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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

The officials OF the United States
Department Of Agriculture were re-
Gently much amused by Il letter sent
the department by an occasional CORE
spondent In Virginia. Among other
things. the writer FASTENED TO advise
Secretary Wilson 20 this effect: "My
wife has a Tame cat that dyd. Beiu;
d Tortureshell and a Crate ~fayer.t, We
had the same berred in the Gard.n.
and for the enrichment Of The soil |
had the Carkis deposited under the
rotos OF a GCoscberry Bush. Crhe
Frutc being up to then OF tho smooth
Variety But the next Seasons Frute.
after the Cat was berred. the Goose
bcrrys was all Hairy-and more Re-
n~arkable. the C~atcrpi!crs CT the Same
Bush was All OF said Hairy dcscr!p-
hon."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

~raisel-l;s popularity as a catarrh remedy. its national In
portancc. It's extensive use. 4
One asked his opinion. Without a moments hesitation. =
said: IL can chccrfuly say that Mrs. Schley has taken PerunA
aud l believe with cool effect" 4
Like the Battle OF Santiago, the thought was sprung up~9
him without any warning, aud he disposed o. IL with the san
via aud decision as be did with the Spanish heet led By a.
Inflated Niscaya. A
His words concerning rcruna have gone ont into the wcsX
to De repeated by a thousand tongues, because he has sa1
;hcm. \
Like the news Q; his victory over Ceryera. his words con
will be apMiRALs WORDS CARRY WEIGHT caught ~
and nassed Tr5T7 m-1TT - @--,5 I--"-- 5---Ts ad eonsE
IneHts.
Except for IN Unborn manly independence, in a country OF
free speech. these words never wouh have been uttered by an
officer in such n notable position rs that 81 Admiral Schley.
Except for n worldwide notorc,y aud popularity. such 40
.Peruna enjoys. no remedy could ever have received such out
spoken public endorsement by such = man.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

Mrs. Pare,
wife OF &. II.
F'ar".a prom.
iuent res J.
dent OF Glas.
GO W, Ky.
says: Il was
suGer <
from a com
pllcation OF
trnu
blcs. Besides
n bad back /
had n great
deal OF trOu
bic with the
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03
A soft Answer.

aira. wtnslow.s eocTuuse ax1ug Ter Chiarp-
~tssthtnEs sofions hs casa. rstncoa tndannAasE. ~
lars sGAn. cures wtaa cola a oaGns o eoGllA
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

Agents who have been gathering In
formation for the Department OF Com
MERGE and Labor In regard to the beef
trust have about completed their work.
Among the complaints Is n that
agents OF the trust. at certain seasons.
offer farmers the trust prices for cat
tie. II refused. the trust. II Is charged.
by means OF its power with the rail-
roads. holds up the farmers supply Of
cattle feed. compelling sales at what
eyer figures the combine desires. "We
have found" says the report, that the
buyers OF the packers are specializing,
cornering markets, and doing other
things that border on tho Illegal. so
far. however. we have been unable 10
convict any n OF controlling the
prices for tho whole country or manlp-
uiating them for the bcncat or the
so-callcd trust"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03
Spanish
has there
NJ ep-
a GREAT NAVAL BATTLE.

ing victory Ia tho onward march OF CIVILIZATION than In the
notable event OF July 3. 1898. In which the great hero.
Admiral Schlcy. took a leading part.
IL was a great naval battle. Without a moments warn
ing Il began. Quick decision, undauntel courage. excellent
discipline, rcsoute sclf-conhdence-thes combined In Admiral
Schley 10 produce that dash and daring 50 characteristic OF
the American soldier.
A man must think quickly In these days. There Is no time
for slow action. New enterprises arise In an hour. Old ones
pass away In a moment.
A multitude OF great themes clamor for notice. \ man
must take sides for or against by intuition. rather than logical
deduction.
Ono day this fighting admiral. Schley. happened TO be In
sGs Who aDMiRn.s OPINION or PE.Ru.SA " :
sS ,e Siis 81 popular Interest. T5s subject OF Tsruna wa,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

