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Songs Of Cornell.

Three thousand miles Of territory sIlI
be covered by The Cornell Giee, Banjo ana
Mandolin Clubs In their annual four dur
Ing holiday wesli This gear vii marx
their first appearance IN the South, as
well ms The moot rstens.Te tour Ia Their
territory. The c6nfef;- ~ Richmond VIII
be given IN the Academy Of Music 9,3
THURSDAY evening, December Zslil, ppser
the auspices Of the a. r y a. Three
months OF hard driII have pIaces the men
in shape 70 renter ar extremity varied
programme With remarkable finisi aaj
technique The delightful Songs of Cor
Eell viii be sung as oiliy Ing sons 81
Ezra know hon TO sing lilein. .bHe dIt-
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Christmas German.

The Christmas german al the University
OF Virginia in which number Of Rich
moud girls are interested. viii be danced
January 9tlf IN the Fayerweather GYM
naslum. The hail viii be Handsomely
decorated III Christmas coors and ever
greens. and schroeder's Orchestra. from
Washington, Will set the Christmas meas
uFe for happy young feet
The german Is always q social event in
University sncia! life and q number Of
the pretty girls here have an active AID
interested participation in that through
their friends and relatives among The stu
u ~ . ~. i
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sSOCI All MD : D
PER
a Oueer Xmas Tree,

n a Queer x mas Tree. 81 VI
u u; \. & 4 & .,,sI,t 'ayer Ara sec 4
ivy, M, ,,ima ~ 4 christmas tree,
Vas az. sn y III ~ AMI Christ
NNN$'r54 ~ 49, & n
l! 9.,sa, lsys, ,.o,, ,yant each IT YOU
q ~ ~. y i, ia n t & @
Is. y NJ, M, Hrs d, saying:
~ ~ po. ~ .l,int. n EY
al "a, 3, .s' ~ IL III either light blue or
3ld llk ,s,, {, new III
4, ,Sll,ai,, }5,i,,,o y,ned,e came q next and
@ Y. s ~, Is .sslr n a M n 4
S II. !, u s!,nss s The r,ftsI prefer.
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son Wade. Hiss Arabelle Hayes DUDLEY.
Miss Marie HARDWOOD, Miss Louise V1td
and Miss Mary zolli ckDfferl III AZ II 8i
Mi DraWingsro room ana hall t1ecpra lions ~ ete
In Cliristil1ns8 evergreeilsN aid phtrlotlS
coloi.s lii tliaS dnlng-rootti pink was TIE
col6rg iden carried out in8 pin scartia tsolls
aid roses ana pink lies III u yer CAY.
delebra. ,lie pal lors were pleasantly q y ~
crowded with callers and 4 he 4 occals loi,
was ono 81 tile pleasantest Of "a lie scu-
soft. n n. Bss
Personal Mention. M
Mrs Mary Pace Gtoner8 Miss II tli!e 81
Robert Csroner Decetnber ?4tl:g f,at Ell n
the evening q number MISS i ilees
Nj Temple Jnckson English, of Phla--fs
5delphla, who came 81 Richtriond for. the
X Foster Cl1eiisliAw h ddlng On q Remained
Ito spend III Hem oiltnya with Ills parents,
returned home 4 Monday a Y,
III Mr. dc2rgeE 4 Stevens and N lss stevens
returned from Glncinnati Saturday eve Y A
ming lust. Miss Mary NJ lton, WI 9!
Stholr CUES during their visit West, &c
$eyompttrled them 70 Ricl Inn 'r'tl:
S$.,rhe Milton work Whist Club met last
feveningiin the conan 3 Club. Miss 81 ellen
Montague and Miss Adds Chanin. won Y,
''s5ts sa sSat hrosk easa
# The Old Point german will be given In
the Chamberlin Hotel the evening Of De-
scclnber 2sth. !. "a. All n
n Mr.. Morgan r obnsonr Of the University,
Eof Vlrglil, Is Spending the holidays With
Eliis {r,Terts AIR md Mrs. ~ cas- r obir-
SON at NJ lib South Third Street. S.5
b DR., j. M. EBrooker Of sCharlottosville,4 is
spending the holidays viii his brother
4 DR. Royce D BROKER " j$ ,s
3$8 Mi j "a Clayton Bowman gave Fl a. re-
Sceptiontins honor Of the North Side Gleet
Club last evening, his home on Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut Hill. y III
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in signifying his pleasure In at
Master Goodwin Boyktn writes
IN I he NJ. "a ra ~ of 4. Bus ter Bro Wn'

