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New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rHP TRIBUEE-

TO TIE 1E4SI|1-S
r,..-. h,-il e-The Armour operations 64e -
- = e-g-oss all the attention IL tAe -"
rs- -r7,,s interest took some H'iiti'I - +be
botb JuIv and May. and the te7u-t tz - 7.lLc
- as,-.-oad &C 10 Ike May opened a. -
sold between 74c and 1Ss-c ana c4OS0 ..,- A.
g.. -, 1osed ct 7lzsc sellers. and SepteniOeI a.
- - - sov,a cables reported uneasiness over
= E-rance and Germany, DuI willie
= = .,+,,-es advanced only &c 70 &c 10
e. ,bs Nav moved up 1isc. showing Il "a 80 80
- - h,,,-ng rather than any foreign crop
- -. ,c,Ile6 the price. There was cofrec- &c
-,5,s x,sible-an increase OF SlSoo
-, t,-e-oas Of the decrease OF l.oao" ONs
.--o,r-,.,5 -,As+erday Foreign IaarAets "e4e +r
-. r-rlssb y,rIoes I'D q fraction a1o faFlS ~ -
:. - T2o,a,,.s Iooled large compared win oS ia
-s.~' C-ea-ances for two days were OA.y - -
f-,s-els There was favora5le weadaeA' 80
the confident expectation that the eo'e4 i- =.
- - r4-sss-- viii show the largest winter 49, @ "a
promise on record The coA1A0' - .-sLs an
hrsbels decreased I22o oco bushels me sum u %
g. - ,ssIe Is stiu unsettled. but the boats ar
.lov5v getting out with non-uILon hreii,eI, -.
.s -. - ,u,ssae feet Will be out beIofe Ii7
g. "a -. - Aru.our's purchases To-Day NSio
rss, ae htol - 90 go bushels, most OF Il ~
T. looked as though the Cudahy long ln0 u
w. ter, slov-l, bqtsidated. but corn N d s41iI
p-a,, e,-,,,,,a-t.fzed with wheat The close -
- 90 AFsv opened at z2s4c sold between 417-0 -
ga ana closed at zs5Lc: July closed at - -
s,i5er+ intention of the lake feet TO start h3I -
sor,s ,,.e,enee on the market: clearance pap
taken o4r for 5sl 900 bushels corn Ihe ,,
s,ook > - GO bushels decreased Ss'"V -
,rstiss 80 ,,- 2 fraction. The cash nlafAs'
So, - s,y,a sr.rrovenent IN the cash o oel -
Is expectsd with the starting Of the Meet -''N-
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George A. TreadweI|
Mining Company,
u William Street, New York.
Capital Stock. S5.OOO.OOO.
Par Value of Shares $40
Par Value Of Shares, $40.

The remaining Treasury stock of the company
is for sale much beI0U its real zGlHe for the fol-
i07ttKg reasons:
l. The company is perfecting its new Hydro
carbon smelter and completing its general equip
Inent, besides carrying the work of the de-
velopment of its mines steadily and on an ex-
ten3iye scale, and il needs all its resources now
a little later the tide viii turn and tho money
viii begin 10 flow in instead Of out
= The deIay-nO less annoying because IN
avoidable-in getting the new smelter to work
makes some stockholders impatient and tends to
keep prices down.
AS soon as the snelter is ready 70 start the
stock is likely to sell for $50 q share and TO go
UP steadily. It can be bought for less lhan
half that price now.
:5 The general market conditions have recent
" been against US but are improving.
Notwithstanding all this. however, our stock
is selling readily to-day al a much higher price
than il started at eighteen months ago. Wine
kindred Industrial stocks like those Of the United
States Steel Company and the AmalgaInaleo
Copper Company have depreciatec from twenty
4 We have had bitter and persistent opposi-
ton This is now, however, beginning TO tell
in our favot. People see that an organization
must have lot Of merit that can STAND up
against such assaults and grow strons uHueT
them. Our opponents are beginning TO ackho"I-
edge their error and to hang out the white nag.
The GEORGE a TREADWELL MINING
COMPANY has the richest and most extensive
copper property on the famous VERGE CopoTTr
R5l+ in Yavapai County. Arizona. Il mas al
ready a mile and a half of underground develop
nent work disclosing ore bodies as ricn dS
those Of the United Verde its nearest neighpor
n the north and extensive enough TO last longer
than any Of US will last It's smelter-not"lI , "lIn-
standing delays-is fast getting ready 10 LuI4'
80 a sr7aTT soon he on a dividend basis. There
J-ould seem 10 be no reason why we cannos
make at least as good record as the United
Verde has made. Our property Is just d. iiO4''
and far more extensive.
THE stock may be bought at market prices
..--auCt, one. own broker, we shaiA De
10 30 ouote prices application
uyR4 b. MARTIN, Secretary,
y William Street. New YORK
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Tba seaboard reported 70

