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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis. Aug. l5Fist furlongsl-Eeanor
Howard 100 a. Dean, 20 >. won; Amorous Jos 60
ley n J. second Baby Hall Io3 uvers). 10 1. third
Time PSI. Back Number nr. Riley. Darnivan Golden
Light. Rir iWood and Chorus Boy also
Second -four and one-haf furlongs)Our Joe, Ill
III Anderson so 20 ]. Wakeful, 100 o. Booker,
70 second Lady Lou. 100 tSederl Is third Time
o;s6 Joe Graham. Stella N. Leila Hunter. Billy Hand
sci thansonette. The Only Way Gold
and Exalted also Atari fell.
Third race furlongsl-M indora, l03 a. Ander
SOM 70 >. Ivernta I03 Lindsey. 10 / second
r 9, smith Jos IFloachl. 10 2 third. Time. 2s's
Little Coker GallaVater Prodigal Son Weber
also
Fourth hanii-ap: six furlouKs)-Commodora los
iTroxler). Won = T Mayherry qs C2ice), u J.
second; Evening 100 (oley}. % / third. Time
ia. Swift Wing. Blennenworth and Rebo also
Flfth race ave ADMINISTRATIONS, 100 CW. Davis. Il
- 2 The Cook. 20 (FI. Anderson. second
Picture Hat. 100 j. Booker. third. Time l:02
carrie Porter a Lao Fair and AuroceVer also ran
Sixth mile and siNreenth)-Iras l02 Ooisy1
20 . won: Ryevae. a3 Il. Wiu.arnsl 10 . second
Triple Silver - IS. Dickson J. third. Time. i:4Sls
MerNan Miss Betty. Lee King, Avoid handspring, ST
Agnes IT, leenja and Lynch also
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BROOKLYN TAKES ANOTHER GAME.
Rally in the Ninth Gives Superbas Victory
Over St. Louis, 3 to g

The superbas made It three straight 10y defeat
ing ST. Louis Washington Park yesterday. 70 ..
The home players in tho final inning. Dillon
singled and Dohbs sent ont a two-bass hit. advanc-
ing Dillon third on Sheckard's single 10 centre
Dillon and Dobbs crossed the plate
Jones and Taylor both pitched good ball In the
fifth this Brooklyn men made their first run.
Strang singled. and Brains wild throw reached
third. Babb sacrificed. Bergen then lined the bail
centre and Strang scored Tho visitors made
their two runs IN the third Brain hunted. Smoot
singled and Brain went 10 third. Barclay then
singled 20 right. scoring Brain. On assists by
Dobbs. StranE Mccormick and Babb Barclay was
down between second and third after Babh
had muffcd piou's throw, Smopt tallyiug- The
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HIGHLANDERS UP AGAIN.
Beat st. Louis and Tie 5cih Chicago
for First Place.
lrT TELEGRAPH 10 TIRE rnrRr>r.

ST. Louis. Aug. 1.-THE IIighlauders Won another
game from St Louis to-day, TO ]. and the victory
puts them a tie with Chicago Tor first place In
the percentage column. CHESHIRE pitched for the
visitors and was IN good form. striking out seven
men. Camel hurt at first and Anderson took
his place
The Highlaudcrs made their first In the
third. Keeler made a double. and Elberfcld fol-
lowed With a hy. Then Williams sent out a two
base hit. which Keller scored In the sixth
they added TO their lead Williams
singled TO centre, and on Petty's tumble Anderson
safe. Futz walked. filling the bases. Then
COnroy sent a timely single. which VIII
Jams and Anderson crossed the plate. Two singles.
n sacrifice and fly gave the local pla yers their
only run, in the ninth The score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

The Giants defeated Cincinnati at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. to l. Donln played his first
full game with the home nine and knocked out a
home run in the eighth that scored Browne ahead
of him. The players that figured in Umpire
Emslie's ruling on Friday and Saturday received
their punishment from President Puniam yester-
day. Harper pitcher OF Cincinnati, was suspended
for three days and Kelly indefinitely. Corcoran
was appointed acting manager in Kelly's place.
McGann. of this home club ruled off for three
days.
McCiinnity and Hahn both I'm good form.
The Iron Man struck out three men and allowed
only four hits. The visitors first to score. in
the second. McCiinnity got a base on balls. Stein
feldt was thrown out by Gilbert. Schiei singled to
infleld, but put out at second Icy Dahlen, VIII"
tried double Woodruff first. Bresnahan
dropped ball and Corcoran scored. Three sin
giles and a sacrifice gave the home players one run
in the seventh. The score:
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RAcING-M Saratoga 80 p u'.. Hawthorne and St
Louis
HARM EsSS RACING-Grand Circuit az Brighton Beach.
YACFiTING-Cruise OF New-York Yacht club
LAWN rENNIS-Nstional championship at Newport
CFIEss-New- state Association at Oneida Lake
POLO Westminster tourney at Newport.
At-TOMORiIING AZ Long tirRnch.
BASEBALL, National League-P ttsbirg a. New York 4
., M: Cincinnati Brooklyn. : p. m. ST Louis at
Thfadelphia: Chicago at Boston American League
Sew York at ST. Louis WASHINGTON at Cleveland
philadelphia a Detroit. Boston Chicago
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PrrrsBUPG. :. BOSTON.

