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Coxv1Scrse REASONS

Why Cooperative Town Company Stock Is The best
Investment on the washinst market today:
Becaussit promises large returns and its value Is
basel real estate actually owned by the company.
Because every dollar invested will be doubled in
value by the completion Of the Bristol and Elizabeth
Con railroad
Because three hundred men engaged In build
ing bridges and laying to complete this road by
August L
Because the enterprise Is no longer experiment.
but vell-established and prosperous business.
Because careful and intelligent msnagementis guar
anteed BY the Board of Directors.
Because the property of the company is located In
The richest mineral timber and agricultural region Of
the south.
Because the stock il sold on monthly installments
and those Of moderate means can readily carry it.
because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale. every rental contract and
every deal Of description Is made In the interest Of
the stock. Stock s the point to which every profit
eonverges and upon which every dividsnd turns.
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BURNED 10 DEATH WHILE ASLEEP.

Their L1ves.
NEW Yonx, July AT I o'clock this morn
ING two men were burned 10 death in . Ore
which consumed the stAbls on Brown plaoe
betweeen lisa and lSlth streets owned BY
James Kane. The men were burned 70 . GRIP
and could not be identified, but sre Thought -
have besn william Nc0oldrick, sged ninstssa
ysars, snd Bernard sinclain, aged ssventeen
psopcrV. RdsAs hossss ss slso bsrnsd-
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~sTHE FIRE SALE AT ITS HEIGHT.

RSTHE PHoNoGRAPHs BEST MONTH.
- Althopgh June is not usually q busy
Sss VI Ssss sSs ssss month Sy &! Il ths history
Sou ns %heS sn wake me Svs, to IS' fu resz s
tion Of the utility q an invention Ike the Pho.
TSsa Sseoantssd 4. wanssa q ana GOT 4. Pho.
s'a
..5s SSs tns EME iv 4. ,Sy,Iosf1, NET,
pare nom. You bicyclists should look your best
Bicycle Suits ds' in s.CiFinette and cloth, en-
elss Suits sns slssn sSssss as
F'' '''n ri SH5SfSEnz wi Ss ssf SONS ,v,
Al aRIEsBAUERs.
rsS sS.t ,Ss Ss eSaass ssS !: ss
whole matter nat r. is e torcibly or al expressed
dressed gentlemen In Washington
have their tailoring done here: But
'Ss %sns aooa sar q npS Es T
Hence you may fnd cr2roordinaTy
values here from now on. Call and
T. H.saSn 81 Essi:' ST. ''' S 9TH ST 1s
sus5ss Of tweed ssrse. B.ef and Fsncy chsviots Che
th.S E.nsS ssGea wGstsd' &C., worth fully more
&. g;. & s sss WIDE ,sS
ssh EHE S.assssss;s: Fsi::: sas .si i ss,Ss;
E-SI0 A PAIR FOR ABOUT ,25 ENDS OF
sis shsh shsso N hay. sssn RASs
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|EAEABEhs sSSfrr4T:H SK TIE hooHDAIa
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oncss @ sna yard: are situated q IN and Nd ave
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, S796, ,2ss; customs, s670,17
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K~"oTHEK NM6AMTSEEAcTURERs N6IISE TAXI
~REMOvAL NOTICE.

E<REMovAL NOTICE
On the completion Of improvements and
the enhancement Of our uptown store, u16
Conn. ave.. about September 1. will
consolidate our two stores and continue the
business at 11l6 Conn ave.
For the next 90 days, commencing June
p. we will offer our surplus stock at E2O9
st. at greatly reduced prices
,eoo-lm GRO E. KENNEDY SONS.
~@DR. B, FRANK GIBBS, JULY ], WILL
- close his Offices in the Mertz building for
the summer and will be associated with DR.. VIM. r.
King, BIZ 11th st. n. Hours Q. m. 70 2 m. and
6to q p. IN. Telephone 5SS. 3e2Q12ts
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Buflders' Hdrd,rdre,
COR. iITH AND q SITS. NV.

