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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

ligious character, David stands out from
the rude age in which he lived, like a
form of light against q background OF
darkness. With the courage and BRAY
cry Of this most fearless warrior, were
united the genueness, sweet compass
sion. and tender, devoted friendship
and moral culture Of the highest civil
iZatiOn Whether viewed as friend,
sovereign or father, he is the same
noble, true-hCarJei man. A man con-
corning whom God has given this les
timony Il have found David, the son
of Jesse, d man after my own heaIc,
which shall fulfill ell my viii" Il was
this noble parsonage, whose character
has the sanction OF God, who said,
Show myself q man" There is hme-
thing very grand in the behavior Of
him who Obeys these words.
Man" il has been said, els the
nobi5sJ work eff God, 80 and the titleSSon
Of Man" is that which our blessed Sa-
Vi0r, when on earth, seemed especially
TO prefer. And he was tle son of
Man in the nobiest sense Of the t7rm;
not the son Of this man or that man, or
Of any man (fcr he was without father
as a man as well as without mother as
a God but the Son of Man"
Now, if YOU wish 10 know what
man is, point YOU 10 the lie and char
acJeT the sayings and dOings of the
man Christ Jesus. Surely, my brsth-
ren, in Jesus of Nazareth we see one
''I3irer than the sons of men. the very
chicfes- among ten thousand, and al
together lovely Now, in these two
great historical as well as Biblical
characters, we have clearly presented
the prime elements of true manliness.
Jesus Christ stands alone as the great
model OF the human race. He is the
pattern man after whom we are 10
fashion our lives; he is the perfect man
e. Wei as perfect God: not made but be-
gotten. David, who is the great warn
ing beacon Of Old Testament story,
stands out as q character OF fallen man.
whose gr3ces. if initiated, and whose
failures and tTansgressi1ns. if Stunned,
will carry us mp toward tn great model
man, Jesus Christ.
a true man is q man God makes over
again when He creates him anew in
Christ Jesus-a Christian man. true
man is loyal 20 Sod To be loyal is to
stand firm and faithful in any relation
of life i'm which we may be placed. A
true man is transparent man. What
he is outside thar he is inside re is
what he pretends TO be. A true man is
q straightforward man. AS straight as
@ line can be between two points. He
is straight and honest in business.
Young men. keep your business integ-
ri,y True success wrongs no one else.
Many man never becomes rich, who
lives an honest life, but Cod counts him
rich. he is straight and honest in mis-
religious duties.
Show thyself a man of will and cour-
age. A man of intellect, heart and
feeling BE q man of principle, of high
principle. If any of YOU ask, How
shall we ac. thar we may always appear
as men?" I reply look how Jesus did.
and pray that Gods spirit Cnav come
uDon Won that You may be like him.
Keep he life of Jesus ever i'm your
memory. and seek TO follow Him faith
fully
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
LOOKING AFTER DECREASES

Cleveland, O1io. January 19.-It was
learned to-day that an agent Of the
War Department had been making in
Qu.rics i'm this city for an available site
for the location of forGfc7-ion for The
protection of the city IN case Of for
e.gn war. One site considered is loca--
ed al Rocky river. six miles west Of
Cleveland. on q blum from which heavy
guns could command -he entrance TO
the h2r59r east and wss,. There were
no negotiations as TO the purchase Of
the place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
MAY BE TROUBLE.
The Senatorial Situation in Kentucky
Has the Elements Of a Big Row in
1.-THE Erie d8 Of Both Ca1di-
dates on the Ground.

Cincinnati. O.. January 19.-The Com
mercial Gazette's special from Frank
fort. Ky. says: The city is filed up to-
night with the friends of Blackburn
and Hunter. Although the leaders Of
both parties had agreed that there
Should be 10 balIodng for Senator until
February 4th. or until after the sue
cessor Of Wilson had qualified. yet the
nominees Of the caucuses seem to be so
suspicious CT each other that they are
malshaling their forces here for ballot
ing in both Houses separately Tuesday,
and the friends Of Hunter are claiming
he Will be declared elected Wednesday.
Some Republican Senators insist they
Will Join the Democrats in postponing
the election until after Wilson's sue
ccssor arrives. as there was authority
for the agreement Some of Hunter
most ardent supporters think the
scheme to postpone the election Of Sen
at0r was 3 trick in the interest OF Brad
ley or Yerkes, and that they should
therefore not abide by it, In addition
to the opposition from those who want
10 stand by the compromise agreement,
Populist Poor has become estranged
from Hunter. but he says he viii never
90 TO Blackburn, so that it does not
seem possible for any election OF Sena-
tor to occur this week. The deadlock
between Hunter and Blackburn, with
their fighting friends on the ground, is
expected to make trouble Both sides
are very determined and suspicious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

