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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
The Santa Fe and Three Of Chicagos Most Eminent
Physicians Sign Ten Years Provisional Contract.
Hundreds Of Prominent Physicians Will
Send Wealthy Patients
DR. BROWN OF LANCASTER PA HERE PROMOTING THE PROJECT

ed the famous Chicago men, Drs. r.
Fletcher Ingals, Geo. w. Webster,
Arthur Nj. Corwin, August Lemke and
J. NJ. Murphy; DR.. Thos. H. Hay, ex-
president of the Wisconsin State Med
ical Journal, Drs. j. w. Coon, Dr. u
o. B. Wingate, Dr., Solon Marks and
DIR, Seaman, all leaders of the medi-
cal profession at Milwaukee.
Doctors Coon, Marks and Seaman
were at the head of the Wisconsin
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02

The people Of Las Vegas will hear
with the liyeliest interest that the
prospects Of opening the spiendia
Montezuma hotel at the Hot Springs
as a sanitarium for a wealthy class
Of tubercular patients, are exceedingly
bright Some of the most eninent
physicians Of the United States a"e
behind the plan and they have al
ready signed a conditional contract
with the Santa Fe for a lease on the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
Rush Medical College.

Rush Medical College.
DIR. August Lemke is associate pro.
fessor Of medicine in the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago;
clinical lecturer on medicine in Har-
yey Medical College, Chicago: on the
attending staff of the Cook county
hospital and member Of many prom
inent societies.
The letters from these distinguished
gentlemen follow
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02

the buildings when fitted up will be
in every way adequate. On account
of the protection BY mountains. I I'M.
derstand that there Is no dust and
am informed that they have an abun-
dance Of pure water. The location ap-
pears to me the best that could be
selected for the majority Of cases Of
early tuberculosis for an all year
round residence. We are In great
need of such an Institution to which
physicians may send their patients
with full assurance that they will
not only receive proper medical atten.
ton but that they viii have the even
more important good cuisine and lodg.
ing. The opportunities that patients
would have there to interest them.
selves are very much greater than In
any other place that | know Of that
would be equally desirable from eli.
matte standpoint. II the institution
Iwere managed iudiciously and a con-
siderable number Of physicians could
be interested IN IT. 1t would appear to
me that 1t ought to pay fair dividends
on the amount invested. though | do
not think this should be looked upon
as money making proposition, but
rather as an effort to provide suit.
able place for the numerous patients
who have to be sent away from home.
Yours very truly,
r. FLETCHER INGALS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
FIDELITY SAVINGS ASSN
MAY PAY OUT uLrtMArek'

DENVER, Colo, July 2.Josepk q
Helm, who was appointed receiver =
the Fidelity Savings association yelj
terday by Judge Malone. believes
Institution viii pay dollar for dollar
time be given to collect the dsu(
The liabilities are about million Z
lars. An Investment Of 5000. ~ 7
cured by 10000 acres in l.ouisial
upon which the company vas fosc
to foreclose is given as the cause q
the suspension.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
LAS VEGAS NEW DRIVING PARK
AND FAIR GROUNDS OPENED TO-DAY
Splendid Work Done By President R. E. IwitcheI and s
Able Coadjutors in Making The Enterprise an u
Actuaity. Program For The Fourth
Exceptionally Good 4
FIGURES WHICH TELL ELOQUENLY OF WELL DIRECTED EFFORTS

For the most part the work at the
park vas done under tie direct sullea.
vision pf Architects and Engineers
Holt e Holt ana thA results aerelnp,
lished offer i high testimonial ii their
ability. Bids were asked for,
but the architects dsSraed that the
work could be dons lasre cheaply By
employing labor direct rather thnn
by letting contracts H4 this means
tidy sum was saved g tlle nlanage.
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
Chicago. June /, 1901,