.o-5av. The seaboard reported 70
loads for export -. selling by the leading
The feature IN oa' --ta market closed &c 10 14c
de Oe@F Monday ignoring the advance M s.tIste % for % to-
corn Receipts 80 Ee Iefs of at s514e and July at
morrow 10 Nay NAY se-oend keeps slow. Almost
3Olsc- The EAslei . ore ahoat here ready 10 start
] eoon s the be s9s G~ work hf The ~Sr ssh
Ient is rather a,ief: pork and lard up little
Provisions are Some Some increase in hog receipts is
ribs unshshsIa shs latter part of this month and con-
eKpeeIea Increase in Nav and June The important
srsst IN the market appears 10 Dc i''
NJ ~ Increase in hog arrivals
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-he terms Of subscription to be as follow

to be in - 49, 49,
SHARE BETWEEN
Ne I hNi" 0' S ZEN ~
Ts0P Be Old
Treur to ossue surn O the ~ M
Treasurer
9th IgE3t I9a4to 81 y
be
the paying the final Hstnen Said stock to carry
the last
October
@ ETRsTRIF- @
gsqohs 1a
when
inc 9th 1903
$24o
sT9czI9E86 } 6,E EPEB
MADE On THE FORMS FTRNIsEED BY
be
indicated W6e
stockholders unless
1908 not "o'''" 'o ~ 1@.s 'O'-"Sa - , r ,ooo
street Sa"'"' FP"> " " " ~ ~ ~
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DEPARTMENT. WASHING
TREASURY

L : n Z April I. I9o3.-Seal.d proposals VIII Be
.I ~ 81 .hIs Office until o'clock p. m. Wscnesdsy
spril - 1893 foT furnishing about l,oo tons Q. oi
tes buildings YORK Brooklyn y Y.
LI.lLe1 ending 90. 1904 such por-
~. car as may be deemed advisable Specihca-
tio proposals bs obtained upon
I.,cr =, the Secretary OF the Treasury. Wa-hinstoa
n 9 The right 70 reject any or al oias - resrrs %
the Treasury Department NJ L ALLIES. Actns
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

l. Department Of Interior Ofc. OF Indian Affairs
ashingtou D March 4 1908 Sealed proposals. IN
dorset Proposals for beef. flour. etc the case may
- 1d 5frsrted 10 OF Indian Affairs.
2267 south Canal street. Chcaso. III will be receivec
IntI o'clock p m. OF Tuesday. April 2. 1905 for
furnishing for the Indian Service beef four bacon beans
re sugar rice ard other articles OF subsistence
also fr bots and groceries baking powder
implements paints. oils. glass
leather. shoe findings. sactlery.
eta hardware and medical supplies. and long
articles. Sealed proposals. tadorsec
.5roosais for blankets wooen aud cotton goods cloth
may be, and directed 70 the Com
of Indian Affairs Nos. 119121 Wooster street.
will be received until O'Clock. os
ev May 1908, for furnishing for the Indian serv-
vvoolen and cotton goods clothing notions.
hats and caps Bids must Be made out on Government
b5ders viii furnished application to the Indian
u-ssrtngron D C: the L. s. Indian warehouses,
20 -, Wooser street, New Yor8 City: 26T South
I!d z-reet chicago H.: SIS Howard street. Omaha
200 Ss1uth ST Louis. Mo- the Com
+SS ~ subsistence L. s. A. az Cheyenne Wyo..
TesE me postrnaste-s az Sioux City Tucsoa Portland
Tacoma: and the Nanufacturers and Pro
d,eers Association Of California san Franclsco Cal
the hour and days above stated,
ars invited TO be az the opening Tbs
the right 6sterruine the porr OF
1r-- and al bids. OF
Did. " ~
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RAfY BUILDING WHITEHALL ST. NEW

