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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-04
PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT.
Protests Filed Prevent the Laying of
u Water Main.

Water Main.
In order to protect property in the neigh
borhood Of South Capitol street, between
. and p streets southeast, the chief of the
nre department recommended the laying
OF water main along South Capitol street
between . and P. Before laying this main
the citizens and property owners in the
vicinity were invited 10 confer with the
commissioners. The meeting was called
tits morning, and all the property owners
were present.
Mr John E. Herrell said he had never
opposed public improvements before. and
Would not oppose the one contemplated If
the commissioners would remove the gar
bage crematory and keep the garbage carts
OH the street. Otherwise, he was bitterly
opposed to the water main 1t would bene
nj no one. and the argument that it was
necessary as a protection against fire was
not good one, since there were but two
houses on the block. And further there
was no sewer, and water without sewer f,
ciltties was no good
inose VINO entered protests were W. A.
Hichards, Jas. H. Richards, James Martin.
Alfred Richards and VIM Storey.
main. A NV ~ 10Y Tue
nurSlnrs and Sneak Thieves Active.
Burglars visited the saloon of Charles
streets.
night and robbed two cash registers
Usually only a little change is left in the
registers, and not much care is taken about
their being locked Last night. however
the burglar, who entered the place from
the rear. found about $50 in the two re-
ceptacies. and he had no trouble getting
the money. q
When Mr.. Dietz discovered this morning
that his place had been robbed he called
on the police and made complaint. Detec-
i've Lacy made an Investigation of the
premises and now her Is looking for the
Hugh Quigley, a horse dealer. reported
to the police yesterday afternoon that he
was the victim Of a bold robbery He lives
a. A.. NO. ei9 street southwest, and when
ms morse and buggy disappeared lle
Joker. and he waited for their return.
Wnen convinced. however,. that he was
robbed he made complaint to the police.
found. - r. y. os-''
Anotner complaint has been received con-
corning the thief who p stealing from the
cc,0a.Hng OF mechanics who are working in
buildings. This sneak has been taking
watches, money or other vaiuabiesS from
the pockets of garments found there Yes
terday ne went to q new house at No. 4O6
d street and stole nickel watch. William
to the police 900 ..>'e s'''''A"'
Miss Annie e. Lefferts. who lives at No.
" g Esreet northwest. notified the police
YESTERDAY afternoon that she had been rob-
ped OF pocket book. containing $22. The
pocket book was taken from the window
afternoon.
Another theft committed at the bathing
beach has been reported to the police.
William Pond Of No. 100 9 street is the
loser. mis- waterbury watch having been
stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-04

they bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-04
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST
A home at Cleveland Park tvIs
The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company,
or the District OF Columbia
CORNER I5TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.

Chartered by special act Of Congress-,
JAN. 1867. and acts of Oct. $780, and Feb, Isos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-04

In hot weather, because II
supplies the system with
the energy that the ey-
IRENE heat uses up SO RAJ
IDLY. Its absolute purity
makes Ii an excellent
tonic.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19
Hardscrabble.

The steamer B. F, Young took
on board large cargo of coal last
week.
Our blissful little city is enjoying
the genial warm days of summer
at present.
Tom Sections moustsche is in
full bloom. A handsOner fellow
you never saw.
J. r. Ellis, Jr. and L. G. McNabb
attended the Teachers Institute at
South Pittsburg Saturday
Miss Carrie Foster is visiting in
Chattanooga this week. We con-
graduate the Chattanooga on their
good luck.
The debating society meets at
the City AaIl Friday night next,
Fun, eloquence and a heated DIS
CussiOn expected.
Several of the young folks enjoy.
ed sociabe party given at the
Southern hotel the other evening
The evening was spent in music OF
various kinds, games and volunta
ry speeches by the young men suit
ed to the occasion, and a song by
Miss Willie Foster excelling then
all.
HARDsCRATCH:
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19
HARDsCRATCH:
Fine Tomatoes.

Mr.. w. N. Byers showed us this
morning a sample of his present to.
mato crop. They are Of the Stones
King variety and are certainly very
fine, the samples averaging9 on a.
ces each. Mr. Byers has an intero
est in an small patch of about IA
acres and the whole patch will av>
erage about 275 bushels per acr ?.
The canning factory will pay then o
Is cents bushel for them which
will bring them about SAL per acre.
What other crop will beat it,
Tracy City News,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19
At TallapOOsa.