in signifying his pleasure IN at
tendance, Master Goodwin Boykin writes
in the character of 4 Buste r. Bro WI.
Many thanks. sincere and hearty, #
For your invite TO the party;
Master Goodwin *Boykin sends
He will meet his little friends 58
N On the festal date. 5 s5S5
Wednes dnyi evening, 4half-past eight.
In the great and spacious parlors,
"a Where Miss Branch receives her callers.
Ellis compliments he presents TO the
5s58 graces three, f4ys3y i.t l5&
IA Miss Branch AIcAdams and Martha
~ BoW!e.t
He being the worst boy In town.
Il Decides 10 come AS Buster Brown
Resolved: I, Buster Brown" having
been beforetmes q bad boy, after Christ
mas promise to play no tricks save on
the debutantes. as they are real easy.
Master Robert Cabel indites his reply
In the following happy vein:
Robert Cabell, long and slim .
Sends his answer, nice and prim;
VIII try his best to do his duty,
Coming dressed as a girl beauty.
From his many charming cousins,
Whom he reckons UP BY dozens.
He selects this prcttiest three.
Presents respects and begs TO be
Their humble servant.
r.. G. G.
And Master James Branch Cabell pre-
sents his excuses In this manner.
Your fat cousin, Sunny jim,
| 1With many q caprice and whim,
! He declines as a matter of course,
I Gould not he brought except by FORCE.
| He sends his brother as q hostage,
| Making mother pay the postage.
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Pe rsor,tl1,alAMention.t

s.rhc Miltori4iWork Whist Club met last
.everngiinS the Woman $ CT lib. Miss II elon
Montague and M ss Addle C,hamn. won
north and SOUTH; Mrs..ss' Bland s. Smith
and Mrs, 9. wv. p Brock east and 8west,'}8s
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"a II. 10 j Y Clayton Bowman CAV & a. re-
3teptiontinSi honor Of the n orth Side Glee
Club last evening, in Ills home on Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut Hill. y I'll Syi5s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
France May
J Split With Vatican

PARIS, July 20.--Tbe text Of for
eign Minister Del Casseis note TO the
vatican was communicated to the
council Of ministers today. II creates
q decisive Issue, asking for the with.
drawal Of the letters by which the
vatican called for the designations OF
Bishops Gray Of Laval and Nordes Of
Dijon. Otherwise all relations be.
tween France and the vatican will be
broken off.
STAND PATTERs WIN
IN IOWA CONVENTION.
DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 20-The
republican state convention today Is
entirely stand pat as no effort was
made by the friend. of Governor
Cummins TO control a single caucus.
Resolutions Will he framed along the
lines laid down By the na'iopri cen.
yention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
The RSysslass View

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2o.--ln an
editorial believed TO reflect directly
the views OF the foreign office, Russia
says regarding the passage Of the
Dardenelles by the Russian yolun.
teer fleet:
Before the war the Dardenelles
were repeatedly passed by volunteer
ships on the way to the Far East
even with troops, arms and ammuni-
tion aboard. II this we're possible
before the war Il Is possible now as
there has been no change In our re-
lations with Turkey as result OF a
war with Japan.
"The fundamental principal Of In
ternational law that q neutral flag
covers neutral goods will not, OF
course, be violated by our cruisers.
Consequently cargoes aboard ships Of
neutral powers containing no contra
band Of war will remain as free as
ever.n
Awaiting Instructions.
PORT SAID. July 2o.--The crew and
passengers Of the steamer Malaccs
seized By the Russian volunteer fleet
steamer 81. Petersburg in the Red
Ssa have bsen landed here. The ship
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
Under The Ban

