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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
CAIRO DELEGATION
OFF TO HUNTINGTON
WILL MAKE GREAT EFFORT TO
BRING CONVENTION TO CAL
70 NEXT YEAR - PEDUcAb
DELEGATIONS JOINED THEM.

The Cairo delccltlla u .ho Caio
tall,y 'mworcm F aasoc.afl5n which
vii convene al Huntington. W. W.
tomorUw morning. leit ycstar.iay ar
ier1oon n 5;i5 in spoc al sleeper on
b. Hin b. Genital
the car ras decorated g.th banners
% the sides whi,l read. "fr85-Off.
Valley imarorc 10; associatloa. On
o Caifr. Cairo delfEation-Is55. The
leles-'cr were supplied with baa.ss
which VII b. sinucI an the coat iapaI
II every dFegate 10 the convention
anf piich -ea5. Cairo. 1905 wfh
Re aE-lztance IF the ae-timenr rhica
&c is hoped io a-olaa with these hadr
IS and the sii of r.uucd friends 81 IS
loDed ~ brig fAc c01rentfon 20 Cal
r1 nr1f yrlr.
Tho car ef511-1 at p8-n-as ars
a-glt where the del safes remained
unfil ar early hour this r1otriag when
they lef for Hunting or. aecomuanieI
~ the naducah eeiegaf-os 81 CSC.
Thase in the Cairo 8elezafian are.
&r Joha g Aisthups. John a. aiI.
ier. DanI filrfm man. ~ re- sPar-1n|.
i. =. Parker. Ha~cr q nfar r.r.es
Meehan. William Nar1er. 7. p. E.ra
Cant WIll'ams. G. v Nen. james
Huicahy. r. r.. Smyih. Georea Keen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
Lsss Eietlen IN per,snd.

Boston. a. SHOWN BY the public d.
hrory report. read 1851 per cent less
fefion last gear than tie year before
ID seems. however. that this result
vas chiefly cue 70 the restrictive e.
ferris of tie Librarian. WE0 says that -of
$50 volume II hciioa passed under
consideration curing the year onlr 1s5
tiics wero accepted Even al that
rste cf rejection g would have been
--far difficult for Bos'oHiaHs to keep
rp With tte out1at of tic stcry telIer-.
es tlo rea ~ Eouid have had to wade
q Faueh over eleven dozen novels IN
--- lre -cnths.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
EUGENE WARE
GETS ENOUGH
Tenders Resignation as Com
m ssioncr of Pensions
ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS IT
Will CO BACK TO i<ANsAo AND
PRACTICE LAW - NO lNTiMA.
TON or tis SUCCESS
SoR.
BY The Associated prcas.

Washington, Nov Commission
of Of Pensions Ware today tsalerec
Hts resignation ,o Ne pse ;dent anu Il
was acca;oa 10 take Cnaes January
first,
when seen tonight Camin.3 ,oaoi
ware refused TO discuss his resigna
tion in any way exc p5 to 1t Me- that
tho newspaper had been re igring
him for inc past tsfo yeaFs. For al
least one year, however II has been
definitely knows tha, Ware would re-
Tire soon after the fall elections and
return 70 his home ii Kan as to re.
sumo law practice. 1t Is believed here
that Wares action is not due TO any
suggestion that severance of his re.
latious wi h the pension office would
be agreeable to The president On
The contrary, i, has been no secret
that Ware, seen after assuming his
ltie, found the lutle3 oi his Office
dia asteful an ! thai his distastc stead
ly increased There I'll no lntimation
tonight as to who his successor viii
be-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
FIGHTS BETWEEN PATROLS.
OF Two Armies Are Frequent - Rus.
sian Officers Arriving.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
kuropatkin's hcalqEarters. Via Mrk-
den Sunday, Nov. 49, (delayed) Fres
aueni fights between opposing patrols
occurred today Russians, with heavy
howitze? aud six inch qua batteries.
shell the japanese trenches and give
working parties little respite. Large
numbers Of Russian officers are arriv-
ing at the front to replace hose WIN
nave fallen. The Russian army is re.
allzlng more fully day by day the enor.
nous task involved IN driving back
fhe japanese. Great hopes. however.
re piaeed in the Russian second Pa
c.tc Squadron. Troops are now bet
ter foi than at any previous period
and the road are in good condition.
enabling reinforcements TO leave
trains at stations higher up the line
and march to Mublen, thus relieving
The pressure on the rai'road.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
YOUNG WEBER
A BANK ROBBER
STRONG PROOF AGAINST HIN
PoiNTc THAT WAY -- SEARCH
or RUINS or HIS HOME CON.
TlNUES - FEELING HIGH.
BY The Associated pross.

