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he entitled 10 representation IN said
county convention. 81 follows, to.wit:
Delegates
TT. No. II San Miguel 3
III. No. 2. Ia Cnesta ........... 3
pt. No. 3. ri Macho .......,.s.. 4
III. No. 4. Tecolote 2
I'll. No. 8. Las Vegas, south ...... 4
III. No. 8. IA Conception ....... 1
Pt. No. z. Los Alamos .. 4
III. No. 81. Pecos 3
n. No, q Upper Vegas, 3. Anton 3
III. No. 10. Chaperito ............ 3
IA. 10. Il. San Geronimo $1,000. ?
ri. No. III. Rowe ..,.... 2
ri. No. 10. Rociada ....... 3
III. No. II. sapello ............ 3
ri, No. Is. Manuelitas ....... 3
ri. No. 10. IA Union ..... 2
TT No. III. San Patriotic .......... I
III. No, is. San Lorenzo .......... 1
IT. No. 10. Mckinley .... 2
ut No. 20. Joya Larga 2
III No, ii. Casa Colorado ..... 2
ri. No. ~. sabinoso ...... 2
III. No. %. san Jose .......... :
Pt. No. Ell. In Liendro ........a 3
III. No. 25. Pena blanca ..... 2
III. No. 26. Las Vegas. north .
III. No. n. Cabra Springs ........
rt, No. ~. East Las Vegas ......26
III, No. 80. Canon do Manuelitas.
II. No. 81, r~uerteeito. Rio Pecos.
II. No. 3s. I'll Pueblo ............
nj No. 80. los vigiles ..... 4
II. NJ, "a. Las Muias ..........
III, NJ. 81. Las GafIinas 1
II. No 10. Pennseo Rlnnco ,..... 2
ut. No. ~. III cerrIto ......... ]
IT No Los Torres .....,.... 2
III. No, M. Tecolotito ........... 2
Pt. No. 40. Bcrnal ....t.. 2
II. No. Al. Liberty .s...,...... /
IN. No, Al, Los Puertes ........ I
IT. No. "A. 0iItos Frios 2
ri. No. III. III Aguila ..... 2
IT, No. a. Hot springs ........ !
III. No. 81. Lns Dispensas ..... Z
II. No. 81. Las Alamositas ...... |
1T. No. 81. Ias coioniss ...... 2
IT. No. SIS. Trementina ......... Z
~. No. 30. Agna Zarca ,........ ]
III. No. 81. Canon Largo ....... {
III. No. IS. Romeroyiiie ......... ]
ri. No. 81. Emplaxado ....... :
II. No. 60. In Manga ......
ri. No. CO. San Pablo .......... !
~ No "a. Las Vegas. central .... {
In all precincts where there 10 4
local democratic organization. The of
Ulcers thereof Will give timely motto,
of the time and place of holding theiI
Prospective primaries for the selection
of delegates, and In NIL precincts
where no local officers exist, The dem
ocrats viii got together it such tiaie
md place III they may desire and
name their delegates and ii sucl
PRECINCTS The democrats arr request
~ ~, also, mime ! precinct democrat
III committee which shall consist II !
chairman, fieoehatfman ana seere
tary
Al ihf democratic territorial con
Wntton Viii meet III Las Vegas Ii
tic 18th day of August, the delegates
II the county convention win Inv,
IL opportunity II Id present ii MI
convention, hence. il II uayiaahlt
that I'LL The precincts III me coaat.
send full delegations to tho count,
convention
Hy order III the democratic centra
committee af san Miguel county, fni
ytEaa, i II, July .. 1901.
q al LhRRaZoLo,
Chairman
Ggo, II HusKER.
Secretary
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FOR sALF-Dld papers at The Optic ofice 10
: cents bundle Of 50 papers or 3 bundles
for % cents.
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ESTRAY N0TIGE-Taken M atour faneh:a
~ bay horse. weight 1910 to 1900 pounds. No.
brands. Owner must prove property and pay
all charges. Placita Ranch Co. Los Aiafnns,
N. nj. sRs d
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For SAEE-A practically new press and
type at Mrs, 6ilchrists, 1890 sixth st. 5-53
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Professional Directory.
ARcHiTEcTa
HOLT Il HOLT,

Architects and Civil Enginssra.
Maps and surveys made. buildings
snd construction work Of Ill kinds
tanned and superintended. Once.
Montoya Building, Plaza, Las Vegas
Phone ~.
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AFTER RECRUITS: IL soon !

