University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository

Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers

7-25-1911 Las Vegas Optic, 07-25-1911 The Optic Publishing Co.

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news

Recommended Citation The Optic Publishing Co.. "Las Vegas Optic, 07-25-1911." (1911). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/3030

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 i rlUit lal SetUrj' OUfft

TETHEH FOFbCASJ WE DAILY MAXIM

Showers Tonight or n(T Hospitality ' Is Always OPT3 Welcomed By Wednesday;, Warmer ' ' Strangers EXCLUSIVE ASSOCIATED PREB8 LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH SERVICE

VOL. XXXII. No. 220 EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 191 1. CITY EDITION

Auto Parade CHICAGO DEMOCRATS GOVERNOR'S DAY TOMORROW AT Big EDITOR WILL TAFT'S FRIENDS As Escort For BITTER FOE OF PASS WOOL AND CONTROL AT GUARD ENCAMPMENT Soldiers LORIMER COTTON DILLS LIN N

Escorted by a band and many 4 - 4 honking automobiles, the sol- JAMES KEELEY, GENERAL MANA- REVISIONS OF THESE TWO TAR- - NEBRASKA REGULAR REPUBLI- diers of the First Regiment, New review of the troops will be an Inter- 4 4 GER OF TRIBUNE, APPEARS IFF SCHEDULES PRACTICALLY CANS PUT LID ON LA FOL- COMMANDER-IN-CHIE- Mexico National Guard, will be F OF esting and Inspiring sight Governor 4 A3 WITNESS AGREED UPON ushered into the of LETTE INSURGENTS Mills will have the pleasure of gazing 4 hospitality Las this evening. They upon the largest and best drilled force 4 Vegas 4-w- ill be met the automobile MILITARY of New Mexico troops that the eyes by TRIED TO BUY EVIDENCE PRESIDENT MUST DECIDE NO MENTION OF SENATOR THE NEW MEXICO 4 parade at the Plaza. The end of of any chief executive of this terri- t Ml their journey will be the Dun tory have looked upon, for the pres- can opera house, where the sol- - ADMITS HE WANTED BOOKS OF LEADER UNDERWOOD ANNOUNC PRESIDENT WILL BE STRONGLY ent is the and 4 encampment largest FOL-LETT- FORCES TO REVIEW TROOPS 4 diers will be guests of The Optic LOBBYISTS TO FIGHT SENA- ES REJECTION OF LA E ENDORSED IN CONVENTION'S most successful In the history of the ' 4 at a grand military ball. WITH MEASURE New Mexico National Guard. TOR RESOLUTIONS 4 The parade will be a dazzling Maneuver Strenuous Today 4 pageant. The autolsts will be 4 order the First In heavy marching 4 provided with sparklet, the TAWNEY DRAWN INTO CASE RATES CUT ALMOST IN TWO DEMOCRATSARE New Mexico National SPLIT Will Meet Official Regiment of the 4 prettiest and only absolutely First Regiment Guard this morning began the execu- 4 safe fireworks. This will make 4 ALLEGED AGENT ACCUSED LEGISLATION EXPECTED TO RE- - AT GOVERNOR tion of the most strenuous maneuver each car appear a moving char-- FREMONT, HAR. and Act as Escort. that has been attempted since the es- 4 lot, from fairyland. , 4 CONGRESSMAN CEIVE EARLY APPROVAL OF MON'S SUPPORTERS HOPE TO Party tablishment of Camp Mills. The two 4 The plans for the procession 4 OF CROOKEDNESS BOTH HOUSES CAPTURE DELEGATES battalions under the command of their are as follows: The autos will 4 morn 8 majors, left the camp early this 4 gather in Fountain Suare at 4 Keel-ey- , Washington, July 25. James Washington, July 25. The new Lincoln, Neb., July 25. The Taft ad ing for a tramp of several miles over 4 o'clock sharp, positions to be general manager of the Chicago cotton revision bill submitted today herents took the reins the in the of the marshal. After 4 at the opening WILL BE GALA DAY AT CAMP MILLS rough country vioinlty 4 assigned by Tribune, today told the senate to the caucus of house democrats lot The soldiers of each formation of the line the Nebraska republican state con Hot Springs. 4 the parade 4 Lorimer investigating committee that from the ways and means committee, will move to the vention here today. A short recess battalion carried their full equipment 4 the procession 4 George O. Glavls' recent arrest on a cuts from an equivalent ad valorem noon.' West the car until afternoon was taken. The reg and camped at Camp was pitch 4 side, following 4 charge of embezzlement, was at his rate of 48.12 per cent, under the men line. The electric cars convey-- 4 ulars effectively placed the lid on the ed as though for the night, the 4 (Keeley's) request. Mr. Glavis had Payne-Aldrlc- h act to an average ad Will Close Noon in the soldiers from Insurgents, who were attempting to Banks and Stores 'at putting up their campaign tents and 4 ing Camp been authorized to buy lobbyists' valorem rate of 27.06 per cent Under will leave the at bring the name of Senator Robert M. cooking a hasty meal. 4 Mills asylum 4 books, which Glavls claimed would the Wilson bill of 1894, the last dem at the Plaza at La Follette before the convention. Honor of Territorial Executive's The maneuvers were participated In 4 8:15, arriving 4 show that lobbyists paid Lorimer 25 ocratic tariff, the average ad valorem 8:20 o'clock, where will be 4 Almost before the insurgents realized by opposing forces, the Reds, who 4 they per cent of a fund of $2,000 In a fight rate was 43.76. Under the proposed am met autos, which will what had occurred Chairman Jeffries Visit to Las Vegas-Progr- were commanded by Major Ludwig f by the 4 made by the "Fireproof Magazine" of rates the committee estimates that circle Plaza and tall announced the of a m.otlon William Ilfeld, and the Blues, under 4 the park 4 Chicago for mall privileges. Keeley Imports of cotton goods for twelve adoption in behind them. 4 to refer all resolutions commit at 3 P. M. the command of Major Arthur Bail said Glovis told him former Repre- months at $39,163,000 against to a Begins From the Plaza the will 4' tee, instead of The Reds, having withstood the attack 4 parade sentative Tawney of Minnesota, for last year and that the duties the presenting and down National to of of the Blues in their entrenchments go Twelfth, 4 many years chairman of the house derived under the new act for, a year reading the resolutionis from the Twelfth south to Douglas, Doug- - 4 . floor. The committee named ia com yesterday, determined to attempt to appropriations committee, was "mix would be $10,599,00 against $13,673,-801- las east to Railroad In men 4 escape with their supplies over the 4 Railroad, 4 ed up in the deal." Democratic Leader Underwood posed the main of favorable south to Lincoln avenue, Lincoln to the administration. road leading west from Hot Springs. 4 4 Mr. Keeley told the Glavls story in explained the cotton bill to the demo- west to Sixth north to V GENERAL ORDERS NO. 4 4 The Blues determined to give pursuit. 4 Sixth, St 4 response to questions from Senator cratic caucus this afternoon. "The N. s sanitarium and return tes- schedules"- - Camp Mills, M., The resulting maneuver required 4 Anthony 4 Lorlmer'a counsel. The witness he said "are cut nearly 25. 1911. 4 south on Sixth to the Duncan tified Glavis said books 50 cent or July much marching and it was expected 4 4 that the per practically in half and Harmon Men Active uovernors uover- - 4 house where the soldiers were of widow we will - 4 1. Tomorrow, the 26th instant, is uay. ine the soldiers would not return to camp 4 opera 4 in the possession the push it through- the house Fremont, Neb., July 23. The mis his at 2:45 p. m. He 4 sol-- she had debate." nor will leave the Castaneda Hotel with staff 2:30 or 3 o'clock. maneu 4 will disembark. After the 4 of one of the lobbyists, that with little sion of Ben Chamberlain, personal - before The met an escort of the entire regiment com- 4 left the cars autos tuberculosis , and would sell them.. A caucus of democratic senators 4 will be by consisting ver was expected to give the com 4 diers have the 4 rppresentatlve of Governor Harmon of Colonel E. C. Abbott, at a point one-hal- f mile south of 4 ' to about "Glavis said the books showed that has been called for to consid Ohio, Nebraska manded by manding officers and their men a 4 will continue parade the 4 tonight to the state democrat will td the officer's . tent At 4 was mixed op er the wool tariff' Tevisloil bill In the ic f.ami, He be escorted commanding chance to show their skill in city until the signal to disband Congressman Tawney convention, was the chief topic of m. and review tne Alter 4 military in said the hope of harmonizing the differences 4:00 p. he will inspect troops. inspection 4 the procession ia. given. this postoffice matter," discussion among the delegates this of. of tactics. It was also in the nature of item in on Whether and review he will make, an inspection camp. Inspection 4 witness. "He said that an that legislation. the 4 an endurance and test. 4 If during the parade any auto-- morning. will be carried out as prescribed in pargaraph No. 456 of 4 marching the books showed that Lorimer had democrats shall assist in passing the Mr. 4 quarters The manuever as ' mobile is stopped for any rea--4 Chamberlain, secretary to Sen drill the men will stand outside their tents without 4 outlined by First to do with a liquor case." La Follette bill Is still the bone of .the regulations; son, the parade will circle about something ator Pomerene, arrived late last night, the of the Governor each first sergeant 4 Lieutenant F. S. Young and Adjutant Mr. said he telegraphed contention. equipment. Upon approach It and machine will fall In at Keeley but his presence was known to few to attention. officers will accompa- 4 General A. S. Brookes was as follows: the Glavis for books As result of a series of confer 4 will call his company Company - $650 to be paid the the this 3 4 the rear of the The au- delegates until morning. Harmon the Governor the inspection of their company quarters. 4 Maneuver No. parade. and that Glavls acknowledged having ences held today the prediction was 4 ny, during 4 tomoblles are to remain 100 feet headquarters were established early After of the camp the officers will meet the Governor at 4 Camp Mills, July 25, 1911. them, but later sent word freely made in the senate that the 4 inspection entire purchased this morning and the representative officer's tent Inspection and review will he in General Situation apart during the parade. he would like to withdraw from the upper house of congress on Thursday 4 the commanding of the Ohio governor was soon an order, Including intrenching tools. The olive drab 4 A blue division is encamped twen- agreement and refund advances. Mr. would adopt the house wool bill. heavy inarching object of keen interest on the part of uniform will be worn. ty miles northeast of Las Vegas. A Keeley would not consent This will put the wool issue squarely SENATORS QUARREL supporters and opponents of Mr. Har-mo- n 4 2. Tomorrow morning, the 26th Instant, there will be company 4 red force Is advancing from the west. TWQ "Why did you want the books?'' up to President Taft. Democratic of conV no- for the convention's endorsement , drill from 7:10 till 9:10 a. m. The character the drill will be Special Situation .... Washington, July 25. Sharp asked Hanecy". Leader Underwood today served Attorney a . con- commanders, '' ''" tice the house would not accept as presidential candidate. The .4 left to the discretion of the company' Immediately 4 Red over in house "To turn over to . this committea. that troversy the delay the vention will be to 2 Will of 4 the La Follette bill. called order at 4 after drill company commanders make a thorough police In the attack agatfist the entrench committee's inquiry if they were useful evidence," replied investigation a recent o'clock this afternoon. camp and prepare for the afternoon Inspection. Tent walls will be 4 ed posltlott Hie blue force was held Keeley. While President Taft in 4 into the Controller Bay affatr, As the day progressed it appeared rolled. Bedsacks folded once, and each man's equipment placed 4' In Mr. said ho became con- speech denounced Schedule K of the 4 check. The red battalion escaped "Dick to Keeley including the alleged Payne-Aldrlc- h that the convention would , " law as "indefensible," probable upon bedsacks. 4 July 25 with all the supplies, on the vinced that be had purchased a gold General A. S. Brookes: I Dick" letter, occurred In the he also indicated that he would pre- confine declaration to national and 4 By command of Brigadier '" " 4 road leading west from Hot Springs brick, but something that had hap- its E. A. committee room between he came to fer to have a revision of the schedule 4 4 closely pursued however by the blues. today pened since Washington state issues over which' there are no & N. G. N. M., 4 In week had his await the report of the tariff board Captain First Infantry, Adjutant. Upon arrival at Hot Springs the com- Chairman Graham (democra) the last changed party differences. mind. in December. The presi 4 Official: E. A. LOHMAN, Adjutant. 4 mander of the red rear receiv- and Representative Burke of South promised 4 guard dent has not definitely indicated, Following a conference participated 4 ed a message the wagon train Dakota Mr. Burke said 44444444444444 44444 stating (republican). however, that he would use the veto In by former Governor Shallenberger, hed broken down and to delay the he the turned on wanted "searchlight Mrs. H. P. Roseberry arrived yester- power. Temporary Chairman M. E. Harring was made now." Mr. Graham said it was better day from California and will visit with The positive statement ton Charles W. the ' Go- Of the encampment. Adjutant Gen- and Bryan, state With every tailitary courtesy on to in October. her mother in Gascon. this afternoon by senators professing wel- officer (Continued Page Five) proceed ment was but vernor William J.. Mills will be eral A. S. Brookes and every to know that at least five insurgent given that "party prin- of enlisted man in will en- comed tomorrow as the guest the and camp republicans and one regular republi- ciples and not leaders would receive to Governor Mills feel First Regiment New Mexico National deavor make can would take "the house measure if the principal attention of the dele- Indeed his own. Guard at Camp Mills. Officers and that the day is Every could not get the La Follette ' and they gates." men have been looking forward to provision for the entertainment bill. This would insure a majority has been Governor's Day as the happiest event comfort of the governor for that measure. in made. Townspeople .have been Senator Polndexter predicted that events THE OPTICS MILITARY BALL TONIGHT vited to witness the of the the house bill would not in the end be AND and will be In STORES BANKS STORES AND BANKS afternoon present large accepted. He said be would vote tor will be scbsti-tute- , numbers. Stores and offices the La. Follette measure as a closed at noon and Governor Mills he two-ste- but In case of its failure TO CLOSE AT NOON TO CLOSE AT NOON warm Promptly at 9 o'clock this evening the music will strike .up a lively soldiers and civilians will be made to realize the would cast his ballot for the house his and ladies will begin tbe intricate figures of the grand march and The regard in which he is held by prettily gowned Optic's grand bill. He said Senators Clapp, urown fellow townsmen. ball for the soldiers of the First Regiment New Mexico National Guard will be on in full swing. The and others felt as he did. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,4 4 4 4. 4 ' Promptly at 2:45 o'clock Governor fun will continue until 1 o'clock tomorrow morning. The boys of tho First Regiment are handsome, 4 In honor of Governor's ' Day 4 Ih honor of 444444Governor's Day 4 members 4 Mills, accompanied by the is to able to afford them a good time and Is to BAPTIST ENCAMPMENT 4 there will be a general cessation 4 will a cessation manly chaps and The Optic happy be proud present 4 there be general of his staff will leave the Castaneda ' 25. An im noon tomorrow. ' Lampasas, Tex., July 4 of business at 4 Of business at noon . tomorrow, f hotel and ride toward Mills. them to Las Vegas society. 4 Camp religious service marked today f The banks will close, at that hour 4 4-- The posing 'The banks will close at that hour will he met one-hal- f mile south While the dance is for the soldiers, it is also for Las Vegas people. Optic desires that the They the opening of the annual Texas Bap 4 as will the stores and many of 4 as will the stores and many of of the the entire Regi- a invitation to com to the Duncan opera house this evening and make the ac- f' camp by Firt public accept hearty tist encampment at Hancock Park. 4 the publio officials will close their 4 the public officials will close their. 4 ment under command of Colonel E.. C. The is The but it is to quaintance of the National Guardsmen. dance given by Optic up the 'people of The encampment will continue three 4 offices to join In paying a cour- - 4 offices to join In paying a cour- - Abbott. The regiment will act as ' the city and the guardsmen to make it a success. A big reception and floor committee will see to it weeks, during which time many noted 4 tesy to Governor Mills and the 4 tesy to Governor Mills and the f an escort to the governor, who will ' that has a good time. divines and educators of the Baptist 4 New Mexico National Guard. 4 - New Mexico National Guard, f be conducted to the headquarters of everybody who too old or too sedate to dance there will be of seats from which denomination will lead in the address 4 This will include groceries and 4 - This will include groceries and f Adjutant General A. S. Brookes, in For those iave grown plenty es and discussions. Tomorrow there 4 meat markets as well as other 4 meat markets as well as other command of the military forces of the dancing floor may be seen. Over 1,000 spectators may be seated in addition to those on the dancing will be a three days golden 4 businesses. People are urged, oa 4 businesses. are urged, on f the territory. And of the floor, it Is in the best of condition. Dancing upon it will be a dream. Ex- opened People floor. sijeaking of Texas to or- - or-- At 4 o'clock and review jiibilee celebration Baptist 4 that account, place their 4 that account, to place their f inspection music will be and the hall will be decorated in handsome style. souvenir pro- cellent provided Pretty Women. 4 ders for supplies for the house- - 4 ders for supplies for the house-- 4 of the troops will be conducted. Af- grams will be given each of the dancers. , 4 hold at an early hour. This gen- - 4 4- - hold at an early hour. This gen- - ter this has been concluded Governor Every man in the regiment who can obtain a pass, and that includes each, soldier who is not in COLD WAVE IN NEBRASKA 4 erous action on the part of the 4 erous action on the part of the Mills will make an inspection of the 4 or on will attend the dance. It is expected that at least 400 t Idiers will be Norfolk, Neb., July 25. The cold 4 merchants and bankers will en- - 4 4 merchants and 'bankers will en- - 4 camp, visiting the various companies' the hospital guard duty, 'for free to and fsom. town on the electric cars for wave in this vicinity became further 4 able many peoplo to be present 4 able many people to be present 4 quarters. present The Optic has arranged transportation the 4 emphasized when the mercury today 4 upon the occasion of the visit of 4 4 upon the occasion of the visit of 4 In the evening Governor Mill will soldiers. dropped to 44 degrees. 4 Governor Mills to the camp which 4' Governor Mills to the camp which, 4 be guest of honor ai a camp dinner The house will be thrown open at 8 o'clock, one hour before the grand march. The Op- opera just 4 has been named in his honor. 4 has been named in his honor, 4 given by the officers ot the regiments the dancers and to come and late. The ball will be the biggest event 4 tic requests spectators early stay GERMAN CRUISER TO HAITI 4 Tho complete program for Gover- - 4 4 The complete program for Gover; 4 Members of the governor's staff i and ' of the summer. . Berlin, July 25. The German crul 4 nor"s Day Is published In another 4 4 nor"s Day is published in another 4 a few Invited guests will he present. 1 rer Bremen, which is now at Morocco, 4 column of this paper. t 4 of this paper , , 4 During the events of the afternoon - . has bee'n ordered to Haiti. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4. 444 4 the regimental band will play. The LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 191 1.

