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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07
KNOWLEDGE rs POWER.

First class in general knowledge"
announced the teacher.
Heads long and short. colored and
tousled. came forward and ''toed the
line"
Johnny Murphy, what is lake?"
"a hole in tin can"
What is the capital of the United
States?"
ireland and Croker"
WHO invented gun-powder?"
Guy Fawkes."
What was Caesars occupation?"
Pitching his camp several PAGES
from the camp of the enemy"
Name the seven wonders of the
world"
"shadrach. Meshach, and Abednego.
John L., Billy Patterson, Carrie Ma
ton and the Douglas Patent Closet"
Johnny is in danger of being sent
to the Philippines as an instructor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

The Commercial and Official
Record contains all official,
court, corporation, foreclosure,
and partnership notices pub
lished in all the English news
papers in the Territory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

RECORD will convenient reference
Men, Plantation Agents, Attorneys and NOtaries ETC.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07
RIVALRY IN SIGHT.

In the year that has just closed all
the customs districts of the United
states showed a decline of exports OF
grain products except the Pacific Coast
ports. the shipments from Puget Sound
increasing As per cent.
From an American point of view
there is one shadow in this bright light
of future American supremacy on the
Pacific. and that is the rivalry of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

terminus monopOlize the whole OF thu
enormous and rapidly growing ALASKAN
traffic
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

