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vsnezuelao RsvoIution Dangerous.

willemstad, Jan. 5.-The forces OF
the revolutionists are advancing In
three columns on General Castro's
army. At La Guayra there il already
much suffering and hunger and those
who can are fleeing before the ad-
vance guard Of the rebellion.
A desperate fight which occurred
last night within eight miles Of the
city Of Caracas resulted favorably to
the revolutionists. They are cutting
all telegraph lines. tearing up railroad
tracks and are hourly expected in the
Immediate neighborhood Of the city.
p. A condition Of extreme panic pre-
walls among those who have hereto
fore believed that Castro was invinc-
ible A committee Of the most promi-
inent citizens has gone to President
Castro and made representations to
him Of how hopelessly untenable u
his position, but he insists on holding
on until his forces are defeated in .
decisive battle.
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Don't prod THG Ap-'ETiTe-


French Academy Of Medicine Gives
Some vslu ,le A6vies-
The Academy Of --edicine Of France
nj the unanimous request OF the
Chamber Of Deputies has recently Is
sued . report strongly condenrins
the drinks used rs -aperitifs. or
sppeti,ers. By the bulk Of the Preach
middle and lower classes After care
full analysis DR.. Labonde, Who ~as
specially commissioned. declares that
every quality of absinthe contains
poisonous elements. He discards the
fallacy that vermouth. or noyear- is
harmless Chartreuse II dangerous
in = lesser degree and ought only 10
be used IN 1iAy netiical doses for
specific purposes
Preach gin IL . form Of wood spirit,
and the superstition which makes
viulneraire = popular remedy in Ger
tain emergencies IL 2erilous to human
life The Legislature ought sccord-
ing to the report. to forbid the fahri-
cation Of these liquors and the imm6y
date enforcing Of the law of 1s4s.
AGAINST absinthe- Dr.. Laborde con-
s3ders that the fiscal revsaus loses
q much n It gains by fraud or aduI,
tesation and BY the criminal or mental
heredity caused BY the terrible spread
Of alcoholism in France.
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ne,. Adm Would Aet Ne,..

Il Secs" said Brother Dickey. dat
one e. dc preachers Il In trouble bout
d sarpfnt what tempted Eve. Now.
dat's mighty fur back to 30 huntin'
fer trouble. but reckin Adam must
feel LAX reAchin' over an shakin'
hans vid i'm De preacher I'm talkin'
bout don't b1ieve in de snake story.
but lay de blame on de man. Adam
an'nhelp hissef now. en- hit looks on.
fair ter be na8xin' 1t i'm datAvay.
feels 70 sorry for i'm sometimes dat
almos wish I wuzn't related ter i'm!
But II bet you on one propersitior."
whats that?"
"h Adam had ter be made over. en-
vuz livin' in his day en- time. he
wouldn't be 80 free Wild spareribs. -
Atlanta Constitution.
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DEMOCRATS PLAN
TO RETALlATE

Denv0. Jsn- TIE following res
oluttoa was unanimously sdopted last
night BY the Democratic state central
committee:
Be II unanimously resolved y the
Democratic stAte central committee OF
the state Of Colombo, that II II the
duty Of tie Denocratic party AAA OF
its senators and Representatives, to He-
sort to all means within their power,
and to utilize MI the authority given
by the constitution and TIE laws, to
neutraif1e and defeat the pending Re
publican conspiracy To overthrow the
Democratic majority on totsf ballot
IN the Fourtee14th General Assembly
Resolved further. that inasnnch rs
the said majority cannot be over
thrown save by the arbitrary exercise
Of the night to unseat members OF the
House OF Representatives. IL is COR
opinion that It IL the right and duty
Of the Senate to utilize the same con-
stitutional right and authority to re-
store the equilibrium
Resolved further, that q standing
committee Of ten be appointed by this
committee to represent and act for It
in conjunction with our senators and
representatives. ut all umes, hereby
ciNuinB II Win "a tne pobH ano su-
tho.ity Of the committee in the prem
ises.
Resolved further, that said commit
tee be authorized to prepare and pub
lish In the name Of the ceatral COM
mittee an address TO the people Of this
state, diving the reasors and causes
for our sid actsoa.
Resolved further. that ali Ds0ocratie
senator's and representatives be re-
quested to meet and appoint special
committee to act With our said special
committee. with all convenient speed.
to determine II possible upon some
general course Of action.
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REPORT FROM
GOVERNOR TAFT

