davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

Grant county's wsy.
From the silver City Resle.
TO miners, stock nsn, rAnchsfs,
fruit growers and tusInesu men ol
Grant county:
O~lsirg 10 the iinaociAi cpndsiiou
|of the county no fnnds can BE- drsws
from The pubIic treasury. n aid ofnsk,
ing exhibit Ct the products Of tho
county at the Territorial fair. 70 b
held a, AIouqaafqrss II nSspistnbss.
but all will sgres that tits opportanity
60 aitrac. the altentlsn of ths thousands
who will attend the isIr ought not 70
be neglected, and IL h therefore ,prp.
posed that an fl ,rt be nads IN rsfsa
funds by private snbsc iptIon for The
purpose Of collecting, preparing Gnd'
placing at the fair such nm exii5it ~
the products Of Grant county a. will
be creditable. and fesuitin great bens.
fit TO all our induyisiss. aud % pay ths
-xpsnse OF keeping such exhibit la
charge OF competent Eud reliable
man during the fair.
There is no reason why Grant county
may nor, with proper ensrt, secure
more than one-of the .proniiums cfired
fer exhibits, thereby redurinG the ex
pense OF making such exhibit.
The amount required ID es,imafsd 1t
less than five hundred doilays and
surely there will be no. difficulty In
raising this small sum for 50 worthy
purpose.
'rne newspaper publishers of tsrAni
county wilirectivs and feoetpt fpr nil
publishing the names of
donors, unless oil jscted 10, and will
undertake to see that th. money "
properly expended f,r the purpose for
" whieh it is contributed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
KILLED THREE MEN
A Negro Fiend IS Landed
Behind the Bars After
Fatal Crimes.
THE INSULTING JAPANESE
A MURDERER SENTENCED

mobile, Alabama, Jaly 80. Thrte
murders by negroes, last night, has
set the city wild, and a lynchiog was
only prevented BY calling out thssmili-
tia. Thomas Jones, well-kuown
merchant. was killed at bis home, by
Sam Davis, ard Frank Daz'er was
Killed by negro called the NAKED
Kid - Trying to escape he shot
Policeman Tuken, who died, this morn
ing. Five thousand men are now
clsmoring around the AL for Dlvis.
This negro entered jones' home and
assaulted his sister, and when MIR
Jones caught him, lie killed the mer-
chant by blow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
IasaItlng Japanese.

WASHINGTON, y. e., .July 29.-
Admiral Nc Nair, commander of the
Asiatic squadron, reports to the gov
ernment studied insult on the part oil
Japan. His ship was in Yokahoma on
July b, and was dressed with flags
sand fired salute ia honor Of In
dependence day. The English and
French ship. returned the sa'u'e and
dressed tho ship, but 1hs Japanese
ships ard fort remained CLIENT. The
Ire dent cansed much indignation in
nava circles. The president will not
.givsths matter Official attention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

Nrw YoRK, N. ", jay 29.--The
big city. is drcpeked. y has been ram.
ing for about monib, and last nights
d d,wnpour lasted till this morning. The
streets a;e tnmbllug rivers, the rail
ads are submerged and the destruo,
ton to the surrounding country is ex
tensive. New Jersey is practical y un
der water, tn.day. Reports this morn.
ing from Elzlbeth, N. j, say the
principal portion Of Elisabeth, where
Broad street is depressed, Is stimulated,
and business for two blocks Is practical
ly gu. pend. d. One fatality is reported d
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
Wife Murderer Convicted.

BATAVIA, N. Y July 2e Howard
G. Benham was, to-day, found guilty
of muir Ter ng his young wife, He had
heavily insured ber life after which she
suddenly died. The trial has been on
for six weeks. and created intense ex-
citement. Thousands have been wait
ing for the verdict, which gives general
aatisfaction.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
Supreme Court Cuttings.