Next 20 the Presidency. the control
OF the House OF Representatives In the
mex Congress Is the most important
result 1t issue In the approaching ma
tional election. The Republican ma.
jorlty in the Senate Is too large to he
lmperiled by the election. But in the
present House the Republicans have a
majority OF only %. The membership.
exclusive OF : vacancies. Is: I,cpub-
leans, 20s: Democrats. iTo; Union La
Dor Democrats. .. There are 80 Dem
ocrats and 20 Republicans who hold
their seats by pluralltlcs of less than
1000 votes. These districts are gener-
ally regarded rs debatable. II Is the
expectation that whichever party
elects its candidate for President viii
elect also n majority Of the House.
This has been true In every Prrsidcn-
tinl election since 1872, with the cx-
ception OF 1876.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

The commissioner of tho general
land office has issued the following
statement intended for the protection
Of old soldiers contemplating settling
on public lands: authorization has
been received at the general laad OF
ice that designing persons are circu-
latlng reports through Indiana and
perhaps elsewhere. TO the effect that
old soldiers are entitled to enter pub
lie lands. particularly In western Sc
braska. and receive patent therefor
without residing upon or %cultlvatlng
the lands. as other persons are re-
qulred TO do. This report Is false.
The only favor given 10 old soldiers
by the homestead laws which Is rot
granted To other persons. Is that OF
being permitted to make his FIRST ding
through an agent and 10 have the time
or his service deducted from the i've
years which homestead entrymen are
required TO reside upon the land. This
latter privilege Is enjoyed by MI sol
dlers who served for ninety days In
ehS NhE VI aue tcnSiiAoh' NAANt AANg
have actually resided upon the land
for one year. The only soldiers who
are permitted 20 acquire title 10 lands
without establishing a bona fde resi-
dence and having a homo thereon. are
those who made entry OF less than 15o
acres under the homestead laws prior
10 June -. 1874. Any soldier having
made entry prior TO that date OF less
than 1G0 acres. Is now entitled to enter
so much lands as would. when added
to the lands already entered. make a
total OF 100 acres. and upon making
such nj entry he receives patent with
out having 10 reside upon the land"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

m d a
b n
och Eak-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24
FL TeSOrO CubanO

Apenas Sc ha ce1ebrado el 20 ami !,
versario de la constitution de la RE-
p1blica cubana, y va Sc dan muestras
de una notable prosperidad en- la ha-
cienda pdblica y en- las industrias.
Y la prueba mas palpable de aque-
la realidad es el balance de TO dos
del Tesoro efectuado en- 80 de Abril
1ltimo, ascendente en- sus saldos a
S. 5.ooo.o .ooI 80.
Los ingresos y gastos habidos du-
rante aquel mes alcanzaron las can
tidades siguientes:
Estado de la recaudacion obtenida
en- las cajas nscionales, durante el mes
de Abril de4oo4:
Existencia anterior, 81. coz, ,oI4, So
Ingresos, Rentas de Aduanas $1,000
o24, 4,S5; Rentss Postales; $50. .o44 10
Rentas Interiors; 4o.644,48; Rentas
varias, 3I,oI6,zI; Rentas consulares
$22, 5000; Propiedades y derechoS de
Estado, $I5,255,o4; Reintegros, S. .oo2
S8; Deudas pendienteS, $3I4.5o; I'M
puestos del Emprestito $286.7I6, Io
Giros Postales, $22. 10000. - Total
So. .842 ,456,7o. Egrescs: Pages du-
rante la fecha, ST 75I,556,o3. Exis-
tencia el 80 de Abril de 1904 $5.oeo,-
COL SO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24
'Por la hygiene