NA36t0Gf00- J84L S-3Ine 1uunsl fe
port Of the Philippine commission and
. separate report by Gov w. H. Tan
made public NJ tie War Department To-
day, Gives . review Of tie results dur
ing the year Of the work at the commits
s3oa and contains Recommendations fos
legislative action by Congress deemed
essential To the welfare II the is!anda-
The Noros, he says. do not under
stand popular gOvernDerf and do not
desire II, prefernng control BY the dat
tos. Possibly far in the future, be
says. control BY tbs dattos may
cease For the present however u
necessary oaly to provide . strong oct
ympathetjc eOvernment for these foi-
lowers Of N0hammed"
Governor TAFT tells Of the conditions
that have made the islands purchase
about SIS .000. 80 Of food and Of the e.
fects war has had upon agriculture. al
most the only source o. wealth in the
fslsnda. The greatest blow to agricul-
ture, he says. h the destruction o.
about ninety per cent Of vafer buffalo.
On which the cultivation OF rice Il Al
most wholly dependent. After speaking
q the rays9es OF Asiatic cholera, Gov
ernor Taft says:
0S B8uS N SAFAhe.>S.A
in the past was lAdrOnism and the pres
emit conditions are most favorable for
it, growth and maintenance. II Ii not
certain whether in the depressed state
a agriculture with the temptations 70
ladronism, that the eonstabulary will
- able without the assistance d the
military to stamp II out-"
Since the civil government was com
pleteIy established In the Philippine
provinces throughout the archipelago
In July Of Last year. the governor says
an American soldier has not been called
on once to hre gun. the country hav-
Ing been policed BY the constabulary, .
force Of i've or six thousand men.
1T may be-" says Governor Tan.
that a. the conditions grow worse. for
they arc likely to do 30 before they
grow better. 1t will be necessary In .
province like Cavite. where ladronism
seems inbred In the people. to proclaim
martial law and even to call in the mil
itaFy finally to suppress II. but It Is still
hoped that this may be avoided"
The ladrones Of Iloilo are character
lied ~ an organized band Of cattle
thieves. They are being rapidly stamped
out. Governor Taft says that unless
water buffalo can be replaced or other
methods Of agriculture substituted
which will prevent these animals being
indispensable hereafter. the future for
several years has = gloomy outlook
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Manila. Jan. 5-Solicitor General
Arenota. In a written opinion. sustains
Governor Taft's contention that he Is
not in a position to intervene regard
ing the possession of Roman Catholic
property seized by independent Cath
olics. and that the courts must settle
the question.
The adherents of the independent
Catholic church have seized several
churches and converts, and In some
instances native parish priests have
seeded, continuing in possession Of
the churches and have defied the new
pastors appointed by the Roman Cath
Ollie authorities. Archbishop Guidi,
papal delegate, has formally requested
Governor Taft to dispossess the indie
pendent Catholics and restore the Ro-
man Catholics. and to use the con-
stabulary in 10 doing. II necessary.
But the governor has declined to do
10. holding that such action IL beyond
the powers Of the executive. He also
advised an appeal to the courts and
cabled the facts to Secretary Root.
who sustained him.
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The mo breakfast" fad may do we'll
enough for those who know the mean
ing Of = seal brown taste" In the
morning. but for all others breakfast
viii continue to be = very pleasant and
satisfying way to begin the day.
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A New York broker who has just
retired at the age Of 60 has made
IS .000, 900 In six years. He will en-
Joy . vacation the rest Of his life. re.
gardless Of tho fact that his gain has
been somebody else's loss.
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A Tennessee train robber has been
sentenced to $50 years in the peniten-
tiAry. He may console himself by
thinking Of the fifteen years rebate
he will get for good behavior
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An Ohio maa, after trying for seven
tssa years to preach, has giyen II up
~ teeoos m ancttosAes. His ora
tory b likely 70 bring him plenty Of
oGees BOW.
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The courts have decided that one
legged man may. by the use OF proper
appliances, be almost as good as new.
Perhaps the Judge was having rheu-
matte twinges At the time the deci-
sion was handed down.
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Some watch screws are Sd small
that 1t takes $50. 900 Of them to make