Chicago, June /, 1901
DR.. w. T. Brown,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
My Dear Doctor:-I am highly
pleased to hear that you are interest.
ed In reviying the Montezuma hotel,
at Las Vegas, with view to making
a first class resort especially for tu-
berculosis patients. though the hot
springs there, ought to be Of great
advantage in the treatment Of rhen.
matism, etc. AS | have been on the
CONTINUED on Page 81
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10 state ST., Chicago, June 2, 1904.
DIR. W. 7, Brown,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Dear DR.. Brown: In regard to
Las Vegas as a location for sani-
tarium for the treatment Of pulmon-
ary tuberculosis, ! beg leave to say.
that have personally visited Las
Vegas, Albuquerque. Phoenix, Denver,
Colorado Springs, and many other
points in the west ard southwest, and
as the result Of personal observation,
am satisfied that Las Vegas Is the
best place In the southwest for a
sanitarium for the treatment Of tuber.
culosis at all seasons OF the year.
Sheltered as II Is by the mountains
from the north and far enough to
escape the severe cold OF Denver, hay'
ing an ideal water supply and no mo
squitoes and very few flies. compara-
lively little dust, never too hot In
summer and never too cold In tho
winter, consider this location ideal.
/ have sent many patients there and
they have al done VII
Trusting that you win be able g
make satisfactory arrangements to
open a first class institution at Las
yegas, believe me as always
Very sincerely yours,
GEO w. WEBSTER.
P. ST. received the lilies of the
valley and wish to thank you for this
very pleasant reminder of the coun
try,
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stay all day. root at the bah games;
cheer at the races and assist In max
ing the formal opening ofshe city's8
splendid park and pleasure grounds
the great success II deserves ito be.
Such advice Isl however, happily
not needed las VEGAS has the best
driving track III Che southwest. The
hundred acre park. level as floor
and provided with broad. beautiful
.driveways, is a gem, and the wood
land park, Just over ~ hill. Is as
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
Ex.spANisH MINISTER "a
TO AMERICA b

PARIS, July 2.--senor Dupuy i2
LONE, Spanish minister u We'll
ton prior to the war between thgfao
cd States and Spain. died hs{a
night Of cerebral hemorhaee s1uc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-02
Chicago, May 2G. 1904.

Chicago, May 2G, 1904.
Or. w. 7. Brown,
Dear Doctor:-I am heartily in ia.
sor of the proposition for establish
ing sanitarinm in the old Monte.
yuma hotel at Las Vegas, New Mexico,
according to the plans that you out.
lined for me this morning. The loca,
tion Is ideal for such a purpose and
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Fight At Talln.

LAO YANG. July 2.-The Japan.
ese guards division, which was engag.
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/ ON RICHMOND s
Realty MARKET
Severe Weather Prevents Auc-
ton Sales, But Market
Holds Up Well.
SOME ATTRACTIVE OFFERS.
Quantity Of Valuable Property
Sold .Recently-Dceds Re-
corded in Courts.
SOME ATTRACTIVE OFFERS

