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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07
Victims OF Corner.

Eleven Fall River cotton mills are
closed this week on account Of the
corner in cotton. For the same rea-
son a Huntsville, (Ala.) mill has sus-
pended its night run, the Eufala,
(Ala,) mills have closed for two
months, the Princeton mills at Ath-
ems, Ga, have shut down "for a few
weeks and the Georgia manufacture
ing company at Gainesville has shut
down, not to resume operations again
until fall" These mills are the lat.
est In quite an extended southern list
to suspend. This is the work ofsa few
spectators, who are just 0 rolling
In millions Of paper profits.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

The largest daily newspaper In the
territory--The Optic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-07

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81 telephone, p0stsl. or In person.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06
NUMBER 804
Band Concert,

The concert to be given by the
Monte Vista band will be Thurs
day June llth instead of Friday
the 18th. The band has secured
Mrs. j. III. Curiicc, II very fine
soprano singer of Philadelphia, to
assist Mrs. Curticc is well spoken
of by the Philadelphia papers.
The band has employed an in
structor at their own expense and
are liberal with their music, so
they should be greeted with good
house next Thursday night at
Broadway Opera House. We
give the concert program below:
l-MARCH Little Corporal Fgyrgy
Monte Vista Band
OVERTURE psyche DgIbsy
Monte Vista Band
3 TROMBONE Chimes BrG0Ey
Mr.. Carlos Martinez
1 OVERTURE Elk Is Reception 76JgHi
Monte Vista Band
. SOPRANO SOLO
Message Il Amour GoyFo3
10 La Capricciosa .Hgit,i
Mrs. j. III. Curticc
q MALE QUARTET Chorus of Pilgrims
from opera "Tannhauser BdpHer
Messrs. Campbell, Nash, Bratt and Zinscr
: CoNTRALTo SOLO Selected
Mrs. Myrtle Woods
s S-CoRNET DUET La Belle D1l6gy
Mcssrs. Baker and Bratt
Q -TRIo o! Memory Leslie
Miss Jacobs, Mrs. Woods, Mr.. Campbell
10 BARITONE SoLo-La Fleur DoRHe-eH
Mr.. Charles Stutsman
SOPRANO Solo
a-Knowest Thou the Land IWf
b Secret Love .UOiieRhHReF
Mrs. j. II. Curticc
l2 CONC CANTATA-The New Doctor
Mr.. Rheumgotit, a chronic, Mr. Zinscr
Mrs. the wife, Mrs. Woods
Miss the daughter, Miss Jacobs
DIR. Drake the butcher, Mr.. Baker
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

Is everywhere recognized ns the
one remedy that can always be de-
pended upon and that is pleasant
TO take. 1t is especially valuable
for summer diarrhoca in children
and is undoubtedly the means of
saving the lives of great many
children each year. For sale by
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The Rev. W. II. Breckenridge
and wife were summoned East
sfnn sf,cr reaching i.os Angeles
by tho critical iilnc-s II = brother
and sister of Mrs. Breckenridge.
She lef, n. once for Pennsylvania.
hut arrived there too late ~ scs'
her brother ansl sister alive. Som
ai,.r hcr leaving. her husband
WAS called to Hooper by tho ~.
nsss Of their daughter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Mrs. Nancy Shroupshirc writes
from Oklahoma to her son in tins
city that the ram fall at the time
Of the flood WAS eighteen inches.
She was one Of the fortunate ones
and her crops, which ARE good,
were not damaged.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

DR.. W. &. Davidson, homco-
'pnthic physician IN Won Egidy
building; calls answered day or
night from Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

