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Notice cf Los, Certificate.

Public notice is hereby gfren that
r the Undersigned am the owner 81
Certificates o. Deposit issued by The
San Miguel National Bank OF Las
Vegas. being 40. secs for s2ss.5o is.
sued January sth. 1905, and certificate
No. 1858 issued September 2fst, 1863
for s37os7. Notice il hereby further
given that | have stopped payment on
said certificates and the same have
never been endorsed by me. That /
lost said certificates on June srd, 1905.
Any person finding said certificates
will please forward 10 me at Las
Vegas. New Mexico. and l wall par
a suitable reward for same.
CLAUDE BETSoN.
Las Vegas, New Mexico, June 18th,
1904. s.i23
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Pennsylvania
E~ndeavorers

ALLEsTows r., July Is Tods,
- the secoud taY X ~ convention
N r~eansYlysnia cirist III gndeatDr,
apa shs a,tendanee 49, increased by
1 number n ae arrivals The fore
nom Ma desotsd largely 10 hearing
reports Prof j VI sehreape, ~ FL.
iaHo. presided Reports ust. present
ef BIZ ths treasurer. Henry stauit. b;
plttstufg aaa BY the fqiion Tx super
thtptashts JgHIDf sDfk Grant
Shields Philadelphia niert4aaiate
department. John II Boiieus Eeiis sBe
missionary sofs y | Brswn saip
pengbarR GOOD citizenship. Hay al
81 Welsh laiaea Creek e~sanEellsflc
Noft nv charla X ollser. YerI
eott pnaa nee yof, MiNs Nollla iii.
Rice ftome pfeas Rofl. nes ] i,
Hisidy Harrisburg
Fptioping tbt reports thrfe vas b
e~Olfreace ~ Nofters With increase
Campaign A. ibs general theme Rey.
" 7 Hebtk II poltssiiia. discussed
Membership Hsr. Wartau d John
ton, Of Atasna vitality Rag, q. &
Hagen. n Lluix. RnnrIency. and
Miss Anna Itauck " Philadelphia,
made 4 plea tor noatlBa Christian I'm.
dsay9r work Rev. T. Calvin Fisher,
u Lebanon, presided HI tbs afternoon
asaslpn which Nas opened WITH deso
Nonal exercises b. Rev G q white,
n chambersbufs Christian Eadeasor
Principles saa HE general subse.t ot
discussion
The session this evening IL 70 be
hsid III ire fair gtopnd state SEQ
Rotary L~anthrope viii praaide, and tho
speasera viii include Rev l. / f.ans
lng. n scfaniop Rey Dr ia Ian
dHth. NJ Chicago ami Key m n ..
Grub RI Phlladelpbia
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Texas Lawyers

HOUSTON Teaas Jstg III Tfornl
beat AaYets AIN .ary members h
ms Texas State Tar Association. ars
gathered M Houston M their mimi
annual meeting The sessions pers
begun today ard VII cgatinue through
tonuoftag Jasse n q stress, Of Gal
weston, delivers the annual address
IN addition % this ard several oshst
addresses hy eminent members of ,hf
TAR ne program calls for discussions
IN sestrsI subjects which discussions
may bssr fruit Iii tbs llnc Of leglsia
tive reforms Tonight the members ID
he association snl their ladies viii
M entertained =. i concert Ii Turner
Hail. The convention banquet viii bs
hsid tomorrow night.
TIE officers il charge Of me con.
ssruon are President Judge n. s.
Reese d Hampstead yloe president
u Carter 81 San Antunios Fscre
tafg. Judge ii r Wilkinson, ot Aus
tIn and treasurer, y. u Williams, ii
Fofl Worth.
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daaaes H hrrts3a strains and
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The Territory
In Paragraphs

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Why Take Any chsnes,

With sone BeN and nntrled medicine
Tor speh serious troubles all dlarrhoea.
cfamfer dYsentery. when you should
know that for over half a century
PainkiltT has cured millions u cases.
Look oat for limitations. there ls only
genuine, Perry Davis"
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Two es,,lss Cured Hin.