Boston Aux 15--Ptttsburg close today.
10 frequent ofsettinE slight
superiority IN batting pitching split
by hard drive IN ;he and FhIupp took his
place. Tho score
F,ittstirr ........l o n q q o o % ( 2
Boston ............. o o q o O o o. =
Bateries-Leever. Philppl and Carish: MrNchols and
III AttnnLanca
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CHICAGO. 3. PHILADELPHIA. ,

Philadelphia. Aug. 15-The local players were
unable to hit Lundgren when hits needed.
and Chicago won by close margin. Tho score:
r. II. p
Chicago. ............. o "a ;
Philadelphia. ...-..... % 2
BatteHes-Lundgren and O'Nsll Sutthon Fraser
Roth Attendance. l750-
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CLEVELAND /. wAsH1NGroN q

Cleveland. aug 15.-Cleveand shut Washington to-
doy in light hitting the only
run. was by Il pitched ball stole second and
scored on Bradleys single. The
Cleveland ..........,0 . l o q X 2
WASHINGTON .....,...o o g % : ,
Batteries-Moore aud Ruelow Townsend and KittredRe
Attendance. 2.122
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CHICAGO. 3. BOSTON

Chicago. Aug. l5-To-day's game was a hard
fought pitchers battle. Smith held his opponents
safe except IN the first and last innings. The
score:
r. II. j..
Boston ....-.-....... % o 10 5 /
Raueries-smith and Mcfarland: pnecn and criSsr
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GOLF.
Triple Tie in Ekycanok Selected
Score -Four Ball FourSOme.

selected four hall foursoms competition held
the Ekwauok links here to-day for two prizes
presented by j. Harrington Walker OF Detroit
They were A. NJ Reed and e. D. Cleghorn T. NJ
Daley and F. Herreshofr. ]. s Jones and ". G..
Rarnev-a! The summaries.
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POLO.
Nc5cport Polo Team Scores only
coal to Point Judith's 90.
inr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNE.l

Newport, L. l.. Aug. 1.-THE Newport polo tour
uameut opened this afternoon at the Westminster
Polo club grounds With the first game I'm the
series for the Newport cups open TO teams whose
aggregate handicap does not exceed sixteen goals
with member OF team To exceed five goals
The teams TO meet to-day the Point Judith
and Westchester II. The former winning easily
by a score of = 10 10 There was a large crowd at
the match. lJt the play too onc-sided he
interesting The local team made only goal
in actual play. that going to the credit Of William
+. Carter. Point Judith played a brilliant game
and it looked as II they would pile mp even
larger score but toward tho latter part OF tho
match even the players interest Jagged Carter
was thrown from his pony. hut not hurt. Tho
second match in thu series for tho Newport cups
will he played tomorrow between the Myopia NJ
and the Country club OF WNstchestcg. The Ene-up
an
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PHILADELPH1A. 2; DETROIT O

Detroit. Aug. 16.-Detroit could not hit Waddeu
when men were on bases. eleven being left The
score:
Philads.e phia ...--... %
tendance. 36UU. A.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. observation-disclosures. .. Providence &
- Aontreal-TorOnto. 10. Montreal. !.
Al Buffalo. 8. Rochester. l.
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BASEBALL.
Neso-York OutpIays Cincinnati
DonLin's Timely Home Ran.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

LaE-AN9OL
Sevv-Yorl< 4: Cincinnati l. Pittsburg. 2; Boston
Brooklyn. 3; St. Louis, p Chicago. 3; PhilaoePn~'
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland /: WASHINGTON, o. Chicago. 8; Boston, q
Philadelphia .: Detroit 0. New-Iork. 3 St. LOUIS 4
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STATE LEAGUE.

