business Lot on Sixth St. Want Offer for and deliver the goods. 2 Business Lots on Douglas Avenue, Seventh St. . $3500.00 near , 1 St. Phone Main 35 523 Sixth 'GD Ed Bud (H-- . (WdD Houses, Stores and Farms For Rent a.nd 1 if EE&pMxtjsid0 O For SeJe ' 1 Imiil&Revell, Phono Hain CD FIR-- E INSURE ' i CONTRACTOR and BUILDER :(. tilt. ( The Investment andAgency Corporation Estimates Furnished on All Kind of f A.fh bill' Job Woik a 1 Building Specialty. ' Phone Main SS6. Opposit Opttoi M IBam- w.' ' Mialana: LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g, 191 1.

terest in the welfare of the state. The NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Saa Miguel THE LOBBY RESTAURANT AND CAFE, WARNED TO SHUN professional reformers are getting too GRADUAL DECLINE In the District Court, close to our home builders and home 1 County, New Mexico. SHORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS owners and the day of their delirium T5he Byron T. Mills, Plaintiff, vs. The Town THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAV o HANDLED Optic Defendants. PEOPLE'S RULE Is rapidly passing. Already some of of Laa Vegas, et als. our too ardent newspapers are sweat OF BATTING Cause No. 6706. ing ink in columnsful for fear that the The unknown heira of Juan de Dios - recall will be used as an Instrument Maese, Miguel Archuleta, Manuel Dur- SOCIETY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY REFORMS of revenge. Something that one of AVERAGES ran, Jose Antonio Casaus, deceased your well known labor leaders of Colo ra persons, St Louis Paper Company, CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2, A. F. & brothers always welcome to the rado intimated to me on the train yes Graham Paper Company, and all un J. H. MURPHY, PROMINENT ORE- HAS 35 MEN ml adverse A. M. com wigwam. W. O. Wood, sacheTh, terday might be brought into effective AMERICAN LEAGUE known claimants of Interests ft Regular GON DEMOCRAT, POINTS OUT use here in Colorado. !N .300 CLASS, WHILE NATION- COLUMN to the plaintiff in the premlsese herein munication first and David Flint chief of records aid THE DANGERS The recall has recently been used AL HAS 20 after described, are. hereby notified third Thursday in each collector of wampum. on, one mayor of Tacoraa, twice, and that a suit has been commenced in the month. Visiting broth, I believe on the same official of Seat District Court by said plaintiff, to quiet era cordially Invited. B. P. o. ELKS Meet second and Denver, Aug. 9. "These muck rak- Since the pitchers of the National H. tle, and is now being tried upon one tbe title to that real estate situated in William H. Stapp, W. M.; Chas. fourth of each ers, regenerators and latter day poli- and American leagues have settled Tuesday evening of our best in for do San Miguel county, New Mexico, to- - Sporleder, Secretary. tical saints, who are Via)'ins up Ore- judges Oregon down to work there has been a grad- month at O. It. C. hall. Visiting ing the duty he had sworn to perform. wlt: O. gon in sensational publications as an ual decline in the batting averages. LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, Brothers are cordially invited. For the most part, the professional re Blocks 2, 3, 11. 47. 60, 61, 77. 90, 91, erstwhile festering hole of corruption, Many of the athletes who are hitting IL Exalted D-- W. 8 19; lots 1 to KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Hunker, Ruler; formers of Oregon are those who have 330 have lots 1 to inc. in block R- but now a redeemed commonwealth, the ball around per cent, y 13 In conclave second Tues-da- Condon, Secretary ot made a failure of practically every ot out 10 inc. block 20; lot block 32; through the magic workings the tumbled, many them dropping egit'? Ma-son- lo else and follows will 2 3 in block 33; lot 13 In block in each month at d 'people's rule,' give me a thing it they of the .300 class. lots and OpMc's Number, Main 2. 14 and 15 Temple at 7:30 p. m. C. F. O. E. Meets first and third Tues in the intuition," said James make a bad business of reform also. The American league according to 59; lot 4 In block 60; lots pain 8. Chas. Tamme, Re- each at Fra- in the last batch of unofficial has in block 72; lots 4 to 36 inc. in block C; day evenings month, Hennessy Murphy, well known figures RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER corder. e 7 36 block 82; lots I ternal Brotherhood hall. Portland, Oregon, at a lawyer and a thirty-fiv- men in the .300 class, while 74; lots to inc. Visiting WHAT WRONG IN TISEMENTS In Porter & democrat, who is visiting in Denver. IS the National has only twenty. Either to 13 inc. in block 83, all Brothers cordially invited to attend. Five cents per line each Insertion CHAPTER NO. Mr. and wife will remaia in the Americans have the cream of the Mills addition to Las Vegas. New LAS VEGAS 3, B. F. McUuire, E. C Murphy Estimate tlx ordinary words to Presiaent; Denver a few en route to Port- batsmen or the National possesses Mexico, also lots 4 to 9 inclusive In ROYAL ARCH MASONS Regular days UNITED STATES NAVY ilne. No ad to occupy less space than Ward, Secretary. land from a east. wonderful pitchers, superior to those block 9 of Raynolds and Harrold's convocation first Monday trip two lines. All advertisements eharg Ma- "One-hal- in each month at f Qf these political evangel- in the younger organization. The lat addition to Las Vegas, New Mex KNIGHTS OF id will be booked at space actually sonic at 7:30 COLUMBUS, COUNCIL ists don't know what are IN A YEAR TWENTY OFFICERS ter point is advanced by several ico, as shown on the respective Temple, p. NO. 804 they talking . without regard to number of H tleets second and fourth can see good in on file and of m. J. A. Rutledge, about and the other half are pander- HAVE DISAPPEARED OR END- critics who nothing --ords. Cash In advance plats of said additions Thursday In O. It. C. hall, Pioneei be preferred P.; Chas. H. Sporleder, ing to what they assume to be a pop- the American league. They may record in the office of the Probate memDers are cor- ED LIVES . building. Visiting but National holds secretary. K-- ular demand for a scientific exposi right, the league Clerk and Recorder in and dially invited. W. Tipton, (J. ; Russell It tion on 'how to soak the grafters and few better twirlers than Ford, Wanted for San Miguel County, New Mexico, E. P. Mackel, F. 8. New 9. Ed cinch the predatory interests' by and York, Aug. The number of Walter Johnson, Joe Wood, refernce to which plats are hereby RANSFORD CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E United States naval officers who have Doc White, Jack Coombs, WANTED Dining room girl. 403 through direct legislation of the peo- Walsh, made. t S. Meets first and third Fri I. O. O. F LAS VEGAS LODGE NO. said Mr. committed suicide, suffered mental Chief Bender, George Mullin, Ray Railroad avenue. ple," Murphy. The said plaintiff, in his complaint days In Masonic Temple. Mrs 1. Meets every Monday evening at has never been worse, breakdowns or disappeared within the Collins, Ed Karger. Vean Gregg, Ed "Oregon any filed in said cause, claims to be the M. their hall on Sixth street. All visit, other state and last year or two have become so large Plank and a few others. To be sure WANTED Position by first class Agnes Trijp, Worthy Matron; politically, than any owner of said property in fee simple; ing brethren cordially invited to at- than that officials at the Brooklyn navy Karger was passed up by the Cardin seamstress, address Box 632, Las Ve Thomas B. Bowen, Worthy Patron; perhaps considerably better that unless you (who are defendants in tend. Carl Carl Wertz, N. Q.; A some of older states. have yard will recommend the appointment als and made good for the Boston gas. Mrs. Minerva A. Howell, Secretary. the Things said suit) enter your appearance in T. Rogers, V. G.; T. M. Elwood, we of a board to inquire into possible Red Sox, but Earl Moore and George never gone exactly as .would have on or before Phone Main 231, 721 Fourth street. Secretary; W. E. causes. It is that within indifferent success in WANTED to said suit September 18, Crites, treasurer; them In this old world of ours and said, the last Suggs had but Operator copy Asso C-- 1911, a will be rendered V. Hedgcock, cemetery trustee. man himself has been the cause of twelve months twenty commissioned the American, only to blossom out as ciated Press report over The Optic's judgment you by default. EL DORADO LODGE NO) 1 all his troubles la the past, as he Is officers on active duty have either stars In the other organization. leased wire, daily except Sunday, against T. Mills is attorney for plain KNIGHTS OF PYTH I AS Meets MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA in the present, and as he will con- committed suicide or disappeared. In the matter of batting averages 11:30 to 2:30. Call on city editor. Byron on lueet in the forest of tinue to be with his human limita- For eight or ten years such cases the two major leagues present the tiff and his office is Bridge street, every Monday eve brotherly love at tions. have been on the increase, and with- greatest contrast of years. Every club WANTED Man and wife to work for Las Vegas, N. M. ning in Castle hall. the Fraternal Brotherhood in two save Wash WILLIAM B. hall, on the second and Fri- "In Oregon two decades and more years the increase, especially In the American league same family, woman must be an (Seal) STAPP, Visiting Knlghta are fourth. has al- Clerk the District Court day of each month at 8 m. C. ago a bunch of republican politicians among younger officers, been ington and the Browns is batting bet average good cook and man capable of invited. p. Clay, cordially