COR. I1TH AND g SITS. NV. ty5
R~THE HAMMOND MAKES A Squirt.
~ Like all mechanical processes the
Typewriter has been subject to o succes-
sion of improvements.
A short while ago the Hammond" was -
near perfection as it seemed possible to
make writing machine. yet another attach
ment has been lately added, in form Of
key, to regulate the impression, which
places 1t still further ahead Of competing
machines
We're sole Washington agents for the
''Hammondn and "Cnderwoods" type-
writer supplies.
JOHN C. PARKER
Bookseller and Stationer, 6lp 7th ct. NV. ty5
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INVESTMENTS.

ANVESIMENTS.
We clip the following,
Thousands of people have not yet recov.
cred from the financial pitfalls dug for them
BY the unscrupulous promoters of short
term benefit orders and imaginary real estate
bcoms. Hard-earned dollars have been
sunk by the hundred In various schemes to
get rich quickly. Futures In cotton. wheat
and corn have ruined many a good business
man. while some idiotic venture in buying
up blocks Of stock has sapped the life blood
out Of . good paying business"
Thss,ou but sure ~ov 10 the best.
This company has for sale absolutely
safe and remunerable investments-6 per
cent First Mortgage Notes and per cent
Debenture Bonds
The Real Estate First Mortgage Notes are
in SUNS Of $500 to $50. 900. pay 5 per
cent interest first year. 8 per cent thereafter.
and arc for sale at face value and accrued
interest. plus per cent. They are guar
ahteed bv the company.
The Debenture Bonds are issued In sums
Of 800. $500 and 81. 200. pay per cent
interest and are secured by first mortgages
held by the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company of this city and further by the
entire capital stock Of the company They
require no attention from the holders In
terest is payable by coupon semi-annually
and remitted BY the company without
charge.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A. T. BRITToN. presider
laos q ST. NV. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~osIRIs LODGE, No. ee. r, A. A. MA
~ stated communication will be held at the
Cathedral Of the Scottish Rite on WEDNESDAY
!I !ExEEiNo: July 9. 1892 At 7;3o O'Clock. Work.
jy5-2t FRED L. TAsKER, Secretary.
r~A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Falls Church and Potomac
kanslTsy ny Company will be hsld q EOrshrups Hotel
=. O'clock m for The ELECTION q board q direct
may properly come before the meeting.
o. Z. HINE. President.
r. q. LACEY. Secretary. ty5-1aw2ts
~sPIR1TUAIIsM-MR. AND MRS PER
ID .: ..o sns ni give teet S sesnee every fkiDAY
from 8 to s p m: Class TUESDAY. 8. Tie advanced
class will meet THURSDAY. Mrs. PERKINS daily,
1345 L st. NV. iy5-2fs'
R~ENDEAvoRERs. ATTENTION.
In sn h ns 4 ths }Sps
Is earnestly desired that al rnemPeo Of LEGAL societes
who can possibly do 30 Will meet At the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at pm. TOMORROW