now be much greater than when Mr.. Carnegie
bought his home site!
IMPROVEMENTS ON CARNEGIE HEIGHTS.
Among the more notable dwelling houses that
are now being erected which will soon be
built in the immediate vicinity OF Mr.. Carnegles
house are the two so-caled Sloane houses IN
Ninety-Arst-st., between Fifth and Madison aves
which W. D. Sloane is reported as building for
two of his daughters; two houses in Ninetieth-st
adjoining Mr.. Carnegie's garden: house which
!. Townsend Burden will build for himself on the
south corner of Ninety-second-st and Fffth-ave.; {;
a proposed nome for Mr. Carnege's brother on
the north corner Of Nnety-frst-st- and tffth-ave
south cop5er of NinetetS1sf the dwelling house
of Archie NJ Huntington at No; l04 FMlIth..ave. M ave-
occupied by Joseph J. Lawrence, at the north cor
ner of Eighty-ninth-st-; the proposed home OF w.
B. Leeds, Of Pittsburs, on the south SIDE OF Elsnr
ninth-st-. Immediately east of Fifth-ave; the pro
ner OF Eighty-eishth-st and the mouse iT~ % er,
built for Henry Phipps seven lots 'on the north
corner of Eighty-SeVenth-st. ,
Several fine specimens of the latest type & OF Rsn M
class reproof dwelling houses have been punt on
ers he most nota PIE OF tnese are 1Ie corne1
built by Hamilton NJ. Weed At the southeast d GHdfeg
dlrectiy opposite Mr.. Phipps's marble house. in
Eighty-seventh-st.. all three of which were de-
modern American basement dwelling houses built
by Charles Glenn in Eighty-ninth-st from pidns ny
little further down the avenue between S,.e
E.ghty-trd and Eightyfourth stS f. a boses als-
TheY RE are built in accordance with the highest
starsard of design and workmanship. and form
notable additions TO the upper Fffth-ave- dwelling
Considering the charms and attractions Of the
highlands for residential purposes. the heallhlu,
the character OF present and prospective improve
rnents it does not extravagant to predict for
within the nexf few years. AS facilities for more
shed vital factor will, OF course, be adoed 10 the
probable upward movement Of prices
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Bermann al; mortgage. sic ZOO. Nominal
Brook-ave, s Wendover-ave. 55xI0.2x
81. 1.Ix1001 IL; Laurie ] Levey to Charles Goeben
Pell Place. 91 II OF De Milt-ave. 83x1Oc.
Wakefield; Charles Crowell to Rose Felly. ,
56th-st, 273 fl Of 6th-ave. 22x1O05: William
S Kane Mitchell A C Levy Norman
S1st-sc. No 231 East, 20x9S9: William III OCon-
Catherine Frech. executrix; mortgage $1,000
eth-st. No 43s East 25xs4: Jacob weinstein and
another 70 Henry Braun; mortgage. 5000; 49,
i1sth-st n 8, 36S # " 3d-ave. 17xS0: Jacob
George Brown; mortgage. 11.OOONor1irai
Stanton-st. No 253 s, COX W DIX l5x
n 75 to beginning; Israel Miller to Robert
Bader; mortgage. $4,000; o Q and ..--.-. loo
property; Robert Bader 10 William Bachrach
another; mortgage, SCI 500. Nominal
Charles-st s, 100 Fl OF 4th-st 20x94-I
Frederick Kroger George Schenk- Nominal
st e Arlsterdanl-ave, 25x1O22:
Richard Wightuan. tr. to Jane L Creedi mort -
SCI. .OOO c and 100
ssth st No. go East. 10 2x10O.5; Samuel Green
To Anton Rasmussen: mortgage. 5000. 100
Grace-ave " st RaymOnd-ave lots III map
St Raymond Park. 81 sx6S 10x25x47.S: Grace
I13, 81 SxS9- 10x25X6S. 10:
Kathe Glenz Frederick Glenz. 100
137th 233 237 West 5Tx99 II; Geraldine
Broadbelt to Richard Wightman; mortgage.
1O2d ST. No 3O4 East. 2jx1OO.11 David SaIzberg to
Samuel Friedman; mortgage, $4,000. Nominal
123d ST. No 209 West. Is. 1x100: Eva Phipps TO
Charles W Phipps; mortgage. $1,000 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gareiss Augustus jr, Charles Fl Gareiss:
Wll.is-ave 5. 3S-9 II n OF 141st-st; due Janu-
airy 3, 1895 per $500
Van Siclen. George W. TO Florence 7. Horsman:
a8d-st No 40 West: years. per 5000
Goeben Charles. jr TO Harlem Savings Bank:
Brooks-aVe Wendover-ave. ! year. Ala
per ..,........- 1900
Same same WendOver-ave, s, Is. II II Of
Brookave: year. IA per 9Ooo
Same 10 same: Wendover- ave. $. 51-li II Of
Brook-ave year. a. per .....---.... 11.oOo
Reeves. Hubert. Sarah Lake: I4th-st n
S, lot, H. Wakefield; wears. $40
Feeley Rosa a. TO Charles r Crowel PeIl Place.
3. 91-4 II n of Demht-aVe. Wakefield; year.
Bader Robert, 10 Israel Miller. Stanton-st.
1905. 5 per cent, $500
Braun. Henry. Jacob Weinstein and another:
9thst. No i3S East, nstaiments. g cent. 5000
springer. Benaat and another TO Ottiie Block.
eth-st or st Marks Place No III: year
per cent loo
Creed. Jane /. 70 BTevoort Real Estate Company:
stth-st S. 2T5 II OF Ansterdam-ave;
q
Engemann Peter. and wife Alice Hargrave:
sreAton-ave, E. l24 II Of ls4;h-st; 3 Yrs; -
Williamson Martha l. Montague Sherman.
S'h-ave. No 90I corner ot 54th-st No SO2,
10 part; all title: due April a. 1905 per
Realty Securities Company 10 TItle Guarantee
stt sIa trust Company. 32d-st n s oSs II W OF
aiso t5i-st n $ 500 Il W OF Sd-aVe; prior
mortgage; due April l. 19i3 cent. 43s SIS 50
hIIsen Jacob, 10 II 5 Eisler. Lexinston-ave
= 1u II ~ OF 97th- ST; two mortgages. due
o., n,9rtgsse. yerT, a. per eaea. 1000
Tuod susan IL. Manhattan Mortgage Com
s~HSt plot begins AT " sidA az stone Fence az
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