AFTER RECRUITS: All o D ii
the encampment Al Las Vegas Ii
closed, Major G. \. Wedges, expects
70 enlist q number Of men for regala,
service In the United States army
He has already enlisted Carl 7. An
tillo. Of Albuquerque. and Frank
Stevens, Of Chicago, and The young
men lett Albuquerque last Monda,
for jefferson Barracks, &c Louis
whore they Will receive their initIa
trainIng The recruiting force 4
SANTA II Il % BE- increased shortly
BY 'he arrival of NiIs Henson, sta
Toned ii The recruiting office ii Wor
cester, Massachusetts,. md Who hAi
been transferred to Santa Hi
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E0R RENT-Two suites OF furnished rooms
! in the Cochran adobe, on Main Street. APP
ply on the premises. S-73
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EJR RENT-tiood pasture with plenty oil
water. just outside the city limits. Apply
10 Mrs. VI. Green. 7-4s
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TORRES 70 DC SHOT: ncatI

phhE I'd BE SHOT, IlNAth
III shooting IL III III HE penalty Which
commandant Torres q Aguas call.
entas n n pas tor ordering tWo
policemen ii Mil Clarence war md
Ed tatimef, American hnsineaa mtn
In the tate III sinaioa Together
with the policemen ia Nm ordered
shot At Fnarte
Sentence wns II have hnen eacput,
ed this week hns Torres, VIM has
Influential relatives II Tie capital. 81,
cured Il stay Il u hit thought tbat
he will III pardoned Sentiment Is
greatly against him for Il Waa shown
ii d foaaer trial ttat Torres hs1
three MesicanA one liz Them i mi
spnai saryant. shot dawn far dls
nbeyine hts commands
Torres ordered the arrest II WAY
and Latlmer because they refused T
speak ii him when rs adafoste1
Them ii i drunken manner n / II
loon ma when they feAlalal hptf
1efe silot down.
AZ the trial ene of the pollee men
who Killed WAY and Iatimr Mhs
hshea Whether ~ mn mi knew ihat
Torres III iii ofHeiM eafaFly had
IN authority d 0fafr the G0t III
down u tpnplr Ed eNtAt ta fffs
replg waa Killed d Masacaa
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For sALE-Miik COWS, cheap. Apply to Mrs
M. Green. TAI
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TO LET~-Enrnished house, 5 or 0 rooms. with
= bath. s0t SIKH street. T-i0a
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TOR RENT--Furnished rooms for lighi
i housekeeping. sgi Lincoln Ave. $50
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FOR SALE.

EUR RENT0R SALE-F0ur room furnished
house. Apply at $40 Eleventh st. $50
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Call For Democratic
County Convention

a convention II tie democratic
voters If tie eol:rty 81 San Miguel,
Ill the territory ii Nea Mexico, Il
hereby called b eonYene il Las YES
III. n. MT, ii ~ o'clock q. n. IN Wed,
nesaay. The 2f,h day of August. A. p
1904. III THE purpose Of selecting
twenty delegates ii represent the
said county II the territorial demo
cratic convention which Will meet A
said city of Las Vegas. n. d. on the
18th day ot said month ot August
for the purpose 81 nominating . dem
ocratic candidate ii represent the
said territory IN the fiftytninth con
gress o. the United States. The diff
ferent precincts d the county will
he entitled 10 representation IN said
county convention. a. follows, to.wit:
Delegates
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MANIFESTATION taaa liz man and
w wife: American no ~cltgsiFen Woman
good cook and hoas.keenef prefers light
work. Address this tiife. Sis
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NOTICE.!
STATE OF VERMONT
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Bennington & Glastonbury Company
VS..
Bennington & W1odfOrd Electric Rail-
way Company, ct ais.

