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thought would show up at. Denver. As
yet Iva has not registered.
George Burgers Cousin Carrie is
about the best sprinter here. unless
Redan is excepted The only time the
pair met the wise money went in
on the mare Wilkens, who rode Re
dan, got away so badly his chances
were ruined Redan can probably take
her measure. Burger is also training
the runner owned by Ed Gaylord
George says Toledo. whose knees were
fired before leaving the coast. is round
ing 10 splendidly and will take some
beating at Chicago later on.
Wally Weaver, well known in Cali
fornia, is racing secretary and clerk of
the scales at Overland
Big Ed" NOrthrop of San Jose droD-
ped into town recently accompanied bv
his wife Ed has been paving the
East visit and is homeward bound
He states that Joe Harlan is making
one OF the biggest books on the New
York tracks and at last accounts was
a winner.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning. Telegraph.
First race-Linda Lee, Simplicity,
Danseuse.
Second race-Gay Lizette, Cascine,
Martinmas.
Third race-Escutcheon Council
man, Austin Allen.
Fourth race-Graziallo, Major Dain-
gerfleld, Brigand.
Fifth race-Bonfire.. Agio, The Vir-
ginian.
Sixth race-Lady Potentate, Phaon.
Coppelia.
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HUNTING EXPEDITION
ENDS IN A TRAGEDY
Washington Man Mistakes His Friend
for Bear and Shoots and
Kills Him.

SOUTH BEND. Wash, June 30.-Mis-
taken for a bear Samuel TripIett was
shot and killed to-day by his friend
and partner.
Triplett was out hunting a mile and
q half south of this city and E. r. Hall.
who has long been a personal friend of
Triplett, was also hunting in the brush.
Hall saw an object before him which
he took to be bear and after firing
ran forward to find that he had killed
Triplett.
Triplett leaves a wife and several
small children. Hall was almost insane
with grief when he discovered his
awful mistake.
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champion Jenries May Go South.

Champion Jeffries has so far recov-
cred that he contemplates going to
Los Angeles tonight. The splints have
been taken off his injured knee, which
has recovered quickly under the skill
full care of DR.. Porter. Colonel Brady
and other friends visited Jeffries yes
terday and found him In good spirits.
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Seattle Race results.

SEATTLE, June 30-Summary:
First race five furlongs selling-Facts won,
Roseleaf' second, Harka third Time / :01L.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-King
Herald won, MacFlecnoe second, Maud Sher-
wood third Time :09
Third race, six and a half furlongs-Red Tip
won AlEaretta second, Chief Ahola third
Time :20si.
Fourth race, mile. selling-Ripper won Miss
Vera second, Gladiator third. Time. 1:41%.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Dr. Rowell won,
Illowaho second, Anarid third. Time. IA.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Lady Usk won
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-FonSoluca, The Lady,
Lady Jocelyn.
Second race-KOmOmbO, Grand,
Peter j. Sommers.
Third race-Cardigan, King Along,
Creolin.
Port Royal.
Fifth race-Mezzo, Lacy Crawford,
Tancred.
Sixth race-BIue Bird, Keuo, Ten
nyburn.
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Special Dispatch to The Gail.

SEATTLE, June So.-Errors by Russ
Hall in the latter part of to-day's game
gave Oakland a chance to score a vic
tory out of what seemed a sure thing
for Seattle. Nick Williams pitched
shut,out ball up to the time his sup
port became ragged. Graham and Pete
Lohman played ragged ball in the
opening innings. but after they settled
down to work they made things move
pretty fast. Kruger's work in center
field was the feature Of the game.
Schlaf1ey continues to play grand
second base. Score:
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Erla Lee. Pique. Passive.
Second race-Charlie Thompson,
Lubin, Bugler.
Third race-Lady Savoy, Bowling
Bridge, Colonel White.
Fourth race-Just So, Forehand.
Commodore.
Fifth race-Wo1fram, John Doyle,
CaithneSs.
Sixth .race-Wissendine. DIR. Kier,
Eleven Bells.
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Totals 3a 8 1o Ell s
SUMMARY.

Sacrifice hits-Beck 2 Errors-Beck Francis
l2). Roach. Waldron. Anderson. Townsend.
Earned runs - Portland 1. San Francfsco q
Stolen base - Nadeau. Bases on balls = on
Thielman ?. of Roach !, of Jones g. Struck
out-By Thielman 2. by Jones 2 Two-base
hits = Castro. Nadeau Anderson. Francis.
Leahy Double play-Nadeau TO Steelman. Left
on bases-Portland 8, San Francisco 4 Passed
ball-Leahy. Hits-On Thielman T. off Roach D
Wild pltch-Jones- First base on errors-Port-
land 2 san Francisco g. Time OF game-Two
hours. Umpire-Browne
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SUMMARY.