G. arming. , ter, than the Pirates, who lead the Consul; Laemmle, Clerk. Visit- became engaged In a bitter factional of milking and doing general work Chas. E. Liebech-nie-r, The matter was discussed at a meet- National. Think of six teams In one ing neighbors are welcome fight, still existing. It was the busi- about the house. Apply to General Cha n c 1 1 o r especially of officers of rank a few better batsmen than the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION and invited. ness of one faction to 'put something ing high league being Secretary Y. M. C. A. Commander. Harry cordially days ago and a number of theories leader In the other, but that is the In District San over' on the other faction, so as to the Court, Miguel Martin, Keeper ot were advanced to account for the ten stack up. New put them out and put themselves in way, they For County, Mexico. Records and Seal. DENTISTS. office. As for the 'interests' both dency. Some of the officers held that Two American league clubs, the Sate Fannie C. Mills, formerly Fannie C. factions looked alike to 'inter- the juniors had too little to do, Athletics and Detroit, as a team hit vs. The Town the FOR SALE Kenderdlne, Plaintiff, BALDY LODGE NO. 77, FRATERNAL F. R. LORD others were In favor of re- .300. Legal blanks of all de ests;' factional quarrels had no ter- strongly better than Not since the days of Las Vegas, New Mexico, et als., - scriptions. seals rec- ror stricting shore leave almost entirely. of Brothers, Anson, Ed Delehan- Notary and UNION OF AMERICA Meets first to the 'Interests;' the 'Interests' Cap ords Defendants. Cause No. 6692. DENTIST It was urged that many cases of Connor and that crowd of at The Optic office. and third Wednesdays of each were not Involved in the row. ty, Roger The unknown heirs of Juan de Dios , Office Pioneer Building un- one evolv-e-d mental breakdown are caused by fence breakers has a major league month at Fraternal Brotherhood "Finally astute politician FOR SALE Maeee, Miguel Archuleta, Manuel Du Rooms 3 and 4 fortunate manners and methods of club the ball so extensive- White Wyandotte hens. a plan to put his opponents out of pummeled ran and Jose Antonio Casaus, deceas- hall. A. E. Hayward, F. M.; W. Office Phone Main 67 .260 was a few $8 and $10 per doz., according to business, it was in the form of a enforcing discipline by commanding ly. A mark of big ed and also all unknown Secretary. Visiting mem- Residence Phone Main 418 quality. Mrs. M. E. Hum- persons, to be by officers. years back. The Pirates lead the Na Johnson, bers cordially invited. pledge signed boldt, Kan, claimants ot ltnerests adverse to plain (Hndidates for the state tional with nine points above that legislature, tiff In the premises hereinafter de DR. E. L. HAMMOND promising upon their honor, should figure and the remainder of the clubs FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD, NO. FOR SALE Airedale ter- scribed, are hereby notified that a suit ' DENTI8T thejr be elected, to cast their vote for trail along behind, as they did in the Registered 102 Meets every Monday at riers. The has been commenced in said District night 1'nited States senator tor choice BASEBALL NOTES days of yore. best chum for children their hall in the Schmidt Suite 4, Crockett Building. Has phones the and Court by said plaintiff, to quiet the building, ot Another theory advanced to explain the most reliable guardian of west Fountain tne people expressed through, a title to that real estate, situate in San of Square, at eight at office and residence. the harder in the Americans is the home. P. J. Wesner. cor- or direct vote of hitting to-w- o'clock. members are popular the people. '' Miguel county. New Meixco, it Visiting This was called that the National league does not use dially welcome. E. E. Gehrlng, presi 'statement one,' Mitchell and Krichell of the St Blocks 5, 7, 8, 9, 17, 18, 24, 25. 49 ATTORNEYS but before and was - the same lively ball, although the dent; Mrs. Emma D. Burks, Secre1 after this plaa Louis Browns. Nice sounding bat- and 13, block 72, lot block 32, are made in the same factory. For Rent lot 15, C. advocated seriously the aforesaid as- tery, that. spheres tary; Pally, Treasurer. and all in Porter & Mills addition to Las Geo. H- - Hunker Chester A, Hunker tute politician, a man of large The records of first basemea being "Kid" Nichols, the old Boston pitch- k UR KENT Two room furnished Vegas, New Mexico. Also lots 21 and means, with a large sack, organized a outfielders this season show the big er, is scouting for the Detroit Tigers. house. 921 Lincoln avenue. 22 In block 9 of the Sulzbacher J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE NO. 545, HUNKER & HUNKER and machine difference between the lively and the Apply Lopez, finely working compact As a pinch hitter with the Giants I. O. of B. B. Meets first Tues Attorneys at Law as old balls. More flies and fewer & Rosenwald's addition to Las Vegas. every In his own Interest a candidate for Mike Doalln had a batting average of Laa New are this season, FOR RENT Fine suite of furnished New Mexico and lots 14 and 15 in block day of the month in the vestry Vegas Mexico the United States senate throughout 333. griunders being hit and a of the housekeeping rooms, bath, electric 1 of Manzanares and Lopez addition rooms of Temple Monteflore at 8 the state and succeeded as the popu- Joe Wood, of the Boston Red Sox, big percentage grounders so the in lights, etc., excellent location. 918 to Las Vegas, New Mexico and lot o'clock p. m. Visiting brothers are lar choice of the people by a small must be included in the list ot real travel fast they go through MASSAGE field for safeties. Eighth street. as shown on plat of lots on Main cordially invited. Isaac Appel, plurality and was elected as TJQited star pitchers. Charles Sec First basemen seldom made less street, Las Vegas, New Mexico and President; Greenclay, States senator. The Highlanders have found De than 10 putouts a game last season. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front that certain lot lying and adjoining in retary. MRS. OLLIB SHEARER "This is one illustration of the troit easy picking, but the White This the records show first room. All modern conveniences the rear and north of said lot 3, meas Masseuse and Midwife working of the Oregon system and Sox have the Yankees' goat. year basemea 5, 6 and-- 7 putouts Private home. Address X., 35 feet from east to west and Residence Phone Main 308 how it sprang fro nithe impulses of re- President Comiskey of the Chicago making Optic uring RED MEN Meet In Fraternal Broth- after day. Hal Chase made two 45 feet from north to south and" bound Parlor Phone 75 form. As the 'interests' were sup- White Sox has signed Irving Kanteh- - day erhood hall the sleep of die fourth Massage Vegas putouts in a recent game at Cleve RENT Two newly furnished ed on the east lot of L. In Las posed to keep the old machine well ner, a California pitcher. for by Marion Thursday of each month, eighth Vegas Thursdays, Fridays v , rooms, greased under the old system, the McKechnle looks to be the best land, lights, bath and toilet No Cooley, south by said lot 3, on the run, thirtieth breath. Visiting and Saturdays. health seekers. 918 new machine la kept well greased man the Pirates have nad on urst Jackson ave west by lot of Stern & Nahm and north A bird in the hand is worth a whole nue. Call at 509 Sixth first, by federal appointments, and, base for many a day. street. by an alley. Said lot 3 being bounded in the bush. secondly, by giving the people direct Johnny Evers, of the Cubs, who is aviary on the south by Bridge street on the "Do you think a gentleman has power without the aid of the repre- in the Adirondacks, writes any east by lot of said Marlon L. Cooley resting excuse for into a barroom sentative and delibera his health is getting and on the west said lot of Stern eystem the that greatlx improved. ' fight?" by tions of a 'body, of di- Several league clubs are &. Nahm. All of said lots as shown on representative major ECZEMA CAME "Not unless he has his with rect the or that for Herb the Pacific gang tbe plots of the ,legialatloa by people bidding Bryan, him." Cleveland Plain Dealer. respective additions, Ice Ko portion of the people who pay any at Coast league star now pitching for on file and of record in the office of tention to law-maki- from Sacramento. the re- &pfal the street probate clerk, and Hay. Fever, Asthma and Summer Colds corners or constitutional It is said that Little Rock will get FROITEETIG in and tinkering Must be relieved quickly and Foley's corder, for San Miguel county, and freak statute manufacturing by the Mobile franchise and once more Honey and Tar Compound will do it New Mexico. Pure Distilled Water petition of 8 per cent of the elector be a member of the Southern league. Watery Festers Dried in Scabs. EM. Stewart 134 Wolfram St., Chi The said plaintiff in his complaint ate. After winning a big bunch of cago, writes: "I have been greatly in said cause claims to be owner Would Dig and Scratch Her Face. troubled hot the "Out thia oomes games at home; the Cleveland Naps during the summer PHONE 227 MAIN of the Initiative, Used Cuticura and Oint- months with fever and find of said property In fee simple; that took a bad tumble during the eastern Soap hay that referendum, recall, expounded by by using Foley's Honey and Tar Com- unless you (who are defendants In invasion. ment and Was Cured. reformers in the name of the pound I get great relief." Many others said suit) enter your appearance in wno whole and with no to Association is having "When little was suffer similarly will be glad to the said people regard my girl