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winch naturally WOulQ Involve lengthy
hearings
Justice Barnard. who spent the first
part of his holiday in Maine, on Mon
day last returned to Washington TO
serve for two weeks. the time allotted TO
each member. OF the District bench IN
recess. He will continue TO consider all
matters demanding immediate atten-
ton in any branch of the court, until
Monday, the 18th instant.
Justice Barnard will be relieved by
Justice Stafford, who since the begin
ming Of vacation" term has been spend
ing his holiday at his home In Rutland
VT. Justice Stafford after serving for
two weeks will be relieved by Justice
Anderson.
The latter is now in Mexico, where
he went to look after his mining inter-
ests. He left Washington soon after the
beginning OF the recess term. July /, go
ing to Colorado Springs, where he spent
Some time for his health.
The last two weeks of vacation"
term VIII be served by Chief Justice
Clabaugh, who has been spending his
holiday at his home in Taneytown, Nd.
Before returning 10 Washington, how
ever. the Chief Justice will spend some
time at one Of the popular seaside re-
sorts in the East.
Justice Wright, who has already done
''vaoa ton duty, IS now at his old home,
Riverside, near Cincinnati, Ohio. He
went there AT the beginning of the holi-
days, and returned TO washington to do
vacation work.
Justice Gould has also done his turn OF
vacation" work. and is now spending
his holidays with his boys at Monterey
Inn. In the Blue Ridge Mountains
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Comptroller Of the Currency Tracewel
has already had brief rest, but hopes
TO visit his home in Indiana some time
toward the last of September.
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Thomas Morrison. chief OF the Bureau
of Accounts, State Department. will
leave here about August 90 10 take a
trip TO Boston, after which he will go
on a visit 70 Charlotte Town. Prince
Edward Island II possible, Mr.. Morri-
in hopes that the salt air will improve
his broken health
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r. A. Shepard, of the Treasury De-
partment, contemplates taking a trip
to the lower MachoGos, about eighty
miles down the Potomac, where there
Is excellent fishing and other out door
sports
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J. B. Askins, in the Chief Clerks Of
thirty days at the St Louis Exposition.
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II. B. Bennett. of the division Of ac-
counts, OF the Treasury Department, Is
In hopes OF leaving Saturday evening for
a trip to the G. A r. encampment at
Boston
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THE FORCE is SHORT
SOUTH OF THE MALL

Chief Clerk of the Department of Ag-
riculture, S. R. Burch will take a ten
days leave. going first to Philadelphia
on business and then to the G. A. r.
encampment at Boston.
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Thomas H. Sherrard, chief of the For
est Management is now touring the
Southern States on business connected
with his Office
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Capt ]. B. Morton, chief clerk Of the
enlisted mems division, will leave for
Rpston, August Is Captain Morton is
the commander Of the Royal Arcanum,
which meets IN Boston about the same
time as the d. A. R convention.
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IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE AND LABOR

Miss Sallie A. Bartlett, of the DEPART
ment Of Commerce and Labor, who is
touring Europe. is now spending a
pleasant time in Naples. Italy.
Christian Dewey. Of the disbursinR d.
vision. Department OF Commerce and
Labor, is now at the St Louis EXPOSE
ton. After he has seen the sights there
he goes on a visit to friends and reIa-
lives IN Nebraska.
q. q. Box, OF the disbursing division.
Department OF Commerce and Labor
viii soon leave for a trip 20 Buffalo.
Noble F. Potts, Of the dfsbursing d.
vision, Department Of Commerce and
Labor. will shortly release the intrica-
SI.a5 To Baltimore and Return S1.as
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Sat.
urday and Sunday. All trains except
Congressional Limited Convenient
train service.
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Ernest r. Graves has recently left
his desk Ia the Treasury Department 70
find recreation amid the rugged noun
tains ~ Pennsylvania.
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DR.. D. S. Foster, OF the Treasury De-
parment, will ave shortly for Boston.
where he Will attend the G. A. r. en-
campment.
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Charles Buxton, OF the Treasury. VIII
take trip 10 the g. A. r. encampmeLt
at Boston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