~NP1N'NffA"f@Nf
Auburn, California, NOV, t4.-Tho
We1er murdar case is progress
ing slowly. as nothing can be done
unti the entire ruins have been run
through INC Wiaees slaice boN. The
weapon usel to commit NE murders
has ii been iound The Debris will
al haze been worked oyer BY tamar
row and II thc 32-calhre rcYoivcs is
not iound taere will be proof that IL
lins Weber. ha father did not commi,
The crime. Officers are Ia possession
of evidence that points strongly to-
wards Adolph Weber as a man who
robbed the Placer county bank laat
May Feeling against young Weber
is running high but as he is in the
county jail there is no fear Of any un.
lawful act On the part Of citizens. Only
re aryes and lawyers are allowed to
see him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

- NAN @AE'pAiAlNN tttcHs
Poughkeepsie, y. Y. Nov. 1i.-Tho
worst wire conditions ever kaown IN
this city re ulted from .he storm oi
last night ana yesterday. Poles and
wires were broken all over the cit,
and in the country Trunk lines @
the Western Union. the Postal Tclc
graph and long distance telephone are
! down with the exception of on.
western Union wire. which was usef
ali night TO dispatch New York Cen
raj trains.
The streets are full of live wire
and during the night Mayor Hine or
lerei all power shat OF 50 that tho
city was in darkness and trolley cars
SAILED. Similar conditions arc re
ported throughout the state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
SAYS ATTACK WAS UNsuccEss.
FUL.

By the Associated Press.
headquarters Japanese shlrd ar
my before Port Arthur undated via
Fusal. Nov. lf-Casualties Ia the at
tack of the japanese on the eastern
fortified ridge Oct. 30 we're 1900. IL
was an unsuccessful assault The
powerful east keewan FOR. was gained
but Russians were reinforced and
drove the japanese down to the foot
II the hill The japanese are now
sapping toward the crest Of the hill
The capture # this fort would give
the japanese tae KEY 20 che eastern.
fortified range. as artillery mounted
there would dominate the forts IN
frcnr of the ridge and enable the lap
anesa 20 place infantry in position 20
sweep fhe ridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
WE WILL FIGHT
UNTIL We WIN
Says Russian Ambassadors Cas
sani Il Wa. hi 'ston
NO THOUGHT or pFACI
UNTIL couNThY'a PRESTIGE
SAVED no DECISIVE BAT.
TIE EEFcR- SPRING nd
now THE I4Lk.
by the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
washington. Nov n Russia NH
pursue the war IN taa far east ID th}
bllter end, that II. until Russia M
conquered
These are me opeaing wsris III Viii
phatlc Statement rade today BY VII
knsaian Ambassador casslni. contlr)
uihg his statement cass.ni said.
Rllssia can no more admit Of inter
ference than Great Britain could II
me Ifsnsvaai or than canld the Irnit|
ca Stases RI her war with Spain
Where the prestige of a country ii n
stake all Other derations are ana
must be put side He scouts the
action that Russian finances are such
q to influence her o end hostiIities
1ass'ni insists that Russia has plenl
ty Of money to continue The war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
JAPs LOSE 1000 MEN.
IN Attack on Ridge at Port Arthur
But i Was Successful
by the Associated Press