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. Datls 81 H. Bterllng. a., but
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sfeei@9 \ permanent cure" Sound
shnnya arc safeguards ~ life. Make
me glfhtts healthy WITH I0ioy'g Kid.
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Tlektf VA United I'd marriage ,n
sira Mary Mcrpiatton
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hoka paused through DE eliy yestef
day bound m III ABgsiss
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Last Thursdays Denver Post con.
tanned fine half tone cuts o. Stranger
o. Young Hal and Cling Fos;, three
swift PAGERS belonging 10 Joe Bar
nett Of Albuquerque.
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Charles " gYsrs ut A~Ilggaergps
accompanied In Mrs Myers and eAi.s
ss 80 n their NAY to Et IS@s.
where they viii gisst relatives ard tie
Wer1s Palr FIR i few weass.
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GOING ID n1M Yoak. 60

coiso 70 New YORK Governor
Otsfa has received n0tineatlon from
James " Hooker u Vermont. necfe.
faIy of ths committee n notification
Of he republican national e~1pyen,loa
that the committee Wit mkst i0 .es
York IN the zsth day III July Tor ths
pufpose q calling N President n,ose.
welt % me following day u officially
notify him u his nomination ID tha
candidate a he republican tatsy fgf
pfesidsnt during he present -.
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country residence, group photographs
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noted hcy York sftist There vii
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DEsTHoYFD pY rIfr. rbs N

DESTROYED Nv vifE; me ,han
hoasA nj To Enake mine wa Totally
dessfoysd by IRE last SATURDAY eyen.
ha, The engine boiler. hoist anf
sssar tank are i totai i,ss. The origin
u ne frs II unknown. The eonnag.
ration IL snpss,sed % have started ii
about Y u. after ne porEmsn de.
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Immediately ID bank The mIne 10 pe
vent he spreading III ne flames, AMI
II ~ me- antil Wednesday that The
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iots y ~ company h machinery auc
Gsms2s ii sbAft estimated sd
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NAT tha tinhff3 IN thn shaft hsYs
been desifoyad II i dsplh ID i0p faet
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fcf ~ company and re CANT
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aatsa TOY cn-gfs were F viii 81
hy 4 -aa1aaEa pasag.
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WhrGs scnEnE.

WATER scHINE q 81 fe -
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Worlds Fair Rates.

The following rates 10 St. Louis
and return will be In effect from Las
Vegas during the season covered By
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Season ticket, final limit Dec.
B......... 1886
sixty-day ticket ............... 1850
Ten-day ticket ......... ...... 1925
Ask the ticket agent about It.
W. w LUCAS. Agent.
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FraternaI Union Of America meets
frst and third Tesday evenings Of
each month in the Fraternal Brother.
hood hall. west Of Fountain Square at
8 o'clock. 7. NJ. Elwood. F. NJ; W.
@. Koogler. Secretary.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-21
ST AIRS
ON POLO FIELD
Places the Only Goals to
the Credit of the Reds
in Match at Burlingame

