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Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Slndaruif.

GnteIte al be Blade, ION paa Ell
Mauoe FOG Zig fore at rsnouitc be tiare
Sisoleperuncsrer "a tnuIe 8sneral
MILES, pso nRitsn life, hppr be er MI.
9enerdl Wsles Ia leie Sing; men Bib
rerne 'tr bet, ION pGrre er. Radooent
ajeo mso Nat | cr barre sno "bulios
mcrct &jso". 5prrsiten buros be, Tom
tjeber aiso til Ell 6Gr. oios 5oritiel
poa to9t Og ite9t ajso. Nien bet toa
lang lib. inoen "Utiles Rett.r" oqIuo
fanot M, at tpQt Sjeo lite fan taIbes
Canned Roait 9sef".
X
Oct er tunite tlog,it iuotil pioert
lite at bonoe paa, at Runeitensn Der.
oppe / WinneiOtd sr G0te. Wtan fan
li9e fnIot ~foto9rufcrc ben "a Itripe ON
~"hcppsnoe" Stsne. Rursitsne "a iliot
npget ubeu at bli ct Strsnebloo.
Sampion % S6lep ia! Ru er Del
StIsD % Sdmpion, ON lite lea er feil
unoerrettet. S6lep itol enooo bare
tommen 10 ytumre ioran Sumption
0a Sampions iOrise 5orIpdrsre tiel
bonn title, sr bet bel en- 2ssn BET pgiuu
Ernulf er oi't impb 4nnetterina al
GlIippinsrns. Som 9runo fremlpQ.
ger ban, at ban life fan finoe paa 81
pdsienoe Rdpn for Eboerne. Oct {!
toetminofte ben bsoite Gruno, npaer
IntizGrpaniiouiit til 0ato bar fun.
net lR9ge frem. Nfsn ri mda not bra.
gss meo De ti9re 2boere idalpnqe. en-.
ten oi toloer Dem 5iIipinosrne eQer 81.
llptnoserne slsr noget barre eQer beore.
amsrttnnerne tog ! 9eitinoisn pps
tmoo 200 SanOner fra Spanierne.
gtogle ioa bar al StaaI, Reitsn al Stsz
beiern eLsr Bronze. vi Serntanonsrnc
tdn ri itsbe 8rposr, mems Ri ilaar
Wpnt at be erpbrsoe 9~rpncspuuben.
Stdaltanonern. ouer tonIte til at oisre
SmGIoftuo msO Abe SuIi
Gn Ben isnpte mig ct aaal6luo her
om 0ugen. Seq b~etraeteor oct pau
ale adntsr ug tom til Den Slutnino,
al bet babe Tilt iig liot for tioliot ira
st umOosnt aaalbpoe.
0eneral Wbe,ler er al @upernsr
HooIsoelt bstsgnet Tom Rpabenst /
&aHpene iOran Santiaao. Oct er 10
bare ndtprligt, al Der sr BEN, ION MI
iorisser at tnatts Rpsb.net paa o..
Israsan 9t sr 10 SaI,n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
Spao ocr fortincr til at
bGnoc / 1899.

