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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-17
List Of Some Of the People Who Have
Signed the Roll.

II NJ Spalding. Kremlin. okla.
J. NJ. Speice. Kinghsher. Okla
Mrs J. NJ speice. Kingfsher. Okla.
Ed L. Quigley Augusta, Okla.
H. S. Nafyzgcr Wichita. Kas.
J NJ. Moore Wichita. Kas.
7. T Godfrey Medford okla.
Mrs. T. 7 Godfrey Meiford. Okla.
J. Carl Finch, Luther, OKLA.
c. c. Roberts, Jr.. Lone Wolf okla.
Mrs, c. c Roberts. Lone Wolf. Okla.
Carter Wilder. Kansas city. Mo.
Robert sohlberg
Mrs. Robert sohlberg.
T. G. Guss.
Mrs. L. C, Guss.
Frank Dale.
Mrs. Frank Dale
II. w Painter.
Mrs. u w Painter
]. r. Cottingham.
Mrs J K Cottingham.
Q. p M Butler. Lawton. okla.
Mrs. o. p M Butler. Lawton. Okla.
}. II. Wheeler, Oklahoma city. Okla.
Mrs. ] II Wheeler Oklahoma City,
Okla.
A. Il. Ashbrook, Oklahoma City.
Okla.
Chas. W Brewer, Arapaho, Okla.
Elsie X. McGnl
G E, Burford, Mulhall.
G. D. Jenson. Perry, okla.
NJ L. Turner, Oklahoma City.
J. s. Corley. Oklahoma city.
w II Coyle.
f. NJ Painter.
r. v Hutchns
G r Ilayighorst.
5. J. Wlkon. Saltwater. Okla.
w. e. Hodges. saltwater. Okla.
Chns. 1illman, Chandler. okla
W. S. Patton. Edmond. okla.
Cash NJ Cade. Shawnee. okla
W. $. Search, Shawnee, Okla.
A. a. Byers.
George w. Robinson Wichita, Kas
II z Thompson Rnlston. okla
+. F Wentz. KinRhsher. Okla.
Oscar Davis. Little Rock. Ark.
S. p Thomas Hunter, Okla
u = Hilliarl ST. Louis. Mo
f. D. Hall Morrison, Okla.
A. N Leflngwcll Cropper. okla
w j. Caughey. Anadarko, Okla.
John Mccarthy Chicago, Ill
G NJ Reynolds, Chicago. m.
John H. Porter. Lawton, Okla.
r. } Scohell, Frederick, Okla
Mrs r. J sooheld, Freierick, Okla.
}. p Winton
Mrs ! p Winton
/. J. Stark. Nayina, okla.
J. W. McNeai.
Mrs } W McNeal.
A. L. COckmm.
Mrs a. l. Cockrum.
William Stiles.
Mrs William Stiles.
Thornton Cooke Kansas city, Mo.
). w Teter, Ripley Okla
Mrs J. w Teter, Ripley. Okla.
L. 9. Niblack.
II Moore. Kansas city, Mo
r. II, Head, Kansas City Mo
y. w Hagan. Muskogee, l. r.
Mrs G. w Hagan. Muskogee, l. r.
Frank Craig, South McAlester, l. r.
Ed Wheelock, Wa'onga. Okla
John ~ Decker Pond Creek, okla
D. A. Espy, Heunessey, Okla.
}. W Perry. ST. Louis Mo
C. A Dawson. Arapaho. okla.
C b McIlugh
J A. Henry Leger Okla
j. c Tandy Temple. Okla
j L. TrCwer Douglas, okla.
y r. Swinney. Kansas City, No.
A. c. Johes Wichita, Kas
Mrs A G Jobes Wichita. Kas
j. B Calef ST. Louis, Mo
O. H. Lyon. Gushing, Okla
Mrs C. l.. Lyon, Cushing, Okla
S. w Keiser, Saltwater. Okla
Mrs s W. Keiser, Saltwater. Okla
chas Stuart. Ralston. Okla
w NJ Hunt. Friend. Okla.
Agnes Hunt; Friend. Okla.
r. Mann. Friend, Okla.
Maude Mann. Friend. okla.
Thomas Hollis. McIOud. okla.
q b. Boylan, MeLOud, Okla.
Geo. 7. McCandles. McI4oud. Okla
Mrs G. T MeCandles. McIoud. Okla
A. J seay. Kinghsher. Okla
J. G Condit. Kingfsher. Okla
Mrs. J. G. Condit. KinghsheT. Okla
q A. Nelson
Mrs G A Nelson.
G. X. Brooks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-17