At the United Presbyterian Church
last evening w. J. w. Ccvdan, E51
read ne association report Rev. !. IT.
Li--el preached 10 young mon on the
theme. SHOW Yourself q Man HIS
tex was I King %. His sermon was
We are introduced by these words 20
@ very solemn scene Il is that Of a dy-
ing father. David, giving 10 his son his
last councils. A dying hero uuerins
his last words. A dying king rendering
to his successor his best advice. How
fitting q charge is this. from one whose
conduct gained for hsm such brilliant
and heroic achievements. The most
powerful part of advice" says one. lis
the man behind it, Had not he shown
himself q man, even in boyhOOd as ne
was attacked at one time by a lion. 81
another by bear, and ar another by O
gigantic blasphemer? Had he not shown
himself a man once and again. in deal
ing with his hostile father-in-law? Did
he not show himself man when he
became king of Israeli Did he not
show himself a man, when. on being
reprOved by the PrCphe, Nathan for
taking the VIE or Jran, instead or
prosecuting the prophet. he cried ont.
Il acknowledge my transgressions; and
my sin is ever before me-" Did he net
demonstrate the nObleness of manhood.
when, on being tod of the death Of his
rebellious son Absalom. he went into
his chamber and shedding bitter tears.
exclaimed. 20. my son A0sal0ml Ny
son. My son Absalom, Would "a Cod
1 had died for thee, 0. AbsalOm, my
son, my SON." Surely. when we con-
slider David's life and history. and those
sublime poems which came from his
pen. we must regard him as the truest
emblem Of mans moral progress ever
recorded in the annals CT human his
tory.
Simply as a man. aside from his re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
THE QUEEN Still LIVES

NV York. Jsnua-y ia despatch
10 the Herald from Shanghai says:
On spite Of the den.als Of the reported
escape d the Queen Of Ccrea from her
wouli-be assass.ns your corr5 spondent
has excellent authority fer my former
statements en- the subject.
81. 3 an open secret among diplomats
here chat the Queen is Sill alive"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

M3ssowah, January l4-NE
d.ss7n .C- in the Sloal camp
Menelek IS suing I'D 2 E
peace lie has asked Ga. Hr
command of the Italian .'-.
snia 20 appoint % pl.n.p1
the purpose or arranging t- .
pence.
The Sho3ns had five hun
~ .la fighting at Fort Nlsa
uary II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
RUSSIA'S POLICY.
She WIN Steadily Seek 20 Keep :he Turkish
Question 20 the front.

She VIII Steadily seek 20 Eeep me turkish
Question TO the front.
New York, January IA despatch
10 the Head from 81. Petersburg
says:
Russ.a's policy a. ;hs presa2. NO
ment IS s.ead9astly TO avoid being drawn
into any combination or complication
with Armenia. Germany, England or
Abyzs.nia. but 20 keep the Oriental QCcs-
ten foremost.
The Novcsu commenting on the
fr.ondl.ness CT the Eagl.zl press says:
we esteem her high ciYilizaLcn, but
we see the defects in h5r policy which
$ purely eg5dst.csL An alliance could
be useful only TO her, net to us. France
and Russia must remain neural
The V-aioncsti says:
Russia mus, conhle herself 70 the
Or.el-."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
n 3 D. CHANcE ~ TnrE

On and AFTER January 18th. the Chi
C2g9 Express viii leave Wheeling at
3,t5 %. n. instead Of 4:40 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
SOUTH SIDE SCORES.
Interesting Figures Presented by the
Secretary Of the League.

% Standing of Clubs-The -Four
Figure Mark Has Not Been Touch
ed-Base Ball Situation Other
Sport, local and Telegraphic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
ANIFRICAN- NIACHINIST

Every machinisj. engineer. and skill
ed mechanic and draughtsman should
be q subscriber TO the American Ma
chiniSt, which is issued weekly by The
American MGchinis- Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

Buy your Butter at E. Myers Butter
Store. near Stone * Thomas. Choice
Country Butter 15c per ID.
y. MYERS. TIE BUTTER NAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
Y. N. {. 4. ANNIVERSARY
Exercises Continued in a Number o.
ChurvheS Yesterday.

