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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17

The following persons left here for
Oklahoma Tuesday: John Ruther-
ford, j. Shingledecker, VIM. Layland,
c. A. w. Colee, John Butterton and
wife and Mrs. Hanna Miller and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Butterton
go to Oklahoma City to visit relatives
and Mrs. Miller and daughter also go
there to spend the winter with rela-
tives. The others of the party go to
the southwestern part of the territory
to view the country.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17

HIDES, HIDES, every day, North
side Broadway. ZANER & BAKER.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17

Judge Macy and wife arrived home
Monday from nine weeks stay in
Chicago where the Judge has been in
hospital undergoing an operation
for the relief of eye trouble. The
operation was successful, and the eye
sight is much improved. A cataract
was removed from the right eye, the
lens of the eye being removed with
the cataract. The loss of the lens is
supplied by the lens of the glasses
which he wears. The eye has not yet
fully recovered from the effects of the
operation, but 1t is getting better
every day, and there is every hope
that it will soon be wholly we'll. The
Judge will resume his duties on the
district bench next week, opening
court at Glenwood, Monday. The
Judge will be- congratulated by his
many friends throughout the district.
Shelby County Republican.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17

Invitations are out for the wedding
of Mr.. John Dennis Jr. and Miss Abb
bic Pehey at Chicago on Dec. %.
John will be remembered by most of
our people here. He is son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Dennis. He worked in
the G. L. Talbot restaurant several
years, but went to Chicago perhaps
two years ago and is now a baker,
doing we'll. The bride formerly lived
here, being step daughter of Mr..
Adams, who was the baker at Talbott's
restaurant a few years ago. Good luck
and happiness to the young people,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17

+. N. Taggart was dangerously
hurt two weeks ago Tuesday. He was
hauling some hay and was on the load
when the hay rack slipped off and the
load fell over and Mr.. Taggart fell
about eight feet lighting on his head
and shoulders. He was insensible for
quite while and it was feared at first
that he was killed. No bones were
broken however, and good nursing is
bringing him around all right. He is
not yet able to work, although he is
able to be out of the house again.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-12-17

yesterday
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

lower. July left of 43c; September. S4s Sellers
December s4A<c- Receipts were 1si cars; the esti-
mate for tomorrow. 215. The Eastern demand IS
poor. The weather conditions for oats have been
much improved of late.
The whole provision list suffered severe de-
cline The pork lost 65c: lard 2ec TO 2ac, and ribs,
12i-c to 15c. Liquidation the feature in this
market outside liquidation largely; but it looked
as if the big packing bulls had changed position
somewhat. Hog receipts were light this morning
and hogs started higher. but the selling was on a
scale to make everything else subordinate.
The controversy between the partners of the big
grain and Stock Exchange firm Of Bartlett-Frazer
Co. was amicably settled to-day, and the firm dis
solved. The difference arose over the question of
the value of the goodwill new firm Will be
formed July !, with the style Bartlett Frazier &
Darlington, and including James A. Patten and
George W. Patten as partners.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
TRADE In CHICAGO.