There is to be party at the
Thome residence next Friday in
honor of their daughter and Miss
Clara Wiutermute.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The Civic ticket in Denver won
out Tuesday. The men elected To
frame charter for the city are
Ali able men and will not bc in.
hucnccd by any selfish interests
uor will they bc dom,necrcd by
corporations.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

c. a. Moody, of jasper, WAS in
town several days this week on
mining business. He SAYS the
camp will brighten up again he.
fore many weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Zach Eagle has been on the sick
list for several days and unable to
be in the store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

a. ii. Webster has been ap
pointed cattle inspector for this
district.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The admirable paper. rcnd hv
Miss lula Carpenter on Memorial
day, appears in another column
and is published by request of her
friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

l.. b. Sylvester returned from
his Eastern trip Thursday. lie
was week coming from Kansas
city 10 Denver. The trans were
tied up by the food.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Try the new soda drinks at
Ricc's; everything fresh, clean anG.
up to date
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The Post says that l.. o. Ray.
formerly of this valley, who went
to Tonopah Nevada two years ago,
has become millionaire mine
owner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Among the graduates at the
State Normal school at Grecly, We
notice the name of Miss Ada r.
taus of this city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Manager Breckenridge is remov-
ing the machinery from the old
mill and will take down the build
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06
Memorial Exercises.

S ~Sy "sO cAASot uua ioit 6uSl
after decorating the graves of the
fallen comrades in the forenoon, a
large crowd gathered at the Home
early IN the afternoon to listen to
the exercises there. The assem-.
bly, hall wAs crowded before half
q those present could gain sdmis-
sion.
The Monte Vista band was III
attendance aud did it's part to
make the occasion one long to be
remembered. Department Com.
h'ander Huff presided and DIR.
Grass, of Trinidad, was the orator
of the day. DIR. Grass took for
his subject "Patriotism' aud after
paying deserved tribute to the
soldiers of the civil war he pro.
ceeded 10 discuss the great issue
OF the present aud admonished his
hearers to ever be on the alert and
to take an interest in political and
social affairs, and not be wholly
engrossed in business affairs, lest
political parties take advantage of
their apathy and become corrupt.
Said the speaker, I'VE are jast
now standing at the very threshold
OF some OF the mightiest social and
political problems that We have
sver before been called upon to
meet The men who employ and
the men who are employed have
both organized, one against the
Other with view of bettering
their conditions. and out of these
organizations have grown acute
differences which threaten the
most serious results.
'As good citizens, irrespective
OF party, We should rise above
passion aud malice in dealing with
questions that 30 nearly concern
the very existance Of our national
pccess. What We want is pat.
riotism. liberty, manhood aud
far play.
''The man who seeks to right
the wrongs OF society by dynamite
aud the flaming torch is no more
dangerous than the INSCRIPTIONS
finsncier who steals railroads. buys
Legislators, corrupts courts aud
then shaking his gold iu the face
Of the people. defes public senti-
msnt aud d,sregsrds all obligs.
tions Of honor.
"rhe right Of business men to
combine for mutual benefit must
~lwsys liz conceded along with the
right Of laboring men to combine
for the same purpose, but both
must be kept within the power Of
the state.
III ever the blight Of socialism
shall fall upon this nation. the re-.
sponsibiltiy must rest upon 'h-se
two extremes in our social life.
"That oil men are born free,
with equal opportunities to sue.
cee,l IN life, 10 . fundamental priu.
ciple Of our government that We
ars rally to defend with the
sword"
An overflow meeting wAs al.
dressed by W. n. Morris, an in.
mate Of the Home. Mr.. Morris
address was timely but not NO
long ~ to become wearisoms.
Mr. Morrisis . mining engineer
aud is at the Home 10 take much
needed rest and bic time il taken
up in the perfection Of y flying
machine. a machine that has .
new idea aud looks feasable.
The vocal selections. rec,tations
and papers were all fine. especially
tho paper prepared by Miss Tula
Cnenenicr which hy specinl re.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06
From California.