* York April 4 1sO3--sealed proposals. in triDieats
Will be received Il o'clock NJ Aprn Il 1905
opened for supplying about 10000 gallons o.
Specifications and schedules 1urulsnec on
application Preferences WI be given 70 articles o. a.
manufacture, conditions OF quaty
and price Oncudng price OF foreign productous or
manufactures the duty thereon) ben. equal The GOVERN
rent reserves right reject accept al pro
posas or thereof Increase the quantity oy
proposals should be marked: Proposals for Mineral Oh
April II, 1893 and addressed 20 Col D. D.
WHEELER A @ NJ. G.. L. s A. Depot @ NJ
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.xD COMPANY.

THE ROCk SIS IsI-sHTR2 I--sHR CITY. April : 1905,
poaR0 OF DIRECTORS Or 1hh
Rock Island company this a Day y aSes5fS St Ia per sar
dividend 81 0o63 ~ the holders OF The shares oa me
payap,e AS csSptaI stock their esaI I sr l. iso3
TecoTo oa books Tor the preferred sd again al
IHe uaH5II p n April L. and op7le1 0e
O'clock a N. April - F!6 20 T BoGGs Asst Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

- PosA1s for Railroad TEaek Will ." Tsssvse , az
the burean ,ntI April Is. 1898. and then snt
~ ,hIIcv opened. for constructing about $40 Iee
tIr ths Navy Yard Charleston. 3 c. Plans and
~ s5ana can at the Bureau or viii De III
Cymasndant OF the navy yard nsfs-
sI@,T TEsSs Al ENDICoTT Chief Of Bureau AaFen -
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DiUidend Notices.

.,,rpro,.x TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH co4IPFAATHfF oIF ! /
Aal1f1-, f1n-,T7XzIDFTD OF ONE AND A HALT
- 7oYars uer share will be paid on h11s-
Of record st the c-0Se "a 0-
80 on Saturday Iarch =. 4Suo .-,-, March 3 to
TT1,s transfer bo Ks viii pe c5ose- 1-0'-
.r-if 1898 days lTc!!ug- 7,prz-ER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

he following securities were SOLD yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate salesrooun
by Adrian H Muller G Son:
shares American Sugar Refining Company ,,o,.
10 Sa'e1 Shares American sugar Refining Company
70 SHARES Sssionai -. q.
Is shares Central Fireworks Company o..
a. shares Central Fireworks company
So see Interstate Park Association second mort
gage Per cent bonds. oorPons May and
5000 BSooSisn cry Eaii!3sa
Isr cent sQna due lsti In, fedeelaaole lslo 1os5.
cent SOD bonds. due November 1920. in o,,.
rhe stery briek tenement house and lease q lot
lease 20 years from Nay 1888 no re
s31s 9eT9as rent G'es $50 rer aanum paya6ie
February. May. August and NoEsIIbsE
pars: lot 25SaS feet i6ls inches; building
80 shares American soda Fountain Company -.
,2s MeTchsn5s National Bank. 55es.
iss ssaTss Pliz MsG4ni2S Ssti61aI N@i's TIk 12ss.
Il shares Galiatin National Bank +ls
shares Pit5ssqTs; aszs Sps Common choaso ana 7H
6 shares PittssqTg, CINCINNATI Chicago and ,oo..
s Louis Railroad preferred lV'1<
e. 200 chesapeake and Ohio Railroad first cor
soass dae 1883 interest Nay ana No ,,-,,
,,o.o 0-sEon short Line Railroad per cent
and participating bonds. due 1927 interest oo,.
g ooo Te1ersanviiIe Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad first mortgage per cent bonds ,oe,.
-ue 1906 April and Octooer----- slpos
6 oae JeefeTs6nvtIle. Madison and lndLanaIolis
An. 1910 frre-esT January and July 1854
- shares CIer-nania Fire Insurance Company so
- srares National Citizens Hank--------- ~
Central Company y--- -4lo
40 esares Importers and Traders National 80
Bank
80 sra-es international Banking Corporation 1s4s
Mutual Gas Light Company o.
Neu-Yu-k
n srz-es Broadway Safe Deposit Company y
- sHa~es National Park Bank 4eJ
: srsres Western National Bank OF me -,
s5arss sni,ss 6i5iseas ssass National Bank Easie
esa-es National city Bank-------.-..-.,- 2sO
sIa-es Telephone. Telegraph and Csb4e
i----panv Of Eastern NeVT-Eork----.----- ol
oya ---s-es. Electric Company OF NeIN-JsrSey
t-sJ Tno-1gage - PEI IgaCsIrbe- CsIi g'--- s2ss
sAs-es Trust Company q America
zra-es American Exchange National foa1A
% Shares International Barking CorroEatlon ~
40 E-rs County Electric Light anu Power
5 cent purchase money
r~-5s Que October 1897 interest Aprll -.o..
and --- -
st t.or 8iTa Ridge Mining Company hrst mort
-ara < per gold bonds, due !S2e
-T--rors April and October April lse-'
----as Empire state Trus- Cornpany.--- loV
s---as ETo-raUk Detecting N-re No1f-
rarv per share @
Palisades Trust and Guaranty
+-----z-v of F2ngIevood. y J------------- -
sa s5e-as National Park Bank tex rEntse--.- ao'
= sr--zs Rcval Baking Powder company ---st
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Financial.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Pa, arah fh,I2os
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