N. G. Mathews, C. w. Fox and
W. w. Summerlin have ineOrporas
ed the Piedmont Wine Co., with
capital stock of $4,000.
N. G. Mathews and w. H. Kim
ball, of Tallapoosa, and Emmett
Coon, of Ann Harbor, Mich, have
incorporated the Georgia Vineyard
Co., with capital stock of S1O0,
600
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19

Our town was represented at
Court Monday by the following: P.
H. Grayson. G, W. Coburn, J, h.
Barker, W. Caspary, NJ. c. Pryo
John Holloway, W. c, Adams, Joe
Kelley and H. L. Davidson,
If you want to know how a mar
feels when train leaves him ask
Uncle Frank Smith. He would
have gone on the morning train
Saturday but the mean thing ran
awsv leaving uncle Frank behind.
Mrs. ThOs. Burgess accom- panied
by her son, Robert, and her daugh
ter in law, Mrs. Dollie Burgess,
went to Chattanooga Moncay to
meet her husband who has been
visiting the old home in England.
Rev. Joseph II. Blackjack is at
South Pittshurg. where he is tax
ing a vacation anC visiting his son.
On account OF his absence no
preaching service was held at the
Episcopal church Sunday.-Cleve
land Journal.
Chas. Gwynn of Trotter Bros,
wholesale groCers, Of Chattanooga,
was calling on our merchants this
week. We heard MIR. Gwynn, Mr..
Parkes and several other heroes OI
the road planning trip to the
Monteagle Assembly Grounds
They hope to meet a good many OIL
their friends the pretty girls at that
place.
Samuel Gillian, of Arkansas
who has been visiting relatives a
this place for some time, left thir
morning Aug 18th. He will stOI
a few days in Jackson Co., Ala
and return to Arkansas H,
thinks now he will dispose of hi
property in Arkansas aud move t.
this country.
William Custer, who has beeI
very sick for a lOrg time, died Sal
E urday morning. This is tour death
D in the family in about two years
Q Mr.. Custer was a good citizen an
: respected BY all who knew hin
He leaves a wife and four chiIdre
, TO mourn his loss, Mr., Custer wa
r q member of the Improved Ordt
=, of Red Men and was buried b
the lodge at this place.
"L"t me give you a pointer
said M. F. Gress, popular Oondu
/ tor ON the Missouri Pacific raiIrOa
"DO you know that Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhRa Rem
dy cures you when you nave Il
Y stomach aChe2 Well, it does
t And afer giving this friendly bit
advice, the jolly conductor passt
a on down the aisle. 1t is a tact tn
8 thousands of railroad and travelil
q men never take trip without
bottle of this remedy, which is Il
best cure for bowel disorders in Il
J | world. 25 and so cent bottles f
Is c,lo byy n II DoUiJoO,,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19

Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because
as the one true blood purifier, it makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily, yet promptly. g.25c.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19

sc. Green went to Jasper Mon. ,
day.
Mat Hudson's child died Monday
morning,
Esq. John Barker was in town
Thursday.
Mark Creek and wife went to
Jasper Monday
Mrs, Blackjack left for Cleveland
Tenn, Saturday.
Capt John Frater, Of Victoria,
was in our city this week.
John Bryant of near Tatesville
was in business Thursday,
G. W. Vandergriff died Friday.
He has been sick for long time.
Dr. Thompson and wife were
shopping in our town Wednesday.
johnson Williams will erect a
house on his lot near William Bel
lis.
Mr. Rush and daughter, of Ken.
lucky, are visiting N. N. Rush this
week.
Esq. w. Caspary and ThOs. Hars
rison were down from the moun-
tain Thursday,
Victor Chastain who has been
sick for several days is now able to
be at work again,
John Station, ST., passed through
town Saturday en- route to Sequa-
chez and Jasper,
Mrs. Alta Davidson and Miss
Jane Burnett went visitin5 across
the river this week
Mr.. Jack Rollins, representing
| the W. B. COnkey Co., of Chicago
was working our town this week.
/ J. Armfeld Tate and Others are
beginning a protracted meeting al
! the Masonic and Odd Fellows hall
Mr.. Henry Hise is nursing th'
humps this week. He SAYS ho
would sell, swop or give them a
way.
Misses Blanche and Beulal
Blackjack and Miss Alverne Mile
went to South Pittsburg Saturday
morning.
Rev. r. ], Moore left Saturday
morning for Cleveland, Tenn,
where he will conduct a series o
meetings.
Mrs. George Condra, of Chatta
, nooga, was visiting G. G. Shirle,
last week and lett Monday to visi
friends at Jasper.
= Court is disturbing the peace of
3 goodly number of our people thi
week, You ought to see then
+ hide from the officers.
Miss Ella Banks left Saturda
, morning for visit to home folk
, at Decherd, Tenn. Some one wi
be lonesome for few days.
C. A. Stewart, representing Smit
Herrin & Simpson, of Nashville
Tenn, was waiting upon our mel
Chants'Friday and Saturday,
3 W. F. Parkes. the handsom
r. salesman for Warren, Nicely & Co
8 one of the largest dry goods house
= OF Nashville, Tenn, was doing GU
town this week.
4 MIR. Adolphus Lamb and viii
who have been visiting in Middl
Tenn, returned home last Satui
a day. They report GOOD time an
4 say they are greatly refreshed b
their visit.
c F. Brause and his daugh
ter Miss Carrie was in our tow
Thursday. MIR. Brause is lecturin
, on temperance and Miss Carrie rs
, pbrenologist and she carried goo
5 Inanv of our people through an ii
. terPsting examination. 1t seem
I that she is an expert or else she
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-08-19
WHITWELL DEPARTMENT.
Thomas M. Eakin, Manager.

