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Las Vegas Daily Optic, 03-08-1906 the Las Vegas Publishing Co University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 3-8-1906 Las Vegas Daily Optic, 03-08-1906 The Las Vegas Publishing Co. & The eopleP 's Paper Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news Recommended Citation The Las Vegas Publishing Co. & The eP ople's Paper. "Las Vegas Daily Optic, 03-08-1906." (1906). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ lvdo_news/1465 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A TOE LAS VKfflS DAILY Of c VOL. XXVll. LAS VEOAG, MI2ncO, .nXlURSDAY EVENING. MAHC1I 8 ICOtf 270. 1C1 yaurg roan attended the Presbyterian cntii'vly eliminating New Mexico an.1 THREE DEATHS Mchoo) for several years and was a DOOK Ai'Uona. He made a aiguutttnt memWer of the Presbyterian church PIB Ti:i (?TIR MTOO against. ih comutlidatlon of the i FliEIII Ml , vt this city. was a bard working, riiorles luta t wer statt-s- conttodlnf young man. Three more were B intelligent, worthy men of ti caricature that western states mce ago he entered the employ of " - ytart ," ; sary tu give agricultural , and othei The Optic. He was fast becoming an trans-MisMisalp- Interests a Htruu iiif.ira txpert linotype operator when representailon In congress. He pre- compelled him to resign hli dicted in the near future the west place. For the past year he has been , frm iNsevem ana tr would have a luurh larger population and week his nooTMtNMjaoateeeevMii9 1 ; failing slowly ago (NtMV.ia ACNeNaMl4Sl v t than tbe east, and said, even if tbe ail re- t SIH1Y friends up for bis MMM(AMPrtfNVtMMi gave hope I -- "" present Hose were preserv- am YN . ' houodary covery. TTilTVViVtef ed It would he Impossible to secure a Less' then two years ago Mr. Cor-ddv-a many states as there were east o warried : cultured and estima- t t!:r.trtl Flyer Smashes 'jnto ATfYATUW the Mississippi, an therefore, 0e ble yowwr women, who aurvlies him ' Local balance of powei' la Ihe senate wast M Stsw on Detewtrt ,' A'fathef. mother, and qtber relatives be western " ' necessarily against the U " 4 Hudson Road, at Chacon. "; section He declared the time would p !Funera services will be held to- come the west would find-It- s morrow when at ten o'clock at the Presby protection in the west' He referred teriBir eh'irch of thle city, with burial on to the Influence of foreign immigra , Light Engine Penruylvama Crashes li a Las Vegas cemetery. Rev. Nor TMITOll In at tion in eastern communities, and CssfmiM Alcins . Into Work TrainWreck on pian rkJnoer wi'l officiate. Of iMMi&MriON. eleo-Hon-, Asd this connection aak) at Its last at Tkst , ' Ciamayai Occtycsa Czy ; ,n Burlington. Chicago elected a" socialist as - 1 Prevent AfftsssssAt IUIT AGAINST ONTARIO of mayor. ,; nam ' COMES UP FOR HtAft4NG DISTRICT COUKr When McCtimber closed, Tillman Sp'-'i- ii. gave notice that as soon as an oppor- Saratoga March Three TAST EMLTID March 8. Toronto, Ont., March 8.The suit tunity offers he will address the sen- Paris, The fovernmeat . dtaths followed wreck of the a local of the Dominion ate on tbe message of tho presi- finds Itself without a at t ,, ' government against ministry passenger train on the Delaware & the Ontario government for a claim dent, tent to the senate yesieriay tn culmination of this stage of th K Hudson bound from ' railroad, Rutland, for $1.32,915.3o came up for hearing tbe coal Inquiry resolution recenMy roccan conference. A - semKoCielsl Vermont, lor Troy, wbloh, while hell In the court of Can- congress on TlHman'a n.o today Exchequer passed by statement . op by a freight wreck near the local ada. The claim Is made against the tion. He referred to the prejidential aajrsi "The ministerial crisis does aft station, wa9 run down by the Mont- Ontario government for the repay- me4ag as a "very remarkat.lv docu- not s re-eu- feet oca real Flyer, southbound, Jaet night. The ment of certain-annuitie- and other ment, and wil that but for the ; the French policy at the dead are: ference. This is deal&MMl sums paid by the Dominion to tbe to proceed with the iititeboal chleSy.to ' Mrs. Charles Esmonti, Gaastrvoort, Salteaux terms of he would ask to be heard at this warn Germany not to take advaxU;t Indians under the bill, ' ' N. Y. a treaty concluded In 1873. In that time. Patterson then addrene.l Ihe of tbe situation, The fact la, tho Gertrude Esmond, eged ten. year tbe Crown purchased 47.000 senate on the il!tehood bill, siwaktniir ministerial hiatus confueea mattejrs, A. Salt-eau- x an