Errors Doyle Eagan. Mclaughlin, Keefe
Struck out-By Keefe 3. by Newton g. by
Baum l. Bases on balls = BY Keefe 4 By
Newton ], by Baum l. Hit by pitcher
Bernard. Passed ball-Hogan. Wild Pitches
Newton .. Stolen bases-Keefe Nordyke Two
base hits-Hogan, Sheehan, Smith First base
on errors-Los Angeles 3. Earned runs-Ta-
coma 2 Sacrifice hits-Sheehan. Smith, Chase
Wheeler. Double plays - Eagar 20 Toman:
Ioman to Flood, TO Chase. Left on bases
Tacoma 3, Los Angeles Z. Hits-On Newton
10. Innings pitched-Newton 8. Baum l. Time
OF game One hour and hfty-fve minutes
Umpires-McCarthy and Mcdonald
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Murderer to Suffer Death Penalty

PORTLAND, Or, June 30.-It took
the jury just thirty minutes to decide
upon and return a verdict Of guilty in
the first degree in the case of Frank
Guglielmo, barkeeper, who killed
Freda Guarascio, 16-year-old Italian
girl, on June IA. Miss Guarascio had
spurned the attentions of her murderer.
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SUMMARY

Errors-Nohler. Frisk, Hall 2. Graham
Lohmsn. Earned runs-Seattle ., Oakland l.
Two base hits-Delehanty Hall Smith Schla-
fey Ganley. Sacrifice hit-Smith Stolen
bases-Mohler. Francks 2 Devereaux. Bases
on balls-On Williams 1, of Graham 1. Struck
.out-By Williams 6; by Graham g. Passed
ham L Umpire-O' Connen Time Of game
Two hours.
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MANILA, June 30.-The legislative council
for the Moro provinces has passed an act
placing pearl fishing in the Sulu Archipelago
under Government supervision. Licenses to
fish for pearls will be granted only to vessels
owned by citizens of the Philippines or the
United States.
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Rock Sand, Ridden by Maher, Wins.

NEWMARKET, England. June 3d.
Rock Sand. ridden by Maher. won the
Princess of Wales stakes of 10000 SOW
ereigns at the Newmarket meeting to-
day. Salt Petre was Secopd and Will
liam Rufus third
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WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Postmaster
General has refused the request OF the Lewis
ana Clark Exposition authorities for the issu-
memoratiye Of the exposition,
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HARVARD's. BELATED.. EFFORT.

Harvard did not make her effort until
an eighth. of a mile from. the finish.
Then her stroke went 10 thirty-eight.
but 1t was too late. Yale was leading
by the length of her canvas bow as
. the flags dipped. at the finish. The two
flags went down almost simultaneously
. and il. was several minutes Before the
crews. knew. who had won. Finally the
.I.eferees shouted out the name. of the
winner, and the Yale youngsters sat
UP IN their shell and. gave a Yale cheer
with Harvard on the end Of it. Yale
had won by just half a second. The
time was: Yale, 1920; Harvard,
10c20l5' -
The crews. had a fair wind, but. prac-
sically no tide and, considering this
fact. the time was fast:
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Batteries-Young and Criger; Waddell and
Powers.
CHICAGO June 3o.-Chicago-St Louis game
postponed on account OF rain.
DETROIT, June 30-Detroit-C game
postponed on account of rain.
WASHINGTON. June 30.-Washington-NeYv
York game postponed on account of wet
grounds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST LOUIS, June 30.-The st. LOUIS National
League team again escaped shutout by
narrow margin at the hands of the Chicago
team to-day. the visitors winning easily Wei
mer pitched effectively for Chicago. Attend
auce. 2700 Score:
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FIFTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles
SIXTH RAcE-Five furlOngs; two-year-oldsi

purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
2 to 7-Handzarra. 1o7 CHofherl; a
to Cigar Lighter, 105 (Knapp) Al "a
Time. ;02 As. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. r 3. Van Meters ch. +. by Handsel-
Elzarra Proprietor los, Palm Tree 105. Mar
mont los. Black Dutch 105, finished as named.
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BOSTON, June 30.-By scoring three runs in
the last two innings, when Waddell weakened
Boston a seemingly lost game from Phil
adelphia to-day. Attendance, 2375 Score: I.
r. H E
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DECAY Ar THE START.