. pound. Anybody who questions this
II At liberty to take pound Of screws
OF into q corner by himself and count
EN-.
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King Edward II going to see what
he can do for Ireland. The king may
have taken the notion that he would
like to hand all the kingdoms down
to his children in fairly good shape.
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Turkeys sultan says all his sub
5ects are equal in his eyes. II there
are any who are not equal he holds
himself prepared to Iop on q few
heads here and there to reduce the
inequality.
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Osd King Leopold will miss . nne
0EDostsnfty n No DOESN'T hurry out and
hsve m eseapade Of some kind now
while everybody Il looking the other
way.
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PROD. Clark Of Evanston. Who thinks
that . nan can live on $500 year
and save money. II like most theorists
on that subject-wiiiins to Yet some
one else try II.
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James J. Hill says that the young
nan IL king today The old man,
however, will continue TO be the pow
e. behind the throne.
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For instance. how many people In
tie provincial east know there Is =
nevspsper in North Dakota called the
Rljckestail HTtcker7
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The George Inn. in the village Of
Norton st. Philip. Somerset, is sup
posed to be the oldest licensed village
alehouse in England, the license dat.
ing from 1897
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A New York actress has published
rome amorous letters that she says
were written to her by the crown
prince of Siam. Apparently he for
got to ask her to burn them as soon
as she had read them.
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Mssaxni demanded to be protected
- Fifty detectives vhiIe in Neu York
Had he tkreziered 20 pay the inter
0Exzo,
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Sir Thomas Upton may rs well get
ready for the gamiest fight in his Ca
reer. The new American cup defen-
der IL to be called the Eagle"
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Among the perils to which a sub
marine cable is subject are ocean cur
tom crags and the attacks Of sea mon
sters, sharks. swordnsh and the like.
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The Turks are torfuring Christians
in Macedonia The right under inter
national laws to torture Christians is
one of the rewards Of being . Turk
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TAe ssvs ,hat . Chicago choir las
beea moved to tears gives bat . fAiss
tdea a wha1 the congregation must
saH9
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Prince capid's fnsi ZANE is Jonah
K Kalanianaote- We can't bi1ne
that man for not waiting to cling 70
HIS TILL
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One Of the scientists declares that
laxiness u . disease due to the pres
ence Of . microbe. Now 1t least we
know which microbe has the largest
circulation on earth.
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Richard Ns1a4eId sleeps In his pri-
vsse car. The thought may comfort
soEs shAbby fra&edtan. tosIsone,y
tfA1piHg ties
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- I'VE - AAsSea~S9 vSS Nv
m opefstica for Oxaritis, tells
Row she IVES cured BY Lydia e.
Pinkllam's Vegetable Compound.
liam 70 pleased With the results
obtained from Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound that feel it
duty and . privilege to write you
about II.
IL suffered for over i've years With
ovarian troubles, causing az I'M
pleasant discharge. great weakness,
and At times q faintness would come
over me which NO amount Of medicine,
diet, or exercise seemed to correct.
Your Vegetable Compound found the
weak spot, however, within . few
weeks and saved me from An
operation all my troubles had dis
appeared, and I found myself once
more healthy and well. Words fail to
describe the real, true grateful feeling
that IL in my heart, and want to tell
every sick and suffering sister. Don't
daily with medicines you know moth
ing about, but take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
take my word for it. you will be
different woman in = short time.r-
Ma LAURA EAMoxs, Walkerville, Ont,
s .;s s:.s !. , s:s.. ''''s INV '''"''
Don't hesitate TO write to Mrs.
PinkhAm IL there il anything
about your case which you do
not understand. She will treat
you with kindness and her ad.
Gretted writing her and she has
hAuvs06 fH1Ou1~O vaAx AAAxA~a l~
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Would Improve LsadviIIe Hatrhsry.