b.
Chicago June 96-There was wheat break OF
over &c earJv on reported showers in the North
west There WAS q recovery from this break OF
shout &c when IL developed that the showers had
Len few and very slight The market closed lrTeg-
>larly &c higher on the September, fraction
lower for the July and the December Old July
closed ~ Sc September at Solsc, old September
Ss4sc. Tho map this morning showed 10 rain any
where in the Northwest and the forecast indicated
none for tomorrow Private messages reported
showers IN the neighborhood OF Winnipeg. They
proved very light The early weakness Was every
whore recovered S. Louis closed strong at new
high record. The ST. Louis bull interest the
largest buyer here. Everythi was subordinate
20 the Southwestern G-oUth. All the information
frcrn there now = that the wheat is critical
point urgently requiring rain. The best inforna-
ton however Is that serious loss has not yet been
suffered and that heavy rains VIII reinstate The
situation No paid any attention 10 the cables.
They Jagged. Argentine shipped @,lsi0o0 bushels
America shipments were 3-5ls,es9 bushels. The
sea aboard sold only four loads. Millers took about
sa.e9 bushels here The Modern Miller" in its
weekly crop summary was slightly bearish in its
tho winter wheat situation
The spocEIative feature IN corn was the selling Of
? line Tor Wall Street. 8bout i555e@ bushels long
September. through Bartlett-Frazier and Sidney
Love ii was profit taxing, presumably By a lead
ing wall Street operator who has been active IN
corr al the season. There warmer weather
West There were fairly liberal receipts. Corn
cloaed &c 10 re lower. 5uly sold 5l7Sc and 1t
5sc ard closed az 5l4c- September closed at 51sc;
Deoen2l5e1 sg3sc The inspection 5s6 cars, with
Us estimated for tomorrow. The shipping demand
was quiet Argentine shipments were 4lsi so
bushels American shipments only 1.2ss 600
bushels Gables were Indifferent Nothing was
sold for shipment
The small stocks Of standard oats here make it
possible for the July bulls 10 maintain the July
price The market was influenced some to-day by
sAs uAea1 s.rength Oats closed &c higher TO t1c
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Notice of Summons.
C,rpREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-Norma W. Matthews, plaintiff against
1a,as NIa-+beIys defendantTrtai TO be had in the
County Of New Yoriosun,inons; Action to annu mar
summoned to the complaint In thls action and to
Of the plaIItlt attorneys
.,,,,,. 5avs after service OF this summons.
Exclusive Of -hc day service ana IN ease % your iaiuFe
- ma - eusUer Judgment wiil he taken against you
b, +fauI, for the relief demanded IN tie Complaint
Dated New York CITY. December "a Ivo- ~,
HOWE 4 iIt fNEI. Plaintiff Attog1eys 9fi.ees So
- ana 31s T,roadway. -. !. Life buiIdins Boroush or
Nfapbartan YorkC City
Post Onice address Borough Of Mammalian Ne" fo'k
city -, ,,-nrnI,S summon. s
To James S Matthew'S The foTeg9ihs 8 summons M mons s ~
Hon James 4 blanchard Justice o. he supreme court
- ~ stare az N-W York dated tie Sth day or april
Iaot and flied pith the complaint IN the once of ne
1Jr- - mo fonntv of York. at his office In N e
81 Co, f{,se i. ths OF Manhattan City
Of New York on the sth day OF Apr, Ieo'' 40
AIsnhartan Borough. New York (lsS'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
DROPOsALs FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

FrnnRford Arsenal Philaaepha; -,A1g pa M m.
~ JJ-Nf; 20 1903 for furnishing sfnokeess p1T s
u y m castdge metal lumber, fuel etc. our
DER foTist 1,In. a 1904 Information furnished on
lns ,5sa+t,g S.st Maj FRANK HEATH. Condg
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Financial.
National Railroad Co.
OF Mexico.

To Holders of Trust Certificates for Pre-
ferred and Common stock of NATIONAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEXICo, issued
under the Voting Trust Agreement dated
the 18th day of March. 1902;
Notice hereby given dissolution
mentioned Voting Trust Agreement that the
9Th day of July 1902. the undersigned Voting
Trustees will with the Of said
meat n exchange for and upon the surrender Of
stock certificates outstanding make delivery
Of certificates Of stock Of the NATIONAL RAILROAD
COMPANY OF MEXICO
All holders Of stock certificates issued under said
hereby required exchange them for
certificates OF capital said 21th day of July
1903.
Stock certificates be presented FOR exchange
Speyer q Co.. their Office the City Of New
York. o Speyer Brothers. a their Office in the
City Of London. Teixeira de Nattos Brothers.
the City Of Amsterdam. the agents Of
Voting Trustees for such purpose
Dated New York. June 18th, 1903
JAMES SPEYER.
JACOB H. SCHIFF.
EDGAR SPEYER.
Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
orr1rE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G..