VIENNA, July 2O-The tenth corr
gress Of Polish physicians and scieRs
lists, which has several hundred mem.
bers In America, did not open In Lem.
burg today as scheduled and ans
nonncement is made that the COM
gress has been indefinitely postponed.
The fact that many Polish physicianss
who are leading members Of the cone
gress are now with the Russiart
forces in the Far East IL given -
tho cause for the abandonment %
the meeting this year. According to
well founder rumor. however. the
holding Of the congress was forbIdp
den by the Russian government be-
cause Of the fear that II might enp
gage IN political discussion or in crils
icism Of the Russian policy Of tho
warfare with the Japanese. 1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
TERRITORY or NEW MEXICO.

tGuuIlOUI VI NEW MGNtSOs
Office Of the Secretary.
Certificate.
!. J. w. Reynolds. secretary Of the
territory Of New Mexico, do hereby
certify there was filed for record in
this office. at o'clock q. m, on the
18th day Of July, A. D., 1904. articles
Of incorporation OF
The Las Vegas Hot Springs sanator.
ium Company,
(No. 1866;
and also, that have compared the FOL.
lowing copy OF the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de.
clare II to be correct transcript
therefrom and of the whole thereof.
IN Witness whersof, I have hereun-
to set my hand anS affixed my offIciai
sesi this 18th day Of July. AID. 1904.
a ai!.: J. W. RAYNOLDS,
!tsasssa1. escrstAsy Of New Mexico.
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Mrs. florence Maylsrick
Really Fi-06 ~ Last
Story o. Tho Unfortunate AnssrHoan Whose Guilt Was
Declared ~ Judge WHO DHsdkn Mao House

TRURO, Cornwall. England, July
20.--Mrs. Florence Maybrick is Tree.
She left here today for France
Mrs. Maybrick was convicted OF
poisoning her husband, James May
brick Of Liverpool. with arsenic in
1889 and was sentenced 10 death BY
Judge Sir Fitzjames Stephen. who
charged the Jury and declared It i'm.
possible to find verdict Of NOT guilty
on the evidence. Subsequently he
died in . madhouse.l Mrs. Maybrick's
mother, Baroness de !. Roques, suc-
cesded 10 getting, the death sentence
conmuted 70 impsisonment for life
~ E@AIEy y sxs 9sa
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and has been unremitting in efforts
on behalf OF her daughter. Mrs. May.
brick was Miss Florence Elizabeth
Chandler, member Of well known
southern family in this country. She
was married in 1881. when eighteen.
Her husband was then forty. II was
shown at the trial he was . confirmed
user of arsenic.
Secrecy was, thrown around the de.
parture Of: Mrs. Maybrick from the
convent here where she had spent the
last six months. Mother Superior
Julian had received instructions ,tp re.
FER u in1uirszs to ths.hons office
= Z y asI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
ifURhlTuRE MAkERs
oEr TOGETHER.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-several
thousand furaittre makers and buy
ers are here for the annual c1rven.
tion Of the Furniture association Of
America, whiek began today. 1hs
meeting. which iasts two ,tays. is be.
ing held in connection with the furnl.
ture exposition now In progress. I'm.
portant measures affecting the trade
will be discussed by the convention.
Among the questions will Da that o!
preparing for protection against IA.
bor unions. and 1t is limited that the
manufacturers may decide in favor Of
the open shop. Insurance rates Is ar.
other matter that will receive after.
ton. it being held by he furaitare
men that the existing terms are ex.
.erbitant
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
New Mexico's
Inc Showing

