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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-14
Escen by Sharks.

Det&ilS witch have j0st been receiv-
ed OF TIE laundering OF the Indian pill
grim steamer Sultan. 100 miles east Of
the Island OF Socotra, the first news OF
wEich was brought 20 Colombo by the
I2aIlInsujar and Oriental company's
sic @ner Ealetta, on June Is last, SHOW
thai the frst ooaC lowered from the
SQitau vas snlasGed to pieces and all
It's occupants were ea.en oy sharks IN
.sisa! 0f taose remaining on board the
s.camec aud of those on board the
Veieta. Twenty others VINO were
rescued sGc2un oed 20 their injuries
wf.iHe gu tle er.y 10 Colombo.
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w.at TEIn6n Saye.

In aa5 yer 10 tie question, wha! Re
.n9ug4Gof .le S)uta Carolina seaa o
risl co8test SsraGor TilIm&n recently
s&:G 1e Q.d 4ot kpow anything aoout
/. E7 remarked, however, tha. It0y
aad Mchaarlu bad foc . lcng uIne
entertained ? stron@ personal ana
.,aE4y 10 eaca ether. ms anti.
,s:ay re explained dated TO tae
...s.e, tge years ago, when both nlen
were II WASHINGTON i. th&: tine
Troy was S4uator ard .&cL20rin q
representative IL Congress. Differ
eacez arose besween Guem which nave
ueger oeer repaired Lne SeGatcr
b2d no option 10 otter ga to the ouS-
Come Of the rec.
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naroasaa hxtb. waii Stones.

llr. K. L Campbell relates some
heretofore unpublished facts IN con-
nection with the terrific hallstorm
which pissed over his plantation re
Gently. When the storm came up ne
and others took refuge il tenant
house, the roof OF which vas supposed
70 be fsirly good. The hal beat
through the covering with such forcs
.nat those inside nsd 10 crawl uHder
Inc beds. Chickens and otasr fowls
were killed right and left, and some
young calves were bruised so severely
taat Lley did rot fully recover Tor
several days. While trying 10 save
what was LETT Of q splendid field Of
wheat next day, the Eands raked up
mor5 than 20 oead rabbits. Inc &c,
siractiveosss Of the storm, fortunate,
Ig, was confined 10 a com oaratlyeiy
small area OF coUn.ry.-IorkvII!e In
I!rer.
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A--sstea on 5 : .r1e.s ohe-g2.

Dr.. ". u. Meader, prominent
citizen CT Ucion, S. c., was arrested
here late Wednesday afternoon Tor
attempting 10 6.ul tne hand
some rev bank building ID
FEBRUARY last Iae arrest was
not 3 surprise. as il h4s o:al expected
for some Lays. D, Leader was &C
cus4.i ~ TIC LIale, cat Tor some reason
il: Casa vas nev r pushed. Inme0i
a.tlv sitter Tie sttzG,qtcd burning OF
the UaI3n note tco council offered a
Yeg~as& oi $500 for the party who at
;5In3:ed to b1ra the b@nk building,
aod tbs arrest CT Or. MeadeT Is the
result. P bic opinion IS about eq q2&t
T., divided as 10 the gUiIt OF the aoove
1arjy.-CoIumbia State.
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TIE TARR FF BILL PASSED
BY the United States Senate and Goes
Back &c the asC7e.