ooIle 0OaO1SOiC9 'oA-O WHY U1l0 ~
gresS of the Organization Ser
mons in the Fnclish Lutheran and
-, 1,.,--,---.=.,.;,,, C,l,,,rol,oe
---'0N' = 81 Va
The Young Mems Christian Assoc a
ton anniversary services held IN a
l,.. 10 ,.,,,,.,,,- IF .,,, oi.,, I,s. SIM
0d!' were continued yesterday III lIe
English Lutheran and United Pres5y-
-er.an C1urches. The general secre-
-,rv,s ANIMAL rs,or- was rrbl..5ed in
80, - ,-.,- ~
report did net contain tabula.ed stats
Ties which are given below:
,r--.,- o,,-.,..... .--,., .,..4.,..- %.
men 0O--''' "'.-' i-'.-i ~ '--ii7s, 49,
young men S Saturday evening meetings.
50. special Young mea's meetings. 10:
,.o,,,o, mons pu,1o s+r5v On. -o.s1 re-
80,
lIs-oUS INC 1--iss' I7f' '..5'17''o "'-~--''-
3nc7 5,94o. Young men pr5i1ssed cen
version. y; anniversary service /; boy
meetings., II; services colduc,ed M
cnuIcneS, b; RECEPTIONS s; young men
scc.als, Is; attendance at receptions and
soc.als, l,l50; en- -ert3inm MS. I, l51-
lures and talks, 10: attendance az lee
lures and talks, $50, educational aad
class enrolment So; sessions Of classes,
81; gymnasium classes, 36I; attendance,
1856; outings, Il; baths taken, 5,720;
directors e1d committee meetings. 9S;
membership. al; current expenses. So
023.24: directed 10 boarding places. 81:
assisted % employment. IL: building
open weekdays Is q. m. 10 10 p. m).
313: building open part Of SUNDAYS. 50;
attendance (es.mareO 5G0oo
Last evening the Rev Samuel
Scbwarm. p9stor of the ENGLISH Tnrb-
eran Church. preached a very interest
ing sermon ON the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. He said inc grea5 i'm
portance Of The voune men i'm the king
dom of God is shown. first bv the
honor God has he9ned ur,9n voung men
as shown In his word. and second bv
the sDecfal efforts the Christian church
has made and is making TO save voung
men and interest tbor, in .1,, r,-,,l, If
Ais I[irodcr,
He discorIrsod artor-oi,i,cl,- o,o,e
tbis limo ana -},,, roforsJ e.. f,
lions Of vonnq Nor, v.bfCb Nv o,i.-o1
i'm the church in diaaror. ocoe Ne
said The Dresan+ vo,-ro M. l,b,is-io,
Associq+ioD is % crouch T. is t,.,o -
tr5oos e.. o.f--,,, ~ ~, , - 80.
e,ri,e5 IN Z md, nv 60, yy-ilI;,,,,..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
QUEER NOTION.

In its June number the Friend
advocates the selling of opium
confiscated by the Government,
instead of destroying the preci-
Gus stuff as has been done lately.
As the opium previously sold
abroad by the Government found
its way back to the islands by the
underground route, the advocacy
Of reversal To that plan is as
founding from that particular
quarter. In countries whore
liquor is prohibited, that which is
seized by the authorities is de-
stroyed and not sold in a market
where the sale is legalized, If it
is wrong for private per-
sons To sell opium, 1t IL surely
wrong for a Government to sell it,
The Friends argument that
"such selling does notadd a single
ounce to actual consumption, but
aids to reduce production" is n
"caulkcr.n That the sacrifice at
auction of any commodity for
which there is a demand does not
stimulate consumption and pro-
duction both is new doctrine in
economics. Doubtless the des
truction plan of the Government
is intended to prevent repetitions
of the gross scandal OF exporting
contraband opium at very small
net profit, after the heavy ex-
penses are deducted only to have
it turn up again on our coasts for
seizure. This was the case of the
opium seized on the schooner
Henrietta.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

Worldwide sympathy will go
out to the stricken community of
st. Louis. The calamity was from
the skies and not due TO mans
inhumanity to man displayed in
either corporation or public Off
cial carelessness. 1t takes its
place, therefore, in the list of
colossal modern catastrophes with
the Java eruption and the Charles
ton earthquake, rather than with
such terrible but not unavoidable
horrors as the Johnstown food and
the Victoria bridge collapse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
An OPEN LETTER.

