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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
La revoluci6n en- Russia
UNA BOMBA
PRENSA FRANCESA.

Varsovia 3.-Los paisanos han or
ganizado una partids para exterminar
a los bandidos que han establecido ell
terror en- todo ell pals.
Ell ~ del corriente los paisanos del
distrito de Miousouna Sc reunieron
para sorprender una banda de sal
teadores. Hubo once muertos y Gin
cuenta heridos. Los bandidos volvie-
ron mas tarde para vengar la muerte
de sus camaradas 6 incendiaron la
villa, sorprendiendola durante la no
che.
Odessa, 3o.--Una bomba ha hecho
explosion sobre ell boulevard frances,
hiriendo 4 dos, revolucionarios quienes
murieron mas tarde en- ell hospital
militar, sufriendo atroces dolores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
FL debut del Sr. La PreSa
"TlkeTS" PARA La FUNCi0N

Las personals que deseen adquirir
con anticipation localidades para ell
debut de La Presa. que Sc efectuarS ell
domingo 10 del corriente, a las Il de
la tarde, en- Ell Parque. pueden solici-
tarlas: en- San Juan. cafe LA Mallor-
quina"; en- Santurce. cafe Cane, fren-
te al Institute; en- Rio piedras, cafe de
la Estacion del Trolley; y en- ell Par
que. hasta Ultima bora, en- la Cantina.
Los que deseen determinadas locali-
dades, veanse con don Ulises Lou-
briel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
La fiebre amarillo
en- Nueva Orleans

Las dltimas noticias de aquel puerto
indican que la fiebre amarillo no dis
minuye :por ahora.
En- uno de los barrios de la ciudad
los agentes de Sanidad encontraron un
estado de cosas muy deplorable.
Las medicinas escasean y hacen mu-
cha falta enfermeraS.
Ell marte Sc registraron defuncio-
mes y As nuevas invasiones. Ell nj.
nero de invadidos desde que comenz6
la epidemia Sc eleva a 1899.
fs4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
I'll anO cOmercial
de Puerto Rico

Comunican de Washington & la re-
vista LAS Novedades" de New York.
con fecha 2S del pasado, que eli
estado general econ6mico de Puerto
Rico. sin dejar de ser deplorable, in
dica ciertos signos de mejora como 10
demuestran los datos estadfsticos. Ell
comercio exterior de la isla isla du-
rante Ell afio economico terminado en-
80 de JUNO tiltimo, excedi6 al del afio
anterior en- mas de S. 800 900 aumen-
tando ell de importation en- t$3 637, ,23o
y Ell de exportaci6n en- $2..A3 862. Ell
saldo q favor de la isla excedi6 algo
de dos millones de pesos.
Ell az1car constituye shora la base
de la riqueza portorriquefia. ST los
precios de este artlculo Sc sostienen
como estan por algunos afios mas, 81
los esfuerzos que Sc hacen para res
taurar la industria CAFETERIA volverla
a 10 que fue son coronados por Ell Exi-
to, NADIA de 10 cual es impossible, aca-
badose habra Ia razon del llanto sobre
la miseria en- Puerto Rico.
Los embarques de azdcar excedie-
ron en- no mas de cinco por ciento 4
los del af1o anterior; pero cl exceso en-
precios realizsdos paso de 5000, 900,
10 que significa I'm 80 por ciento mas,
sproximadamente, y que de este au-
mento buena parte haya quedado 4
benetlcio del cOsechero. Los embar-
ques de tabaco aumentaron en- $780,
900. elaborado en- su mayor parte. Ell
tabaco en- rama disniuuyo TN diez
por c1ento en- cantidad aument6 TN
50 en- valor, indicando mejora en- ca
lidad.
La exportaci6n a los Estados Uni
dos aumento en- cosa de 100000 y
la de otros paises decayo en- ST. 500, 900.
La importation procedente de los Es-
tados Unidos aumento en- s. 700, 900 y
la de otros en- $50, ,ooo Lo cue mas
Sc compro los Estados Unidos fueron
tejidos de algod6n y otros, artefactos
de hierro y acero, excediendo al au-
mento en- cada case de 100000.
Los esfuerzoS por abrir mercado al
cafe de Puerto Rico en- ell Norte no
han dado Ell resultado que fuera de
desear. Las compras de dicho artfculo
hechas por los Estados Unidos en-
Puerto Rico descendieron de $27o. 46r
en- 1908 1904 4 $2ol .e42 en- 1904 1906.
Ell informe 4 la vista no clasfica Ia ex-
portaci6n de Ia isla a otroS puntos;
pero Sc in6ere que la mayor parte de
las compras hechas por Cuba, mon
tantes a 100000. y por Fraucia 4
81 100000 fueron de cafe.
Puerto Rico no puede producer az1-
car en- grandes cantidades como Cuba.
pues nj posee bastante terreno nj 4
clio Sc presta mucho del que tiene.
Una baja en- los precios serfa ell de-
sastre. Los dos tercios en- la exporta-
cion del t1ltimo afIo econ6mico fueron
del dulce. La del tabaco, que monte
a s.. $4,000 es susceptible de a1gdn
incremento.
Los capitalists y colonos america
nos que Sc dedican al negocio de fruta,
muestran evidente preferencia por la
de Cuba, no obstaute Ell derecho aran-
celario que pesa sobre naranjas y pi-
1as. Toda la fruta vendida por Puer-
10 Rico los Estados Unidos en- el Ill
timo af1o economico Sc redujo a $25I,
900. En- suma. el t1nico porvenir eco
n6miCo de Puerto Rico esta en- abrir
mercado para su cafe en- la Repdblica
americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
Para Aguadilia