. After the freshmen elghts reached the
Starting iag, and that svas long after
The time Ss1 Harvard dragged her.
stake boat and for a quarter of an hour
Tho referee .labored with the shells 20
get them lined up. The delay was try
ing fOf-tlie crews Finally at the sound
of the pistol both eights dashed away
in splendid: style. Yale showed in bet
ter'forn atthe start than Harvard, and
for the first eighth of a mile had a
iride the better of il. Then Harvard
settled down and reached the half
mile flaga third or a length in the lead.
Harvard finished the mile in $685.. Yale
$40
over. the next mile the struggle was
superb Each crew raised the stroke
one point. At the mile. and a half flag
1h6 two boats were exactly even. Just.
as the last half-mile flag was passed
Yaie. began. the. squirt that won the.
race. She jumped her stroke up TO
Ihirty-siX ana began TO pull ahead inch.
.by snch
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"Batted for Keefe in ninth.
fBatted for Newton in ninth.
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FIFTH RAcE-Five and half furlOngs TO

maiden two-year-olds:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
II TO l0-Hot Stun, I15 CHicks)...9 s Il
TO to 1-Torchello 112 Oyne). ..-2 1152
10 to 1-Dandelion. 115 (Shaw)...1 21
Time :0S Start poor. Won driving. Win
ner, ]. +. Maddens ch. c. by Meddler-Royan-
gun Jerry c. Lindsay Gordon, Bulwark, Cour-
Ter Bella Signora, Perry Meadow, Monacodor,
Jim Beattie. Argos Hannibal, finished as
named.
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RUBE WADDELL WEAKENS
AND ALLOWS BOSTON SCORE
Christy Matthewson Returns to the
Game and Shuts Out the
Boston Nationals.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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sIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs

SIXTH RACE-FNe and haIf fuTIongs,
selling. two-year-olds:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
10 TO 1-Tramotor, 105 CRedfern). g u
TO Virgo. 90 CHildebrand) 81 33 IN
Time, / :07 As. Start poor. Won driving.
Winner Mrs Blute's b. g. by Indio-Trolley.
Red Reynard, Asterisk Insense, Delcanta,
Princess Eris Baroque c. W. R.; Frank Tay-
lor finished as named.
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Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Weimer and
king. Umpire-O' Day.
NEW YORK. June 30-Matthewson returned
to the game to-day and pitched so well for
New York that Boston was shut out Attend
ance 1000. Score:
r. H. f.
New York ...--......-..----..
Observation-Disclosures and Bowerman: Pitt
niger and Needham. Umpire-Johnstone.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30-Philadelphia-
Brooklyn game called at the end OF the second
inning account of rain.
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OAKLAND TURNS
TIDE OF DEFEAT
Scores a Victory Over Seattle
When the Game Seems
Assured for NOrtherners
WILLIAMS DOES . WE'LL
Pitches Great Ball Until
His Support Fails Him
After the Sixth Inning
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Pacific Coast League
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D.-ELPS CREW
IS VICTORIOUS
Sinewey Giants in Eight
CARED Shells Struggle Over
the Thames River Course
OUTCOME. PROVES CLOSE
Yale's Men Defeat Harvard
): by a Quarter of a Boat
length /: in Fast Time

NEW LONDON, June So.-The thou-
sands who journeyed TO the Thames
to-day. for the annual Yale-Harvard
boat. races Witnessed one Of the best
freshmen races that has ever been
lowsd. on any course. For eight hours
The crowd then sat in the rain and
waited in vain for the varsity four
cared race and the big varsity eight
ossed race. Finally. early in the even
ing both the varsity and the four
CARED races. were put over until to-
morrow. .The eight-Oared race will be
r6w6d upstream at 1880 a. M, after
:1y hicll the fouys Will be sent away.
- Yale won the freshman race by half
4 second on a quarter OF boats
-len 9Th. For two miles of this race the
tWo.shells zig-z gged, and neither crew
ever had: a lead, OF more than length:
It.Was one Of the. most remarkable boat
aces. in the history OF intercollegiate
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NaIs 90 o = TO IOtdIs II 7 =
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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FOURTH RACE-One and eighth miles
the Spendthrift handicap for three -year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin
to 2-Highbal 120 COdom) - II 81
u to 1-Ostrich, 90 CTraverse) 3 4 H
60 to thistle Heather. 90 tCrim)5 3
Time 1:54 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, W. D. Schefters b. c. by Ben Strome-
Strychina. Requter, Montresson, w B. Fasg
knight. Errant, Stalwart. finished as named.
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NEW YORK, June 30.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Sheepshead
Bay are as follows:
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FOURTH RACF-One mile; three -year-old

Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Fin
to 5-McGee, ia (Songer). .....2 "A
o to ocean Dream, 105 lOtis) 2h %
go to 1-Exclsmation. 90 CAicIntr) 2h3
II to Maj. Carson 81 (Oregar) 3154
ner. E. Corrigan's b. C. "a by White Knight
Remorse Formaster SO, also ran. |Disquali-
fed for fouling.
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SECOND RACE-One mile; three -year-oIds
and up; mares: purse:
TO 20-Beldame, Ill (ONeiD.... 81 1 215
to Lux Casta, ia (Odom). 4 u h
4 TO 1-Hortensia 101 (Hidebnd) / 2 314 8 213
Time / :39 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner, n. Bennngtons ch. f. by Octagon-
Belladonna.. Possession. Stamping Ground.
Revsne finished as named
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John shank 5 5

A sneak thief entered the home 81
John Shank last night and while thu
proprietor was peacefully sleeping the
sleep OF the tired and Just appropriat
ed his everyday pantaloous. He dis
possessed the garment OF q watch and
q couple Of dollars In change. Mr.,
Shank slumbered through the whole
transaction, but the actions Of the Pill
ferer we're made evident enough by
the absence Of the ticker ana the col.
lateral. There ii no clew TO the per
petrator. The marshal intends to
keep a close watch upon suspicious
characters and furnish any n who
lacks q means Of making an honest
living with a ticket Of leave from The
city.
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There were various sorts OF trouble
In the city last night. Complaint wai
made that q gang Of negroes at the
. Of Mackel's were raising a dis
turbance. The night officer went after
them, but they had skedaddled. He
chased them down Douglas street call
ing for them to stop. One declining 70
obey the summons. was followed BY 9
couple Of shots. However, he kept his
lead and gor away. Two were tum-
bled into the calaboose. They appear
ed bsiorc Judge Wooster this morn
Ing, Tbe chief offender was taxed -
and costs Tor his fun. There seemed
TO be little evidence To connect the
other with any disturbance and his
honor discharged him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

The commencement exercises of ths
normal will be held n assembly hall
tonight. The address 70 The class will
be made by Hon Earl NJ, cranston
an eloquent Denver attorney A
high class musical program has been
prepared. The graduates from the
normal course are Misses { Loyoia
Dillon, Clara Gerhardt. Anna . oohr
man, Cora Hume Pettijohn, Louise
Sporleder: from the academic course,
Misses Olive Lila Barnes. Anna ].
Gohrman. Nj, Myron Clayton Bene.
dict. The closing feature Of the pro.
gram this evening Will be the confer
ring Of diplomas upon The members Of
the class.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

IN the middle o. last night the In,
mates q The household Of Thomas
Hlauyelt were awakened by The sound
81 some b proving about The yard,
evidently with the idea Of efecting nm
entrance / o the house. The alarm was
given. w%hereupon the man beat a
hasty retreat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Fine displays Of modern pyrotech-
mics are shown in both the British
and American sections OF the liberal
arts palace at the Worlds Fair. All
forms OF rockets. set pieces. bombs
for commercial USE and other pieces
for both display and useful purposes
are shown by the largest m%anufacturi
ers OF fire works IN The world.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

The local ball players Won't get q
chance TO play a couple Of games al
Trinidad Saturday and sunday. al
they had hoped The boys expected
@ leave Tor the hill town tomorrow
afternoon. However the manager re
ecised word that Trinidad had los,
four Of her best players and was. d
present. In no condition to put ND 4
game. Trinidad promises u play later
ln the season.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

After an impressive ceremony at the
church OF the immaculate Conception
this afternoon, the remains of j. v. d.
Courtney. whose death was announced
yesterday, were laid away In the quiet
grave. While The body lies In the
bleak cemetery the sorrowing ones
have comfort in the thought hat the
soul has returned 70 the God who
gave ii.
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Monteflore conoreoatlon.