opted:
eSran aask Coz
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Financial Meetings.

New York March 4th. 1903.
yr,t4F ANNITAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. ~ rups ~ the CANDELARIA MINING COM
Nv corporation organized under the laws Or the
f4N OF Directors for tbs en-
s1 year and the transaction OF sen other
before said meeting VIII De helo
On, s27 Equitable Building. Denver Colorado. al 10
c410A - -' c l. REEVES. Secretary.
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Change of Name.

orrcr 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
y spell COOPERATIVE GR9cERS gc6s business once
domestic oHanhaftan city COUNTY ana 9t's +b ~
in the viii apply 70 the surse fy of New York
State OF Part l. thereof. . oe nsII ry Of New
SpecLal of AaTlialsS-
Court HouS ~ M-uerTveighth dsy OF prl SD thereafter
O'clock the foTeh9H for an order author'zilE lI
as es,C6ratjon CTE1 TO change It's cor ,I1lSI1sNY
se Yok CITY the 10Th asy g5 COMPANY.
SPELL co OI5tE3A E4E-s-TF,R AsPELL President
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

New York. March 4th 1903
yx,1Iu A%~-IrAT MEETING OF THE STOCk-
L r4ornF.Rs OF the CoRRALTTOs coMPANT a cor
-.,ioT organized the laws OF the state OF Colo
sIection OF Directors the ensuing
10 f rhe transaction Of such other business as may
come before said meeting VIII be neld at Room
b27 F9uitable Building. Denver Coiorado az 10 O'CLOCK
a NJ 01 -N-'' c. l. REEVES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

a ADVERTISEMENTS and subseriptons for Inc Arbca'
"A a. their Uptown once
Advertisements will be received az the following orancn
rfr1Iar office until o'clock p. viz
o. sfb-aye $ e 23d-st: 1J3 8th-nse. cor
~. fSfh-.t-; .5- West 4.d-st. be
,--aa1 zb aDd SIR aves.: 3GS West i25th-st: E.s3s
aa-.xe between 18TH and TTtn sts: 1.o.o 3d-ave'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
Proposals..
TESCE STORES
FOR 81

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
Office Of Purchasing C9Tnu1issary. L s Army. 80
Whitehall Street York city ". Y. April T. 1so3-
Sealed proposals furnishing and delivering subsistence
in this city OF May. 1so3 viii oe re-
ceived this office urtll II o'clock A NJ on AprI -.
Information furnished application Enveiopes
containing should marked. Proposals for SUD
opened April H. 1893 and addressed U
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
,,,cu,csS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
r>rTTE rT1I5 a NSFER BOOKS OF THIS COM

Il - yr,rl ha closed al 8 o'clock p on Thursday,
Ar-, iFh f003 preparatory 70 the annual meeting OF
70 held Nav Ifh ana VI" be reopenea on
Friday May S'h' i'0' CHARLES F cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
.HAM9Wge-AMER1GaN LINE.