En- ell tren del lunes saldra pa
ra su nueva residencia en- Aguadilla
nuestro estimado amigo y compafiero
don Pedro Manzano Aviflo. redactor
de ssLa Democracia", nombr ado re.
cientemente Sub. marshal de aquella
Corte de Distrito.
Deseamos un feliz y grata perma
nencia en- la villa del Ojo al culto y
competente periodista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
Alfonso Aguilar

En- el vapor "Filadel6a" regres6
de los Estados Unidos, el joven don
Alfonso Aguilar, corresponsal en- New
York del estim ado colega "El Heral.
do Espafiol".
Dicho sefior Aguilar que piensa Fl.
jar su residencia EN- San Juan ha te-
nido la atencion de hacernos una vi
sta que agradecemos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
Gira en- ell plantaje

Maf1ana Sc llevara q efecto en- la
fnca "El tlantsje" entire Bayam6n y
Catafio una explendida gira por ele-
mentos sociales de 10 mas selecto de
San Juan. :,
Asistiran a la expedition mas de 60
senoritas j6venes, siendo ell punto de
embarque la darsena de los botes en-
la Malina y hora a las 9 y media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
NOta del dfa

Y Mr.. Post Sc envanece de
coincidir con ell Oraculo.
Los dos han opinado 10 mis-
mo; los dos Green iIue la Liga
de los Municipios ha Querido
violar la ley; los dos personajes
fantastlcos. ell taumaturgo y el
orAculo, son los mantenedores
de esta peregrina opinion.
La Liga de los muniCipios no
puede vivir de los fondos NUM-
cipales.
Ell Oraculo 10 ha dicho. y
sabeis quien es ell Oraculo'
-Es ell Attorney General, la
deidad ingida, que tienen los
congregantes para revelar a los
colonos las inefables lindezas
del expansionismo.
Y no creais que este oraculo
sea una espeCie de fonografo
sagrado para repetir las admira.
bles doctrinaS redentorlstas,
que le son reveladas por mila
grosos coniuros.
Es, tambien, Ell personaje mi
tologico de los tres poderes, ha-
bla por ST y ante 81; la omnipo
tencia es su virtud.
Es legislator en- Ell Consejo
Ejecutivo; es funcionario Jefe
de I'm departamento, es ell F>is-
cal maximo en- las cuestiones
judiciales; es. en- fin, el mas le-
gitimo representante de TN re-
gimen tan primitive v tiranico
que tiene que producer. inevita-
blemente, esos funcionarios
monstruosos en- los que Sc re-
conCentran Y Sc entrechOcan
todas las facultades y todos los
poderes. -
Ell poder de este funcionario
es a brumadOr.
Els un poder que no tiene me-
dida, que no esta regulado por
las leyes, nj contenido por el de
la soberania popular; nj repri-
mido por los tribunales de jus
ticia, los cuales forma a su gusto
y al de la congregation.
Y este funcionario es el que
ha dicho que esta de acuerdo
con Mr.. Post.
iAh! ST la Liga de los munich
pios no fuera tan necesaria, tan
precisa, tan indispensable; 81 no
contara con el apoyo unanime
del pals, con las simpatias abso-
1utas de la Colonia; ST no tuviera
de su parte los mas varios ele
mentos de la isla, 81 no ostenta-
ra la representation popular
mas legitima y mas augusta,
habria que temer por la vida de
esa generosa asociacion, y resig-
narse, como en- las desgracias
inevitables. a verla perecer ami
quilada por las oposiciones del
poder central.
Pero signifca mucho, repre- =
senta mucho, es demasiado esa
Liga para que el Attorney con
todo su poder Y Ell senior Post
con todas sus habilidosas com
binaciones, y la congregation
entera asociada a ellos, puedan
conseguir que Sc disgregue, para
que de la infecunda separation
de los ayuntamientos. no sea
dadc esperar NADIA de 10 que
ahora temen los redentoristas.
La Liga vivira, aunque haya
de ser sostenida por los vecinos
de las municipalidades, aunque
nosotros tengamos que abrir
una suscripcion para que esa
obra no decaiga, para que no pc
rezca, aunque Sc confabulen
contra ella todos los poderes y
Sc combinen todos los bloqueos,
porque del triunfo de esa obra
depende la salvaci0n no solo de
la vida amenazada. sino del ho-
nor piblico sacramento compro-
metido en- que triunfe la asocia.
cion, para que realice su progra'
s,.o .,n~~ c<.> f1ano es1o ES1oc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09