The Whtwe Office of the News will be the of Mr. A. w
Crockett under the of Mr. Thomas NJ Eakn a
hby subscriptions and make Job Work and
Advertising While in Whtwel call and see him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
COURT MATTERS.

Alias writs of scire facias have been
issued against Ciel Sharp, in the United
States court.
A. d. Higgins was mistaken for Judge
Thomas Smith, the other day, and IL is
now agreed to hereafter address him with
this title prefixed to his cognomen.
The Browne & M%anzanares Co. have filed
a suit against the estate Of the late Don
Lorenzo Lopez, to revive a judgment for
1854. Sc, obtained in 1890, with interest at
10 per cent. per anpum.
The Abeyts trial continues to be the
matter of great interest at TERRA Amarillo,
Rio Arriba county. The prosecution closed
its case, Monday night. It is a very strong
one from ell points of view. The evidence
of Tomas Lucero. Estanislao Sandoval and
Bartolo Cordova, alleged accomplices and
tools of the defendant in the murder Of
Rael, it will be difficnlt to counteract, es.
pecially in view of the fact thai II is sup
ported by circumstantial evidence Of a
very. imposing character. Saturday morn
ing, o. A. Larrazolo, of Las Vegas, asked
the court to instruct the jury to find the
defendant not guilty, on the ground that
the Territory had not brought the charge
of murder home to him. This motion the
overruled.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
TEN YEARS AGO.
22ND, 1887.

1t was Saturday evening.
Rev. Boone Keeton was very much bet.
ter.
t. +. Clay was collecting bills for Mike
O'Keefe.
John Robinson's show was advertised for
October 9th.
Gas was being put into the east side
Catholic church.
Miss Eunice Tamme would be four yearf
old on Monday, so her mamma v her a
birthday party.
Chas Ilfeld bought the old court house
properly for 81, 400, paying for 1t in county
warrants at their face value. Is
Mrs. ]. K. Hawkins regretted that the
suddenness OF the famIly's departure fol
California would prevent her from return
ing many calls which she owed to her lady
friends, ~ ~
There was a rumor on the streets as THE
Optic went to press that J. W. Lynch had
been shot and seriously wounded on his
tie-camp ranch by a desperate character
known as Scar Faced Kid" No particu-
lars could be obtained.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
PERSONAL Plck-uPs.