Chas. Hamill and l. Martin Of Fal-
lis. are In the city attending The ~
nivai
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-19
Cine Itsislatorim.
9sAa Stables psIttifns xbattstttt aas aus,
esssi@mefe easensraats.

6rau Nliee M. Ruble, bic bur9 bi.
ibrerieits erfolgte Miebernominiruns
9enrb M. Sellers fir ben 4unbess
lenot aud auberbalb golorabos Bite
Mufmertfamteit errest bat, bient ges
eentpdrtis ibren erften Sermin I'm
Nnterhdufe Der 2esislatur bes rgene
tenntdlA sStdates ab. Grau Bubble
spar ftets eine fleiBiae Mrbeiterin In
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-19
Trei fit
i4wa9e Mfdnner.
Gin Seiimittel lit entbeft tuprSen,
oas nerlprenc Wannbarfeit
mno Die 3rGfte tpieSere
berftellt.
Cine ISOLDE a~nsrei9enDes qrDbe : Vafet
tuirn Sebem fret 3ugefGnDt, Der
Dartfa i9reibt.
,Me9eneratipe 8abfetsa iino a%nertannt Die sinsige
Ru, 5sgen ~perlorene Wannbarteit in alien 9taoien.
Sic mn mifeni6aftli9 btrd Die befterl Ier5te Der
ggelt b~ergetelt. Ser &uf BEG Snhitutes if oerart,
oaB ale Mer3te. Die oas 6eilrnittel b~eritelen, oafiir
id oerantpprtli6 6alten. nno tuenft le auf ibren
gfuI bin 6ebanpteft, oaB bic rGSegeneratine Sablets1


~uerioreue Mannbarfeit, 4oerbrun ODER Shipdhe Der
geldle1tlihen Srgane beilen, 10 muB Die Bur poitip
rro permanent iein. Siele &onpagnie Ifidt Seoem,
Der an nern0ier S6pdde leibet, Die Meoisin fit cine
ip6hentlibe Bebanoluug frei su. Die Meoisin fam
rnr 0aonrd erprobt tperoen, oab mon Die &elultate
oes 4ebranhs abmartet, ipenn lie oas BELT, fur iuas
Re 9ertabt muroe, 10 1T tie Sn er1peblen. OieIe
Yrobe mill Die Saaopia 2pnn Gss nit ibrem Mittel
fir cine ISOLDE g~eltatten. Nadbem et Die vGeaene=
ratipe Tablets" cine Bo1e 9ebrau6t bat, miro Der
Yatient Rraft in ietnen Or9anen uto Musfe(n,
reues glitt in 1eiaet Moeril, lelenl unte.tebmungs=
ge:f, nno i6 in @eIunobeit uno Gri6einen ola
neuen Weenihen finoerl. Die nTegeneratipe Sa=
bletsN baben cine ipunoerbare Wirfrrg uno Der Ba=
tient Deripirt bieielben am erten Gage. Sic gebeu
oireft gum Sib beg uebels, gang glei6 ME LANCE es
1niiebt ino briiigen Graft nno Stdrte. Stefes mum
oerbare Wittel perbannt ATE S9hhternbeit Dem an=
bern 8clhledt gegenlber, beilt ale llebel, Die aus
neberrei;lng, neberantrenguug, @e5hdftsloraen, bic
sunl 9erluft Beg 8eod6tniies, unfdbi9teit &C, fib=
rem, berborgeben. r&egeneratipe SabletsA lino in
ieoert Glter alipetobar;; lie beilen ale GdIe, ats=
genommen, ipe1r l9Dn @pilepfe ooer Srrfinn ein=
g~etreten fino. Die Galppia 2pnn So. madt teine Be-
l4ranfitrgen; Sober, Der baruf1 Ihreibt, erbdit bas
Mittel fiir cine &ohe fret siigeI6idt, ~iorgfdltie ein=
Qepadt uno ob1e 5l 3eigen, mas es entbdlt. Sic bat
5duienbe bon Brtefen aug allen Sheilen BEG 2anoes
erbalten, Die bon ben erftaunlihiten Ruren Der u9es
generatipe SabletsA berihten. Sbre Sfferte fir cine
ISOLDE 1T edit; es tDeroen feline beunrubigenoen Gragen
gefelt. S9reibt beite an Die 6allopia QpRn gr.,
536 Vo,sini Builoing, ct. Qouis, MD., uuo laBt
Gu9 Die MebiSin fur cine ISOLDE frei tornmen. SIR
Bud, oas ebenfalls frei lit, Qiebt Sud bic Mnaaben,
pie Sbr Gud nit benz Mittel gu bauie ietbt fu=
riren t6nnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-19