by the Associated Press
Headquarters Third japanese army
before Por Arthur. Nov 4, via Fusan.
Nov li.-By n general attack on the
eastern fortified ridge Oct. so the Jan.
anose gained the meats Of the prlncl.
pal forts assailed. There were wider.
leaper ana stronger than had been
supposed. and were defended by cap.
oniares OF galleries running north OF
the Keewan fCrts. The galleries were
captured af.er desperate ~-.ting un-
der ground
Russians still hold parts OF the
moats, but Japanese are engaged in
sapping to dislodge them. after which
the capture OF the forts should be
easy.
Casualties cR Japanese side in this
engagement. l.00e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
LiTTLE BOY DIED OF COLD.
And Exhsustion Will Ensnsrlae Rab
bits With Companions.
By tho Associated Pregs.

II9ughton, Mica. Nov 1.-the
cightyear-oId sen of County Clerk
William Smith OF Eagle Riger died
Of COLI and exhaustion while ensnat.
ing rabbits near AXE Sh0ro today
The dead boy was with several other
boys when his rengtA began TO give
out They LEFT him IN care oil his IT.
tie brother and fastened to town for
assistance. When rescuera arrived
they found one brother guarding the
dead body ct the other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
BODY FOUND IN LAKE MICHIGAN
By the Asaoelated Prees.

by the Associated Press.
Chicago. Nov. 1i.-Lakc OF water in
The lungs and several knife stabs in
he body OF a man found In Lake
Michigan near Roger park today are
evidence which the police claim
pcin, - murder The body is suppos.
cd to BE- that of i.aIouc Saiyigiewan.
an Italian Il g. believed by the po-
i.ce thIt thc NAN was murdered and
bis body thrown in the lake.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
NO DECISIVE BATTLE SOON.
BY The Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
Berlin, Nov 1.-THE Tageblatt. a
military correspondent ii dlspatcI3
trom Mnkden the 18th says:
"a decisive battle ID improbable bc3
icre spring The japanese will nod
altack until several wessx after the
rail- OF Port Arthur and tho Russians
are awaiting such an overwhelming
superiority N numbers as TO leave the
question Of victory beyond doubt.
Russians are constantly receiving re-
iniorcements and troops are In good
spirits and excellent health Even the
outposis are Well sheltered sf,:Ehst
The colas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
SMALLPOX IN COLLEGE.
Seven Students at Ann Arbor Univer.
sity Break Out.


By the Associated Press.
Ann Arhor Mich. Nov t4-SeyeH
case of smallpox have been discover
cd among the students of the uniyer
siiy Of Michigan. Six are in thc en-
gineering and one in the law depart
mcnt. The gymnasium has been clos
ed but classes have not beea inter
rupted. AN STUDENT are being yacci
na.cd and examined for symptoms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
COLORADOMINERS
WIN 8 HOUR DAY
NOTICE POSTED AT ZIG MILLS
or THE TELLURIDE DISTRICT
THAT OPERATORS WILL AG.
CEDE TO DEMANDS.
By the Assoclated Press

By tne AHSOcaalcu Press
Denver Cello. Nov. Notices
were postel At the mills Of the i've big
minas Of tha Telluride dia,rici tsuight
that ia the future an oigh houf Jay
would pfoyail in The mills.
II was thc demand OF this c3ncca
sion in the mill of tae state that pre-
eipitat2d the rike ana caused the
Ji,,cr strife between mionlsts ana
mine owners. The minimum wage
promised uader the new. arrangement
g %3 day. At one time the Western
Federation OF miners offered TO accept
s275 for an sigh hour day. Ii is the
general opinion that under the new
order no discrimination will be made
against employment Of union men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
AT BOSTON,.
y the Assoclated Pre-.