Miss Lorenza Romero is Ia towr. from
lower Colonias.
Don Jose Montana, an ex-county solon
is doing the city, to-day.
Bill williams and George Campbell have
left for the Ute Creek country.
A. M. Blackwell is at home from a bust
ness run down to the Duke City.
Jack Carroll, the cigar manufactures,
took the early morning train for Trinidad,
Colo.
Fl. A. Harvey and wife are down from
their mountain resort, the guests OF Mrs,
B. Daley.
T. H. Abrahams was a through pas
senger from Kansas City to Albuquerque,
last evening.
Mrs. Hughes, daughter and two sons, are
in town from San Flrrito, on q visit to
Juan Montoya.
Juan B. Rnibal and son, Tiburcio Roibal,
are in town. from upper Colonies, TO pay
their taxes for 1897.
Theo. G. Martin, the man of educational
parts, is down from the Wagon Mound
neighborhood, to day.
Juan Jaramillo, q saw mill man OF the
Sapello, admired the performing dogs at
the circus, this afternoon.
John Taylor is In town from Tuloso, in
the Conchas district, to-day Benigno L.
Romero, from Los Colonias.
s.. III. Snyder was the name given by a
pompous Individual en- route last evening
from Kansas City to Santa Fe.
Ramon Chavez, a deputy sheriff out
there, visits the county sat, fr IN Sapello;
Napoleon Jaramillo, from San Ignacio.
R. t. Powell, a Pueblo pension agent
whose family reside 10 Marietta, Ohio,
went down to Albuquerque, last'night.
Louis Baer, Albuquerque's popular wool
man, honored himself with a seat in the
first flyer of the season to his Rio Grande
home.
G. J. Woolfotd pulled out for his
Watrous home, this morning, with a bright
new wagon secured from Chafin &
Duncan, -'atfi-
Mrs. Camelia Olinger, matron at the
asylum, is positively at home from her
southern trip, she arriving or No.22 this
morning.
VIM. SchmidtgeD, of the Chicago Record,
departed from the hot springs for home,
accompanied by his sisters, Misses Emma
aud Matilda.
G. F. Ross. wife and child. en- route from
Chicago to Los Angeles, stopped over, last
evening, and will spend a few days at the
Las Vegas hot springs. ao : AsHN-
E. B. Gaze came in on the flyer this
morning from Chicago, en- route for Los
Angeles, he stopping of a day to visit his
old friend, a. L. Mabey.
Miss Efiie Walker returned, last ever
Ing, to her home, in Los Gatos, California,
after having spout a health giving six
months 10 the city Of the meadows and
surrounding mountains.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
RuMHLMcs.

Chas. Peterson is the section foreman on
the AtchIson at Thatcher, Colo,
Conductor Geo. M. HiiI took ont the sec
ond section Of No. 1 passenger train, last
evening.
Engineer Frank Sweeney aud wife re-
turned, last evening, from a months visit
back In old Missouri.
Conductor "Kidis Aber manipulated the
bell cord on Conductor Ricbley's former
passenger run, last evening.
II. G.. Langston, the migratory rail-
roader, well known In these partt, has re-
turned from Ell Paso and Mexico points.
President q. r. Ripley and party passed
through the city on q special train last
night, en- route from California for Chi
caRo.
William Henry Savage, q young man
who has resided In Durango, Colo, for sew
eral years, engaged In gardening, has In
vented a car wheel brake which bids fair
TO supersede those now In use.
OF the 1880 employees OF the Atchison
road, over one half at them, 9,3i6, are In
Kansas. Thirty OF the ffty-two general
officers are. In Kansas. The average pay
per day Of all the employees, including gen
eral officers In Kansas, 10 ~,
The limited trains on the Atchison will
carry only Pullman standard ~sleepers,
buffet smoking cars ana dining cars. The
Pullman sleepers are all new. having been
built for the trains at the Pullman works
within the past two months.
Col. J. H. Hampson and wife are now
making a tour of Europe, according to the
latest reports, and r. e. Comfort has as
sumed the general management of the
Mexico, Cuernavaca g. Pacific railway,
during the president and general man
ayers absence.
The Atchison company owns 1927 loco
motives; 616 passenger cars; 40 beer cars
and 20 957 cars in freight service. There
are 766 cars in gravel, derrick and caboose
cars. Nine OF these are official cars. The
total number OF cars is 1920, Of which
90 25S are equipped with Westinghouse air
brakes.
Last year the Atchison company oper-
ated 4 531 miles OF road. The passenger
earnings per mile Of road was $1,21l.67
The average receipts from each passenger
per mile were s0.0222a. The passenger
earnings per train mile amounted to
s .967s3. The freight earnings per train
mile amounted to $l.41161. The average
receipts per ton per mile amounted
to $0.G101.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

Mrs. r. s. Hcrutton still fingers.

Mrs. r. s. Scrutton still fingers.
The Edwards boy is reported slightly
better.
Misses Ella and frankie Bernard are
convalescent from spells Of illness.
Carl Greschner will undergo a surgical
operation at the hands of Dr.. W. r.
Upton.
Mrs. Jesus Archibeque, who is in poor
health, has been accompanied to her Co.
londrinas home by her husband.
The little boy OF Brakeman D. w.
Bowen was q very sick child, last night,
suffering from stomach troubles.
l. G. Watson, an eastern health seeker,
till lately a patient at st. Anthony sani-
tarium, is reported dangerously sick, from
pulmonary complaint, to-day.
Mrs. Shield is reported very i'll from
hemorrhage Of the nose, aud anyone
knowing a handy remedy for the affection
will confer a kindness by reporting it to
the anxious family.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PLAZA HoTEL-Charless Lehman. Mil
wauker, Wis; H.. r. Titiow, Mrs. H. Coke,
MIS-. FoDtaine, Sapeilo; Theodore g. Mar
tin, Wagon Mound; Toney Leace, Charlin-
vile, Mo.
DEPOT HoTEL-L. Stockweli, W. A.
S~tockweil, Sesbelton,O. VIM. E. Schmidt,
w. Schmidt, w. 8. Schmidt, Chicago; W.
n Moreland, Manitou, Colo; w. L Ma
SOD, New York; l.. Siebenhower, Cincin-
cago.
New OFFICE. G. Langaton. Ell Paso;
VIM. Hill, Denver; CD Woolford, Watt
rous; M Strousse, Philadelphia .Simon
Vorenherg, Watrous: DR.. o. M. Crosby,
New York; ] Sullivan. st. Louis; @. II.
Carson, Denver; w. B. Upton, Watrous.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