Some weeks ago ! began the
compilation Of statistics for a di-
rectory of the Hawaiian Islands
that would be complete in every
detail, determined to make as
large profit as possible consist
ent with work that would be Of
use TO the public.
For years past this work has
been done by firm in San Fran
cisco, as a rule bringing their men
from the States TO do the routine
work. But with the progress Ho-
nolulu has made in every line Of
business the public believes with
me that tho facilities and men are
here to make this directory bust
ness home industry; that there
is no necessity for outside men
coming here to do that which by
divine right belongs to people
who live here and who earn and
spend their money within the
limits of the islands.
The foreign directory men are
here, so am |, and j submit that
IL should be n survival OF the TT
test, all things being equal.
Yours for health and a good
III, ectory, B' H. FlNNEf'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

The idea Of people from other
countries entering this field and
endeavoring to persuade .ocal
dealers that they can compile an
accurate directory of the group
in as good shape as our home
people, having perfect knowledge
Of every district in the islands,
can do, is ridiculous. 1t can't be
done, gentlemen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
Topics

Sugar planters know more
ways of getting rich than
holding down their taxes. As
was stated to the writer by an
intelligent observer the Other
day: T" II takes as much care
and vigilance to run a planta-
ton and mill as to run an
ocean steamship, Every little
detail, every screwhead and
bolt, has to be inspected TO
see that nothing goes wrong
In the matter Of saving waste
and expenses, which is half the
battle for profits, the planters
Of these islands have made an
enyiable record.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

1t was hardly the unexpected
that happened in the awful catas-
trophe at Victoria, more shame to
the street car company and the
authorities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

The care Of their live stock
makes no small amount Of the
expenses OF plantations, and
anything saved here Increases
the profits as well as a gain jD
the percentage Of extraction Of
sugar from the cane, ~ tbe
cut above given you have 2
view Of a l2-loot geged Aer-
motor we have put up al
Kappa, Kauai, for tbe Mqkee
Sugar Company, And here, IN
the second illustration, is
shown the use to Whicb tbe
power is applied,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
Last WIZ
Steamer

brought ~ 6VWe ~ ~ -a/-
soolesG bttle I'M H'atef
watchos eycJ soon Ecagfyly
enomeled NJ reds aid w. N
WITH Diamond ~ wespp
them; other w. IpyT NJ
pearls and Qthcp TeigE w.
tune,
AD h9y, llyDG51me nv RI
brooches W p9llyb m w
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belong w fl4ssH WaH ~
horetDf9Je imp2Jtqd bf M
take goo my NNH N
our cpstopors Vhel yn~ W.
not ~ V0lp DsHpe mDyf
glpe tUspeDp ~ HJ8fnHl
ringing b9W SjQND 70,
Opr small QI.dl1H HaM
l9ine Watcb "a INN mn nm
not BE- oye322@G EVnWg/
costing plmQst ppGQT mr.
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best j5Wlss Wgiell H9plN2H1lIr
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

The Most Beautiful Women -.
Also the HomeLiest
USE DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR.
Ask Your GrOcer For n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

All the cape tops for feediRg
the stock are cqt in this
machine driven by tRe Aer-
moto, The mqtiye PqYer. Is
also utilized for PumPiQg
water for the animals, QRe
man attends 70 tbe Wbqle
business wHere, belQre tAe Az
vent Of the giant NYeRtqsHsN
the labor Of several meH WAS
required,
We have c9ptrarted with
the trustees Of tRe QHeeR's
Hospital 70 rem9ye a sfeeE mill
(of aRQther makel lqBg agq
erected At tRe igsHfHti4R,
taking i away as fslqPs' and
sHbatitHting i with an Aar
motor The QId oRa has NET
given satisfaction ana ms
trHstees are aeling IN fha
sPlendid reputation gai9aA
by the AeFmQfnT, asS wind
than i fakes ta run the | agis-
latpre will pHt lhe AermAIar
in 2 stats Of sHrressfHI TeYA-
luton,
Wills we are taIkiRg ta yaH,
allow US the dIgrasSlNn N
ealing aFtentipn tA AHT fins
line Of Westenhalm PafkaI
cNIlary,
IF4Hl
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tIMipEp,
pPPosite sProekels' R0Rh
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-31
Some Mining cIalms.