~ washington june -. 1903. Sealed proposals VII Pe
- trIs -tfice until - oclock noon. trllay, July
{aas FOR avng asqhat-block payeInents Blank ie.ls
lo ey,ecIacat ions necessary I'M 1rination n
o. ~ srnjs3ed al the OF the Engineer C92InlS
~ - n Il B I. MACF'AItLAND, HENRI IL
s4y5HSrr 1oIgE RIDDL.E Commissioners. D. c
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

A DVERTTSEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
\ received at their Uptown ONCE
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received the following branch
Offices at regular office until o'clock m. VIZ
.,51 Sth-nye cor 23d-st,: Ii3 Sth-nye-s cor.
12th-st; 92 East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st:, be.
tween 7th and aves 2ti3 West 1ssth-st: I-.S'Ss
3d-ave.. between 10th and 7Tth sts l'o20 sa-aN e.;
.T0S Tst-Eye Stth-st- EAST
1Snth-sf; 7!G T'remont-ave.: $50 sd-ave. near
4ls7-s 554 3d-ave.; 210 BIeecker-sf.; 3SS
Rleecker-st Brooklyn. y. N.-21S Court-sT.' :
1I6 Smith-st.: O0I Gates-nye. Newark, y. j..
-794 Brond-st. Also A. D. T. offices
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Business Opportunities.

no Wealthy MEN HAVING SONS ready Tor 6Hs ness SIS
ftNo 49, dreu Tor safe invesmegt.An
L OF tnanufactory OEeoTporated IN hpe 1919 y.
h-sh made. Is dcsTons % y-+-
large cuisines requires enlargement y
N.at, al onnortunity. For particulars a"HieS9
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

IO3D SEMI-ANHJAL DIVIDEND.
The Board institution have directed
31th 1905 Interest be credited deposltors
thereto the rate Of FOUR PER CENT. PER
ANNUM H f. HUTCHINSON PRESIDENT
EUGENE BRIFTON, Treasurer
LINCOLN A STUART. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK,

Cor. 3rd Ave. & 2srd
New York June 20, 1908.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH CONSECUTIVE
DIVIDEND
Directors declared the
annual Dividend Of SIX PER CENT, free OF
payable July proKno, until which date transfer
books viii be closed
A. THOMPSON,
Cashier
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
DiUidend Notices.
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.

Consolidated Refunding Mortgage 40 Bonds.
Coupon No. 4, due July /. 1908. from the COnsoH-
dated Refundfng Mortgage 40 Bonds OF this
Will be paid upon presentation. and after
July l. 1903 the offices Messrs- LEE, HIGGIN-
son & CO.. Al Street Boston, Messrs
BROWN BROTHERS d CO., 80 Wan Street. New
York
EDWARD sTETsoN. Treasurer.
Bangor Ne June % 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
ROGKaWAY BEACH
Via Brooklyn Elevated and Long Island Rail
road from Broadway Ferry, Brooklyn.
Reached direct from View ork via 4Zd -
c1a St Grand 50. and Roosevelt
street Ferries.
WEEKDAY TIMETABLE

WEEKDAY TIHE;T ABLE
Leave BROADWAY FCRFY-6-ef I-eF % s0S 80
m Then at half intervals 10 9-5f p m Last
train leaving BROADWAY FERRY Ct ie34 ? m
Leaving ROCKAWAY PARB-T2T. ST. e;2I- 1o'-I.
1O-54 a m Then half ins-Vais . l0-@t ? m
last train leaving ROCK Av Az PARK at fc-e2 a n
SUNDAY TIHET 4BI.E-
Leave BROADWAY FERRy-s-o4- Iac4. S-A4 ; - ~
Then twenty minute intervals % 20 ? ~
Iasva ROCKavvAY PARIS-7.s7 $50 9:1T. 9:s7 1875.
1O.5L II %. II 81 and 10 - iz:5 ~; s9s'
1:yT 2:G6 2:21 2-2T 3-a0 $40. 3:Sf. %;at 4:tf ST
sol 5:iT 5.36 5>57. e-tT. $50 6SI, rs 80 s.l
S:17 s:34 s5T 9.2I 95I. 1e-o1 toi io-'I l-'1 r. -
as follows - -'.''
Via RIDGEWOoD L LINE r. Broadway ard :tJrris
Via LEXINGTON AVENUE LINE at Gates svsnls
Broadwsy-
SickIen
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
nRopOsALs FOR WAREHoUsE-oFFICE

,.-rs,-,,otfrr Cuartermaster. Fort Toten WlIiels
49,. o. I9Gg.-Sealed proposals i''t
i--s fau66atiou pug at Quar- Ill
!st-a'- gf be received mere util+i " 80
Information iIi i1lSt@
q .-,,aI5res containing proposals SiyItl - -,
.ttsT,r0sals FOR warehouse ard a-aIeSS@H ~ -
sSeSs NcTts Constructing 1uarterEnasteT
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Financial MeetingS.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
IN NEW YORK.