about eight! benefit suit on or before September a great pennant race this season with months old, she was taken with a very by Mr. Stewart's experience. the past history and experience of po O. G. 18, 1911, a judgment will be rendered at least six teams having a chance to irritating breaking out, which came on Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co. litical society or the fundamentals of her face, neck and against you by default. . cop the flag. back. When she first science ot government or of political Suitor would like Byron T. Mills Is the for Manager Lave Cross of Charlotte, came down with it, it to see the photo attorney economy. came in little '.watery-lik- e of the lady with the $50,000 plaintiff and his office is on Bridge N. C, and Manager Tom Dowd of festers under her dowry. - "So Colorado nas the inl Matrimonial Las N. M. adopted New Bedford, Mass., two old big eyes, and on her chin, Agent We don't show street, Vegas, tive and referendum and perhaps will then after a few days photos with the large dowries. (Seal) WILLIAM B. STAPP. ANT leaguers, have found the going too it would dry down in Ads the recall? the Lord ' Wasp. Clerk of District Court. adopt Well, may tough and quit the job. scaly, white scabs. Ia the have mercy on our governmental soul, the daytime she Was . r Pitcher Jack Coombs of the Ath- and because constitutional as quite worrysome The Are Best your life is letics never before got such a beating would din and scratch university baker is not always her face all college-bre- d dead as the British house of lords." sev- Z nearly the a man. Loss of Time Means Loss of as he did when the Tigers made IA time. Pay --4 --4 nz Kidney trouble and the His it breeds "Of the dozen constitutional amend en runs in one inning during the ft i consulted our Market and found means lost time and lost pay to many Finders ments and the two dozen statutes, sub- Philadelphia-Detroi- t physician series. she was Buffering from a working man. M. Balent 1214 Lit- mitted to the of under twenty-player- s people Oregon Cincinnati has seven of the eczema, which he said tle Penna St, Streator, 111., was so the new system, no one of them that for .300 came from her teeth Hay Fever Summer Colds bad from bladder trouble Classified ads. search out the people to whom hitting or better ing. I used the ointment he gave me M kidney and among all has in been of benefit to the and that he could not work, but he says: of those who MIGHT BUY the any way in the National league, Besher, the without any relief at all. Then I MUST BE RELIEVED QUICKLY particular thing is worth most. base-steale- wrote for a book on and pur- "I took Pills for a people but could have been enacted leading r, and still the Cuticura, AND WE RECOMMEND Foley Kidney only chased some Cuticura Soap and Oint- short time and entirely weU and That property you want to sell is WORTH MOST through the representative system Reds are not able to make much of ment at the I did as I found got to some- drugstore. was soon 5 directions in and able to go back to work, one who reads the ads.a in this with less noise, Industrial and econ a showing in the pennant race. the Cuticura Booklet, Foley's Honey and Tar and am healthier than newspaper and would never when she was one year old, she was feeling well and hear of unless omic disturbance and expense, and entirely cured. Now she is three years before.' Foley Kidney Pills are tonic your property it were advertised here. measures and four months, and she has never Compound in action, In results a good none of the inoperative Do not allow and blad been troubled with eczema since she quick Others, who read and answer ads. your kidney For friend to the working man or woman in this newspaper, want of which there are not a few "would der trouble to develop beyond the was cured by the Cuticura Soap and' quick and definite results. to Cuticura Mrs. For MEASLES' COUGH for who suffers from kidney pills. O. G. (and are anxious find and pay cash have been enacted at all by an Intelli reach of medicine. Take Foley Kid- Ointment." (Signed) the COUGH for)ooks, automobiles, Freeman Craver, 311 Lewis St., Syra- that follows SCARLET FEVER, for Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Co. used machinery and furniture, articles of gent representative body. Single tax ney Pills. They give Quick results and cuse, N. Y., May 6, 1911. CROUP, WHOOPING usefulness of any with COUGH for and musical an issue in our next stop irregularities surprising Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold ASTHMATIC CONDITIONS, or a sort, instruments. will be election, O. G. to those who cough Moines woman promptness. Schaefer and Red throughout the world, but of whatever origin, including CHRONIC A well known Dea one hence. to have tried the usual remedies and found r As year Oregon happens Cross Co. COUGHS of ELDERLY PP-nia- .tr. after for two the classified ads. are read all Drug them and who have lost faith sniftering miserably days by possible buyers, of all have more home owners and home wanting, from bowel complaint, was cured by sorts of in everything, a liberal sample of each, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound possible things, they have come to be the finders of few sections of with 32-- p. book on will be sent ' one dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol the builders than other There's no excitement in the world the skin, V. U. SliHAEFER best markets! , e, on to Potter Drug era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale the country and as such have some in to beat twins, except triplets. Sost-fre- application Red Cross Co. Corp., Dept. 2A, Boston, Mass. Drug tiy all druggists. I T A C TTTn AC HAT! V riTT!r lirT7rXTT?cr a r a tti tpt . l Gelse. $40: a ntmvt nt tnnA --fnrmtln - - "" or 15, 18, 17, on coin avenue at be ,, f T. jou fronting beginning alley 22, 23, 24, 25, Mrs. Mattie Green, Dillon, $20 each; lota 4, 5, Herbert W. 28, 29, SO, Investment ft Agency cor- norUl 8,d f NaUonal avenue be-- tween Sixth end Seventh streets, and $20 lota WHEREAS, by resolutloa .entered ,?U6ir 'ginning each; 26, 27, 28, Fletcher E. Brown, $20 each; lota 6, 7, A. A. Jones poration, $20 each; lota 31, 32, and nlttZJ n the alley between Fourth running thenoe east for 42 feet, H. G. England, $20 rear 25 of of record, the City Council of (he Railroad d rn.eavenues, J. Y. Lu- - each; feet lots $20 each; Iota 8, 9, F. O. Blood, $20 south half of 33, E. O. Thomas. $50; Cltj and Fifth streets. R. J. Coors, $33.60; lot C subdivision of 1, , of Las Vegaa, New Mexico, has declar- Taupert, fronting 2a feet on Washington each; lota 10, 11, E. L. Goff, $20 each; lots 34, 35, and north half of 33, W. Mlnr.tr 1 0 I. 1 . r werM. f)J leei Ol 1QIS 10, ID, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, fronting 60 feet avenue, Charles H. Stevenson. $20, loU ed it to be necessary and proper, in 1Ck3 b ilrs-- 17. RK 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 17, 18, 19. 20. 21. E. Robertson, $50; lota D, E, F, Maria frontlne tuat on north side of Lincoln avenue, A. H. Clock 2. the opinion of the said M. A. Griswold, $20 lots 7, 8, 38; lota 1, 3, 4, Florence H. 22, 23, Trinidad G. de Baca, $20 each; and Aurella M. Baca, $20 each . City Council, each; 9, National Ave. from the corner of Na $40; lot B, subdivision to have constructed and maintained a 10, 11, 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. H. Harris, being bterns, $20 each; lots 5. 6. 7. 8. F. H lcta 24, 25, E. G. $20 each; Sec. 16. The following described tional avenue and Fifth Mar- - of lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 60 Murpheyy, sewer in a of the eaid G. Coors, $20 each. street, fronting Crall, $20 each; lots 9, 10, 11, 12, Mary lota 26, 27. 28, 29, 30. 31. Trinidad G. of land are assessed the portion City of JOTie Hume lots feet on north side of Lincoln L plecea which, is desaribed Block Strickfadden, $68; avenue, Davis, $20 each; lots 13, 14, George de Baca, $20 lota 33, Frank amount herein Lai Vegas, as fol 19; lots 11, 12, 13, 14, W. H. ZO. B. each; 32, designated: is. is, 21, heirs of F. January Optio Publishing Co., $40; lot A, be- $20 lots 15, 16, S. 2 lows: Shultz, $20 each; lot 15, J. H. Smith, i0 Arnot, each; 17, F. Koy, $20 each; lota 34, 35, 36, C. A piece of laa J iu Block of the Rey each; lots 22, 23, Mrs. Cora 8. ing subdivision of lota 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, $20 lots lots 16, 17, 18, 19, H. W. Kelly, Rrush, each; 18, 19, 20, H. J. $20 each; lota 37, 38, heirs nolda and Harrold addition and com main line of the w, enner, 20 each; lots 24, 25, 26, F. H. 12, fronting 60 feet on north side of $20 The Atchison, To $20 each; lots 20, 21, 22, 23, Kate Mueller, each; lots 21, 22, 23, 24, of F. B. January, $20 each; lots 23, prising Iota 7, 8, 9. 10. 11, 12, 13, 14. and Santa e fierce, $20 each; lots 27, 2S, Chas Lincoln avenue, Nathaniel Fetterman, J C. & Marvina peka f railway company wnght, $20 each; lots 24, 25, Bertha Johnsen, $20 each; 40, Mrs. J. A. Patterson, $20 each ; 15, 16. 23, 24. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. 8L on the Lincoln avenue Rosenthal $20 each. $40; Iota 13, 14, Chris Wiegand, $20 lots 25, 26, 27. 28, and 34 feet on east; to .Tenth Chambers, $20 each: lots 26. 27. Ben Block rear lota 41, 42, Ethel M. Bowen, $20 each. 32, thereof and fronting 300 feet on 3o; lots 1. 2, 3, Mrs. Olive lot 15, Peter $20; lot 16, of Wash-infgo- n street on the South; on the west by Loies, $.20 each. each; Roth, lots 27, 28, which latter faces Block 5; lot 1, Teitle Friedman avenue, St. Sani Boucher. $20 lata 4. 5. 