A. Syracuse Syracuse. .. Scranton. J.
A. Alhnny-Alpany. ,: 4. J. & C. o.
~ Utica Utica. 4. Binghamton. 3
A. rroy-Tros B. Lion. l.
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cone out when winning run scored

BroQislyn ..'...'.-...........0 %
Two base hits-Babb. Dobbs. Sacrifice hits-Bahb.
Beckley Left Brooklyn. g. 81 Louis g. First
base on brooklyn 1. out-By Jones. !.
Tma Of Eams-1:l4. Tmpirs-Zimuirr. Attendance.
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MEW.ENeLANp LEAeuE.

~ Manehester- Manchester. Il: Lawrence. z.
~ Concord HaverhiU. y: concord q
A. l@seh- Farl River. g. Lowell .
~ -Nas"na Nashua .. Nsa EelgJld. !.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
P+,sb,,ra AZ Nevy-Yorl, St Louis at philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago az Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York ". Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit'
washington at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago.
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BAsE5SAid. Polo Grounds. To-day.-Tvo games be-
ginning = - PiitshurE va New York Admission 5oe
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Totals 30 I 1928 10 5 Totals

Two basq hIt-HresnBhan- Hom9 run--UonIIn oacrI-
fee hts-Gber; stenfedt Double pIays-Gtl6ert. Dab
len and Bresnahan Corcorau Woodruff and Do!an Lett
on bases-NeE-York. l. Cincinnati. 3. First base on
Gnnty. 2: by Hahn, !. Tine Of Eame-1:EO. Umpire
Iohnstona. Attendance 6.I50.
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School .4gene7es.

a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governssses
etc. 20 Colleges scnoolS and Families Apply 20
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rotal 10 Total
summary: Goals earned-Point Judith y. westches
ter I Allowed handicap Westchester. q Net scof
POINT Judith % westchester 10. Referee-Peter /
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Las Schools.

New York bay discs sss oPsR Sh S ssSsan:
University Glasses 5S =. session, 70 fo' 81
Law School NM. and J .. tuition. 500.
circulars address
L.. ! TOMPkINS. Registrar. Washington So, n Y.
NEW YORK IIay school. -. Nassau St.
LAW SCHOOl. ; Evening hO0i New Work Clfy
dwight Method o instruction Ill r. in years
L. NJ, n years. High standards.
send for catalogue GEORGE CHASE Dean
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The BARNARD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY. 421 West 14sth s..
L-TNeDEPt1ARTF,N & PRIMARY. 151 C,onye1t ~
sTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT 22D- CAHALOs.
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Instructions.
The BARNARD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

COLLEGE, PREPARATORY ~ 81 N iaSo Ave-
~eI-TSDFRCSARTEsN & PRIMARY. - LS,1S4Av
1sra XEAR BE(sINS SET. eaD. OALANuo,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
CLOSING Up Affairs

The county board adjourned it, ser
sion this morning. II has been busily
engaged In Strengthening up the years
business, preparatory to turning the
books over TO the new board on the
first Of the coming year. here Ia said
20 be money enough in the county
treasury at the command of the board
70 meet all obligations incurred by the
present incumbents and some TO
spare.
The last Of the $4,000 bonds passe I
In exchange for those bearing a lower
rate OF interest were signed this
morning. II Is said that the reduction
In interest charges alone during .he
present county administration vii,
safeguard the pocketbooks Of taxp,y.
ers In the future much more largely
than at present anticipated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
Medical society Mectlna,

The Las Vegas Medical society had
an unusually important and interest
inE session last night. Seven now
members were received. the officers
for tho ensuing year were elected aad
a profitable diseiiasion was held.
The new officers are Or. II. q.
shaw. president; pr, w. X, Tipton,
vice president; pr. r. j Black, sec.
rotary.
The following new members were
received: Doctors Farmer, Frazier,
Gselitx. Seward, Brown, Morgan and
Northwooa. the latter Of Wagon
Mound. the subject III the t~ecnaical
discussion was ~uremia."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
For Her Sake.

Inc title of the play. For Hcl
sake stamps the piece as one OF the
sort throbblng with heart interest,"
and there are said 70 be situations
IN II little short Of terrific. sueh 2
one IL the flogglng scene in which
me serf girl Olga, the young wo
man with whom the hero Of the story.
Prince Yaldemar, Ia In love, figu,es
as the victim. The author, II appea y,
has taken good care to relieve such
scenes as this with others OF q com.
edy flavor. The play will be seen
here at the opera house, Thursday
evening. December 22d.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
Death Of Louis
A. Grant.