| From the New Mexican.
No G57, case Of Gar. W. Middleton.
plaintiff in error, ". A. NJ Hendry
writ OF error dismissed. Jadgs War
zen 'f5rssiftilet u. yNsill b. 'Fisld i i
Hendry.
No 5S6, case OF James T. hn on
ct al sppellees, Vi. MAcirio G .llegos.
shei Fl. ct. al by agreement goes TO
foot OF docket. Fort &l.,ng for John-
son, V eder & Vecdef for GaIlegos.
IN 4n4. case~of Andr. Sena er. al /,
plaintiffs IN error, vs. Gross, Blackwell
s Co, order II yesterday submitting
cause on brief set aside, and order 10
supply rbe record on xsusxse Saturday
enter d. Ca,ron, Spiess & G1rtner for
Ssna, e A. Flak1 for Gross, Blackwell
s. Co. Vi
NJ. IA, case OF *. .narte in matter
Il petition CT Leonard lev isohn se, for
Algus 81 4. Francis Downs for gpu i.
TONER
committee, consisting Of Frank
Springer, N B. Field, Jas. G. Fitch,
u. Z Barslett. s. B Newcomb. w. B.
Childtrs and A. A. Jones, was ar
pointe d to draft rules Ct p actice to
govern the cturt under the new lde
BE- agyes ment Of The attorneys ID the
case the matter OF the III motion
against the Rio Grande Dam & ir-
rigstion comp my will be submitted to
the supreme urt as soon as the neces-
sarf papsHs and sbrieiscan be prepared.
I'will. be REM en,bered thstsin the dis
trict q urt I 'he third judicial district,
Ju 1ge Ban presiding, The case was
decided against the United States. @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
ThrouQh a Trestle.

CLEVELAND, Oaio, July 20 "a Big
Four freight engine crashed through q
trestle at Wcstview, this morning, and
Wm. Sherwood, the engineer, was
instantly killed. Fra k Fields, the
fireman, was seriously injured and
may die. and j.. B. ryan, the con-
dpctor. was also. bad y injured, bnt
may recover.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
Her wish Heard

PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, July 29.-
MrssJohn Hughes attended religious
services last night, near her home, and
while partaking OF the Lords supper,
quietly ard peacefully passed away.
She often expressed the wish that when
her time came, she might pass away In
church.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

CHICAGO, IIlIooI., JOY ~ --ludFeN
Pslers on. living alone At .4sO IA SsIls
street, was found dad in his bsd. thIl
morning. The body was 90 badly d.
composed that Identification wa ~
iablished with difficulty. Pettrlon
was a wealthy mlser, and the police
aro inclined to believe he was mefder-
ed for his money.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

LExINGToS, Kentucky, July 20 -
"pomino" the famous rape. horse. died
d Tbs farm OF james r. .Keeue, this
morning He was 'aken III yesterday
and six veternarles could not save him.
"pomino" VIA foaled in 1891 aud
won 2 100. 90 in stakes ant purses.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
Armor piate offer reIscsed.

WAsHISCToS. D. C, Ju'y 20 -
Secretary Long has r'jscted the offer
for arIaor plate making ,he companies
supply diagonal armor f,r sthe three
battleship,, tsAlabama, . "Wisoonsin, =
aid illinois, now building, at p
price q b. fixed herea1 + by the nAvb
ldepar ment itself.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
RaIIroad q AIaska

NosrxAL. O. bee. July 20 The
Canadian P4cific railway company
will, II Is vi derstood, buid line,
b i spripg. from Ednonton 70 the
A halatas, hnding, 70 codnect with
he Eatsr rsu:e 10th Kiondyks gc's
Il Ids
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
3 WII Foreclosc the Mortxage

vISIrA, I. II, July 70 - Fbe Corral
trust cyfnpary, 4 New York. u about
To foreclose the mortgage Of 81 500.
QUO on the Atlantic and Pacifi; railway
on the American loan and trust com
paDy, on property OF tbs Frisco line,
from Seneca, Mo-, TO Sapulpa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
CARNAGE In f,raxii

NEW YORK, N. X. July 20 "A
special to the Herald, tells of oye'
s. 3.oD0 soldiers who weie killed in a
fearful battle witt. flnaii,s IN Brazts
The ground f,r miles is strewn will
dead and dying troops, the wild fana
tics sweeping over them, killing all In
their way. Forty thousand troop have
been sent to tha scene to t'y and
avengc the massacred soldiers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
Virginia popuIIsts.

RICHMOND, Virginia, July 30 The
state populist convention at Roanoke,
% day, nominated Lieutenant Govern,
or Edmond r Coke. popuiist candi-
cate for governor, against O'Ferrall, Of
1898. comnittee, with Gene raj
Field as chaitman, were appointed 70
formulate plan lookirg TO fusion With
the democratic party
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

ALTOONA. Pa. Ju'y 2e-Tam Tum.
the Chinese comm ssi nsr from N W
York, 10 the Tennessee exposition. was
found beside the railroad here, at
evening. He 10 supposed to haye
fallen iFqm . tfaiu on ble way home.
he died THE msrnirg.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
rnE sA FEST RourE or raAvlL