6. Las Ve J. M. lots Adolph Anthony's a line from the center of the inter Sec. 3. each; Cunningham, $20; 17, 18, avenue, Mrs. Evaline C. Ben- $240. The lots and pieces of gas $20 lots 7, A. O. baum, $20,' lot 2 Tranqulllno Gonza tarium, section of Tentbj street and Lincoln ana - havings Bank, each; Wheeler, $20 each; lots 19, 20, jamin, $107.20. A in the San Miguel Town Co's ad- 8. 9, Mrs. les 20; lots 3, 4. Carrie Belle piece of land on the east aide of avenue, thence north to Columbia ave Hulda Rosenthal. $20 each: Mrs. M. J. Rellly, $43.20; lot 21, Block 33, lota 1, 2, 3, Frank Sprin- dltion are assessed as follows the 60 Vogt, $20 each; lota 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Mrs. Railroad avenue and bounded on the nue; thence Columbia avenue east feet of lots 15, 16, 17, 18, heirs of F. B. January, $18; lot 22, ger, $20 each; lota 4, 5. 6, Atchison. along Block 19; lots A. B. C. D. sub 1 u. ; north by Main avenue and extending being fronting on National avenue, $48, Mrs. Pauline Graaf, $18; lot 23 fronv & nnidad de Baca, $20 each lota 28, east to Eighth street; thence north of 2. Mrs. S. A. Chaf-fl- Topeka Santa Fe railway Co., $20 thence 150 feet To-- division lots 1, 3, M.i, M. west 82 feet 3 Inch 25 Chris 20, 30, Browne ft Manzanares Co., $20 south, Atchison, ta Raynolds avenue: thence 75 Sundt; the ing feet, Wiegand, $20; lot each; lots 7, 8, Wm. P. Mills, $20 each; east fronting feet on Railroad ave es of 17. each; lota 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, C. D. pake ft Santa Fe Railway Co., $120. on avenue to Sixth lots 15, 16. 18. 19. fronting 24, fronting 40 feet on Sixth street, lcta 9, 10, Mrs. Laura F. Blood, $20 Raynolds street; nue, $60; lots E.F. being subdivision on Boucher, $20 lots 41, 42, Ed San- - A piece of land lying on the east south to Baca National avenue, Francis H. Olney, Cbria Wiegand, $32. each; lota 11, 12, 13, 14, F. H. Pierce each; thence avenue; thence of lots 1, 2, 3, fronting 50 feet on Na ner $20 lot 5, Juan $20. aide of Hailroad avenue and bounded $65.80; lots 20. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, Block 11; lota 1, 2, J. K. Martin, $20 lota D. E. 75 each; Sandoval, east along Baca avenue to Fourth tional avenue, P. D. McElroy, $40; lot each; F., fronting on the south by Lincoln avenue ana n, Z8, M. M. Sundt. $20 each: the fol $20 each; lots 3, 4, Jacob Kenestrick feet on Columbia Mrs. Sec. 12. The iota and pieces of land street; thence in a line midway be- 4, Mrs. S. A. Chaffln. $20; lots 5, 6, avenue, Otto extending thence north a distance of lowing subdivisions of what is known $20 each; lot 5, Mrs. Rosana Kenes Grimm, lota A, B. in the Ilfeld & Baca addition are as tween Baca and Washington avenues Henry Dlnwoody; $20 each; lots 7, 8, $60; C, fronting 825 feet, Atchison, Topeka ft Santii as Phillips subdivision of lots 10, 11, trick, $20; lota 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, Thomas 75 on Columbia S. sessed aa follows: from Fourth street to Grand avenue; Mrs. L. H. Kerlee, $20 each; lots 9, feet avenue, Ed Fe Railway Co., $660. 12,13,14; lot designated as O, fronting Foster, $20 each; lota 7, 8, M. L. Coo- - lota 19, 20, 21, Block 2, lota 1, 2, 3, 4, M. L. Cooley thence on Garfield avenue to the said 10, Damacio $20 each; lots Lewis, $60; 22, Laura A piece of land bounded on th Montano, so reet on National avenue, H. A. $20 each; lots 13, 14, 15, 16, D. Q. C. $20 each; lota 5 ,6, 7, Mary L. Davis, main line of the Atchison, Topeka & 23. 29, Southwestern & Loan ley, Witten, $20 each; lota 23, 24, The north by Main avenue, on the east by Building Wise, $20; lot designated as 1. front Winters, $20 each; lots 17, 18, M. L. Mutual $20 each; lota 8. 9. 10, William J. Santa Fe Railway company on the association, $20 each; lot 30, Thos. Improvement Co., $20 each; Grand avenne, and on the west by ing 40 feet on corner of Grand and Na- Cooley, $20 each; lot 19, Mrs. M. J, lot. 26, Mra. Katherine Milla, $20 each; lots 11. 12. E. W. Hart east, F. Clay $20; lota 31, 32, Chas. H. Clay, s25, Earickson, Fifth street, fronting 75 feet on tional, Mary J. Wise, $32; lot desig- McDonald, ,20; lots 20, 21, Investment $20 lota 28, Mra. M. $20 each; lota 13, 14, 15, 16, L. E. $20 each; lot 33, Nellie $20; each; 27, Anna Grand avenue, Archbishop J. B. Fi WHEREAS, the said Council Parish, nated as 2, fronting 29 feet on Grand & $20 lot Trainer, $20 each; lota 17, 18, Mrs. City lot 34, Nellie Parish $17.60; lot 35 Agency corporation, each; Shout, $20 each. taval, $60. has elected that the whole of avenue, H. A. Wise, $23.20; Iota de- 22, Sarah E. $20; lot 23, heirs Hattle L. Thompson and R, J. Taupert the and the north 3 feet of lot 34, H. B. Atkins, Block 40, lota 1, 2, Clarence Iden, A piece of land on the northwest cost of eaid construction shall be as signated as 3, 4, fronting 75 feet on of F. B. $20; lot 24.. the $20 lota 3, 4, 5, $20 each; lota 19, 20, Daniel Stem, Martinez, $22.40; lot 36, Southwest January, Agua each; Mrs. Nellie corner of Main avenue and Eighth sessed the lota and of Grand avenue, Mrs. Hulda Rosenthal, Pura Co. of Laa $20; south 20 O. $20 each. against pieces ern & Loan $20; Vegas, the Schaefer, each; lota 6, 7, A, street and fronting 68.2 feet on nortl land In said Bulling Association, $C0. of 24, B0 Block 3; ota 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, B. F. For- situate portion of the lots 37, 3S Southwestern & fifty feet lot fronting feet Wheeler, $2 each; lots 8, 9, 10, A. A. aide of Main avenue, Mra. Marie Hay- - or in said sewer abut- Building Block 31; lots 1. 2. 3. P. J. Murphy. on Seventh street the sythe and Evaline C. Benjamin, $20 city district and Loan $20 a of beginning at Jones, $20 each; lot 11, Alio R. Long ward, $46,56. on the line of said or so association, each; piece $20 each; lot 4, Mareoa Garduno, $20; between Lincoln and C. H. each; lota 6, 7, Mrs. Emma F. Tamme, ting sewer, land fronting 60 feet on south side of alley Douglas $20; lot 12, Schlrmer, $20; lots A piece of land on the north side of near thereto as to be. in the lota 5, 6, Investment & Agency Cor heirs of F. B. $40 13, Alice R. $20 $20 each; lota 8, 9, 10. Simon Bachar opinion National avenue, being the rear avenues, January, 14, Long, each; the Main avenue beginning 68.2 feet from of the said sixty poration, $20 each; lots 7, 8, Mrs. E. Block 12, lota 1, 2, 3, 4 Emma Ket- west 15, 16, ach, $20 each; lota 11, 12, 13, 14, W. City Council, benefited feet of lots 37. 38, E. N. Wild. $48. one half of lots 17. 18, 19, the N. W. corner of Main avenue and the S. de Borreco, $20 each; lots 9, 10, ner and J. M. $20 lots 75 R. Tipton, $20 each; lota 15, 16, 17, by construction thereof; Block 20. lots 2. A. G. Turnbull, each; 20, fronting feet on Columbia ave Eighth street and thenea 1, Zummach, Damacio Gallegos, $20 each; lot 11,; 18, Jessie E. Haydon, $20 each; lots extending And Whereas, the said City Council $20 6, Bertie Q. Jameson, $20 each; nue, B. S. Gowan, $60; the east half 86.2 feet west, Chaa. F. caoh: lots 3, 4, Mrs. Hulda Rosen 12, 13,1 19, 20, Mae $20 each. Hummel, Adolph Teitlebaum, $20; lots lots 7, 8, Las Vegas Town Co., $20 of Iota 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, fronting Henry, $68.96. has ordained, thal. $20 each; lots 5, 6, 7, $20 each; 15 Sec. 13. Manuel F. Bustos, $20 each; lot each; lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, L. C 75 feet on Columbia avenue, The lota and pieces of A lot 8, fronting 60 feet on Grand ave- Sophie In piece of land ,on the north side 1. Seneca T. Kline, $20; lots 16,. 17. Ilfeld, $20 each; lots 15, 16, 17, 18. D. $60: lots 21, 22, Sadie S. land the Elston addition are assess- Sec. That each of the following nue, Lydia M. McNalr and Constance Moise, as of Main avenue, beginning at a point fronting 50 feet on Railroad avenue, Laa Town Co., $20 each; lot $20 lota 23, 24, E. ed follows: lots and pieces of land abuts on the L. Parsons, $48; lots 9, 10, 11, 12, Ly- Vegas MeClanahan, each; 144.4 feet from the N. W.' corner of Mary Colvllle, $40; lots 18, 19, front Mrs. Mattie S. 20, E. 25 Lot 1, fronting 40.5 feet on Seventh line of the said sewer to be construct dia M. McNalr and Constance L. 19, Green, $20; lots W. Layton, $20 each; lota ,26, Main avenne and Eighth street and ing 50 feet on National avenue and a 21, Alfred $20 lots 23, Norman and Jean G. $20 street, lot 38, fronting 40.5 feet on ed In the said portion or district of $20 lots 13, 14, 15, 16, Nolette, each; Skinner, extending thence 61.5 west, Lizzie V. Parsons, each; part thereof fronting 50 feet on Rai'-- O. U. W. R. & $20 27. A. Sixth street, Southwestern Realty Co. the City of Las Vegas, New Mexico, 100 feet on Main 24, A. E. I., each. each; lota 28, J. Wertz, $20 Carpenter, $41.20. fronting avenue, road avenue, Seneca T .Kline, $40; 6. $64.80; lots 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, or Is so near to the line of the said B. Sea The lots and pieces of land each. A piece of land on the north sida Archbishop J. Fitaval, $80; a piece lots 20, '21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26. 