To The Optic:
The Santa Fe road ID certainly ine
most comfortable and luxurious In the
United States and about fopf weeks
ago We boarded the midnight train
for the great Worlds Fair 1t sd Louis.
Mo.
Those who have not attended the
fair, should do so, or they will miss
the greatest opportunity Of their
lives.
After situating myself comfortably
In the city, like all New Mexicans. I
at once sought the New Mexico
building.
The picture Of the building Ia last
nights Optic ia fine one. but II takes
4 viaitto the building for one to ap-
preciate it, artistic points.
It Il built in Mission. style. having
large portlces in 'front.'. With Ill sorts
|of cosey corners and thsye Ass com
Portable chairAl soias and awinas.
vhieh m : leuaright attsactioa q
M tissl out ~ lpptFlpGl \. 4 81 4
r. -
slasSa ana ftnishsd with nsfssd
BN1siltsas0 stAsa |. X \ Js1)&oss ~ ~
f0AAusiastie dnrthalf prAi.s a II u
I wish to mahss msntisa d tho u,
ceileat mineral .display Of New Men.
leo n the. minisG bsilding. whil4
net - extensive q that Of Montana
and asfsw others, II vas fine. yaAd
I was astonisAsa sst soSr fila showing
with Ill the rest of the older develop
ed mining states,s
One day while resting on the cool
veranda In comfortable swing,
hidden behind great ferns. and palms,
! could not help but notice the mum,
Der Of elegant equipages and callers
and was proud to say | was from
New Mexico.
This territory certainly owes debt
OF gratitude to the Hon. Chas. Spiess
president Of the board Of this great
undertaking, for his excellent judg
ment and untiring efforts to accom-
plish what he has, and |, for one
have nothing but praise for our show
ing at the great Worlds Fair.
was proud to note the many com
pliments paid our hostess, Mrs, Dorg
las. who Is nntiring in her efforts "a
entertain al visitors. Mrs. Douglas
appointment was especially pleasiIp
to many st. Lonisans, she being a
relative TO the Hon. ID. r. Francis.
\ While at the New Mexico building
III met many of Las Vegas people
among them Manuel Medina and
wife, Henry Coors and family, thu
Misses Stern, Attorney A. T. Rogers
Dan Kelly. Mrs. Givens, and many
others and oil seemed more thar
pleased with our showing there.
A VISITOR.
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worked with special reference TO thsH
part binding the employers 70 employ
only union men. The lockout prssiDes
tstsd By the alleged snpscymsAs -
nun-union men ~ one contractor. ~
strutsis may continue all sunnss -
ldsiAy Ne oonplstioa q nsny 49,
svs;.fu f3 lts1& ~ -,
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gefns Of Strikers lInalterable
Ala Packers Have Mado
No Concessions
INJUNCTION
AGAINST PICKEThG,
President DonnclIy Accusea
Psckers of violAtion or Fedr
eral Law. rike-BreaA-
ers strike !.

CHICAGO. ilis.. July 2o.- -Rspressn-
tatives Of al The BIG packing house4
mot today 70 arrange Tor Joint con-
ference. "our tsrms are unalterable
and the packers have made no con-
csssions." said President Donnelly4
I'VE are prepared 70 carry on long
war. ] expect 10 meet this afternoon
the general committee Of the varoins
trades. who requested the packers
for another conference"
"A strike Of strike breakees r6sulte6
In An increase Of Wages b non.union
men employed 10 take the plaee Of ne
former employees IN the packing
houses. Three hundred and ny nb-
orers who had been getting tAfes dol
lafs . day strpck and the w4oe vsre
incrsased to f>ur and fivs 1sllnea =,
Il NJ said an agent Of - ualasd
States government Ii making . ~
ysstisatpn q ~ strife. olnt
has bssa nade. 4 n ss,A ~
faFmess and cAtes raisass, e. 1
paeksrs - xepiln9 ~ ~ y,
ses'ee Z 80 49, -! -
W
employed atths yarda today vseooo
|sslAsaA @ - 4 ~
al, e,A9asq, AlxeNee ~
CHICAGO n,e.,, luiS 1e,r!fle -,
a. n nseA q ~ dsvn ts~a @
.cf. fars Aaye been laised 10. psE Al94
|as,,s result d ~ stoch yares. sts59ss
The action was takes at tho .insea.c4
|of the Hotel Keepers aapcciation.
No Msrs plekst(ne, 1,
OMAHA, Neb,, July so.JudEts
Munger In the United States circuie
court issued an Injunction restrain
Ing the striking packing house en-
|pioyes from picketing the packinsg
house district.
Another Conference. I
CHICAGO, Ills, July 20,--A joint
conference to attempt a new settie-
ment OF the stock yards strike was
granted by the packing house proprie.
tors today. An appeal for confera
ence was made by representatives ~
the trades which wonld be affected
by sympathetic strike.
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INTENSE FEELING
N ENGLAND
Steamship Company Oficials
Deny MslaccA Carried Mu-
litien For japan
GOODS WERE FOR
BRITISH PORT
Paris Believes Ships Will Be
Freed. Excitement Among
Britishers Causing Ap-
prehcnai0n