F. D. Morris, OF the Patent Office, IS
OF on a three weeks fishing trip TO
Bluemont, Va
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In the absence of Secretary Shaw. Mr..
Taylor is the acting Secretary. and the
former expects to be absent from the
city at frequent intervals during the
next two months.
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Judge D. O'Connell, Of the Treasury
will go to Iowa on his vacation, where
he win most likely take an active part
In politics.
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James T. Kelly, Of the Patent Office.
will attend the G. A. r. encampment at
Boston
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TREASURY EMPLOYEES
ARRIVE AND DEPART

me Assistant ocLAtAdAArS Va NAAN
Treasury, with the exception of Assist
ant Secretary Taylor. have taken their
vacations. Both Assistant Secretary
Keep and Assistant Secretary Arm
strong are back at their desks, and
Mr. Taylor says he will probably keep
at his for the rest Of the summer. He
has an idea he will be able TO get
away in October, but has made no plans.
In the absence of Secretary Shaw. Mr..
Taylor is the acting Secretary. and the
former expects to be absent from the
city at frequent intervals during the
next two months
Comptroller Of the Currency Tracewell
has already had a brief rest, but hopes
TO visit his home in Indiana some time
toward the last Of September.
D. w Harrington, chief of the d.
vision of accounts of the Treasury De-
partment. viii most likely spend his va
cation at the st. Louis Exposition.
Thomas J. Taylor, of the Treasury De
partment. Is spending his vacation at
the National Guards camp at Harpers
Ferry. Mr.. Taylor is an ardent lover
OF military routine. and is enjoying him
self hSRely.
- d
enlisted mems division, will leave for
Piston, August Is Captain Morton Is
the commander Of the Royal Arcanum,
which meets IN Boston about the same
time as the d. A. r. convention
Ernest r. Graves has recently left
his desk IN the Treasury Department 70
find recreation amid the rugged noun
tains ~ Pennsylvania.
Hiram McCollun, of the enlisted mems
division of the 1rea1Gry apartment,
will take his holiday soon and go TO
Lockport, -. Y. Later he will probably
take a trip through Canada.
J. B. Askins, in the Chief Clerks Of
foe OF the Treasury. has gone TO spend
thirty days at the ST. Louis Exposition.
DR.. D. S. Foster, Of the Treasury De-
par6ment, viii ave shortly for Boston.
where he Will attend the G. A. R. en-
campment.
John c. Hale. Of the Treasury De-
partment. will leave for his home in
| Tennessee In day or so. Mr.. Hale eX-
poets to pass his three weeks holiday
| In Knoxville, surrounded by his friends
! and relatives
| II. B. Bennett, of the division Of ao-
I counts, OF the Treasury Department, Is
In hopes OF leaving Saturday evening for
a trip to the G. A. r. encampment at
Boston.
| r. A Shepard, of the Treasury De-
partment contemplates taking a trtI
| to the lower MachoIos. about eighty
! miles down the Potomac, where there
is excellent fishing and other out door
| sports
Charles Buxton, OF the Treasury. viii
take trip TO the G. A. r. encampmcLt
at Boston.
Judge D. O'Couneu OF the Treasury
| will 20 to Iowa on his vacation, where
he win most likely take an active part
In politics.
Wiley o. Ison, Of the division OF nc
counts Of the Treasury, will spend his
| vacation seeing the European world.
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Wiley o. Ison, Of the division OF nc
vacation seeing the European world.
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Engineer Commissioner Biddle is now
on his vacation in Panama. where he Is
spending a month with the members of
the Panama Canal Commission. He will
return TO Washington the latter part OF
this month.
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Fredric Emory. Of the bureau Of trade
relations Of the State Department. is
spending his vacation at Queenstown.
Queen Anne county. Md.
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James r. Ash. chief Of division Of cor
respondence. PostoRhce Department, viii
leave on September L. for two weeks
at Virginia Hot Springs, where he viii
take the baths.
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DISTRICT WORKERS
MUCH DEPLETED