A SPECIAL MEETING Or THE SHARE
holders the National Bank of Commerce in New
York is called will be held at its banking office No
81 Nassau Street in the Borough OF Manhattan in the
C.ity OF New York Wednesday, the 5th day OF Au
es iae3 at IL ocloc uoon the following purposes
u To authorize the increase Of the capital stock Of the
National Bank Of York SO coo 600
by the additional shares each OF the
value of 500 which additional capital stock 10 600
may be used for the purpose OF acquiring the
md business of The Western National Bank OF
the United States in and the residue of such
additional capital stock wit: % coo shares are to be
offered 10 the Shareholders the National Bank Of Com
merce in New York subscription TO the extent OF
+yenty-ive per cent OF respective holdings,
July % 1908 price Of $40 snare, all pro
posed in the Board Of Directors dated
10th. 1903 -, :,
) provide that the number Of te Directors sha! be
than fOTty-eisht, as from
time to time the Bylaws may prescribe
This meeting called and this notice IS given hy order
Board Of Directors, and upon the written requis
Of shareholders OF the hold
ing in the aggregate one-fourh OF ali the
listing shares Bank OF Commerce in New
York nd required Articles Of Association.
WILLIAM c. DUNAII> Cashier
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Proposals.
.1CE CrAIEn PR0POSALS Will BE

\-OTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received until 800 P N Tuesia5 June 30 lgOs al at
Ce3cs Company for insurance on
Tt,s .n6 Granting Annuitie Ne. 5l4 Chestnut Street
trustee the sale them of as many OF
Wilmington & Baltimore RaIoad STOCK
IT,, ;te-icgtee as 30 VIII purchase TIE ohe
exceeding par, costing IN
,b segrecac not than the amount stated VIII bs
Offering them ADVISED az once am
,s-rsr- be made when the Certificates are signed On
ara after Wednesday. July l. 1903 proposals soa m D
..roro,osals fov PHILADELPHIA wilmington
80 JaI-frore Railroad Stock Trust Certicat ana al
a. ..5 80 q : " PACKARD. President. 517 Chestnut
Philade ephia-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
New York June %, 1903.
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. II.
A Z \ MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d

rectors held this day, it resolved that divi-
dend of ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT. on
the Preferred Capital Stock of the Company be ceca
Saturday l. 1903 at the office OF the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York. No 65 Cedar
Street City stockholders of record at the
duly 10 1909. Transfer books VIII
close Friday, July 10. 1903, and reopen on Monday
August 3, 1903.
d. A. BlXBY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

FIRST RATE INDUCEMENTS
offered Manufacturers 10 locate in town.
Address ROSENDALE BOARD OF TRADE
I NFTJFRT Sec'v. Rosendaie Nevy-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Ocean Steamers.

ElORTH @gRENAM 9lOVWs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HOEorAsSS
kronprinz July Z. Pm kronprinz Aug II "a . ~ "
Kaiser. July II. 10 AN K VIM UAug- % 20 "
X VIM. II. July 81, 1 PM Kaiser Sept l. - AM
kaser...-Aug 4 10 AN kronprinZ. Sept ;, b-5o IN
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EMPRESS
S, S, KAISER |lAEEG5 u. r"
7o7 FEET-l9 500 TONS--4O 900 HORSE POWER
SAILS JULY q, AUG. %
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FROM BREMEN PIERS. HOBOKEN. y
Ba~harossa. July II An Friedrich July 30. 10 IN
kurfuerst 10 AN Barbarossa- Aug 10 An
Bremen. July l6 PM kurfuerst " aug IS' noon a
Luise July %. II AM Bremen. Aug 20, : PM
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTA R-NAPLES-GE
FROM BREMEN PIERS, HQBOKEN, n J. -
Lain June 81 10 AN Hohenz Aug 20. II Al
7, Irene. July PM p Irene Sept ~ II AN
Hohenz July IS II AN Iahn-- sept 20. II ~
Lain. Aug. 10 HohenzoIIeru. Oct 70 II AM
OELEICES & Co. NO. BROADWAY. n 7.
Louis H Meyer. 40 South Third ST. Phtla
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
TUE RANK OF AMERICA.
MINNEAPOLIs & ST. LOUIS r. r. CO;
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING co.