Regular sabbath services Friday
night al 5 o'clock and Saturday morn
Ing Al 10 O'clock. Subject Of Friday
nights sermon: Rejoicing III Exis-
tence, Sabbath school Saturday
morning at 1890 o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited 10 the services.
DR.. M. Lcfkoyits. Rabbi.
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Charles Abreu and family returned
this afternoon TO their home at Ray.
ado. Miss Fannie, who was seriously
III with pneumonia al st. Anthony's.
Ii coDyaIescing rapidly. she was car.
ried q. the train and win be conveyed
to nv homs With the greatest care.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Hon. Earl N. cranston, an able Den
yer attorney. viii deliver the address
10 graduates at the normal this oven
ing. He arrived this afternoon from
the north.
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Brother Brandenbcre does hold out
n cfumb Of comfort 10 people here.
abont. He predicts fair weather for
New Mexico, which Ii moi nice In
him. but he relcnts AMI predicts show
ers for The northeastern part u the
Territory Let EN- come. The mer.
curry raced up to 50 yesterday and
dropped last night TO 80.
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Hon. Percy y. Heath 81 silver
CITY. grant chancellor o. tae Knights
Of Pythias IN The territory. Is here "a
pay an official visit to the local lodge.
Mr. Heather passed through the city
esrIy isstf week on the way to ST
Louis with his family lie wflI vfsI,
ali she Pyihian lodges of the terri
tory before returning 70 his home
lAsfWsAs'lodM has S,sh growing b
strenEtksst late and rs nov IN excel
sent condition.
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CHIEF Justice w. y. Mills will leave
Tor Santa re tomorrow to meet with
the Supreme Court on Saturday for
the purpose Of redistricting The ter
ritory.
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CLAY 4 Roosrs, Li,rry.

Charles NJ. Rogers has bought the
interest Of W a. Giyens in the Ma.
tional street stable and. with j. w.
Clay. viii continue the business. They
have some or the b " rigs IN the
city. Phone No. n for your livery. SIS
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Mrs. d. T. White has come up troIh
her El paso home 10 enjoy the do.
iightful Las Vegas climate for the
summe months. she has taken rooms
II the Rolls cottage.
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Leo vaur has resigned bis position
with Ryan n Elood, and accompanied
by $. A., Clements, Jrs has left for
Mexico, seeking fortune. Mr.. yaur's
place has been filled BY s, ". Hal.
lock. an experienced grocersman.
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clarcnc Glancsy, son Of Captain
clancey " Alamogordo. arrived in
Las Vegas today by the overland
route, Upon his return home he Will
he accompanied by his sister, who has
been attending the normal for the past
year.
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The Daughters OF Reaeksh will hold
their regular club meeting at the
home OF Mrs. w. r. Critics, corner OF
Twelfth and Columbia streets, tomor-
row afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

No 2 came in IN two sections this
afternoon. both heavily laden with re-
turning delegates from the Methodist
General Conference aud the Engine.
crs' gathering In LOS Angeles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Chapman Lodge will hold a regular
meeting this evening Two brave as
pirants viii be initiated into the siren.
nous mysteries Of the first degree.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

In every village within i radius Of
any miles of Las Vegas, professions
Of deyout suppllcan,s praying for rain
may be seen most any day.
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Enrique sena, the town marshal,
has received the new dog tags, and
owners or CANNES should cur the
same from him at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

President Vert Ii entertaining Hon.
Earl Cranston this afternoon by a
drive over the scenic route and up
The canyon 81 the Gallinas.
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The Daughters Of Rebekah enjoyed
q picnic in the canyon yesterday. Well
provided with lunch baskets. they took
passage on an early car and remain.
cd until late in the afternoon A pleas.
ant time is reported.
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specIal Rates to 81. louis.

on June u and 2s only We will sell
tickets 70 81, Louis and return at
se2so. good for ten DAYS only. and
not good in chair ear or ~sleepcrs.
W. .. Lucas, agent
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Miss Hickman Expects 10 40 down
10 Albuquerque the last Of The week
for a visit Of several weeks with her
sister.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Mrs. b. II. Holt and children are
newcomers from Iowa who will spend
The summer in the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Charles Tamme Is renewing the city
bin boards and considerably lnereas.
Ing their capacity.
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Champagne, the popular color 10 all
SILK pom.poms, Read Rosenthal Bros.
I'd. on second page,
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1 ~
ii change that makes a difference ii
nd. OF Davis & Sydes.
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Elmer We der drove out 10 Buena
Vista today, whittier he was preceded
by his brother yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Lovers or Q food should take note
Of Stearns' clam ads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-02

Bernabe Flores. stenographer at II
fields, Is on for his summer vacation.