Wtlch i Frank Sindecuse, Buffalo. square miles of land from he in 'oi position to the passage of tli and threatens agreement se- al- been reaclbei Four people were injured, one tribe of tbe OJibway Indians and house hill. Me devoted his attention otherwise might have vote ot . riously. Slippery rails is the reason Fettled annuities upon the chiefs. In most exclusively to the portion of the today, A of the chamber given wby tb flyer did not Btop. IS78 the land was made over to the bill for joining Arizona lf utles last night resulting Into, providing and , Another Fatality. Province of Ontario. Now the Do- and New Mexico and contended that defeat for the government taa 0 ra-- Greehsburg, Pa.', March 8. An en- minion aRks that Ontario repay th Arizona as now founded bad undoubt resignation of the cabinet alo gine running lfgbt on the Pennsyl- amount it on the Indians and ed to ultimate statehood.. quires the government to temyorut spent right who vania railroad near Radenburg, Pa., improving the land. The province in Land Officiate Removed. with the church manlfestanta, , today, crashed into a work train on Dominion March 8. President are becoming Increasingly demonstra- reply gays that the govern Washington,; be- which were seventy-fiv- e Italian labor- went made the treaty and therefore Roosevelt has removed from offlci tive. President Falllerlea today ers employed, on the new pipe line. nhould out the conditions. John D. register; J. gan a series of consultations relative carry Ollphant, V W A lot were killed and thirty five others Trotter, receiver; and 1; J. Chapman, to the formation of a romtatry. Astonished. were injured; several will 'ilia. WILL TAKE IDAHO PRIS clerk of the land office at Mangum, Delegatsa Rear-en- d 8. The tnbalaterlp . Collision. ONERS ON SPECIAL TRAIN Oklahoma, for Irregularities in the Algeclraa. March Burlington. Iowa, March 8.--- A rear conduct of the bunin of the office ai crlsl in Parte has caused profound two sec- the delesatea of end collision today between Caldwell. Idaho. March 8. Owtn astonishment among Pur- - conferanco tions of a train on the hnre--if- f the powers attending the freight to a misunderstanding between STEAMER l'ngton inured four men, S. Healon MUTINY ON here. The Impression prevalla that Nicolg and Warden J. M. AVhii CAUSES A DEATH a Ftockman the event Is and way pt , 1, : New, Virginia fatally, indict rfient deplorable ' the prisoners under di-.- ; The acd-I.-'u- t was caused fir.--t lay, disastrous" to French ry'tl)e li) connection with the assassination ZJSHfgAS erne. slbly prove New .York. March 8 The mutiny re-fus- e stion of the train breaking in two. of Governor were not plomacy. Tbe delegates, however, Steunwiberg, ..WILLIAM b. CANKER. in which one life was lout occurrel to commit themselves M to th.' here this morning for Massa-.ehtwtiM- s brought today on. board the steauiur of thii ; William B. was t '.inUr--,.- ! effect, previous to the receipt It Ik stated that a special Ihmker born iur em actively is a dock at 1 ' which lying, tone of d1: li New will Moyf R"uh county. lndiana In he yelir jwibjic &M bns 'nrtous po jyas nv thji llcirftgeaeil Industry train thin afternoon bring tSr! Slucanv- - it - Brooklyn;. rlittnaii, antf wotk of rejroaxh-mer- Haywood nd ..O'clrd will Alter UnUhlne. he- course in'Vcmscf houor-- t anda of th Ja;i appwod tU was killed a revoJyt'r. battleuift -- - Las later.' the public "schools, he gTaiinated fr'oj.i democratic party,, of which he is an during nas proceeding- with S1fvftah For Vegas be Mntemd tbe steamer's decki, in which the this morn- Purdue university, and studied law In ardent supporter. In the year 1S9 activity. The conference Menmer's firemen on one id -' Warsaw, Indiana. 'Ma. Bunker came Air. uunner was elected to the ranged ing assumed the discussion of the po- SECRETARY ELIHU ROOT'S uppei and them were tbe ship's to Las Vegas in the year 1886 an.1 house of ibe from th opposing Hco question. NIECE A PLAYWRIGHT. legislature officers and members of the "crew. St. Louis Contractors Acquire soon after received tho counties of San Miguel and Guaria appointment The had been brewing as clerk. In 18851, He as of mutiny sine Timber Lands and Will Estab- BkMmur- - March 8. "Mozart'? deputy November, lupe.. served president tb A Ma., he was clerk of the United territorial board for the steamer left Cardiff, February in Mrs. Ivy appointed of immigration food. Dealing Cotton Wood-Worki- ng Romance." a by firemen of the lish comedy States court.
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