LONDON, July 2o.-Further Do
tails received from Port Said today
fall to give any reason for the sells.
ure, Of the steamer Malacca and only
serve to inflame British feeling. The
officials deny the Malacca was car
rying contraband Of war and assert
the explosives on board we're British
government stores consigned to the
naval commander at Hong Kong. Ap-
prehension is felt at the increasing
excitement in the country.
Strong Protest.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 2o.-Sir
Charles sTIardinge, British ambassa-
dor. this afternoon in behalf Of his
government presented . strong pro-
test to Russia against the seizure Of
the Malacca which was carrying 400
tons 81 British government stores TO-
lthe naval establishment at Hcas
Hong. The ambassador also protest.
ed aeAipst the action Of ths Rusaian
|ydlsntssr flset steamers y ths Rsd
sl:.Jskls
EsixSeeuasprspsssd 1cr Any repseDe0
tatsbns Great Brkasn nay tlE1s y
ne. sub5ecs e sAaptins 'SAibs N u
Red Sea-, The auGhoritIes were satis'
lsA sSn immensS amount Of o0ntrA'
I'D - lsoiAx sfrom knslaSd through
|<hs Re6 .ssA, to JApaa and decided tc
stop the traffic. II ID understood Rus
IN il Drspared@tO send ships 70 ths
Cape OF Good Hope Tor the same pur
pose ifsthe traffic be diverted to thai
route. .ss..sss.,s.t
ships May De Released.
PARIS, July 20. -- Information
reaching government quarters here
leads officials TO believe Russia will
release the British and German mer
chantmen seized IN the Red Sea as
means Of averting national complica
tions
Russians Mann British Ships.
PORT SAID, July 20.-The captur
ed Peninsula and Oriental steamer
Malacca, bound for Libau on the Bal
tic, arrived here manned by a Rus
sian naval captain and sailors. The
members Of the Malacca's crew were
prisoners and were not permitted q
communicate with the shore. The Brit
lsh captain and the passengers com
plain of the treatment The formel
carried his protests to such length
that he was threatened with arrest
The Malacca is declared 70 hav'
on board no contraband articles fol
Japan. Her cargo includes forty toni
of explosives for Hong Kong.
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Make Demonstration To Learn
Japanese Strength And
Find Aplenty
NO GENERAL
ADVANCE YET
VlaAivOstOck Squadron Out On
The Rampage. May Raid
kast Coast or japan

IA TCHE KIAO. July 2o.-The de-
tails Of the repulse Of Lieutenant
General Keller's attack on the Jap
anese ct Mo Tien pass Sunday show
il was q demonstration in force to
ascertain the strength Of the enemy
and it plainly developed their numeri-
cal superiority. The Japanese are
drawing OF troops from the Russian
southern front, reinforcing their posi-
tions to the east. The Mo Tien pass
engagement strengthened its convic-
tion that the moment for q general
advance has not arrived.
Potting . Pastlme.
ia TCHE KIAO. July 2O.-All Is
quiet in this region. Neither side is
moving. The only activity is at the
outposts. Russian sharpshooters are
having good practice sniping Japan.
ese from the mountain sides. Small
dstachments creep up 1t night, hide
themsslves, and at dawn begin shoot
Ing befofe the pickets can get away.
Brsaks Out Again.
TOXIC July 2o--The Russian
yladivostok sqnadron. unaseonPasilsl
~ torpedo toats. cnterAl the Fas:fic
eosan today. TAs dsstinalson 4 m.
sssui ssls4t is~sssei = y ghlnI
q raid ~ ssse csAse d lasslAs ~
.tAsa sstaer rstsrG 70 y,.aeseAlsk
eseepa to the soutAHasi, Or satsnps "a
1ssm : juhstion v,(6 the sfsr. ArfSul
0sst. ms saraerossvss si,.,yered
u Ne straits Of Tshkaf ais o'tleek
shis nersias. WfrntnGs tave. teen
esAt ont to the saippiig Is aio1s tie
eaStsrn coast of Japan ana merchant.
vAdivostok squadf6n overhanled 1
vhdivoctok squadron overhsaled Z
japanese steamer eastward Of TsugAr
straits. The name Of the captured
vessel is unknown.
Fortifyins Positlons.
CHE FOO, July 20.-Chinese who
arrived here from Lioa II Shan prom.
ontory confirm the report Of mer-
chairman sunk by torpedo boat at
Port Arthur Saturday morning.
Japanese who come from KWan
Tung peninsula report the forces ii.
yesting Port Arthur are fortifying
their present positions and assuming
the defensive pending the prepara.
tions for concerted assault iii II
will be made not later than the last.fi
this month. Meantime the aneny is
taking the offensive.
Going South.
TOXIC, july 20. The Russian
Vladivostok squadron released the
steamer overhauled BY it east of Tsu
gar straits. II was the Takashina
which arrived at Mororan at noon to
day and reports she left the Russian
vessels steaming southeast at great
speed. This course creates ippre ssion
they are heading for Saigon, ,lle eap
ital Of French Indo.china. though /,
is possible the course is ruse tc
deceive the Japanese. The Japanese
torpdo boat flotilla Is in pursuit.
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HENRY 6. DAVIS
VISITS JUDGE PARKER.