udIlOS 9uC sc dtlCtdA g SOuSul-
tar ell oraculo para ir en- contra
de la aspiration unanime de un
pueblo. nj podran subsistir tam
POGO los Oraculos en- una pru.
dente y saneadora renovation
del regimen, hecha en- seutido
democratico. e inspirada en- los
inalterables principles de la
verdad.
Todos esos idolos, todos esos
fetiches, han desaparecido de
los pueblos cultos; solo aqui y a
titulo de TN redentorismo agre-
sor, subsisten esas fosiles divi.
nidades para escarnio del regi-
men que las consiente.
Solo aqui subsisten esas risi.
bles hcciones, y solo aqui sc pue-
de dar e! case extraflo y pere-
grino de que un gobernante pre-
fera DIR la voz desvencijada y
truculenta de un oraculo que
nadie cree, que nadie acepta,
que nadie consulta, cuando aun
esta atronando los aires con su
eco de robusta entereza y de
energicas tonalidades la voz po-
Ipular que hablo en- la Asamblea
de los Ayuntamientos.
Entire oir una voz 8 la otra, no
deben caber vacilaciones a min
gun gobernante.
La voz del pueblo es la voz
legitima de la soberania, del
verdadero poder.
La verdad sc revela en- sus
acentos, la magestad en- sus in.
|flexiones, la justicia en- sus ecos.
Cuando los 'gobiernos quieren
vivir, cuando no Sc deciden a
ser suicidas, han de DIR esa voz
siempre que indique algo, STEM.
pre- que liable de algo.
Y no vale ponerle sordina, nj
vale mover escandalos para
apagarla. porque son tan estri-
dentes, tan recios sus acentos,
que sc destacan por sobre todos
los sonidos extraflos de la mis-
ma suerte que sobre los ruidos
de la tempestad queda triunfan.
te ell trueno.
Convenzase de este Ell funcio-
mario que hace alarde ridiculO "
presuntuoso de que su opinion
Iy la de otro colega suyo valen
tanto. 9 puedan valer mas que
la voluntad expresa y termi-
nante de un pueblo.
Dentro del regimen VICENTE,
Isl. Con ell actual sistema, ell ca
pricho de cualquier funciona
rio prevalece sobre las mas lie
gitimas aspiraciones de la colo
MIA, sobre. los mas esenciales
principles de la justicia.
Por ESQ es que hace falta la
Liga de los municipios, para Pc
dir la reforma del regimen, para
guitar esas anomalias. para ami
qullar esos engreimientos, para
borrar esas injusticias.
Y no importa que la voz del
Oraculo, afectando imponentes y
tremebundas entonaciones, que.
riendo parecer solemne, querien.
do parecer inspirada Olga que
los representatives de la sobera-
MIA popular, en- vez de una Liga
de las municipalidades, han
constituido una sociedad de go
rrones para dar inutiles conse-
| jos y desmedrados informes So
bre los asuntos de interes publ
co que Sc puedan presentar.
Esas oposiciones sistematicas
estaban descontadas de ante
mano.
Contra elias Y a pesar de
elias seguira adelante la obra
de las municipalidades.. ..asocia-
das; contra elias y a pesar de
elias. con recursos de los Mu-
nicipios. 8 con 10 recaudado
utilizando ell medic de la sus-.
crlpcion. con la simpatfa del
gobierno 9 con su oposicion de-
1 II
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should considered e light OF the law
already provisions relating
This necessarily however that
libel has criminal has not .
punishable by Under the common
law which down from the dawn Of In
England
libel crime and received punish
Mexico In the absence OF
to libel has In force In the ter
sanction Of
libel several OF the
II mistaken still pending and
editor indicted convict
fined for this law ofense Judges Of the district
passing law the legislature
entering field Of not
possible .
uncertainty
awabiding citizens
always Will project Them their regulations
= dear than either sss =
compint tpnake libel law To
Its features
which be dangcps the first place the bill
sufficiently broad In Its poons the In which the
publication defense The rule at
the y
prohibiting CRITICISM which
hard understand The present bill allows the truth to be