81 algun servicio es digno de
la mayor atenci6n por parte de
nuestras autoridades es el que
sc roza con la hygiene pdblica.
No precisa mayor cello en- San
turce v ambas lineas que en- San
Juan en- 10 que concierne al
asunto que nos ocupa.
En- aquellos pequenos pobla-
dos. cuyas casas bastante disc
minadas. generalmente, con la
Iventaja de estar situados a bar
Ilovento de la ciudad, no sc re-
quiere tanto cello como el que
Sc advierte por parte de los en-
cargados de la hygiene.
Aqui; donde las familias po-
bres viven hacinadas en- zagua-
mes y patios. donde por necesi-
dad como es de publico vanse
acomodando unas con otras, DON
de las cloacas y sumideras res
piran en- la forma que 10 hacen
por la escasez de aqua, artfculo
ell mas preciado para las necesi-
dades de la hygiene, es donde
Sc requiere mayor cello para evil
tar la epidemia de que estamos
constantemente amenazadCs.
Ell calor, efecto del cambio
de estacion y de 10 cerrado de la
poblacion, va elevandose; per-
mitiendonos lamar la atenci6n
de la Junta Superior, para que
aborde sin perdida de momen'
; to Ia reforma que ha proyecta-
do del cierre de cloacas y sunni
deros, a fin de que desahoguen a
elevada altura; y como medida
asimismo higienica, disponga la
continuation de las obras del
deposito de aqua, en- la parte
alta de San Juan. economizan-
dose la del acueducto, por las fa-
cilidades de tomarla del mar,
mediante aparatos apropiados.
/ No dudamos que la Junta Su-
Iperior acogera cuanto tienda al
bien p1blico que persigue.
Ell asunto es delicado y de la
mayor responsabilidad.
i Ramon Reyes q PeSSG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24
BostOniana
La invasion de microbes

La Junta de Hygiene de Bos-
ton acaba de aprobar unos re-
glamentos muy severos, para el
consume de la leche.
La ordenanZa manda que no
Sc pueda llevar leche al merca-
do de Boston, que contenga mas
de 100000 bacilos 8 microbes
por centimetro c1bico, nj a tenn
peratura mas alta de 500 Fa-
hrenheit Goo centigrados) So
bre cero.
Cuando Sc considere conve-
niente, iran inspectores de hi
gene a las lecherias. a las fon-
das, a las panaderias, ETC., a con-
tar los microbes, como exceda
uno tan solo de la marca, que
dara irremisiblemente condena-
do.el articulo.
Con esta pragmatica Sc espera
que los lecheros mantengan sus
establos en- buenas condolences
de limpieza y ventilaci6n, por
que Sc ha probado que en- la le-
che, cuando Sc la tiene caliente
por mas tempo del que Sc debe,
Ientran muchas substancias ex-
trafias. y el ndmero de bacilos
Sc multiplied de modo enorme
pero procurando que no suba a
mayor temperature de la indi-
Icada, Sc logra que Ell surtido de
bacilos no exceda de 500 600 por
centimetro c1bico, siendo esta
la razon de haberse elegido di-
cha cantidad como n1mero re-
gulador.
Queda sentado que la leche,
|en su estado mas puro. contiene
|de ochenta a Glen millones de
bacillus por vase ordinario de
beOer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24
NeOyorquina
TN fanoso agitad0r

Ha fallecido en- el penal de
Sing Sing an individuo que ha-
ce muy pocos meses gozo de
universal notoriedad.
FL muerto es Samuel ]. Parks,
que sufria condena indetermi-
NADIA. entire dos amos y medic y
tres Y medic
Su proceso. ocurrido el vera
no pasado fue ruidoSisimo.
Sus delitos. en- sentido tecnico
eran hsber obtenido dinero de
patronos, ora bajo promesa de
infiuir con los obreros de las so.
ciedades que representaba para
que ST estabau en- huelga regre-
sasen al trabajo, ora bajo anne
naza de declarar huelgas 81 no
sc accedfa a sus pretenciones.
Aunque los deliLos Sc proba-
ron, las verdaderas causas eran
la lucha combinada del capital y
La justicia para humillar y aplas-
tar Ell trabajo organiZado. hirien-
dole en- las cabezas de sus jefes
y agitadores.
Parks era i'm agitador muy
peiigroso.
Siendo "delegado ambulante'
de una union de trabajadores en-
hierro Y acero para construcio-
mes V ediicios. fue causa princi-
pal de grandes huelgas el aflo
pasado.
Parks habia nacido en- Irlan-
da hace cuarenta amos y jamas
fue a una escuela, pero a falta
de instruction ten1a inteligencia
muy despierta, valor invencible
y audacia incontrastable.
Cuando vino a Nueva York,
hara una docena de aflos, los
obreros de su oficio CANADIAN de
$I75 a s2.25 al dia. Mas por sd
agencia que por la de ning1r
otro, a fuerza de agitaci6n y hu
elgas, hoy ganan hasta $.45o
diarios.
Desde hace dos aflos sufrfa de
tisfs, Y como su fuerza de vo-
luntad y continue movimientC
eran 10 que lie manten1a en- pie
encerrarle fue matarle, circuns-
tancia que capitalists y jueceS
no podian ignorar.
Dicese que deja $4,000 de for
tuna, 10 que debe ser exagerado
pues aunque hacia grandes ga
nancias, Sc daba vida de prin
cipe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24

