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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

A. CAMERON & CO-Phone South 1880
HeadSuarters @ for for Rooning- Roo ing Houses @ Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
Model apartment house, 2-3 rooms each; rent
is cheap; elegantly furnished b-year lease;
there are 90 rooms: everything new and mod
ern: you can get bargain: account OF sickness
Fine block on Post St. fat of rooms; rent
only s37 so; water free; we'll furnished; price
$3.50
NE. corner: well located; rent less than 81
per room; well-furnished apartment-house of
always full and clears 5000 per month; owner
retiring from business.
Grand new building: elegantly furnished in
best of furniture and carpets: 60 rooms; with
long lease and cheap rent; Will guarantee to
clear $500 over ali expenses: sickness only
reason it's on the market.
Modern upper nat of rooms; rent s27 so:
newly furnished months; fine little home;
only $780,
Downtown modern up-to-dIatMe up M house; cheap
rent; long lease; has 20 weil-furniehed rooms;
clears less than $500 per month the year
round: dissolution of partners cause of sale.
New, well-furnished transient house. close in,
of 80 rooms: furniture and carpets first
class: clears nice income. but owners
firing account of age.
Here's chance to get centrally located IA
be got by assuming mortgage OF $500 with $3.50
cash; this is frst-class proposition.
New and up-to-d date apartment-house of 81
rooms; must elegantly furnished house in S. F.;
and 3 room apartments; o-year lease: obliged
to go East
Most sumptuously furnished sporting house
OF rooms; fine location; present owner will
guarantee that $500 to $500 per month can be
cleared over all expenses; will take half cash,
balance can be paid out of house: owner leav-
f,, ha h.
Fine little home of II rooms, south of Mar
ket: rent only $50; well furnished; $225.
New. modern, well furnished 29-room house:
house streets in city. and If taken at once
on account of departure, can be bought less
than half cost to furnish: see this bargain.
FISHER & CO.,
Successors to Mitchell & Co.. in roonlfng-
houses hotels and flats James Flood bldg.
Powell and Market r. 436; phone Main 1884
ranches see Micile & Kearney, 1905 Mkt-.r2
A BARGAIN-A rooming house with ten rooms
for sale. Inquire at $50 Mission ST
LoDaING-HousEs TO LET.
LARGE corner sunny suites; all complete for
housekeeping: other sunny suites, SIS TO 500
near park City Hall and school St James.
LODGING-HoUSEs WANTED.
WANTED-To buy for cash. medium sized
lodging house. Address. with description.
box 949S Call office.
Rooming-Houses and Hotels for Sale.
P-TO-DATE OFFICES.
MODERN BUSINESS METHODS.
ALL TITLES GUARANTEED.
Our Services Free to Buyers.
Money to Loan. Telephone Main 33-4-3.
MARION GRIFFIN.
Sth floor. Room sol.
New James Flood Building.
80 Market, Opposite THE Emporium.
Offices Near the Elevators
HOOMING-HOUSES and HOTELS FOR SALE
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

Grand new building; elegantly furnished In
best of furniture and carpets: so rooms; with
long lease and cheap rent; will guarantee tc
clear $500 over all expenses: sickness only
reason it's the market
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

NEW and MODERN
2S-room house: owner
Is in a shospital; will
sell for $1,000 less
than cost of furnish
ing. It Is ELE-
GANTLY furnished
and full of select
rooners. Exclusively
with
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
HELP wANrEp-rEMALE.

GERMAN cook hotel. Sacramento....... .s3S
Cook for hotel. Monterey County ....... $40
cooks German families. city ...-. S80-S35
Cook for children's home country 49,. $50
maids and seamstresses ......,..... .S25-S $50
Infant nurse city. references .......... $50
Nurse , children. Oakland .........-.-. S26
Housework, Oakland S25; san Rafael. $50
Housework Ross Valley in family. q. $50
Housework Larkspur party here S25
Walters for country hotel ...-.......... $40
Man and wife, institution cook and ID. $40
second girls little mending ....... .S2O-S25
Housework Los Banos. see party here .S25
2 mattresses for hotels. city. So so
Chamberwork and waiting. hotel. resort. SIS
~nurSeg1rls 1900. ...-..... .....S1O-S2O
Housework. Petaluma see lady here. S2S
And a large number Of housegirls for city
and country. $50 SIS $50. Call to-day.
j. F. CROSETT & CO.. 334 Sutter St
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MOST PEOPLE never
saw a house as Gle
gantly furnished as
This 5G-roon house !;
SIS is the cheapest
room; monthly profit
$3.50; price $1,000 less
than cost; you only
need $3.50 cash to
begin on. balance pay
able monthly from
profits OF house. Ex-
clusively with
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