O. ri i HH
Owing to the severe wcatflui during the
past week, there were pew auction sales.
and many OF the deals consurnnatfd
during The past week were transacted IN
doors. However. for tho coming week
/. tIverc are several attractive offers by the
T local agents. y
Bales scheduled for the coming week
4 are: ss53 s$5 l;g. a
On Tuesday, Mcssrs. n. w. Bowe and
son will sell at auction an attractive
brick dwelling known as No. 7ol West est
Marshall Street.
ss On "Wednesday, a trustee 8 sale OF nfteeh
4 acres between Cary Street and the James e.
s River viii be conducted blythe 1fes!ssr:1ss;.
al. u Chewing Company.
Messrs. NJ. w. gowe and Bon have sold
recently the following property: q.
Lot on southeast corner OF Franklin
and Harrison Streets two lots on Grace
s Street between Lombardy and Allen Ave-
& nue.: lot an Floyd Avenue, between Park
4 and Meadow Streets; brick store at south
west corner OF First and Coutts Streets;
tract OF land on Roseneatl Road. be-
tween Patterson and Broad Street Road:
several tracts OF land In north end 4 OF
1 county on Deep Run turnpike, and one
f on Three Chops Road; and lot on T. wen
tieth Street, In Paramount .4t
Deeds Recorded.
The following deeds OF bargain. sale
and trust have been recorded In 10
Chnnccry Court OF Richmond:
a1yer Kirsh ard wife 10 Henry s. Wal
lerstein. Fl feet On south line of Beverly
Street. s75 feet east Of Randolph Street.!
$500 II a Is
Addison and Moore. special commission
Z ers. to Conrad f. sauer. 81 feet on south
4 side OF Grace Street. It's feet west OF Add
son street. ss54'.
sans 10 same - feet on south side Of
Grace Strect,fl46 feet OF. Addison
Street. sl.015. 8 n
Mary L: Gresset. W. T. Gresset and
! wife and C.. II. (Ircsset and wife to G. T..
F,p,enti II 81 feet on east line Of Twenty
seventh Street, 80 feet north 4pf Leigh
n Street. s2.l75. II va: Az as M
The Guarantee Company 81 North Amer
Z Tea to WA Hawmond. q feet on south
side or Broad Street. 81 feet from south
wfr. cnrncr5of Jefferson lctrcst. So 81
sIessrs. !. Thompson Brown and Conn
spany sold last week to Mr.. G. r. Sauer
: iheE fravac dwelling on Grace Street be-
tween Allison and Cedar Streets. and l16
4 feet Of land adjoining, for $3.50.
The dwelling stood for q number Of
years fronting Broad Street, and was
The original farmhouse of theGnoted Tal-
8'aferro farm of that section. When Grace
i Street was projected thrpugh9t, was af-
z lsrwards moved to its present site.
Tho new owner will make rad cal
Z changes and improvements and occupy
II II as HIS own dwelling.
:S Mr. Sauer5 has sold to MI. D. Wiley An
E dersoH his present dwelling on Park Ave-
enue. near by for $3.50.
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Petit & Company

Corner Fouyhes and Rsoad Streets,
and viii be glad to-haye his friends call
aid examine the stock and prices OF thus
well known house, before making their
purchases. feeling confident that. the tn-
JUDGEMENTS offered BY this Arm wtll sur,
pass those otsrsd by any other hogss -
the city. Fl
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NE slF4l u
We will sell at our warcrooms, No. sl2
East Broad Street. nO-aIORRON Mon
day. CORNING. December 18TH. com
4 G,mn,cnclng mt 1880 q, clock, handsome and
elahorutely Carved Rosewood Marble-,rop
Bedroom Silt. q handsomely Carved Oak
an Walnut Suits 'arre. Massive ana
heavily Carved Walnut Wardrobe, several
5CLnIr8 sSatEnt a1d OAK Wardrobes. beau
lt!ful SILK Plush Parior Suit, handsome
Ebony Franc Parlor Suit. Tapestry Par
sweet-toned Square Piano. Cabinet Or
Single Iron Beds with Springs and Mat
trcsses. Self-Fecding Stoves. Wood
Stoves. Egg Heaters, Gas Heaters. Oak
Chiffonlers, Walnut Platform Cradle and
Mattress, Center Tables, Pictures, Mir
rhrs, Rugs. Drusgets, Carpets. Mating.
etc. 81 .4 a M 3 -
Also one Road Cart and one Jumper.
Sale positive. .i55
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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Thirty d VS. after this date all persons
notshavng permits Will be8reported TO the
proper court, who can impose nne OF
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PROPOSALS FOR CITY PRINTING
ING. ETG.--ssaisd proposals for uS-
4 rlsling the city OF Richmond Will. Sta
tipnery, Printing Binding Ad ersis ne,
etc. for the year 1905 win be II co.. we'd
bv The Committee on Z Printing and
100, When The committee. vii meet to
open same Bids NUT be ltpo Q
clerk at E3,,4 and 6 Sou II: Eighth Street,
and must be endorsed on the OUTSIDE to
& show contents, They must he lef a
day9and hour named. Every bid for each
class Of work must be accomp MED by a
certified cneck for 500 Bond will DO res
The committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids In Whole or q part,
III BY order OF the mmittee. III
3 81 y IIERlsII,lap y, n I5zEklEEI..,
sDeo l5-5t 5',5 Clerk.
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4 Geo. w, Mayo. Auctioneer,
~ No. 10 Seventh ST..