= in
statements which should be considered beou irrespective Of their
number altogether
= row .
provision the =
Under publisher of
indicted county where his circulates that is
territory The editor OF
Roswell be indicted " his
there .
this the possibly INSCRIPTIONS
prosecuting officers publisher inconcevn
. great money
amendment added fixing the
county published place
trial These two changes satisfy all honest objections the
. .
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Catastrophe
In Coal Mine
One Hundred and Fifty Men
Perish AS Result Of Ex>
plosion in Alabama Colliery


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb, Il. --A tel
ephone message from Bessemer, Dix
miles from the scene Of disaster at the
Virginia mine. where about $50 men
have been entombed by an explosion
says that an unconfirmed rumor
reached there today that the rescuers
reached the interior Of the mine and
that sixty dead bodies were found
Whether the rnmor is true or not, II Is
known that there is practically no
hope Of finding any of the imprisoned
men alive. Che rcscuers dur!ns ta.
night encountered much after-damp
and many Of them had to be taken to
the surface and revived. This leads
the rescuers 10 believe that the en-.
tombed men could not possibly have
lived. The mine Is some distance cfi
the railroad and is reached only by
wagon road.
A dispatch from the mine at lf
O'Clock says only one body has been
recovered. The exact number Of men
who were In the mine is now placed al
lfe. The work of digging through tc
the entombed men Is going on without
cessation but all hope has been prac
tically abandoned.
The latest reports from the mine Is
that three bodies have been recovered
all blackened and giving evidence o
a terrible struggle. Thousands OF peo
pie were gathered about The mouth ot
the mine when the bodies We're
brought 10 the surface and distressing
scenes we're Witnessed. The rescuers
are still at work and late rumors say
no less than fifty bodies are In sight
No hope Is held out of finding an!
alive
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Proceedings
Against Trusts
Many Prominent Packers Must
Answer For Alleged Vio>
lation Of Interstate Com
merce Law.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.--The first step
leading TO the possible indictment Of
the members Of the alleged beef trust
was taken here today. A special grand
jury venlre was ordered drawn and
deputy United States marshals were
sent out with subpoenas for various
members of the alleged trust. Indict.
ments will be sought on the charges Of
direct violation OF the Injunction Is.
sued some time ago by Judge Cross
cup of the United States circuit court
restraining members OF the alleged
trust from Illegally combining in re-
straint Of interstate commerce This
was recently upheld by the United
States supreme court.
For more than eight months the in.
vestigation has been carried on SO.
cretly in Chicago. Orders came from
Attorney General Moody to United
States District Attorney Bethea to take
up the work in the case. Bethea was
twice ordered to Washington to re
ceive instructions in the mater. Mer
who were restrained by Judge Gross
cups order were j. Ogden Armour
Edward Morris, Ira Morris, Arthur
Meeker, Charles f. Langdon, Edward
A, Cudahy, Louis f. Swift, ID. Edwin
Hartwell, Frank f. vogel, VIM. Rus
sell, Edward G. Swift. W. II. Noyes
elson Morris. Patrick A. Valentine
Calvin NJ. Favorite, Lawrence A. Car
ter Jesse p. Lyman. Louis Pfaelzer
Albert H. vedder, Frederick Sulzber
ger. Thomas j. Conners, Michael Cud
ahy and Albert F. Boohert More
than one hundred witnesses have beer
summoned to testify concerning the
operations Of the packers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
MAIDEN TRIP
OF NEW CuNARDER