Modern upper nat OF rooms; rent $27 so
newly furnished months; fine little home
only $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
TELEPHONE

SIX Tor TIE CALI. Ahe Operator " ~ on
meet You With the Department aoa Misn'
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

To change the name and title Of .sTbe
Nevada National Bank OF San Francisco 10
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank OF San
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

FINANCIAL
WILL sell Piral oil stock. SC: will sell Rrook-
shire oil stock. 81 25: viii sell Barca olI
stock. 70 cents. or for development uses or
will. in consideration OF $4,000 advancsd
deliver 100000 shares. balance OF stock nm.
sold. and give the majority control in the
directory. or will suitcase 100 acres incrnd
ing the we'll now under way on a 9sh
royalty. 1-15th OF the stock Of the new corn
pany 10 be assigned the present COMPANY
said assigned stock to be free from, a az
sessments: $50, 900 Of TurIock irrizaticn
per cent bonds. s400 each. at par. with ae.
crueo interest w. z. BARNARD
4t6 Tenth st OAKLAND
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

PRIVATE employment office. 80 McAIiister-
Wanted at once. girls for stores. housekeep-
ers, nurses, Mattresses chambermatds and
others seeking positions to register. as I
have daily applications for above. MFB-
REED. 50 McAlisters phone Howard 976
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

publication Once. Market and Third. 5. r
EDITORIAL Rooms. .....2II 70 221 Stevenson sl.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

Downtown modern up-to-date house; chea]
rent; long lease; has 20 weil-furniehed rooms
established country transient trade; neve
clears less than $500 per month the yea
round; dissolution of partners cause Of sale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

70 increase the capital OF The Nevada Ma
tional Bank OF San Francisco from thres
million dollars (S3 600. COO, divided into
thirty thousand 100000 shares of the mar
value OF one hundred dollars (S1OO cor each
share. 10 six million dollars CSC, 600 0O0),
divided into sixty Thousand (60 Oo0) shares
Of the par value OF one hundred dollars
GIoo oo) each share
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

A-S3OO0: SALOON on Market St. with years
lease: rent net sS5: location close TO Battery
st: owner must leave at once to settle prl-
vate affairs East a good business and very
rare chance. Call X. e. WlLhE' zo11
Kearny st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
iLg of the stockholders cf the COOS BAY
OREGON COAL COMPANY will be held
on Wednesday. April j.. 1875, at IL
clock 2 m. al the office Of said company,
fcom l2l6. Merchants Exchange building.
san Francisco. California. the purpose
q electnS board OF five directors for
The ensuing year ana 10 transact such other
business may legally come before said
meeting March Is 1905
J. /. WILLCuTT. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
Vast Amount of Work Accom-.
plished or Begun by the
Present National
Legislators.
LARGE NUMBER OF
BILLS PASSED
Excellent Beginning on Freight
Rate Legislation Senate to
Carry Work Into
Recess.

WASHINGTON. MARCH, LEG.
islative activity OF the fifty-eighth con-
gress just closing may be estimated
by the fact that over one hundred
laws affecting the general public have
been enacted, and over one thousand
private acts have been passed. The
latter consist mostly OF pensions.
The regular appropriation bills all are
progressing TO completion and some
already have been signed by the presi.
dent, The senate has amended and
ratified the arbitration treaties with
seven European powers and sixteen
American republics. The revision Of
the Philippine tariff has progressed
nearly To completion Legislation
for the government OF the Panama On.
nal zone and regulations for the con-
struction OF the canal was passed but
remain to be adjusted In conference.
by d resolution Of the house. the do.
partment of commerce and labor has
begun an investigation Of the oil trust.
The captured confederate flags In pos.
session OF tho war Department were
ordered returned 70 the proper regt.,
ment carrying the colurs, Statehood
bills have passed both houses and hro
In conference. A foundation for rail-.
road legislation has been laid BY the
passage OF bill through the house
after exhaustive hearings and the nos
ginning OF hearing by the senate
which is to ho conducted during re-
cess Twentyelght OF TIE public acts
are authorizations TO build bridges or
dam navigable streams. twenty three
relate to the district OF cunmbia and
four 10 the indi.iaiv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01

Hiram Hadley was born In Clinton
county, Ohio, grew up on a farm, at
tended such schools as the country
then afforded, began teaching with
success at the age OF seventeen. later
attended Friends boarding school
(now Earlham college.l and Haver.
ford college near Philadelphia. From
Earlham college he received the de.
gree of master of arts.
Passing over his earlier experiences
in teaching, he was successfully prin-
cipal Of Friends academy. Richmond,
Indiana, for seven years; owner and
principal of Hadley's Normal academy.
noted and successful school, for four
years; organizer and proprietor of a
private academy of high order in
Indianapolis, which. although opening
with but eleven pupils, and being in
competition with other private schools
and the excellent public schools. in
eighteen months reached patronage
of 200 students at tuition Of 500 per
year; principal OF Bloomingdale Acad-
emy two years. Since coming 10 New
Mexico In 1887. he has been president
of Las Cruces college. president of
the college Of agriculture and mechan.
ic arts. vice president in charge of
the territorial university. and profess
sor of history and philosophy in the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
Nelson the Victor