BACK &C J0S aSC7e.
b. the decisive vota of 80 % %, the
tazitf bill was passed in the SENATE
shortly before 5 O'clock Wednesday.
The elimination Of the long and ardu'
ous struggle had sx,ited the kesne't
interest, ard the fl sor and galleries OF
the Senate chamber we're crowded by
those anxious 10 witness toe closing
seems. Speaker Reed, Caarimaa
DiQIey and nsuy OF the memoers OF
The House OF Representatives were IN
the rear area. while every seat IN the
galleries save those reserved for foreign
Representatives was occupied.
Tie ea; ly part Of the day was spent
on amendments Of comparatively
minor importance, tie debate branch
iag iato financial and anti trust chan.
nels. By 4 clock the Senator'S began
nanifesting their patience by calls OF
Vote" and coon thereafter the Last
amendment was disposed OF and the
inal vote began. There we're many in-
terruptions as pairs were arranged,
and then, at AS O'Clock, the Vice
President arose aad announced the
passage OF the bi!l-yeai 36, nays %.
There was 90 demonstration, but a
few scattered hand claps were given
SIS the crowds dispersed. The vote 10
detail follows:
Yeas-Auison, Baker, Burrows, Car"
ter, Clark, Culiom, Davis, Deooe, Ell
kins. Fairbanks, Foraker, Gallingcr,
HIS Eanna, Z Hawley, Jones OF
Nevada, Lodge, Mcbride, McEnery
Mcmillan, Na0tle, Mason, Morrill,,
Nelson, Penrose, Perkins, P]att OF
IConnecticvt, Platt OF New York,
Pritchard, Proctor, QIay, SeTa!l,
Shoup, Spooner. Warren, Wellington,
Wetl0oce and WilsoG-3S.
Nays Bacon, Bate Berry, Catfery,
cannon, Chiffon, Ctay, Cockrell,
Faulkner, Gray, Harris Of Kansas,
Jones Of Arkansas, henuey, Lindsay,
Mallory, Mar.in, Mills, Mitchell. Nor
gan, Pasco, Pettus, kawl;ns, Roach,
Turner, Turpie, Vest, Walthall and
Whiie-2S.
The following pairs were announced.
The trst named would have voted for
the bill and the last named against it:
A!dricn and Murphy; Chandler and
McLsurin; Frye aid Gorman; Gear
and Smith; Hansbrough and D3ni6l ;
Hoar and Harris OF Tennessee; Thurs
ton and Iilmao; Wolcott and George.
Ar analysis OF the Gasl vote shows
tha. the Affirmative was cast By 35 Re-
publlcans, 2 Silver R R.pQblicans, Jones
Of Nevada aud Mantle and oae Demo
!crat, McE 3ery; total, 80. TIE mega.
tive vote WAS cast bg 25 Democrats,
two P1pu!is:s, Harris OF Kansas ara
Turner, and Silver Republican, Can.
non; total, Is.
Eight Republicans were paired for
the 5iIi snd eight Democrats against
it. The Senators preSeat and not vol
Ing we're: Poputists, 5, viz: Allen,
Butler, HeitfeLd, Kyle and S.eTart;
silver Republicans, 2, viz: Teller ana
Ps!tiereT.
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= Clean sweep.

It has developed that defa!cstlon
ia the First National bank o. Dover,
Del, originally estimated at S3S coo
will amount to fully $l07, 600 which
is $1,000 more taaa the capital stock
Of the bank. Tae StockholierS meet
on The l4:h OF July and will then be
acqQsinted with the fac:s. Its sn.
nou aced that tGe aoGconding paying
t-lIer. William n. B)sgs, cid not get
allthe money, but that several nsa,
soms high in political affairs and hoIG-
ing exalted Office, G:e Implicated. Il
is Uossiola that they may also learn
that there was a conspiracy 20 loot the
Institution in which some OF theSeye
spected citz3ns took part.
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The Erancn E,nnEa.

A3rices from the souty o. Ets2c
snJw lca. the destruction oE!2s E'o1
ta1rc ~as greater than even e@Tl:er ce
poc!s indicated, Tee lcssea ara ~
mated at 0,G00, CQQ :c@&os Il ;ae g
gcesate. Hardly 81 village bs5 asca ged
damage, and the GuOcec o. er&ons
drowned Is fully 500.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-14
Ad,Iilr..n.t h.~a-..,tt

Governor t ierba a&s Giisrsd re
ward oi $259 iCr the capture Of Chr1>
Harris, alias Chris harljA u. colyrea
~ Anderson, who is TanJea :or crIa
mai Assault il tnaE cay. T@e cily
council hsd previously offered . sim
i!sr anQoun. FOR his capture. &c IS d~-
scribcd as q nluiacto 30au. Il Or Is
yesrs old, I'VE feet I've inches higa
and weighs about 130 pouGos.
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EVANS ENTERS THE RACE
TEEEX-c0VsRNo2 JOINS THES5NA-
TO7AS CAMPAIGN PARTY.