27, 28, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 37, Southwest sewer as to be, In the of the in the Blanehard & Co's addition are Block 50; lota A. B. subdivision of of Main avenue beginning at the inter- opinion of land on the east side of Fifth 29, Kate $20 each: the rear ern Realty Co., $20 each; north one said City Council, benefited by the street at the between Wright, assessed as follows 17, 18, 19, 20, heirs of Mrs. S. C. Gale, section of Main and National avenues beginning alley 75 feet of lot 20 fronting 75 feet on Block 5. lots 2, 3, Marie Sellar C. D. half of lot 25, Southwestern Rea'ty construction thereof, and each and Main and National avenues and front-- 1, $40; lots E., same subdivision, and running thence east 751.4 feet National avenue, Kate Wright, $60; $20 lots 4, 5, 6, Terri Ambrosio same Co., $10; lots B. C. Mae Henry, every one thereof is therefore hereby in ar 50 feet south from said Mrs. Bullard, each; Sandoval, $60; lot F, New Mexico Normal University, ' alley, lot 30, Mrs. M. lots 31, 32 $20 lots A. 19, Mrs. Anna M. amount de- Bolt, $?0; tory of New Mexico, $20 each; lot 7, subdivision, unknown, $20; lots A. B. each; $601.12. assessed the hereinafter Hulrla Rosenthal, $40; lots 17, 18, F. $20 D. Kate Wright. $20 each, lot 33, Jno. A. A. Jones, $20; lot 8, unknown, $20; subdivision of lots 21, 22, Shout, each; lots E. F., George A on signated, such amount being the pro O. Blood, $20 each: lots 19, 20, Alex Margaret A. piece of land the west aide of J. Robosser, $20: lot 34, First Nation lots 10, National Bank of Las Burns', same Fleming, $20 each; lots 20, 21, Fred portionate frontfoot share of each of Levy, $20 each: lots 21, 22. 23. Clin 9, First $40; lot C, subdivision, Eighth street extending 60.4 feet al bank of Las Vegas, $20; lots 35, $20 lots 11, 12, Monte-flor-e Westerman, $20 each; lots 22, 23, 24. such lots and pieces of land of the ton A. $20 each. Vegas, each; Felicita Townsley, $20; lot D, same north from the alley between Nation- Browning, 36, 37, 38, S. Colvin. $20 each. 13, 2o, 26, 27, Mutual Improvement Co., total cost of eaid 120 Congregation, $20 each; lots subdivision, Mrs. B. Logan, $20; lot al and Grand avenues, N. Fontaine, constructing the Block 21, south feet of lots 1, 2, Block lot 1, j. $20 each; lota 28, 29, F. H. 32, Adolph Teitlebaum, 14, 15, 16, R. B. Rice, $20 each; lots E, same subdivision, unknown, $20. Hark. $40.32. sewer within the portion or district fronting 75 feet on Main avenue. G. M. $20 Iota 30, 31, 32. J. H. $20: lots 2, 3, Mrs. Roberts. $20 17, 18, Alice H. Rice, $20 each; lots Sea 9. The lots and of land each; York, A of land on the west side of .the said city above described. $60; the north 40 feet of lots 1, 2, 3, 4. pieces $20 lots 33, 34, 35, south piece each: lot Adolph Teitlebaum, $16,25; 19, 20, 21, Joseph Wight, $20 each; in the addition are assess each; and of street a fronting 40 feet on Fifth street, Mrs. Riedllnger half of lot 36, M. M. Eighth beginning at point Sec 2. The lots and pieces of lots 5, 6, Vidal Salazar, $20 each: lot lots 22, 23, 24, C. W. Hill, Jr., $20 each. ed as followa: Padgett, $70. 50.4 feet from the between Na Hulda Rosenthal, $32; lots 4, E, 6. Alex Sec. 14. The lots and of alley land in the Lopez or Zion Hill add! Kate Wright, $20: lots 7, 8, 9, 6. The lota and of land Lota 1, 2, 3, Mra. Hulda plecea tional and avenues ex- Mrs. Jeanette C. Richley, $20 each; Sea pieces Rosenthal land In the Buena Vista addition are Grand and tlon are assessed as follows: ander McElroy, $20 each: lots 10, 11, in the Lucero addition are assessed $20 each: lots 4, 6, 6, 7, 8. J. C. tending thenoe north 50.8 feet J. lots 6, 7, 8, Mrs. O. B. Williams, $20 $20 lot assessed as follows: Block 13 A; lota 1, 2, 3, 4, owned 12, Vlotbrino Abeytla, each; as follows: Sohlott, $20 each; lots 9, 10,11,12,13, M. Bentley, $40.32. each; lots 9, 10, 11, 12, Mrs. O. B. Wil- lots 14, 15, Block 43, lots 6, 7, Dove Wilson and by Belden & Mills, $20 each; lot 5, 13,.Genoveva Valdez, $20: Block 1, lot 1, Thos. F. Clay, $20; 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, W. E. Crltes, $20 A of land on the southwest liams and Mary Frances Jones, $20 18. Esther $20 lots 8, 9, piece owned by Mrs. B. $20; lot 16, 17, 19, J. V. Griswold, $20 each. lots 2, 3, C. V. Hedgcock, $20 each; each: lots 19, 20, 21. Anna E. Robbins, each; corner of National avenue and Danzlger, each; lots 13 ,14, 15, 16, H. J. Ryan, Mayer, J. C. ft Marvina $20 Eighth 20 owned Mrs. Minnie Clay, $20; Block 33.; lots 1, 2, Rokeby Realty lot 4, Emma E. Raywood, fronting 30 $20 each; lots 22, Chaa. $20 Johnsen, each; street 75 feet on by $20 each: lots 17, 18, Hortense A. Mayer. lota 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, A. H. Whit- - fronting Eighth the west 12 feet of lot 21, owned Co., $20 wh; lot 3, H. J. Franklin $24; lots 5, 6, 37 feet, lots 23, 24, Mrs. L. D. Coleman Rus- street, First Methodist by Ruby, $20 each; lots 13, 20. M. feet, fronting more, $20 lots 15, 16, 17, P. R. Episcopal Mrs. E. Lydia $20; lots 4, 7. 8, 9, 10, Lydia J. Hous Chas. Ilfeld $29.60: lot as $20 lota 25, 26, each; church. $60. Minnie Clay, $9.60; lots 21, McNalr. $20 21. 22, 24 - designated sell, each; unknown. 18 each; lots 23, ton, $20 each; lots 5, 6, Adolph Teitle- O 60 ave each. Page, $20 each; lot and south half A of 22, 23, 24, owned by American Chris fronting feet on National $20 R. piece land beginning at a north 50 feet fronting on Fifth street, jDat,m, $20 each: lots 11, 12, heirs of 10. of lot 19, Mrs. Louisa Layton, $30; 119.3 southwest tian Missionary society, $20 each nue from the N. W. comer of Nation Sec. The lots and pieces of land 19 point feet from the Helen U. Koebie $40; middle 60 reet LouJs $20 each: lots 13. 14. anV VMirYifl, T tr 9iAH north half of lot and all of lot 20, Block 14, lots 1, 2, owned A. A. Ral,aoTn, al rci foviaTiail In the Pablo Baca addition are assess corner of National avenue and Eighth by on Fifth street 7' Frank $30; lots 21, 22, 23, of Mrs Txni Butler. $20 each: lots 15, 16. Block 2 i0't8 8, Jos. snllAt ed aa followa; Peppard, street and fronting thence weat 40 Jones, $20 each; a piece of land on O W. lt f"ng south 50 feet of Mrs. L. D. Coleman Russell, $20 each Hereford $40; J(VSCI,h G. Brown. $20 each. U20 o1i: lot 9, A. Sena. $20: lot Block B; lots C 42.5 feet on south aide of National avenue. the west side of Seventh street, be same on Fifth street. fronting feet. Block 44, lota 6, 7. Mrs. R, Flint, Main lots, fronting Block 34: lots 11. 12, I. K. Lewis. 10. Mrs. A. A. Sena. $20: lot 11. Mrs. Mrs. Mattie Green, $34; lot 1, front- Henry Goke, $32. ginning at the alley between Felix $40. $20 each lots 8, 9, 10, 11, H. G. Coors A Strauss, $20 lot 13, Shiloh Colored S. 12. 13. 14, 60 Mrs. Mattie Ad-lo- piece of land beginning at a point and avenues and 44 each; Bap Lilly Hodson. $20: lots ing feet, Green, $40; $20 lots 12, 13, 14, Emma n, Douglas fronting Block 22, lot 5, Heirs of H. .P. S. each; 159.3 feet from the southwest corner feet on Seventh street owned Mrs. tist church. $20: lot 14, Unknown, 15, 16, 17. 18. 19, 20, 21. J. Raynolds lota 2, 3, 4, Mateo Lujan. $20 each; $20 the west 84 feet of lota by Browne, $20;. lots 6, 7, Mrs. Johanna 15. 16. Chas. W. $20 loU 5, 6, A. $20 lots each; of National avenue and street Emma $35,20; lots 3, 4, $20: lots Allen, $20 each. C Erb, each; 15, 16, 17, 18, 84 feet on Eighth Raywood, Vollmer. $20 each; lot 8, Mrs. L. J. 17. 19, 20, 21, S. D. May. Sec. 7. of land 7, 8, C. B. $20 lota 9, 10, fronting and fronting thence west 37. 2 feet on. owned b H. $20 lots each: lots 18, The lots and nieces Fitch, each; avenue, D. T. Hosklns, F. Pierce, each; Perrlne, and Jnot W, Jones, $20; lot Valdez. $20. tn 11, 12, 13. 15, 16, C. Washington the south side of National avenue. D. T. $20 $20 each: lot 22, Tgnacio the Thirty lota addi ,14. 17, Mary $67.20; the east 60 feet of lots 15, 16, 6, 6, owned by Hosklns, Mrs. Permella T. Bronragen, fzo; 4. lots and or land as follows: - $20 lot 60 44 Laa Vegaa Savinga bank, $29.76. 7. 8. owned Mrs. Paul Sec The pietcos tion are assessed Dunlap, each; fronting 17, 18, 60 feet on Washing each: lota by the north 25 feet of lot 10, fronting IjO Co's addition C. lot 51, fronting A of land at a 9, 10, owned in the Vegas Town Block 24A; lota 17, 18. Mrs. Hulda feet, Mary Dunlap, $35.20; ton C. H. lots piece beginning point ina Graat, $20 each; lots 25 feet, Charlotte Grost, $20; the south as follows: 44 Marion avenue, Schlrmer, $48; 136.5 feet from the southwest corner M. are assessed Rosenthal, $20 each; lots 19. 20. 21, fronting feet, Winters, 22, 23, Chas. $20 each. by Earl Herzog, $20 each; of lot 10, fronting 25 feet ?.5.20; lot 18, Marlon Greenclay, of National avenue and Eighth street Mrs. R. part Block 8: the east part of lot 1, 32, J. C. Schlott, $20 each; lots 22, 23, Winters, $20; Block 45, lots of 6, 7, 8, 62 feet lots 11, 12, 13, 14, owned by on Main avenue, George H. Hun- lots 19, 20, 21, E. D. $20 and fronting thenoe ewst 37.9 feet on fronting 25 feet on Railroad avenue 29, 30, heirs of W. G. and Clara Koog- 22, Raynolds, M. $50; Vz of lot 6, Wm $20 each; lots 15, 16, owned by $20; lot 11, D. Winternitz and lots 23, 24, 25, 26, Hallet Greenberger, the south aide of National avenue, Flint, ger, from the comer of Railroad avenue ler. $20 each; lots 24, 25, 26, 31, Mrs. each; Ray F. $10; lota 9, 10, Jno. Rob Investment & corporation $20 lot 1Z, u. win $20 lots 27, 29, 80, Hetzier, Mrs. E. E. La Marten, f 30.32. Agency Charles Ilfeld. $20; and Dousrlas avenue, Mrs. Hulda Ro- L. D. Coleman Russell, $20 each; lots nolds, each; 28, $20 lots 11, 12, 13, 14 heirs of ; bins, each; A of land a Mint each; lots 17, 18, Augusta rear 25 feet of lot 12, of lots 2. 3, 33, 34, 35. Effie J. Brown $20 each. Mrs. Bena Ilfeld, $20 each lots 31, 32, piece beginning at Adeline Smith ternitz, $20; senthal, $20; the east part 36, Ike Bacharach, $20 each; lota 15, 16, 234.4 feet from the southwest comer Crane. $20 each; lot 19, frnntine 25 on Seventh street, $20; 50 on Railroad avenue, Block 25, lots 1, 2, Mrs. F. W. Bring-- and north half of 33, Simon Bachar 150 on M. feet fronting feet 17, 18, fronting feet Washing of National avenue and street lots 20, 21, Mrs. Ida Jones, 13, 14, 15, the Geh-rin- ach and H. C. Ilfeld, $50'; south half Eighth $20; Mrs. Adele Ilfeld, $20; lots Mrs. W. W. Rawlins, $40; hurst, $20 each; lot 3, 5, 6, F. J. ton avenue, H. G. Coora, $120; lota and thenoe west 34.4 feet on lot 22, Alice k, Long, 25 Tam-m- e, of lot 33 and all of 34, 35, 36, Simon fronting $20 each; C. Robbins, $20. each; lots 16, west part, of lots 1. 