SAN MATEO, Nov. 20-John Lawson
was the star performer in the polo
match on Burlingame Club field to-day.
scoring one goal for the Whites and
three for the Reds. TO which side he
changed in the fifth period. These three
goals were the only ones made by the
Reds; the Whites were victors in the
match with a score of five goals. Thorn
as A Driscon was in his usual good
form and scored three of the Whites
goals, the other being made by z. w.
Howard who played for the first time
this season. The game began with the
sides lined up:
Whites-Thomas A. DriscOll, John
Lawson and Cyril Tobin.
Reds-LaWrence McCreery, j. y.
Tobin and Edward w. Howard.
R.M. Tobin played as alternate and
several changes of colOrs were made
during the game. An unusually large
gallery witnessed the match. being
made up chiefly of the members of the
fashionable set.
The big fall meet of the Polo and
PONY Racing Association begins with
a nOlO match at Burlingame field on
Wednesday afternoon. Polo will also
furnish the sport on Friday, Sunday
and Monday The pony races will be
held on c. w ClarlI's private track at
San Mateo on Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons. The track has been
improved under the direction of Rae
ing Secretary Robert Leighton, the
grandstand extended. judges and press
stands erected. together with dressing
and refreshment rooms. saddling pad
dock and special Enclosures for
members and visitors in vehi-
cles and everything needful to
insure comfort and good sport
The entries to the races are numerous
and the occasion will afford the finest
series of high class sporting events ever
seen here.
On Friday evening, the 2otn INST.
dance will be given at the Country
club for which elaborate preparations
aro bpiuO made
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-21

Young COrbett is assuring his friends
that he VIII be at weight next Sun
day for his fight with Battling Nelson,
which Will take place in Woodward's S
Pavilion cne week from tomorrow
night During Corbett's long spell Of
leisure the weight accumulated on his
frame and he has found considerable
difficulty in dislodging il. The surplus
weight is about his body. his arms and
legs responding quickly TO the exercise
he gave them.
The Denver boxer shows tremendous
hitting power One Cf his first acts
was TO break the nose of his sparring
partner Billy OTIS He then hooked
up with Jack Johnson, the colored
heavyweight champion. and cut his lip
severely. The question Of weight has
always been a troublesome one at Cor
belts camp. He invariably INDUCES
his appetite for both food and drink
and then fnds himself at the eleventh
hour confronted with the problem Of
fairly ripping off the excess weight.
He is the chief sufferer On these oc-
cssions. as the scales have always
showed him at weight when the proper
time arrived. Corbett claims he would
be below the 40 pound notch now if
he had pitched his camp in some warm
locality. He does not think il would
be advisable TO be so low in weight,
as it would take from his strength.
He put in five days of hard gymna-
sium work last week. AS a change
from this he went on the road twice
on Saturday. He was on the read again
yesterday, as the crowd of spectators
at his quarters interfered with his in
door work.
Corbett does not underestimate Mel
sons ability. He knows that a man
who can defeat such clever boxers as
Art Simms and Martin Canole. such a
game boy as Eddie HanlCn and such
a hard hitter as Herrera, is not to be
held lightly. Defeat for Corbett means
practically the end of his ring career.
so that he is stalking his all on this
battle.
A large delegation Of sporting men
and many Chicago friends OF Battling
Nelson visited Smiling MetZner's tav-
ern yesterday to watch the Dane work
for his coming battle with Young Cor
bett. The visitors were given a rare
treat, as Battling fought two smuggling
matches with Frank Rafael and Eddie
Santry.
Manager Murphy had to interfere
many times to save Rafael and Santry
from being knocked out. Both fight
ers showed the effects of the milling
when finished.
Nelson journeyed to Mill Valley on
Saturday night TO referee bout given
for the benefit Of an athletic club. Not
withstanding the fact that he retired
after midnight he arose at daylight
and went afield after quail.
A twelve-mile run and an hours hard
work in the gymnasium constituted his
days work Nelson weighs about 1872
pounds, but could reach the required
weight at a days notice.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-21
STRONG FIELD PROMISED
FOR THE HANDICAP
Fleet Horses to Start
on Thanksgiving Day