Il Brcadway. New YORK. June l9th i9OS
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
Smelling Refining Company have this day declared
the Regular Quarterly Dividend Of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS d%4) PER CENT. on the Preferred Capital
Company, payable July Ith 1905 70 STOCK
OF O'Clock p NJ, June 24th 1903
The books Of the company the transfer Of Prefer
Stock will be o clock P M June 24th
1893 and reopened July sth. 1903 -
W. f. MERRISS
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
= Of 10 on the Preferred Stock. payable July is
and dividend Of 10 Common Stock payable july
IOt have this day payable to all stock
holders OF record u Noon SATURDAY June 2fth o.,
Transfer close at u Noon on SATURDAY June -'t
reopenirc July 22nd next at 10 A M - - ,,,
HENRY ROWLEY, Treasurer
Ne,r Work, Iure 9Th. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
COUPON No. S. DUE JULY Isl, 1903. FROM

the First General Mortgage ii Bonds Of this Com
parry, paid and after that date at the Of
fees Maitland C6ppell Co. No. q Exchange Place
New York City. Coupons may be left for examina
which checks viii be mailed.
New York. June 25th. 1903
WILLIAM L BULL. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

THE sERLITz SCHOOL. or L4c1GI- ACES 3 -
Square tfI22 Broadway Br5cslyn q court *
New Term begins now-----Trial lessons IT'S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-30


J. C. Smith. depot master of the
Rock island depot, at Topeka, has
been railroading for fifty years, ever
since he was II years of age.
rr--s1sx Tc ofIiciaisesS-y they 80. &c
trrl the mail contracts between Chi
cago and Kansas City. despite the
efforts OF the Burlington to secure
them.
II. c.. Clements, general auditor of
the Texas Southern railroad and of
the Delaware & Western Construc-
tion company, died Wednesday at his
home in Kansas City. aged 54 years.
The Mexican Central earnings for
the third week in March amounted to
$495, 1888; same period in previous
year, $37O,337; increase (33.86 per
cent? $125, ,401. Three weeks in March,
$1,491 ,096; same period in previous
year, $1.147.7O7; increase 1892 per
cent?, $43,3S9.
The Santa Fe tracklayers on the
Eastern Oklahoma extension from
Newkirk. Okla, to Pauls Valley, |. IT,,
were Wednesday removed to the
Usage nation, where the work will
be completed Immediately. That viii
leave but a portion of the steel yet
unlaid between Newkirk and Shaw
nee
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-30
The BURDICK
INQUEST CLOSING
PenneII Had Said There Was
One More Man He Wanted
To Kill.
FATAL COLLISION ON THE ERIE
Violent Earthquake Shock Felt
In JerusaIem-BurIal OF Sir
Hector Macdonald.
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES OUT
FATAL COLLISION ON THE ERIE
RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES OUT

BUFFALO. ~ ", March 30.-The
Burdick murder inquest was reopen
ed today before Police Judge Murphy
for the purpose of hearing the testi-
mony of Alexander J. Quinn, the bar
tender of the Hotel Roland in New
York City, who, il is alleged, heard
Pennell threaten to kill Burdick and
of +. G.. II. King, the cashier OF the
hotel Mrs. Burdick stopped at the
Roland during her last visit to New
York and Pennell visited her there.
Official inquiry into the deaths ef Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Pennell was zched-
uled to begin at the close of the Bur-
dick inquest.
Alex c. Quinn, the bartender from
New York was the first witness. He
said he made Il acquaintance O.
Arthur X. Pennell aarly in Decembe.'
last at the Hotel / land. Asked to
repeat the conversati n he had with
Pennell at the time, Quinn said:
Mr.. Pennell first asked for 4 table
which was given to him. Afterwards
he entered into conversation with the
cashier and myself Mr. Pennell had
several drinks. During the conver-
sation he said: You do not know
what is passing through my mind,
boys. There is one man l could kill
now, even If 1 hung for it
'Is there anything e.ss you recall
of the conversation between you,
Pennell and the cashier
Nothing except matters of ordin-
airy conversation"
F. G. H. King. former cashier of
the Hotel Roland, who was presen'
during the conversation related by
Quinn. was the next witness. Detail
ing this conversation, King said:
'Pennell discus sed a picture that
was hanging on the wall of the room
and after a few drinks he said:
There is one man I could kill, al
though l might swing for it, After
King had identified a picture of Pen
nell. Judge Murphy announced the
Burdick inquest closed. Judge MUIR
ply said he would make o statement
on the inquest tomorrow
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-30
Low Rates to salt Lake.