2. 3, fronting $20 each; lot 4, Mrs. Emma 19, 20, 21, Frank Peppard, $20 each; south National lot 24, Charles Hart-ma- n, N. one aide of avenue, Anna lot 23. Montgomery Bell, $20; $20 avenue from the al- $20: lots 7, 8, Mrs. Annie Bacharach, $70; lot D, half, lots 22, 23, Sarah E. $20 each. Mrs. Lockie 17, 18, 19, Mrs. Hulda Rosenthal, feet on Douglas S. one half Atkins, Yoakum, $27.52. Mrs. Olivia January and and Cra'nd ave- $20 each: lota 9, 10, 13, 14, Wal- Simon Bacharach, $7.40; Block 46, lots 6, 7, A. A. Jones, $20 each; lots 20, zl, zz. a. v. HiKgma. ley between Railroad Dove Wilson and A piece of land beginning at a Etter, $20. A. $20; lot 4. Mrs. do C. Twiitchell. $20 each; lots 11. 12, Esther Robbins, lots 8, 9, W. H. Shaffer, $20 Jffl pach: lots 23. 24, Mrs. Julia nues, John Shank, $7.40. each; point 268.8 feet from the southwest lot 5, M. W. 15, 16, R, E. $20 each. lota 10, and 20 feet of lot 11 lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Jefferson $20 each: lots 25. 26, heirs Tvdla M. McNah. $20: Twitchell, each; corner of National avenue and Eighth Block 15; 8. lots of land Block 1; lots 1, 2, 3, E. D. Raynolds, on Investment lots 5, 6, I. H. & H. P. $20 each: tne norm Browne. $20: lots 6, 7, Janet Ross, Sec. The and pieces north aide. ft Agency street and thence west 100 Ravnolds. $20 each; nf Browne, addition $20 each; lota 4, 5, Florence Lehmann 5 on side fronting one-thir- d 8, 9, 10, Bacharach in the Hill Site Town Co's corporation, $36; feet south W. H. $20 each; undivided nart of lots 1. 2. 3. 4. fronting lUf Teex $20 each: lots $20 lot 6 and south half of lot feet on the south side of National ave Rapp, $20 lot. 11, D. C. Duel are assessed as follows: each; of lot 11 and all of lot 12, Lydia M. of lot 7, heirs of Clara Koogler, on Sixth street, heirs of H. P. Browne, Brothers. each; 7, D. J. Leahy, $30; north half of lot nue, Henry Goke, $80. . 14. 15, 16. 17. F. E. $20 McNalr, $24; the east one half of lots two-third- s of lot 7, south' of iota 1, &, a. $20: lots 12, Block 34; lots 1, 2, Olney, 7 Roth-geb- A piece of land fronting on norto $6.67; undivided $85.60; the part $20 and all of lot 8, Mra. Rosanna 13. 14. 75 on 8, 9, 10, 43 on Sixth First and Frank Springer, each; lots 3, 4 ,5, unknown, $20 each; fronting feet Washing aide of avenue, beginning at C V. Hedgcock, $13.34; lots fronting feet street, , $30; lota 9, 10, 11, Vincent Truder west Douglas each: lot 13, Erb & Wester-man- $20; lot 6, and 6 feet 3 inches of the north ton avenue, F. E. Olney, $60; the a 128 feet from northwest cor- Douglas Avenue Building company, Baptist church $35.40. $20 each; lots 12, 13, 14, 15, A. M. 75 point Na- niirt of lots 18. 11, zu, tronuns of lot 7, Lubie $25; south IS one half of lots 13, 14, fronting ner of avenue Eighth! $20 lota 11, 12, San Miguel M. A. Otero, Gilstrap, Adler, $20 each; lota 16, 17, Robina 50 Douglaa and each; rtfnrk 1: lota 1. 2. 7s fr on the north side of Lincoln feet 9 inches of lot 7 and north one feet on Washington, $60; the east Btreet and thence west 28 tional bank. $20 each; lots A. B, C, 6, 7, Investment J. Smith Pontious, $20 each; lota 50, 18 50 feet mnlng E. $20 each; lots 3, 4, 5, avenue from the alley between Rail half of lot 8, Southwestern Building ft. of lota 15, 16, 17, fronting Mrs. S. B. Davis, $22.40. Charles Ilfeld, $20 each; lots D. $20 lots 51, 52, 53, fronting 112.5 feet Cecillo feet, & Agency corporation, each; and Grand avenues, saran At & Loan $25; lota 9, 10, on avenue, Mrs. EmmaD. A of land on north. p Southwestern Realty Co., eacn $20 road association, Rosenald, $90; lota 64, 65, 56, front- Washington piece fronting s 9. Mrs. Harriett Whit more, lots is. 8, B. Galle- the center 50 feet of lots aide avenue at lot IK. heirs of Sallie Rosenthal, $20; H. Hunter kins $60: part of is, and one half of Eugenlo 92 feet, W. J. Pochel, $73.60; lot Burks, $40; of Douglas beginning each; lots 10, 11, 12, Jas. 25 on the north side 24, $20 ing 15, 16. 17. 18, 50 feet on 156 S. u frontine feet gos, $50; lots 23, Bessie Jaffa, fronting a feet weet from northwest lota 16, 17, 18, F. H. Pierce and F. 13 nan 01 18; Emeline Rosenthal ,$20; lots 19, point $20 each; lot and wesi of Lincoln avenue beginning at a lots 25, 26, 27, B. F. Forsythe, Washington avenue, C. H. Stewart, corner of Douglas avenue and Eighth Ttnioih. 20 each: lots 19. 20, 21, Jas. J. $30; east half each; 20, W. N. Rosenthal, $20 each; lots heirs of Betsy Sebra, 100 feet from the alley between $20 each; the south 16 feet and 9 in- $40: the west 50 feet of lots 15, IB, street, and running thence west 48 S. Duncan, $20 each; lots 22, 23, 24, lot 15, A. J. Pep-par- point 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, A. H. Harris, $20 of lot 14 and all of and Grand avenues and run ches of lot 28, B. F. $13.40; 17. 18. fronting 50 feet on Washing E. V. and Alice R. $36.80, $20 each. 18. First Railroad Forsythe, each; lota 26, 27, H. G. Coors, $20 feet; Long, a W. Wesner, $30; lots 16, 17. 19, the; 25 8 3 28, all Chas. $40; lot 19, A on norm ning thence west feet, Kate WTignr, the north feet Inches of lot 28, 29, Mrs. Lena Teitle ton avenue, Ilfeld, piece of land fronting 7, 8, 9. the Laa Vegas cnurcn, each; lota 20. A. A. Block 16; lots Methodist Episcopal eu. nnrt of lots IS, 19, ZU, of lot 29, and the south 8 feet of lot A. O. Chas. Ilfeld, $20; lota 21, side of Douglas avenue beginning at $20 "21, W. G. Ogle, $20 each; baum, $20 each; lots 30, 31, Masonic Building association, lots 20, 22, ftvmtinff 25 feet on the north side of. 30, S. $32.98; the soutn Jones, $20 each; lots 22, 23, E. L. a 202 feet west of the north 26 C. W. $20 Mary Marsh, Wheeler, $20 each; lots 32, 33, front- point lota 10, 11. 12, Jas. S. Duncan, lots 23, 24, 25, Wesner, avenue at a point 16 30 all of lots 31, 32, Hammond, $20 each. west corner of avenue and each; er- Lincoln beginning feet of lot and 69 feet 5 inches, D. Winternitz, Douglas lots 19, 20 .21, 22, M. Jeff each. of hetween $52.80. ing Block 47: lota 6, 7, and north hair and thence west $20 each; 1"R feet west the alley Mra. Emma Benedict, $55.60. Eighth street running lots 23 .24, Mrs. aMrie run- - 8 south half gon, $20 each; 1. 2. 3, Mrs. Harriet Railroad and Grand avenues and Block 35: lota 1, 2, Chas. H. Spor- - of lot Jno. Elliott, $50; 42 feet, W. G. Ogle, $33.60. nirwlr 26: lots - Block 2; lot 2, Mra. Hulda Rosen $20 eacn; kks ia, J. S. i rr vw...- H. of lot 8 and all of lots 9, 10, Andrew A of land on north Hayward, it, $20 each; lots 4. 5, nine tnence west iw leder $20 each; lots 3, 4, A. West, 4, Isldor piece fronting 17. fpontine 75 feet on Sixth street, Whltmore, or tv, thai $20; lota 3, Gallegos, $50; lota 11, 12, 13, 14, Rich side of at ir $20 each; lots 6, 7, Mrs. well estate, $20; part is, iy, $20 each; lota 5, 6, Eugene and P D. A. lota Devlne, Douglaa avenue, beginning Las $60; rear of lots Ravnolds, on side or $20 each; lot 5,. A. Jones, $20; $20 lots 15, 16, 17, school City of Vegas, C. $20 each; lots 8, 9, fmntlne 25 feet north Town Co. $20 each; lots 9, 10, is, ard Davidson, each; east boundary of public ground 16, 17, 75 feet on Helen Dresser, Lin- n, 6. 7. B. F. Forsythe, $20 each; lots C. lota 19, 41 Mrs. 13, 14, 15, fronting $20 eacn; 101 Lincoln from corner of Grand and 13. 14. 75 feet on Grand ave 18, H. Smith, $20 each; and running thenoe east feet, Men's Christian 10, Sarah E. Atkins, n, fronting 8, 9, 13, 14, Browne & Manzanares, $20 P. lots Sixth street, Young lots 13, 14, Colo- coln avenues running east, Frances nue Hill Site Town Co., $60; 16, 20, 21, Geo. Hile, $20 eacn; F. Elston, $32.80. 18, of Las Mrs. Anna Ward, $20: lot3l5, each; lota 10. 11, Mra. J. J. Giicnnst, association, $60; lot City lots 15, H. and Mrs. E. B. Shaw, $20; 17, Mrs. 22, 23, J. C. Rex, $20 eaoh. A piece of land fronting on north M. rado Telephone Co., $20 each; Olney Ed. C. Ward, $20 each; lots 18, $20 lot 12, R, W. Hall, $20; $20; lota 4, 6, 6, Annie and 25. 26. Mrs. S. A. Stoner, $20 each; Block 48; lots 6, 7, H. D. Reinken, side of Douglas avenue, beginning at Vegas; 16, 17, 18, 19, Trustees of the proper- lots Katherine Rathrock, $20 each; lota 19, 15, 16, S. A. $20 and Mrs. R. Flint, $20 each; - zu lota Brewer, each; 8, 9, 10, a 285 west northwest b p church each- lots 21. 22, Thos. Foster, 20, 21, 22, G. J. Quinn, $20 each; $20 each; lots Mary Casey, point feet from 4, ty' of the Protestant Episcopal lot 7, Teitlebaum, $20; lots D. . subdivision of lots 1, 2, 3, fronting $120: lots 23, 24, Mary C. Dnnlan, $20 Adolph $20 each;, lota 11, 12, 13, 14, S. corner of Douglaa avemue and Eighth be- In the district of New Mexico, each; lots 23, 24, 25, 26, Hill Site Town Co., 50, 61, 52, 53, 54. 137.5 feet 33 west side of Grand avenue D. C. Duel. lot 28, - fronting $20 lota 15, 16, 17, Chas. and thence west 202 feet same 150 feet on National each; lot 27, $?0; $20 each; lota 27, 28. Paul B. Black- D. lot3 May, each; street running a 87 faet from the the frcitlng lots 29. 30. Mrs. S. Mary C. and R, Dunlap, $110; M." $20 each; lots 18, 19, Board of Education of the City ginning at point lots 20. 21. 22, R. L. & Myrtle Kate Wright, $20; $20 each. 87.5 K. Dougherty, feet, and Main ave-- , avoniie: C. A. shear, 55. 56. 