District Commissioner West Is spend
ing three weeks in the mountains of
North Carolina, near Asheville, where
he Will pass the time fishing and hunt
ing.
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George B. Sudworth. chief of den
drology. will leave the 18th of this month
for California on business relative to
his division
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j. w. Babson. OF the aPtent once.
will spend his vacation, az he Is in the
habit OF doing every year, at his home
at Bar Harbor, Me.
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decided where he viii go for his vaca-
ton. 1t IS probable that he and Mrs
mcfarland will visit friends in New
England during the month OF September.
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Mr.. West considers this kind of an
outing the ideal vacation. and never
loses an opportunity to recuperate in
this manner. His mother and sister are
ited there by the Commissioner and his
family.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Overton ". Price. the associate for
ester for the government, Is now in
Fletcher. y. c., where he is attending
to official work
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AlonZo Tweedele. deputy auditor for
/ the District. will go with his family
1 10 Atlantic City about September ], as
will y. J. Donovan and his family at
| the same time.
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j. W Sterner, Of the Patent ONCE,
leaves in a few days for the Blue Noun
tain House near Pen Mar, where he Will
stay for about three weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Major z. c. willis. Of the Paynastel
Generals Office of the postofflce will
leave Sunday for the G.. A r. encamp
merit at Boston.
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Another Sixth precinct man, who Is
in Virginia for a few days. IS Private
Powell Vermillion. Mrs. Vermillion and
their young child are with him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Christopher @. Columbus. Of the Post
office Department, VIII leave IN a few
days for Colonial Beach
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Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given. OF the Police Court, who IS on
ten-day trip IN the mountains Of West
Virginia will return to Washington In
q few daVs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Herman Won Schrenk, chief of the
J Forest Products, is now at the Mis-
souri, botanical gardens. ST Louis. Mo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Daniel Latimore. Of the inspectors d.
vision OF the War Department. has gone
10 Bethany Beach 20 pass his holiday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Emmett Rudd, chief Of the elevator
service OF the PostOffice Department.
viii leave for his home in Kentucky al
an early Date,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

William Thomas, Of the Patent Office.
IS leaving the city to attend the G. A
R encampment at Boston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

First Assistant Postmaster General
Robert J. Wynne will leave Washington
about August Is, and will sail for a few
months visit TO Europe August 20.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

George r. Stone. chief clerk to the
Second Assistant Postmaster. has Sust
left for a two weeks outing at Camp
Crag. on Big Moose Lake. New York.
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Judge Scott, OF the Police Court. after
spending part OF his vacation at Noun
tain Lake Park. Nd. has left for Wes-
ton w. Va. his old home, 70 visit rela-
rfoUa
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After spending his vacation on his
farm IN Montgomery county, Md, James
Pugh, attorney for the District in the
Police Court, viii return to the city in
a few davS
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Miss Zillah Soloms, Of the Patsnt
Office, will leave Saturday the 18th. for
Atlantic City, where she will spend
three weeks.
James w. Gift, OF the Patent Office.
leaves for Boston on the 18th. After
he has atterded the encampment he will
continue to his home in New Hamp-
shire.
l. B. Vail, Of the Patent Office, viii
leave soon for the @. A R. encamp-
meut at Boston
James 2. Kelly. Of the Patent ONCE.
will attend the G. A r encampment at
Boston
William Thomas. of the Patent Office.
Is leaving the city to attend the G. A
R encampment at Boston.
J. H. Francis. Of the Patent Office.
will leave October the 18th for Canaan
daigua. N Y.
j. W. Sterner, Of the Patent once,
leaves in q few days for the Blue Noun
tain House near Pen Mar, where he will
stay for about three weeks.
j. w Babson. OF the aPtent once.
will spend his vacation, az he IS in the
habit OF doing every year, at ais home
at Bar Harbor, Me.
F. D. Morris, OF the Patent Office, Is
of on a three weeks fishing trip 10
Bluemont, Va.
Charles Morris Irelan, Chief Clerk Of
the Patent Office, goes about September
! TO visit friends IN Jefferson county,
West Virginia.
Miss Gertrude Perry, of the Patent Of
fee, win spend about a month and a
half on a tour OF Europe.
Miss Ella B. Platt. Of the Patent Of
fee, Will spend her vacation IN Europe
Miss Platt expects 10 visit London.
Paris, Berlin and all OF the other large
cities OF Europe,
Capt. Robert B. Grant. Of the Patent
Office, is going 20 Atlantic City, and
from there he will go 70 his home In
New York.
George B. Gardner. Of the Patent Of
- &c. -. - hgar
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j. H Francis, OF the Patent Office,
will leave October the 18th for Canaan
daigus. N Y.
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John German, private secretary to
Captain Boardman. with two friends,
will start on a two weeks cruise down
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