on Mtopre" uogiper bbsrt gar en-
/ Gn9lano for line Yroietiers StDlO
enormt uobreot Soltetdlenoer. Nanz
9e al OiSie 6ouroii9elIer bar og1ua
ildaet ino.
5or 1899 bar Den samle lite me-
get 9oot at fortpnoe. s Mart8 TOM
mer Idrets unoerligite SiloraaelIsr.
til at finbe Stsp. 5 Ipril "tommcr
Gn9ldnos Buls til at IIao beftiot." .
Wtai tommer Der oaarlies Gfterretninz
ger fra bet brittle Sof. 3 SUM- BIT
Der 8reOItobsraabst i 2onopn bols
iturri9t. s Suli bliper ben en9elIte
Ration "opbt Oprsrt." ) 9tu9uIt tom
mer Ssosengelsn iii at iaa en- ria
Ssit, pg Sulsaftsrs Slotter bliper
florompunone.
s Iarets Sob pil 9orlamentspul3
finoe SteO. ioroi Yremicrminiiteren.
&oro SaIisburp, uisdar.
5 be Ierite Waansoer pil Der inoz
trGTe Sriier / Sp1tlauo, 4msrita %
Snonfrito.
5 5rantri9 uobrposr en- R~epoution.
gn afoeo rig grpsgsr / Stettin
pto Napn Wdper bar teitamenterct
100000 Wtdrt til ct Wuisum; men
asiisr Bilbelm bar itreoet ino. Sau
pil lite, al gpsn itol iaa aoot al Qen
gene. fsrsno Der er israst Tor Yrp9at
rsns iuttise Slastnineer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28
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&cestpri,en / iurS,itui...

Ssr 20 Rarts
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28

Oct er tunite tlog,it inotiI pioere
life at banpe paa, at Hunsitensn Der.
oppe / Winneipta sr G0te. Man fan
li9e fnIot foto9ruicrc Den % itripe ON
"hcppenoe" Stsne. Rursitsne "a Iliot
npget uoen at BIZ ct S~trsneblao.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28

General 0be,ler er al 8uuernsr
H~ooIsoeIt bstsgnet Tom Rpabenst /
SaHpns iOran Santiaao. De- er 10
bare n~dturligt, al Der sr BEN, ION MI
iorisser al tnatts Rpab.net pad o..
nsraszI 9et sr 10 Salen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-28

Gn Ben isnOte mig ct aaal6luo her
ON Ongsn. Seq betra9teos Get paa
ale auntsr Og tom iii Den Sutnino,
at BET baOoe Tilt iig liot for tioliot ira
q umoosnt aaalbpoe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Heart-Rendine Scenes Witnessed
In the Texas Flood
District.
GOVERNMENT AID EXTENDED
Ratlons and Relief Boats Sent
Rumors Of Another Awful
r Disaster.

DALLAS, Tex, July 6.-At IL a. m
today, the following dispatch was re-
ceived from a line man at Dewey, just
across the Brszos river from Sealey
"The river is falling slowly since
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Condi'
tions here are terrible. Everything in
the country is swept away. A large
number of lives are lest in the bottoms
1t looks like starvation for those left
The situation is not exaggerated. II
will be several days before the line re-
pairs can be made with anything like
system"
Shortly after this Deputy Sheriff
SweariDgen at Sealey said over the long
distance telephone: "There is no i'm.
provement in this section of the flood
district; if anything, the situation is
growing worse. No relief boats have
yet reached here. Sealey and the neigh
boring towns have about exhausted
their resources for relief.
"Another negro family was seen from
here TO be drowning, this morning.
Several lives have been lost since last
night among the refugees on mound
near old San Felipe. A number of ne
groes fell into the water from tree tops
from sheer exhaustion after hanging
for three days and nights. The rumor
is current here of an awful disaster
near Richmond, below here in the
Fort Bend county. AS we are cut off
from all that southern section, we can
not tell definitely what happened, but
the situation naturally must be as bad
as here, if not worse"
NATIONAL AID FOR SUFFERERS.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-The war de-
partment has granted the request of
the Governor of Texas for aid for the
flood sufferers. Government boats
available will be placed at the disposi
tion of the governor and ratlons asked
for will be issued at once.
LOSS OF LIFE IN DAKOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, j July eight lives
are reported lost at Crookston, N. d.,
in storm last night. Much damage
was done all through the valley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
The Summer School.