67. fronting feet, A. $20 lots between Douglas 2&, A. $20 each; lot SI, - e, Mrs. Minnie Detterick, each; of Laa Vegas, $161.60. alley subdivi Houghton, $20 each: lota it. Carpenter, Block 36; lota 1, 2, Wm. Shilling- Watson. $70; lota 68, 59, B. H. New-le- Mrs. R. Flint, $26.40; of the Snless. $20; lots 32, 33, 34, Mrs. S. A. 20, 21, 22, 23, Chas. Ilfeld, $20 each. A piece of land fronting on eouth 24 feet 26 Trustees of the nronerty law. $20 each; lota 3, 4, E. B. Wheel $20 each; lot 60, I F. Adams, sion of lots 1. 2. 3, 4, fronting church in the Hill. $20 each; pier of land fronting Block 49, lots 6. 7, J. J. Laubach, side of Main street, beginning at east, be- Protestant Episcopal er, $20 each; lots 5, 6, F. V.. Bryant, $20: lota 18, 19. Margaret Grainey, 75 on west side of Grand avenue, lots 27, 25 on the south side of Dmidas $20 each; lots 8, 9, 10, fronting of Douglaa avenue publ'o the district of New Mexico. $80: feet $20 each: lots 7, 8, C. W. $20 lota 20, 21, A. Flem- boundary at a point 54 feet south of the eacn at a nolnt 25 feet Wesner, $20 each; George feet on Grand avenue, J. K. Martin. school and running thence east 45 ginning ave- 28, Mrs. Betty G. Crockett, avenue beelnnlng lots 9. 10, Southwestern Realty lots 22, 25, Mra. Jas. between Douglas and Main between Railroad and each; ing, $20 each; lota 15, 16, 17, fronting 75 feet on Mrs. F. Elston, $36. alley west of allev 11, 12, M. 23, Mrs. Koo-- $60; feet, B. $19.20; subdi- 57. 1. 2. 3, H. W. Kcllv, a Co., $20 each; lota Lydia Young. $20 each; lots 24, Mrs. Giltner,- Ttwv lots being part of the rear W. $60. A of land on south nues, 30 Grand avenues, McNalr. $20 each; lots 13, 14, C D. ina J. Smith Pontious, $20 each; lot Second street, J. Hesser, piece froming vision of lots 1, 2.- 3. 4, fronting $20 lots 4, 5. b. 7, Mrs. ,i. i. of lots 32, 33, 34, Theresa Block, $20. side of Main avenue, beginning at a ave- each; $20 each; lots 15, 16, Saul 26, Mrs. Ii. $20; lota 27, lot 3, Maximo Lopez, $20; on west side of Grand $20 each; lots 8, 9. 10, 25 on Boucher, Kingsley, Block 50; 45 west line of feet the Cunnlnirham. A of land fronting feet lota 17, 18, Wal- 29, point feet east of at a point 30 feet $20 each; lots 12, piece Rosenthal $20 each; 28, A. B. watoson $20 each; lota lot 4. Juan $20; lots 6, 6, 0. and run- nue, beginning 11, H. W. Kelly, south side of Douglas avenue begin- 19, 20, Fresquez, Mrs. F. Elston,'s property $20 ter Hayward, $20 each; lots 30, Mra. Natalia S. Jones, $20 each; uus-tacl-o south from the alley between Douglas 13, 14, heirs of C. H. Bradley, between Grand and Rail- M. de Sllva, $20 each; lota 7, 8, 8, 50 Wm. J. Teitle- front- ning at alley Peter and Margaret Murphy, $20 each; lota 31, 32, Wm. F. ft M. B. Hetzier, 12, ning thence east for feet, Main avenues, Mrs. Lena subdivision of lots 15, 16, Cromwell $20. Romero, $20 each; lots 10, 11, and each; Na- road avenues, estate, lota 21, 22, Jas. S. Duncan, $20 each; each-- $40. 150 on the north side of $20 Frank $20 each; lota 28, 29, R Mills, baum, $24. ing feet Block 9, lot aa lot 1, Charlotte $20 Roy, 1, 4. 5 6 W. R. west from designated lots 23, 24, Fugate, Block 3: lot 3 E. L. Hammond, $20; R. $20 lots 30, 31, James A piece of land beginning at a point Block 17; lots 23. tional avenue and running 65 on Sixth M. C. $20 Rogers, each; lota 7, Mrs. M. ana sevenxa fronting feet street, Lucy each; lots 25, 26, Mate Hill, lota 4, 5. 6, Lizzie V. Carpenter, $20 32, Mra. Hul 95 feet from east line of Mra. F. El $20 each; ,8, Sixth Cof-ffle- W. $20 each; lot Williams, the alley between V. lot 2, Bun Mrs. M. t, Hanson, 11. Clements, $52; Lydia J. each; lots 27, 28, heira of 7 of lot fe, BO J. Crowley, 20 each; lota 9, 10, 12, streets, B. S. Harrison, $120; lots 17, each; lot and south, half da Rosenthal. $20; lots 33, 84, 35, 36 ston, running thence east feet, Mrs. lots $20 ker, $20: lot 3, Isabel Henry, $20; lots $20 each. half of lot - Mrs. Helen C. Dresser $20 each; 18, Mrs. Harriet S. Van Petiten. Thos. Lipsett, $30; norjh 37,- 38, Mrs. Josephine Hayward, $20 F. Elston, $40. $20 each; $20 4. 6, Lydia J. Bunker, $20 each: lots Block 37, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, and 12 ? end all of lota 9, 10, O. E. Burcn, 13 14, James S. Duncan, each; lota 19, 20, F. E. Sturges, I. O. O. No. each; lots 23, 24, 25, 2P, 27, unknown, NOW THEREFORE, according to of lots 15, 6, 7, Laa Vegas Lodge F. feet of the north side of lot 7, Charles lots 11, 12, W. J. $20 a oiece of land composed each; lots 21, 22, isanei tienry, i E. $50; Pochel, $20 eaoh. Lawa of Doug-la- a 4. $20 each; lot 8, F. Olney, $20: H. south twelve 60 the provisions of Chapter 72, 17. 18. 150 feet on lots 23, 24, J. C. & Mamma Stevenson, $130; the each; lota 13, 14, 15, 16. 17, and of 16 fronting oaoh; lot designated as lot 9, fronting 65 Sec 1. The iota and pieces 96, Lawa James S. Duncan, $120; $20 each: lots 25, 26, Mrs. and one half feet of lot 7, ah of lot south half of lot 51, N. A. Sunderlin, 1901, aa amended by Chapter avenue, Johnsen, feet on south side of Douglas ave D. land In the J. A. and A. Baca addition J::. s 9ft Mrs. Helen C. Dresser, A. $20 each; lots 27, 28, 8 and the north one half of lot 9, $130; north half of lot 51 and all of of 1903, any owner or ownera to whole Lucy Shank, nue, Adolph Coors, $5200. lot are assessed as follows: iota 27. 28. Lilly A. O'Rourke $20 each. W. Condon, $40; the south half of lot 52, H. C. Young, $30; lota 63, 54, representa- $20 each! Mrs. Jennie Levy, fk 2, lota 2, Mrs. A. B. de or in part, or their legal Block 10; lot 1, Clark Forsythe, 9, and all of lota 10, 11, W. B. Kaser, Chaa. nfeld, $20 each ; lot 55, fronting Block 1, and the north 4, 18, within ten days ?.20. so 81. F. C. Bope. $20 Block 29, lots 1, 2, $20: lot 2. Mrs. L. Poole Wright, $20: $50; lots 12, 13, 14, Vincent Trader, $20 37.5 feet, Chaa. nfeld, $30; lota 56, 57, Manzanares. $20 each; lota 3, 17, tives, baa the right w. 10 feet of lot 3, Hays, $48; the Block, $20; of $20 each; lota 5, 6, 22, th laat 32. 33 34, 35, 36 Mutual Upton. lot 3, Theresa piece each; lots A. B. C. D, being subdlvl 58, 59, 60, fronting 140.9 feet, F. J. Miguel Baca, after tho data of publication 15 of lot 3 and all of lots 40 feet on west of 100 23. J. A. $20 ach; lota 7, 8, 20, Iroan association. 20, each; south feet land fronting side slon of lots 15, 16 ,17, 13, fronting Gehring, $112.72; lota 61. 62, 63, 18, Baca, of thla notice, which aald laat date 7, R. F. $92; lots 8, 9, on Aurella M. $20 each; lot King 4. 5, 6, Hayes, Sixth street: beginning north at feet, on Columbia avenue, Lizzie V. Ernest L. Browne, $20 eac'a; Vta 19, 21, Baca, 81 A. lots 11, lots will be on th st day of August being the m Tas. S. Duncan. $20 each; property of Theresa Block, Theresa Camenter, $80; lota E. F. being sub 20, 21, 22, Lydia M. McNalr, $20 each; 9, 10, Maria R, Baca, $20 each; Sde of las avenue, sub- 11. 12. 16. eacn; to brmif suit In the District 12 Eliza J. McAllister. $20 each; Brash, $32: piece of land fronting 40 division of lots 15, 16, 17. IS, fronting 24, J. B. Floyd, $20 each; lots 15. Valerio Baca, ?zo B., 1911, west Kn feet of Buliard's moQiiM" 142 lotai23, $20 c... ad(jition. division of lots 13. 14, fronting ieet on west side of Sixth street be- Rfl feet on Onlnmhla avenue. F. J. 25. 26. E. Toomay, $20 each; lota 27, lots 13, 14, 19, Filadelfo Baca, Court having Jurisdlctlom according to avenue at Filadelfo Baca and Mi- feet on National beginning ginning at corner of Sixth and Lincoln Wesner, $40; lot 19 and so. one half 28, Dove Wilson, $20 each; lota 29, 30, each; Jot A, law, to review the action ef the aald north-wes- t National ave- B. 36, 37, 38, Mrs. on north side of the corner of and running thence north 40iOf 20, Dove Wilson and Esther 46.9 feet. Employees Savings guel Baca,$20; lota C :op. ca Hulda Ro- - fronting City Council. nue and Fourth street, Mrs. feet, H. G. Coots, $32; piece of land iRohbins $30; north one half of lot 20 & Building association, $37.62. F. G. de Baca, $20 each; lota 24, 25, 63 4 Lin-'an-a CHAS. TAMMS, City Clerk. senthal, $113.60; the east feet fronting 42 feet on north side of aa of 21, I Q. Calhoun, $30; lots Block 4, Iota 1, 2. 3. Mrs. Julia S.'26, 27, F. S. Oswalt, $20 each; lots end of land 01 voe LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 191 1.

Always get the beet at Nolette'i Itat that draft beer fine at th barber ahop. Opera BarT LOCAL NEWS , Hot lunch every morning at 10 Auto races. Pronounced the most GENUINE ROHRSSEN'S o'clock at the Opera Bar. vivid moving picture film in existence. HATS Regular dance at Rosenthal ha'.! Photoplay tonight The tonight Flowers for all. campaign against the weeds is DUTCH COOKIES on In earnest and should be continued Colonel Ralph E. Twltchell, asslst-Rn- t solicitor of the Santa Fe We have a new of Ink pads vigorously until weeds of all descrip- railway, supply tions an for rubber all sizes and col- are cut and either carted away is confined to his aoineiy attack of Full 12 Ounce stamps, or Package ors. OPTIC OFFICE. burned. illness. in Since If you want a Packed Parchment Paper and Securely Eugene Lujan is a new clerk In the the progressive down town Charles O'Malley today installed a rattling merchants Sealed general store of Hoffman and Grau-bart- h have Installed Improved revolving electric barber pole in front .Our full line has just ar- good Hat of style and on Bridge street lighting systems In their display win of the Sanitary barber shop of Nagel dows and several brilliant electric and Buhler on Sixth street rived, we are showing The quality buy a - - - Price Fork chops or roast beef and lemon signs have been hung In front of new "Wakefield" that you per package places of the Wanted to Associat- ice cream at the White Kitchen for business, increase in the Operator copy can wear as a common Crush, supper this Meals 25 cents. nightly crowds on the streets is es ed Press report over The Optic's evening. We 