LONG BRANCH HORSE SHOW OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Simon Bacharach, R. Martin, Hal Hr,M ('Una. SOLDIERS BUYING Long Branch, X. J., July 25. Many A special meeting of the City Council lett Raynolds. 6. famous winners of the show ring will or the city or Laa Vegas, n. m, was Aldermen absent: Messrs. B. F. be exhibited to horse admirers at the held on this 5th day of June, 1911. at Forsythe, C. V. Hedgcock, 2. TO" eighteenth annual exhibition of the 3 o'clock p. m. Quorum present and Mayor Goodall Wash Suits and Dresses DISCHARGE Monmouth County Horse Show associ Aldermen present: Messrs. James in the chair. ation, which is to open at Hollywood O'Byrne, Chris Wiegand, B. F. For- - City Attorney H. W. Clark and Civil Fifty-fiv- e Prices Park tomorrow. classes are sythe, O. M. Ward, Simon Bacharach, Engineer eGorge E. Morrison being in at Sensational PLAY BALL carded, with the addition of four C. V. Hedgcock, 6. attendance. one each of the running races, day Aldermen absent: Messrs: J. K. Call for meeting was read, it being $6.00 to for $5.00 show, for money with polo ' $19.50 Garments prizes, Martin, Hallett Raynolds, 2. for the purpose of (1) to make tax ponies and galloways as the contend- 1911-1- to and made NUMEROUS MEN IN THE UNITED Quorum present and Mayor Goodall levy for the year end (2) We have left from our season's business just 22 Wash Dresses, well neatly ers. In addition to the sporting and STATES ARMY ' QUIT TO JOIN in the chair. take action In matters concerning from and Linen either or These were marked to sell at fashionable folk of the Long Branch sewer. Gingham plain fancy patterns. LEAGUE TEAMS City Attorney H. W. Clark and Civil sanitary x colony, many other members of the 254. re- $7.50 up to $19.50, 14 of them above $10.00. Engineer George E. Morrison being in Mr. Ward introduced Bill No. smart set of New York, Philadelphia, ce attendance. lating to tax levy for the fiscal year Eighteen two-pie- Wash Suits, made from Linenne, Rep and Linen and tastefully 25. call of Baltimore and other will see Washington, July The places be-in- Clerk read call for meeting, It f ending March 31, A. D. 1912. It was with colors. 10 numerous baseball leagues is luring the evrnts. The array of cups and trimmed contrasting; These were marked to sell at $6.00 to $14.50 each, to take action In read in full and passed and adopted ' athletic members of the United States prizes offered is unusually large. for the purpose of them above $9.00. the matter of contract, etc., for the in the usual manner by a unanimous v away from their profession In Among those offering special prizes vray sewer. Citizens' Sewer com vote. Choice of either line, all this week, for only numbers which the war department are Senator C. W. Weston, Alfred Q. proposed met on sub- City Attorney Clark was asked by lias no means of calculating. Many Vanderbllt, Paul A. Sore and S, P. ralttee having May 31, result of investiga- the mayor whether the bond of con- soldiers are buying their discharge Guggenheim. mitted the their in a which was tractors had been approved by him, And surrendering the khaki suit and tion lengthy report,' $5.00 the was It had as to form and rifle for the flannel uniform and POWER BOAT REGATTA read in full. reply contents. Ibaseball bat Peoria, 111., July 25. Speedy motor The city attorney was asked to ex Mr. offered Resolution No. FOR NO "War department officials admit boats from New York and several plain the nature of his work, for which Raynolds that the summer time is a severe other eastern points, together with the committee had recommended an 132, approving the sufficiency of the sureltes on bond of McGovern & TELEPHONE strain on the army. (Discharges by the fleetest craft of the kind to be extra compensation of $250. Mr. Clark the CASH found this section of It been when rM. purchase are more frequent then. throughout the outlined in detail the legal work and Ryan. having read, ORDERS are in the third Martin moved that rules be Officially, of course, the department country, taking part Its responsibility connected with the suspended ONLY annual of the Western Power steond omitted and resolution knows nothing. When a soldier buys regatta proper inauguration of the Improve- reading ESTABLISHED 7Q6Z ACCEPTED Boat which on his discharge he simply forwards association, began, ment. The statement was satisfac- be placed upon its passage, seconded the lake here and will continue Mr. Bacharach. Carried. Mr. Mar- from $30 to $120. according to the today tory to the council. Citizens' com by over tomorrow. Interest In the re- length of time he has been In service, mittee also recommended in their re tin moved the adoption of resolution for- gatta is increased by the fact that the seconded Mr. Ward. Roll was call- and requests that the papers be port a compensation for engineer's by res'-men- t. winners may attempt to defend ed and vote warded to the colonel of his services a sum equal to 6 per cent of being unaimous for adop- to America's power boat cup against He is not required explain the made to contractors. Mr. tion, resolution was so declared. Mr. the British challenger in the races on payment why he is leaving. Morrison was asked to state in detail Martin moved that sewer certificates soldiers who have Long Island sound next fall. Latest among the what such services embraced. The be dated July first, 1911, seconded by TO' sought baseball fields is George Cur- Mr. Raynolds1 and carried. RACES AT GRAND RAPIDS explanation was given. Mr. Forsythe of St. Louis American Mr. ry the league offered amendments to Raynolds offered Resolution No. of- Grand Rapids, Mich., 25. All the following team. Curry Is a pitcher. He was July 133, to sewer etc. the best known horses the the Citizen's committee report: (1) relating certificates, fered $200 a month to perform in the following It was nead in full the first time and this summer are at Com- - That the word "insepctor" in section American league, and promptly got bigcircults referred to finance stock Park for the this after- line 10 be stricken out; and after committee and an advance in pay to forward to the opening N. N. four-da- y city attorney. to noon of the Grand Circuit the word "diem" (be inserted "not to ft. war department. His is 0. discharge Mr. race The feature of the exceed 100 and that in section Bacharach moved that the be granted within the next few days. meeting. days"; furniture manufac of sentence printing of certificates be referred to Soldiers VisitorsLas A case with which Washington fans week, the $10,000 that part the following Vegans. 6 the chairman of the printing commit familiar is that of David Altlzer, turers' purse, for 2:12 class trotters, be stricken out, "a sum equal to are tee and city attorney, seconded of the will be raced tomorrow and a large per cent of the payment made to the by The Las will the mem- former shortstop Nationals, Mr. Martin and carried. Vegas Optic give now with Altlzer was a and high class field is expected to contractors," and inserted in place Minneapolis. Council on motion bers of the The base- face the starter to contest for the thereof "the sum of $1200.00"; and adjourned. First Regiment of Infantry, New eoldier in the Philippines. . rich - Approved-- ball craze accompanied the soldiers purse. that section 4 be stricken out entlre- K. D. Mexico National Guard, a ball into America's new possessions, and and substituted with "Engineer GOODALL, grand military TEXAS FARMERS' CONGRESS Attest: Altlzer bectme an outfielder on Morrison is hereby authorized and Mayor. at the Duncan Opera House on the of 25. CHAS. Clerk. . evening army teams. Shortly afterward he College Station, Tex,, July mpowered to employ an inspector or TAMME, t, Members of the state forwarded $100 to the war depa't-men- organizations .ispectors at a compensation of not July 25, at 9 p. m, of cotton corn swine OLD LADY'S SAGE ADVICE. came to the United States, and growers, growers, to exoeed $3.00 per day, to work un breeders, fruit and Tenn. Mrs. Mamie The dance will be in honor of finally landed in the American league. dairymen, growers der his direction, such compensation Knoxvllle, the visiting other bodies rounded of 102 W. Main this The Southwestern leagues have agricultural up to be paid by the city." The amend- Towe, street, in force here for the annual "If had seen be soldiers, and in Las is cordi- many former soldiers who have today ments were seconded by Mr. Bachar city, says: you me, everybody Vegas from Uncle session of the Texas Farmers' Con- fore I to take Cardul you would bought their releases ach and duly adopted. Mr. For began invited to attend and entertain the these is Sam gress, with which are affiliated. not think I was the same person. Six ally help Sam. Among Stovall, they sythe moved that the report of the More 500 to me outfielder for the iSan Antonio club than papers and addresses Citizens sewer committee as amended doctors failed do good, and my guardsmen., ,of the Texas league and brother of are to be presented during the three friends thought I would die. I conld v adapted, seconded by Mr. Bachar Cleveland's first baseman and man- session. . hardly get out of bed or walk a step, The its ball days' ach; Ayes and nays were called, and Optic gave first Military two ager. Stovall saw service in the At last an old lady advised me to take no dissenting vote apeparing, the re on en- Philippines and was mixed up in a Cardul and now I can go most any years ago the occasion of the territorial port was declared adopted. dozen or so bush fights before the FIREMEN"S TOURNAMENT where." Al tailing women need Car' Des 25. Mr. Ward offered Resolution No, campment. This will be its second baseball germ got Into Ms Wood. Moines, la., July The Iowa dui, as a gentle, refreshing tonio, es appearance no of what. State Firemen's association its 131, authorizing the mayor to enter "There is way telling opened pecially adapted to their peculiar ail- in the role of and to make the occasion a d host, eoldlers do after they buy their dis thirty-thir- annual tournament in the iuto and to sign on behalf of the city ments. It is a reliable vegetable rem on General The will con a contract with McGovern & Ryan co-operati- charges." said Adjutant capital today. meeting edy, successfully used for over 50 tremendous social success, the of into whose hands allsuc'.i tiaue until for the construction of sewer, etc, Ainsworth, Friday night. Delegations years. You ought to try it. maters finally come "and this de- of fire fighters from all corners "of Mr. Ward moved, that the rules be the citizens is especially desired. cannot which ball play- second omitted and partment say the state, many of them accompanied suspended, reading DALLAS WANTS "AD" MEN ers are and which are not former sol' are here to contest resolution he read the third time by No tickets will be sold, or by bands, in the Dallas, Tex., July 25. A delegation subscriptions diers. events which title only, seconded by Mr. Bacharach many make up the pro of several hundred representatives of solicited. It is to be The ball "There unduobtedly are instances and carried. Mr. Ward then moved. Optic's and the gram. the advertising club of Texas leaves In various parts of the country whe-- e that resolution be now sec bill. adopted, this city in a special train tonight for Optic will foot the men buy their discharges to play ball. onded by Mr. Forsythe; ayes and nays QUEEN CONGRATULATED Boston to attend the convention there There Is no objection to it. When a were called and no dissenting vote Brussels, 25. Elizabeth next week of the National Associated The Date man buys his discharge from the July Queen appearing, the resolution was duly a to who has but recovered from Advertising Clubs of America. The army he hasi right do whatever recently adopted. he All that is to a very serious Illness, reiceived world delegation will make a strong effort pleases. necessary Council on motion adjourned until TUESDAY EVENING, JULY obtain Is a 'good record wide on the to secure the next convention of the 25. the discharge congratulations today S o'clock p. m. i ' and the money, which va- thirty-fift- h of her birth, association for Dallas.. purchase anniversary Approved: The ries from $120 for one of jr-vic- Before ten Place year her marriage years ago her K. D. GOODALL, to $30 for eleven years of ser- majesty was a princess of Bavaria. Attest: . Mayor. vice." She is mother of two sons and a the CHAS. TAMME, Clerk. DUNCAN OPERA HOUSE. daughter, her eldest boy, the heir to THAT Admire a woman and she will ad- the now throne, being in his tenth The City Council of the City of Las The Time mire your good taste. year. Vegacs, N.' M., met In special session pursuant to adjournment this 5th day 9 O'CLOCK P. n. of June, 1911, at 8 o"clock p. m. AWFUL Aldermen present: Messrs. Chris. Wiegand, O. M. Ward, Simon Bachar- Host The Las Vegas Optic, Assisted by the ach, C. V. Hedgcock. Hallett Raynolds, 5 BACKACHE People of Las Vegas. Aldermen absent: Messrs. James O'Byrne, B. F. Forsythe, J. K. Martin. 3 Cured by Lydia E Pinknam's Quorum present and Mayor Goodall Vegetable Compound EE53SBE ih the chair. Morton's Gap, Kentucky. "I City Attorney H. W. Clark and Civil years with female disorders. my health was very Engineer George E. Morrison being bad and I had a In attendance. continual backache was 1 . Mayor stated the purpose this which simply 1 jot awful. could not issssy meeting, it being to fix assesments for I stand on my feet 1 California f1 Unexpected the cost of sewer on lots and parcels long enough to cook 17 VI 17 pv of. land lying within the district and a meal's victuals f without my back other matters in connection herewith. nearly killing me, Mr. Bacharach introduced Bill No. and I would have Los San Fare for the round his Angeles or Diego, trip $45.60 The farmer and wife were about to sit down to a 253, assessing the cost of constructing such dragging se- cold when old friends x nsations I could supper they saw some driving sewer within a certain portion or rinrrllv hpar If T San Francisco, Fare (or the round towards the house. district of the City of Las Vegas, New had soreness in each side, could not trip $50.00 Mexico, upon the lots and pieces of stand tight clothing, and was irregular. The wife the thanks x was run ad- stop-over- s good was equal to occasion to said or completely down, un Tickets on sale daily, good for at any point in either direction, within final limit land within portion district, vice I took E. Pinkham's Vege- her New Perfection Oil Cook-stov- e. Lydia and providing for the issuance of table Compound and Liver 1111s and am health. October 31, 1911. She had it lit in a moment, and her were seated "sewer certificates." After it having enjoying good It is now guests hardly more than two years and I have not on the porch before a hearty hot meal was ready for the table been read the first time, it was moved t had an ache or pain since I do all my To make do not fail to visit the r sausages and eggs and long rashers of streaky bacon, and rolls just that the same be published as a pro- own work, washing and everything, your trip complete . in coffeeJ-a- nd and never have backache crisped the oven and fresh the hostess herself as cool posed ordinance. the any more. if 1 think your medicine is grand and and neat as the had not been near the kitchen. Council motion I on adjourned. praise it to all my neighbors. If you CANYON of She could think will GRAND ARIZONA never have managed it with an Approved: my testimony help others range. Mrs. The New Perfection is the quickest, most convenient and best cooker K. D. GOODALL, you may publish it." Ollie Woodall, Morton's Gap, on the market i Attest: Mayor. Kentucky. the worlds greatest scenic wonder. Mad with 1. 2 ami 3 Backache is a symptom of organic burner., wits CHAS. . loot, turquone clue enameled ctumBera. TAMME, Clerk. weakness or derangement. If you Kandfomefy ntmhed throughout, lb have backache don't it. To Side from Arizona it had with neglect Trip Williams, . . . ; and ore. can be or get relielf must reach 6.50 without a cabinet top. which it fitted with A special meeting of the City Coun- perinanent you ihehrea, towel i the root of the trouble. we ? w. drop rack, etc. Nothing v, i nrm 1 pCTnpw Dealer, everywhere of write for dW cil of the City of Las Vegas, N. M. was know of will do this so surely as Lydia Any information regarding these and other will be at the enptiva circular to tha nearest agency E. Pinkham's trips cheerfully given ticket office. ilfCoIwstove of the held on this 7th day of July, 1911, at Compound. Continental Oil Companj 2:30 p. m Write to Mrs. Pinkham, nt D. (Incorporated) Aldermen present: Messrs. James Lynn, Mass., for special advice. L BATCIIELOR, Agent. Your letter will be absolutely C'Bjme, Chris Wiegand, O. M. Ward, confidential, and the advice free. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, JULY 25. 191 1.

Uon. Hughey Jennings is well known. sports should be limited to tenais. ORDINANCE NO. 355 LEADERS USUALLY The fiery manager of the Tigers has canoeing and shooting. An ordinance assessing the cost o! ccpped the American League bunting CHEMICAL FOGS constructing a sewer within a certain or district of the of Las three time sand hia team is ia the That Is to live null- portion City it possible for Vegas, New Mexico, upon the lots and PLAY POSITIONS struggle this year as much as ever. ing, even in New York, and In spite pieces of land within said portion or MourvteJrvaar Hugh Duffy has made an , excellent MAY ABOLISH of the Increased coBt of living with- district, and providing for the issu showing with his bunch of Chicago out violating the letter of the law, ance of "sewer certificates.'' resolution entered comebacks." Bill Dahlen and Bobby hag Just been demonstrated here in WHEREAS, by IN INFIELD of record, the City Council of the City Chautauqua Wallace in a most manner Ti.V.tor have been sad failures WARFARE ingenious by a of Las Vegas, New Mexico, has declar- managing their teams. to whom Jocal bunco men are figura- ed It to be necessary and proper, in The has been tively taking off their hats. For mo.'e the opinion of the said City Council, am wiaiiwlaalaaiii .iiiUhiiii uuuiijLiiiii FRED CLARKE ONLY BASEBALL catching department Assembly for three baseball NOVEL PLAN PROJECTEDTHAT than two weeks this man has be.in to have constructed and maintained a responsible of the the said of OUTFIELDER TO SUCCEED AS IS on the fat of the without a sewer in a portion of City geniuses of the season. Connie Mack, LIKELY TO OUTSTRIP living city Las which is described as fol MountaJneJr, N M.. 2 to 13. 1911. A cent of to Vegas, August MANAGER Charley Dooln and Roger Bresnahan HAGUE TRIBUNAL single expense hims'lf. lows: Like most effective his was To- - have all made good. Mack and Dooln plans The main line of the Atchison, Round trip tickets will be on sale July 31 to 12th, so the August What on the diamond pro- well simple that regular residents peka and Santa Fe railway company position have their Quaker collections up New 25. mechaci- - and limited to 1911. York, July That of this ctiy who live by their wits on the east; Lincoln avenue to Tenth September 2nd, duces the most baseball managers ?s in both leagues and bid fair to have on west cauy ana cnemicaiiy produced logs, are gtill wondering how they over-t- o street on the South; the by A glance over the list of big league t?iem around the until - center inter- Fare for the Round topmost rung be turned loose at will, may be- wnf whoiRai mnniifntiin. r a line from the of the Trip $9.85 .generals shows that the shortstop and the end of the season. come a more factor than section of Tenth street and Lincoln important clothing and placed large orders to north to Columbia ave- D L. BATCHELOR. first base position furnish baseball Bresnahan and his Cardinals have The tribunal in aenue, thence Agent, Hague peace the be shipped to a certain big southern nue; thence Columbia avenue with a majority of the national pas- been a revelation thus far .this season. along elimination of war is the most sig house. In every case, however, he east to Eighth street; thence north time's directors-in-chief- . Another peep Koger can boast of one or two nificant of a only feature the offer of was careful to stipulate that shipment tj Raynolds avenue: thence east that fact there is little has on avenue to Sixth reveals that stars outside cf himself; yet he local inventor to sell to the govern- was not to be made for a month, cr Raynolds street; to choose, so far as managerial ability directed his team into the first divi ment a secret which it lb thence south to Baca avenue; thence process by until such time as the house which east Baca avenue to Fourth is concerned, between the. men that sion. claimed can be when- along fops produced he claimed to represent had sent a street; thence in a line midway be 1 firm- idt-- a have advanced from the playing Patsy Donovan and Jimmy McAleer, ever and wherever wanted. The check to cover the bill, thereby pro: tween Baca and Washington avenues IHttlWlfei ament to the leadership stage. two of the old school, both fielders originated along agricultural lines a tectlng himself against a charge of from Fourth street to Grand avenue; Of the sixteen major league man- in their time, cannot strike it right uie rescu.ii or an enon to fraud. His orders thence on Garfield avenue to the Baid proiec iattempted weie 2c Get Wise on Gloves t four renown as first in a team. Both are class growing crops from the sun during main line of the Atchison, Topeka agers, 'gained managing large, and naturally at each place the Von know it's expensive to buy cheap glove. n Santa Fe Railway company on basemen; three made their mark as ed among the wise heads of baseball dry periods, and to supply them with where he gave them the sales ch'.sf They aoak through with 110111, water and oil har east. den after wetting don't protect your band. :' siiOrtstops, three were formerly or are yet they cannot get the material to be moisture. It developed, hcwever, took nlm out for dinners, theater, WHEREAS, the said City Council AbMtot'r Gloves are the moat economical used They wear longest and feel best. Jhiaen catchers, and one has graduated from a flag winner. McAleer has declared that while the fogs might be 'o.trlpg t0 Coney island, and the like, has elected that the whole of the rath'sCelebratedHoraebideused in them is steam, V) cost construction shall be as- cinder and heat proof. right field, two center field, one left that he will resign after this season, blot out the sunlight the mois'i:re gladly furnishing all the summer lux- of said which would be of sessed the lots and pieces of field, one third base and one pitcher. although his contract has another year they contained uries. As a result the originator of against 1 little or no value as a substitute for land situate in said portion of the There Is missing In the managerial list to run. the plan lived like a prince without or in said sewer district and abut- i"Asbestol" Gloves rain. It was then that value in city a second baseman. Fred Clarke of the Pittsburg Pir the a penny of expense. His deception ting on the line of said sewer, or so For Railroad Men only could be ' now case of war of fogs which was discovered but since near thereto as to be. in the opinion arvnerfect because (hew never stiffen from wet line or The first basemen who are ates, one of the finest left fielders in ultimately shrivel from heat. Waab tltm with soap audi water. They produced at will became apparsm. none of the he ordered had of the ald City Council, benefited pry sou ana piiaoie. managers are: Frank Chance, Chica- the game, has been a great manager goods Be wed with tinea thread lock al itched : Li The of an enemy once en by the construction thereof; they "stand the strsia." They arc yi: Hal in squadron been delivered' and nothing had beer, wortn mors isan otner giovea out go; Fred Tenney, Boston; Chase, the many yearg he has handled the NOW THEREFORE,. BE IT OR 1 ma mart. veloped by one of these artificial foss lost except the money voluntarily Ask vour dealer for the rentrlti New Tork Americans, and George Pittsburg team. Clarke is at present DAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL SBESTOj "JUbaslel." K " shouldn i : would be practically helpless and at on his the most ttave them tell as his name. Wt Stovall, Cleveland. The shortstop whanging the ball far away over .300 spet entertainment, OF THE CITY OF LAS VEGAS, NEW will see you are supplied and the mercy of the torpedo boats while serious charge which could be made MEXICO: EISENDRATHS Includes: Hughey Jennings, and is giving Hans Wagner a close fog-boun-d even on land a army would as?ainst him was that of being a "sus- Sec. l.-T- hat each of the following CELEBRATED Elsindrtth Glovt Go, Detroit; Rhoderick Wallace, St. Louis argument for the batting supremacy of land abuts on the " be greatly hampered. While the pro- picious character." As there aresev. lots and pieces HORSE HIDE "' Americans, and William Dahlen, of the National league. line of the said eewer to be construct cess by which the fogs are produced eral hundred thousand such people Brooklyn. The catchers who have Third base has offered but one man on a ed in the said portion or district of has not yet been proven large in New York, the charge is not troub New made their marks as big league lead ager to 'baseball, and he is acknowl the City of Las Vegas, Mexico, scale, the possibilities are appareir, ling the Ingenious visitor. or Is so near to the line of the said are: Connie Mack. one of the shrewdest that ever ers Philadelphia edged and it may be that the idea at first sewer as to be, in the opinion of the FOR BY Charle Doom, Philadel- directed a team. John man SALE Americans; McGraw, considered as a purely defensive war This summer bids fair to go down said City Council, benefited by the phia Nationals, and Roger Bresnahan, ager of the Giants, is the one that measure, may yet result In miking of construction thereof, and each and in history as the greatest producer one Louis. has the honor of that position. Mc. both land and naval battles impossi- every thereof is (therefore hereby 'St.. Munchausen like tales n record. assessed amount hereinafter de three have given Graw's baseball has ble. the As these position knowledge gone Already with the summer only half such amount the it signated, being pro baseball most of Its managers, a long way toward giving New York over returning vacationists have portionate frontfoot share of each of a dis- would not be amiss to ented into successful teams. Somewhat chagrined by the fact strained the credulity of the public such lots and pieces of land of the suasion on the respective merits of Clarke Griffith of. the Cincinnati that so far as postal savings banks to the with accounts total cost of constructing the said WHOLESALERS OF breaking point sewer or the men whom hinges the suc Reds was once a While with go he Is far behind the rest of the within the portion district upon pitcher. of wlerd happenings. Undoubtedly of the said above described. Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Caps & Gloves cess of baseball. the Yankees at the of his country, Father Knickerbocker will fish comes from a city beginning the prize story Sec 2. The lots and pieces of LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. Taking the first base division: Of managerial career, Griffith had his nevertheless watch closely the opera nearby angler who, without hook or land in the Lopez or ZIon Hill addi the array, Frank Chance is the one hirelings up in front. With Cincinnati tion of these institutions now that line, has been making wonderful tion are assessed as follows: who stands out most conspicuously. this year Griffith has been In the they are to be opened In this city. catches. His chief piscatorial aid Block 13 A; lots J, 2, 3, 4, owned - finan- by Belden & Mills, $20 each; tot 5, Husk has proved beyond a peradven- ruck all the time and promises to re- Their inauguration here in the consists of a number of mirrors to- cial of the is owned by Mrs. B. Danzlger, $20; lot ture that he is one of the greatest main there. hea'dquarters country gether with some worms and a net. 20 owned Mrs. Minnie and is by Clay, $20; managers that has ever been associat particularly significant there The mirrors are placed on the bottom the west 12 feet of lot 21, owned by much as to the extent ed with the game. Chance has per- speculation of any clear lake or stream and on to which they will be patronized. formed the unprecedented feat of pi- their surface is scattered the bait, (Continued on PageSeven) New Yorkers are known as savers, Machinery Headquarters. team to the National league while the angler sits above in his loting a, whether will switch their de in succes- I but they boat, net in hand. The hungry fish championship three years Politics and from their HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLDS has handled posits present resting coming to grab an easy meal sees his sion. Ever since Chance is that time Must be relieved quickly and Foley's I places something only reflection In the mirror and immedi- and will do it, the Cubs his team has always been Politicians.. - Honey Tar Compound can prove. The fact that the postof- attacks It in a for the E. M. 1014 Chi in the thick of the fray. ately fight Stewart, Wolfram St., fice now shows a surplus is an im bait. his on cago, writes: "I have been Hal Chase, manager of the New Generally impact the greatly Walla Walla, Washington, has ad portant factor, even though as the is as or kill troubled during the hot summer Grain Binders, Deere Plows, York American league aggregation, glass to herd to stun opted the commission . of gov railroads claim, the basis on which months with hay fever and find that Is plan him, after whloh it is an easy matter Machines, Farm Wagons, follows Chance in so far as success ernment. the them by using Foley's Honey and Tar Com flowing 'government pays for haul the looking-glas- s fisherman to concerned. Chase has had his gritty for ound I get great relief." Many others Rakes, Spring Wagons, Baltimore to be the mails around the is -- Hay appears gaining ing country dip him up in his net. Bees apparently who suffer similarly will be glad to team fighting It out with the leaders In its unfair and a which Bean ground fight for the democratic insufficient, claim are vlelng with fish as producers of benefit by Mr. Stewart's experience. Threshers, Buggies, .all the time, despite repeated disrup- O. G. national convention. they back up with the report of the remarkable stories since from Con- Schaefer and Red Cross Drug Grain Threshers, Binder Twine, tions on account of injuries and women to have one to the effect more Co. Spokane expect department that necticut comes a wail because of a E-M- -F a Bean Autos. Yankees have up one-quart- The put or more of their members In the than of the roads investi to which have become Harvesters, vice the bees KIDNEY DISEASES ARE CURABLE .game fight. Chase in the time he has next Washington legislature. gated in this connection were being addicted. It has been discovered that under certain conditions. The TV "been at the helm has shown himself Warm senatorial are right campaigns in underpaid by Unole Sam. Undoubtedly they have been gorging themselves medicine must be taken before the to be possessed of much baseball progress in several southern states, congress will now be called upon' to on the nectar of tobacco blossoms. disease has progressed too far. Mr. acumen. including Virginia, Mississippi, and readjust the scale of pay and partic- When one of the apiarists sampled Perry A. Pitman, Dale, Tex., says: George Stovall and Fred Tenney North Carolina. ularly for a readjustment of the of these "I was down in bed for four months the honey made by a colony with and bladder trouble and have to show. However, since Edward E. Mitchell, at present system of mall was kidney yet present antiquated bees he found that the Ihoney gall stones. One bottle of Foley's Cherries Ilfeld Stovall was entrusted with the man state treasurer of Illinois, has an- weighing which now takes place only for sale. A dark, and unfit Kidney Remedy cured me well and Laa Vegas. New Mexico.Company, agerial back of the Naps, the team nounced his candidacy for the repub once in four years, leaving the burden conference of apiarists will be held sound." Ask for it O. G. Schaefer Co. baB been playing good ball. lican nomination for governor. of the increase on the carriers. The within a few days to decide whether and Red Cross Drug Tenney has been a rank failure Some of the republican leaders in fact that the postoffice now shows a It will be advisable to put the honey ai d his displacement, is looked for Kentucky suggest Senator Bradley as surplus however, instead of a deficit, on a market as chewing tobacco. Al- next season. It, Is not Fred's fault the most suitable running mate should prove a potent force In the together summer fiction this year Is that the Rustlers do not win more for Mr. Taft if the latter Is renomin future here of the postal savings of a particularly high quality. ated. are more games. Tenney knows as much about banks, since deposits much Russell of court is "baseball as anyone in the game, hut It Judge Richard the likely to come to a business which Children Who Are Sickly of of has announced not even if that busi- com- Is, entirely a different matter to in appeals Georgia losing money, Mothers who value their own his to succeed Hoke Smith ness is backed Uncle Sam. ject that knowledge into players who candidacy by fort and the welfare of their children, In the governorship. cannot grasp It. should never be without a box of It Is rumored in Washington that A is raging Of the shortstop graduates, two are unique controversy Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Senator of New here of while the other brace hava Gallinger Hampshire as the result of the attempt Children, for use throughut the sea- successes, to recent outdoor ' men owing family bereavements, local Investigators to classify son. They oreak up colds, relieve yet to display anything worthy of has decided to from retire public sports in the order of the number of feverlshness, constipation, teething WHY IT PMYS TO MUY life. In- prevarications which each one disorders, headache and stomach trou- What to be a hitter chil- promises fight cites, to the end that growing bles. Used by mothers for 22 years. for the democratic gubernatorial nom- dren may be protected from those THESE POWDERS NEVER FAIL. ination In Maryland will be settled calculated to a for ruin reputation Sold by all drugstores, 25c. Don't ac- MDWERTISED GQOOS at the state to-b- held on investi primary veracity. Unfortunately the cept any substitute. Sample mailed 29. as August gators have been unable to agree FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted. San Francisco's municipal election to which or causes the 1 sport pastime Le Roy, N. Y. Women who bear children and re- will be held in September and a hard most lies and hence the controversy. Because the advertiser has done something to inspire confidence. are main healthy those who prepare is under to oust The ten- their in advance of fight already way opinion is unanimous that He has not only explained the value and usefulness of his prod-- . systems baby's the labor control of the in order coming. Unless the mother aids city govern- nis causes the, least Sext uct, but has put his personality and reputation behind his al ment. the have Bhootlng, nature in its pre-nat- work the crisis investigators placed statements. finds her system unequal to the de- Congressman George W. Norrls, the followed by sailing and walking, of mands made upon it, and she is often noted insurgent representative from which it is obvious that none offer He can be trusted because his very business existence is at stake. left with weakened health or chronic the Fifth Nebraska Ihopjes man with district, an attractive field for the He believes in his goods to the extent of his not ailments. No remedy is so a to suceed Norris Brown as United this Painting investing capital, truly an elastic imagination. From to nature as Mother's Friend, only in the goods but in which help States senator. point on, however, the investigator; making right, advertising, and no expectant mother should fail and will not permanently profitable if he fails to make to use relieves and W. D. O'Day has announced himself have created distention, since they prove it. It the pain secure orders. discomfort caused by the strain on as a candidate on the republican end the list with golfing, camping good repeat the ligaments, makes pliant and elas- ticket for congress in the Eighteenth and fishing. As a result campers nnl Paper The advertising is not only a protection to the trade name, but it tic those fibres and muscles which will run are arms and loud in Illinois district He against anglers up lrj is the advertiser's guarantee of quality. nature is expanding, prevents numb- Joseph G. Cannon. their assertion that the golf liar is ness of limbs, and soothes the inflam- Hanging You are justified in being suspicious of unadvertised be- School teacher, (lawyer, successful not only llhe greatest In the world, goods, mation of breast glands. The system cause, however much confidence the dealer or manufacturer thus Mother's newspaper proprietor, member of but the most stupid, even exce'llug being prepared by First class work have in he faith in to Friend dispels the fear that the crisis President Cleveland's cabinet and the automobile liar who boasts of may them, has not enough them spend not be met. Mother's twice of epltomiz. and best of ma- in others of their may safely governor Georgia, what his car can do and how many money telling goodness. Friend assures a speedy and complete es the career of Hoke Smith, the terials is . my recovery for the mother, and $he is new United States senator from miles he can run on a gallon of gaso- It to Goods left a woman to the motto.. Esti- Always Pays Buy Advertised healthy enjoy Georgia. line. It does not seem probable that rearing of her mates cheerful' child. Mother's T "ATI I17TC If the democrats are superstitious the discussion will be easily decided ly given. Friend is sold at llU 1 lllYluJ and believe in luck they will hold even if the mayor does appoint a com- next in fo.-th- e Writ! their convention year Bait! mittee to investigate the matter forourfree more, for Baltimore and democracy fMEHD benefit of the playgrounds. book for expect- have four times a public H. much proved winner, T. Davis ant mothers which contains which Is more than can be said of But the majority of the investigators Valuable and many sug- Phone Main 357. information, Chicago or any other city where the agree that if the love of truth 1j to gestions of a helpful nature. IJ BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Co. party has met in late years. be cultivated in the growing child his r