For the Mormon conference to be
held at Salt Lake City, Utah, April 4,
5 and 6 the Denver 4 Rio Grando
system will make the following very
low rates:
From Santa Fe. N NJ, $31.15; from
Espanola, N. NJ, $31.15; from Embu-
do, N. NJ, $29.10; from Tres Piedras,
N. NJ. $26.90; from Antonito, Colo,
$24.SO; ffrom Chama, NJ NJ, $3.50;
from Monero, N. NJ, 1856; from
Lumverton, N. NJ, $30.05.
Tickets on sale from the above
points March 80 and 81. Good to re-
turn within 60 days. Stop-Overs will
be allowed on the return trip within
the limit
G. w. Robbins, general agent, Santa
Fe, N. NJ. s. X. Hooper, general pas
senger and ticket agent, Denver, Colo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-30
ADDITIONAL PERsoNAL.

| Col. F. A. Blake came down from
Beulah yesterday where he reports
the farmers actively engaged in pre-
pairing the soil for big crop.
Mrs. C. w Marshall and mother
left this morning for their home in
Minneapolis, Mimi Mrs. Marshall
spent the winter in Las Vegas for
her health.
Ellsworth Ingalls,, son of the late
Senator Ingals, attorney for the San
ia Fe, came up from the south today
to look after business in the claims
department.
Beto Lucero of Los Alamos, is in
the city today and reports the death
up there of ten children and two
grown persons from diphtheria Dur
ing the winter
Arthur Ilfeld returned yesterday
from an extended trip through the
northern part of the Territory. He
where and the farmers jubilant over
the prospects of good year.
j. X. Thompson, Pueblo; Chas. II.
Wensh, Denver; E. A. Lindeman, st.
Louis; E. B. Newell, Wichita, Kan.
A. L. Carney and wife. Watrous; w.
r. Haynes, Santa Rosa, are late ar
rivals at the Eldorado hotel
Diego TrujillO, Los Alamos; Mar
tin Marquee, Bueno Vista: L. J. Breen,
San Geronimo; Jose Benivedes. La
Cueva; Jesus Abilla, Coyote; ]. B
Mares, Puertocito, were among Ae
country merchants in the city today.
Geo. Hubbell is in the city purchas
ing supplies for his Los COnchas
sheep ranches. George says grass is
up enough now to help the sheep
through lambing and ranchmen are
feeling much elated at the spring out
look.
w. T. Oliver, of the land depart
ment of the Santa Fe passed through
the city today from trip to the
southern part of the territory. He
says that four-fifths of the fruit in the
Mesilla valley was killed by the
late cold wave that passed over the
country.
A. A. Loomis, Santa Fe; w. III.
Miller, Pueblo: w. H. Whiteman,
Santa re; VIM. M. Tell and family.
Albuquerque; w. o. Werian, Denver;
A. H. Moone, Richmond Pa; Mr. and
Clama Thatcher, Miss Carrie M Sher
man, Muscatine, Iowa; DR.. G. H.
Hunt and son. Omaha, Neb, book at
the Castaneda.
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RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES
STRIKE IN DENVER.

DENVER. Colo. March 30.-All un-
ion cooks and walters in the down
town restaurants went on a strike to-
day, in consequence of disagreement
between the unions and restaurant
keepers association. The trouble
arose over the employment of non
union cooks in two restaurants be-
longing TO the association. At least
10000 persons are inconveniea-ed by
the strike Seventeen restaurants
were forced to close their doors on
account of the strike and about 500
restaurant employees are out.
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ficially notified him of the ratification
OF the treaty by the Cuban senate.
AS there is only one copy OF the treaty
in Washington, the other being en-
route from Havana, the exchange of
ratification will be constructive, rath-
er than actual, Secretary Hay accept
ing as sufficient the assurance that
the Cuban treaty has been dispatched
to Washington. No date has been set
for the assembling of congress to take
action on the treaty.