4
William Hamilton, ,sh5 burean Eof
education's assistant agent in Alaskas
wha is at Trestnt in Washington, is
thoroughly familiar with that country.
He advises anyone who intends going
to the gold fields to make. the trip by
way IT S.. Michaels and not by The
Chikoot Pass and upper Yukon: The
lrst way, he ys, Is comparatively
safe while the last is issxeeeding15i dan
gerous.
MIR. Hamilton does not anticipate
my roubIe Ia the gold fields iron ahe
lack If food, mr. does he think there
Sil be many deaths dre directly to
the I'M. cold, except in the G sas
'iinstf fiicien, clothing or wi.!ful ex-
pUsure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

KSoxvTLLE. Tennessee. Jaly 20.
Bachelor James Henry Agsd lct yeats
and Misc Emily Boynson aged ninsty,
seven. both colored, were married here,
last night A foe melon patch secured
tbs coasent OF the bnde.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

WarrEHALL. N. Ys S July 29. =
Frssilaat.Mclg nley an pafeS srrigsh
Buff Pint station at 6:o1 o'c ack.
ih morning. The presidential parry
was tskep Ia the Hotel Champlain,
thortay after 9'clocx.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
Ano.h,r : ooIa Bslci.

NEW ORLEANS. Louisisna July 70. =
Pascal Lastelle, a weli.to-do ssioor
Keeper. OF this city. was ess jpsd, yes.
terdry, by swlndlers, who g6f 81 200
from him for gold bricks. - <,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29
"a poRMnn NNw plnxIoAN.
ne Believes Reindeer win Solve the
Transportation Problem IN
Alaska.

i WARRINGTON, ID. c., July 20 REV
sheldon jackson, who has charge o
lih, government educational work o
[ AIask., left here about two month";
ago to inspect The mission schools or
the Yukon. Dr. Jackson Is regarded
as one of The best authorities on
Alaskan malters IIs arrived a. ST.
Michaels July 3rd. Iia letter written
from that pomt 70 his assistant. VII.
liam Hamilton, he says:
I'VE are about Starting for the
Yukon river. The Klond,ks mines
are proving TO be the richest ever found
within the Knowledge OF history. This
steamer (the Poriland) will take south,
gold dus, variou4ly estimated at from
e50O00O to sl .cUo, 900 There are.
miners here eho went into ths mines
this spring and are now rainrning
home with from So 900 to Sl.0Q0,000
each. The people have deserted Circle
Ci,y for the Klondyke mines, and |
msy have to suspend the school at that
point when | get there" I" g (
REINDEER BETTER THAN DOGS
Another piece of Information con
veysd In Dr. Jacksou's letter, aud re-
garded by the bureau Of education as
being es important as the gold discov-
eries, Is that tho reindeer introduced
by the government from Siberia into
Alaska are increasing rapidly.
rapidly.
ID rgs for transportation purp0aes 10
the KIondy Ike region cost tim 500 to
5000 at Circle City, and freight charges
on food supplies are enormous. Dse
teams are slow and must be burdened
With food necessary for their own
maintenance. Trained rfindnr make
in day two or three times the distance
covered by a dog team. and ut the End
Of the day can be turntd loose to gather
their support from the moss, which is
always accessible to them. .. ~
The vast territory OF central and aro-
tic Alaska, untitled for aericul sure orl
cattle raising, is abuudant'y supplied
with the long, fbrous, white mosa, the
natural food Of the reindeer. The bu-
reau of education estimates, taking the !
statistics OF Norway and Sweden as |
guide, that Alaska could easily support
000, COO reiadeear, furnishing sup
ply Cf foed, clothing and means OF
to population Of $50,
100. company may bs formed TO
IMPORT reindeer from Sibsri. into
Aiaska. s..s.t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

Skw York. N. r. July sS.
silver took smother drop. o.dsy. Il
is quoted At 571S; Mexican dollars ars
down to 40, and lead is tfm At % SO
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

DENVER. Colorado, July 2a.-=
lvefo6r Adams. to-day, granted a
sItion for Lloyd MngoreI, arrested
Fe bnd wanted ID Iowa, TOR murder.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-29

DANA. Ksb., July ~ -The ssIe
{ lirst mortgage Of. tie govern
against The Uoion Pacific Is set
IA 80 this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19