i e v coxfer- - CHICAGO UVE STOCK. j l)c (Dpttc e;loplheT TO Chicago, July 25. Cattle Receipts SPIESS DECLARES Sailvj RESUBMISSION MARKETS 4,000: Market Beeves $5.13 ESTABLISHED 1871 When cites come to ideal standards, TODAY'S steady. Texas steers $4.506.10; all propertyxs'T"owners will be forced to With six big lectures by six men of .I3; PUBLISHED BY care for their 'lawns, fclean national and with repre- western steers $4.005.90; stackers, STATEHOODNOV properly reputation, BE VOTED ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE cows and THE OPTIC PUBLISHING CO. their and to removej reg- sentation assured from every county and feeders $3.005.40;, backyards, New York, Juiy 25. A temporary 50 " heifers calves .$5. 8; (iB(X)KFOKATIO) ularly all unnecessary refuse. in New Mexico, the New Mexico De to- $2.205.90; unsettlement of the stock market 'f to the man whose to be held at Hogs Receipts 16.000. Market M. absolutely", unfajf velopment Conference, was caused by the order of the IS ASSURED PADGETT ...... i .. EDITOR IN MAINE day td 5 cents higher. Lights $6.40 artlstio sense is sufficiently develop Mountainalr on August 5th, in con Interstate Commerce commission for strong ed, and whose hookworm has, not Resources 6.90; mixed $6.3506.87; heavy nection with New Mexico a readjustment of transcontinental come the state of to, pre rough $6.156.35; NELSON SUBSTITUTE to maturity, Day, promises to be one of the most rates. .The weakness was most $l.156.82; CONFIDENT he hours and in AFJER ..TWENTY-SEVE- YEARS freight to choice vent, that spend days successful gatherings of its kind 'in western railroad gcod heavy $6.3506.82; RESOLUTION WILL BE the on l'ionounced among $6.5ii Entered at Postoffioe at East keeping a lawn attractively while New Mexico's The lectures rVj OF "DROUTH" STATE IS TO pigs $5.256.45; bulk of sales Lai Vegas, New Mexico, for trans ml history. stocks, although the decline in these ADOPTED either side and in front, of him are resources .RE DECIDE (&6.5O. through the United States Malls will deal with New Mexico's v QUESTION issues affected the general list. How as people who pay absolutely no atten Sheep Receipts 15,000. Market second class matter. and advantages from every standpoint ever, ny noon tne list naa 25. Charles A. tion to making their places of abode completely for for lambs. Na- Washington, July ard the discussions will bring out the Me., i'5. After twenty-seve- n slow sheep, strong TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Bangor, July .recovered with the exception of the Spiess arrived in Washington yester- homelike. Ideas have been advanced tive $2.504.40; western $2.754.45; DAILY BY CARRIER to bios best that years' experience with constitu- Hill stocks. Reading and Lehigh Val- coming from New York. Mr. Las Vegas should be made of lambs, native day, for our development. Ralph C. Ely yearlings $4.005.40; on right-of-w- Copy OS som as the rose, and there never was tional prohibition of the liquor traffic ley led the upward moyement rising a Spiess says he is will tell of the wonders of the western $4.507.45. One Week 15 was so much op Deming Maine on 11 will hold a point above yesterday's close. Bonds $3.757.30; business before the interior depart- a time when there D. September One Month 65 this pump. Irrigation Engineer Charles were Stocks held at ment He spent the day interviewing Ou portunity for beautifying city. special election to determine whether steady, steady KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK Year $7.60 ' an address on our street into a "Keep- - Miller has prepared round the best of the dur a number of senators and as a result DAILY BY MAIL Organize your the people wish to retain prohibition prices day 25. Cattle Re- resources which will bring - Kansas City, July society" and thenjgee rigation as a of laws of the ing the afternoon..- American Beet of his inquiries expresses the opinion One Year $6.00 part the organic 11,000. Market steady. Native is made the cut some surprising facts. Alexander and St. Louis and San Francis- ceipts the senate will pass the Nelson to it that yours prettiest state or to cast aside as a failure Sugar that " Six Months S.Ot) will it steers $4. 75 7. 00; southern steers in town. The man wno is a McPherson of Roswell give the co second a substitute for the Flood statehood street and an obstacle in the pathway of re- preferred gained point. southern cows and heif- WEEKLY OPTIC AND STOCK leader in this movement will do as views of one of the country's foremost Tbe market closed last sales $4.255.85; resolution when the matter comes to form.' While the prohibition element heavy, ers native ' cows and GROWER much for the beautifying of the citj experts on our posisbilitles in fruit as follows: $3.004.95; a vote on August 7. Mr. Spiess is is confidently claiming sweeping vic being 75 One Tear $2.00 civic im growing. Professor Jardine of Kan- Ibeifers $2. 6. 75; stockers and convinced that the house will as he who preaches always tory, they are worried as to Amalgamated Copper 68 firmly ix Months 1.00 will discuss the of plainly feeders $3.005.25; bulls $3.00 the resolbtion in any form provements, j! sas, possibilities W. C. T.' American Beet Sugar, bid 116 accept the outcome, for the U., led calves western so (Cash In Advance for Mail In this connection .The Optic Sug our dry farming lands, while Mr. Nop Atchison 113 5.25; $4.007.0O; that it comes from the senate, by Mrs. L. M.'N. Stevens of Portland, western cows 2.75 pujr-jme- of means of will the steers for the admission Subscriptions.) gests that some of rip H. Reed, Chicago, give Great Northern, pfd 135 $4.606.15; long as it provides Remit by draft, check or money is best national president, and many other 5.00. statehood is offer a prize for the lawn that views of the publicity expert as to New York Central 108 of Arizona, and that order. If sent otherwise we will not organizations, including numerous Market 5 of during the months of August, what New Mexico most needs in na ' Hogs Receipts 13,000. assured at the present session oe responsible for loss. kept church and school societies, Northern Pacific .... 132 and October, and appoint tional Moreover the most Sunday cents higher. Bulk of sales $6.40 congress. Specimen copies free on application. September advertising. are forth the most strenuous Reading .'. ..158 a committee whose duty it will be to active men in New Mexico will be putting 6.60; heavy $6.556.65; packers and The present satisfactory condition ALL DISCONTINUED AT exertions to of Southern Pacific 122 PAPEI13 make weekly during the insure the retention butchers lights $6.30 of statehood situation Mr. Spiess THE EXPIRATION OF TIME inspection present and will discuss the needs of Union Pacific 190 $6.406.65; the months. the famous fifth amendment, which 6.60i attributes to the activity of the busi- PAID FOR. three their several sections. Governor Mills United States Steel 79 finest home in Las Vegas looks was adopted by vote of the people in Market ness of New Mexico in The will open the Development Conference 119 Sheep Recetlpts 6,000. interests Advertisers are guaranteed the foesidea humble cottage, whose September, 1884. United States Steel, pfd the matter letters and and circulation punk and will take a prominent part In the steady. Muttons $3.754.00! lambs pushing by largest dally weekly trees ana vines are As a matter of lact, those well in to the senators and mem- in lawn, flowers, fedw ethers and m year- telegrams of any newspaper Northeastern discussions. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE $5.757.25; New Mexico. kept green, trimmed and attractive. formed, declare the issue is in doubt, fed western ewes bers of the house. He proposes to 25. With a less fav lings $3.505.50; Just as a neat calico may be far more Considering that Maine experienced a Chicago, July $2.504.00.' remain in Washington until after the outlook in and - TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1911. attractive on a pretty girl than a political earthquake last fall, electing orable crop Europe resolution Is disposed of in the sen- well- - there wheat showy, silk, so the a democratic governor and legislature with stocks decreasing, kicw w a n 1 ninucu ate. ino otner iew ivieAitauo um makes the cottage more today took an upward turn. as but a DOLL. FEET DISAPPEARING kept yard ABSORBLETS largely upon the liquor question, It prices New York, July 25.Call money 3 arrived in Washington yet, the mansion. Both France and England reported homelike than would seem fair to assume that unless 3 per cent. Prime meracntile pa considerable delegation is expected yields much less than had been hoped the of next week. The shoe manufacturers of Faithfulness and patient Industry public temper has greatly changed per per cent. Mexican dollars during early part te for. The causes for the deficiency 44 land, in national convention at Bos TRAVELING BY RAIL SAFE are valuable qualities, even in of there should be at least as strong an 45. n were extreme heat and drought, CONSECRATED AS BISHOP ton, are telling interesting trade sec- fice boys. Here is a story of a lad expression of senti of railroad who which continued also to affect large St. N. 25. With all rets. The one of most general con In these days modern possessed them. ment this fall. ST. LOUIS SPELTER. John's F., July where the traveler is pro- The manager turned to the new areas in Russia. September opened the splendor of the Roman Catholic cern is the growth in the size ot equipment, The prohibitionists are proclaiming St. Louis, July 25. Spelter firm, tected at almost ,turn of, the boy. at 88 to . a gain of to , re Rev. Michael Power was conse- women's feet. Twenty years age they every hi the prohibition press and from a $.55. rual, wore to by some new device, it is ap "Here, George," he said. "Go into acting later to 88 . Corn ad crated bishop of Bay St. George, West sizes that ran from three track thousand platforms that the repeal of five. And size No. 2, which no worn parent that the transportation com the next room and look up 'collabor vanced on account of sellers being Newfoundland, in the cathedral here the fifth amendment would, be imme Statement of the Condition of ' an with any pretense to elegance of the country. have tome to ate.' I'm not quite sure about the scarce. September opened unchanged today. He is said to be the youngest panies diately followed by the opening of sa THE LAS VEGAS SAVINGS BANK ever has now the truthfulness of the max spelling." to higher at 63 to and rose in the world and his Induction got beyond, practically recognize loons upon every street corner, even bishop disappeared. im that it is better losses The boy disappeared, but did not rose to 63 . Hedging sales pre At the close of business, Thursday, Into office was one of the most Im- at country cross roads. 1911. t return. The the letter 20th, Twenty years ago such astateme-x- than to incur the expensive luxury of manager put vented oats from participating in July pressive ceremonies ever witnessed aside and took some other duties. The antis answer that such repeal Resources would have brought forth a chorus law suits. These may not mean any up the firmness of other grain. Septem hereabouts. Mgr. Stagni, the Papal Presently he remembered the boy, would simply leave Maine just where Loans and discounts $121,837.69 of indignant feminine protests from eventual loss in the way of, damages, ber started of a cent , advance at delegate, was present. Archbishop and went out to look for him. He it was in 1884, and had been for more Real estate 2,338.00 conse-crato- r Battery Park to the Golden Gate but they do mean publicity,, In which 40 to 40 and kept steady at 43 Howley of St. John's was the found him the diction than twenty-fiv- e with statu-toh- y Cash with San Miguel Now it doesn't matter in 'the 'east, the traveling public takes an abiding studying big years The provision market became strong and Archbishop McCarthy of ary with great intentness. prohibition dependent upon the Nat'l Bank 28,921.13 save In the isolated cases of the interest. . er with hogs. First sales were 26 to Halifax preached the sermon. "What are you he will of the for its life or death. foolish women who still believe that One of the best testimonials of the doing, George?" people 5 cents higher, September deliveries asked. The antis further "Maine has $153,096.82 diminutive "tootsies" are a sign of efficient equipment is found in the re say: going at $16.50 for pork; $8.35 for ' PREMIER VISITED FAR NORTH The boy looked around. had statutory for fifty-seve- n Liabilities superiority. port of an accident that occurred on prohibition lard and $8.57 for ribs. London, July 25. The Hon. Walter "I forgot the word you told me, years, and constitutional Capital stock $30,000.00 J In the last score o.f years women the Southern Pacific railway, on the prohi- Wheat. Sept. Dec. 91. Scott, premier of Saskatchewan, who n 87; 6,000.00 sir," he replied, "An I'm looking bition for twenty-seve- and Surplus have grown wiser in this respect of June 24, 1911, in the years, yet Corn, Sept. Deq. came over for the coronation, return night vicinity through the book to find it, 63; Undivided profits 2,075.83 Truth to wisdom is was saloons flourish and always have Dec. 60. ed to London after a to say, that largely of Sparks, Nevada. The. affair The Oats, Sept. 39; Deposits 115,020.99 today trip what's the odds so as manager gasped. flourished, in one form or another, in 42. and the far north. reflex, hut long pee of these events which cannot be "How far have Pork, Sept. $16.70; Jan. blank. Spitzbergen it is there and on the Job twenty you got?" in every city and large town during safeguarded against when ft broken '"I'm ' the second Lard, Sept. $8.45G47; Jan. $8.40 $153,096.82 four hours a day? Women do not just finishing aH of that time, while, except in rare rail snapped with the impact of the page', sir." Cleveland Plain Deale. 42. Territory of New Mexico, County care if their feet have grown be instances and at scattered intervals, train as it passed over the weak spot Ribs Sept. $8.6062. January . .of San Miguel; ss. ToOet cause mankind is indifferent. the speak-eas- the 'blind the kit- Just think! Nine coaches left,, the pig,' I, D. T. Hoskins, Treasurer of the As as made the Artists do not an look alike, any $8.17. long the poets not a chen bar, the fake drug store and the do track and single soul was in more than or do. above named bank, solemnly swear standard for the world the small foot grocers typesetters town have infested the ' Its Beneficial Effects; jured. Such an accident three years agency always ST. LOUIS WOOL that the above statement is true to fetish was all powerful. A sweetheart Nevertheless, many persons are sur smaller town as well. would have meant a Just as much St. Louis, 25. Wool Market the best of my knowledge and belief. have all the feminine virtues ago catastrophe prised at an artist who is not small, July might of sufficient to arouse the liquor has been consumed here as in and western me (SEAL) D. T. HOSKINS, the Genuine and all the feminine beauties save magnitude anaemis, delicate of features and de- ' quiet. Territory Always Buy entire world of license states, only it is of poorer Treasurer. and lover no'.od with another recital corated with a flowing necktie. Such diums 1719; fine mediums the dainty foot her quality and sold at higher prices. 1617; sworn to before me horrors. j a visited the studio of fine Subscribed and . the defect and mourned over it. person lately 1114. The accident Drunkennes is rampant notoriously this 25th day of July, A. D. 1911. That was in the doll age of woman. at Sparks is one that a certain artist in this city. " so, morals have been corrupted, public EDWARD S. LEWIS, Notary Public. CDn-panio- has not been in the United The man in wears LIVERPOOL COTTON flGS Now she 13 man's chum and his duplicated question a big service vitiated, crime, lunacy and dis- My commission expires Dec. 6, and he wants her for daily States, and the freedom, from fatali- red beard and stands six feet and Liverpool, July 25. Closing, cotton ease have increased and no good pur- 1914. association. She isn't any ties is due to the excessivevoare exer- some inches high. His shoulders are spot quiet, prices eight points lower. pedestaled pose served." Correct Attest. anci longer as a statue. cised by the operating," and .'ail,' other broad and his muscle hard from con American mldd fair 7.72; good midd - Just at after a of WM. G. HAYDON, Woman has found out she has legs departments which have to do with tinued exercise. A woman entered his- present, period 7.38; midd 7.14; low midd 6.94; good "free Portland is J. H. STEARNS, and arms and she uses them. She the handling of passenger businj&ss. studio and asked for the artist. rum," experiencing 6.68; ordinary 6.43. ordinary , J. H. KEARNES, walks and is This the "That's him standing over there," a fit of enforcement, the traffic being runs, plays golf, swims, vigilance explains immunity HENRY GOKE, and a of the attendant said. temporarily driven to cover, but exist- often a tennis fiend, sometime the transcontinental railroads and NEW YORK COTTON "i Directors. athlete. She wears The woman looked over to where ing none the less, while at the same star allied lines from serious accidents. New York, July 25. Cotton, spot an an Is manufactured and Bhoes. She on-jth- the artist stood, towering like time Bangor as "wide open" as bigger gloves Digger Steel trains coupled up vest closed quiet; midd upland 13.60; nfidd KEEPING UP FIGHT hylhe has longer and looser stay-lace- s, too; bule form aerolites' cient viking, and gasped. "Why," she New York or Boston, with no interfer plan that pene gulf 13.85. No soels. . 111., 25. Under the aus- all ot which obvious to the mot whispered in surprise, "he's big ence, either from sheriff or Peoria, July is trate space without to ob- city police. Illinois' as- regard, to he " Boston pices of the Conservation casual observer. stacles. In when' me- enough work, isn't It is tne same everywhere, declare addition, jthese NEW YORK METAL sociation a two days' mass convention She Is having a better; time in thj teors of the railroad world are further Traveler. the antkprohibitiohlsts plenty of li- New York, July 25. Lead, steady assembled in this city today In an ef- world than in the Victorian days secured the block ' quor of some kind, sold in some man- Sold all by signal system standard copper easy; fort to stem the opposition to the by leading when to he healthy and robust was to and countless "Well, Binksey," said Jiggers, gen- ner, the number of dealers being lim- 4.454.55; other checks against lakes-to-the-gu- be when was a slsn "did celebrate Fourth spot and September 1212.25. Silver deep waterway move- Druggists vulgar; delicacy the forgetfulness of human nature, ially, you the ited only by the demand. of the highest femininity, and to faint in manner?" 53. ment In the state legislature. One 3ize 50t a Bottle the traveler may rely upon traveling fitting The reason given for these condi- Ony, was a desired accomplish- with gracefully as safe as else in ordin. "You bet I did," said Binksey, tions is that is a of dis- anything the prohibition' handy ment. That sort woman has " a swelling chest. ary course of events. ; thing for politicians, and, as a Bangor appeared because she is no. loade r . "What did do?" asked you Jiggers. republican paper recently pointed out, attractive. "I read the Declaration of Inde- the chief source of business for a Some people scent danger' in the pendence to my mother-in-law,- " said HELP YOUR CITjVBBY great many lawyers. revolution which bigger shoes sym- COURTESY Binksey. When You Think of - "More than the wets claim, bolize. They fear a future loss of "Pheee-ew!