I will sell at my auction house, No. ITO
NORTH, Seventh Street. TOMORROW
4 M ondnyo MORNING, commencing 1880
O'Clock. oller-Top Office Desk, Revolving
Horse, Columbia Graphoplsone, Victor
Talking Mnchine about 18 Records,
Autoharps. Drop-Head Singer Sewing
Mncll;ne s, 3 very. handsome BIsque Busts S,
Ia assorted Jardin!eres and Stands, very
line Enamcled Bedsteads, handsome Oak
Folding Beds with Mirror 'FRONT.'. Il Ups
right Ebony Piano, Oak Cane-seat and
..L-cather-SentEC Chairs. Oak Rockers, New
and Secondhand Mnttings. Mahogany
Drop-Leaf Tables, Oak s.leboards, Cor
nor China Press. 2 New S-Day Regulator
Clocks, and n large assortment or No,
,tnns, # Millinery, Hosiery. New Pants,
Coats and Vests. Dry-G Goods, otc. Note
Rugs and Carpets on December Goth, 2lst
and 23d.
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COMMENCING MONDAY DECEMBER
n 7ern b AT S'9 ~ A az S1Ndk
Parlor furniture. Velour coucfes ard
Z Bed d.oung es. large and varied .assor!mtTt.
OF Library and .Dining Chairs, Handsome
/ Oval Fronts Oak China closets, beaut full
Inent Of Oak ID bookcases and Combination
Cases. Highly Polished CHARTERED 81 Oak
Eunets IN medium. and large sizes; graz q
collection q. Chamber Suits In. Oak. Wal
Wnrdrobes both double and single, with
{ Plate Mirror fronts, In Oak; Is alnut ard
y Cherry; Handsome line of 4 Wicker, Gal
and Mahogany IL lockers, Il at Racks of q y
{ Beds. OAK Centre Tableg. Roll.Top DESKS:
\ beautiful assortment OF Lad ,ess Writing
Desks. Oak Pillar and Rim Extension
Ta tles. IN oval, round and square; n ce lie
5on Ladteg J. Dressing Tables fine assor =,
dren's Brass-Trimmed Cribs. fine lot OF
I Children's Tables 8. and z Fancy Chairs.
] Kitchen Cupboards and Tables. big lot7cf
Bed Springs and Cots. several hundred
Stoves. Felt ana shuck Mattresses s. once
B Furniture. Iron Safe. and many other arr
\ ticles too numerous to mention ;-also, the
21nstalment Contracts OF said business.
tg x Pn' All ny'es e
attention. OF buyers. VIII put in ass de-
sired any article called for.1 Sale positive
and peremptory .YsSf 5s n
TERMS Cash.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO..
dmin'stra tor Of estate p. G. Ttnsley.
The Valentine Auction Co.. and Rich
4 mcnd auction Co. Auctl oneers.
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BY order of1the board
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DIVIDEND NOTICES,
Office Of !.
Llrg,nia, Carolina Chemlcni c ;s;S,

THIg BOARD or DIRECT Rs$ OR TiI u
Richmond, Z IFrcderickshurE and Potomac.
ls a0as fSnRans assl'fss aS
ssock and pivldsnd OBLIGATIONS payab'c
january I'd, 1905, and also an extra Div
Idend Of One-half Dollar per share, pa
able at the same time. Checks VIZ be
mailed to all holders as heretofore,
Transfer books win be closed from the
Goth day OF December 1904. to the, Sd
day OF January, 1906: s. =, ~
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Permits for Opening Public
Buildings. ISL
nee Of Board .ot Fire Commissioners,
Richmond Va. Dece,,,,n,er 3 1ao4.