Warrington. Jan. 4-Superfntend-
ent Bowers. of the United States Ash
commission, has submitted an esti-
mate for inclusion in the sundry civil
bill Of the amount desired for complet-
ing and improving the fish cultural
station at Leadville. 1t is proposed to
erect new buildings and make new
ponSs, install heating apparatus and
make general improvements to the
station. Five thousand dollars Il rec
commended.
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Sssator Cl4rt's departure for Ku-
rope sAouiA greatly stimulate the oso-
dacttss q 1eU patntinSs by Old mas
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The inGe1ence IL tkat Pat Grove
vent to South Asrsea as . Nissocs.
mule
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4 mans good voEk HIVES sfter him
bot 1t isn't Lvays td<ntiAsd--Satur
day Evestsg Post
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chinese UpeiaInae aoreadIna.

Shanghai. Jan. 6.-The Disturbances
in the interior OF China are spread
ing. Five thousand troops have been
sent to suppress he dfsordefs IN the
province Of Che KianG.
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Pittsbusg can stsnd n II Trtek a.c
Carnegie eaE-
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Gone Lists Of the tee b<sx boou pcs
the caeekhock hrss a.d tie pocket
book secoad
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The s<v procezs Of making six
without tie services II TIE worm Vie
nod canse tie VOTE TO turn
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German cites vh<a thsJ vaat &AT-
oss advertise for tA<m- Then the5
eet good opa
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and o shoes are worn BY thousandsof men who
have been paying - and g.. not believing they
could get a iirst-class shoe for 35o or $500.
He haS convinced them that the style, ft
and wear OF his $3.50 and $500 shoes Ia Just
~ good. Placed side by side it is impossible
TO SO any difference. A trial will convince.
H:ttse l.erease gss Sales: p. 80. SIS. n
4 gain Of %. SIS. ljS. . in Four Year.,
-. 1. 0ovolAo $3.50 ollT GDoG LINE,
Woseh $500 Compared with 0thes n0akees
Ths best Imported as5 American feathers HsyFs
Petsat calk EsaMst. Boz caf. caff. Wei kd coSoas
Cot. aSs National kasgvpo. Fast Color Exeiets.
eAnSSnns 1hs Rsnuins have ". I. DOUGLAS
vossn0s na1eS ard ps1cs stampsd On bottom.
~. Il b6U01Hs. 19oGK TOW, GXa9.
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luesrezsssa- cczse.1se avr. Ia
.rv hkrt c-,s-.,sLns. there ase
vhas a1tet sAocsa-6s o. people VI
Do pos kncr ~sat & tie EATER VIII
,hea. rkey dag asorx miserable
exts.s.ce; they Apply to TIE tocd doc
lc.. oecasioIaIly. ard scDestnes Oh
TIT. = IitI.e Temporary relief. bst tie
old. tred. vornoat- 7ilSore. distress
Cd feeling a-rays comes back a<.ir
vorse ,han ever. rrtii IN dine they
become tired CT l.1i.x- vcader Why
yhey we're eve4 born and Wy they are
alive unless % endure constant suHeT-
fpG To zuca s7Eerefs Shere II
haven Of sysnEe In Dr. August kc~
utxs HaAhurx D-ops. which vas dis
cpressd uxe thai % yeass ago. and
which II y voadesfu. nedie.ns- One
Trial yin convince The most skeptteal
tast my or al II these eiMculues
may be removed. snd perfect cure
elected. By takirg Or. August Koe-
rigs Hamburg Drops. Get bottle n
ooca, bafore It = toe late
J<rnk-He Is . man after my ovn
heart LueiIIe-Hk was after mine.
too. bst lifted Kim
WHEY roc BCY STARCH
~ D.dsncs anA Gs4 the bess. IS o. ~
y euanA- Ones uaad. always ooo4
ADover gin vns b<,d ND By tvo neu
AZ the City park . few nights since Shs
Uas Earning TO skate and seemed to en-
Ie-a Aee.uss. q shs,r trss merit thai
- s.aAJ smoksss prefer Baxtsrs buu-
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w. Douglas mnkss and sells nsosO
Wson'o S4.oo and S1Joo SHOES than any ots0s
.tWO WsanUfacsuRors In the voSS0. vNlch
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PROVES thess superiority
thoy are WON ~ mosa
poopso IN aii stafSoHs ot
ME tran any oshos make.
Because W. L. Douglas
isthe largest manufacturer
he can buy cheaper and
produce his shoes at q
lower cost than other con.
Germs, which enables him
to sell shoes for $3.50 and
$500 equal in every
way to those sold else
who're for 81 and IS. 90.
nv n-r ~ IN
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Ie.s Aeeauss q shssr tsus merit that
- 0a6 smokers prefer BAKERS Bull
h<Ad S-cenf cigar
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A pHver gffi vns held up By tvo meu
a the City park . few nights since Shs
Uas Earning TO skate and seemed to en-
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Jsnnk-He Is . man after my ovl
heart LuciIIe-He was after mine
too, bsf lifted Kim
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-02
A MERGER.