umftanb, bub in ben sroben 8albs
iptnz2otomotipr Merfen gu pbildbel=
pbta iebt tdeIth feds b~on{tdnbiee Coz
fomottpen bergeite1t fperben; bod
felbF biefe eritdunftde 2eiftuns ses
niigt ni4t, UNI ben 9ebarf Der psrf9iez
benen Gtfenbahnen gu b~efriebisen. Die
Renniblbania=g ifenbabn bat aletn
$50 2otomptipen beitent, unb ale feds
Sd9e tuerben tbr iteber r,elie 2ofomps
tiben geliefert. Dabet liefern bie eige<
men Merfitdtten Der &ompasnie in
Mltoona. ga, jeben Sag eine 2ofomoz
ttbe.
Die 8albpins2 pfpmotips Werte finb
aus elmer 1926 pon Matbias 90. 8albs
tpin begriinbeten Maf9insnnsrfitGtte
entftanben, bic 1882 TIRE erite 2ofoz
motfoe fir bic philadelphia C Ser
mdntotpn=gifenbabn lieferte. Die
nSronfibes" setaufts Maf9ine tpog
muir flint Sonnen unb foitete $500.
Sbre Gef4ninbisfeit betrus 80 Meete
len in Der @tunbe, ibr 8du botte unz
8ef6hr Elm Sabr M~rbeits5eit erforbert.
:sSynn sabre 1884 ginsen aus Der Merfz
Hattie bereits fiinf 2ofomotipen ber-
Dor. 8albipir mahte beri1tebene grz
fiabungen; Bel Der 1889 fertigsefteue
ten 1856. 2nfomotipe mar bas b0laerne
lgebGufe berf9punben unb bur6 eth
etiernes erfebt. SIN Sabre 1848 barte
@ulbmin UNI ben preis bon $4,000
ttne Qotrmotipe nit elmer @1nenigfeit
bon so Metlen in Der Stunbe. Sm
Sabre 1854 ofoeiirte fi9 Balbpin nit
Wdttbetp Hairb, 1862 fpurben in ben
Merfitdtten bic eriten 2otomotipen
NIT S~tablrabreifen ansefertist. Halbs
ptn ftarb 1866. Na9 feinem Tobe
erfubr bas Geiadft unter benz Hamen
v@afbtptr : 2otomptip : Werte, M.
mairb G Co., 8efiser," cine @eorsae
nijirung.
Der bermalige prGiibent Der Werfe,
Sobn s. gonberfe, purbe 1912 in
Burlington, ST., geboren. Ct befudte
bic uniperittdt BON @ermont, mo er
i4on NIT @orliebs me9onifde 3eids
rtirgen entpurf unb itd gum aussee
5einneten Steriograpben ausbilbete,
cine Runit, bic gu iener 3sit elm bel
ungetpDhnliheres @tubium btlbete,
ais heutautase. rad feiner gras
Dutrung IN 1861 purbe gonperfe
Sournaltit. SIN Sabre 1854 trat CT in
pie Dtenite Der ghicagp &c Nortbs
ipeffernsgifenbabn, 1886 sing er our
Rennfplbantaz8 abn iiber. unb 1870
nurbe i1m elm peranttportungspolltr
Roften in ben 8albtpinzW erfen iber<
frugsn, beren Prdibent er fpdter tparb.
elnter fetner 2eitung baben itd bic
Merfe In erftaunli9em Mabe ent,
ipidelt. Die probuftion an Gotomps
then ities bon 200 bts au 1000 I'M
Ad6re. SIN borigen Sabre lieferten
bte Merfe lire 10000. locomotive.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-19