us,ooo coo. The experts tables the value OF the
land give the value Of the and street 'front.'
ages follows: Street frontsges at Ss8o,0oo Fifth
ave frontage 100000. and Madison-eve frontage
e 100 900 Demand creates values, and study OF
these figures reveals the demand for properties
ln the upper Fifth-ave section has grown in a
decade.
PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE BLOCK.
II be truly said that to-day the block holds
Q unique position IN the realty market Beyond
O question Of doubt il is Of the most valuable
residential blocks in the city Almost every month
new realty records are being made; and may not the
value OF the block he many times greater twenty
years later than now. Among the property owners
4n the block are Henry II. Cook whose house stands
at the northeast Of Seventy-eighth-st.; Mr..
and Mrs. z. c. Converse. No. East Seventy
esrhth-st; Reginald c. Barclay. No East Sew
enty-eishth-st: Mr and Mrs Percval Kdhne. No.
! East seventy-eighth-st; Thomas E stiInan. @
Key sssPasns No Est
enty-eig ghth-st.: Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac D. Fletcher,
80 East ssreaty ti-st and Frederic Geb,
hard. No. East seventy-ninth-st.
OF F1fth-ave-. is considered by many architects TO
e one of the best types OF architecure in wellipg
street by spacious lawn II stands on a plot OF
ihe plot Of lots is 81 $1,000 Mr.. Cook is building
another house for himself plot fronting in
which when compieted viii ii be occupied BY mem
ines @ q IN f d bok m NJ cdo eeTcs 81 a no e 3
crirnin2rion only selling property those VINO
agreed bui,d high class dwelling houses their
lots for their own occupancy for sale 10 persons
who would make their homes il the houses. BY
these methods - became certainty that the class
OF dwelling houses 10 he built the block would
not be eoSalleG by similar type of houses N any
other block IN this city.
PRESENT IMPROVEMENTS BY THE J. c.
LYONS COMPANY
Approaching these advantages most of the
lots fronting in seventy-rinth-st. and q plot
ct the southwest corner OF Seventy-ninth-st
and Madison-ave.. with e frontage OF 1927
feet in Ms ;zon-ave, the J. c. Lyons Build
.ng and Operating Company bought about a
wear ago. This company Is conn pieting three
Ave story freproof American basement dwelling
houses part ot the property. 10 be offered for
sale AS .Con as these houses are sold, the
naming lots IN Seventy-ninth-st. owned by the
company viii be improved with high class dwelling
houses.
An idea of the demand for properties in the block
and souas Of the improvements under way pro-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

posed may he had from the records Of building
shces is of realty titles On June 8 1900 sidney D.
Ripley took title to plot fronting . S rect N Sest
corner of ,,n and and
Company. On the same day J. Nam TOOK ,o5 tltse e
TO plot 25xleo feet and on OctonSr 4. lSI re.
be noTh side a. 70 Of a soeghf2r
sf and ba en Is house as wRch stands
the lot built by Mr.. Lvonss company fnr
May 1862. the J. c. Lyons Building and Operating
Company bought large plot on the south sac ae OF
ave. for s2s5 600 Reginald G. Barclay acquired title
to lot o2 on f@gt 5,r kpsVn 49, Is as No East
realty transaction which attracted widespread
coionei Oliver n Payre Of plot 7exlo0 feet with
adjoining parcel 5x1O22 feet @ fTo o Henry 3T nIa III
has fTontage 20 feet in Fftlave. and s,rs begins
bv Coonsi Pav1e n as Wedding cift to his nephew
Payne Whitney. Colonel Payne did not however.
bbs tie oe ens after pis he made he he
transferred parcel of the plot; having frontage
j 6 Irons %ho o retransferred title to the parcel
pany A house is being built on the Whitney plot
for Mr.. whitney. and dwelling house is oeing
o@ co0ne G0 f Pse esTsi Henry Henry H H The
Lyons BgiidiBg and operatng C9mnsny is also
The Payne whitney house will be soxs5 f. feet to. on
lot % a & fe Of # tB B bnng 9f f viii he P9 six
stories h,sh will he Of Whit marh,t and granite
MKT H Mesd rsces nifs sT rid n in about
i'm e h.
side Seventy-ninth-st lots TO he worth
S6.oan front foot and inside Nadisoh-h'e.
lots $1,000 front foot.
NORTH OF SEVENT'Y-NINTH-ST.
Evidences Of the continuous rise in values in the
section north os Seventy-ninth-st. up TO Ninety
ffth-st are supplied by practically every trans
action and the many hundreds of thousands or
dollars which are being expended in the erection
here Of some Of the finest dwelling houses ever
built in this city shows concusively that there Is
substantial basis to the increase in land values
ard pernanency to the present character Of the
district.
Up to the time Mr.. Carnegie purchased the block
on which his home stands the development Of the
section was slow, but since then vast sums OF
have been spent by investors, bullderS ana
SPECTATORS in buying and improving with modern
ground. The total of the sums expended in TINS
way in the last three years viii probably appear
INSIGNIFICANT as compared with the sum which VIII
represent the purchase and Improvement OF plots
there the next ten years
It is considered g safe cue by hundreds Of per
steps of the big builders but there is little need in
determining the value Of the attractions OF the dis
tricI and what the future conditions OF the same
likely O look about for such cue. An
drew Carnegie by building home in the district
satisfied many doubling Thomases as to the worth
can afford 10 own and occupy the best type Of the
modern dwelling house. The big and small invest
Crs specuators and builders who entered the dis
trict after Mr.. Carnegie made his purchase took
their cue from him. And does 1t not seem to be
a fact that the attractions of the district must
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
REALTY NOTES.