Weights will be announced this eve
ming for the Thanksgiving Handicap to
be run at Oakland next Thursday. The
event, which is for 3-year-Olds and up
wards at a mile and a fuTlOng, will be
the feature of the week. 1t will have
a value of about S30OO A fine field is
assured, as many of the best horses in
training here are candidates.
The list includes Dainty. Gold Money,
Claude, Dalvay, MaTtinmas, Fossil.
BOmbardier, Horatius. Elliott. Albula,
Arcade, MendOn. Flying Torpedo,
Divina. Military Man, Blue Eyes. Tel
ephOne. KenilwOrth and The Lady
Rohesia.
Other handicaps Will be decided dur
ing the week and interesting sport is
thus assured at the track across the
Bay.
Among the tuTfmen arriving last
evening were Bill Jackman and Bob
Fleming AT one stage of the game
on the New York tracks. Jackman was
$50. 600 to the bad. but pulled out and
quit trifle winner.
Presiding Judge Hopper thinks good
solution of the apprentice problem
would be to restrict boys riding to
the stable which takes out his license
AS the rule now applies. ordinary riders
are often compelled to concede five
pounds to the best. rider on the track.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-21
MARKSMEN THRONG THE RANGE
AT MARIN COUNTY PARK

Barnholdt f8. G. H. Bahrs .. H. HaaEe 81.
a ischs br niebsr I IS ufs PsvsT s 81 = = srTte
sen 30, o. Imdorf IL, F. 6. Hagerup 81, A. von
Wyl ~. G. Bellmer 80. Peter Harder -. John
Bach 30 PoIak H. b. Pollak Al. G. Halpln
26 Colonel Murphy 43. J. r. Roche -, II Eek
bold A. W schwarke 81, ]. A Dobier 20.
4s A. HenninGs 45, F. C. Bradford A. A. e.
Ehrenpfort 5s, J.. Giassner 3D. L. Simon 30.
A. Rahwyler 52 j. L. Utsch!g 5S. John Boiler
AZ H. Diehl 33, A. Strecker 55, Walter Thier-
bach 80, r. FinlSing 49, c. Kruse 40, ]. f..
Kronke so. F. schoettler 32. 4. s hoeheh 20 20. 4. e.
Lang 20, II. Nolte 81 F. Acker SO. L. Mayr-
Pistol annex-G, NJ. Barley. 50. IS: W. f.
Blasse 81. 81 Chris Meyer, 81. S4 NJ F.
Blasse, 81; G. Tammeyer. as, IS; NJ. Kolander
20; r. j. Povey, 7G, %; T. L. Lewis. SO, SO;
&c. G2; Philo Jacoby. ~.
Bullseye shooting for best centers-A
Schrumpf. 492; F. Merlen, 1915; p. Brunotti
Burrneister. 1915; f Engander En- Ands4s qess 5 J.
wyIer. 2Cso: II. Enge, IIs9 A. Hiibrunner.
Indorf. $50; ii. Diehi. 773; A. Won wyi. 22oo
w. Blasse, 1897: c. Won Hartwig. 1902 G.
Tammeyer- 80; F. Brandt, 2o94; G, Riehmul-
1740; l.. Willie. 1889; H. Gumblc, 1910: F..
poysy, SCI: A. . Bertelsen. 1ee; K: FInking.
ter 53S A. strecker. 500; o. Bremen. 1851 /:
NJ, Reubo;d. 977; l. Bende 500; F. Simmer.
1916; y studer. 62s @. Maxwell. 1119; F. T..
Mason 4T5: c. Meyer. $40; II. Eckmann. 1884 !:
\. Henning 945; NJ. Kolandsr. 319 J. Horst
man. 435; T. j. Carroll. 49,: G. Richmullsr
Sr. 1885, William Ehrenfort. 1885; ]. j. Mahr.
604 II. scheunert. 16G0; ]. Attschig 1920; A.
Studer, 1856; A. Jungblut 1855: A Ehrenpfort
20o9; y. NJ Barley. 90I; G. H. Bahrs. 1855:
II. Borrholt. 1851; NJ Hartter 1917: ]. Rob
inson gOl: r. Stetten, 9T3: Captain f. Kuhls.
800: Captain J. Klein. 1892: ]. Beck 1912: H.
Breuss 1885, A. Utschig, 2225: F. Attinger.
2O6T; r Pritchard 240O: II. Stettin. 231O; c..
Rousseau, 3CC0; j. Gassner 2S0O: H. Kuhls,
2T0o. cadets-H. Becker. 1859: F. Bertlesen.
1855.
San Francisco Turner Schnetzen, monthly
medal shoot-F. ]. Klatze. ia. 166 c. Sage
horn 1es. 1874; F. Hausman, 1856 III; T.
Pianz 13S, III; a. Furth 119. 1874: D. David
SEN 9s. 1856: NJ Nagel. 1856. ia; o. Burmeis-
ter. 1s3. 191; F. Attinger. III. 1856: c. Nielsen.
1888 1855: A. Jungblut. 109; J. Straub, $50. III +;
Captain F. Kommer, 165. 1S0; c. Abraham,
14l 100; A. Utschig 1877. 204 b. Jonas 197.
1gl A. Brehn 1856: F. Messerschmidt. so, 81 :
]. ]. Mahr. les. 100; r. Finkins, 1877. les; a.
En-e 1877. pa.
Prize shoot-F Attinger 81. c. Nelson 81.
+. Schrampr g.. O. Burmeisier 5s. c. Abrams
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-21