&c D;sca.ses ,hs Tariff ard Charged Nc
Lsu-In with Being Pcotectionist-lrbg
aod cIa,n,'d also speak-NcLsuv.n was
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-14
NO.. 81.
WEATHER AND CROPS.
TIE CCNCiTlON OF The STATES
FARMING INTEREST.

Ch8 General Ouelook-WeekIy Bulletin OF
the Weather Bureau Issued East Week
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENS
The FIRST MEETING 4 VERY EXCiT
ms ONE.

Irhy Was Red Hottie a.d McLaurin Al
Evans, Durcan and Ms. field in the nsce.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
coURr MATTERS.

J. H. Stearns has entered suit against G.
W. Wiley. on a promissory note, claiming
damages in the mou Of $1i2.
An order Of court has been fled and rec
ordsd at the district clerks Office confirm.
ing the sale by tho assigned Of the estate
Of the r. g. Mcdonald Co., to Mrs. y. r.
Haywood. =
Hugh Smith. the big and jovial collector
for Colfax county, is down from his Bioss-
burg home, to-day, to assist In drawing
jurors for tho approaching special term Of
IL strict court in his county. 80
Jose Chavez y Chavez, who il In ths Las
Vegas Jail under sentence OF death, has
been allowed sixty days time from Feb.
ruary LIST In which to file his bill Of excsp-
lions and thereby complete his appeal to
the Territorial supreme court for q second
time.
Col. Marcus Brunswick and w. g. Hay.
don, In the absence of Chief Justice Smith,
attending supreme court in Santa Fs, have
been designated as commission to draw
the panel Of jurors for the special term OF
court in Colfax county, opening At
Springer ON Monday, the 18th inst.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
MADRID MINaRs.



The coal miners and company mon en-
ploysd 10 the Ave mines or the Atchison
company at Madrid went Out on a strike,
on Monday. A few days ago, Super
Intendent nuggan posted notices annourc.
log q reduction Of wages OF epginsers,
rope riders, drivers and some others Of the
company men In all the mines, taking e.
feet on the lst. The cut varies from 4 to 9
per cent. A new scale was also provided
for the miners In the "Cook' and "WhIte''
mines, Nos. 1, 2 and 81. Herstofors, these
miners were paid seventy Ave cents = ton
Of 2 400 pounds Of mine run coal. The new
scale offered is s~ighty-nve cents a ton Of
1000 pounds of screened coal free srsm dirt
or slate. The coal from the "Cook''. and
"White" mines 10 soft and breaks up ia
that the men claim that they cannot make
living wages at the new scale. The wages
for driving slopes and entries were also re-
lduced. AT the same time, the company
raises house rentals 81 and ~.
A meeting was held, Monday afternoon,
at which nearly all the miners were rep.
resented and II was almost unanimously
voted not to accept the reduction or the
new scale. The scale for mining In the
white Ash" and hard coal mines was not
changed, but the miners went out with the
others and the war IL on.
The strike involves 4b0 workmen Of all
classes and directly affects the entire popu-
lation Of Madrid, about 1900 people, The
Atchison company will not easily .rscads
from ito position, claiming that the prices
paid miners are the best of any campyrin
tne ODlseu States except one. cgts6G
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
HOT SPRINGS NOTES.