M
4 NOTICE rs HEREBY C WEN THAT,
the Board OF Fire Commissioners are
nov prepared to- Issue permits for the
opening to thespublic OF all public and
seini-publi c buildings including churches.
thtatres, hotels, apartment houses coll
8leges5and schools. hospitals, church homes
4asyinms of all kinds, ledge rooms and
halls lin a coordnnce with the following
section Of City Ordinance. approved
! NJ rct Is, 1905: III "a 3i i5s 5
IS, No person shall be allowed to open
for public or senli-nublic use ony ( build
Ing until n permit shelliglave first been
obtained from, the Board OF Fire Com
Slpias!eners, which shall BET forth that
#tha tyrins Of this ordinance have been
compiled with, and that tho building is.
properly equipped with reasonable and
NECESSARY means of escape In case Of fire
or .acc'dant,"
Thirty US after this date all persons
notshaving permits Will be reported TO the
rrfper court, who can impose ane OF
SlUAor more. 5. 5fiti 81
Applicatiors for the above-mcntione
perm IS must BE- made in writ lng. 6 lr-
ing tie name and locatfon-ofgth The building
and statsng. for. wis purpnses It Is to be
used and addressed to the Board Of Fire
: BY BY order ofthe Board
Ii l., s. JONES, Secretary. S
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! TAX NOTICE!
Onlce3 Collector OF City Taxes
2 z nom n First E, ln0rA flitv. II a Il go

Office ollector4S OF City Ia xes, ssaA$
Room Z, First II loOr, City Hall. as8sss
81 Richmond Is Va, Dec. .2s 1904. s sa5
81 N O r. nc Z va 10 9a1.AK-PAYERS:-T e
LAST HALF or CIT'Y.!TAXEs:. REAL
ESTATE isANDg PERS0 NAIL TX r "a sj4
is $NOWsDUE AND PAYABLE $ArsrElI9
OFF u. St ss
& EVERY male q years OF and
EVERY person II keeping house doing
business IN the city is assessor or per-
sonal taxes, Those w no y have not II p Id
any city taxes during the year wi III please
call and settle so us to avoid being post
z G r fGs; PAVING. PIPE AND SEW
.EEH cGNNEcTloN# BIL II y also due:
not paid on or before end of year 81 Ii3
81 FIVEfPER CENT. VIII be added to last
half If Z not paid 3on3 or before DECENT
interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
Ia ches3 to all bills as soon rs reported de-
M BSg5 s. Ii
above as under an ordinance passed by
the City Council there cnn be no ay oid-S
'11 = FRAME xxx ~ ~. CUNNINGHAM,
Dec lin Collector Of City Taxes.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
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- = 49, - Y : :
a CARD.

Rlchnsand, Va, Dec, II. 1901. III
" MIR. CLARENCE ~. FORD. 50 long
connected with the Insurance Business In
this city, has accepted q position with
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& BY The Valentine Auction Co., *
II ~ 612 p Pr0nd 81 .lssit Z! -

Handsome Carved Rosewood and
Walnut BEDROOM Suits, Handsome
s Plush Parlor Suits, Velour ,Couches,
I4 Sclf-Feeding and Wood Heating
.5 Stoves, Square Piano, Cabinct Or
gan, Iron Beds, Bronze Statues,
ETC., aLtAuctiOli,.s s5y i.$s
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY a, ]. Chewing Company.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