NEW YoRB. July 2o.-The con
ference Of democratic leaders ended
today Vice presidential candidate
Davis, accompanied by National Com
mitteeman Mack Of New York, left
for visit to Judge Parker at Esopus
A meeting Of the democratic national
committee will be held here mex,
Tuesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-20
EFFECT COMPLETE
ORGANIZATION
-.
Harry ". Kelly Elected EPresi.
dent Of The Las Vegas Hot
Springs Sanatoriun
Company
ARTICLES OF
incorporation
DR.. w. T.:.BrOwn Goes ON His
Way Rejoicing Prepared 70
Bring In Many Valuable
Medical Sheaves

DR. William T. Brown. manager Of
the Las Vegas Hot Springs Sanator-
ium Company was an east bound pas.
senger on No. 2 this afternoon. He
had determined. confident look on
his face and 500 shares Of the capi
tai stock Of the new company in his
pocket. This is to be sold to the
leading physicians Of the principal
cities OF the United States at the
par value of 500 per share. Here end
eth the first chapter in the history Of
an enterprise which has been given
q generous amount Of thought and ef-
fort by the public-spirited business
men Of the city and large amount
Of space In the columns Of The Op
tic during the past two weeks.
The plan Of organization Of the new
company was perfected last week By
the committee from the Commercial
Club appointed for that purpose ana
the articles of incorporation were
sent to the tSrritorial secretary 1t
e1nta Te;ia = sstsie1. At ~ laaese
tskx tIi 4 81 lst 8 - |.
|1llAsa stAssanhatsatp Nm q l1&e1 10 .6s
|,lssa ~ = pssnstss -. ipnA hxths com
|pAny.
The srticlsa u dncorporaiion vers
|peceived from Santa ne ysetsFday.
end tAs QspctsrA named =. such
|shGefn. met pursuant to call In. tie
office of.A. A. Jones, yesterday aftse-
noon for the purpose of organizar
ton. \.
Millard w. Browne was elected
temporary chairman and w. H. Un-
gle temporary secretary.
The following officers were elect
ed to serve for the first three
months:
Harry w. Kelly, president; Millard w.
Browne. vice president; Robt. ].
Taupert, secretary; Edward d. Ray.
nolds, treasurer; DR.. William T.
Brown, manager. The First National
bank and the San Miguel National
bank were named as repositories.
On motion 1t was ordered that
$4,000 Of the capital stock Of this
company be now offered for sale at
par, fifty per cent OF the subscrip.
tion to be paid upon demand of the
company and the remaining fifty per
cent within sixty days thereafter. no
demand to be made until after the
full $4,000 of stock shall have been
subscribed for, and that the manager
Of the company be authorized to sol
icit such subscriptions, 1t being un.
derstood that no more than five
shares shall be sold TO any one In
dividual.'
After transacting other business
relative to launching the new com
pany, the board of adjourned, SUB
ject to the call d the president t'oi
secretary. sF
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JERRERsON CITY. Mo-. July ao.-
a psclonsed investikation Of the 81,
Louis county contest by the commit,
tee on credentials delayed the delib-
erations Of the democratic state con.
vention today. While the ccaven.
tion waited General Grow made !
'sPeech and brought forth prolonged
cheering BY referring to Attorney JOS
eph w Folk as standing second Only
70 The greatest o. American states
men. VIM. J. BRYAN