lWednesday to receive the delegation from Indians to
the New York convention. Be sure to your 60
etetv badpes p. 8. FOSTER
O. B. TITUS, President
Secretary. II
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jyl-6t ARTHUR BURT.
MshnS4 IA Isaac Haas nE
Pa ave ". nj. city as dealers in liau9rs Tobacco
sa
q
firm and authorized collect aud receipt for iii
sAE EEEHaAaSHA1 HssaSl2TEos
assoan. large Ss y sspenss so nses Fhs pisa
e M % ee DsS
psyments on shsfss Interest alloyed to wthsrsxips
y you have money to invest and desire absolute
II you want to buy home we Will show You how IL
9 WOOD Srssidens v H. Wins. VICE wee president.
yfss Rsnsssa RRs,ss Ass 4So. Il h.ssg ss
'" ia5eSsm Ss and h Jefpsy J6HS t1NDER. Secretary
S0r'SShls Sls.riss aa q TIE d1u@5is DkS1lSrs OF THE
ass q ss S by IL
h Of the Sn sw
oontinne or to commence the practice of dentistry in
Sec. Of said law declares: That it shall be unlaw.
fn for any person to practice dentistry in the District
health elticsr II compliance with requirements
Seq: ". THAT shall be the duty Of every person
practicing dentistry in said District at the time the
@ SS or
present the Certificate thus Obtained Tor repatriation
to the hsnsh tSs 20 GINGER within sixty days from the pas
s % to the
e this act shall FIRST obtain certneate Of aualica
and the same to the health officer for resstra
:9s ; at 'sy ssys
mnseS Desa bepo E ays or at the w
jy3-st WILLIAMS DoNNALLY. sec'y.
~COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The firm of A. Gaegler Co. is this day
''ss0eu AssTaSSY = nS SHEaEER. JOHN oAspAR1
The business YIN hsrssfsI Be conducted al ,hs same
"a? Ri ;s sas
ssr e JOHN cAsRas
0~A SPLENDID CHANCF.-BEING ABOUT
80 to erect business building on the corner Of
@ or
ss$s
is3-st NV Secretary n n. Market G&Dss Co.
~"oTHEH S5fISE1. SM54fNISEEAcTUhERs TAKE
BATAVIA. n. T.. May %. 1892:
was one Of the riders In the great from Chi
cago to New York. taking the run from Batavia to
bergen. distance Of seventeen miles, through ptchy
Batavia at 12O q. M. arriving at Bergen at 251.
making the run Of sepenteen miles in hour and 81
mtnutes, which every around here to think
remarkable. CONSIDERING the circumstances got into
Bergen twenty five minutes ahead Of my riding mate.
simply wish 70 let you know ef one more rietorV
for the G. B. J. PNEUMATIC TIRE. am
would stand the strain gave It: was thrown from
my wheel DOZEN times by getting into deep ruts.
road.
I'VE shall tGse these tires our neU Uheet Bata.
vta the best too good in the way Of tire,
and is thing to be regretted that other nanact
urers do not think SO.
"W. F. Book. one Of the riders from Bergen to
Rochester, rode a PNEUMATIC RAMBLER They
SSignsd , LEON ". HAMMOND.
GOhMULLY JEFFERY MFG. CO., 1325 14th n. ".
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G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.