The summer school now being held
in the Normal University building, was
organized, partly, to give teachers and
those expecting to teach an opportun;-
ty for reviewing past work and making
additions to their teaching ability;
partly to supplement the work of the
Normal University in giving students
an opportunity to make up work in the
academic and business departments;
and lsstly, with the fun co operation
of Superintendent Martinez, the regular
institute was put in connection with
the above named courses.
The teachers course comprises re-
views in the common branches and
school government; the business course
comprises special work in typewriting,
bookkeeping, etc.; the special course
offers work in Latin, Geometry, Alge-
bra, etc.
The attendance in the summer school
is very fair, while, thus far, the num-
Der Of teachers IN attendance at the
regular institute is quite small.
1t is well, also to mention the ex-
cellent work in drawing that is
being done under the direction of
Messrs. Hansen and Chapman. An in
spection of their work will we'll war
rant placing pupils for work in this
line under their supervision.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Santa Fe School Matters

Special Correspondence of THE OPTIC.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, July 4, lS99.-On
Monday night the board of education
of Santa Fe held a meeting to elect
teachers and to transact other business.
The corps of teachers as elected is as
follows:
J A. wood, superintendent; Mrs.
Morse of New York, principal OF high
school; Miss Maggie Johnson, principal
of FIRST ward and Miss Jessie Smith as
s'stant; Miss Fannie Delgado, principal
of second ward and Miss Louisa
Schnepple assistant; Miss Dolores Moss
of Deming, principal of third ward and
Miss Call assistant; Sister William
Anne, principal of fourth ward md
Sister Nerincks assistant; Mrs. d. C,
Fletcher, principal of The kindergarten
department.
-Four janitors were elected, one for
each ward, at SIS per month.
The superintendent was instructed to
occupy a room in the kindergarten
building as his office during July and
August, and to have a report of the
schools, containing rules, regulations
and course of study, published for cir
culation as soon as the work can be
done.
The board ordered call for a gen.
eral mass meeting to be held in the
court house July II to discuss the ques-
tIon Of voting bonds to build large
central school building.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
BANKS OF THE COUNTRY.
Plan of the Comptroller to Show
Their Exact Condition.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Comptroller
Dawes had special reasons for the date
fixed for the last call upon The national
bank for he report of their condition.
ii Q ixed the date at June 80 because II
is the close of the fiscal year, aud be-
cause lie has made an appeal to the Off
GERS of The banking departments in all
the states 10 obtain their reports for
the same date.
He thus hopes to be able to present
bird's-eYe view of the exact banking
condition of the country, national
banks. state and private banks and
loan and trust companies. on a single
date. This he's not been done in any
previous report by the comptroller.
The summer report last year on the
part of The national banks was called
for on July II, and for 1887 ON July %.
The spring report was made earlier
this year than usual and nearly three
months have elapsed since the date on
which il was fixed.
Comptroller Dawes began his CORES
pondenee with the state banking Cffi-
cisls soon after completing his last an
nual report. He found cordial well
come for his propositions from most of
The state officials, and one or two even
wrote him volunteering support when
they heard of his plans. Reports have
been printed from the state and private
banks in the annual report of the comp
troller for number of years, but they
have been for various dates, scattered
through the spring, summer and au-
tumn. They have been of some value.
since they have afforded general in
dication of the banking condition of
the country during the year. but their
value will be greatly increased, in the
opinion Of financial students, by having
them all for the same date.
The consent of the officials in the
states having large state and private
banks TO the adoption of a uniform
date for the reports he's been given in
every case. and 1t will be possible in
the comptrollers report for 1899 to
compare directly the relation between
the state and the national banks and
the deposits Of the state banks in the
national Institutions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
GOLD SUPPLY FELL OFF.
Loss During June Caused by Ex-
ports From New York.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The supply
of gold money In the country fell off
more than Sl0OO0,O00 during Jnne and
stood at 1915, ,453, ,939 on July /. The
hope which was entertained last month
that the gold money of the country
might be forced up within short time
TO around the sum of a th0usaGd mil
lions is dashed for the present and is
not likely to be realized for some
months to come. The reason for the
loss during June was the considerable
gold exports from New York. These
exports do not seem to have been offset
by the large deposits Of gold bullion ct
Jne mints and assay offices. as was ex-
pected in come quarters.
The gold production of The country is
more than So, 100000 per month, exclu-
sive of the gold received from the Klon-
dixie region, but the production does
not seem to have cut much of a figure
during June. The gold available TO:
monetary uses in the country consists
of Sll9.870.884 in bullion In the treasury
and 1886, ,583, ,055 in gold coin, OF which
$153, ,o22, 500 is in the treasury and It's
branches and S702,060,459 is in the
banks and in general circulation The
latter amount is about $4l000,000
larger than year ago. when the gold
in circulation was SG60,959,880 The
changes in the gold are the most nota-
bls feature of the treasury statement.
Other changes are less than 100000
for any single class of money and leave
thu amount in circulation on July /,
S 932, ,4S4. .239, including gold, as COM
pa ed with a circulation on June ],
1S 9, of 81, ,955 sol ,CG9. The gold ex-
po is have reduced the per capita cir
culation from S25 73 TO S25.38, the
downward tendency per capita having
been intensified by the increase of popu-
lation. hich is estimated for July I at
IS l48009 II is likely'to require 1--we or
six months to bring the gold currency
of the country up to billion dollars,
as the result of the domestic produc-
ton Gold imports might bridge the
differences in single month, hut they
are hardly anticipated at the present
time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Relief Rapidly Coming.