Many OF the Las Vegas old.timers
VIII hear with regret OF the death IN
Los Angeles OF Louis A. Grant. M,
ceased lived In albuquerque from
lss0 to 1887. He was one OF the mem.
bers OF the firm of Grant Brothers.
Q being the late Angus A. Grant.
railroad contractors. tho other mem.
Tor years the wealthiest of Albuouer.
que capitalists. The firm built a
large portion Of the Atlantic & Pa.
cific railroad. now known as the San.
"a Fe Coast lines. The last import.
ant contract a for the Big Bug road
In Arizona. Deceased was wealthy.
having business blocks In Los An
gelcs, San Francisco and Albuquerque
and deriving a large income from the
operations of his company. He WA
one OF the worthiest and kindest OF
Q He came west as n young man
from Ontario. One OF his earliest as
sociates was present Governor Alva
Adams of Colorado, with whom he
was connected in a business way in
the Centennial state
Mr.. Grant was fifty.two years OF
age. lie leaves a wife and two daught,
ers. u A. Mcpherson. president OF
the Journal Publishing company of
Albuquerque Is a nephew.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
Soon Of
Las Vegas Grant.

Al the recent meeting OF the boart
Of trustees OF the Las Vegas grant
the matter Of the survey OF the large
tract. embracing nearly 100000 acres
was taken up and discussed Mt con
siderable length.
A committee consisting OF DJ1
Eugenio Romero. Charlcs Ilfcld and
Judge Il. v. Long was appointed Ia
have this matter Immediately In hand.
II IL understood that a contract.
the terms Of which have about Dccn
agreed upon, will be entered iato
with John l.. Zimmerman, a former
Las Vegas pharmacist and who ia
serving his third term as county sur
veyor at Santa Re. Mr.. Zimmerman
agrees TO do the survey work and
take in payment 1000 acres OF land
on the grant. TO be selected by him
self, while some members OF the
board prefer paying him $1,000 for
the work, unless he selects his land
before beginning work.
The report OF Treasurer Charles II.
field and Inspector Pablo Jaramillo
were presented. read and accepted.
There Is now nearly enough money
In the treasury, realized on royalties
from tie contractors and other sor cos,
10 reimburse the government for the
incurred IN surveying the
prior I othe issuance Of a pat
ent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Jose Campos is thoroughly conyinc.
cd that the SHOWS and Ice Of winter
are a delusion and a snare. He has
been badly treated and viii carry the
results OF his treatment for many a
day. While navigating the icy stree,
within sufficient cautiousness his
heels suddenly aseended ~heayenward
and his head. after describing a ser.
les Of paraholic curves. descended
with great force upon the frozen
ground. The mans face was badly
bruised. his nose split to the boae
and his lips cut.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
Court Cases.

Leandro Alvarez. who made thu
deadly assault with a knife on the per
son OF David Urioste, who has SUI.
ficiently recovered from his wounds
to eappear against hlsassailant, was
arraigned In the district court this
morning. He entered the plea Of
not guilty. Upon the representation
that he had no witnesses, the court
set the trial for tomorrow morning.
Judge II. V. Long Is his attorney.
Bitoriano Pacheco, charged with
having buried the hides taken from
stolen cattle, has been released from
custody under a $500 bond. There
are eight other parties being he'd
in the county jail on the charge OF
cattle stealing In the vicinity OF the
Bell ranch.
In the ase OF Candida Lujan, con.
vlcted OF an assault at Rociada, in
application has been made by the de-
PENDANTS attorney for a new trial.
Adelaide Tafoya, under Indictment
for an assault with a deadly weapon
upon the person Of Jose Gonzales, June
9Th, was arraigned this morning.
pleaded not guilty, and his cas- con
tinued till next term OF court. It
seems that some of the witnesses In
case could not be gotten here
for come reason in time for the trial.
Fermin Ulibarri was arraigned this
morning on the charge OF having per-
himself In his testimony before
grand Jury in the Tafoya as.
sault case. He entered the plea OF
lot guilty and his case went over tn
next term.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
Mrs oscar a. Fsarch. Who has b