The coming nuptials OF A. M. Adj
Ter, the Wagon Mound merchant,
and Miss Clara Celler,. of Brooklyn,
have been announced. Miss Celler
is a niece of Henry Levy, the Sixth
street dry goods man, whom she has been
visiting for some time, and the far sighted
merchant Of the Cimarron quietly slipped
into the city, the other evenin G, and made
the bargain with as little display as If clos
ing n Of his big wool deals, up the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
An Excellent Opportunity

hotel business can be had by calling on Mrs.
Dennis, at the Park house, Las Vegas hot
springs. Owing to ILL., health, she is com
PEELED to sacrifice the contents OF this ho-
tel, consisting OF bedroom suites, carpets,
tables, chairs, linens, chinaware. range.
kitchen utensils, and, in fact, everything
that is required to conduct a fret class
hotel. 29I-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

An instance Of the strict training given
the patients at the asylum was afforded,
the ether day, when Eusebio Ortega, a
'trusty," was missed from the grounds
betwee 8 and 4 o'clock ia the afternoon,
with a wheelbarrow loaded with dirt from
from an excavation being made for a new
building. Two hours later, the unfortunate
fellow, who had missed his way was found
In the suburbs Of the old towp, still tugg-
ing away on the barrow handles, and
sweating like a Georgia negro Ia harvest
time. When discovered he said be was
trying to find the boussl
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

s. Patty, the tinsmith, was a slave to the
tobacco habit for forty years, either. chew
ing or smoking the narcotic almost con-
tlnuously, but thanks to the Lord and No.
To-Bac, he has not touched, tasted nor
handled the unclean weed for the past sew
eral months, neither will he again, II Patty
knows himself.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

Prot. j. A. Hand, jr., will probably ask
that a subscription paper be circulated for
the maintenance of the Las Vegas military
band at a high standard of excellence, be-
sides suggesting that members thereof be
given profitable employment in the city
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

The Inder reports that apple barrels
are selling over in San Juan county for
81 25 each and ever at this high. price
the supply falls short of the demand.
New apple barrels are selling at thirty
five cents in Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

Ettelson Bros. are completing arrange
ments to several big wall paper
contracts, not the least Of which is the GO
ing over of several OF Chas. -Wright's cot
tages and his restaurant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

Col. Geo. W. Halls circus and mensgerie
gave a very creditable performance, yes.
terday afternoon, although the delay in
reaching the city retarded the commence
ment OF the exhibition until SO late that
darkness cut 1t short. The afternoons
crowd was somewhat elm on this account,
but in the evening the big tent was fairly
well filed. The show is a good one, con-
ssdering the price, the trained animals
alone being worth the admission money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

TIE Baca Bros. will to. morrow receive
a new set of furniture for their plaza bar
Der shop, and by Monday they will have
as nice and neat a shop as anybody could
Gesire.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22
Do You Want noid3

Everyone desires to keep Informed on
Yukon, the K'ondy Ike and Alaskan gcln
fields. Send 10c. for large Compendium
of vast information and big color map TO
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

The Hall circus has been continually on
the road for the eighteen months last past,
but all hands will rest up for a month
down in our sister republic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

Between the dogs and the tramps, the
nights have been made hideous to people
residing In proximity to the stock pound at
the city hall building.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

Il G. de Baca ct al, saw an unusual
sight at the circus tent, last night-a per-
formance that was not down on the
small bills. Ask him and them about it.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

The last championship game of ball for
the season between the ~"Unknowns'' and
the "New Mexicans,' will take place on the
former fair grounds, on Sunday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-22

DIR. A. E. Mcclellan. who has been locat-
ed at the Optic block for the past three
weeks, has rented the corner room OF the
Duncan opera house. where he will open
his dental pariors, shortly after Nevem-
Der 1st. Xxx