GALVESTON, Texas; July 6-James
Collinsor, superintendent of ma
chinery for the Santa Fe railroad, left
today on special train for the flooded
district, carrying provisions for the des-
tiute. Twenty five row boats, fully
manned and provisioned were taken TO
save life and property. Governor
Sayers has been asked by Representa-.
tive Flower to call special session of
the legislature to relieve the sufferers.
The Santa Fe main line has been aban-
doned between Galveston and the
Brazos river. Trains west of the river
are running on schedule time. The
Southern Pacific and Missouri. Kansas
& Texas bridges across the Brazos are
reported swept away this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
AFFAIRS TN
PHILIPPINES.
President Schurman's Absence
Will Not Stop March of
Home Rule.
ORDERS FOR ENLISTMENT
places Where Regiments Form
Wheeler to Go to the
Philippines.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The departure
of President Schurman viii leave at
Manila three members cf the com
mission, Major Censrsl Otis, Professor
Worcester and Colonel DENLY. 1t will
be the duty of the last two-nsmed to
continue the work Of establishing home
rule within the lines heidi by the Ameri-
can trooTs, 10 the hope that the ex-
ample will be followed by FilipinOs
outside the lines and show them the
Uene6cent purposes of this govern
ment.
The order for the enlistment of ten
rev regiments of infantry was issued
today by the secretary of war. The
enlistments will be made for period
ending June 30, 1901, unless sooner dis
charged. Applicants for commissions
must have seen service in the Spanish
American war. Regiments viii be or
ganized as follows; Twenty.sixth,
Plattsburg Barracks, n Y; Twenty
seventh, Camp Meade Pa; Twenty
eighth, Camp Meade, Pa; Twenty-uinth,
Fort Mcpherson, Ga Thirtieth, Fort
Sheridan, HIS; ThiTty-hrst, Fort
Thomas, Ky.; Thrty-second, Fort Leay-
enworth, Kans. ty-third, Fort Sam
Houston, Tex. Thirty-fourth, Fort
Logan. Colo; Thirty-liith, Vancouver
Barracks, Washington.
Ia the district for recruiting the
Thirty fourth tgiment at Fort Logan
are Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Mime
sofa, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Montana, Arizona and New Mexico.
President Mckinley told delegation
of southern congressman today that it
was his intention to send General
Wheeled 10 The Philippines at an early
day lie also said he did not think
more than 10000 troops as already de-
cided upon will be necessary.
General Henderson, prospective
speaker cf The bouse, had conference
with be president today. u have sim
ply been locking after matters pertain
ng TO ray own district" he said. For |
myself never thought congress wonld |
he called together in advance Of the
regular time, for never thought there
was any occasion for an extra session."
GOT Ills ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, July -Brigadier
General Joseph Wheeler was today or
dered to report TO General Otis at Ma
Mia for service in the Philippine
islands.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
FROM PUERTO DE LUNA.
court Doings and Agricultural Possibili-
Ties Described.
no the Editor Of the OPTIC.