Whereas, the Court Of Chanrery under the
hand of LOyeland Munsou, Chancellor, has
made a. order directed TO f. l.. Waterman.
special Master In said cause, which order Is In
WOrds and figures following
Upon reading d considering the foregoing
application, IL is hereby ordered that sail re-
port be re-cOmmited 10 said Special Master
that SAID Special Master be and hereby /, direct
ed TO hear and determine the amount due each
Ct editor of said Bennington & WoudfOri Elec-
trlr Ra lway Company aud Bennington & " uOd-
ford Construction and Improvement COMPANY
together with fact, reliu 10 the claimed
priO iues, II any OF such Gre itOrs and make
report thereof to this court un or before March
10Th, 1874 that for that purpose said Special
Master Is hereby directed TO give notice - all
creditors Of said Bennington & WoOdford Elec-
tric R'y Co., ami Bennington & WOOdiUrd Con
structiOn ond Improvement Co of the time nd
place when and where he will hear consider
and determine the claims of all suct creditors
together with ths facts relating to the aimed
prOrltieS OF any such claims. by publication in
the Banner & RefOrmer. newspaper pub i,hed
Al Bennl gtOn Ia s III county of Bennington.
for three weeks successfully, the last of which
publications shall not be less than six days
prior to the dale fixed for said hearing. and by
MALL 4 q copy OF the notice as publisbt to each
known credi or of each of sa I'D companies AT least
Il teen days before the date of said hearing and
II IS further ordered that All creditors an per-
sons having claims against either or both said
Remington WOod'Orl Electric R'y Co. and
Bennington & WoOdfOrd Construction and I'm.
prOvement. Co. who Sh II fail TO present their
cldlmt 10 SAID special Master for deter NH alton
and al owanee on or before the ay fixed by
said notice for such hearing. shall DO forever
barred OF any and AL right AMI cause of action
against either the said Bennington & WoOdiOrd
Electric R'y Co. ana BENNINGTON s. WOUdiOrd
Construction aud Improvement Co., and that
notice OF said Special Master shall contain the
substance OF thus order"
=. Now then pursuant to the foregoing order
the creditors OF the Bennington & WOodiOrd
Electric Railway Company and The creditors OF
the Bent ingtOn WOOdfOrd Construction and
improvement company, and each of them. are
hereby notified that will attend at tn, on 90 Of
Barber 4 Darling In Bennington. Vermont, on
the 18th day OF + bruary, 1904, at ten O'e oek In
the forenoon 70 hear the evidence In support OF
said claims as may be presented by said eTedh
tors, together with the facts relating TO the
claimed prorites Of any such claim pursuant
" the foregoing order.
Given under my hand az Bennington, YER
mont, this LIST day Of February, 10 4.
K. l.. WATERMAN,
81 Special Master.
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AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES

Two hundred pairs of Lace Curtains Some single pairs
and others with three pairs must be sold to make
for goods-37lc pair upwards.
200 pairs Ladies' Gents and Children Hose odd pairs,
two and three of kind at reduced prices to close them out
Winter and Summer Underwear all qualities in limited
quantities at prices that interest shoppers
100 Winter House Dresses reduced to 75c and SIZE.
80 Chidrens white Muslin Dresses regular prices $40
to So. so, reduced SOC and 75c.
IS Chidren's White Cashmere and Bedford Cord Long
Cloaks at half price-slightly soiled
Hundreds of Remnants in Silks Dress Goods Ginghams
Percaes Muslns, Carpets Mattngs Window Musin Silko
enes and Wall Papers at prices that will close them out
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CHARLOTTE, y. c., Feb. l9.-The
Greensboro Female college buildings
at Greensboro, n. c., have been de-
stroyed by fire. There were ninety in
mates, including the faculty, all Of
whom escaped, saving their trunks,
wearing apparel and most of their bed
ding and furniture The fire originated
back of the sleeping rooms in the same
locality in which a fire was discovered
two weeks ago. \ student was awak-
ened by the smoke and gave the alarm.
The fire department found the fire be-
yond control when it reached the col.
lege, Only two out Of the twenty pi-
amos were saved. The loss is estimhted
ut $125.OO0.
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pivinn noted md wn. Left.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. - The
mile event, which was the feature at
Ingleside, was married through Divina,
the favorite, being left at the post.
She bolted as the barrier went up and
could not be induced to go after her
field. Favorites did not fare well, Ed
uardo being the only one to score. He
took the two-year-old race easily from
McGregor SANITY, favorite for the
fifth, received a bad ride at the hands
OF Bell and finished outside the money.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 19-The de-
Tense in the trial Of NIilovar Kokovick
made strenuous effort to prove an
alibi for the defendant on Sept % last,
when Contractor Samuel T. Ferguson
was murdered at West Middletown.
They placed witnesses on the stand
who testified under rigid cross ex-
animation that the accused man was
at Steubenyille on the day the crime
was committed and fitted testimony
together with n nicely that would
seem convincing. Certain details, how
ever, We're brought out by the prosecu-
ton contradicting to certain extent
the testimony as to the alibi.
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ELMIRA, n. Y, Feb 10. 80 James
Hughes, young farmer residing at
Howard, Steuben county, started out
to shoot a troublesome dog. The shot.
gun was loaded, and, thinking the gun
would kick, he thought he would test
it. He laid the gun down by a fence,
tied a String to the trigger and pulled
the string from distance. The gun
fell sideways and discharged, the shot
entering his thigh He is dead.
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SOUTH DORSET.

Mrs John Mcnamara is seriously
i'll.
Mass was held at school hall Sun
day morning, Rev Father Maillet Off
ciated.
Rev Father Lynch OF ST Johnsbury
will deliver a lecture at school hall
Tuesday evening Feb 23rd.
Frank Pelkey has moved into the
rooms over the office of Noreross and
West
Quite number of young people at
tended the Valentine ball at Dandy
Friday night.
Ernest West has repaired the house
on the Holten farm and Frank Hazel
ton has moved there.
Owing to other important engage
ments Rev Charles L. Carhart has
changed the time of meetings, to the
fourth Friday evening OF each month
instead of the third as previously an
nounced.
Frank Bowen was quite severely but
not dangerously burned last week.
He runs a large engine at Norcross
and Vests quarry, the valve flew out
of the boiler, which was under heavy
pressure of steam. Fortunately he
jumped one side quick enough to save
his life.
Mrs jeremiah Leganie died Feb II
after a long illness with consumption.
She was born in Canada and was Is
years of age. She leaves q husband
and one daughter four years of age,
and one sister who was with her at the
last. Her funeral was held at st
Jsrome's church in East Dorset on
Saturday.
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HAVANA, Feb. 19,-President Pal
ma has designated Gonzalez de Quesa-
da as Cuban minister to the United
States and Manuel Despaigne as sec
rotary of the loan commission to rep
resent Cuba at New York in arrang-
ing the details Of the loan contract
made with Speyer * Co. of New York
Senior Zayas, Cuban consul general in
New York, has arrived here for the
purpose of identifying the bonds is
sued by the revolutionary junta, Of
which he was a member, interest upon
which Is now payable.
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IN THE SENATE.
Panama Canal and Grant to Queen
LII Discussed.


WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-The Pana-
ma canal question again was the up
permost topic in the senate, and Mr.
Spooner spoke on that subject during
the greater portion of the days ses-
sion. He discussed many phases Of
the subject, sustaining the course Of
the president throughout the proceed
ings resulting in the independence Of
Panama. He also contended for the
superiority of the Panama route over
that of Nicaragua. He was interrupt
ed frequently by Mr.. Morgan.
Early in the day Mr.. Tillman moved
to reconsider the tie vote by which the
bill to grant $4,000 to former Queen
Liliuokalani was defeated, but further
consideration of the matter was not
pressed at the time.
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al Ascor PARk.
c. y. Campbell won the Free HandI-
cap.