DR.. Philip D Kerrison is the buyer Of NO bS
West Fifty-eighth-st.. four story dwelling house,
lot 16x1105 feet
Emanuel Simon has sold for the various owners
to Samuel Samuels No. 217S. 26SS and 1888 Eighth
ave; also to Barth Rhenauer No 80 West One
also to Jacob Franken-
thaler No 115 West One-hundred- and eighth
St; also to Anton Szilagy No. 1929 Avenue A, and
for Jacob Frankenthaler No. 804 East Twenty
sixth-st.
]. Benjamin Hart has rented for the season for
NJ. A. c. Levy to Percy. R Pyne the Pine Brook
Camp, near Wawbeek, Adirondacks. 1t was once
owned by Ex-Governor Morton.
Plans have been filed for alterations to No 81
West Twenty-sixth-st. A five story extension Of
limestone and brick is to be built on the front
and the interior redecorated, at a cost of s25,GD
The estate of Elizabeth A. Blake, Passaic, y. J.,
is the D. S. Van Antwerp is the architect
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, April I1-Catte-Recspts 25O head nominal;
good 10 prime steers IS I0as5 90 poor medium $50
S4 so; stockers and feeders S39S4 10 81 59Si s.
heifers 50 50s5 81 1882 90. bulls s. 5OGS4 40
sSdS6 75; Dexas fed steers, S4 60dS5 HogRe
today, 700 head: ZS 90 head; lsfr
over. 3.5oo head; steady; mixed and butchers s. 80
81 40GS7 co. rough heavv.
81 15as7 35; light soGs7 Is; sales 81 15ES7
Shee-Receipts 500 head sheep and lambs steady good
choice wehers IS 506S6 IS: fair choice mixed. $40
IS so; native lambs, S. 50GST 75-
Cincinnati. April i1--Hogs strong, s56S7 so CattIs
steady 81 504S4 S5 Sheep weak. So 258S6 Lambs
81 25aS7 10.
City. April 1f--CattIe-Recsfpts. 100 head,
market unchanged; choice dressed beef
81 5GGs5 25 good So s0s4 50 stockers feed
ers IS 1884 go Western fed steers S3S5 Texas and
Indian S3liS4 cows S2QS4
81 1884 IS heifsrs 5OGS4 So Gamers 81 20
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
SPIRITS RPENTINE-Noninal
TAR-p{7a hA1g 81 ozszese ao. -, ~ q.
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

East Liberty April u.-Cattle steady: choice s. 500
50 20; prime. IS l5aS5 -. good 90GSS HosS slow
prime heayies s. Io mediums. g eSQs! 90 heavy "a
81 80 roaghs, S58$5 5 sheep lower; best wethers - ~
ass IS culls SOGGS3 choice laIfos
So 1887 Veal calves. So 50d$7-
East BEfsalo April Catt'eReeeip,s % head af n
common 70 good IS 508S7 IS. HogS-ReceIpts $500 he
slow legISe lower; heavy, ST0$7 mixed. s. -
Workers. 81 35GS7 AS pigs 81 150s7 rOughs 50
- 10 stass s. 50QSd sheen and IarnbsRecelpts t-Y
hea1 steady; native lambs. 81 50GST 90 cuS 20
81 SIs9 eo; Western lambs. 81 609ST yearnss Sg
TO good. IS Is 9S3 Io.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