Boston, Mass. Nov 1i.-Fferee
'outhern storm which started of the
florida coast Saturday and swept mp
the Atlantic coast. passed over Marine
provinces today AMI tonight had It's
enter off Cape Race. New Foundland
'he storm in the privinces. particular
along Nova Scotia, was attended
rith terrific gales and ~7usuaI-y low
'arometer. Telegraphic and teIeDhon.
c communication with the provinces
5 interrupted and what news came
from east Maine filtered through By a
most circuitous route Tonight there
no wire communication east O.
lorth of Waterville. Maine. and tele
graphic connection between Bozfoa
nd points in Vermont is suspended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
SECRETARY OF MINING BOARD.

BY the Associated Press.
SprinfgaJ, II. Nov 1.-THE min
ng board today appointed Thomas
Moses Of Danville, seere, ary, in place
# Eugene A. Pearce Of Jacksonville.
VINO has bcal appoin cd 10 u clcrkship
in the executive office at the state
house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

mas isolated it today as a result OF
last nights storm. For nearly "a
hours neither by telegraph nor tele
phone was communication possible
with any point further than Cohoes,
eight miles outside Of the city, Wires
are down all over the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
CONC AFTER COFFIN
BOTH WE2E tfl-LE ,.
Man and Wife Thrown in Runaway
While Driving to Town.
BY tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
Appleton, Wis. Nov. li-John
Hurs: and wife, Of Hayton, WIS, were
accidentally ldilod IN a runaN ly acer
dent while driving to Chiffon pur-
chase coffin for James Raleigh. who
was burned TO death iii q fire on Sat.
urtiay Mrs Hurst was impaled on q
Wicket fence and her husband was
thrown 10 the gfound with slch vio-
lenco that death followed in 4 few
hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
CARDINAL MEcENNi DEAD.

Romc. Nov. Northumberland
who was administrators of apostolic
palace under Pope Leo XIII, died al
the vatican OF paralysis, While the
oonsistory was in progress today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
wEINsHElmER SENTENCED.


DF IHE asaUIIdIFI FTT98-
New York. Nov. lf.-PhiIip Veins
heireT former labor leader. convict
"a Of eKtorriaa. vas iosav ssuie1caf
70 prison for nnt les than one year
and eight months. nor more than tuo
years and eight uozths.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
SENT TO PEN FOR LIFE.
And Then For Fifty Years After
wards Is This Murderer.
Br he Assoelatel Press.

BY the Associaiea Press.
East 81 Louis Nov lA-LOuis
Kane was today sentenced % the psni
tentiafy for life on the charee Of ki
ing Robert Nelson of Chicaso- In
mediately az erwari Re wzs ssnte1eed
to ffiy years additional IN ha plea
Of guilty TO ihe charge Of Killing Geo.
Green.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
MAILED OBSCENE LETTER
TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

Aberdeen g D. Nov. 1.-THE fed
erai grand jury today indicted Edward
H. Dohlheimer FOR mailing ohgccne
letters 20 President Roo-creit and
James J. HiL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
ARBITRATION TREATY.
viii Be Arranged Between Austria
and United States.


DI IIIt HoHUtIHfNI T INN0.
Vienna, Nov Ii--American Amba
sador Storer visited the foreign Of
fee this afternoon and approached
Count GoluchoH ski on the subject Of
an arbitration treaty between Austria
and the United States and the pro
posed new peace conference, Goiu
chowski received both propositions
very fayorahly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

us-Isa agla- qlln psA's57l sea
e7 5lsqAEE54a flo1 - s5U.u 00g' {
l54p uIg IoDs qLsno5s usopisqN
~ 'rueIsEI Fur s.p-sI Ua-J .l5ls1
-uzs5.. eaep-clas s.gs~oI .rl5-sD
-'r5i-dssr5y sIes-ss7y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

Ter C. 4. Stuart. Charles Felchter. Z.
A. Smith. James Galligan, +. C. Bar
clay. w p June. Fred Nellis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
RUSSIANS srvsRElv zesuLsEO.