Hero is some advice from The Ameri-
can Agriculturist: Blackberries require
a good soil which is given thorough
cultivation. Set on land slightly ele-
waited and well drained. If covered with
water any length Of time after being
laid down, the canes will rot, resulting
in loss of the previous seasons growth.
In setting q new plantation mark of
the rows feet apart After one year
set cedar posts at each end of the row
and at intervals of about 60 feet Stretch
wires and attach them to these posts.
There should be wire ON each side of
tho row. When the new canes are 3 feet
high, pinch Off the tip, so that laterals
will start out along the stem and form
bushy top. At tho end of the season
cut out and remove all old wood and
just before the ground freezes lay all
down and cover lightly with earth. 1t
will pay to use pillow after tho bushes
are down. Throw furrow toward the
row, then pillow space between the
rows. In the spring pillow ngain, and
the soil will be in good condition for
the following summer. Give a liberal
dressing of stable manure rs often as
possible, applying it broadcast over the
entire field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19

city would DO left in darkness at the
expiration OF the present street lighting
contract with 1t, The company say
such will not be the case, seven II we
have to use our own steam plant o
generate the power, Tor q monlh,
year, or longer, at prices which will
be entirely fair to your honorable
hody." r ceivei and filed.
Elizabeth Alisbah asked for an ex-
tension OF water mains on Cannon
street, between Second and Third
Soutn aud Seventh aud Eighth Wet.
Committee on watcrw orks.
4. q. Webber, superintendent u. c.
M. l., a communication address, u
the Council, called attention to to
matter Ut selling goods TO the city but
declining to 40 30 any more unless
more definite arrangements could be
made for more prompt payment Of
bills when prpsemted. Mr.. Webber
says: 1--WE have to seDd 10 the varluu'
departments TO get bills cerlifle h.,
anu our representative has also TO call
upon the several committees. The
time taken up in this work." contin.
ues Mr.. Webber, ~ am satisfied cate
up the very small margin OF profit
that originally existed" Received ant
filed.
The bicycle riders Of this city nsked
that the iths at Liberty park begun
last year be completed. Committee on
public grounds.
The board Of police and fro COM
naissionors called attention to the con-
dition OF the old city hall ami asked
that the same be ordered repaired at u
cost Of about $50.
The com mittee on rules ana quarRI-
tine recommended the employment OF
two men whose duty IL shall be tU
stop the dumping OF garbage, night
soil, etc, III public places and on va
| cant lots during the night time, At o
| salary OF $40 month. Ga motion Of
Callister the salary WAS tixed at $50 q
month.
The fire aud police board recon-
mended the following scale OF salary
for the fire department.:
One chief engineer, salary per month,
$3.50.
One assistant chief engineer, salary per
month, Sl0S.
| -Four captains, salary each per month,
500.
| Two engineers, salary each per month,
| $50.
Three lieutenants, salary each per
month, $50.
One electrician III doing fire duty, sal
airy per month, 500.
one lineman III doing FIRE duty, sal
| airy per month, $50.
One secretary and operator, II on duty
"a hours, 900.
Firemen, including stokers, drivers,
| pipemen and laddcrmen; first three
months, $50.
Second three months, S65.
Next six months. ST5.
After one year, $50.
Committee on finance and police
and fire. The committee on water
works reported back the ordinance
fixing new schedule of water rates.
o motion OF Diehl 1t wac made q
special order for Thursdsy night. Ad-
iourned to Thursday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19
PROVO.
Provo. UTAH,
May 10, 1897
Harden CITY Notes.

Quite large number OF people are
now taking up land In Cedar valley,
south OF Fairfield. About thirty five
entries have been m Ade within the
last few days, and today several pRrti 6
went over from Provo and Lsui to
secure homestesds. The land 10 OF
excellent quality and tue only reasoB
IL has not been settled long bet re Ia
that there Is no water for ifrigstio (;
but people who are acquainted with
the land say that wheat and lucsru
can be raise1 without irrigsti on, anu
number OF the Provo settlers are
now driving an artesian we'll for the
purpose OF determining whether
water can be brought to the
surface in thatg way anu there
seems to be no doubt about their
being successful as q well has been
driven ut Fairfield and water obtaineI
at depth OF PAT feet. II they get
water they will urive other wells anu
thus have water enough for culinary
purp9 see, etc., and for irrigaling a
garden and small orchard, and they
believe homes Can thus BIZ esta blish.d d.
II by any means fi)wIng wells should
not be obtainable there is still another
hope left. There is large flow or
body OF water much nearer the sur.
face, from 30 to 40 feet down, and Il
would seem TO bo practicable to pun .
TINS water by means OF windmiiis or
other appliances.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
to Joseph Smith Of Provo, aged 81, anu
Mary j. Garter of Provo bench, aged
20; Niels p. Peterson, agei Al, anu
Johanna Q. Peterson, aged 49, both OF
spanish Fork.
r. ]. Kroupa has returned from his
trip to State Line, where he went to
make expert examination OF several
properties. He lie enthusiastic over
the district which he thinks has ii
prosperous future before 1t. He Is now
busy assaying large number OF sam
pies which he brought back with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19