demos recibido las siguientes obras
del insigns novelista Palacios Val.
des:
El Idilio de un enfermo.
Marta y Maria.
Fl Sefiorito Octavio.
La Hermana SAP Sulpicio.
Riverita.
Naximina.
La Espuma.
Jose.
El Cuarto Podef.
Fl origen del pensamieAto
La Algeria del Captain Ribot
El MAestrante
La Aldea Perdida
Las Monjas de Cadis
La Fe
Aguas Faertes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24
BfbIicteta ecun0inita
aAutores PrediIectOs. =
eea Is ctVS.


vFevcrecnamcs unc At Ics sIauientts Ibrcs, dt los
. aMtcrts mas aiamadOs Del iAnAdcs .
II. Inchsfer La nlOnGrquSG jesuitG.
herbert Spencer: Ell 1DdiUiduO contra el Estado-
Emilio Zoa: Como Sc m&ere----
4" EmandatO de Ia muerta.
Gabriel D'Annunzio: EpfscopO yCompaffa.
j. Octavio Picon: Drama de familia.
n. Sudermann: La mgjer girls.
Max Nordau: Ell NAL del SigIO, stOmos.
Baron de Holbach: Noises, Jesds q MabOnG.
NJ. Bokaunine: Dios y eI Estado.
Guy de Maupassant: EI Horla.
Z" La Mancebfa.
Luis Buchner: Fuerza y Materia.
Anton Tchekhow: Tanka.
Petronio: Ell Satiric6n.
A. Schopenhauer: La Libertad.
B. Bj@rnson: El Rey.
Paul Alexis, Bonafoux r,x,. zo,o
Blasco Ibafiez.
Ernesto Renan: Ell AntfcriStO, 2tonos-
voltaire: Diccionarfo FfloS6fco. stomos.
Jose Rial: NoH me tangere.
German SdllndS. Los EouttTTcOS IJutt1tVS. s-No'
Rodrigo Soriano: Las flores roias-
Maxine Cork: Los ex-hombres,
Anatolio France: La CortesanG de AlejGndrfo.
M. M@terlink: Ell tesoro de los hunildes,
Alfonso Daudet: Cuentos Gnaorosos ypatrt6ticos
Pablo Alexis: Las chicaS del amigo LefeVre.
Lopez Ballesteros: Junto las maQufnaS.
Roberto Robert: Los cachfvacheSd de antadO.
v. Blasco Ibanez: Flor de Mayo.
g g La Condenada.
+" Arroz y tartana.
Cuent tOs VaIeDcianos.
Dimitrl Merejkowski: La rauerte de los Dioses.
2tomos.
'' La resurrecci6as de los Dioses.
tomOs.
Octavio Mirbeau: Sebastian Roch,
P.Kroptkine: La conquista del pan.
:. PaIabras de IN reheIde.
Carlos Malato: Filosofa del anarqufsm0.
g. Perez Arroyo: Cuentos & Histonetas.
Leon Tolstoy: La escuesa de Iasnaia PolianG.
eentavcs mas pcr franGusCa Ia TsEa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24
SeCcissEa r.eEigi0sa
SANTOS DE MANANA

Mayo 2s, mie.coles. San Gregorio
VII papa y eonfesor, y santa Maria
Magdalena DE- Pazzis vg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-24