- " whistled Jiggers. "You that," is favored a feminine refinement and charm. Strangers very often'gainrmfa' favor- are a brave man, aren't you?" , "prohibition by very large no If man of sellers. Under There's need for worry. able or unfavorable impression of a "Oh, not so very," said Binksey. "I proportion the liquor too e thinks that girl3 have grown city by the way in which the citizens did it over the long-distanc- wire." license there would be heavy expense masculine, he will say so and the of the latter answer their ''requests for Harper's Weekly. , and only a fair profit. Under prohibi- 5hoes, Rubbers, Suits, Hats, Dry will to the kind. an occasional fine type change gentler information as to Jhe locatfohyf tion there is only streets or buildings !i A1 courtequs Park Policeman FwhatT good on to. payt jail sentences being few and 1? '"' rilSV are ! and are JK&BP!TOEI;GKAS8 AND reply, in which an attempt is mlde earht yez, annyhow? , far between, Immense'profitg er - Wear iWOH fill f ( WEE0.S..CUT, to-- vethe-Inquir- aill the- instruc- Tuffold Knutt (blinking-a- t htm)-- f made from the sale of the very cheap Goods, Readyto Ap f ' tion necessary for reaching the de- - Pard, I've made 14,327,916 hdngry. est elaea-- ofrMurnMichrTjftlrrBd-calle- d With the coming of the splendid sirea aesunauon. lneyitawx disposes. muskeeters happy since I laid flown whisky sold in Maine being t rains of the last several aiysf all him favorably toward 'necfty.'whlth mere. Chicago Tribune. :maaehlleou"waiv.''v parel Anyth I ' kinds of vegetation has grown very er he is or not. An i I ...?cjousof,i$ Maine liquor dealers, it is said, with El tr :r'." On all sides now be seen uncivil answer or of Willie All stores closed on WA fast. may the, appearance the the few exceptions, prefer what are known of Lawns the uncle died. green pretty yards grass. being annoyed by "inquiry, any- day my as "tight times" that is, periods of were allowed to for want that has a to j make All Think of Us that dry up thing tendency Tommy That's nothing. the attempted enforcement of the law of water are now as green as the information to have been banks closed for weeks the getting appear three day for at such times they can get 15 or their neighbors, that have been care- grudgingly given. Just as after my papa left town. Puck. inevitably 2C cents for a bottle of cheap beer fully sprinkled all summer. makes him regard the town unfavor- and 75 cents for a pint of "home t-- Back yards and gardens, and espec- ably. Stop In at O. G. Schaefefs and get mmt--B iEi made" whisky to S Off ially vacant lots and some homeless It takes but little time to answer a free sample of ZEMO and ZEMO AUxDepartmontGrnm There are men in accord- - bouses, are growing tip very fast with such questions and if the one ask id SOAP. IS Bangor, weeds. These are not only eyesores, is unable to supply the Information The sureBt and most economical Ingto lthe antis. "who have groVrnj will breeders of dis- he can some treatment jdan-dru-ff rich a few years at that sort; of; but they prove easily suggest available for eczema,' pimples, I HE STORE OF . "These QUALITY ease if allowed to continue. Wherever source from which it can be yained. and all diseases of the skin' aid business," they say, "stand; 515-51- 7 vote Opposite tlvere is a home whose owner, or ten- Those who have themselves made scalp. Do not negtect this. TheyjWil for prohibition and will for it; in Railroad ' n 1 1 ant, cares for the looks of his place such inquiries in cites in which they give you nrompt relief and put you on September. They will be arrayed with 1 1 ew i M A' of abode, the scythe and the lawn, were strangers themselves know how the road to a cure. Good for in- the lawyers who get much of their Avenue ria Hotel mower are these Grasses much; difference makes whether and busy days,,. it fants ig well as grown persons. practice from liquor prosecutions fJ?.t-- . rut are growing so fast that it is necea-- they are answered pleasantly oth- Sold by druggists everywhere and with many others who have found th. E. Las Vegas : ' cry to cut them at least once a week, erwise, In East Las Vegas by O. G. Schaefer. law of profit," M ' ' ""- LAS VEGAS DAILY 25,' . . ' . - OPTIC, TUESDAY, JULY 1911.,,' ,...... 5 I : If" -.- 1 G) D'SvEARNGIN DAWSON TO PLAY GOVERNOR'S DAY The frescripiionlst PERSONALS V Before You Start on Your Vacation Trip, We Would like From (Continued Page One) to Show You Our Line of Vacation Articles, such as F. J. went this IS SERIOUSLY HEBETOHDBROW Gearing afternoon crossing of the blues over the river to Wagon Mound on a business trip. near Hot for one Flo-sk- Springs hour. s, E. F. of " Traveling Sets. The man 'who does; the Gallegos Gallegos, N. M, is Special Situa'lon Drinking Cups, businas8 INJURED AND weighing, the measuring- -, visitor in Las Vegas today. THURSDAY..; Blues Cigarette Cases. Match N. C. de Baca of Leon was Boxes, the man who knows how among The blue force having been checked and why the man on the business visitors in this city today. MAROONS EXPECT TO WitfBOTH yesterday in Its attack against the red Stamp Boxes, etc. whom Marshall Johnson has FALLS FROM RUNNING BOARD OF everything depends. returned from intrenched position fell back to MAK-IN- GAMES RATON SATUR- Sibley Our responsibility is never a visit in Shoemaker with Van LOCOMOTIVE WHILE Otf the at 9 P- - ni. Information was received DAY lost sight of for a moment Houtens. REPAIRS ., .;! AND SUNDAY at that the reds would try to escape with t in prescription filling. Every Mrs. M.. A. Van Houten Shoe- of their supplies over the road leading prescription our maker is will leaving Tlistlng at the home of Mr. Falling from the running board of Dawson's fast baseball team west from Hot Springs at dawn. The store is faultless from any aud Mrs. E. E. tomorrow afternoon first of Johnson. uis eugine while engaged m making play the blue commander determines to pur- two-gam- e TAUPERT'S standpoint that you may i: Judge Clarence J. Roberts is here some minor repairs, U. U bwearniu, series with the Maroons sue. take. Tou may feel safe from Raton Jeweler to hear cases in chambers a Santa Fe engineer, received injures at Amusement park. This is the first Tomorrow morning the troops will Optician and sure if we fill your and attend to other court business. last night whkh were at first thought time the Maroons have met Dawson not partlcipte in field exercises or prescription. Isaac Bacharach since defeated the team will leave tomor- to be serious. Swearii.m was brought they latter by maneuvers. Drill will be held early In row p. for a business trip to New York. into Las Vegas this afternoon on score of 3 to 2. Barr is scheduled the mornlny and the remainder of the Mr. Bacharach will stop in Washing tiain No. 10. Company physicians to pitch tomorrow's game and Smith forenoon will be devoted to prepara WINTERS DRUG CO. ton to assist in- will be in the box for the locals Thurs the statehood boosters. who took, charge of him say his tion for inspection by Governor Mills. RETAIL PRICES J. E. Clark, of Santa territorial are not of a dangerous charac- day. Camp Mills has been a model of clean Fe, juries ifiOO , excellent made Iba. or More, Each Phoue Main 3 superintendent of public instruction, ter. Swearngin's chin was badly bruis- Since, the showing liness ever since it was established bu,t Delivery 20o por 109 lbs. 1,000 lbs. to 2,000 is in Las on a ed and his left knee was wrenched the Maroons in Raton their stock General Brookes Iba, Each Delivery 25c per 100 Iba. Vegas business trip. cut, Adjutant says it will 200 lias several notches and lbs. to 1,000 lb. Each SOo 100 He will remain for Governor's Day at and sprained and he was so badly daz- gone up they be spotless tomorrow. The maneuv Delivery .., par Iba. should to win one 60 Iba. to 200 lbs. Each 100 Camp Mills. ed that it was thought his brain had be able at least ers will be omitted tomorrow In order Delivery 40e per Iba. from Dawson. The is not Than 50 Iba, Each Delivery 50o 100 Iba. George F. Wheatcroft, who has been been Injured. He was taken to his gsme dope to give the soldiers a morning of com- I"" per REVOLUTION IN in the at all unfavorable for a double victory employed in The Optic's composing home, 916 National avenue, parative rest, permitting them to make Dr-E- for the local bunch. "Doc" Cornish AGU'A room for some time, will leave tonight Santa Fe ambulance in charge of a creditable showing In the afternoon. PURA COMPANY will be here to play at short. Wilson for Douglas, Ariz., whero he will enter B. Shaw. During his stay in Las Vegas, how- will be on second and Fisher on third. n Harvesters, Storers and Distributors of Natural the .HAITI SPREADING the employ of the The accident occurred between ever, the governor may visit the camp " Ice, Purity Douglas Despatch. Ar-- and Lasting: Qualities of Which Have Made was Lockhart or Place will play first. some of the field Las Vegas Mr. and Mrs. W. Fletcher Lamy and Glorieta. Swearngin during maneuvers Famous Office 701 Stephen was ter, Ellis, Barr or Schoeny will make Douglas Avenue. are Mrs. in charge of a helper engine which or exercises. visiting Fletcher's sister, ur the outfield. JN SOUTHERN PART OF REPUB Mrs. assisting train No. 4, the Chicago Lim William H. Stapp. Mr. Fletcher looks ' mountain. Har- - The lineup good and the fans LIC POPULACE JOINS GENER- is a prosperous of ited, to ascend Glorieta farmer near Corder, are expected to turn out in large num- AL FOUCHARO Mo. He is ley Thomason, Swearngin's fireman, greatly pleased wjth New bers to both Raton will be saw the engineer seize a hammer and games. Mexico. and so walk out on the running board. Thom here Saturday Sunday that Port Au Prince, Haiti, July 25 Jose D. Sena, clerk of the territorial there will be of baseball on ason was buisly engaged in shoveling plenty tap The revolution Is spreading in the supreme court and member of Gover- the coal and did not notice that Swearn- for the fans remainder of this Notice to Suhccrtbcra south, where heretofore it has made nor Mills' staff, arrived this afternoon week. The Dawson and Raton gin did not return. Upon arrival at games little progress. The town of Jere from Santa Fe. He will attend the most Glorieta the was still miss- are the itnereetlng contests that mie has in favor of Genera' engineer , arisen doings at Camp Mills Gov- ( Any reader of The Optic who tomorrow, on its way will be played here this season. The contemplates leaving Callsthene Fouchard, the Haitien min- ernor's ing. The train proceeded the summer Day. at Glo showing made against these fast pro- city during the months may have The Optic ister to Germany. Fouchard w eastward leaving the helper Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Elliott will fessional teams will determine - the sent to any address outside of Las Vegas by leaving word made chief executive of the army bj rieta. A short time later Swearngin leave tomorrow for. their home in hl strength of the Maroons, who have at the business office. The address can be as President Simon in 1908 and a year came walking in. He limped and changed Amarillo. Tex., accompanied Miss the reputation of being among the often as desired. later was appointed to the Berlin by face was covered with blood. Swearn- Subscribers should give the old address Tessie Devine, who will be their guest. had oc best in the business. When post. Early -- this year he left the gin was unable to tell what asking to have the paper sent to a new location. The Elliotts, who lived The games, with the of German capital to visit Haiti and at formerly here, curred. After receiving treatment he exception -- have been Las friends the with that time It was asserted he aspired visiting Vegas said he remembered going out on the Sunday game Raton, will be for several at 3:30 o'clock. to the presidency. flays. running board. He said he must have played lest his balance and fallen off. The grade up Glorieta mountain Is OVER NIAGARA FALLS IN BARREL WILEY CASE LAID steep and travel on it Is N. 25. Bob- - AN1 Niagara Falls, Y., July slow. Had the train been moving ra- by Leach, the veteran navigator of J would have BEFORE PRESIDENT pidly Swearlngin probably First Amiable That ' wom- HELL Y & GO. the whirlpool of Spinster GROSS,(, r".-.- rapids Niagara river, IWn trilled nr much more seriously in MAJORITYNEAR 6,000 an always reminds me of a French went over the Horse Shoe Falls at 3:13 ' (Inooporatod) jured. egg. o'clock this afternoon in a steel bar- Second A -- SECRETARY WILSON MAKES REC Amiable Spinster Frenoh rel. Flasihng over the brink the bar- UNDECIDED WHETHER TEMPER egg he, he, he why? OMMENDATION TO MR. TAFT WHOLESALE rel shot downward and disappeared ANCE ADVOCATES WILL CON- First Amiable Spinster Because GROCERS AND In CABINET in the 158 below. bar-re- she never shows her age. and Doalora spray feet The l PRISONER ATTEMPTS TEST TEXAS ELECTION reappeared In 30 seconds with WOOL. HIDES and PELTS Washington, July 25. Secretary of part of one end knocked off. Efforts A DIFFERENCE .Agriculture Wilson brougtht the pa- to capture it were at once The ESCAPE FROM DEPUTY Dallas, Tex,, July 25. Final unof began. ficial pers in the case of Dr. Harvey Wiley barrel wa booh recovered and Leach returnsjpf Saturday's statewide BAIN ffAGOWS-BACI- NE VHHCLES--Kir election to the White House today. He re- taken but. He had sustained a broken prohibiton reached Dallas JOSEPH CHARGED and the of each fused to say what recommendation he leg but was otherwise uninjured." M'MAYER, today headquarters side came to a had made to the president regarding WITH SEDUCTION, CAUGHT nearly unanimous agreement from to SEVEN HOUSES the charges against the pure food ex- AFTER A CHASE upon 5,000 6,000 as ser- the n majority. pert, whose resignation from the COTTON MARKET TO SMASH East Las N. M., N. M., Tucumcari, N. M Next of the Vegas, Albuquerque, vice was recommended by the person- Saturday's meeting . N. M-- , N. N. New Orelans, July 25. The worst Evidently Joseph McMayer is no statewide Corona, Rowe, M., Pecos, M., nel board of the department, and by campaign committee in Colorado smash of 'the season in the cotton more adept at eloping alone than with Trinidad, General Wickersham. Fort Worth is expected to determine Attorney market came today without any warn- a young. woman. Last week he at- whether Mr. Wilson reached the White the prohibitionists will con ing. The loss In new ctrop months, the tempted to run away with Miss Petra House some time before the cabinet test the election in the courts or lay principal object of attack by the bear Cobley. He was captured at Albu- plans for another election. No call meeting and had an opportunity to side, amounted to forty points, or two querque and brought back to Las Ve- for another submission discuss the Wiley case with the presi- election can dollars a bale. August, which is all dent before the session began. He gas. Yesterday McMayer attempted be issued before the next regular ses of the old crop left in which interest t; elope all by his lonesome from sion of the which not said he did not know whether his legislature, is science mast 13 lost 30 or a dollar was If it may be termed a recommendation would be acceptable centered, points Deputy Sheriff Enrique Sena. He until January, 1913. Before that time and a half a hale. and is now in the there will have been an election lit, Ml to the president or not. He de- captured promptly o' include a means of presenting the all state .. !' clared, however, that there could be county Jail. officers and members of the The no clash between him and Mr. Taft, WIRE OFFICIALS CHANGE PLEAS Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff legislature. proposition to the greatest number 25. Sena McMayer to the East The present legislature is "prohi "because if the recommendation made New York, July Forty defend- brought of To reach this bition" by a small in both Science of prospective buyers. today was not agreeable to the presi- ants recently indicted by the govern- side to inquire for his mail at the majority On the return Mr. houses. dent he could change it. ment's prosecution of the alleged wire postoffice. trip 1 class in the southwest use the com- It was inferred from this that the trust, withdrew their pleas of not guil- Sena stopped at the Agua Pura Selling FRANCE WON'T recommendation was not favorable to ty today and entered pleas of "nole pany's office on a business errand. BE BLUFFED She (a studious maid) There U an Dr. Wiley. There is every reason to contendere." United States District McMayer agreed to wait quietly for Paris, July 25. Commetlne on the old legend that death used to ride a Farms or France-Germa- n pale horse. Relieve, however, that Dr. Wiley, at Attorney Wise opposed the acceptance the return Mr. Sena, who left the negotiations, growing OPTIC out of Moroccan He (a flippant youth) Yes; but worst, will receive but a mild of such a plea, but Judge Archibald, man seated in a buggy in front of the situation, the Echo de Paris that was before the day of the who was presiding over the United the office. As soon as Sena disap- today says that France S3 WANT COLUMNS will not allow States circuit court, accepted it. peared within the office McMayer herself to be intimidat EDNA DIVORCED FROM NAT jumped out of the rig and began to ed by Germany. Should the Paris 25. Court New York, July Supreme run. Mr. Sena saw him and gave report that Germany has called 400,-00- 0 Justice Bischoff a fin- reserves to today granted ROCKEFELLER IN WYOMING chase. Sena, however, weighs too the colors be confirm decree in the divorce action ed, France Is al 25. John D. much to be fleet of foot and waa los- certain to adopt a similar Edna Goodrich Goodwin Cheyenne, Wyo., July brought by Rockefeller has made to ing ground when a named measure, the paper says. Nat Goodwin, the actor. The arrangements against to Demaris near Gallegos got into the chase and cap- action was tried last winter and the go Springs Cody, tured McMayer. The attempted escape FATAL reieree recommended that a decree Wyo., for his health. AERO ACCIDENT attracted considerable attention. ' St. 25. atero- - Bank Petersburg, July The San le granted Mrs. Goodwin. The actor was giveri a yes- plane of M. Stuiankos in SL MiguelNational is barred from marrying during the McMayer hearing the Peter8burg-to-Mosco- lifetime of Mrs. Goodwin. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY terday in the court of Justice Pablo race, fell near TeaTki Selo on the West side on today. The airman's pas- ' Vigil the charge OmmUmlfmuJ ' M. CUNNINQHAM, PrMldant, MRS. POWELL ALMOST DEAD FOR RENT Fine suite of furnished senger, M. Shimanskl, wag killed and '2 J. ,, of seduction. He waa bound overy.to M 7f i PRANK SPRINOER, Vic President, l: Dry Ridge, Ky. "I could hardly housekeeping rooms, 'bath, electric Stuiankos was badly Injured, both legs t.mlTdmC . 6d lond tioo,ooo.oo D.T.riosKms. $apioo.oai Swalk across the", room," says Mrs. Ly-- lights, etc., excellent location. the grandj Jury Jils flxedat chit. " LjOy '" V- PQm7 StUia Powelllfbr Ridge, "before I Eighth street. '. 7' ?2,000. $! (II i Tiv vAi .!'; ti:n''iH ttxlei Cardui. 1 was so poorly, I was almost dead. kw,.cjwallfc four milee and do nj JtrirlS 'Deposits ih,nu$h r.rf II' bnore ease. I praise Cardui for my twonderful is success- r'l - r " " cure." Cardui THE PARISIAN f" I be- DEPOSITORS ful in benefiting sick women, Mam& far Colo DRY CLEANERS cause it is composed of ingredients, todern seven room home on Seventh St. All Keep on coming to this bank of savings be- that act specifically on the womanly both inside improvements, and out, in cause they know they getja square deal here constitution, relieving headache, best condition. Three lots, good lawn and backache. Irregularity, misery and twees'. $4500 will clean and press all Men's and that we pay best rates ofinterest. The distress. Only a good medicine could and Woman's officials Will Garments, of this v show such continual Increase in pop- Sell on Small Cash Payment, Balance j Laces, Lace Curtains, Kid ularity as Cardui has, for the past 50 Monthly at 8 oant Inters st." SAVINGS DANK par Gloves and Slippers,- Neck- years. Try Cardui, the woman's Here is a chance to get a house on practically the same ties; Clean and Bleach Straw are and treat their liberally terms as . rent. We have other houses for sale, larger and i. obliging patrons 't - and Panama Clean and smaller, all prices and terms. See us when think invest- Hats; loans and discounts are for. you bf ' where arranged - Block Felt Hats. We call ingin' , ....( Accounts to check. Frank Revell, for and deliver subject daily t 1, Eatato the goods. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER RqdI : LflS VEGAS SflVHJGS DflFIK Furnished on .All Rinds of Thg Investment and Estimate Agency Corporation 523 Sixth St. Phone Main 35. Woi'fc a' ! Building Job Bpecialty. Phone Main 40. . GEORGE A. FLEMING, Manager. Thon Main ;"836.-- J Opposite Optic, ms3 6 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, JULY 25. 191 1.