S. S. DEUTSCHLAND,
Record Voyage, days hours. % min
SAILS APRIL Q. MAY 7. JUNE =. JULY
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW YORK NAPLES. GENOA
Palatis-.-.--Apr q. PM Phoeuicia May Z ~
sRsve1na- Nay 70 - -
sRsvsnns belongs 20 Nav Co ITALIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
orc.s z, ard 81 Broadway Piers. Hobok.-. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

. ADVERTISEMENTS and So 541cs
DNaIet-e5 Ell their Uptown, x,xysy
NJ t'sD rereived a the following a. Z!
~ Teruar Office rates qnt 53 6fI,-ave..
.s54 sth-aye- s e.ssS.f. 25T West 3-c-sa-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
OLD DOM1NlON l1NE.


r,- Old Point Coufort Norfolk. Portsmouth Pinn-r's
porT ara Newport News Va connecting Tor Peers1us.
RIchm0nd Virginia Beach Washington. D. g. ami entire
South and West
p roor Beach St. every week day az p N
n 3 WALKER Vfce-Presidsn- < TTalfc Manage
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

rhe following securities were sold yesterday al
auction at the New-Eork Real Estate Salesroon
by Adrian H Muller G Son:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
BOSTON STOCKS.

,...s= r,- ?. 7. Day & %. No. Nassau-st)
= A. Apr z Apr. $
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

NORWAY. SWEDEN, RUSSIA.
visit these tErerestinE col-
o-rei By July - Cruise ot A. days 10
steamer ALSrsr-A> SEE-iAA---
SEARTERED FOR OUR PARTY
RATES So AND Up
Included send tor ilitsirate1
,roxrsums Programmes ready fo- VARIOUS ECRO-
PEAN TOURS ranging from $40 u So"
. " FRANK c CLARK
-, ppoA0wAv n y Q STATE ST. BOSTON.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

snA yEI.OCE" Fast Italian Line
IL v,-rEKIY sAILINGS TO NAPIES-GENOA -
a
ls x5S ard up Dining saloon On prone 1e s
T3OIOGNESI. HAEsTFiE1L-D e -. - N1- =
ETrROPE Select two rnontas ,o1- sAns - * ~ S>,1
sos0 REV 7. c TEMPLE FIemington. y. J.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06

Many Las Vegas folk know ant
esteem Edward Sanderson. the youns
man who has been associated viii
Ashley Pond. Jr.. In the conduct 81
the Pond sanitorium near Watrous
The sanatorium has been leased e
Chas. Upton. who will conduct It Al
n ranch resort. Yesterday. Mr.. San
icrson was here, preparatory to leav
Ing for his home in Retroit. During
his residence In the west 1t has beer
the lot Of Mr.. Sanderson' to win an
nncommonly large number or friends
This is not strange either. Mr.. Sander
son is an example Of that unfortunate
ly too rare product Of this rushing
American Hfc-the American gentle
man. the truest gentleman In the
world. Those who have known the
gentleman best during his stay here
shy no Is true blue. His departure
win be generally regretted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06
FISH roR TERRITORIES.
sixteen Thousaud Trout and Bass
For New Mexico and ArL
zona Hstchefies.

Several thous and 1sh are swlma.'ag
around down or ihe dry desert Of
southern Arizona.
They are In the cars of the United
States Fish Comn.isst5n car No. / in
charge Of superintendent w. Il. Smith
and a party Of efficient assistants.
This car left the h~aIcheries In Nec-
sho, Mo, last NJ ,nfay morning with
about 10000 fish. ii 900 Of which were
rainbow trout, the oilers being Crap
pies, rock and black bass.
The car has distributed a number
OF fish In western Texas and New Mex
leo and will nov distribute others in
southern New Mexico and Arizona. It
Will take the men In charge OF the
car about q week yet to complete the
work, after which they will return to
the hatchery at Neosho.
The fsh carried on the trip are from
one inch TO two inches In length and
are carried In hve gallon cans with
from 100 to 200 In q can. The front
end Of the car IL equipped with a large
air pump and storage cylinder and
this pump is kept going all the time
TO furnish oxygen which is constantly
kept flowing through the water OF the
cans. BY this method the water is
kept full OF oxygen and In q measure
represents running water. IS It Is con
stantly kept bubbling by the current
OF air.
II Is found after long years Of study
that the fish will do much better on
a trip Of this kind II they are notified,
30 they get nothing to eat while In the
car. The men In charge OF the car
state that the fish will, under ordinary
circumstances, live and do nicely for
from twenty TO twenty-five days with
out food. The water, however, In the
cans has to be changed occasionally.
People and sonm0nities desiring
fish for stocki.s lakes, streams and
ponds must file their application with
the hatchery and they are supplied ut
the first convenient time, when the
car Is sent to that section.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06