QUA ptttS ~. Otuutts
Der Staatss afociation fir Grouen<
tpablre9t unb bat an Der politit uns
aussefebten lebbaften Nntbeif genoms
men. Sie lit cine anmutbige grfdeis
ruug unb cine ausgeasidnete Rebnerin.
Seine Dual fotfttt Der our1 Gbeu-
HtatisftuS uerurfa1ten gleib. Durb
oert gebraub pDn elmer & MmembS
ytecept Wp. 1851 miro fDfDrt 2inz
oerua9 gelbaffen. 6. s. S6mibt,
0ouftpn. 9eras, gaent.
Nus Sbabo tuirb beriftet. bos
Ole Werlufte Der giebsldter pohrs
ldelrli9 gerii1ger iein miiroen, ais
man anfdnglih befiirhtet babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-19
Die asaiSniil-l okomotip- aaaerkt.

Sbr ftetner eGnfane, ibr @rimser aas tire
erftannItdbe Gtt,pidIums.
Sir ben srobartisen pirtbf9afte
itGen Muff4puns, be1en fi9 Die Ser.
@taaten felt mebreren Sabren gu err
freutn haben, 3euet unter Mnberem Der
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Deuber-Hampden Watch Companies,
CANTON OHIO.

dropped as near as possible to the cable
buoy and the vessel stood by until O'Clock
In order to got the bearings II then pro-
ceeded to Honolulu. where 1t arrived at
noon on December 26.
tsigned) e. d. MOORE.
President ROOseveIts Reply.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-The following
cablegram was received at the White House
at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon dated Homo
lulu, Jan. 1, $3.50 p. M:
''The President, Washington: The people
OF the territory of Hawaii send their greet
ings to you and express their qualification
at the Inauguration OF telegraphlc COM
munication' with the mainland. We all be-
lieve that the removal OF the disadvantage
Of isolation will prove a strong factor in
the upbuilding of a patriotic and progress
slve American commonwealth in these
islands. HENRY F. COOPER,
Secretary of Hawaii"
The following is the reply of the president
to the message OF Secretary Cooper:
WHITE HOUSE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.
! To Hon. Henry F. Cooper, Secretary of
State, Honolulu: The president sends.
through you, to Governor Dole and the peo-
pie OF Hawaii his hearty congratulations
upon the opening OF the cable. He believes
that 1t will tend to make the people OF Ha-
wall more closely knit than ever to their
fellow citizens OF the mainland and will be
for the great advantage OF all our people.
GEORGE b. CoRTELYoU,
Secretary to the President"
Merchants Exchange Greetings.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-over the newly
laid cable to Honolulu the following mes
sage to the Merchants Association of Homo
| Inltt hac hA. - a.
citation OF this city:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 2.-To
Merchants Association OF Honolulu, f. w.
McFarlane, President, Honolulu: The Mer-
chants association OF San Francisco sends
cordial greetings to Its brother association
in Honolulu, and hailing the dawn of a
day which united us In closer ties OF
friendship, rejoices also at the opportuni.
ties for an enlarged field OF usefulness to
each.
THE MERCHANTs' ASSOCIATION OF
SAN FRANCIsCO. BY Frank j. SHINES,
President"
NEW YORK. Jan 2.--Clarenee II. Mackay.
president: George H. Ward vice president