William Ruff. warrant clerk Of the
Police Court. left the city yesterday for
Harpers Ferry. where he will indulge
IN his fOndness for fishing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Detective Tom Hartigan viii take a
few days leave early next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

F. H Loving will take his family TO
/ St Louis some time this month, while
/ Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Roche VIII go to
Atlantic City the first part Of next
/ NINTH
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Justice Gould has also done his turn OF
vacation" work. and is now spending
his holidays with his boys at Monterey
Inn, in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Detectives Charles Peck and Frank
Helan are of duty for few days. Peck
IS at his home in Roanoke. Va, and
Helan Is In Maryland.
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Chief Clerk Kemp, Of the Police De-
partrent. le't this afternoon to spend
Sunday and part of Monday on his farm,
near Rockville, Md.
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Louis c. Wilson. private secretary to
District Commissioners West, VIII spend
a week in the Virginia mountains dur
ing the latter part OF September.
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Baltimore and Return, s1.as.

Daniel E. Garages will take his family
20 Atlantic City September !, for q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

Private Beauregard left yesterday for
Canada, to be absent q couple Of weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

John r. Scoheld. Chief Clerk Of the
War Department he's returned from St
Louis, where he has been spending
month with hts family.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

J. l. Daily will leave this city Mon
day for Boston. where he will attend
the encampment Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-13

The Surgeon General Of the Army. Dr..
Thomas CYReiliy, Will spend his vacation
IN Europe. leaving in about two weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19
Joe Newman and His Clever
Company Coming Next Week

II is pleasant to announce that the
Joseph Newman company will be with
us again at The Duncan opera house,
Tuesday, August 80.
Indeed IL is one OF the most vel,
come attractions that visits us. Re-.
fined. artistic, and care-destroying arc
all adjectiyes that may properly De
used In reference TO an evening spent
with the Joseph Newman company.
Mr.. Newman himself Is one of those
rare men 10 whom has been given the
power 10 make others laugh. Ills
humor is healthful and upto.date and
he has tho reputation Of always hay.
Ing something new for his audience.
He has a hatfuI Or new, bright. catchy
songs, stories and jokes for this sea.
son that are sure To please. Promi.
nent In the company this season Is
Miss Estelle Coleman, soprano, who
has studied In Paris with M. Bouhy
and In London with Henry Wood,
Miss Coleman has d voice OF splendid
quality. rich warm. and powerful and
full and pure In every note. and her
presence liz unusually natural
and graceful. Her repertoire Of IL.
lectfons Is extensive and includes
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