@. D. Campbell Won the Free HnndI-
cap.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 1.-two
favorites, three second choices and an
outsider won the purses at Ascot
Jockey Hildebrand landed two-winners
and two place horses and was only
once outside of the money. His good
riding Of c. B. Campbell won the free
handicap foT that horse at seven fur
longs. This was the best race of the
card and was a heavy speculative af-
fair Results:
First Race-Metlatka won, Dorice
second, Inauguration third.
Second Race-Colonel Bogey won,
Gentle Harry second, Durbar third.
Third Race-Nanoh won, Athel Rose
second, Miss Nettie third
Fourth Race-C. b. Campbell won,
Bragg second, Gloriosa third.
Fifth Race-Ultruda won, Henry
Clay Rice second, Blue Ridge third.
Sixth Race. V. Kirby won, EN-
shee second, Military third.
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Estate Martha E. Austin, Deceased.
Notice to sell Real Estate.

Notice to sell Real Estate.
CtTATE CF ERMONT In Probate
- District Of BeEnmgCr s.. Court. held al
the Probate once ~ Rem LgtOn, In and for
SAID District, on the 2nd day OF February
A. ID. 1901.
Present. John V. Carney, Judge.
Walter II. Berry, administrator of he estate
of Martha +. Austin, late Vt Bennington. in said
di, trict, deceased. makes app ieatiOn TO said
curt for license TO sell all Of the real estate
of said deceased. situate IN the village
of Benningi on enter. In the iOwh OF Benin T.
ton for bounds aid description reference
may be h I'd 10 The land records III the \ OWE
Clerks Office of the town Of Bennington, repre-
senting that he sale of said real estate will .e
beneficial to the estate of said deceased, and
those interested in said estate
WhereupOn IL Is ordered by said court that
said application be referred to session thereof
10 be held at the Probate ONCE IN bennington
In sand district ON the 18th day Of Feb. A ID.
1901. for hearing and decision thereon: and It is
further ordered that all persons interested ne
notified hereof, by publication Of notice OF said
application and order thereO three weeks sue
cessively in the Bennington Evening Banner
news paper published In Bennington and which
crculates In the nelghbOrhoOd Of those inter.
ested- before said time OF hearing. that they
may appear at said time and place, and, Il
they see cause, object thereto.
Attest, JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge,
BOWS
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throat ard lung diseases by O, f..
Gibson Druggists. Price SOC & sl.0O
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N lRTH BENNINGTON
There will be a Patriotic service in
the Methodist church at Hinsdillville.
A special program is arranged, All are
cordially invited.
what's In A NameI

Everything is in the name when il
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. +. q.
Dewitt & Co. of Chicago discovered
some years ago how to make salve
from witch hazel that is a specific fol
giles. For blind, bleeding, itching
and protrud ng piles, ecz' ma, cots,
burns, bruises and all skin diseases,
DeWitt's Salve has no equal This
mas given rise to numerous worthless
Ask for DeWitt's-the
eeuuine. Sold by p. A. Quinlan.
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uticn ncnt MnntrenI

MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-The interna-
t1onal curling match for the Gordon
medal has been played here between
two Kinks from Utica, n. Y, and two
Kinks composed Of Montreal players.
TIE match resulted in favor of Utica
by five shots
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A. K. Richie 6 COMP ANY
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Esta of ORiN D. ADAMS.
The undersigned, having UeCn appointed by tht
Ron. Probate court for the District Of Bennington.
Commis sioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
OF Orin ID. Adams late ul Senni gton, IN said
district, decreased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the
offlca OF the Enos Adams Co Ia Bennington on
the 23d day Of March AMI 18th day OF Aug. next.
from o'clock p. m. until I o'clock p. m
each of said DAYS, and that six months
from the 18th day Of Feb. A D. 1904. is the
time limited by said court for said creditors 10
present their claims to us for examination and al
lOwance,
Dated at Bennington, this ls.h day Of
February, A. D 1904.
l.. +. ABBOTT.
g. NJ. CIR AWFORD,
EDWARD l.. BATES,
42w3 Commissioners,
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 19.-Mme
Patti arrived here from Pittsburg and
was scheduled to sing in this city. 1t
was announced to the singer that the
advance sale Of seats was small, and
she Immediately declined to appear be-
fore Syracuse audience. Her mana
ger expressed the opinion that SYRIA
cuse did not appreciate music.