POSTALES
Nunca vistas bordadas y de gran
fantasia. Apenas puestaS a la vents
Sc han realizade La mayor parte.
ULTIMA NOVEDAD.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28
Fuseai Of 2. N. ciute

The FL Reno Daily Globe of recent
date consains tho following concern
snx the fsrerai Of " u. Cute, the Red
Man etsezzi. xho died in Acme. At.
The fznefaI Of Fancfs N. Clute VA
k&As a ~ Haptiss church yesterday
xfsernsco TIE BED Nen had charge
* ~ SERVICES asa ,grnsc out III large
ne=AeFs ~ say q last tribute 10 their
sspayset sks< Tte N0eern WOOD
azaa IL ssseN NJ c1ass xss also i
aessss sncsss their love and RI.
|fsesg - ssssr sozer fellow member in
Hsssserzss " tsrninx oil III 4 body d
pay . parting tribute.
Tbs ehareh w2s MOI large enough
% accommodate all who wished 10
enter. u hundreds of people waited
the outside until The services
we're over. There were many beauu.
tifnI floral offerings from friends and
relatives and also from the Red Men
and Woodmen.
The funeral possession was one II,
The largest ever seen In FL Reno and
led BY Colts Cadet band and the
different orders Of which Mr.. clute
vas d member.
Mr.. clute was well known In this
as for many years he was acu
rely identified With the growth and
best interests Of the town. For some
few years past be had given his time
exclusively 70 the advancement of The
order ~ Red Men and was working III
the interest Of that order when no
died.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28
Telephone
Extension

The Colorado Telephone company
: IN the expansion business Tso
notable extension enterprises have
been mooted and unless some in.
toward happening prevents. viii be
carried out. The line nov runs from
Denver TO Las Vegas. and IL il pro
posed 10 Continue 4 70 Albuquerque.
e ". Burgess. general superintead-
ent of the company, has returned from
Albuquerque. whittier be went in
futherance o. the project. II ID be.
lieyed the work oa extension viii ~
gin very soon, although no definite
statement can be secured. The Col.
orado company has i big local serree
IN Albuquerque. which is the New
Mexico headquarters 81 the CON.
pany.
II has been decided % extend The
line % Santa Fe. but instead Of taxing
he long way round BY Lsmy. a vas
Y FIRST intended. Ii Is proposed nos
q proceed via the Scenic route and
The Peeos forest reserve. The
Inc nov connects the principal towns
y northern New Menico vita ali The
torns and cities In Col
,rxdo and Wyoming.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

the III Dorado. received word This
morning that his son. Robert, died las,
night on The California train at lhe
Needles. With him III tho time we're
his sister. Miss Nora. and Dr. Holder
q Colorado springs. The sick man
passed through this city last Saturday
and was here joined by his sister, He
had received an injury in the stomach
by being kicked by d horse over d
year ago Since that time III had not
been well and a pulmonary trouble de-
seloped Il was this that caused his
death 40 definite arrangements for
the funeral have been made, II Will
probably b. At Colorado SPRING. The
family. consisting II his father. Two
sisters and brother. vii accompany The
body norih
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28
Political
Gatherings

Tie toSn of Las Vegas viii 81 rht
theatre 81 considerable political "
terest during the present week. ~
fever than three conventions .la b.
held Toalght me republican coayea.
ron for the purpose IL nominating i
aeket 81 torn ofacials viii be held Al
tbs court house beginning AZ S O'Clock
Wednesday evening there VIII se !
citizens convention composed q dem,
ocrats ard those who bolte-t the reg.
uisr republican primaries. Saturday.
the san Miguel county democrats siIi
meet a The court house 10 select del.
egates 70 the Silver City convention
of territorial democrats.
All Of the Conventions promise to
be Of some interest. II Is expected
that c~Ontesting delegations from
Ward 4 and Ward . will appear al
tonightss convention There is also
nkety 10 be some radical differences
~ opinion among the delegates To-
Wednesdays convention.
The most Interesting feature Of
gathering may be 4 con.
Lass among the friends Of o. A. Lar.
-azoio and Antonio Saiazar for en-
as delegate to the demo
cratic national convention al ST.
1ouis.
Tomorrow evening several primar.
- will be held. The democratic
,rimaries % elect delegates TO the
convention viii gather In pre-.
.lncts S 1 and rs. the FIRST named
4 the house Of Antonio Fuigencia.
he other two in the school houses
Z the precincts. The citizens pri.
nary for Ward | will also meet to-
borrow evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28
After The
Pug Uglies''