sight almost prostrated him. He is that rudder of" the souL In simple - permitted no excitement no social charity she must accord him patience. slHlII,X'MraCg)?- THE LOBBY RESTAURANT AND CAFE life Just peace and such mental em- was more V If her eyes told her he SHORT ORDERS AND REGULAR DINNERS ployment as bis work affords. So we man than the Garrett Coast of old 15he heard of this place, looked It up and (and she saw him sow in the fullest Optic THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE ALWAYS HANDLED bought It The Standard Wireless peo- flush ot health and vigor, ple installed an experiment station weather-eeascne- with 1 glowing for his use. But isn't a it generally strength and vitality) her mental EAKM) ra known the of the vision clothed him with an aura of SOCIETY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY one of man- company, hla best friends, abnormality like a shroud, awful and VANCE all us. for LOUIS JOSEPH aged it for The necessity He figured in her sight a ff, seclusion, understand . . . repellent BY you murderer, a man who could strike to CHAPMAN LODGE NO. 2, A. F. 4 brothers always welcome to the 'SMILUSTKAXIONS jfeyj Even the servants know him only as an defenceless I death unarmed and A. M. com- W. O. Mr. Black." for a trifle. might Regular wigwam. Wood, sacheTh; ex- friend, Nothing j SYNOPSIS. seemed palpable quibble: she must "I understand," he said In an ever avail to erase that fact from her COLUMN munication first and David Flint chief of records and tone. "And this" he I know very well what he meant "What pressionless consciousness. third Thursday in each collector of nodded toward the farmhouse "ia wampum. ' CHAPTER I. Garrett a are you doing here, In this place, Unconsciously she drew a pace or month. Visiting broth, Coast, younj here?" your home?" business man of New Tork City, meets alone? Why did he leave you two away. The action roused him. ers invited. B. Black-toc- k, cordially P. O. ELKS Meets sin acquaintance named Douglas to "Not -- was re- second and who invites htm to a card He moved nearer, his voice rising exactly." Already she He lifted to hers hagged eyes set In William H. W. H. party Kath-erine?- Stapp, M.; Chas. rlth some friends. He accepts the Invl-tatlo- n, vehemence. "Why are you here, " gretting the intimacy her breathless haggard face; and their look was fourth Tuesday evening of each although he dislikes Blackstock, had She hesi- in Sporleder, Secretary. the reason beins Hint both are in love explanation implied. e of discernment. She knew month at O." R. C. halL Visiting with Katherino Tliaxter. Coast attempts She drew back again, passing tated, seeming reluctant to continue. stinctively that he divined her to convince her that Blackstock Is not fence I LAS VEGAS COMMANDERY, NO. 2, Brothers are cordially invited. 0. does not through the gateway, so that the "We Douglass and occupy two that he knew why she had worthy of her friendship but thought H. succeed. stood between them. He comprehend- rooms of the bungalow, where the drawn away from him. And so piti- KNIGHT8 TEMPLAR Res-- Hunker, Exalted Ruler; D-- W. wireless -' Black-toc- ed dully that she did this through station is. up on the bill. ful he seemed that before she knew conclave second Tuea- CHAPTER II. At the party with k. Jular Condon, Secretary Coast meets two friends named fear of him. There are no facilities for housekeep- It her mood melted and knew only oay jn each month at Ma pundas and Van Tyne. The play runs "I ask as much of you." ing, bo we come here for our meals. for him. hlKh. there Is a quarrel, weapons are , might compassion sonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. C. D. F. O. E. Meets first and Tues- The servants live here and Mr. Pow- Z. third drawn and Blackstock shoots Van Tyne "Of me?" Her quietly Interjected 'Oh, Garrett," she cried impulsive Optic's Number, Main Boucher, S. Chas. Re dead. He then makes a movement as If him off er, my husband's assistant." C; Tamme, day evenings each month, at Fra- to commit suicide. Coast struggles to remark threw momentarily ly, "I am so sorry!" corder. wrest the weapon from him,, and thus his line of He lacked away from her, avoiding he took command of him ternal Brotherhood halL and thought Visibly 1ATES FOR CLASSIFIED . ADVER. Visiting the police discover them. Blackstock "Yes, of she replied quietly, her eyes, while the for mas- self. "I'm sure of he said slow I)undas accuse Coast of killing; Van Tyne yon," struggle that," TISEMENTS Brothers cordially invited to attend. .nd U arrested for to see and take advantage of of self went on within him. To I don't want to distress you. LAS VEGAS CHAPTER ha murder, quick tery ly; "and Five NO. 3, "How did you get make "You find It as cents per line each Insertion. B. F. McGuire, E. O, CHAPTER Is his distraction. time, you don't My coming here wag pure accident, ROYAL ARCH MASONS President; m. Coast convicted. Just . Estimate six words to a Regular s he begins his sentence, however, Dim-Cu-s here? And why?" y lonely?" he asked. I've said; and presently I'll go and ordinary Ward, Secretary. Black-rtoc- convocation first Monday confesses to hl9 perjury, names k he returned stupidly, She shook her head. . Blackstock need never know I've In. No ad to occupy less space than as the real murderer and then kills "By boat," in each month at Ma himself. Coast becomes free, but Black- - only Irritated by this persistence In "And yet cut off from the world set foot on the Island since you wish two lines. All advertisements chara- - KNIGHTS OF " sonic at 7:30 COLUMBUS, COUNCIL Etnck has married Katherlne Thaxter and what to him, In his humor of I should it." d will be booked at Temple, p, raising think" space actually NO. 804 Meet second and the seemed trivial and In- have sufficient to she cried, half sobbing, m. J. A. Rutledge, H. fourth moment, occupy me," "Oh," without regard to number of . (t. - Thursday In O. R. C. CHAPTER IV. Coast purchases a consequent Issues "my boat. We she "And we're not whol- thank thank you!" P.; Chas. H- Sporleder, hali, Pioneer dis- Interrupted. you ords. Cash In advance oreferrad, Tacht named the Echo. His mind is building. cor-dlall-y over the got lost and ran aground In the fog ly out of touch. A boat brings us "But first I want you to tell me one secretary. Visiting members are turbed marriage of the woman Invited. jfe loves. provisions and whatever else we may thing." W. R. Tipton. O. K; V. his require from New Bedford every Yes anything!" she promised E. P. Mackel, F. S. CHAPTER While sailing yAcht, RANSFORD CHAPTER O. E PC0a.1t sees a man forced over the rail of week." gratefully, heedless of his sober scru Wanted NO. 2, t boat at a distance. Coast rescues him - mnd finds the refugee to be a fellow "You see the papers, then?" he tiny. S. Meets first and third Fri I. O. O. F LA8 VEGAS he was LODGE NO. (named Appieyard. who pretends asked with a trace of eagerness. "Are you happy?" he demanded WANTED Operator to copy Asso 1. Meet to stowaway on the boat and was thrown days in Masonic Temple. Mrs. every Monday at loverboard. No; they are prohibited doctor's forthwith; and held his breath, for on ciated evening Press report over The Optic's their hall on isit-ln- orders." her answer everything he prized de Agnes M. Tripp, Worthy Matron; Sixth street All VI. Induces leased wire, dally CHAPTER Appieyard "And no one writes "Are you happy with him except Sunday, Thomas B. brethren cordially invited to at- kVinut to let him run his craft, and they you?" pended. 11:30 to 2:30. Call Bowen, Worthy Patron; which we Blackstone?" on city editor. tend. Carl Carl N. A. lerrlve at a lonely Island, Appieyard "Nobody knows where are Mrs. Minerva A. Howell, Wertz, G.; itells Coast is an unnaoitea spoi Known M cold water in face. Secretary. T. V. les Next Coast It was like her Rogers, G.; T. M. Elwood. No Man's Land. morning; Phone Main 721 Fourth street. iflnds his helper and the tender of the "An admirable arrangement: I con. She gasped and drew herself up, WANTED Men and boys in Los An 231, Secretary; W. E Crltee, treasurer; yacht missing. gratulate Mr. Blackstock," Coast straight and slim, defiant "What geles. Small pay but can learn C V. Hedgcock, trustee. ' cemetery after-m-- nr he have to ask me that?" CHAPTER VII. The tender Is commented contemptibly, felt right you trade of automobiles, electricity EL DORADO LODGE NO 1, fminil on the shore bv Coast and She gave him a look of slow, with "None but that of a man who loved he starts out to explore the desolate plumbing, bricklaying on actual con KNIGHT8 OF PYTHIAS Meets LAS VEGAS CAMP NO. 13779 MOD- Island. He comes upon some deserted ering scorn. "Do you think he fears you once, and who, though he may dead. tract Jobs. 300 students buildings, and discovers a man Ha ou?" not, loves you still whatever you last year, every Monday eve- ERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA has been executed with a bowstring. free. United "Me? 0!" He laughed shortly. may think him, Katherlne." Catalogue Traide ning in Castle hall. Meets the second and fourth Fri- CHAPTER VIII. Continuing his Inves- not." She held her answer, quivering School Contracting Co., Los An of In No Man's Land, Coast dis- Probably ViatUng are days each month in the W. O. tigations It "Why should he? We both know with That he should geles. Knights covers a house and upon approaching indignation. W. hall, at 8 p. m. Christopher boos a woman whom he recognizes as you too well to believe you would dare ! Yet there were two things In cordially Invited. his love, Katherlne Thaxter. Clay. Venerable missing repeat your mistake, In cold blood, his attitude to calm her: an Imper- Chas. E. Liebech- - Consul; George Laemmle, Clerk; z. W. for sheer revenge." sonal note, puzzling, and a simple dig- For Sale nler, Chancellor Montague, assistant deputy. (Continued from Yesterday.) "My mistake?" he parroted blankly. nity that left little foothold for re Commander. Harry Visiting Neigh- to be sure . . . sentment. FOR SALE White Wyandotte bors are Oh, No; hardly hens, Martin, Keeper ot cordially Invited. Me Where Him." He waited a moment, noting while $8 and $10 "Tell that" As for Coast, momentarily per doz., according to Records and Seal. how strained and tense she was. she did the issue In Mrs. M IX. to not reply, hung quality. E. Johnson, Hum' CHAPTER last night I came ashore to try "Nevertheless," he added quietly, "I whether he should DKNTISTS. we the balance, speak boldt, Kan. And out where were." should like to see him for a moment" no: ner BALDY LODGE NO. 77, FRATERNAL His first translatable was to She or whether enugnten iortn Impulse "Then you have escaped!" "Is it necessary?" or leave her she In F. R. LORD turn and make his before with (were happy 'OR SALE UNION OF' AMERICA Meets first good escape went directly to the sole explanation "I should like to see him," he re her In her fool's Paradise lgal blanks of all de she became aware of him. But, as If of his there within marriage) and third of each DENTIST presence that lay peated. He felt himself a prey to discordant scriptions Notary seals and rec Wednesdays the shock of had her recognition palsied understanding. "He isn't here Just now." She met and generosity coun ords at The Optic oftce. month at Fraternal Brotherhood Office Pioneer Building his will, he remained moveless. Con- He shook his not Impulses, pride "Escaped?" head, his keen, questioning look with a him, each with a double hall. A. E. ward, F. M.; W. A. Rooms 3 and 4 tending emotions, the In but ot selling Hay resembling negation testily. "Yes, proud lift of her head. "On the is FOR mem- Office Main t, tongue. SALE The former Harris Bros Glvens, Secretary. Visiting Phone 67 Hashes of heat and cold of an ague-li- course; or I shouldn't be here." It she "but not here. all land," continued, "I hold your happiness above dairy. Just north of the bers cordially invited. Residence Phone Main 418 alternately confounded and stung was plain enough to him that he had He'll be back before long." he resumed as the city limits him to else," pause length on 8 1 the point of madness. For the escaped the fate to which he had been "Thank he replied evenly; Katherlne. EJ?hth street; acres of time In forced home you," ened "far above my own, ilrst days he had sentenced. To what else could she "111 wait" Is I ask are ground, 5 acres in alfalfa; orchard FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD, NO. DR. E. L. to him all lie ban- - That why you: you hap' HAMMOND that had sought to refer? "But you he that dog Black- "But Garrett!" She seemed to over and small fruits, all under ditch 102 Meet every at ish from his life; his memories, ot want to py." Monday night DENTIST stock I know" come an inward resistance and, re- "I have no tegreta," she told him nouse with bath and their hall in the Schmidt lils gnawing passion for the woman, "Garrett!" she cried sharply; and city building, Suite 4. C.mckatt RilIlrHno- Hai nhnnu entering the dooryard, stood near steadily. ; , water; two large poultry houses, 2 west of Fountain Square, at eight of the black crime that bad severed be fell silent beneath the challenge arm office before him him, touching his with a gentle, "That doesn't answer me." " large- suited o'clock. Visiting members are cor- at and residence. their lives. Seeing the of her eyes. "Mr. Blackstock Is my his barns; especially for one in the world dear to him persuasive hand, her eyes imploring. Her eyes wavered beneath and dially welcome. E. E. Gehrlng, being husband. "Please," she continued, He nodded dairy poultry raising. Will be presi the one Ir- "Must you?" gravely, searching glance. She turned away dent; Mrs. Emma D. Secre ieyond expression, being more gently, "don't forget that." "But rake this burled off into the of the sold very cheap. See A. H. Harris, Burks, ATTORNEYS lost to him, he (divined "But why why up and stared vacancy C. revocably "Is It likely?" he sneered. she "Is it wise, 612 Lincoln avenue. tary; Paily, Treasurer. anew with bridge-Jes- s grievance?" protested. fog. bitter clarity the Is he? What made him leave H- - where right? It's true, he testified "How Is one, to tell?" she said pres Geo. Hunker Chester A. Hunker gulf that yawned between them. here?" ... - you against you. But what else could he entlv. "Isn't happiness difficult- to J. E. ROSENWALD LODGE It was Inevitable that the woman "Garrett!" NO. 545, HUNKER & HUNKER in do? You had your chance he gave define? A thing of comparative val For Rent should time become sensitive to his Her tone would have warned him the I I.O. of B. B. Meets every flret Tues at Law unaware you your chance to escape, before ues?. . . I am content, that much Attorneys proximity. Though, wholly but he wa3 able to see but one thing, came. After he had no discovered FOR RENT furnished front day ot the month In the vestry of his as- police that, know. I have something Nicely Las Vegas New Mexico approach, though thoroughly the conclusion to which his reason, choice. You shouldn't hold that life than the of room. All rooms of Temple Monteflore at 8 sured that she was alone, a' of to credit in higher gratification modern conveniences feeling BDurred by his Inclination If you I learned that to serve o'clock p. m. brothers are uneasiness affected her. She resisted the against him, Garrett; only self: have Private home. Gentleman preferred Visiting the worst to the man, had jumped how he hated to the stand more than to be served, and strove to con- knew take means Address X., cordially invited. Isaac Appel, MASSAGE it subconsciously moment he realized her existence in how he felt It Optic. tinue the line ot which had against you, terrtbly I married the man I loved; he needs President; Charles Greenclay, Sec thought surroundings so foreign to her kind: were convicted could do without me, engaged her; but without effect Then when you practically me now, hardly retary. that Blackstock, true to type, having on his evidence . . .! But now I am a to him In his work; he FOR RENT Two newly furnished MRS. OLUE SHEARER ehe turned her head, and threw a flick- Katherlne to their clandes help persuaded that it's all over and past remedy, would probably be unable to continue rooms, lights, bath and toilet. No Masseube and Midwife ering glance toward the house; the tine and gained his end, the iehadow marriage wouldn't it be better not to reopen it without my assistance. I health seekers. 918 Jackson ave- RED MEN Meet Residence Phone 308 of his figure lay upon the control of her little fortune, had aban- ... in Fraternal Broth' ..Main that old wound? Kinder, Garrett, and have my cares, as he has his, as you nue. Call 509 boundary of her vision. She swung even as he had abandoned at Sixth street. erhood hall the sleep of the fourth Massage Parlor Phone Vegas 75 doned her more generous . . . to me? You have yours. Who has not? . , quickly to face him, suppressing a cry. would have dis- of each month, In Las Vegas Thursdays, Dundas, even as he are free, can go where you will But a year is a long time; I have Thursday eighth Fridays Their eyes focussed to one another, carded an old shoe or anything that run, thirtieth breath. Visiting and Saturdays. , She broke off with an anxious much since . . ." She took his burning, her successively learned HONEST MEDICINES had served his purpose and worn out "The detectives don't know breath. she concluded VERSUS with astonishment, incredulity and to thought: a deep "Yes," Its usefulness to him, leaving her where to look for you?" FAKES consternation. For a long moment in this forlorn and desolate President or languish "What? No." He laughed aloud Taft's recent message during which neither moved spoke, out of his way and out ot the while she more spot, but mirthlessly "Oh, no, I gave them suggesting an amendment to the Pure grew pale and yet world's way. . . He hesitated to and he flushed their the slip some time ago.' Food and Drugs law In Us relation to pale darkly, collect his wits, then pursued dogged- questing glances crossed and I'm glad. But now, please, Garrett prepared medicines, does not refer to ly: won't give this up. like swords at play. "Toll me where to find him," he you ... such standard medicines as Foley's From Katherine's eyes a woman's, She said more, much more, continu Ice saU, his voice shaking "give me the Honey and Tar Compound and Foley festal Co, of eoul gazed forth, experienced, ma and ing to plead with him In a fever least hint to go by, Katherlne, to one Kidney Pills, both of which are true ture, inured to sadness, gently brave: him wherever he distress, able only comprehend I'll I'll hunt down, she must somehow avert medicines carefully compounded of where had been the eager, question be. I'll him thing, that may bring back, I'll" he desired. But her Ingredients whose medicinal lng, apprehensive, daring spirit of a In his he on Incoher the encounter qualities Pure Distilled Water agitation verged ranld. accents were all are girl. He who had suffered and Uvea ence, stumbling recognized by the medical pro- could see that she in no less degiet the woman meaningless In his understanding, fession Itself as the best known reme- Quietly but' effectively which seemed to reel, dumfounded bad lived and suffered since that evn brought him to his senses. "I shall dial agents for the disease are PHONE 227 MAIN seen be this revelation of the Incredible, they lng when last he had her have to ask you not to continue in by intended to counteract ' For over neath the street for- She had said enough to bring him lights, bending that tone," she said with disconcerting three decades from of town-ca- r to face to face with the hideous, In Foley's Honey and Tar ward the seat her dignity. "You must not misconstrue bid him farewell. Life Is not kind: famous fact that she still held him Compound has been a standard rem matters arbitrarily to suit your pre- be- Life had not been kind to her. If he blood-guilt- still honored and' edy for coughs, colds and affections judice. My husband has not left me, to had endured, she likewise had en- lieved .Blackstock. He struggled cf the throat, chest and for chil- as you Insist; there Is no need for you co lungs dured, In another way, perhaps, but shake his wits together and think dren and for to contemplate 'hunting him down.' All grown persons, and it in no less measure. She, too, had He herently, but to little purpose. is here." y retains today its above il- and topsy-turve- seen the splendid tapestry of her "Here!" Coast's the world was mad im- Involuntarily wherein all truth al lother preparations of Its kind. Fol- lusions rent to tatters by Life's veered to the a mad, mad world, ROUND TRIP glance house, suspicious was Jus- ey Kidney Pills are effective placable hand. and alert. was false, faith treachery, equally For this one man alone was an- tice parodied, honor deep dishonor. and meritorious. O. G. Schaefer and "On this Island," she affirmed. his reason SUIIEit EXCURSIONS swerable Blackstock. "What Island?" he turn- For a little he felt that Red Cross Drug Co. demanded, be- 8he Kept Her Face Averted. fvl 17 Of a sudden, on the echo of that back to her. hung in the balance, teetering VI 17 ing tween wild and ttlll wilder came In his brain. Coast's hatred of "No Man's Land." laughter evenly: '1 think I may I am Right In your busiest season when hard- tears. If man can be hysterical, say hap the man, the animosity that had He accepted this confirmation of py, Garrett you have the least time to spare In cru- was near to Pueblo, $11.90 ened to Inexorable enmity the his with an Inconclusive, Coast it But she her face you are most likely to take diarrhoea ten- conjecture witness to his ex- kept averted. COLORADO POINTS Colorado cible of his passion, recurred with "Oh?" And Katherlne, "And he and lose several days time, unless Springs, $13.70 In this?" asked, stepping to fold strength and nearly overmastered "You she In- citement as evidenced the working you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera $16.60 didn't know?" asked, his her side and lightly touching her bare Denver, him. It Is only the' ruin their own credulous. of his features, hla shifting gaze, forearm with his and Diarrhea Remedy at hand and men can clenched that the finger. take a dose on the first of deeds have wrought that "How should I know?" hands so tightly Just below her left elbow four appearance must be biting the disease. For sale by all view complacently. She watched him, distrustful. "You nails (she thought) marks, like bluish set close to- druggists. Into his saw presently stripes He stepped forward a single pace, didn't come here on purpose . . .?" deep palms, gether, stood out like weals her St. Louis, Mo., $40.30 St. an as one no listened to her. upon Those Who Take Pills Paul, ninn.,1 $46.30 with unconscious gesture "It was chance," he asserted. None that he longer delicate skin, where the flesh bad Foley Kidney who tears from his throat that, which the less an unformed Involv- She ceased to speak and waited, For their kidney and bladder ail- Chicago, III., $46.30 suspicion been bruised by the cruel pressure of ments, and for hinders free respiration. "Where," ing Appieyard crossed his mind. He hoping against hope for what she man's annoylnsr urinary or a strong fingers. are always grateful botb be demanded without preface apol- considered, rejected and forgot It all deemed the best. At his touch she recoiled with In voice so thick and hoarse he dis- for the aulck and permanent relief ogy. a In a breath. He was (so ran her thoughts, half-stifle- d cry, her face blazing. they afford, and for their tnnle and sale 1 to for his own "We the Island like wild things In a panic) Tkketsn dally June September 30, 1911, hardly knew It ' "wnere bought last tracted, "Donf don't !" she gasped, trying strenrthenlnsr effect as well. Trv ' held in strict ac- are first'class and for stop-ove- rs In Is he?" spring . . ." not reasonably to be with fingers to down Folev Pills. O. G. good either direction, toward her or faltering pull Kidney Schaefer He saw her recoil from his ad "Yes," he said listlessly. count for his attitude the sleeve. But that it was ind Red Cross Drusr Co. final limit October 31, 1911 or re actions. In such men as he realizing vance, but whether from fear Her nervousness drove her on In for his too late, that he had already seen, she When must be something pugnance he could not guess. rambling, Inconsecutive and unneces- there inevitably recovered, sullenly leaving the sleev For dimmer dtf)rrhra n children A- she replied It was with evident dif- sary explanation: "After we returned lacking, something like an abiding as was. ffham'berlaln's C.oWr the it lways rve rhni. ficulty. from Germany, on account of Doug consciousness of right and wrong, era and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor D. L. BATCHELOR, . "He?" las' eyes. He is blind, abUltT to distinguish between them: oil. and a cure is certain. Agent.. ... quite Be Continued For Imoatlent. he waved .aside, what you.kpowi.and the shock of losing his (To Tomorrow.) snle by all flmffrfate. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 191 1. (Continued From Page Three) Ruby, $20 each; lots 13, 20, Lydia M. 12, al and Bessie $43. aa baum, $20 each; lota 11, heirs of Eighth, Cavanaugh, ed follows; Frank Peppard, $30; lota 21. 22, 23, A piece of land beginning at a McNair, $20 each; lots 21, 22, 23, 24, Louis $20 lots 13, 14, Block 2; lots 7, Is, Jos. M. Block lota C 42.5 Mra. L. D. Mrs. Minnie E. so Ransom, each; Sundt, B; fronting feet, Coleman Russell, $20 each point 119.3 feet from the southwest Clay, 99.60; lots 21, north feet fronting on Fifth street, Mrs. Lou 15, 16, $2u lot 8, A. a. $20; lot Mrs. 1. Si- Butler, $20 each; lota each; Sena, Mattie Green, $34; lot front- Block 44, lota 6, 7, Mra. R, Flint, corner of National avenue and -', 23, 24, owned by American Chria-- Helen C. Koeble middle 60 Eighth $40; feet Joseph G. Brown, $20 each- - 10. Mra. A, A. Sena, $20; lot 11, Mrs. ing 50 feet, Mrs. Mattle Green, $40; $20 each lots 8, 9, 11. H. G. Coors 43 uan Missionary $20 each. of Mime lota on Fifth 10, street and fronting thence west society, fronting etreet, Block 34; lota 11. 12, I. K. Lewis, Uily 8. Hudson, $20; lots 12. 13, 14, lota 2, 3. 4, Mateo Lujan $20 each; $20 each; lota 12, 13. 14. Emma Ad-lr- Block 14, lota , 2, owned A. A. O. W. Hereford feet on south aide of National avenue, by $40; south 50 feet of $20 each; lot 13, Shiloh Colored Bap 11, IB, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, J. S. Raynolds lota 5, 6, A. C. Erb, $20 each; lots $20 each; the west 84 feet of lots Jones, 20 each; a of land same luta, on Henry Goke, $32. pieoa jon fronting Fifth Btreet, tist church, $20; lot i4. Unknown, $2o each. 7, 8, C. B. Fitch, $20 each; lota , 10, 15. 16. 17, 18, fronting 84 feet on A of land at the west side t Seventh be- Fells Strauss, $40. piece beginning a point street, $20; lota 15. 16. Chas. W. Allen, $20 Sec. 7. The lots and pieces of land 11. 12. 13. 14. 15, 16, 17. Mary C. Washington avenue. D. T. Hoskins, 159.3 feet from southwest corner ginning at the alley between Main Block 22, lot 6, Hedri. of P. the H, each; lota 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. S. D. May, in the Thirty Six Building lota addi- Dunlap, $20 each; lot 50 fronting 44 $67.20; the east 60 feet of lots 15, 16, of National avenue Eiehth street and Douglas avenuea and 44 Browne, $20; lota 6, 7, Mrs. Johanna and fronting $20 each; lot 22, Ignaolo Valdez, $20. tion are assessed aa follows: feet, Mary C. Dunlap, $35.20; lot 51, 17, 18, fronting 60 feet on and west 37. 2 on feet on Seventh street owned Mrs. R. $20 Mrs. L. J. Washing fronting thence feet by Vollmer, each; lot 8, Sec 4. The Iota and pieces of land Block 24A; lota 17, 18, Mrs. Hulda fronting 44 feet, Marion Winters, ton avenue, C. H. Schirmer, $48; lots the south side of National avenue. Emma 135,20; lot 3, 4, and W. lot Haywood, Perrine, Jno, Jones, $20; in the Lea Vegaa Town Co'a addition Rosentnal, $20 each; lota 19, 2U. 21, $25.20; lot 18, Marlon Winters, $20; 22, 23, Chaa. Greenclay, $20 each Las owned b P. IL $20 lots 9, Mra. Permelia T. Vegas Savings bank, $29.76. Pierce, each; Bromagen, $20; are assessed aa follows 32, J. C. Schlott, $20 each; lota 22, 23, lota 19, 20. 21, 22, E. D. Raynolda, $20 Block 45. lota of 6,7,8. 62 feet A of land Dolnt 6, 6, owned D. T. $20 the north 25 feet of lot piece beginning at a by Hosklns, 10, fronting Block 8; the east part of lot 1, 29, 30, heirs of W. G. and Clara Koog- each; lota 23, 24, 25, 26, Hallet Ray- M. Greenberger, $50; 14 of lot 6, Wm. 196.5 feet each; lota 7, 8, owned Mrs. Paul 2o Charlotte the south from the southwest corner by feet, Grost, $20; fronting 25 feet on Railroad avenue ler, $20 each; lota 24. 25. 26, 31, Mrs nolda, $20 each; lots 27, 28, 29, 30, F. Hetzler, $10; lota 9, 10, Jno. Rob-- of National avenue and atreet ine uraar, $20 lot 9, 10, of 25 1m. Eighth each; owned part lot 10, fronting feet from the corner of Railroad avenue D. Coleman Russell, $20 each; lo Mrs. Bena Ilfeld, $20 each; lota 31, 32, $20 lota 11, 12, 13, 14 and oy M. on Main bins, each; fronting thence ewst 37.9 feet oa tan Herzog, $20 each; avenue, George H. Hun and avenue, Mrs. Hulda Ro 33, 34, 35. 36, Effie J. Brown $20 each and north half of 33, Simon Bachar-ac- h Ike $z0 lota 15, 16, - Douglaa Bacharach, each; the south side of National avenue. lota 11, 12, 13. 14. owned Mrs. R, $20; lot 11. D. Winternitz and - by ker, senthal, $20; the east part of lota 2, 3, Block 25, lota 1, 2, Mrs. F. W. Bring- and H. C. Ilfeld, $50; south half 17, 18, fronting 150 feet on Washing- - Mrs. E. E. La $20 lot 15. Charles D. Marten, $30.32. Flint, each; 16, owned by Ilfeld, $20; lot 12, Win 0 feet on Railroad avenue, hurst, $20 each; lot 3, 6, 6, F. J. Geh of lot 33 and all of 34, 35, 36, Simon ten avenue, H. G. $120; lots A of Investment & fronting Coors, piece land beginning at a point Agency corporation $20 ternltz, $20; rear 25 feet of lot 12, Mra. W. W. Rawlina, $40; the ring, $20 each; lot 4, Mrs. Emma Tarn BacharaCh, $70; lot D, N. one half, 19, 20, 21, Frank $20 each; 234.4 feet from corner eacn; iota heira of Peppard, the southwest 17, 18, Augusta fronting 25 feet on Seventh street, $20; west part of lota 1, 2, 3, fronting 25 me, $20; lota 7, 8, Mrs. Annie Hart- - Simon Bacharach, $7.40; S. one half lota 22, 23, Sarah E. Atklna, $20 each. of National avenue and atreet Crane, $20 lot 19, Adeline Smith Eighth each; Mrs. Adele Ilfeld, $20; lots 13, 14, 15, feet on Douglaa avenue from the al man, $20 each; lota 9. 10. 13. 14. Wai Dove Wilson and Esther Robblns, Block 46, lota 6, 7. A. A. Jonea, $20 and thenoe west 34.4 feet oa $20; lota 20, 21, Mrs. Ida M. fronting Jones, Charles C. Robblns, $20. each; lots 16, ley between Railroad and Grand ave do C. TwitcheU. $20 eaoa; lota 11. 12, $7.40. - each; lota 8. 9. W. H. Shaffer, $20 south aide of National avenue, Anna $20 each; lot 22, Alice R. $20: 1 Long. 17. 18, 19, Mrs. Hulda Rosenthal, $20 nues, John Shank, $20; lot 4, Mrs. 15, 16, R, E. Twitchell, $20 each. Block ; lota 1, 2, 3, E. D. Raynolds, each; lota 10, and 20 feet of lot 11 Yoakum, $27.52. lot 23, $20; lot 24, Montgomery Bell, lota 20. 21, 22, A. D. Lydia M. McNali. $20; lot S, M. W. Sec 8. The lota and pieces of land $20 each; lota 4, 5, Florence Lehmann on north aide. Investment & Agency A of land at a Mrs. Olivia and Mrs. Lockle each; Higgins, piece beginning January $20 each; lota 23. 24, Mrs. Julia A. Browne, $20; lota 6, 7, Janet Roas, la the Hill Site Town Co's addition $20 each; lot 6 and south half of lot corporation, $36; 6 feet on south side point 268.8 feet from the southwest Etter, $20, D. Gregory, $20 each; lots 25, 26, heirs $20 each; lots 8, 9, 10, Bacharach are assessed as follows 7, J. Leahy, $30; north half of lot of lot 11 and all of lot 12, Lydia M. corner of National avenue and Eighth Block 15; lota 1, 2, 3, 4, Jefferson 7 - of H. P. Browne, $20 each; the north Brothers. $20 each; lot 11, D. C. Duel Block 34; lota 1, 2, F. E. Olney, $20 and all of lot 8, Mrs. Rosanna Roth- McNalr, $24; the east one half of lots street and fronting thence west 100 Raynolds, $20 lota 5, 6, I. H. & n each; of lota 1, 2, 3, 107 feet $20; lots 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, O. L each; lota 3, 4 ,5, unknown, $20 each; geh, $30; lota 9, 10, 11, Vincent Trader 13, 14, fronting 75 feet on Waahlu?-to- feet on the south side of National ave W. H. Rapp, $20 undivided one-- part 4, fronting each; on Sixth heirs of H. P. Browne, Houghton and Frank Springer, $20 lot 6, and 6 feet 3 inches of the north $20 each; lota 12, 13, 14, 15, A. M. avenue,' F. E. Olney, $60; the west nue, Henry Goke, $80. third of lot 7, heirs of Clara Kooeter. street, $S5.60; the south part of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, each; lot 13, Erb & Westennan, $20; of lot 7, Luble Gilstrap, $25; south IS Adler, $20 each; lota 16, 17. Roblna one half of lota 13, 14, fronting 75 A piece of land fronting on north $6.67; undivided two-third- s lot 7, of 43 feet on Sixth First part of lota 18, 19, 20, fronting feet 9 Inches of lot 7 and north one J. Smith Pontlous, $20 each; lota 50, feet on Washington, $60; the east 50 side of Douglas avenue, beginning at C. V. lots 8. 9. fronting street, Hedgcock, $13.34; 10, church $35.40. 75 feet on the north side of Lincoln half of lot 3, Southwestern Building 51, 52, 53, fronting 112.5 feet Cedllo ft. of lota 15,16.17,18 fronting 60 feet a point 128 feet from northwest cor- Douglas Avenue Baptist Building company, Block 23; Iota 1, 2, M. A. Otero, avenue front the alley between. Rail- & 'Loan association, $25; lots 9, 10 Rosenald, $90; lota 64, 55, 56, front- on avenue, Mra. EmmaD. ner of Douglaa avenue and Eighth $20 each; lota 11, 12, San Na-tion- 92 W. Washington Miguel $20 each; lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Investment road and Grand avenues, Sarah E. At and one half of 8, Eugenio B. Galle- ing feet. J. Pochel, $73.60; lot Burks, $40; the center 60 feet of lota street and runlng thence west 23 bank, $20 lots A, B, C, 18; Emeline Rosenthal 19, S. each; & Agency corporation, $20 each; lots kins $60; part of lota 18, 19, 20, gos, $50; lota 23, 24, Bessie Jaffa, $20 ,$20; lots 15, 16, 17, 18, fronting 50 feet on feet, Mra. B. Davis, $22.40. Charles Ilfeld, $20 lota D. E. 20, W. N. Rosenthal each; 8, 9, Mrs. Harriett Whitmore, $20 fronting 25 feet on the north side each; lota 25, 26, 27, B. F. Forsythe, $20 each; loU Washington avenue, C. H. Stewart, A piece of land fronting on north, F. Southwestern $20 each: - A. H. $2C Realty Co., each: lots 10, 11, 12, Jas. H. Hunter of Lincoln avenue beginning at a $20 each; the south 16 feet and 9 in- 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, Harris, $40; the west 50 feet of lots 15, 16, side of Douglas avenue beginning at lot 15, heirs of Sallle $20; lota 26. 27. H. G. Rosenthal, $20 each; lot 13 and west half of 14, point 100 feet from the alley between chea of lot 28, B. F. Forsythe, $13.40 each; Coors, $20 17, 18, fronting 60 feet on Washing a point 156 feet west from northwest lota 16, 17, 18, F. H. Pierce and F. S. 3 lota Mrs. heirs of Betsy J. Sehra. $30; east half Railroad end Grand avenuea and run the north 8 feet Inches of lot 28, ail each; 28, 29, Lena Teitle ton avenue, Chaa. Ilfeld, $40; lot 19, corner of Douglaa avenue and Eighth Brush, $20 each; lots 19, 20, 21. Jas. 14 A. J. thence west 25 Kate of lot 29, and the south 8 feet of lot baum, $20 each; lota 30, 31, A. O. A. A. and thence west 48 S. of lot and all of lot 15, Pep- ning feet, Wright, Chas. Ilfeld, $20; lota 20, 21, street, running Duncan, $20 each; lota 22, 23. 24, 150: 19. of 18, 19, 20, 30, Mary S. Marsh, $32.98; the south Wheeler. $20 each; lota 32, 33, front- E. L. E. V. and Alice R. $36.80. C. W. pard, lots 16, 17, 18, the First $20; part lots Jonea, $20 each; lota 22, 23, feet; Long, Wesner, $20 each. 25 on north side of 16 feet of lot 30 all of lota 31, 32, ing 69 feet 5 inchea, D. Winternitz, - A of land on north Methodist Episcopal church, $20 each; fronting feet the and Hammond, $20 each. . piece fronting Block 16; lota 7, 8, 9, the Las Vegas a Mra. Emma $52.80. $55.60. side of lota 20, 21, 22, W. G. Ogle, $20 each; Lincoln avenue beginning at 'point Benedict, Block 47; lota 6, 7, and north half Douglas avenue beginning nt Masonic Building association, $20 "C. 125 Block 35; lota 1, 2, Chaa. H. Block 2; lot 2, Mrs. Hulda Rosen a 202 feet lots 23, 24, 25, 26 W.. Wesner, $20 feet "west of the alley between Spor of lot 8 Jno. Elliott, $50; south half point west of the north each; lota 10, 11, 12, Jas. S. Duncan, run leder $20 lots 3, 4, A. H. thal $20; lots 3, 4, Isldor west corner each. Railroad and Grand avenues and each; West, Gallegos, of lot 8 and all of lots 9, 10, Andrew of Douglas avenue and $20 each; lots 19, 20 ,21, 22, M. Jeffer- 25 Crom- $20 lota 5, 6, and P D, $20 each; lot 6, A. A. Jones, $20; lots street and Block 26; lota 1, 2, 3, Mrs. Harriet ning thence west for feet, each; Eugene Devlne, $50; lota 11. 12, 13, 14, Rioh- - Eighth running thence west son, $20 each; lota 23 ,24, Mrs. aMrle of 18, 19, 20, Town Co. $20 each; lots 9, 10, 12, 6. 7, B. F. Forsythe, $20 each; lots 42 W. G. $33.60. Wtoltmore, $20 each; lota 4, 5, J. S. well estate, $20; part 11, ard Davidson, $20 each; lots 15, 16, 17, feet, Ogle, Hayward, $20 each; lots 13, 14, 15, 25 on north side of 13, 14, 75 feet on Grand ave 8, 9, 13, 14, Browne & Manzanares, $20 A of land on north Raynolds, $20 each; lots 6, 7, Mrs. fronting feet fronting 18, H. C. Smith, $20 each; lota 19, piece fronting 16, 17, fronting 75 feet on Sixth street. Lin- nue Hill Town 15, each; lota 10, 11, Mrs. J. J. Gilchrist, side of Helen C. Dresser, $20 each; lota 8, 9, Lincoln from corner of Grand and Site Co., $60; lots 16, 20, 21, Geo. P. $20 lots Douglaa avenue, beginning at of Las rear of lots $20 lot 12, R, W. Hile, each; City Vegas, $60; 10, Sarah E. Atkins, $20 each; lot. 12, coln avenues running east, Frances Ed. C. Ward, $20 each ; lots 17, 18, Mrs, each; Hall, $20; C. east boundary of public school grounds 14, 75 on lota S. A. $20 22, 23, J. Rex, $20 each. 13, 15, 16, 17, fronting feet Mra. Anna Ward, $20; lots 13, 14, Colo H. Olnev and Mrs. E. B. Shaw, $20; Katherlne Rathrock, $20 each; lots 19, 15, ,16, Brewer, each; and running thence east 41 feet, Mrs. Sixth Men's Christian lot 7, Block 48; lota 6, 7, H. D. Relnken, street. Young rado Telephone Co., $20 each; iota 15, lots 25. 26, Mrs. S. A. Stoner, $20 20, 21, 22, G. J. Qiiinn, $20 each; Adolph Teitlebaum, $20; lots F. Elston, $32.80. 50, 51, 52, 63, 54, 137.5 $20 each; lota 8, 9, 10, Mary Casey, association, $60; lot 18, City of Las 16, 17, 18, 19, Trustees of the each: lots 21, 22, Thos. Foster, $20 lots 23, 24, 25, 26, Hill Site Town Co., fronting feet A piece of land fronting on north proper C. $20 lota 11, 12, 13, 14, S. D. Vegas; $20; lota '4, 5, 6, Annie M. and church lota 23, 24, C. $20 $20 each; lota 27, 28, Paul B. Black Mary and R. D, Dunlap, $110; lota each;, side of Douglas avenue, at ty of the Protestant Episcopal each; Mary Dunlap, $20 lots 15, 16, 17, Chas. beginning S. P. and Mm R. Flint, $20 each; D. C. lot 28, $20 each. 55, 56, 67, fronting 87.5 feet, A. R. May, each; s 285 feet west from northwest In the district of New Mexico, $120: each; lot 27, Duel, $20; shear, M. point subdivision of 2, 4, - lota 58, 59, B. H. New-le- e, Dougherty, $20 each; lota 18, 19, lots 1, 3, fronting the same froating 150 feet on National .Kate Wright, $20; lots 29, 30, Mrs. S. Block 36; lota 1, 2, Wm. Shilling- Watson, $70; corner of Douglaa avenue and Eighth 33 west be- $20 60, F. Mrs. Minnie Detterick, $20 each; lots feet side of Grand avenue lots 20, 21, 22, R. L. & A. $20 each; lot 31, C. A law, $20 each; lota 3, 4, E. B. Wheel each; lot L. Adams, street and running thence west 202 avenue; Myrtle Carpenter, 20, 21, 22, 23, Chas. Ilfeld, $20 each. ginning at a point 87 feet from the $20 lota 23, 24, 25, $20; lots 32, 33, 34, Mrs. S. A. er, $20 each: lots 5, 6, F. V. Bryant, $20; lots 18, 19, Margaret Grainey. feet. Board of Education of the City Houghton, each; Spless, $20 A. Block 49, lots 6, 7, J. J. Laubach, alley between Douglas and Main ave- of the $20 of land $20 each; lota 7, 8, C. W. Wesner, $20 each; lots 20, 21, George Flem- of Las Vegas, $161.60. 26, Trustees of the property Hill. each; piece fronting $20 lots 8, 9, 10, 75 nues, Mrs. R. Flint, $26.40; subdivi- in 25 on side of each; lota 9. 10, Southwestern ing, $20 each; lota 22, 25, Mrs. Jas. each; fronting A piece of land on south Protestant Episcopal church the feet the south Douglas Realty on Grand J. K. Martin. fronting sion of lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 24 feet 27. a 25 feet Co., $20 lots 11, 12, M. Young, $20 each; lots 23, 24, Mrs. Rob feet avenue, side of Main at east fronting district of New Mexico, $80; lots avenue beginning at point each; Lydia 75 street, beginning on west 8ide Grand be- C. D. lna J. Smith $20 lot $C0; lota 15, 16, 17, fronting feet on the of avenue, 28, Mrs. Betty G. Crockett, $20 each. west of alley between Railroad and McNalr, $20 each; lota 13, 14, PontJous, each; boundary of Douglas avenue publ'e 54 26, Mrs. lota 27. Second W. 45 ginning at a point feet south of the Block 27, lots 1, 2, 3, H. W. Kelly, Grand avenues, being a part of the rear Boucher, $20 each; lota 15, 16, Saul I KIngsley, $20; street, J. Hesser, $60. school and running thence east Main ave 28, A. B. A'atoson $20 each: lota 29. Mrs. alley between Douglas and $20 each; lots 4, 5, 6, 7, Mrs. J. M. of lots 32, 33, 34, Theresa Block, $20. Rosenthal, $20 each; lots 17, 18, Wal Block 50; lot 3, Maximo Lopez, $20; feet, F. Elston, $36. nues, Mrs. B. subdi $20 lota 30, Mra. Natalia S. Jonea, $20 each; Giltner, $19.20; Cunningham, $20 each; lots 8, 9, 10, A piece of land fronting 25 feet on ter Hayward, each; 19, 20, lot 4, Juan Fresquez, $20; lots 6, 6, Q. A piece of land fronting on south vision of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 30 $20 Iota 31, 32, Wm. F. & M. B. Hetzler. fronting 11, H. W. Kelly, $20 each; lota 12, south side of Douglas avenue begin- Peter and Margaret Murphy, each; M. de Sllva, $20 each; lots 7, 8, 9, Eus-tacl-o side of Main avenue, beginning at a on the west aide of Grand ave Rail- lots 21, 22, Jaa. S. $20 $20 each. 45 feet 13. 14. heira of C. H. Bradley, $20 ning at alley between Grand and Duncan, each; Romero, $20 each; lots 10, 11, 12, point feet east of west line of a 30 feet lots 24, Charlotte $20 Block 3; lot 3 E. L. Hammond. $20: nue, beginning at point each: subdivision of lots 15. 16, fronts road avenues, Cromwell estate, $20. 23, Fugate, Frank Roy, $20 each; lota 28, 29, R. Mrs. F. Elston,'s property and run- south from between lots 25, 26, Mate M. C. $20 lots 4, 5, 6, Lizzie V. Carpenter, $20 the alley Douglas ing 150 feet on the north side of Na Block 9, lot designated as lot 1, each; Hill, R. Rogers, $20 each; lots 30, 31, James ning thence east for 60 feet, Wm. J. and Main avenues, Mrs. Lena Teitle- - rrom lots 27, 28, heira of Mrs. M. Cof-- each; lot 7 and south half of lot tional avenue and running west fronting 65 feet on Sixth street, Lucy each; W. Hanson, $20 each ; lot 32, Mrs. Hul- $24. $20 each. Thos. Lipsett, $30; north half of lot Mills, $40. baum, the alley between Sixth and Seventh V. Clements, $52; lot 2, Lydia J. Bun- fflet, da Rosenthal, $20; lota .33, 34, 35, 36, Block 17; lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, W. R Block 37, lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 5,6, and 12 and all of lota 9, 10, O. E. Burch. A piece of land beginning at a point streets, B. S. Harrison, $120; lots 17, ker, $20; lot 3, Isabel Henry, $20; lots 37, 38, Mrs. Josephine Hayward, $20 $20 lota 7, 8, Mrs. M. feet of north side of lot 7, Charles $50; lota 11, 12, W. J. Pochel, $20 95 feet from east line of Mrs. F. El Williams, each; 18. Mrs. Harriet S. Van Petten, $20 4. 6, Lydda J. Bunker, $20 each; lots the lots 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 11. H. eacn; lota 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 60 and each; unknown, J. Crowley, 20 each; lots 9, 10, 12, lots 19, 20, F. E. Sturges, $20 6, 7, Las I. O. O. F. No. Stevenson, $130: the south twelve ston, running thence east 60 feet, Mrs. each; Vegas Lodge south half of lot 51, N. A. $20 each. Mrs. Helen C. Dresser $20 each; lots 22, Isabel ?zu 4. $20 lot 8, F. E. Olney, $20; and one half feet of lot 7, ah of lot Sunderlin, F. Elston, $40. each; lots 21, Henry, each; 12. " 8 half 9, D. $130; north half of lot 51 and all of Sec. The iota and pieces of 13, 14, James S. Duncan, $20 each; each: lots 23, 24, J. C. & Marvinia lot designated as lot 9, fronting 65 and the north one of lot See. 17. That the said assessments W. the south lot lot 52, H. C. Young, $30; lots 53, 64, land In the J. A. and A. Baca addition a piece of land composed of lots 15, $20 each; lots 25, 26, Mrs. feet on south side of Douglaa ave Condon, $40; half of by this ordinance made may he paid 150 Johnsen, Chaa. Ilfeld, $20 each; lot 55, are assessed as follows: 16, 17, 18, fronting feet, on Doug- A. Shank, $20 each; lots 27, 28, nue, Adolph Coors, $52.00. 