10 cents pecially notable. Visitors to the city leased wire daily except Sunday, 11:30 Telescope, or an Alpine. Tony Faust draught beer Is on tap pass many compliments on the city's to 2:30. Call on city editor. also have all the new shapes at the and 1 one of the wideawake appearance. ' Opera Bar, in Derbeys. You will like them when finest draught beers served over an? One case of smallpox exists in Las from tar lo the city. Santa Fe has an auto fire truck, Vegas. The patient, native, is quar- STETSQ purchased Albuquerque is contemplating adding antined in his home east of the rail- GET THE II ADIT Bonifacio such a machine to its road tracks. He is treat- Garcia of La Liendre has receiving Call for a THE STORE THAT'S ALWAYS BUSY applied for $2 as bounty on a wild equipment and Las Vegas may get in ment from City Physician C. C. Gor- cat killed by him recently near his the game later on. it is said. Auto don and there is little danger of the N. B. Fresh in. home. fire trucks are said to be especially disease spreading. Saratoga Chips just ' I adapted to volunteer fire depart- Auto races showing the worst acci ments, since it is unnecessary for any- - International Auto races, Essany's STETSON lone dent that happened in which three cars to remain at the hose house as is remarkable picture taken at the were wrecked and five men injured. not necessary with, the horse drawn great Speedway, Indianapolis, May 30, Photoplay tonight fire wagons. A thrilling and exciting scene witness ed by 100,000 people. Photoplay Thea- Francisco Padilla, the Horse fanciers are looking forward tre tonight. ANNUAL HOLIDAY of Pedro with interest to race between the THE PEOPLE'S Padilla, a resident of the the GREENBERQER West side, died yesterday at the home horsea of Secundino Romero and Geo. If the hot weather does not keep 9-1- Oct. 4, 1911. New Mexico Slate Fair Albuquerque of the parents. Colic was the cause Lyman of Watrous, which will be run the aldermea at home tonight the city A Square Deal " of death. The funeral was held today. Friday at Amusement park. Both an- council will hold its regular meeting CURTISS AVIATION MEET imals are thoroughbreds from racing in the city hall. The report of City Glenn H. Curtiss, Director The Ladies' Aid of the First Chris- stock and have fast records. The race Engineer George E. Morrison regard- "Birdmen" of international repute will thrill the crowds for tian church will hold a social meeting will be for a big side bet The track ing the amount of work done by the three days, Oct. 11, 12 and 13. tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at has been put in the best of condition sewer contractors during the month the home of Mrs. II: C. Smith, 1004 for the race and it is likely a good of July will be received by the coun- Have Your House $1000 "Bull" Durham Stake for 2:12 Pacers Fourth street. All members and sized crowd will be present. cil with Interest Other reports from to be raced "Bull" Durham Day, Friday Oct. 13. This stake friends are invited to attend. various city officials will be received. Wired was given by the Blackwell Durham Tobacco Co. According to the claim of Dr. M. F. Not a great deal of business Is ex- Mrs. Louis Ilfeld of Albuquerque. Des Marals he has established the au pected to come before the council and Base Ball Every Day Exciting Horse Races who has been a guest of Mrs., Max tomobile record from Las Vegas to a short session is anticipated. Then you can use any of Nordhaus at Trout Eprings, has recov- Mora. Traveling over the new road the modern appliances. Feature Upon Feature Fun by the Ton ered from a severe illness. It was Dr. Des Marais yesterday drove to In telephone ocnversatlon with Man ' Instructive Departments thought for a time that Mrs. Ilfeld Mora in two hours. He made the re- - ager Lopez of the Santa Fe baseball Special rates on all railroads. was suffering from an attack of appen return trip in two hours and thirty-fiv- e club Manager John H. York of the r. dicitis. minutes. Dr. Des Marals was accom Maroons was Informed that Isaac Barth.'Pres. John B. McManus, Secy-Mng- last night Call up and we will make panied by N. O. Hermann, whose hair the Santa Fe team would not play Tickets for the dance to be given is still standing up on account of the here aSturday and Sunday, according you the best proposition you tomorrow scare "Doc" evening in the armory Dy he got when opened up to' the schedule, but would go to Al ever heard of on wiring. the Greater Las Vegas band are seiK his throttle to the last notch on some tu'juerque Instead. Mr. Lopez said bo Ing briskly. A big crowd is. sure to stretches of the road. Knew nothing about the scheduling of be present and everybody ii sure o a game here for those dates. Before Las & Power Co. ESTABLISHED 1876 have a good time. The bandmen will While on her way to Lang. Kan., leaving on hia vacation trip a few days Vegas Light appear for the first time in their new to visit her parents, Mrs. Emma Bla-- ago. Director Lee of the baseball as uniforms. hut of, this city suffered the fracture sociatlon Informed Mr. York the Sanca of her wrist Saturday afternoon. Fe games had been scheduled by him Mrs. Victor Lucero, aged 62 years, The accident occurred at Emporia. and Mr. Lopez. This leaves the Ma The died yesterday at her home on the Mrs. Blahut was standing on the sta- 0011s with no Sunday game. The Great West side after an illness' of some tion platform with her fourteen-moaths-ol-d taaoball association Is making an ef time. She is survived by her son, Po- - baby In her arms when fort to fill In the breach. The Clayton Mission Values First National Bank slderlo Gonzales. The funeral was she fainted suddenly and fell. Mrs. or Tucumcarl teams may be brougat held today under the direction of the Blahut struck upon the rails, breaking here for Saturday and Sunday. Noth undertaking department of the Ro her right arm at the wrist The child ing much Is known of these aggrega of mero Mercantile company. was not hurt. Mrs. Blahut was sent tions but they are said to be fast. The Electric Dome to a where the broken arm h hospital Clayton team has played several Pan Like cut only $9.50. Las Vegas, New Mexico Carl Ellis sprained his ankle pain was set Then she resumed her jour- handle teams this year and has made fully in game. At noon ney to Lang. a record. First National Bank yesterday's good Building, today it was announced that he would J Sixth Street Electric be unable to play in this afternoon's FIREI Lamps Mon-- $6,00 Values $3.50 contest with Raton. "Monkey" Total loss! World's most daring drivers, 500-- President to JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, tano was slated play in the left gar Nothing Insured! mile Indianapolis sweepstake races on E. D. RAYNOLDS, - - - Cashier den today. Ellis probably will be Luck is fickle, the greatest race track in the world Mission Clocks tomorrow. . HALLETT RAYNOLDS, As't Cashier tack in the game You may be next. Photoplay tonight. Cutler Brothers' $12.00 Values $8.50 Juan B. who had been ill for A General Banking Business transacted. Guerln, Representative will call some died at Interest paid on Time Deposits. time, yesterday evening At your request on Mr. Guerin See these goods in our Issues Domtstio and Foreign Exchange. his home the West side. Phone Main 124 was married and was the father of windows several children all of whom survive. He was a musician of considerable lo ATTENTION cal prominence and was the founder J. C. JOHNSEN & and leader of the Mayflower" band, which recently was incorporated Into SON Screened and Lump Raton Cerrillos the Greater Las Vegas band. Mr. Gue rin was the son of Mrs. Ambosita S Guerin. He is survived by six broth We advise woman in A D W O O D ers and two sisters, Felipe, Luis, every COAL fj Las Frank, Miguel. Gilbert. Ernesto and Vegas to read the articles WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Mrs. C. L. Hernandez and Mrs. H. C. published by the Laundrymen's do Baca. No funeral .arrangements have been made. Native Blue Plums National Association of Ameri- Anthracite Coal, all sizes Steam Coal Sawed Wood and Kindling ca In the current issue of The for FOR 30 DAYS tool of Main Q O J EE OafJ g' preserving Saturday Evening Post You will find out what the FOR THAT women who patronize the bet- 20 lb. Box 75c ter Laundries know. EVENING LUNCH A cordial invitation is extend- ed you to visit our plant at any Oun Pride Flour time and thus verify the truth Try a Glass of of these articles. 01,30 Snolz THE BEST PLACE Imported par , i ' ' ;:.?y ' ' Every Sack Guaranteed J Bismark4 Rollmops :.4UO J. II. STEARNS Bismark Herring- - 4Co Bismark Herring: (In Las Steam Laundry GROCER. Vegas in Las Vegas to buy Mustard Sauce) 40o 617 Douglas Ave. Maiii 81. "Camembert" German CD Groceries and Meats Cheese ,...50o Las Vegas Roller Mills "VEZZET" Holland Phone Main 131 Cheese- - ' -, 5Co Mrs. Fresh Selected Lobster Francis King " Nothing to this fine red Gladiolus has ever been seen (in glass). 5Co equal THE GRAAF & HAYWARD CO. in Vegas before. '. We are selling fine spikes now at $2.00 per dozen For good things to Eat Go to( HARVEY'S Fincha .Golden Wedding rtyla. Please do not these with the Gladioli as aged compare ordinary IS SUPEEB IN AUGUST in the wood, "Direct from distiller J1 the flowers are five to six times as to At large. Engage accommodations now. you. the Lobby, of course, i BOUCHER out Wednwday aml Carriage Sat a dram of Old Coffee (L Son Try Taylor bourbon (The Man.) - - Onion - 10 - Perry" TennBrf week. at - a- " Stoic Phone Main 462 Ranch Pfcorie Main 276 the Opera Bar. Served from bar- - - fcii fcT j ur 4t.w for Tl2o GpJL Leave orders at Murphey's. rels on the bar. ',