40 Tue C<lltOk VI lue OptiSs
PUERTO DE LUNA, N. NJ, July 2. =
Every portion of the country is inter-
ested in each part and SO | will give
you line from the &c ate of the Moon"
Chief Justice Mills and the court out
lit, leaving Las Vegas on Tuesday.
reached here on Wednesday. evening
and by Thursday the juries, grand and
petit, were empanelled and court began
in earnest. Much business has been
done and by Friday or Saturday the
term will be over and the calendar well
ur.
The Goldenberg boys are entertaining
the court officials and Pasey Page keep
ing open house to the visiting lawyers
and litigants. Segura, interpreter.
Gortner, stenographer, and Clerk Ro-
nero are prominent figures. while the
portly frame of Don Celso Baca is con-
spicuously seen at all sessions. His
son, Don Plac:do, is sheriff. In the
election Roman Dodge received about
sixty majority on the popular vote, but
the wheel of fortune turned in some
way and he is attending to his private
duties, while the minority candidate
fills the Office. "Such is life in the far
west"
Judge Mills is giving excellent salts
faction and everything indicates that
this county will hereafter have at least
one term of court each year.
Stockmen from all parts are here
looking after their interests and report
the country fairly prosperous. While the
season has been very dry and the lamb
crop not quite up to the standard, there
is no complaint and the people are
hopeful.
The difference in altitude makes
quite a difference in temperature be-
tween here and Las Vegas. It is much
warmer, but the nights are COOL Messrs.
Miugus and Rathbone were here
en- route to the ranch. Some day the
waste water OF the Rio pecos may be
utilized in this valley by the hand of
enterprise and when it is beauti ul
homes will grow up on thefertile lands,
now barren waste. There is an abun-
dance of water now flowing uselessly
toward the gulf, sufficient to bring
many thousand acres into cultivation,
wasting for lack of utilization. Much
could be added by the construction of
reservoirs along existing acequias, but
the people have not awakened to the
possibilities. Here men can work out
doors 300 days in the year. and at vari-
GUS points, II labor would but lead the
way, private reservoirs could bs made
to vastly increase the present acreage
OF tiilable land. Speed the day when
the genius of enterprise shall convert
these wastes into fruitful homes. when
the school house and church shall ap
pear in every hamlet and the benefits
OF the English language be enjoyed In
every family, Z. Y. LONG.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Will Favor mo- SectiOn.
Mexico,s Debt Refunded.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Antonio Leon
GrlJeda, acting consul general for
Mexico in this city. said, speaking of
the conversion of the foreign debt of
the Republic of Mexico undertaken by
]. p Morgan 81 Co. and others, that the
total amount of the exterior debt was
Sl09 509,544 gold; interior debt payable
in Mexican silver. S103,979, 70323; float
ing debt ST 100000. The interior debt
will not be disturbed The new loan
will be little larger than the outstand-
ing external debt, which will be re-
funded on basis Of between and per
cent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Banlxruptcy Cases.