9, and all of lota 10, 11, W. E. KaseT, fronting In ten annual payments, the first Lucy 37.5 feet, Chas. $30; lots 56, 57, Block 2, lots 1, 2, Mrs. A. B. de las avenue, James S. Duncan, $120; Mrs. Jennie $20 each. Block 10: lot 1, Clark & Porsytne, $50; lots 12, 13, 14, Vincent Trader, $20 Ilfeld, or such payments to be made at the Levy, A. B. C. 58, 59, 60, 140.9 feet. F. J. $20 lots 3, 4, 17, 18, lots 24, 25, 26, Mra. Helen C. Dresser, Block 29. lots 1. 2, and the north $20: lot 2. Mrs. L. Poole Wright, $20; each; lots' D, being subdivi fronting Manzanares, each; time the general taxes of the City of 16 100 Gehring, $112.72; lota 61, 62, 63, 18, Miguel Baca, $20 each; lota 5, 6, 22, $20 each: lota 27, 28. Lilly A. O'Rourke 10 feet of lot 3, Upton Hays, $48 ; the lot 3, Theresa Block, $20; piece of sion of lota 15, ,17, 18, fronting Ias Vegas are next due, the second V. Ernest L. Browne, $20 each: Inta 19. 23, J.tA. Baca, $20 each; lots 7, 8, 20, $20 each; lot 29, Mrs. Hulda Rosen- south 15 feet of lot 3 and all of lots land fronting 40 feet on west side of feet on Columbia, avenue, Lizzie payment to be made one year thereaf SO. F. $20 E. F. sub- 20, 21, 22, Lydia M. McNalr, $20 each; 21, Aurelia M. Baca, $20 each; lota thal, $20: h ts 31. CBotm, 4, 6, 6, 7, R. F. Hayes,. .$32; lota S, 9. Sixth, street:, beginning ort north at Carpenter, $80; lots being ter, and the following paymenta to be 17. lots 23, 24, J. B. Floyd, $20 each; lots 9, 10, Maria R Eaca, $20 .each; lota - . each: lota, lots 11, of Theresa Block, Theresa division of lots 15,'lfi, 18, fronting made annually that 4'tor- 10, Jaa. 8. DunA&n, $20 each; property 15, 16, Valerio $20 thereafter; Building & Loan association, $20 each; J. eacn; sub- of land 40 50 feet on Columbia avenue, F. J. a, 26, E. Toomay, $20 each; lota 27, 11, 12, Baca, each; est at the rate of six per centum 12, Eliza McAllister, $20 Brash, $32; piece fronting 14, 19. Filadelfo $20 per of land fronting 50 feet on north 142 Wesner, $40; lot 19 and so. one half 28, Dove Wilson, $20 each; lot3 29, 30, lota 13, Baca, annum be and is piece division of lots 13, 14, fronting leet on west side of Sixth street be lot Filadelfo Baca and Mi hereby charged upon aide of Douglas avenue, being the National avenue at at corner of Slxth.and Lincoln of lot 20, Dove Wilson and Esther fronting 46.9 feet, Employees Savings each; A, such deferred payments: xnd that the feet on beginning ginning & lota B. C, 36, 37, 38, Mrs. west 50 feet of Bullard's subdivision corner of National ave- and thence north 40 Robblns $30; north one half of lot 20 Building association, $37.52. guel Baca,$20; property owner may, at h's or her op the northwest running Block 4, lots Mrs.' S. of the Las Vegas Town Co'a addition, nue and Fourth street, Mrs. Hulda Ro- feet, H. G. Coors, $32; piece of land and all of 21, L. G. Calhoun, $30: lots 1, 2, 3, Julia F. G. de Baca, $20 each; lota 24, 25, tion, pay any Installment or the whole Dillon, $20 each; lots 4, 5, Herbert W. 26, 27, F. S. $20 lots Vogt & Lewis, $40; a. piece of land $113.60; the east 63 feet 4 fronting 42 feet on north side of Lin 22. 23, 24, 25, Mrs. Mattle Green, Oswalt; each; of such assessment before the same of senthal, Brown, $20 lots 6, 7, A. A. Jones & fronting 50 feet on north side of lota 15, 16, 17, on coln avenue at be $20 each; lots 26, 27, 28, Fletcher E. each; 28, 29, 30, Investment Agency cor is due, and that Interest thereon shall Inches fronting beginning alley $20 lots 8, 9, F. O. $20 Douglas avenue, beginning at the east the north side of National avenue be tween Sixth and Seventh streets, and England, $20 each; rear 25 feet of lots each; Blood, poration, $20 each; lota 31, 32, and cease from the time of such payment. 25 each; lota 10, 11, E. L. Goff, $20 half 33, E. O. end of land of Vogt & Lewis, Chas. the alley between Fourth running thence east for 42 feet, H. G. 1, 2, fronting feet on Washington each; south of Thomas, $50; Sec. 18. That the City clerk of the ginning ft lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 20, 21. 34, 35, of 33, W. Gelse,, $40; a piece of land fronting and Fifth streets, R. J. Taupert, Coors, $33.60; lot C. subdivision of avenue, Charles H. Stevenson, $20. lots and north half City of Las Vegaa shall, within sixtv ave- 22, 23, Trinidad G.'de Baca, $20 each; Maria 50 feet on north aide of Douglas $50.60: west 85 feet of lots 15, 16, lota 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, fronting 50 feet Block 38; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Florence H. E, Robertson, $50; lots D, E, F, days from the date this ordinance the lots 24, 25, E. G. Murpheyy, $20 each; and Aurelia M. each . nue, beginning at the alley between 85 feet on the north side of on north side of Lincoln avenue, A. H. Sterna, $20 each; lota 5, 6, 7, 8, F. H. Baca, $20 goes into full force and effect, make a Lu-ja- 17, fronting lots 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Trinidad G. Railroad Mid Grand avenues, J. T. Ave. from corner of Na- Harris, $40; lot B, being subdivision Crall, $20 each; lota 9, 10, 11, 12, Mary Sec. 16. The following described certified copy of this assessment National the de Baca, $20 each; lots 32, 33, Frank and $40. avenue and Fifth Mar-Jorl-e of lota 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12, fronting 50 L. Davis, $20 each ; lots 13, 14, George pieces of land are assessed the deliver the same to the as tional street, Roy, $20 each ; lots 34, 35, 36, C. county Block, 18, lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Mrs. Hume Strlckfadden, $68; lots feet on north side of Lincoln avenue, Arnot, $20 each; lots 15, 16, 17, F. S. amounts herein designated: sessor of San Miguel county, New be- $20 each; lota S7, 38. heirs M. A. Griswold, $20 each; lots 7, 8, 9, 18. 19. 20. or a: a. Publishing Co., $40; lot A, Brush, $20 each; lots 18, 19, 20, H. J. A of land in Block 2 of Rey- Mexico. , 21, heirs January Optic of F. B. January, $20 each; lots 23, piece the 10. 11, 12,, 13, 14, 15, 16. 17, 18, 19, H. 23, Mrs. Cora S. subdivision of lota 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Mueller, $20 each; lota 21, 22, 23, 24, com- $20 each; lots 22, ing 40, Mrs. J. A. Patterson, $20 each; nolds and Harrold addition and Sec. 19. That from and after the G. Coors, $20 each. 20 each; lots 24, 25, 26, F. H. 12. fronting 50 feet on nortn siae oi J C. & Marvlna Johnsen, $20 each; prising lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. 12. 13, 14, W. H. Fenner, lots 41, 42, Ethel M. Bowen, $29 each. date of the entry of the certified copy Block 19; lots 11. $20 lots 27, 28, Chas. Lincoln avenue, Nathaniel Fetterman, lots 25, 26, 27, 28, and 34 feet on rear 15, 16, 23, 24. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, Pierce, each; - Block 5; lot 1, Adolph Teitle- of this assesment by the aforesaid Shultz, $20 each; lot 15, J. H. Smith, each. $40; lota 13, 14, Chris Wiegand, $20 of lots 27, 28, which latter faces Wash- 32, thereof and 300 feet on Rosenthal, $20 2 Gonza- fronting county assessor in the assessment ; lots 16, 17, 18, 19, H. W. Kelly, lot 15, Peter Roth, $20; lot 16, Mra. Evaline C. Ben- baum, $20'; lot Tranquillno San- $20 Block 30: lots 1, 2, 3, Mrs. Olive each; intgon avenue, Friedman avenue, St. Anthony's book as provided by law. each $20 lots 20, 21, 22, 23, Kate Ve- J. M. $20; lots 17, 18, $107.20. , les 20; lota 3, 4, Carrie Belle each; Boucher, $20 each; lots 4, 5, 6, Las Cunningham, jamin, itarium, $240. and every one of the said assess Wright,-$2- 0 lots 24, 25, Bertha A. O. $20 each; lota 19, 20, Block 39, lots 1, 2, 3, Frank Vogt, $20 each; lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Mrs. each; Bank, $20 each; lots 7, Wheeler, sprin A of land on the east side of ments shall be and become Hen on $20 lota 26, 27, Ben gas Savings Mrs. M. J. $43.20; lot 21, $?0 lots 4, 5, 6, Atchison, Trinidad G. de Baca, $20 each; lots 28, piece a Chambers, each; S. 9. Mrs. Hulda Rosenthal, $20 each; Reilly. ger. each; Railroad avenue and bounded on the the lota and of land Coles. $20 each. F. B. $18; lot 22, & Santa Fe Co., $20 29, 30, Browne & Manzanares Co., $20 pieces respective east 60 feet of lota 15, 16, 17, 18, heira of January, Topeka railway north by Main avenue and extending on which the said assessment has 3. The lota and of the Mrs. Pauline Graaf. $18; lot 23 front lots 7, 8, Wm. P. Mills, $20 each; each; lots 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40. C. D. ly Sec pieces on National avenue, $48,, each; thence 150 To-pak-e Co s ad- 19, fronting lot lots 41, 42, Ed San-ne- r feet south, Atchison, been made, and the full amount of land in the San Miguel Town men-e- s 25 Chrl3 Wiegand, $20; lots 9, 10, Mrs. Laura F. Blood, $20 Boucher, $20 each; ' M. M. Sundt; the west 82 reet 6 ing feet, & Santa Fe Railway Co., $120. each of such assessments shall be en dition are assessed as follows: 24, fronting 40 feet on Bixtn sueei, each; lots 11, 12, 13. 14, F. H. Pierce $20 each ; lot 5, Juan Sandoval, of lots 15. 16, 17, 18, 19, fronting A piece of land lying on the east forced and collected In the manner Block 19: lota A. B. C, D, being sub H. Chria Wiegand, $32. $20 each; lots D. E. F., fronting 75 $20. Chaf-fl- on National avenue, Francl3 Olney, of avenue now law for the collection of lots 1, 2, 3, Mrs. S. A. Block 11: lota 1. 2, J. K. Martin, feet on Columbia avenue, Mrs. Otto Sec. 12. The iota and of land side hailroad and bounded provided by division lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, pieces of taxes' real esitate when such 75 on Railroad ave- $65.80; Jacob Kenestrick A. B. as- on the south by Lincoln avenue and against fronting feet the fol $20 each; lots 3, 4, Grimm, $60; lots C, fronting in the Ilfeld & Baca addition are taxes - subdivision 27. 28. M. M. Sundt, $20 each; Mrs. Rosana Kenes S. extending thence north a distance of amount to more than twenty- nue, $60; lots E,F. heing of what is known $20 each; lot 5, 75 feet on Columbia avenue, Ed sessed as follows: uouars. 50 feet on Na- lowing subdivisions 12, xnomas Laura live of lots 1, 2; 3, fronting trick, $20; lots 6, 9, 10, 11, Lewis, $60; lota 19, 20, 21, 22, "J"-.- ITJ1. as subdivision of lots 10, 11, Coo-le- u, iklct i, u, .), 1, ill. u. i ttoilnrair rv. tRfift tional P. D. McElroy, $40; lot Phillips $20 each; lots 7, 8, M. L. C. Witten, $20 each; lots 23, 24, The nn 1. . - - 1, T 1 , c ww., vvuv Sec. 20. That the proceeds arising avenue, f2. 13, 14; lot as O, fronting Foster, Mrs. S. A. $20; lots 5, 6, designated lota 13, 14, 15, 16, D. C. Mutual Co., $20 each; A piece of land bounded on the from the assessments herein and here 4. Chaffln, 25 feet on National avenue, h. a. $20 each; Improvement $20 each; lota 8, 9, 10, William J. $20 each; lots 7, 8, $20 lots 17, 18, M. L. lot. 26, Mrs. Katherlne Earickson, north by Main avenue, on the east by by made, when collected, shall consti Henry Dinwoody, Wise. 120: lot designated as 1, front Winters, each; s25, Mills, $20 each; lots 11. 12, E. V. Hart L. $20 each; lota 9, $20 lot 19, Mra. M. 3. lots 27, 28, Mrs. Anna M. Grand avenue, and on the west by tute a special fund for the Mrs. H. Kerlee, 40 feet on corner of Grand and Na Cooley, each; $20 each; $20 each: lots 13, 14, 15, 16, L. E. payment $20 each; lots ing 20, 21, Investment $20 each. Fifth street, fronting 75 feet on of the cost of the said; 10, Damaclo Montano, J. Wise, $32: lot desig- McDonald, ,20; lot,s Shout, Trainer, $20 each; lots 17, 18, Mrs. constructing Southwestern Building & Loan tional, Mary $20 each; lot Block 40, lot3 1, 2, Clarence Iden, Grand avenue, Archbishop J. B. Pl- sewer, and for the payment and re- 28, 29, nated as 2, 29 feet on Grand & Agency. corporation, Hattle L. Thompson and R. J. Taupert lot au, inos fronting E. $20; lot 23, heirs lots 3, 4, 5, Mrs. Nellie taval, $60. demption of the sewer certificatea association, $20 eaoti; H. A. Wise, $23.20; lota de- 22, Sarah Atkins, $20 each; $20 each; lots 19, 20, Daniel Stern, 31, 32. Chas. H. Clay, avenue, of B. $20; lot 24,' the Agua 20 lots 6, 7, A, O. A on hereinbelow provided for. F Clay $20; lota as 3, 4, 75 feet on F. January! Schaefer, each; $20 each. piece of land the northwest tn-- signated fronting south A. ' nrti: lot 33. Nellie Parish, $20; Pura Co. of Las Vegas, $20; the Wheeler, $20 each; lots 8, 9, 10, A. Block 3; rots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, B. F. For- corner of Main avenue and Eighth Sec. 21. That in accordance with 35 Grand avenue, Mrs. Hulda Rosenthal. 50 Nellie Parish $17.60; lot feet of lot 24, fronting feet $20 each; lot 11, Alice R. Long C. street and 58.2 feet on north Section 2, of 96 of Sess-slo- n lot 34, $C0. fifty Jones, sythe and Evaline Benamln, $20 fronting Chapter the till 3 feet of lot 34. H. B. street at the 12, C. H. $20; lots Mrs. and e north P. J. on Seventh beginning $20; lot Schirmer, each; lots 6, 7, Mrs. Emma-F- Tamme, side of Main avenue, Marie Hay- Laws of 1903, the City Council 36. Southwest Block 31; lots 1, 2, 3, Murphy, ' Martinez, $22.40; lot alley between Lincoln and Douglas 13. 14. Alice R. Long, $20 each; the $20 each; lots 8, 9, 10, Simon Bachar- ward, $46,56. of the City of Las Vegas, in order to $20 each; lot 4, Marcos Garduno, $20; $40. ern Building & Loan Association, tu, avenuea, heirs of F. B. January, west one half of lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, ach, $20 lota 11, 12, 13, 14, W. A of land on north side of pay for the construction of the said 5, 6, Investment & Agency Cor Ket-ne- r each; piece the 37 Ss Southwestern Building & lots Block 12, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Emma 20. fronting 75 feet on Columbia ave sewer, shall Issue certificates to be ita lota 7, 8, Mrs. E. R. Tipton, $20 each; lota 15, 16, 17, Main avenue beginning 58.2 feet from Loan association, $20 each; a piece of poration, $20 each; and J. M. Turnbull, $20 each; lots nue, B. S. Gowan, $60; the east half lots designated "sewer certificatea" to an S. $20 each; lots 9, 10, 18, Jessie E. Haydon, $20 each; the N. W. corner of Main avenue and 60 feet on south side of de Borrego, 5, 6, Bertie Q. Jameson, $20 each; of lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, fronting amount not the total of the land fronting $20 19, 20, Mae Henry, $20 each. Eighth street and extending thence exceeding avenue, the rear sixty Damaclo Gallegos, each; la !!, 7, 8, Las Vegaa Town Co., $20 75 on Columbia avenue, Sophie assessment said certifi National being lots 12, 13, lots feet Sec. 13. The lota and pieces of 86.2 feet west, Chas. F. Hummel, hereby made, 37. 38, E. N. Wild. $48 Adolph Teitlebaum, $20; lots 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, L. C. D. $60; lota 21, 22, Sadie S. cates to run for a of not more feet of lota lot 15, each; Molse, land in the Elston addition are assess- $68.96. period 1, 2, A. G. Zummach, Manuel F. Bustos. $20 each; lota 15, 16, 17, 18, $20 lota 23, 24, E. Block 20, lots 17..' Tlfeld. $20 each; MoClanahan, each; ed as follows: than eleven years and to be pay- Hulda Rosen- Peneca T. Kline, $20; lots 16, lot 25 ,26, A piece of land on the north side $20 each; lota 3, 4, Mrs. Las Veeras Town Co., $20 each; E. W. Layton, $20 each: lota Lot 1, fronting 40.5 feet on Seventh able In equal annual install- 50 feet on Railroad avenue, 20, $20 of Main avenue, beginning at a point $20 each; lota 5, 6, 7, $20 each: fronting 19, Mrs. Mattle S. Green, $20; lots Norman and Jean G. Skinner, 38, 40.5 on ments from and after the date thal, ave- Colville, $40; lots 18, 19, front- street, lot fronting feet 144.4 feet from the N. W. corner of 8, 60 feet on Grand Mary 21, Alfred Nolette, $20 each; lots 23, each; lots 27, 28, A. J. Wertz. $20 Co. of the issuance thereof . S.ich lot fronting 50 on National avenue and a Sixth street. Southwestern Realty Main avenue and street and M. McNalr and Constance ing feet 24. A. O. TT. W. R. E. & $20 each. Eighth con- nue Lydia Rai1-roa- d I., each. ' $64.80; lots 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, certificates shall be Issued for 11, 12. Ly- thereof fronting 50 feet on land extending thence 51.5 west, Lizzie V. L Parsons, $48; lots 9. 10, part Sec. 5 The lots and pieces of Block 50: lots A. B. subdivision of 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 37, Scruthwest-er- n venient amounts, shall be L. avenue, Seneca T .Kline, $40; are Carpenter, $41.20. negotiable dia M. McNalr and Constance m the Blanohard & Go's addition 17, 18, 19, 20, heirs of Mrs. S. C. Gale, Realty Co., $20 each; north one in form, sh.ll bear interest at the 15, 16, lots 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, A of land on the north side Parsons, $20 each; lots 13, 14, assessed as follows: $40: lots C. D. E., same subdivision, half of lot 25, Southwestern Rea'ty piece rate of six per centum per annum and Main avenue. 29, Kate Wright, $20 each; the rear 2, same of Main avenue at the inter- - 100 feet on Block 5, lots 1, 3, Marie Seliar Ambroslo Sandoval, $60; lot F, lots B. C. - Mae beginning shall he redeemable at the of fronting 75 of lot 20 75 feet 'on Co., $10; Henry, option J. B. Pltaval. $80; a piece feet fronting Bullard. $20 each: lota 4, 5. 6, Terri- $20; lots A. B. M. section of Main and National avenues Council Archbishop Kate $60; subdivision,. unknown, $20 each: lots A. 19, Mrs. Anna the City at any time before on the east side of Fifth National avenue, Wright, of New Mexico, $20 each; lot 7, subdivision of lots 21, 22, Margaret D. and running thence east 751.4 feet shall be issued to of land Mrs. M. lots 31, 32, tory Shout, $20 each; lota E. F., George maturity. They the the alley between lot 30, Solt, $20; A. A. lot 8, unknown. $20; lot C, same subdivision, New Mexico Normal University, street beginning at 33, Jno. Jones. $20; Burns, $40; A. Fleming, $20 each; lots 20, 21, Fred person entitled to receive the same, and front- Kate Wright, $20 each, lot Las $601.12. . Main and National avenues lots 9. 10. First National Bank of Felicita Townsley, $20; lot D, same $20 each; lots 22, 23, 24, shall state that they are Issued in pay- lot 34, First Nation- Monte-fior-e Westennan, 50 from said alley, Mrs. J. Robosser, $20; ?20 lots 11, 12, B. lot A of land on west side of ing feet south lota 35, Vegas. each; subdivision, Mrs. j. Logan, $20; 25, 26, 27, Mutual Improvement Co., piece the ment for the construction of said $40: lota 17. 18. F. al hank of Las Vegas. $20; $20 each; lots 13, same $20. Eighth street 50.4 feet sewer and are from Hulda Rosenthal, S. Colvln. $20 each. Congregation. E, subdivision, unknown, $20 each; lots 28, 29, F. H. Clark, extending that they payable $20-eac- 19. 20, Alex 36, 37, 38, lots O. Blood. lota 14, 15, 16. R. B. Rice, $20 each; Sec. 9. The lots and pieces of land $20 each; lota 30, 31. 32, J. H. York, north from the alley between Nation money received from the assessments 21. 32. 23. Clin- Block lot 1. Teitlebaum, ?0 lots Levy. $20 each; lota 32, Adolph 17, 18, Alice H. Rice. each; In the Rledlinger addition are assess $20 each; lots 33, 34, 35, and south al and Grand avenues, N. Fontaine, above made and provided for. The 3, Mrs. G. M. Roberts,' $20 ton A. Browning, $20 each. $20: lots 2, 19, 20, 21, Joseph Wirht. $20 each; ed as follows: half of lot 36, M. M. Padgett, $70. $40.32. City Council Bhall decide upon the lota 1, Z, $16,25; Block 21. south 120 feet of each; lot 4, Adolph Teitlebaum, lots 22. 23, 24, C. W. Hill, Jr., $20 each. Lota 1. 2, 3. Mrs. Hulda Rosenthal Sec. 14. The lota and pieces of A piece of land on the west side form of euch certificates. Main avenue, 6, Vidal $20 each; lot B. 3 fronting 75 feet on lots 5, Salazar, cjo, The lots and r1eces of land $20 each: lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. J. C hind In the Buena Vista addition are of Eighth street beginning at a Sec. 22. This ordinance ehall be In of lota 1, 2, 3, 6. iota a. , viex- - , point $60 the north 40 feet Kate Wright, sju. Lwcero addition are assessed Schlott, $20 each: lota 9. 10.11,12.13. assessed aa follows: 50.4 feet from the alley between Na full force and effect from and after on Fifth street, Mrs. ander McElroy, $20 each: lota 10, 11, . xfroriting 40 feet Movs. 14 15t 16 17 18 w E-- crites, $20 Block 43. lots 6, 7, Dove Wilson and tional and Grand avenues and ex- its publication according to law. $32: lota 4, 5, 12, Vlctorino Abeytia, $20 each; lot , K $2n: Hulda Rosenthal, orV v 1ot Tho, rinv, h; Jota 19 20 21 Anna E MayeT Esther Robblns, $20 each; lots 8, 9, tending thenoe north 50.8 feet J. Enacted this 14 day of July, A. D. C. $20 each: 13, Crnoveva Valdez $20: lota 14. 2. 3. C. V. Hedsrcrvk. $20 each: Mrs. Jeanctte Rlohley. lot $2o each: lots 22. Chas. Mayer. $20: J. C. & Marvlna ; Johnsen, $20 each; M. Bentley. $40.32. O. B. $20 18, 19, J. V. Griswold, $20 each. so - 1911. lots 6 7 . Williams, 16, 17, ,ot 4 KmDlR K Rnvwoo,, frotn., ,o(g 23j 24 Mr8 u D. Coleman Rus- lots 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, A. A 'southwest Mrs. O. B. Wil- lots 1. 2. e piece of land on the Approved:' each: lota 9. 10. 11. 12. Block 33,: Rokeby Realty fH!t $24. lot3 5 37 feet, sen, $20 each; lots 25, 26, unknown, $20 lota 15, 16, 17, P. R. corner H. J. Franklin ..- ftine each; of National avenue and Eighth K. D. GOODALL. liams and Mary Frances Jones. $20 Co., $20 each; lot 3, f-- m u 29.60: lot desiemted 18 half Hous- - B9't?nu. Page, $20 each: lot and south street fronting 75 feet on Eighth Attest:' Mayor. ' lota 13 ,14. 15. 16, H. J. Ryan, $20; lots 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 Lydia J. 60 feet on National ave--1 see. 10. land each; - 0 fronting The lota and pieces of of lot 19, Mrs. Louisa R. Layton, $30; street, First Methodist CHAS. 17, 18, Hortense A. 'ton, $20 each; lots 5, 6, Adolph Teitle- 'nuJ corner Nation- - Episcopal TAMME, $20 each; lota t1ie N w of i the Pablo Baca addition are assess north half of lot 19 and all of lot 20, church, $60. Clerk.