one of the largest crowds of marks
men that has assembled for number
OF years gathered at Schuetzen Park
yesterday to take part in the monthly
contests of their clubs and to partici-
pate in Thanksgiving prize shoot.
II. F.. Mason. the well known expert,
carried off the first prize in the Cali
fornia Schuetzen Club with 70 rings to
his credit.
A. Bertelsen of the same club was
the lucky marksman who pulled the
trigger at the right time and scored
the good bullseye of l66 points, thereby
winning the first prize in the bullseye
shoot.
F. Werlen, in the Open-for- -all-con-
test, won three Thanksgiving prizes in
succession and proved the leader in
this particular contest.
G.. M Barley was high on the pistol
target with 80 and SO rings.
John Bach, the only survivor of the
organizers of the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein, which event took
place forty years ago, was an inter
ested participant in the days proceed
ings. He showed his comrades he
could still handle the rifle by making
% rings on his first shot. The days
scores:
California schuetsen club T ,Thqnksgiying
prize sheotmF p Mason 'G . schr.ts m tBariey s e.
5truven c6, n werlen Co. Fred Brandt Go. w.
F. Blassc Ca p Brunette "a, c. M Rousseau
"a II Scheunert 64. Chris Meyer 63. A. Muller
e3' l.. ] Reuboid c3, L. Bendel 81, A. Breuss
10 NJ + Blasse g. F. F. Bremen 62 f. At
finger 60 r. Mayrhofer 81. J. F. Robinson 81.
NJ. Kolander 81. c. NJ. Henderson %, G. Risch-
G. Peach IS, r.. stettn 80. J J. kuehn 80.
Nicoiai 3s A. Heilbronner AZ, NJ. F. Hartter
90. r a. Pritchard 81, II. Enge 5S. J. T. Peck
SO. &. Won Hartwig 81, c; Sagehorn 23 d.
sehoenfeld a, H. Ladd 40 c. zmmermann IL.
M. Fioegel IS, Hans yeroni 80, J. Bachmann
"A Fd Tsnrlander 4s. A L. OFT AZ j. j. Mahr
20. /. G Babin 81. r Jacoby 4t e. /; Willie 40.
merger So. A. Tardel "a, r. Plasberg 30 T. L.
Lewis AZ, A. Bertelsen 90. A Jungblut so. G.
Fisher 81. r. Martin 3s, w. Ehrenpfort 50, II.
Wegeenman 50, w. Barber 81 ]. D. Fielder
mann q. F. Suhr 81 w. Nolden As, H. Becker
b3. r. j. Carroll 50. NJ. Hsubold 50. G. w.
RischmuIler Sr S. A Studer Sc. T. Simmer
SO. f. D. Smith 90. Peter Jensen a. II. Gum