A visit the "Good Hope" minc,, owned
by Buck & Archibald, and situated about
two miles south Of the Montesumi hotel,
discloses a beautiful shaft about thirty
feet deep. The work 10 being pushed as
rapidly as possible, and there Is every In.
dication Of q valuable property. The
contract work Is being done by an old
South American miner, assisted by John
Meyers. Ths' assay obtained on top Of
ground, was so encouraging, the owppra
are determined to spare neither labor nor
money to develop 1t.
Following the extension and the adjpips
ing claim ii q prospect owned by Danisa
Elliott and Frank Stone. Work IL Icing
rapidly pushed on this claim, which has
shown up we'll.
Such energetic citizens who afe mel
afraid to spend their time and money e
develop these clsims should have the
hearty help electromagnetic frcm
every citizen of the town Of HasVeeas
since their success means 30 muchto this
locality. .rw5i
About twenty five or thirty persons
visited these promising claims, on Sunday,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-31
PENCILINGs,

f."ftM ~. H
D. @. Deuel. and W.. h. Roy have returned
to La Cueva. 4
Phil Nelson Was passenger fol-, Wat
rouss, this afternoon. faAS
), L. Laub came dyer thu mountains to
Ration, from Trinidad, yesterday. smg
James Lynch and Michael CawIey lefti
return for EIizabethtown, Colfsx county.
DIR. w. N. Villas, a former Las vegan,
was a passenger for his FL Paso, Texas,
home, last evening.
Ellis Abel, q young business man Of
Denver, Is the guest Of VIII Rosenthal and
wife, for a few days. u.
III, Valentine, Of the Wells. Fargo ex-
press company, was ap~assenger for Chi
cago on the,afternoon-train.
A. A. Wise and wife, Of this city, left
San Francisco for Salt Lake City, to-day,
intending to remain there a month.
Felipe Sanchez aRd p. Bustos left for
their Rociada homes, well pleased with the
decision Of the'court in the land dispute,
out there.
| ., - SSlD
Mrs. Mary Mcclellan, OF wagon Mound'
10 en- route for Bisbee, Arizona, a stop
ped on here between trains to visii Frenk
o'urges anu wiie' ~
Robt.AW Summons, g man VINO mas MAD
considerable to do with mines 10 norsnern
New Mexico, was In town from Mora
county yes'0ruAy
Don Trinidad Romero has been down
from Wagon Mound on N OF bis
occasional visits to the city that he holds
in sacred remembrance. a. ts
Mrs. Hopue. OF Morris, ILL.,. who il
tbouebt to be hopelessly ill, left for her
o.s,arn homa. this afternoon. in com panv
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-31

Notice is hereby given, that all parties
who are delinquent in their taxes up to the
first half Of the year 1895, over and above
the sum Of 500, their names with their re-
spective mounts and years, will be handed
to the District Attorney for suit and ac-
ton before the next term Of the district
court, and the process will be handed to
the sheriff for service on April Sd, 1896.
All parties who wish to ave expense and
trouble are hereby notified to call be.
foreAthe undersigned and settle all their
delinquencies before that day.
CARLOS GABALDoN, Il.
Collector within and for the county Of San
Miguel. 124tf
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ. March 26th, 1896.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-31
Uncle Tom. Cabin.

Uncle Toms Cabin at the Tamme, last
evening, was d miserable failure In SO far
as the acting and staging the play were
concerned. Prof. Randolph could make
up an amateur company in two weeks that
could double discount the Cook Twin
Sisters' production. However, Manager
Chas. Tamme is not to blame for the
failure, as the company cams with all the
paraphernalia OF a good troupe, and IL re.
ports are true, this company gave a really
creditable entertainment, the first part Of
the season.
Uncle Toms Cabin must be seer at least
nee a year, and it is well that 1t has come
and gone.
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Democratic City Convention.

A goodly number of citizens were at.
tracted to the city hail., last
evening, mainly through curiosity to sec
what the democrats would do at their city
convention, and just how they would dc
II. J.. W. collars was called to ~, chair
and Leo Msnko was seated at the score.
tary's table, The business Of the evening
was then gone through with smoothly.
everything having been CREASED for the
occasion, and the following ticket, popu-
list almost to a man, was put up for slaugh.
ter at the polls next Tuesday: Mayor, DR..
NJ. M. Milligan ;city clerk, r. G. Larimore:
treasurer, Peter Trambiey.
First ward. X. Martin, alderman.
Harry Wells, board Of education.
Second ward-Frank Mcclure. alder
man Geo. Noyes, board OF education.
Third ward-Lewls Lutz, alderman.
Chas, Robbins, board of education. (Since
declined.) (,
Fourth ward-C. w. Aiian... ..s-1.n
4. j. Hamilton, board OF education.
This ticket was endorsed by the pops.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-03-31

At a meeting of the board Of directors of
the Mutual building and loan association,
yesterday afternoon, 1t was decided upon
to borrow $4,000 from the San Miguel ma
tional bank with which to take up all the
certificates OF the first series. 1t wal also
decided to place the associations deposit
with this moneyed institution, in apprecia-
flQnEf this favor.