Angeles that lie and Harry Sayler
reached the land of surprises,
beauties, flowers, ocean breezes,
ostriches, palms aud life. last Fri
day. For their first lunch they
had oranges and black cherries.
Saturday they made visit to H..
Il. Gleason and wife at their
delightful mansion mile aud n
half from the business center of
the city. Also saw Will Hoyt and
his brother who have a cigar stand
there. In the afternoon they
went down to he beech and gaZed
upon old ocean and shifted the sea
breeze. 1t is now harvest time in
Southern California.
AT Albuquerque he snys,. 1--WE
were IN trance at the wonders of
the big hotel Alvarado. It is
wonderful, built in old Spanish
Mission style.
81 have no language to express
the feelings | have since arriving
here. The place itself is the
busiest | have ever been in and in
some parts the streets nre nearly
impossible from the crowds and
street cars
"The streets in Pasadena and
Los Angeles are the most beauti-
ful and clean IN the residence part
one could Imagine. All the build
ings are frame except some of the
very largest which nre built of
sort of cement mixture.
Mrs. Gleason showed MS some
flowers roses. four inches across.
My. they were fine.
The orange aud lemon groves
are II sight never 10 be forgotten.
VIII write again when Know
more Of California.
Parma Station, siding midway
between Alamosa aud Monte Vista,
is destined 10 become al an early
date Of no little importance.
Here I'M cnterprising man, j. NJ
Schnupp, of Fort Dodge, Iowa
has invested IN 2,.iO acres of land.
has laid 1t ont in town lots and
small tracts. arranged for the
erection of substantial business
houses and Is planning one of the
most prosperous villages and com
mnn,tics in the valley. Alan osa
Courier.
Charles Barnes and wife came
down from Platora Thursday.
MIR. Barnes thinks there Is gong
10 be something done in that camp
tins year. Capitalists have located
properties nj Lake Fork. and he
learns they have also taken Il lease
and bond on the Mammonth which,
during the last year, has produced
some good shipments of ore
Governor Peabody has issued
his proclamation naming saturday,
June 18th. n Flag Day. and
recommending the general obser.
vance of the day by the display of
the national colors ON homes NJ
well as on business houses aud nv
appropriate exercises in ID"
schools.
Arthur Wells, while fording The
a Alamosn river near Frcnchy's
ranch the first Of the week. lost his
..or-c md saddle and saved his own
life by grnsplbg an overhanging
limb. HIS horse and saddle he
Inns been unable 10 find.
One ~ the event. II the week
WAS n Linen shower given We'd
n.sday afternoon hy Mrs. DR..
Mnnd-vilI. at her HON. in honor
of Miss Clara Wintermute.
MANY of her frieu1s and associntcs
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

II. II. v'inchcll came home
Tuesday from n bushes. trip of
ten weeks in the East. lie says he
accomplished NIL hc went for and
found times good there; plenty Of
work for cvcryl0iv. and the
lalWrers nrc very important and
inclined To ln smucy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Iolandc, the latest perfume.
Ask about il Stroup's Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Pure Ice Cream every day AT
the Model Bakery; any amount
you wish To get.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Miss Ella Packard came home
from Boulder last Saturday TO
spend her vacation. Miss Pack.
ard will enter upon her third year
at the State University IN Scptcm.
her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Those who contemplate getting
married this month and those who
wish TO make wedding presents
should read DIR. Chapman's n! on
third page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Miss Lizzie Eagle returned from
Denver Wednesday on II two
weeks visit. She has been nurs-
ing at st. !oseph's hospital in TIM;
city the past six months or more.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06
Big Bargains!