Mrs Oscar r. EsaFch. who has been
ssssiax Sc ex5en4ad visit 10 the
wpests fafr aN4 10 Der PARENTS ut
gegsrssaa cary. No 10 expected home
-sa1ssarugw Mrs. lssrva vas one Of
siA.4 sasssHnesrs so cine Inflated train
salea vas vnpef VI ss Efaitsn. Mo,
sis., vaa snE NC 4 ssw wAo escaped
with sli,sm inalsrisss although ,he car
slsst ya,s la n,,asaa eisErs9sgssy uveE.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Capt. W. II. Jack. whose recent ap.
pointment as member 81 the Cattle
Sanitary Board pleased the stockmen
of New Mexico. spent the day IN the
city. He met informally with Tres.
ident Austen and Secretary Barnes
and discussed a number of matters
of importance 10 the territory. Cap
tain Jack says that all over the
southern part Of the territory a heavy
rain fell about The same time the
SNOW storm prevailed In the north.
efn part The rain finally turned int
snow, which. however, amounted 70
little. The gentleman is on bis wag
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}. " srEARNs

Wishes TO announce 60 his patrons
aud friends. that beginning with
Thursday morning. Dec. srh he will
be found nj his new s;and in thu
Crockett block, n door west - MIR.
rhes's drug store, pet.emhrr the
change when In search Of Goo
things 70 eat" courteous attention
and prompt service. 1880
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

rliss mssg Msa1 are planning for =
aIrs sAl Elaps aaesasrgw nszht. There
are fssgr Vsatareaoxna@ asgAranss for
csfsaf k1naes After the business SEES
sion the pErse Of peace and amssy will
b. smoked and there will be other
dotmgs. The lodge In this city Is grow
Ing rapidly and the prospect for the
winter sessions Ia excellent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

II is the general superstition tina,
the city ordinance providing that side
walks shall te cleared OF snow II still
In full force and effect In this city,
yet the enactment cannot be located
In the municipal statute book.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The party wha danr aaas@ assfar
Ing wAea asked ~Whaaas taa news
usually either kn0ws ssauss9adng ~
does something thai s~vsnFAalsr q
ages somehow ID creep tnsas setaE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Al q meeting OF the EpGssupaa res
try last evening several afalaahbs
men ID I'M the place. III Rss. caax H.
French we're considered bag ~ 6v
cIsion was reached
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Mrs. Siesher is very III AT the home
Of Miss Roland on Sixth street. Word
has been sent 10 her daughter In
Kansas City and her son In ST. Louis.
The only notice taken OF the messages
a response from the daughter
that she couldn't come.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The board Of directors Of the Com.
mercial club held an important meet.
ing last night. Several chaIrmen NJ
committees were present and dis.
cussed the question Of the personnel
Of the committees with the directors.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The snow in the city was consider
ably reduced today but on the smr-
rounding hills II has dimlnlaAea li;.
Tic. II was a winter day aesplse she
warn sunshine.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

A cottage prayer raeesEnw NIB aaat
at the residence of Mrs q " Faag.
cock. No. $40 National street yestnf.
day morning and ono this morning at
$50 o'clock ut the ". n. parsonage
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The arrangement In contemplation
for the survey Of the las Vegas grant.
the subdivision OF the tract into town.
ships. IL a timely and important mat
fer to the people OF this community
The Typographical feature will be
marked on every mile surveyed and a
plat VIII be made thereof.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Roger DecFing. who has been here
for several months. has decided to 10
to Phoenix for the rest of the winter
and viii leave In a day or two. He
has been greatly benefited M = 70
suit Of his stay here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

VIM Naeglin has moved his family
down from Watrous In order TO give
the children better school advantages,
aud Is living in his Twelfth street
property.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

]. A. Turmoil, an electrician from
Albuquerque. has secured a position
with the trolley line and Is an accli.
sition to the Military band. he h.ing
a clever cornet player.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Members of the Commercial club
are urged 10 be present tonight and
to bring their ladies. Preparations
have been made for a pleasant party.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Cecil Hays Of this city " now In tho
employment of a big mercantile com.
pany at Globe, Arizona, and well salts
fled with his lot In life.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

VIII c. Barnes this morning r%ccoIyt
cd word from his foreman ut Dorsey
that six Inches Of snow fell In that
section.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The quarters Of the east side fire
department have been reprinted and
repapered and present a much improv,
cd appearance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The prospects for a general relig-
ious awakening IN this city are good
and growing. Let IL be so.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Good music. practical sermons,
profitable services daily and nightly
III the NJ. Il. church.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

The revival meetings OF the Meth
odist church are succeeding grandly,
You are invited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Regular meeting OF Eastern Star to-
morrow evening, Election Of officers.
A full attendance IL desired.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07

Fair weather IL predicted for to-
night and tomorrow.