.4 EN'&
Let us stay here and not 80 to Los
Angeles" said a lady who came In ON
No. ] this afternoon to her husband.
There was much to encourage one
looking for rest and refreshing to re
main In Las Vegas. The sunshine was
never more brilliant. the air never
more balmy. the sky never OF deeper
blue. The husband gave ready assent.
the hand baggage Of the couple was
unloadei from the Pullman and the
two babe good bye TO their fellow tray.
eiers whose eyes followed them en-
viously ~ they walked away in the
sunshine.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06
Montehore Congregation.

Regular Sabbath services tonigh,
at 5 o'clock. and Saturday morning al
10 o'clock. The Sabbath school win
be held hencefosth on Saturday morn
Ing at 1870 o'clock. instead Of. as
heretofore. on Sunday mornings. Sub
ject Of Friday nights sermon, Tho
Saving Remnant" All are most cor
daily invited 10 attend the services,
DIR ~ LEFKOviTs. Rabbi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06


Lionel Benjamin. the clever son OF
d. Benjamin. n Of the owners Of the
Harvey system. ID . guest at the Gas
tsneda for = few days. The youns
man Will Visit all the houses on the
system Is far west % Los Angeles
He expects to 30 TO Albuquerque Sun,
day. Mr.. Benjamin likes Las Vegas
arst rate and ID having a nne time
Acre. This morning. accompanied by
Ira Davis, Of the castaneda CLERICAL
force. he ascended the way where lies
ne Scenic Route. and obtained an
alIurInE glimpse OF the mountain and
forest country around.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06

In the railroad column In this issue
the announcement OF the resignation
Of round house Foreman Jones Ii
made. The place has been supplied,
VIM. II. Taylor. late night foreman at
the Ration shops having arrived today
to Ill the vacancy. The new man Ii
q brother to c. M. Taylor the me
chanieal superintendent. He Is the
spont image OF his brother, and like
his brother. has an excellent railroad
record.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06
Guenther.kina

Friends In Las Vegas will read Of
the marriage OF Mrs. Eta L. King,
with interest. The lady was here with
her husband last winter. The gentle.
man found recovery impossible and
returned to his home In Quincy, Ill,
to die. A Quincy paper speaks Of the
marriage OF Mrs. King as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Connolly gave q
dinner last evening In honor Of Mrs
Eta l.. King. of this city, and Mr.
Geo. II. Guenther OF Chicago, who will
be married this evening. The rooms
were ta%stefully decorated, yellow and
white being the prevailing colors
Each guests plate was ornamente,
with yellow chrysanthemums, Thu
white being reserved for the pros
pectiye bride and groom.
MIR, Guenther Is a prominent younl
lawyer Of Chicago. He Is city attor
ney OF Blue Island, IA suburb. with Of
fees In the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Guen
ther will leave for Chicago immediate
ly after the ceremony and will be al
home in Blue Island after Jan. LIST.
Mrs. King IS the daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. smith Jones, AMI is vel
known In tho city. The ceremony Will
be performed at the residence Of J
w. Reed. $50 Jersey street, by Rev,
X. v. Meigs at $3.50 o'clock this even.
Ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-06

Messrs. J. s. Leeds and Geo. Mel
son. the first named at the head OF th,
Santa Re refrigerator service, The 9th
or being his assistant, left for tho
south this afternoon after a lengthy
conference with Superintendent +, IL
Pierce. Of the Aqua pura company
regarding the winters ice output OF
the Gallinas canyon.