songs of the lighter order as well as
selections of a classical nature. Miss
Garlotta Bixler who compares favor
ably with the best lady yiolinists OF
the country has a warm place In the
hearts Of all music lovers in the west.
This season she will feature Mylnar-
skis "Mazurka," Papini'sA Souvenir
dc Sorrento and Wilhelmj's "Swed.
ish Melody. Miss Sada Talbot, who
Is a favorite wherever she appears
will offer two new monologues, MAR.
guerite's Husband" and "A Good
Dinner" both of which are bright
and clever. Miss Inez Brown, who
made such a pleasing impression last
season will again be the pianist and
accompanist for she well understands
her art. Miss Brown will be heard In
Moskowski's "yalse de Concert" and
~Sinding's Rustic Of Spring." The
program as usual will include two
little comedies among which are
leap Year "A Happy Fair and
MY Milliner's Bill" all Or which are
very amusing and never fail to please.
The company appears FOR one might
only. Reserved seats may be secur.
ed al q. Warnings curio store.
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$527.l5
A. HARTMAN, Sec.
HOTEL ARRIVALS

La Pension: A. M. Adler. Las
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*. stifel, ST. Louis; w. A. Thepha.
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RaWlins: j. w. Langdon. wife
and son. Denver; Mrs. A. NJ. pad.
dock, W%atrous; M. W. Mills, Spring.
er.
c~astaneda: C. N. McLouth. San
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II. A. True. Boston; John s. curhley,
Denver; T. L. Zander and wife Mem.
phis: $. Il, Phillips, st. Joseph. Mo-:
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Charles Rosenthal. OF Rosenthal
Bros, returned last night from his
trip 10 Chicago and st. Louis. He
describes the wreck OF his train ut
Syracuse, Kansas, on his eastern
trip In n realistic manner. A piece
OF new road had not been thoroughly
finished. The passenger train, a
stub from III Paso, dashed on i at
the rate OF fifty miles an hour. The
tracks gave way and the whole train
was ditched. Mr.. liosenthal and w.
y. chlldors were together IN the
wash room OF the Pullman when the
accident occurred. They received
4 severe shaking up from The bump
ing OF the car over Tho ties. Their
ear, however, did not oyeriurn The
baggage master was severely injured
and will probably dc, The chr was
overturned and the baggage mar
thrown out. 4 corpae III rs caske,
lighting on him aud holding HIN
down,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19
Advertising Pays.

When merchants have the right ar
ticlo at the right price aud advertise
It IN tho right way, IN the right place,
The Optic. 1t pays. A case in point:
a few days since Davis & Sydes re.
ceiyed from Anton Chico a wagon
load OF plums. They advertised
them III The Optic at the right price.
Next morning the telephones were
kept busy transmitting orders for
those plums and before oon all had
been disposed Of.
Moral:--Advertise the right way
al The right time In The right medi.
um. at the right price. II pays.
F&%@ EL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

-Four ~ The young men who came
10 the encampment here win COM
pany q of Albuquerque, aro IN trouble
and they are 10 be asked 10 appear
before d courtmartiai. The men, VIM
Cranaby, John Rossi. Dick Bash and
Milton stewart. arc accused of break
ing open one Of the tig boxes Of ma.
terial returned from Las Vegas and
stealing government supplies. The
boys are said 10 have offered shoes
bearing tho government stamp d
second hand dealers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Attorney ". q. Hayden returned
last night from ocatc Valley where
he passed d delightful -four days. The
gentleman saws the valley ia as green
MS q garden and that al the people
arc prosperous. He was especial.
" impressed by Inc fine quality q thc
stock tho people mp there are rails
Ing a Strauss. who accompanied
him. viii remain for several days
more.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19
Humanitarian Work Done
By the Local Ladies' Society


Following are statistics from the
annual report Of tho Ladies' Relief
Society. which conducts the ladies'
Home. The report was prepared for
submission @ The governor:
June 80. 1903, charity patients In
Home $50. ~
Charity patients received during
the year, $500. ......... 81
Total .10S
Charity patients days treated ..6116
Average number per day $1,000 ~
Pay patients rec during year 20
Pay patients. days treated $500. 739.
Figuring on d basis of $5.25 per
week. for each charity patient, tho
territory pays for a fraction less than
eight patients per day. The Home
has cared for an average of ~ char.
ity patients per day. These patti
ents were given medical attendance,
nursing. comfortable quarters. cloth
"a and fed.