DR.. D. B~Ioodgood, of the U. s. n, left
the resort for New York, this morning ac-
companisd by his daughter.
The domestic infslicities Of W. M. Howe
ard wife, ~ to the custody Of = child, were
aired In the probate court, down town, to
day.
o. Dodge, Kansas City; J. B. Murphy,
Chicago: W. NJ. Jiiisr, indianapolis; DR..
and Mrs. Tally. Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley, Cincinnati, are stopping At the
Mountain house up at the springs. \
\. Mrs. Dolph, who has been visiting with
the family of w. Swartx n who has
made a hott Of friends while here, left on
the afternoon train OF Wednesday for Las
Vegas where she joins her husband who
has been taking treatment at the springs
for some wesks.-Gdllup Cleaner.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03


Levi Hughes, IL over from Santa ne, to-
day.
Albino cAllsgos drove ovef TO Mora, this
morning.
W.. L. H~srgravs ssts or for California
points, tomorrow.
Doso. w. Morslani has set sail for his
homo at Upton, Iowa.
q. M. Baker, Casualty agent, left for
Albuquerque, last evening.
A. W.. Foots, or South Bend, Ind, il
visiting his brother, the ticket vendor At
the depot.
Antonio Olona and Santiago Chavez are
up from Puerto de Luna In tho surprise
snow storm.
L. 1. Lyon, Denver, and q. w. McKen.
zis, Peoria, ILL.,, register their names at the
Plaza hotel.
a. @. Voorhees, Ration attorney with =
paying practice, used his railroad pass as
far down as this city, last evening.
Addison Lowry, ex.manngsr Of tho Do.
pot hotel In this city, TOOK tho Bslatsd
morning train for Hutchinson, Reno ooun-
~, Kansas.
Mrs. B. e. Quitman, . friend OF Mics
Lucy Rosenthal, In these parts for her
health. departed for Denver, yesterday
afternoon.
Earl Carver, La Junta; A. c. White,
Cherry valley; A. 6. v5orhsss, Raton;
Jno. J. McInnis, San Marcial, are register
cd ~ the New Optic.
w. Hunter, sister and cousin, OF West.
port, Mo-, old friends and schoolmates OF
Conductor Hays and wife, passed through
for Los Angeles, last evening.
H. L. Tracy, OF Hale, and w. e. Friend,
Of Chicago, who have been s~ojourning Ia
city for some time, will leave for Al
this evening, on No. /.
u.s.. Knight, Kansas City ~. d. Bishop,
Milwaukee; F. w. Calkins, r. McGinnis,
Denver; Ed. Pion, Galena, ILL.,; A. Nor
rison, Kansas City, stop at the Depot
hotel.
Felipe Lucero and family left for Santa
Fe, where the head Of the household has .
legislative position and whore his father Is
one OF the lsw-makers from San Miguel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
TRACK N TRAIN.

u &" AN FN LLl JEra
Fireman Sam Bushey, of engine. 920, i
laying of, his place being taken BY Fire
man Bushpell.
Locomotive 500 10 In the Las Vegas shop
undergoing repairs, IN account Of hsl
being Out of tram.
Frank Long, an ex-yardmsster here
subsequently, employed In KsnsAs City,
has arrived from Colorado points.
Joseph Meadsn, fireman on engine S28
Ia back from from . thirty days leave q
absence,in Cleveland, Ohio, and other cities
Engineer John Kirk and his running
mate, Thos. Bowen. are alIghtly i~ndispossd
and engine 91s is now doing duty wits 9th
or men on the fostboard.
Engineer Thos. Bourne il sliding along
towards the head Of the class He Il now
irst man out On . passenger run betwsan
Las Vegas and Ration. f
Engineer George Ward Il In charge Of
engine 25. on the Santa Fe branch, while
the regular throttle j.rker, John Becker,
's taking an earned and needed rest.
Engineer Fred Hammer has been on The
right side of the cab on passenger engine
437. for a trip or two, In place OF Engineer
Jack Lowe, who has been celebrating his
crystal wedding.
F. McGinnis, . ticket agent for the st..
Louis q San ~Francisco, came down from
Watrous, last evening, and ~ En- ginesr
McGinnis, . cigar dealer at San Harcial,
Is about town, to-day. Y
W.. J. Black has become general passsn-
ger agent Of the Atchissn, Topeka & Santa
Fe, and the general passenger once Of that
company will be removed from Chicago to
Topeka, together with . large force Of
employees.
A. Rodman. an:snploye OF tho Atchison
at Ration, WAC had his foot frozen during
the last cold snap, had to HAYS three toss
He has improved rapidly, NJ
tho hospital, 20 much so, that Dr.. e. B.|
Shaw will let him 60 homs In the morning. |
About ifty persons passed through on
last evenings No. | passenger train, for
the lower mining camps OF New Mexico, al
passenger or two having stopped OH at
Springer, yesterday. These people ars
availing themselves Of the cheap sxcur.
lion rata offered BY the AtcAlson company
10 miners and prospectors. They have
round trip tickets, at M csntqA mile.
Paul Morton. ths Atchison' vice prssi-
lent, has some ideas about kansas aid the
western country. and among them 70 one
hattie resources Of the territory on his
inc must DO developed and that the Atchi-
road should take . prominent part 10
'uch development. 1t has already done
more In that direction than has any other
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
The Ladies', aand.