NEW YORK, Feb 2I.--A dispatch
from London says that the new Cum
ard line steamer Caronia sailed
from Liverpool today on her maiden
voyage TO this city. The coming OF
the Caronia is awaited here with
much interest as she Is designed TO
be the fastest steamship on the trans
Atlantic service In size. also the
Caronia sets a new record. being the
largest passenger vessel ever con-
structed In England
The Cunard company is construct
ing a sister ship TO the Caronia,
which will be fitted with turbine en-
gines. The turbine boat and the Car,
onia. will enable the company TO
Judge of the merits OF the two sys'
tens of ropulsion--turbine and re-
ciprocating engines--prior to going
on with the two huge steamships be-
ing designed TO be propelled by tur
bines.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Strong Resolutions Adopted ln
House Calling for lnvesti.
cation Of Standard
OIL Company.
STRONG WORDS OF
REP'RESEN NTATIvE
Provision Made for. Judicial
Committee to Confer With
SuntiOwer State
Officials.

SPRINGFIELD Ills. Feb. 2l.-The
house today adopted two resolutions
affecting the Standard OIL company.
One was offered by Representative
Allen who offered to loan the state oi
Kansas 100000 without interest :or
six years to aid in establishing 4
state oil refinery and refers to the
Standard OIL company as that "merci-
less octopus, whose tentacles now en-.
circle every state In the union" The
resolution was adopted. Another res
olution by Representative McGoorty Of
Chicago asks for an investigation OF
laying pipe lines through Illinois by the
Standard Oil company and provides
for the appointment OF judicial com
mittee to confer with the state Off.
cials of Kansas to agree on steps 10
be taken towrds declaring such lines
common carriers. The resolution
was also adopted.
Representative McGoorty today In
troduced resolution in the house call
ing for the appointment of commit
tee from the house and senate for the
purpose OF comforting and communicat
ing with the Kansas legislature as tc
the scope and extent of the pipe lines
of the Standard Oil company In order
that the legislature may be enabled tt
protect the people Of the state and its
commercial interests. The resolution
declares the present house to be in &C
cord with the fight of the Kansas leg
islature for commercial freedom.
Further Investigation.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 21.-Form
er Attorney General Frank Monet'
will leave for Kansas tomorrow nigh,
for the purpose Of investigating the
oil situation there for the American
antitrust association of Chicago. The
former attorney-general will thorough
" look over the situation in that state
and report to the Chicago headquar
ters of the association.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
GIG DAM At EN0LE
NOW ENSURED.
. . . Q o . . . . . . . . . .