Cor. 9th and G SITS. NV. rs
COMF0RT PRODUCERS AT
BARBER ROSS,
YOU'LL HARDLY HAVE A HAPPY
MOMENT without Screens to protect
you from the flies and mosquitoes
We have all the requisites
Adjustable Window Screens. e2. 70 per
dozen.
Window Frames. 30 inches square, for
making your own screens, 11c. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished
with spring hinges. hook and eye and
knob, only 90c. each.
Putting up screen doors, 50c.
Altering screen doors, 25c.
YOU'VE USED A HOSE. You know
'how It lays the dust and saves your
furniture aud carpets. Grass and flowers
need frequent watering.
25 feet Garden Hose, complete, with
nozzle and couplings. only 81. IS.
DO iou LIKE 4 MossY. SILKY
LAWN? 1t will always be so II cut fre-
Quently with q lawn mower.
10inch Lawn Mowers. fully guaran-
ICE CREAM IS AN EXPENSIVE
LUXURY-UNLESS you make 1t your
self. We can supply the Best Freeze-s.
SGT. Ice Cream Freezers. only IL 35
each.
ACT. Ice Cream Freezers, q. 20 each.
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~EQUAL TO GOING TO THE
~ SPRINGS
Drinking our .'Tonica" Water. People
water. 'tStav- at-homes" may reap the
@ benefits sats Of p Trip e the spring., by drink
coolest and ciearest OF mineral spring
yaters. .Tonica" Water won't cure CHRONIC
in time. II cures gradually, but svyeyy. Il
is recommended in all cases Of skin diseases,
liver and kidney troubles constipation. dta-
betes &c. S2.2 25 per dozen quarts. De-
hyered at your residence free.
During July and August we close at 9
pm. except Saturdays. Saturday, 8 pm,
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY,
6l4 l4th st. n.w. Telephone 998 jy
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RCOMB1NINd PURE LIVING WATER
with beautiful views and high. healthy location.
ROsSLYN. VA,
Presents advantages which should capture you and
am presenting the matter to you every day with that
hope.
Isdvertise to win you ''over there"
ty5 FRANCIS HUFTY
E~ECoNoMY, SIMPLICITY. RAPIDITY.
the prominent qualities Of the Pomesoy Dupliostor
when number of COPIES are wanted quickly.
The CALIGRAPH AGENCY will give you further
informatian II yon will call at
1y1-am COS 7th ct.
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THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETO
fore existing between JOHN ": BURT.
the name Of ARTHuR btRT CO.. in the
c4,ty Of WssbingtSn. on District Of oolY%bia, Y
BURT TO close the affairs Of the firm.
JOHN w. BURT.
ARTHUR BURT
WALTER BURT.
Washington. D. O.. July /. 1892.
The Shoe business conducted by the recent
nym Of ARTHUR BURT co will be con-
tnued BY me At the same place, l211 st.n.w.
jN-8t ARTHUR BURT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KSsCoTTIsu RITE CATHEDRAL. =
-. Mithras Lodge Of Perfection will hold its
stated meeting on TUESDAY, July 8, 1902 at 7:3O
m sharp: full attendance is Eelussted. as II is
expected the Acting Grand Commander will be present
officially. By order Of the Ven. Master.
tyE2t ALEX. n. HOLT. 3od dezree. Secretary.
V THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS.
~ sociation- The regular meeting Of the Third
CopPerntive Puilding Association will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING. July 8, 1S9s, 10 leH Of Mon
jy42t Secretary.
kNOTICE,-T ANNUAL, MEETING OF
~ stockholders OF the National Union Ins Co Of
& The Office Of the company, No. 91S r St NV.
O'Clock >. m. NOBLE u. LARNER,
5yl-l0t Secretary.
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DIRECTORS:
Hon. JoHNG. CARLISLE.
Hon ISHAM g. HARRIS.
Hon Il. O. HANSBRoUGH.
Hon. ROBERT p PORTER
Hon BENZ. BUTTERwoRTH
Hon LOUIS Z. McCoMAa
A. 7. BRIrToS.
q N. JOHNSON.
c.R McBLAIR.
81 Atlantic building,
Assnt for the District Of Columbia
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THEY ARE SATISFIED AND SOME INSIST THAT
THEIR CANDIDATE CAN BE ELECTED m TEE
ELECTION Is THROWN INTO THE HOUSE
MEMBERS OF THE OLD PARTIES RKLrryEp AT
THE RESULT OF THE CONVENTION.
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sopsrtnershiP heretofore existing between
Henrietta Richard and Isaac Haas. under the brm
Pa ave- this city as dealers in iiquors tobacco
tu as
pSnder the s%smsorm sam name by Isaac Haas and Edward
firm and authorized to collect aud receipt for all
debts due It.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30
VOTE FOR HARRISON.