and general manager. and other ofhcials OF
the Commercial Pacific Cable company are
! greatly pleased at the completion OF the
eompany's cable between San Francisco
I
} devoted much energy and time during the
last few months. They do not propose Ia
} stop at Hawaii. however, and now say
that by July they expect the cable will
have been completed to Manila. Speaking
B. of the project, Mr.. Ward said;
Statement of OmciaIA.
$ 1.-THE Commercial Pacific Cable company'l
. cable TO Hawaii was connected through tC
0 San Francisco at S:43 p. m, January
I Honolulu time). The cable will open FOL
public business on Monday morning. Janu.
= airy s. The widespread interest manifested
T in bringing the Hawaiian islands into elec
5 trlc touch with the Pacific coast is evi
@ denced by congratulatory kilograms re-
d eeived today. It is a particular satisfaction
d to us to have the cable completed on th'
o first day OF the new year because it full
s fills our promise to congress"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. O. Mcmahon of New York City is at
the Millard.
B. Brooks is a New York City arrival at
the Millard
p. j. Nichols. depot master of the Union
depot, Denver, is at the Mllard.
William Deuel., superin ntendent of the
Colorado division Of the Union Pacific, with
headquarters In Denver, is at the Millard.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION
Six or More Mine workers Dead and
n Score injured at Potts
willie, Pa.

louisville, Pa, Jan. 2.-By an ex-
plosion at the Oak Hill colliery today six
or more mine workers we're killed and
score severely burned.
Among the killed are:
HUGH CURRAN.
PATRICK MARITIME.
MICHAEL UNDER.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
OF for LerIsInture.

STURGIS, 8. D., Jan. 2.-(Special)-
Senator H. E. Perkins Of the Forteth dis
trict left on the evening train for Pierre,
where he will be in attendance at the
opening Of the coming legislature. Mrs.
Perkins accompanied him and will remain
about two weeks. when she will return.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

the same amount In monthly installments
thereafter. the company charging per
cent for moneys loaned to carry the stocb.
As the dividend Is 7 per cent, the buyer
will have the advantage Of the per cent
difference
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

the bottom Of the. sea in any except calm
weather. It was reasoned that another day
would see the end of' the period OF the
northeast trades, the duration Of which
surprised even the Oldest residents OF
~
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Fails to Form Combination.

AKRON, o., Jan. 2.--F. NJ. Atterbolt. who
has been engaged for some time in an at
tempt to form a combination of the paper
bag and rope paper manufacturers of the
country has given up the project 1t Is re-
ported that the paper bag and rope paper
manufacturers of the west have organized
independently of the eastern manufac-
turers, owing to the fact that the latter
showed q disposltlon TO delaY matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
PROFITS ARE TO BE SHARED
Pressed steel Car Company to Carry
shares of stock for Benefit
of Employee