. Special TO The Optic, .
. WASHINGTON, Feb. ?i.--Thc .
. Smith bill has finally passed both .
. houses so amended as TO meet all .
. objections. The reclamation SER .
. vice is now authorized 20 40 .
. ahead with the Engle project, .
- . . - . . . Q . . . . .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Assassin Remains Firm

MOSCOW. Feb. 2l.--The assas sin OF
Grand Duke Sergius maintains an at.
titude OF profound indifference. When
pressed to reply 70 questions be de,
clared that all efforts Of the authori-
ties would have no result and that be-
fore his victim was laid under the eearth
other victims would be found. Regard
ing his motives the assassin said he
only acted in the interests of the op-
pressed people. Nether police nor
spies, the assassin added. would be
able to protect those doomed to death.
Paul Re-lnstated.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 2i.--It is
officially announced that Grand Duke
Paul had been re-admitted to the Rus
sian army with his former rank OF
lieutenant general and aide-decamp
general.
StoesseI Reaches Russia.
KAFFA, Crimea, Feb. 2l.--Lieuten-
ant-Gcneral Stoessel, former com
mander at Port Arthur, arrived here
today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21

DENVER, Feb. 21.--In reply TO the
suggestion Of Governor Adams that
no demonstration be made In front OF
the capitol when the gubernatorial
contest COMMITTEES reports to the Joint
Legislature March 2, the Denver build
ing trades council has sent letter to
the executive In which IL asks Adams
to bar all lobbyists from the state
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Million Dollar
Boston Fire

BOSTON, Feb. 21.--A large double
pier. Nos. and Of the Hoosac tun
mel docks In Charlestown, together
with considerable freight was com
pletely destroyed by fire today and
the steamer Philadelphia Of the Fur
ness-Leyland line from which the
crew fled so hastily that three were
injured, was hauled into the stream
with the upper works ablaze. The loss
on the docks is fully 100000, while
the damage to the Philadelphia will
1t is thought, bring the total loss up tt
a million dollas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
T acts Concerning
the NeWLibeI Law
~~~~~~ e ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

published yesterday the full of the libel law enact
the htysxh Legislative assembly No action of the present
sbeenso
sailed than this has been termed messpusng bin numerous
have hurled at IT, But the char
Of
this bill uperfuy OF abusive adeces and absence
have has advanced
against the several made OF buga
which they might hur In boaced epihets about vic
purpose "aempt official owardce" at
tempt to comment"
therefore of the nature Of the opposition to IT,
. the law be Of order.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Southern Pacific Train
Wrecked On Coast Line

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2i.--The first
section Of the northbound Southern
Pacific train No. on the coast linz
was wrecked today thirty five miles
north of Santa Barbara The train
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
PENNSYLVANIA TOWN
ISOLATED BY SNOW

CLARION, Pa, Feb. 2i.--Clarion,
Kane, Tylersvile, Marionville and
other towns In this vicinity are prac.
tically isolated on account OF the
deep snow that has drifted badly.
1t has been twelve days since the
Baltimore a. Ohio railroad has oper-
ated trains north OF that place.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21

themselves OF the reduced rate, also
selection OF seats subscribers day"
Zone fun day before the general sales
oDenO should cali al Warnings boot
store or Murphey's drug store and
sign the list for the number of commu.
tations books desired,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Denver Trades Council
Wants L0Ibtyisfs Barred

house The letter quotes the fact that
Governor Folk Of Missouri has taken
and maintained such a stand and aays
that the workmen uphold the law
while the lobbyists or corporations de-
fy 1t and subyert II. The letter closes:
I'VE respectfully petition you TO ex.
cludo them as you have virtually ex.
eluded us In your public statement"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-21
Beggar Prince
Opera Company
Prospects Bright That Las Vegas viii
Be Treated To A short Season or
Comic Opera March 10 4 II.

The citizens OF Las Vegas have re.
sponded readily to the 'Beggar Prince
Opera Co" proposition and but few
more signers for the Communication
books are required TO assure us the
three delightful performances on Fri
day and Saturday evenings, March
10. and II.
These wholesale rate tickets are
limited and any desiring TO avail