This is the day and age OF mer.
gers. Great mergers have been made
but the greatest Of all is the merger
OF the interests of the employer and
employed. A change has come, and
a still greater change is coming,
bringing the mar who pays and the
man who Is paid nearer together than
ever in the worlds history. No one
agency has done more to bring about
This peaceful revolution than thu
Young Mems Christian association
the world over. It has o the re.
spect Of the employed by its impera.
tive demands In their behalf; and II
has won the respect of the employers
by the returns realized for the money
expended. 1t is impossible to doubt
not only the right but the imperative
duty of employers to spend money in
the direction of the Young Mems
Christian association. 1t is demand
ed by present interests and by the IN.
forests of generations of young men
to follow in future service. The pres.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-02
(From the Sentinel, Gobo, Mont.)

(From the Sentinel, GObO, MONTY
In the first opening of Oklahoma tt
settlers in 1889, the editor of this pa
per was among the many seekers aftel
fortune who made the big race ont
fine day in April. During his travel
ing about and afterwards his camping
upon his claim, he encountered mucl
bad water, which, together with the
severe heat, gave him a very severe
diarrhoea which it seemed almost i'm
possible to check, and along In June
the case became so bad he expected Il
die. One day one of his neighbors
brought him n small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy as a last hope. A big dose
was given him while he was rollins
about on the ground in great agony
and In a few minutes the dose was
repeated. The good effect of the med
icine was soon noticed and within an
hour the patient was taking his first
sound sleep for a fortnight. The one
little bottle worked a complete cure.
and he cannot help but feel grateful.
The season for bowel disorders being
at hand suggests this item. For sale
by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-02
RATIONAL METHOD.

DR.. Remsen, president of Johns Hop.
kins university, made an address al
the graduating exercises of the Armour
Scientific academy in Chicago, in
which he advised the application Of
scientific methods to current problems.
He would have laboratory methods
which consist in studying facts and
drawing conclusions from them, ap-
piled to the question of labor organi-
cations. This would be desirable and
helpful-it is, indeed, the only thor
ough way of obtaining knowledge and
applying it. The existing lacks are
manifest. The present method OF
studying the labor problem is not sci
entific. for the student starts out with
a bias, whereas he should be on the
jury. ! find that heat in these discus.
slons is always inversely proportion.
ate to the knowledge Of the disputants
1t seems that there is too great a will.
ingness on the part of the people TO
an opinion on any subject re
gardless of what they know about it.
This is a mark Of deficient education.
What we need today is more knowl.
edge, and the only way to get It is
by investigation of the facts as they
exist"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-02
Homestead Entry No. 1922
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DcPHrtMeHt OF The Interior,
Land Office at Santa Te, N. NJ.
April Z. 1909.

department of the Interior,
Land Office at Santa Te. N. M.
April z, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final PROOF
In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Robt. l.
NJ. Ross, u. s. Court Commissioner
at Las Vegas. N. NJ, ON June s, 1903
viz:
JOHN A. ABERCROMBIE.
for the SW IA Of NE IA, Sc IA of NV
IA, NV IA Of Sc IA and NE IA Of sW
IA, Sec. s. +. 8 N. r. IA E.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Jose A. Sisneros Of Anton Chico, N
NJ: Emiterio Chavez OF Anton Chico,
N. NJ; Francisco Chaves OF Anton
Chico, N. M: Gregogio Archibeca, OF
Anton Chico, N. M.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
190-30t Register.
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ent divided interests of Las Vegas
~imperatiyely need a common interest
in which all divisions may be merg.
ed. The Young Mems Christian as.
ISOLATION is such an interest. The
employed of the city have literally re.
sponded to a call of the associa,
ton for building funds. The sue
cess Of the enterprise is now depend,
ing wholly upon men of means-men
whose every futue interest depends
upon the welfare Of young men. The
one thing needed by those having the
matter in hand is that business men
shall place their expressed interest
in material form in the way Of def.
mite subscriptions over their own sig.
natures. Promises to help later on
will not move a shovel Of dirt.