An interesting case is before The
courts on the United States side In
Bernalillo county. A week or more
ago there was a prize fight in Old al
buquerque in violation Of the United
States statute secured by I. B. Cat
ron. al the time that the Fitzsim
mons Maher fight was expected u
be pulled OF in Mexico. There have
been other fights in Albuquerque
since the catron ~anti.prize fight
statute, but they were limited round
contests for points. The last time Il
was a finish fight at which one, Bolt,
put another. Bean. out of business In
the fourteenth round.
y. $. District Attorney ". b.
childers brought the matter ID the
attention of the u. s. grand jury,
then In session. Three times that
grand jury. which Is said TO have been
furnished with the most direct evil
dence Of the scrap. came In and re-
ported no bill. Each time they re-.
ceived d lecture from the Judge. And
the Y. s. attorney declared that the
Jury had been furnished with the most
direct evidence and unless they
brought in n bill he would issue bench
warrants for the arrest Of two prin
and Six accessories 10 the prize
fight The court seconded the tie.
marks q the attorney and after fur
ther de%liberatton the grand jury
brought in eight indictments. Bean
has been placed under bond: Bolt has
boltcd. Il + said that several prom
inent Albuqucrqueans who backed.
HE scrap are vary wrathy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

g .. McManus. d crack bali tosser.
who has played with icams II The Sew
England league, Il In the city Tor a
day or two, trying 10 form q baseball
team Mr McManns visited Aibuqur
que and II Paso with o similar object
10 view. He believes thai q south,
western league would pay well. and
hopes 70 succeed III effecting such ~
organization
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28
i front Of Browne 4 Manzanares

In front Of Browne & Manzanares
company's establishment this morning
a couple Of spirited cocks battled for
supremacy for over an hour. The con.
test Was entirely impromptu and had
no backing. Owing 10 the absence 81
a referee the birds had 10 Try for d
knockout, points not being taken into
consideration. After q long and hard
fought battle both seemed willing "a
call 4 on and did so. They disappear.
80 g their respective barnyards.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

Complaint has been entered before
The municipal authorities BY The depo,
policeman, /. " Knowiton. arainst
Walter Meyers aud Thoat Morris The
charge 4 breaking seals on refrigera.
Tor cars last night, A hearing has
been - fer tomorrow afternoon ii 4
o'clock before judge Mooster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

The canals that win lead the water
from the ARROWS west Of the town
OF Las Vegas away from the streets
have almost been completed, under
the skillfuI supervision Of n a. XIII.
berg The smaller canal has been en-.
tirely finished. The work o. The other
VIII come 20 an end within a few days.
Lopez. Court and National streets viii
be much the gamers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28
Notice Is Property Owners.

Returns u property for taxation ART
required BY Law % be made before
April list. After that date the assessor
viii list such properly as has not been
scheduled b. owners. adding the legal
penalty "a his valuation. The office
u the deputy assessor al the east side
city hall will close Thursday. the sist.
J. S. EsouIBEL.
Assessor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

Instead q the name u Dr. r B
Romero A. . delegate 10 the cisizens'
convention from the Third ward. ths
name 81 Marxarito Romero should
have appeared In Saturdays report 81
the primary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

Mrs I. ~ urs has been appointed
manager Of the news department at
the castaneda in place of Miss r. Nj.
Batss. who was obliged 70 give UP the
position On accoun n III health, Miss
Bates leaves Wednesday for Chicago.
On the way abe will visit iii Colo
RADIO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-28

The vest aide Indies are now juaiei.
ously expanding the funds raised III
their successful enchfe parry of last
season Tor The benefit d The Plaza
park Il II his money which i paying
for the fertilIking III me lawn, trim
ming q shrubbery and planting II
flower beds.