By the Associated Pres
karotTs headausrie-s. Nov A.
ria Fusan --Russian cavalry YESTERDAY
attacked 1aparese in the 1eighhcrhoof
q Izfiatua Rsssia1s sscre - severe
l. repui g that a. trek thcr were sii3l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
AT ALBANY.

Py the Associated Press.
Albany. y. Y. NV. I4-Al5any has
lever had worse decentralization Of
Fire communication than that which
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
ICE CREAM KILLS
TWELVE NEGROES


Decatur. Ala Sev. l4--Tselve ne
srlfs are dead Oh Cead I.aie a sub
gra = Dceatrr from the effects of
eating pei sone1 ice cream Al a ehureA
faiiy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

Continued on Sixth Page)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
Meeting Of Committees.

The board of directors u the Com
mercial club has passed the following
resolution which should serve a nse,
ful purpose:
Ordered, that the secretary ad.
dress q letter to the chairman OF each
committee requesting them to call
meetings Of their respective commit.
tees once q month for the purpose Of
Initiating projects, considering and
making recommendations 10 the board
Or directors and for attending to such
matters as might properly coem before
them. and stating in such letter that
the president and secretary were ex.
officio members Of all committees and
would appreciate d notice 81 such
meeting 10 is to have opportunity u
being present thereat.'
The Optic will gladly give space 70
chairmen at any time to call meetings
OF committees.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

Undertaken Lewis returned last
might from chapelle whittier he was
called BY The death Of u child. He
brought The news that Il wss The
granddaughter Of j. G. Churcn. Ruth
Wheeler. who had died u scarlet few
The family Just arrived on d yisi.
20 Mr.. Church two weeks ago. Both
children were seized with the danger
Gus disease. The father il expected
from Kansas tomorrow. Mr.. Lewis
that the native children have
been suffering from q peculiar disease
which Is not scarlet fever and there
have been several deaths.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
Town Council poInus4

Town Engineer Holt has been direct,
Cd 10 ascertain the cost III the grading
To DO done on Springs boulevard, This
thorouGhfare Il 70 be improved as fast
~ funds will permit.
A Town council committee has Ii
hand the investigation Or certain nuts
ances In the shape of certain old.
tnmbledown structures which harbor
the lowest class OF disreputahlcs AMI
which they VIII doubtless order 70 be
removed.
The d~iaofderly houses In The neigh.
borhood Of the north public school.
west side, are again steathily being
reopencd. The school board Will see
the law prohibiting them In such
q locality be strictly enforced.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
County Board Sends Aid.

The hoard Of county commission
ers having had their attention aroused
70 the prevalence Of scarlet fever al
chapelle and In that vicinity yester
terday took action on the matter as d
question OF public health. DR.. Des,
marais was engaged to so down to
the neighborhood and 70 make every
effort to eradicate the dangerous dis
ease. As to the probable cause Of the
serious conditions no information Ii
now at hand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
pye.Hints.

Al the residence OF T. n. Broyles
San Marcial, y. NJ, on June 7th. a
$3.50 j. M. Rev. ed. LeHreton Of Wat
rons united In marriage Rev. Mon
son r, Dye and Florence NJ. Hints
The groom Is superintendent OF tn,
Holiness and Bible school and tn,
bride comes from 4 prominent famiI,
in Cheyenne, wyo. The happy coupl,
expect to make their future home III
San Marclal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS
CONFIRMED LAST NIGHT

The city council met In regular SEES
sion last night, the Mayor and al
members being present except Alder
man Bacharach. The most interest
ing festiEesH Vs meeting was thu
confirmation 81 DR.. WIN. p. Mills as
city p~hysiciAn, u Edward ward ii
marshal and OF Justice Wooster as po
lice magistrate,
The monthly reports Of officers were
read and referred 10 the proper com,
mittecs.
The street an daley committee pre-
scented its report recommending the
building Of sidewalks. The city coun.
ell was instructed % publish q list Of
the streets On which said sidewalks
have been recommended to be built,
requesting property owners 70 begin
work within the next two Weeks and
70 petition The council at the next reg.
ular meeting. June 20. whether they
wished 70 build of cement. brick Or
stone. II these suggestions are not
complied with q regular ordinance
will be passed. making the laying q
ID The cases mentioned com
pnlsory
The petition of Cooley x Miller
for permission 10 lay 4 cement side.
walk IN front Of their property 81
Douglas avenue was granted.
The mayor WAS authorized 10 en-
ter into il contract with the city n
tractor for the building OF sidewalks,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