Mrs. O. a. Barnes Is selling
Hats at Cost-to close out.
Al-Nista the best panoram made,
at Stroup's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Mrs. 5, NJ. Kcgley and little
girl returned Friday from Denver
where they have been a few weeks
on account of chld's health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

At the meeting of the board of
Home commissioners held II month
ago. John II. Shaw hlcd his rcslg.
nation M commander. His rcsig.
nation was accepted last Friday to
take effect the first Of September.
Capt. Z. 5. Al,lrich was elected
~ bis successor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Supt. Carpenter was in town
Friday on private business.
Manager Breckenridge is rcmov-
ing the machinery from the old
mill and will take down the build
ing,
There Is to be "A party at the
Thome residence next Friday in
honor of their daughter and Miss
Clara Wintermute.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Kegley and little
girl returned Friday from Denver
where they have been few weeks
on account of chld's health.
Clarence Shakespeare came
home from Salida Friday. He
has been in the employ of the
ID. & r. G.. railroad nt that place
for some months.
Charles Carver, convicted of
mauslaughtcr at the MAY term of
court at Concjos, for the killing of
the gambler at Alamosa, has been
granted new trial.
Frank kegley returned from
Cripple Creek Thursday where he
has been several weeks. He says
business there Is very quiet on nc-
count of the strikes.
The Monte Vista band. assisted
by the best vocal talent of Monte
Vista, will give high class con
cert at Center, in Woodmcn hall
Tuesday evening, June 9TH,
DR.. Whedon was called to the
Schall saw mill n, Rock Creek
Thursday to see the little son of
Andy Scrimsher who WAS quite
seriously hurt in the timber the
day before.
The Home commission have
made II ten year contract with the
Monte Vista electric hight com
pany 10 furnish the Home with
lights until midnight and within
three years provide an all night
sciylce.
The Saguachc Brass Band and
FIRE company have united in CIV
ing Il Fourth of july celebration
Tins year that promises 10 eclipse
anything of the kind ever nj
tempted IN the san LUIS valley
Crescent.
George McCormick intends to
pillow and rcsccd 40 acres on the
gun barrel. The frs, seed having
ro,lcd in the ground. The Rus
sian this,lcs have got such start
now that ii would moi pay to drill
ii wi,hou, plowing. Center Dis
patch.
Frank Nash was up from Camp
Carpenter Tuesday and reported
that all the Crccdc boys he took
from here 10 work on the 1000.
foot contract are dong nicely and
that ,hcy are pushing work in the
tunnel very satisfactorily Crccdc
Candle.
j. &. Mcclellan, has given up
the management, Of the Gap
springs owing ,o the health of his
wife who II has become necessary
10 take la the coast The new
manager of the popular resort will
assume charge on Monday. 49,
Creole Candle.
J. 7. Nccrknmp and General
Bloomfield were attending court nj
Sneunchc the fore pnrt of the
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Supt. Carpenter WAS in town
Frldny ON private business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Clarence Shakespeare came
home from Salida Friday. He
has been in the employ of the
ID. IL r. G. railroad at that place
for some months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

h. Is. Hoyt, of Alamosn was in
this city Tuesday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Governor Peabody has issued
his proclamation naming saturday,
June 18th. n Flag Day. and
recommending the general obscr.
vance Of the day by the display of
the national colors ON homes NJ
well as on business houses and by
appropriate exercises in ,b..
schools.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The Saguachc Biass Band and
Fire company have united in CIV
ing u Fourth of july celebration
this year that promises 10 eclipse
anything of the kind ever nt-
tempted IN the san LUIS Valley
Crescent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

J. +. Vccrknmp and General
Bloomfield were attending court nj
Saeuachc the fore pnrt of the
week. Mr.. Nccrknmp cleared his
man who wns tried for stealing II
house. The cour, instructed the
jury TINT II building which wns
n part Of real -ein,c wa. moi per.
-onnl property md hence could
not bc subjcc, of larceny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Charles Carver, convicted of
maDslaughtcr ut the MAY term of
court at Conejos, for the killing of
the gambler at Alamosa, has been
granted a new trial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

George Mccormick intends to
plow and rcsccd 40 acres on the
gun barrel. The first seed having
ro,lcd in the ground. The Rus
sian thisiles have got such n star,
now that il would moi pay to dull
it wi,hou, plowing.-Ce Dis.
patch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Arthur Wells. while fording The
Alnmosn river near Ercnchy's >
ranch the first of the week. lost his
..or-c and saddle and saved his own
life by grnsplbg nn overhanging
limb. HIS horse and saddle he
Inns been unable 10 find.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