point chains and % links e from q eor,s-
Dr wooster Beach's land. runs 70 CIsson',
and Wflkfn's Creek. contains Il. y acres Wss.
chester; one-ssxth part ali title: also 2uhIic
road Plot 26. Map No 7S Cfasor's POINT
contains 2o-ioO acresi all title; 3 yrs. per
Farley. John " Archbishop Of New-YorIe N
Emigrant Ind Saw Bank fO4th-st 5 3 To- ;,
" Of 1st-sve. yr: per cent t--.....>-.....
king L. 70 East River Savings Institution
13th-st. No s. West: I VI. 4 per cent .
Franklin. Ruford. 70 a Trowbrfdge Bedford
81. Nos % and 25. prior mortgage. SIP zoo. fs-
tidhQF . per cent
Rasmussen Anton 20 Samuel Green 4sfh-sf
No % East, instalments. per cent
same 70 George Griot. same property. demand
Cohsn. Hyrnan. 81 al 20 John Ciesfers Alien-sf
>. Is n OF Rivington- I VI. per cent
walker Ida j. 70 Charles Vein and anofha~
1s3th-st. 8. 12J r Of Shave. prior mort
gage. $4,000, due August l. 1903; s pe- cent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

81 so: bulls sSQS4; calves. s29sT Receipts for week
ne bead: I'd market steady; top s. 45 bulk OF sales 2s
~ heavy So4S1 mixed packers. 81
light 81 lOgS1 So Workers. 81 20SI so, piss So 0SS &
Receipts Tor week 5000 head SheepMarkst unckausei
native lambs. S59$11. Western lambs led
ewes. 81 T0GS6; native wethers S4 TO6S6 9O Texas
SPped sneeP - SSS6 90 stocksrs and feeders. S5 s
81 SO Receipts for week. $500 head
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market yesterday duiet largely nominal.
oelns negected as result OF TIRE holiday IN other
commercial markets Rosn quiet u1chanEsl as
was also tar. while turpentne nominal We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Nomnal
TAR-Pine bhls. 81 25GS2 80. oil bbls 50
= hSoSiN-Common good strained. 81 2SGs2 81. Y ant
r = so s. 20. c. s. s. so II s. sd s. 30
- loo 81 Is X. sS so NJ IS SOGS2 90. y. 81; " q,
- 10. and W ". ST 35QS4
STOCK ON HAND
o. 30 80 . . . s . s o.
IuFpenlihe. poS
Tar pctS - -- 90 -- ia-e
Wilmington. April 1I-Spirits turpentine-Ecceipts u
helS Rostn nominal. receipts. b0ls turpeutins
quiet 81 So so and 81 5S receipts. - bbls. Tar nrn
81 e5; receipts. 215 b6ls.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Lind-avc.. east side 61S feet south of One-hun-
dred d-sixty-seventh-st two story frame dwell
ing house, 22x5S feet Mrs. Margaret Ward. owner;
]. L Campbell. architect: $500
Tremont-ave.. southeast corner Of Anthony-ave.,
two story brick dwelling house and stable. 25x3i
feet; DR. n. B. Van Etten. owner; Robert W.
Gardner, architect; So 900.
Bronx-st. east side 56 feet south of hundred
eghtieth-st.. two story brick workshop and
storage. 53x32 feet; Charles IL Weigle owner Louis
Frank. architect: 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Many Transactions an Realty Mar
ket Yesterday.

ogden & Clar8son have sold for Herman Berg
dorf No. 125 Fifth-ave.. a FIVE story brownstone
business building. a lot 22xl0o feet The same
firm has also sold for Miss N N Whitehead No. 8
East Seventeenth-st., q four story brick dwelling
house on g lot 25xg2 feet.
Reid tz Murphy have sold to Patrick J. RyTnes
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TO ALTER OLIVE TREE INN.