4 LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 191 1.

Hot .lunch every morning at 10 o'clock at the Opera Bar. CRISIS AROUSES LOCAL NEWS j See the last stand of Stonewall Ghccoc Ohcaao Jackson at the BrIdge""Street theater BRITISH PEOPLE Isn't that draft beer fine at th tonight. Announcement Opera Bar? Roast beef, roast pork and lemon RIOTOUS SCENE IN HOUSE Always get the beat at Nolette'a Ice for supper at White Kitchen.' OF Meals twenty-fiv- e 'flDGBdSBsilI- barber shop. , cents. The clean ; commons makes them The Big Discount Sale at place. , "take notice Wanted At White Kitchen, waiter and short order cook. The uniforms for the Greater Las r London, July. 25. Yesterday's scene Vegas v band have been from shipped in, house of For the Balance of this Month tfle In 4he; commons, when the GREENBERGER'S The factory Columbus, O., and are great war scene of Stonewall opposition denied a to Pre- expected to arrive here soon. The hearing Jackson at the Bridge Street theater. mier who to We Will Sell Our Best hand will give a big dance soon after Asqulth, sought move consideration of the Lord's amend Will Close Positively no or the arrival of the uniforms. Absolutely camping, flailing ment8 to the veto bill, resulting in hunting allowed on our ranch. C. the arbitrary suspension of the W. . Though the wet weather has caused sitting Domestic Block Swiss and P. J. Wesner. Cheese, per lb. 23 cents several delays Contractor and Trus by Speaker Lowther, has really arous Thursday Evening July 27 ed public Interest n the constitution Finest Milwaukee Try a dram of Old bourbon tee F. H. Pierce expects to be able to Brick Cheese, per lb. 25 cents Taylor al crisis,, which at the Opera Bar. Served from begin actual construction of the big regarding the people bar had Full Cream lb. 20 rels on the bar. Camfleld dam tomorrow The generally before refused to take Cheese, per cents. morning. more This Is Positive railway tracks have been laid and the than passing Interest. The Wanted Operator to copy Associat first load of dirt will be hauled to the Downing street home of the cabinet and the of hoim ed Press report over The Optic's dam site tomorrow. The big hydraul- vicinity the of parliament Tho PriCQG THE STORE OF IKE DAVIS leased wire dally except Sunday, 11:30 ic pump Is being Installed and will be today attracted curious crowds. The liberals believe to 2:30. Call on citv edlfnr. put In use this week. With good that the $30.00 Sulfa This Sole k treatment to 'which Mr. was $20.00 weather the work can now be pushed Asqulth will tend 27.50 Suits This Sale 10.35 J Special midsummer waists, low to rapid compeltlon. subjected to stiffen the back of the ministers if 25.00 Suits This Sale ,1 neck, kimona sleeves, embroidered In that Is necessary 16.65 and make them Insist light blue, heliotrope and pink, at 98c H. Smith and wife of St Louis. upon prompt 22.50 Suifs This Sale 15.00 of MIL at the store of Hoffman & Graubarth. who own a well improved homestead passage the veto falling In which the 20.00 Suits This Sale 13.35 In the vicinity of Cherryvale, are here required number of peers The to ensure the enactment of W.OO Suits This Sale First Regiment band has an nd likely will locate permanently. legislation 12.00 are to be created. NEW MEXICO nounced that it will give a dance Sat- - ftir. smith told The Optic today that 15.00 Suits This Sale lo.OO STATE FAIR While the uruay evening in Mackel's opera pievlous to coming here, he and Mrs. unionists generally ex 12.SO Suits This tV.35 house on cr.se the conduct of Sl& the West side. This is ex Smith had visited the Irrigated and the insurgents In pected to be that the situation IO.OO Suits This Sale a most enjoyable event dry farming sections of Colorado, but was one of great 6.65 ALBUQUERQUE that neither could compare with the gravity, they secretly deplore the In "Who Crucified ' cident as to Christ Today?" will mesa district from an agricultural likely hurt them with the be the as subject of Evangelist Stewart's standpoint. It is a revelation to one country, heretofore they have been sermon at the revival to held up to view as October meeting at the visit that section, he says, and Bee public the party of 9, 10,11, 12, 13, Baptist church oraer and tonight. Last night a the magnificent condition of the decency. good-size- d audience 1911. heard the sermon crops. Beans, corn, millet, cane and Have Your House 14, Tomorrow night, folowlng the other regular varieties of grain are flourishing FOREST who record-breakin- FIRES service, those hare Joined ana g ARE thp win net yields Excursion Rates on all Railroads. Christian and Baptist churches during this season. Wired Write for Premium List and Program. the present series of meetings will be RAGING IN NORTHWEST Baptized, Then RURAL CHURCH PROBLEM you can use any of ISAAC BARTH, JOHN B. McMANUS, Columbus, O., July 25. To discuss the modern appliances. Tonight Trinidad's fast baseball the problem of country churches and DRY WEATHER BLAMED President. Secretary-Manage- r, fob team will be a of to j thing the past. Thn find a remedy for the deserted pul- CONFLAGRATIONS IN OREGON directors of the baseball association pits which are said to be rapidly in- AND WASHINGTON have decided to disband the team fjr creasing in rural communities through Call up and we will make the remainder of the season in sDlte out the country Is the object of a four Portland, Ore., July 25. Dry of the fact that It is playing good you the best proposition you days; conference which was begun to weather has been of half ball. The reasons given for dis- productive day at the Ohio College of Agricul a dozen serious forest fires now ever heard of on wiring. . banding are that the support the team burn ESTABLISHED 1876 ture. Plans to arouse the farmers ing In western and received was not sufficient to meet Oregon southern and their families to a more active in Washington. the monthly pay roll. Trinidad this terest in church work will be con One in the Mill Las & Go. year won twenty games out of thirt neighborhood of Vegas Light Power five. sidered. City has reached live timber and de- stroyed a logging camp. This fire al- The ready has caused a loss of Positively but two 'davn 400 $75,000 and LIVES ENDANGERED still is uncontrolled. Wednesday and Thursday, of the big Wlnfield, Kan., 25. July The lives Another serious fire is about fif discount sale at Greenberger's. of 400 First nearly youthful patients were teen miles east of National Bank Oregon City in the threatened by a fire which started Summer The social to live timber along Clear creek and be given in honor of wire the Las iT"madeffictIyeelectrlo light has a front of five miles. " ' OF Vegas hospital bv late last on the third floor of Aid night The government forest service, as ffiiAif, FiirnitiirfV Society of the M. E. church, npvt- the state for the hospital feeble mind sisted by large numbers of men from Las Friday afternoon will be an Informal ed. The main Vegas, New Mexico building, which was tihe Is both affair. The object' Is to to- used neighborhoods. fighting bring as a'dormitory, was destroyed. thees fires. u n First National Bank Building, gether at this series of socials to h All of the were marched out 3 unites patients' Sixth Street given by the different churches, ail in Bafety. Few of them amarentlv Protection for TN0 CLOSE Just Received the women of the city and thus se- realized what the proceedings Loss of health cure an additional interest In tre meant. JEFFERSON President Loss RAYNOLDS, work that Is being carried on for ti e of life E. D. - - - Loss Porch Furniture, Swings, etc, Old Hick- RAYNOLDS, Cashier benefit of suffering humanity. No by accident HALLETT RAYNOLDS, As't Cashier one can fail to be interested when Never leave hbme Loss by lire or windstorm. without a bottle of Chamberlain's Co once 'they become acquainted with See Cutler Brothers ory Chairs and Rockers. ne, unoiera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It A General Banking Business transacted. the facts. There will be no soliciting is almost Phone Main 124 certain to be needed and The Finest Line of Hammocks in Las Interest paid on Time Deposits. but a free will offering will be taken. cannot be obtained when on board Lincoln Avenue, No. 614. Vegas Issues Domsstio and Foreign Exchange. Lome one, come all. Strangers will the cars or steamships. For sale by At an Reasonable Prices t find it a good place to meet the aruggiBTS. women of the city. J. C. JOHNSEN & SON. STRAYED OR STOLEN Dainty Undergar- x "Complete Furnishers of the Home." A black horse with white spot in face, branded Z on left hip and XZ on ments Nicely Screened and Lump Raton Cerrlllos same side. Notify Mrs. S. A. Irwin, Van Houten's Colmor, N. M., and receive reward. Laundered COAL AN'D WOOD GREATER LAS VEGAS BAND COCOA s WHOLESALE The members of the Greater Las Ladles' dainty lingerie is given AilD RETAIL Vegas band will assemble at Foun especial attention at our plant tain 7:45 - Best Goes Square at o'clock this even- and Farthest and is laundered in a way that Anthracite Coal, all sizes-Ste- am Coal In?, member Is Sawed Wood and Kindling sharp. Every request delights woman. ed to on every particular be hand before or at the Is universally acknowledg- FOR 30 We DAYS time. wash your dainty muslins appointed F. O. BLOOD. ed to be and laces carefully, and we The Highest Grade of Cocoa give them a clear, bright white in the World color. They are starched to Just the Its great strength, perfect right degree, In Just the right Hot Work solubility, absolute purity and places, and are" ironed by girls Our Pride Flour delicacy of flavor make it the who do this work so well that when' finished the . garments Peer of all Cocoas really look better than when Q1.3Q par Oacfr THE BEST PLACE new. , We cheerfully recommend OUR CHARGES ARB SMALL Every Sack guaranteed fussing around a cook stove this famous brand TRY THE WORK. 'I. j '4 in - any kind of weather. Let - v In Las to Us do your Baking for You. J. H. Vegas buy STEARNS Las Vegas Steam Laundry The Best "Home-made- '' PURE THINGS Groceries Meats TO EAT. Phone Main 81. Las Vegas Roller and Rolls, ! ' Mills Bread, Cakes, Pies' , i ; and Cookies will be found Phone Main 131 here. The "Home San- of It is Still Time to Plant THE GRAAF & HAYWARD CO. itary Bakery Goods." i'GELERLY PL-ANT- S ' Order at once.' Only a few hundred left. JULY AT HARVEY'S I Tony Faust draught beer is on '. , Cool and tap j,yt comfortable. at the Opera Bar, and one of the . Excellent home table. finest Bovicher 50 cents 100. draught beem eervM over any per Saddle burros free. tar In the city. Excursions everywhere. (The Coffee Man.) & Onion Son Carriage out' Wed., and Saturdays-Terms- : Blnch'e Golden Perry Wedding Ry, aged f&r Tim Sloro Ph ana Main $2 per day; $10 per week. In Ssii3GiIbQ Optm 462 Ranch Phona Main 276 the wood. Direct from distillery Leave orders at Murphey's. to At you. the Lobby, of course. . 1 roc a

.