PEORIA, July SIS. /. Kriesman &
Co., clothers. of Peoria, with branch
store at Eureka, His, filed petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities amount TO
s30,56690, and assets are $23,S73 90
CHIoAGo, July G.-Charles b. Brown
of Chicago, engaged in the novelty
advertising and promoting business.
filed petition in bankruptcy in the
United States district court TODAY,
scheduling his liabilities at Sl,666.070
and assets at So.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Ruled Against Sampson.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The comp
troller of The treasury today rendered a
decision that Rear Admiral w. =.
Sampson is not entitled TO the pay of
that grade from August 10, 1898, when
he was commissioned by the president,
to March 4th last. The comptroller
holds the advancement in numbers un-
der section 1906 does not create a
vacancy from the time when the presi-
dent decides TO recommend such ad-
vaDcy nor is any vacancy created prior
to the date when the senate concurs in
the presidents recommendation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
his Opinion of Dewey.

New YORK, July 6.-The Brooklyn
Eagle has received a letter from Gov
ernor Roosevelt today, accompanied by
check for $25 for the Dewey fund. In
the letter the governor says: II en-
close you check as slight token of
my appreciation of your efforts to get
un memorial and give recognition. in
deems best, for his service to the
country, which Justly rendered him the
stands highest in the popular regard"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
nInI,awI,s Adinurn.

BUFFALO, N. Y. July G.-The Mo-
hawks, Democratic organization, said
to comprise 600 wigwams and over So.
600 active members. which has been in
secret session here since the third in
stant, adjourned to meet next year in
the city selected for the national Dem
ocratic convention one week prior to
that convention. Resolutions were
adopted which denounced trusts and
monopolies; endorse Bryan and free
silver; oppose militaryism. James r.
Sovereign of Idaho is the national
chief.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Con.enfian Onened.

DET2oIT, Mich, July Cit was es-
tImated this morning that upwards of
10000, accredited Christian Endeavor
delegates have arrived aside from other
visitors. Convention opened today in
tent Endeavor with 10000 present. Sec
retary Baer submitted his annual re-
port "Father EndeaVorer." Francis e.
Clark, made the annual address.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Harvey,s For Health.

Any person desiring information con
cerning Haryey's resort can apply to
Judge Wooster at the City Hall in the
city of Las Vegas, or the store of Chas.
Ilfeld in old town. The healthiest re-
sort in the wcrld, neither too high nor
too low, only in the mouths of those
who do not want you to go. 1t is just
what the doctors ordered 184tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06

The locally famous meals at the
Plaza hotel are. equal to the best to be
found anywhere. Superior food, pre-
pared by professional cooks, served by
courteous walters from snowy tables,
leaves nothing to be desired. Every
meal is pleasant surprise and tooth
some delight. 136-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06

THE OPTICS job department for The
month OF June did the greatest busi-
ness Known in its history. Fact IL,
TIE OPTIC is co S sdeEably the best
equipped Office in the Territory and in
position to lead the procession for bus
mess OF this kind.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06

THE OPTIC today publishes the state.
ments of the two Las Vegas banks
which show combined footings in round
numbers of sl,3l3,00n, Their combined
loans dsdiscounts amount to $685.
Sl2 and their total individual and time
deposits foot up $64l,0OO Two splendid
institutions, these.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Heavy Rains.

INDEPENDENCE. Kas.. July g.
Heavy rains of the lasttwo days were
general all over southeastern Kansas
and Indian Territory. Elk City is un-
der water. Twenty families had to
leave their homes. The Elk river over
flowed into the surrounding wheat
fields.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
NasI1viIIe'g Bottom Bumped.

WASHINGTON. July e.-The gunboat
Nashville appears to have struck q
snaq during her recent trip up the
Mississippi river. She is now in dock
at Norfolk and the examination of her
bottom has shown slight injuries which
will cost e2 GOO to repair,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06

Quite number of flock masters are
on their way to the city with their
herds for the purpose Of shearing at
this place. Among them are Messrs.
Garrard, Longuemire, Keys and Conan
y = II HkIaa5Teffis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-07-06
Died off yellow Fever

WASHINGTON, July 6-The war de-
partment has been advised of the death
at Santiago of Lieut.. Mclaughlin, of
the volunteer signal corps, of yellow
fever.