1t is a fact that cannot be denied
that the workingmen of America are
today receiving greater wages in
money by more than fifty per cent
than they received before the Repub
lican protection began in 1861. II
is equally undeniable that every dol
lar they receive in wages will today
buy more than $3.50 would have
bought in 1861. These two facts
ought to be enough to determine ev'
cry reasonable worklngman to vote
for Harrison and for the continuation
of the great industrial policy which
has brought about such results
New York Tribune.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

the convention was only half attend
ed it knows TO be entirely untrue, as
seats were given to 100 delegates,
and the call was for 103, so its "half''
is very poor figuring, and if it does
no better on its other estimates it
should go to school awhile. It's
pooling at Catron Democrats is an
other instance of It's mistake, as the
Democrats here who say they shall
vote for him are good solid men, who
know that New Mexico needs a
change in its delegateship, and they
can not be bullied out of their inten-
tons. To call them "tools" is fool
ishness, as they are some of the hea-
West business men of the territory
and can not be influenced by that
kind of an argument.
The fact is the Sun is sad, but
wants to conceal the fact.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

will in the years to come pour into
New Mexico, should make Las Vegas
the poin of arrival. This should be
the point of distribution. Air, sun
shine, climate, scenery, every induce
ment to attract, we now have, we
should push our summer resorts. We
should talk them up. We should
make them known, and open out
new avenues for health and pleasure.
Let us have a good easy route to the
top Of Old Badly, and means there
TO accommodate the people. Let us
open out from there an open easy
way to the Pecos. Let us make Las
Vegas the poirt from which to enter
the grand national Pecos park, with
good roads and easy access.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

/ can sum up the territory of New
Mexico thus: 1t is a great territory
and surely destined for grand flu
ture. 1t is a new country though old
in name. II has tremendous posi-
bilities. 1t is in early infancy now
IN the matter of development. What
must it be when it has attained a
ripened age ? No man can begin to
guess what century will bring forth
in New Mexico. l believe that there
are those now living who will see
25,OOO,oOO of people in New Mexico.
1t will be be an imperial state, and
has, beyond question, glorious fu~
ture. There Is not in the union a
more energetic, progressive, liberal
class of people than the inhabitants
of New Mexico.-A Traveller.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30
ONLY JUSTICE ASKED Fob.

When the Republicans propose to
make vote in the North equal to a
vote in the South in the election of
members of congress alone there is
raised a universal Democratic howl
of "Force Bill" The Democrats do
not propose to relinquish any of their
unjust and unconstitutional advan-
tage. Indeed, they propose, as dem
onstrated in Mississippi, to make the
matter worse. But it is a question
which the voters of the North need
to consider when casting their bal
lots.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30
PRESS COMMENTS.

The territorial convention which
convened at Las Vegas yesterday
was the largest gathering of the
party which has ever assembled in
New Mexico. The proceedings were
harmonious and enthusiastic. The
people of Las Vegas had made
lavish preparations for the conven-
ton, and the city made many
friends by its enterprise and hospi-
talty. The feeling was unanimously
in favor of Hon. Thomas b. Catron,
of Santa Fe, for congressional dele
gate. He has the ability to win the
Lection and the brains and energy
to do the territory good work at
Washington. 1t was rendered him
by his party, and he pledged himself
if elected to do his best for the
people of New Observation-Disclosures
que Citizen.
The nomination of Mr. Catron is,
in the opinion of the Reporter, the
wisest that could be made. II es.
pecially emphasizes the demand of
the Republicans of New Mexico for
the admission of our territory as a
state. He is the especial champion
of the cause of statehood and I'M
questionably its ablest advocate. 1t
was due to his efforts that New
Mexico was allowed statehood rep
resentation in the Republican
national convention, and that the
Unitoed States senate committee on
territories made a favorable report
on bill granting to New Mexico an
enabling act which will undoubtedly
be passed upon the reassembling of
the senate in December.-San Mar
cial Reporter.
The nomination of Hon. Thomas
b. Catron, as the Republican candi-
date for delegate to congress by the
Las Vegas convention is welcome
news to the people of Dona Ana
county, to whom he is well known
as one of the ablest men in the terri
tory. In no other county IN New
Mexico is Mr.. Catron as well known
and appreciated. Mr.. Catron has
bitter enemies who fear him, and he
is consequently the best abused man
in New Mexico, but he has in both
parties hosts of devoted friends who
will work for his election as they
never worked before. The people of
Doha Ana county appreciate Mr..
Catron, they have known him init
mately for quarter of century,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30
A GOOD MOVE.