Plans have been filed for alterations to the Olive
Tree Inn. at Nos $40 and 342 East Twenty-third-st
A five story extension in the will be built.
making the building over 100 feet deep. Calvary
Church is the owner. F. l. Pell is the architect.
The cost Is estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
FOR RANDALL's ISLAND HOSPITAL

Plans have been filed at the Bureau of Buildings
for a two story brick hospital to be erected on
RandaIFs Island opposite One-hundred-and-twent
third-st., a plot 157x2s feet. The city of New
York is the owner Renwick, Aspinwall & Owen
the architects. The cost is placed at $35O00.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Creston-ave. No - 25x95; Ernst Marx
Nathan Company Peter Engeman and an
other: O :; mortgage. 5000. IN
Washington-ave. 8 I549 II OF Quarry
Road: Is Ok look 13.sx
64x n &c Clara Amann TO Mary Nc
Kenna mortgage. So 900 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

RaudalTs Island. opposite East 123d-sf for a two
story brick hospital. 157x2S. city. owner. Rem
wick AspinwalI & Owen. architects. ....-..
1Ooth-st. 5. 175 70 OF fst-ave. for two sir
story brick tenement houses 81 81 II. n
Lon1onte. owner; J CagrianO. architsct. ..
Avenue g. No 80 70 u. for two six story aricx
tenement houses. % 4x76.t1: Frank owner:
@ 2 Pelham. architect -.------..-...-.--...
32d-st. Nos 157 and 159 East. FOR I've story
brick stable. J0xIs7: Mount. owner. = n
Friend. architect ----------- -.----.-........
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
BROADWAY SITE TO BE IMPROVED.

A twelve story store office and loft building will
be built by the Rossiter Trust Company at Bond
St and Broadway. The company has bought No
CSC Broadway a lot 29x130 feet from Louis NJ
Jones and Leo S Bng. and this lot will form part
Of the building site
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for SUMS Of over 500
fled yesterday. the first name being that or
the debtor.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wales-ave S. 3127 # S of Westchester-ave
50x57. 10x57. 10xS611: George Brown to Jacob
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

REPORTED SALE IN WILLIkM-ST.
The two five story buildings Nos. S6 and IS Will
fam-st. were yesterday reported sold. The report.
however, was denied The property adjoins the
North River Insurance Company's building.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
PERSONAL ~pENcu.,Ncs,

chaa, r. Stone Is down from Pueblo,
colo, "
chas> n Hehrman Is around this
way again, nj
Richard Dunn came IN from Rocia
IA last night
n Al Ngng h NJ the Rawltas house
Nom chicago,
Dr. J. NJ Cunningham wens Np the
road last night
Maearto Nalleaos II Aown from hts
Mora county home
Mr., vineeMt TTNaee weNt M ~
NNtoA Ma AFTERNOON,
AAelNh Branch was down fgom WA,
treMs to-day NesweeN trains,
capt w 81 NelA took Ava,volAas pAs.
aNNo Ner NeNweN this AgterNoeM
w A. Me3eew, the MsNeANce AseNt,
| hNa Men IN tewM Nom NeNvNr,
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VAivAge. stop ~ the MN NNNtN
ChAee 1Ns1lee NJ N MiA@ and NV
tNct AttogNw VAas A SNlesa warm
over gsvM Santa N this MNpNMg,
EgaNk A, Roy, eAe NJ the Nve NvesN
eEs nov eNsegea IN hNsiNess ~ NV
MapN county, has heeA Ia MwN ~
aay,
Heghert n Romero and E@eANa'
Valdez beth 81 whom have eEevAship'
in the legislature al Santa ~, aae 4
home to spend the sabbath
hon Margarite Romero came 0aWi
from E PorveMir today 10 take y rid,
ON the electric ear. he having q sips
eial Invitation from the managemen
to do SO,
Walter Rutler and wife, Mrs, Nm
Ludwig nfeld, Mrs. Harrington aud y,
York wore among the number who as
eompaned the cavalry troop AVER I
Santa Ne this afternoon,
Victor and BIAS G~allegos, brother
OF Juan Gallegos OF la Cucssa ,are I
town to attend the preliminary heai
mg in their case, They arc both SUI
stantial citizens Of Mora county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24

eaely Romance ~ New Mexico Couple
Finally Ends AZ the Altar "a
Thfs CITY,

ttnAy4 ,he above headlines. the Zen.
.Nve News ol "Wednesday has the foi
Aawsna acs~sNn, ~ the mar4teee " Mrs
MoNsc H. ScAmldt ANA John A. mi.
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