An organization has been made on
the west side to hold a week of carni.
val from June 27th 10 July ith In.
elusive. An enterprising and expert.
enccd gentleman from Mexico will
work up features Illustrative Of life
and fcstiyity In the sister republic
which will interest everybody. THAT
well known Las Vegas Young man.
Particle sena. has been appointed
manager o. the whole arair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
Montehore conoreoatIon.

Regular Sabbath services Friday
night'at $ o'clock ana Saturday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock. Subject OF Friday
nights sermon, Spring" Sabbath
school Saturday morning at 1870
o'clock. Final examination Of Sab.
bath school Sunday morning II 10
o'clock sharp. All are cordially In.
10 our services.
DR, NJ. LEFKovITs, Rabbi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

which we're ordered built two year
ago.
The city marshal and night police
man were requested to wea q suita
bic uniform. Bonds OF officers were
read and referred to the finance com
mittee. a resolution providing fol
the grading Of Ninth street, Main
street and Twelfth street was passed,
A sidewalk on the west side Of
Ninth street, between Douglas and
Grand avenue, was, on motion OF Mr.
lGfbhbons. ordered TO be built.
Bids for the building Of sidewalks
were opened, with the following re.
suits:
T. a. Davis. brick sidewalk, is cents
a square foot; cement, In business
portion Of the town, 20 cents a square
foot: In residence portion, 20 cents
a square fooot. CURLING, so cents q
lineal foot. Filling. over six inches III
depth. rs cents a load.
RI w Bruce. brick and cement
sidewalks, the same bid. cnrbing, SIS
cents q linear foot. Filling, over two
inches. 2 cents a cubic foot.
The bids were referred To the
mayor, city engineer and the chair
mar Of the street and alley commit.
tee. All delinquent taxes were given
to the city attorney for collection.
"A test case 10 determine whether
some business men are subject to
city license will be made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
World'a Fair photos.

The collection OF Views for exhibi
tion In the New Mexico building al
81 Louis Is now nearly ready to show.
Prof Chapman "a putting SONG finish.
ing touches on the folios and II will
probably be announced tomorrow
where they will be placed for public
inspection before dispatching them to
the exposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

The membership and library com,
mIttees Of the club viii meet with
the directors Or The Commercial club
az the next session. A determined
effort 70 secnre additional members
VIII be made. The entertainment
committees OF the club has been auth.
ofized o proceed with Che preparation
OF 4 club entertainment for next week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09
PrIsoners OF to santa e..

sherlff clcofes Romero went over
TO the capital today having IN charge
three %penitentiary candidates. G. III.
Hall going IN for one year for forgery.
Jose Gonzales one year for assault.
and A~mbrosio Maestas ave years for
rape.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

Conductor charlie stevenson il
chaperonins a party consisting OF
Mayor corbin Of Ration. IL. I. Told. a
Ration druggist and c. II. Jackson, at
the lakes. There will be no ash len
for those who come after them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

Yeaterda Va 81. Louis occurred ths
wedding OF hftfs Martha Louise Black.
well TO stuart Morgan AldrIch. which
took place At lhe First Presbyterian
chnrch.i that ~ Several Las veg
y people were pred al this notable
function.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-09

News has come to {has. l. Her,
nandez % the death Of bnother fsds6t
er' aged three years fl Roman ortiz,
Che merchstt A<Jgijra. Only about
two weeka since The elder daughter
passed awhy. Don Roman has tho
sympathy q many friends In Las
Vegas.