n company mas just Deen organ
lied in Chicago with a capital of
100000, for the purpose of buying
property in New Mexico and estab,
fishing sanitariums as resorts for con-
sumptive patients. This Is the out
growth of the American Health
Resort association society of ply
sicians, organized about two years
ago, tor the purpose of disseminating
information in regard to the advan-
tages offered by this climate to pa
tients of the class named. The latter
society is purely phllanthropic in its
character, and by the terms of its
character is not permitted to acquire
property. But after about two years
devoted to the work for which the
society was organized, and during
which time the watchword-"New
Mexico for Consumptives" has been
repeated all over the United States,
the members of the association find
that such large numbers of invalids
have availed themselves of the infor-
nation thus disseminated about this
country, and such multitudes more
are preparing to come during the APP
preaching fall and winter, that it is
absolutely necessary to have some
organized effort made TO provide
proper accommodations for persons
of this class, and hence the new or
ganization to which we have referred
and which has been incorporated
under the name of the "Resort Com
pany."-AlLuquerque Citizen
Secretary Knaebel, of the Santa
Fe board of trade, is in receipt of a
letter from the American Health
Resort Association formally accept
ing the offer OF $50 acres of land on
the site known as the old Fort Mar
cy, and informing him that an agent
of the association would be sent to
Santa he as soon as possible to ar
range the details. This, of course,
means that a Worlds Sanitarium
will be erected at Santa Fe.-Santa
Fe Sun.
From the foregoing 1t will be seen
that other localities are moving to
attract the people of the states CONS
ing here to other localities. Such
action is an indication of enterprise
that Las Vegas may well emulate.
Old Fort Marcy, near Santa Fe, is
slightly place, and can be made
very attractive. Santa Fe has also
recently commenced to open out a
new trail to the head of the Pecos.
She is pushing her fruit interests
with much vigor and developing new
sources Of water supply, while
Albuquerque, with her accustomed
vigor, is searching every avenue for
new fields TO contribute to her adj
vancement. All this is well, but
shall Las Vegas stand still while her
sister cities move forward? She is
not doing SO, yet more might be
done. The hundreds of people that
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

A close observer has discovered
that politics is mostly a matter of
climate. North Dakota, for instance,
where the temperature is cold, is
strongly Republican. Missouri, fur
Their south and warmer, is Democrat
ic or doubtful. Down in Texas,
where it is hot, it is overwhelmingly
Democratic; while in hades it is
unanimously so.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

The proposition to erect an adobe
house at the Worlds Fair for New
Mexico's exhibit to be miniature of
the governors palace at Santa Fe,
meets with general approval through.
out the territory. 1t will be a great
attraction and draw a great deal of
attention. We hope the ladies will
be successful in their efforts to get
up this exhibit.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

E. II. Salazar, manager of La Voz
del Pueblo, spent the early part of
week with friends and relatives in
Santa Fe. He returned to his Las
Vegas home with his family on
Wednesday. They do say that Don
Enrique will be the next assessor Of
San Miguel county.-Santa Fe Sun.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

Some of the Republicans of Ber-
nalillo county have revolted against
the "boss," "one man" rule and are
going TO support the Democratic
ticket. AS the Democrats have had
a "boss" in the party, the only man
they dared run for the past eight
years, they certainly cannot be bet
tering themselves.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-08-30

President Crist should call n meet
ing of the press association during
the Albuquerque fair, and if the
belligerents attend and are still in a
fighting mood the association can
form a ring and see that the memory
of the late lamented Marquis of
Queensbury receives due respect.
But we think there are very few who
are foolish enough to allow Them
selves to show their feelings in a
public manner, and good meeting
where business matters could be
talked over would be of great benefit
to all the publishers of the territory
If such meeting is not held at that
time we would suggest then that it
be held after the campaign is over
and before the legislature meets.
1t could be looked at little differ
emily then perhaps, and besides there
are many questions that concern the
press that ought to be presented to
the attention of the legislature, and
with united effort they will receive
attention.