tent persons, schemers and clerks, with
only a dangerous smaltering Of medical
knowledge, to venture to concoct So
called spring remedies.
In sharp contrast with these risky
preparations is the one valuable spring
remedy worthy the name in the eslima-
lion of competent persons and medical
authorities, Paine's celery compound.
This widely praised and widely priced
remedy really does make people well.
1t is as far removed, in the minds OF ju-
dicious men and women, from all other
remedies purportng 10 accomplish equal
results, as the north is from the south.
Clear-headed, professional men, bust
ness men and the great body OF hard
brain workers all over the country, be-
lieve heartily, and with good reason, in
Paine's celery compound.
Paine's celery compound gets its
staunchest endorsement rom physicians
and scientific men, who were led to
verify its claims because of its discover
err, the distinguished Dartmouth college
professor, Edward E. Phelps, NJ ID.
Ii. d
Nothing will pull tired-out, nervous,
rundown" man or woman out of the
quagmire of sinking health so promptly
and FIRMLY as Paine's celery compound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19

of autumn and cold of winter are to be
resisted. Tho breakfast is bread crumbs,
continued until they are about 10 weeks
old, when they are graduated into the
morning mash. About 10 O'Clock they
have feed Of the coarsest oatmeal,
moistenod, about half past 1 o. clock
light feed of cracked wheat and about
O'Clock whole wheat or cracked corn
one, one day; the other, the next.
Twice week we have fresh meat
butchers trimmings) cooked and chop
ped, which is mixed with the coarsest
oatmeal (about half and half for the
second feed. We have also bone cut
ter, and twice or three times week the
chicks have a good time wrestling and
tumbling over each other in their eager
ness to get the fresh cut bone. Not hay
ing bone cutter, we should mix some
meat meal into the moistened bread
crumbs for breakfast, and about three
times week we sprinkle in pinch of
Sheridan's condition powder as con-
diment to promote digestion and good
health.
The rule is to feed only what tho
chicks will eat up clean and quickly,
but we break over the rule so far as tho
last feed is concerned. and the boy goes
around second time, 20 to 80 minutes
after feeding and if the food is all eat
en- up clean three or four handfuls more
are put down. so that all shall have a
chance to "fill up' for the night. If a
handful is left uneaten, it quickly dis
appears in the morning, and as it is al
ways dry grain it does not sour, and
there is no danger from leaving n little.
Fresh water is supplied three times
day and practically is always by
them, so they can drink as they choose.
Grit is also always by them, and ground
oyster shells are given them about twice
week. We study to promote the COM
fort and we'll being of our chicks, be-
lieving that it pays us to do so. The
full basket in December, January and
February, when eggs bring top prices,
is being planned for in this good care
and feeding,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19

No department at Washington just
now so absorbs the attention Of the
people as the splendidly-growing
formidable navy. 1t is not 10 the gold
laced Annapolis graduates that the brunt
OF the responsible work falls, but to the
able Department officials, Of whom Dis
bursting Officer f. H. Stickney is one.
A letter from him says:
Having taken Paine's celery COM
pound for the last few weeks, / have
found it a perfect spring remedy, and
been much benefited by it"
Spring is the decisive time in the life
OF every person out OF health. II is an
assured fact that stubborn disorders be-
come quickly durable in the spring.
This is especially true OF such persist
ent troubles as rheumatism, neuralgia
and obstinate kidney diseases.
No one, sick or well, can afford to
TRY" uncertain remedies in spring, or
any other time.
The dishonesty Of many selfnamed
spring remedies become startlingly APP
parent when their results are compared
with the results Obtained from tits ac-
curate, scientific preparation. Paine's
celery compound. The general practice
among careful people of purifying the
blood and toning up the nerves in the
spring has tempted scores of iucompe-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-19

Teachers and others contemplating
Trip East to spent their vacation
should call on or address |. A. BE nton,
aFept Rio GEande Western Railway,
salt Lake, for rates and Information.
The Great Rock Island. In connection
with the Rio Grande Western, have a
very low rate to Missouri river and
ChicsRo, and make connection with
all Rio Grande Western trains from
Southern points, leaving Pueblo every
evening Al 6:S5 aud Colorado Springs
stS:30. Through solid vestibuled train
to Chicago, consisting OF Pullms n
sleepers, chair car tseats free) and their
famous Rock Island dining car. All
meals served q la carte.