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.--Announcement was
made today that another industrial corpor-
alton has inaugurated a plan to share its
profits with employees.
The Pressed Steel Car company proposed
to carry for each Of its employees who
have been six months or more in it's en-
ploy from one to twenty-five shares of the
preferred stock, now paying Z per cent
dividend
The men will pay per cent down and
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
CABLE WIPES OUT DISTANCE
Far Away Hawaii Group in Instant TouOl
with United States.
HEAVY SEAS NEARLY CAUSE CATASTROPHE
ship struggles BraveIy Through, How
ever, Its Masters Battling Against
Elements which would De-
strOy Work Done.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-san Francisco
and Honolulu are now connected by cable.
The first words passed under the ocean a
few moments after II o'clock last night.
The wire worked perfectly
silvertown. Just before splicing the ends,
some thirty miles of shore from Honolulu
telegraphed both ways for the land stations
to wait until 80 o'clock. San Francisco
time. before trying the cable. That time was
desired to insure the perfect hardening Of
the gutta percha in the splice, after the
joint should be lowered overheard from the
ship in about $500 feet Of water.
Operators sat anxlously and eagerly
about the instruments in King street, at
Honolulu, and in the cable Office in Market
street in San Francisco, waiting for the
time limit to expire. San Francisco was
watching for Honolulu to signal first.
few minutes after IL o'clock, before
the time limit was up, a signal went from
this end to Honolulu.
The FIRST little response from Honolulu
came into San Francisco at exactly 11:03
O'Clock. 1t was exactly s41 o'clock In
Honolulu, the time difference being two
hours and twenty-five minutes and a few
seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

Woman's Jacket. 1922. To Be Made with
Plain or Slot Seams-Stylish snug-ftting
jackets always are fashionable and make
ideal wraps for general wear. This smart
model is shown in kersey cloth, in royal
blue stitched with silk and An
ished with collar and cuffs of velvet edged
with bands of white cloth, but all cloaking
and suit materials are appropriate as the
design suits the odd coat and the entire
costume equally well. When desired the
fronts can be rolled back to form revers as
shown in the small sketch.
The Jacket consists Of fronts, side fronts,
underaTm cores. back and sidsbacks. When
plain seams are preferred those at front and
back are closed simply on indicated lines,
the stitched tueks and undertakings, that
form the slot seams, being omitted. The
fronts are deeply faced and meet the collar
that is sewed to the neck edge. When
closed they are Tapped in double breasted
style. At each hip is inserted pocket that
is finished with pocket welt. The sleeves
are two-seamed and finished with roll-over
cuffs. but can be left plain II preferred.
The quantity Of material required for the
medium size is az yards A inches wide or
2h yards So inches wide.
The pattern 1922 is cut in sizes for a 80
"a, SO, 3S, 40 and 42-inch bust measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

For the accommodation OF The Bee read
ers these patterns, which usually rtail at
from 25 to so cents. will be furnished at
nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all
expense. In order to get a pattern enclose
10 cents, give number and name Of pattern
wanted and bust measure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30

The occupants OF a city lodging
house passed a strenuous night. the
night before last, In consequence o.
thes tendency Of a bibulous roomer u
celebrate. The man who had hurled
too many hooters beneath HIS belt
wanted to shout and sing and argue
and swear. and the other residents
of the establishment objected. Final
~ the night police were summoned.
But the man vas quiet when they
arrived and after advising him To 80
TO bed and warning him that he must
make no further disturbance. they do.
parted. But they had no sooner hill
the pike than the reyelcr resumed his
noisy celebration. and kept II up at
intervals a large part Of the night.
Several ladies' In the house were badly
but II all's well that ends well,
nothing more TO DO SAID.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30
FINE HOTEL FOR LAS VEGAS.
Rumor In the Air Of important I'm.
proyement for Las Vegas.


The Optic has gotten wind OF a pro
ject for the erection Of a splendid
family hotel to be located on the
triangular block between the w, G. r,
u. fountain and Lincoln park. the
structure 10 be built at an approx
mate cost OF d half million dollars
The plan Is for a building erected
around an open court, which would
be utilized as a garden for tropical
plants protected In the winter by a
roof of glass and exposed the year
around to the sun light. Every room
will be opened on both sides 10 the
health giving air OF New Mexico, and
will afford an outlok upon the garden
within. The structure lis to be ar
ranged and equipped with a view OF
making IL the most attractive hotel
In the southwest, and with q view of
offering attractions to the traveller,
pleasure and health seeker in keeping
with the peerless natural attraction
which our climate affords. The pro-
ject Is well conceived and will fiji
want which has been long and keen
~ felt by the people or the city. It
Is only waiting tn favorable action OF
capitalists who are eminently able
to carry II forward to speedy com
pletion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30