The ladies' guild Of 81. Paul's church
held a very successful meeting It tho home
OF Mrs. G. G. Giss, yesterday Afternoon.
Business Of Importance was transacted,
after which ghtrsfreshmsnts were served,
consisting Of chocolats-cake and Ice cream.
The following named members OF tho guild
were present: hesdamss Lynch, Kntcker.
booker, Whitmors, Wisnsr, Mennst, Hur-
ley, Van Petten, Hamlin, Rankin, Bslby,
Findley and Mr.. Selby. +
The guild propose to hold . Valentine
and fancy work sale on the afternoon and
evening Of February 18th, 81. the home Of
the rector. In the evening, refreshments
will be served 10 all who come.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Don Carlos Gabaldon, the collector for
San Miguel county, has resigned Tins posi-.
tion aud the board Of county commission
srs yesterday appointed DON Felix Mar
tinez to that ONCE for the time being. There
was not a cents shortage In Mr.. Gabal-
don's accounts, as has been reported on the
streets. Outside business and cher amply
sufficient reasons led to the resignation
which has been uader Contemplation for
some weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
J Make your Wants known
in our Special Notice column!

A. A. LAYTON,
LAURA LAYTON.

OFFICE OF THE TERRIToRIALl
TREASURER OF NEW MEXICO,
Santa Fs, N. NJ, Feb. 1st, 1897
Tho undersigned offers for sale, and will
receive proposals for the purchase Of sew
enty i've thousand dollars Of the capitol
re-building bonds OF the Territory OF New
Mexico, at his office at Santa Fe, N. M, un.
I1s97. =
These bonds are issued under section I
Of chapter 80 Of the laws Of the thirty
first legislative assembly of the Territory
Of New. Msxico. approved February 9th.
1870, which act was duly approved, con
hrmed and made valid by an act Of the
congress OF the United states, entitled
.An act approving certain acts Of the leg
i%slativs assembly Of the Territory Of New
Mexico, authorizing the issue OF certain
bonds OF said Territory, and for other pur-
|p0sess.D which became a law on the 18th
day OF January, 1897. and the boods are
issued for the purpose Of rebuilding thu
Territorial capitol, which was destroyed
by fire.
the bonds are issued in denominations
Of one thousand dollars. SCI, 900 arc dated
May LIST, 1895; and $50, 600 are dated No
vembsr lat, 1895; they bear interest at 5
percent. per annum payable ~semi-annual
~, on the LIST Of May and November, prin-
cipal and interest pay abba At the National
Bank OF Commerce, in the city OF New
York; they are payable Ia thirty years |
from their date, with the right to the Ter.
ritory 10 pay them At any time after twen-
~ years from their date provision Is made
In the act for their issue, for raising the
interest aDd for the establishment OF al
sinking fund for the payment II tho prin- |
cipal, beginning in the year 1916.
All coupons maturing up to and includ-
ing thr 1sG day Of May 1897. viii DO re
from the bonds before sale and de |
livery, and no bids below par will be ac-
The bonds will be delivered 10 New York |
Chicago or ST. Louis, as may be preferred
~ the purchaser. 78.3t
SAMUEL ELDoDT,
Territorial Treasurer OF New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