Rcall Estate 6AuclloHeeTs.&
n Ru LEES AUCTION SALE or Il
az ACRES OFgLAND BETWEEN 4CAIlY
STIR EET r. AD3 AND JAMES RIVER, =
SHORT D.LsIANcE FROM TIE CITY
Oh, r RICHMOND.
III execution of deed OF trust dated
May 81. 1889 OF record in the cleclL's Q CO
81 ssef s Mi sen aaatioa upon n the
= f M: De- MBEs IS. 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ. the land descrIbed In
tho said deed Of truR 1t rs follows: "Lylr g
ans. being IN lne county OF Henr!co, west
81 the CITY of Richmond, near the Y ~.
Street Road. beginning: on Tabb's western
line 1870 chains south Of Cary ste ct
Road; tllerce north So west 10.77 cha 8
to the middle of street; thence nlrth
80 la east along l..e mild g OF SD q street
1850 chains to the middle 70 z, another
street; thence south IS east along t @
middle Of said street LIT oh lins 10 Ia MS
limo, and thence south q 1s2 west along
said rabbs linn 1885 chains to he bestn-
property being near the city, ana said TO
contain brick clay, should attract bur-
( TERM s-Cash .suff Client TO deflaYS err
note for $l,720 with Interest from June
2Ith. 1893, and the other for 81 1870, With
Interest from December 24th, 1872.
@ * A. j. CHI DIYNINCi,
Dec 7.lds surylyi-g Trustee.
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& GEO w. MAYO Aucttonecr.
B. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT,

For RENT,
!. No 8 East Cary. three-story Brick,
centrally locate and In good order. ssE
'si No, l1l6 West Avenue. new S.roon1
Brick, stylish and attractive Il.
4 Handsome three story Dwelling on Park
Avenue. with furniturc For the winter.
8 M. 7nSfk West Clay, S-roon Brick. M
No. 1919 West Main, Groom Frame.
B K No. ITO North Fourth 7-room Brick.
q No.. 221S East Grace. Groom Brick.
sE No, 504 East Baker. room Frame.
& No. &2al7. NJ Street Groom Frame.
No. l2a3 Dance Street Groom Frame.
land. near Barton Heights.
~ Nice Doctors Office, No. col East
Franklin
sss5s IF SUTTON & CO.,
16 North Ninth Street.
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Office City Engineer.
5 Richmond,} Va, Dec. 49, 1901. Il
& SEALED PRO OsALS. WILL BE r FI-
ceiVed al this Office until M onday. pecem-.
Der ltith at 4 r. Nj for ssas S.
u REF tIlsllN Emf PRIVILEGES AT
tiRl2sl1RVOIli AND CIINIllOIsAZO ri
PARKS,
for one year from January !, 1905, or a
Longer period subject to the approval 9 6
b i. Saers must submit propositions for
Schedule. specifications can be seen
= The q Committee on Grounds ana Build.
8ingst reserves the right 10 reject any ana
- 8. s' . 0sss'N 81. p, cuTsEIAw,
City EagtnsAT.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

The Lewiston Grocery & Bakery to-
day purchased new delivery wagon to
replace the one wrecked by the run
away yesterday.
s. Wildenthaler and son Charles and
Max Alexander returned this evening
from successful fishing trip to Asotin
creek.
Mr.. Chas. Woelflin is still confined
at st. Joseph hospital and is reported
to be gaining rapidly from the opera :
ton which he recently went through in
which his hand was amputated.
The Lewiston National Bank build
ing has installed handsome wall di-
rectory Of the offices in the building To-
Gated at the foot of the stairs of the
stairs Of the upstairs entrance.
There will be a pioneer celebrat ton
and the Thirteenth annual picnic on
the school section five miles north Of
Moscow, in which two days beginning
June 9. will be given up to addresses
and general good time with a bar
bacue. Judge ]. w. Poe of this city
will deliver the opening address.
j. l.. Chapman, grand warden of the
l. Q. o. F.. in this state will leave for
Boise. Wednesday morning to attend
the meeting to be held there June4 in
'honor of Grand Sire Goodwin Of At
lanta. Ga. who is the head officer Of
the l. o. o. F. in the United States.
All the grand lodge officers Of the state
will be present. Mrs. Chapman will ac-
company Mrs. Chapman.