Governor otero yesterday afternoon
appointed the following delegates n,
large TO the Delegate Irrigation con
vention TO be held at Albuquerque
October 10: Solomon Luna. Los Lu
mas; ". N. Reed. Roswell: r. G. Ira.
cy, Carlsbad; Jay Thurley. Santa Fe.
Colonel w. II. II. Lleweliyn. Las Cru.
ces Colonel K, Il. Twi,chell, Las ve.
gas: A. L. Hobbs. Las Vegas: George
L. Brooks, Albuquerque. A. p, Coon,
socorro, and - c. Hernandez. TERRA
Amarillo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30
4 VICTIM Or TYPHOID FEVER.
The Dread Disease Claims as It's Vic
tim a Baby Boy.

Tho llttle three year old child d
Mr.. and Mrs, =. II. Salazar, who has
been sick with typhoid fever for over
two weeks, died at 1880 last night
The funeral will be held At Santa tx
tomorrow morning at half past ten
whittier the remains we're taken on
No, 7 today. The body will be laid
% rest III the family vault. The sym.
pathy of a large circle Of friends goes
out TO the sorrowing parents In the
loss Of their little one who Is taken
from them at this tender age when his
life was just beginning to unfold.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30
Montehore Congregation.

Day OF Atonement services; even.
Ing sedvlce Wednesday night at 7:3O
o'clock sharp; morning service Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock; noon recess
from 1915 10 l;45. Afternoon service
at las; memorial service at 8 o'clock;
Concluding service at 4 o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
DIR. NJ. LEFKoyITs. Rabbi.
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NJ. W. Portortleld, the well known
druggist at Silver City. passed through
the city on his way 20 Sc Louis and
other eastern cities, yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Portcrneld. while In st
Louis will make arrangements for the
installation Of the New Mexico expo
sition exhibit, a part Of which II Will
BE necessary 70 install this fall. Mr..
Porterfield will represent his broth
er, J. G. Porterneld, who Is superin.
tenient OF New Mexico exhibits for
the fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30

Saturday evening, October 4 has
been chosen by the woman's Fedora.
tIon as the time for a dance and card
party 10 be given at Rosenthal hall.
Preparations are being made that will
ensure a delightful evening. The
Woman's Federation Is one Of the
most worthy organizations in the city
and the affair next Saturday evening
should be accorded the most liberal
patronage not only on account Of the
pleasant time TO be hal. but also On
account Of the object.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30

DIR. o. A. Rolls ana Edward samp-
son Of watrous. came down this az.
tcrnoon and will leave ON No. I for
Holbrook. Ariz. Thence they Will
drive sixty miles southwark TO one
Of The Ramer ranches III o. iugollon
mountains. where they viii hunt bear
for two weeks. The region Il said
TO be the best In the southwest for
such purposes. Mr. Sampson fore
MAJ for Mr.. Ramer. Is thoroughly IA
mlliar with the country and Che doc.
Tor ts a mighty hunter. so look out
for interesting stories when the pair
return. 80
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FREDERICK Soto and his cousin So,

FREDERICK Soto and his cousin Sew.
cro Soto Of Juarez. Mexico. who ar.
rived in Las Vegas a week ago III
company with the family OF Ambrosio
Martinez, left this afternoon for Santa
Fe where they will enter the San MI.
guel college. Gullieromo. Soto and
Miss Rafclita Martinez. also OF Juarez,
who arrived here al the same time.
have decided to remain here for the
winter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-30

Forty mon were brought in from
The north yesterday afternoon and
taken to the Hot Springs canyon 10
work on the railroad. Another batch
came in today. About two hundred
men are now AZ work and rapid pro.
gross Is being made. II Is worth while
% take q drive 70 the camp one Of
these fine afternoons.