AT the French Ball." the play at the
famine opera house, this evening. shows a
young wife of a poor shoemaker who Is
dissatisfied with her lot aud longs for
wealth and society. She is given an op-
p%ortunity to see wealth and society in its
various conditions, and finally concludes
''there is no place like home" The play
rs presented is artistic and renned and
beautiful in every particular aud detail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Surveyor K. b. Rice is in receipt Of off,
cial information from the governm. MT
authorities IN Washington City, that his
recent survey Of public land, south OF the
Sapello stream. in the Beulah neighbor-
hood, has been favorably passed upon and
ncoepted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Henry Coke relieved +. B. january, yes
ter lay at the First national bank at Ration.
Tn latter had taken the place temporarily
OF G. N. Blackwell, who had been sum
monsd to Carrollton, Mo-, by tho critical
illness Of his mother.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

john. j. Pace. the e~x-county assessor.
has changed his location from Hopewell to
the T Mountain camp, about a mile and
a half away. He writes that his mining
company have cut fou veins with their
tunnel. and are expecting to strike another
vein within . few DAYS. Good looking ore
has been discovered in the tunnel, which is
now in 200 feet, but The maia vein sought
after, has not been reached.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03
''Adios.

Having finished nine years. service Ia be.
halt OF the moral and spiritual welfare OF
Las Vegas, we desire to express our thank
to the entire business community for the
hearty corporation we have received. We
have been treated with extreme courtesy
by all the religious bodies, including Pres
bytsrian, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic
and jewish. We leave with the kindast
feeling toward all.
A. A. LAYTON,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

]. Thompson Lindsey, the old time st
Louis commercial traveller, went north,
this morning. probably to run up againrt a
much worse snow storm thar has visited
these parts, not to say anything about the
fall Of mercury in the thermometer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

All persons having accounts with The
Ladies' Relief Society, please send such 10
the Treasurer, Mrs. ]. Williams. East Las
Vegas. before the second Tuesday OF each
month, which fs the regular monthly meet.
OF the board.
Mrs. +. Z. M~ILLIoAN, Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Considerable promiscuous shooting was
INDUCED in on Bridge street, about II
O'Clock, last night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Willie Upton, the dvs-year-old son Of
DR.. and Mrs. W.. r. Upton, celebrated his
FIFTH anniversary, yesterday, by hand.
sonely entertaining a lumber OF nis little
friauds 4a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

The little daughter of John York Is all
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Mrs. I. B~loomburg, who claims to be an
expert In the Embarrassing line, has taken
rooms at Mrs. Herzog's.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Lewis Goodman has been appointed q
Iourth-clas postmaster at Victoria, DoGa
Ana county, vice Mrs. A. A. Falconsr, re
signed. s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

The new justices Of the peace and
constables will enter upon the discharge
Of their duties, next Monday, the second
second day OF the week, Of February.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

There was thunder and lightning In the
midst Of a binding snow storm at one time,
to-day. New Mexico's climate cannot be
surpassed, you know.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Mrs. Morrison applied for admission to
the st. Anthony sanitarlum, and was re-
fused. She is now at the ladies' Home for
the third time. aqA q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

4. Brannon, Of Pueblo, Colo, died at
the ladies' home, this morning at 1880
O'Clock, of consumption. His remains
were shipped to Pueblo, this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

Mrs. W. x. Black, who has been serious
~ i'll at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Burks,
10 this city, is now said to be on the high
road to recovery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

francisco Gonzales and Dionicio Santi-
iianes, OF Canon Largo, qualified, to-day,
as alcalde and constable OF their precinct.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

1t IL reported that F. G.. Erb has struck
some very rich ore in his shaft near the
Hopewell camp, across the country, VI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-03

HE OPTICS Territorial columns this
evening, tell of much sickness in different
parts Of New Mexico. but principally Of
the same nature.