II. Is. Hoyt, OF AlamOsu was in
this city Tuesday on business.
a. III. Webster has been an
pointed cattle inspector for this
district.
Zach Eagle has been on the sick
list for several days and unable To
he in the store.
Among the graduates at the
State Normal school at Greely, We
notice the name of Miss Ada r.
taus of this city.
The Post says that l.. o. Ray.
formerly of this valley, who went
to TOnopah Nevada two years ago,
has become millionaire mine
owner.
The admirable paper. read hv
Miss Tula Carpenter on Memorial
day, appears in another column
and is published by request of her
friends.
Those who contemplate getting
married this month and those who
wish TO make wedding presents
should read DIR. Chapnnn's ~, on
third page
{. a. Moody. of jasper, was in
town several days this week on
mining business. He says the
camp will brighten up again he.
fore many weeks.
l.. B. Sylvester returned from
his Eastern trip Thursday. lie
was week coming from Kansas
city TO Denver. The trans were
tied up by the food.
Miss Lizzie Eagle returned from
Denver Wednesday on two
weeks visit. She has been nurs-
ing at st. !oscph's hospital in TIM,
city the past six months or more.
Miss Ella Packard came home
from Boulder last Saturday To
spend her vacation. Miss Pack.
ara will enter upon her third year
at the State University IN Scptcm.
her.
Mrs Nancy Shroupshlrc writes
from Oklahoma to her son in tins
city that the ram fall at the time
Of the flood WAS eighteen inches.
She WAS one Of the fortunate ones
and her crops, which are good.
were not damaged.
The Civic ticket in Denver won
out Tuesday. The men elected to
frame u charter for the city are
sli able men and will not To- in.
tiucnccd by any selfish interests
uor will they he dominecrcd by
corporations.
At the meeting of the board of
Home commissioners held II month
ago, John II. Shaw hlcd his rcslg-
nation Ms commander. His rcsig.
nation was accepted last Friday to
take effect the first Of September,
Capt. &. 5. Al,lrich was elected
~ bis successor.
II. II. vinchcll came home
Tuesday from n business trip of
ten weeks in the East. lie says he
accomplished NIL he went for and
found times good there; plenty Of
work for cvcryb0iv. nnd the
lalUrcrs nrc very important and
inclined To ln saucy.
The Rev. W. II. Breckenridge
and wife were summoned E.nst
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

One of Tia. event. 81 the week
WAS n "i.incn shower" given Wed.
nrsdny afternoon hy Mrs. DR..
Mnnd-viiI. at her HON. in honor
of Miss Clara Wintermu,e.
Many ~ her friends aud as~oc cintes
responded and the result WAS n
collection u pretty and usful prcs.
sn.s Tor the recipient.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

J. c. Mcclellan, has given up
the management, of the Gap
springs owing To the health of his
wife who II has become necessary
TO take la the consL The new
munger of the popular resort will
assume charge on Monday. -
Creole Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Frank Nash was up from Camp
Carpenter Tuesday and reported
that all the Crccdc boys he took
from here 10 work ON the 1000.
foot contract are dong nicely and
that ,hcy are pushing work in the
tunnel very sntlsfactorily.-Crcc
Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

Frank kegley returned from
Cripple Creek Thursday where he
has been several weeks. He says
business there Is very quiet on nc-
coun, of the strikes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The Home commission have
made II ten year contract with the
Monte Vista electric hight com
pany TO furnish the Home with
lights until midnight and within
three years provide an all night
SciyIce.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-06

The Monte Vista band. assisted
by the best vocal talent of Monte
Vista, will give II high class con
cert at Center, in Woodmcn hall
Tuesday evening, June 9TH.
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