SAN FRANCISCO. Gal, March IL
IN Il fierce battle last night. hat.
tling Nelson. the inyicible Dane. won
hts second victory over Young"
corbett ut Woodward's Pavilion. The
figh, lasted nine rounds, Corbett hav.
Ing the better Of the first four. but
being unable to stand the fiery pace
set by his opponent. In the last three
rounds. he had the former champion
almost at bis mercy. Corbett after
being knocked under the ropes In the
nine but was 30 groggy that his sec
onds threw up the sponge. Nelson
won BY superior endurance and abil-
ity TO stand punishment Corbott's
vaunted training did not stand him 10
good stead. There was big crowd.
Nelson was fayorite in The betting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
Kansas Legislature Passes
Last Of Anti 7s.sssf Rilka

TOPEKA, Kan, Mar. 1.-THE house
today by vote So 70 is, passed the
autidiserIminating bin aimed princi
pally at the Standard oil company,
and the last OF the antitrust measures
f. come up at this session II now
PES to Governor boch. This bin viii
re.enforce the half dozen other anti
trust measures passed by the present
legislature 4 heated dictate proceed
ed passage Of measure today, during
which Representative Beekman, point.
ing al Chas. n. Ridgway. lobbyist, who
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01

ple,ed the work OF enlarglng and I'm
proving tho residence recently purch.
ased by nr n, II, BLACK on seventh
street.
Among the smaller projects under.
way may be mentioned the furnish.
ing OF the San Miguel bank building
with new roof and the remodeling
OF the Schmidt hail for an armory,
Both of these jobs are being done by
J, Il. Consaul.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01

fought tho anli,disclimination bin,
created q sensation when be declared.
"He Is fighting this bin because he
represents the millers' trust
Discussed Warmly
TOPEKA Kan. Mar. 1.-The anti.
discrimination bin. the purpose
Of which is TO make equal
ity OF prices in all towns.
Is heing warmly debated In tho
house today. It Is almost impossible
TO predict the outcome hut at noon 1t
appears as II the measures would pass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
Arabian Revolt

CoNSTANTiNOPLE. Mar. The
present insurrection In the Yemen
province, Arabia. appears To put In
the shade al previous revolts. The
insurgents have surrounded Sanaa
and stubborn fight has been In pro-
grees for five days. Other towns are
surrounded and are on the point OF
capitulation The object Of the In.
surrection seems TO be the creation OK
an autonomous Arab state.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
College OF Agriculture and Mechanic

! College of Agriculture and Mechanic
/ Arts,
Beginning with the year 1856. dur
Ing the years following which Indiana
WAS developing her splendid school
system, he was active In, and part
of, nearly every phase OF that work
he served as county superintendent,
attended regularly and participated In
all educational associations. organic.
, ed and conducted teachers institutes; I;
and at all times contributed of his
time and means 10 the cause of educa.
ton, For many years he has been an
active member of the National Edu.
cational Association, and for Il large
part OF the time state director In the
same. He became member of the
New Mexico Educational association
in 1887. and since that time he has
missed but one annual meeting, and
has been president of that association
lilftt lilutSs
In 1870 he wrote and published
"Hadley's Language Series" pioneers
In improved methods of teaching Ian
guage 10 children. These We're the
first books OF their kind, and they
were rapidly followed and initiated by
many others along the same line.
Prof, Hadley's business career has
been varied, and uniformly success
fu For ten years he was the western
representative of the publishing house
OF Scribner, Armstrong and company,
New York which business gave him
an extensive acquaintance with the
leading educators and educational in.
stitutions of the west and northwest.
During tbs period. in company with
his brother. he was head of the whole
sale book and stationery house of
Hadley Brothers, Chicago. The busi-
ness was prosperous. but the great
fire of 1871 totally consumed their
establishment. and the losses conse.
Quent thereon left Prof. Hadley pen
niless. and he began at the foot of
the ladder again AS farmer in the
Mesila Valley. which has been follow
ed by him as a recreation, he had been
successful, and In all public enterpris.
es he is active. He has been a mem
ber of the board of directors Of the
Mesilla Valley chamber of commerce.
since its organization. and during the
past two years. its president. He
takes lively interest in the Elephant
Butte enterprise. and has been chair
man OF all conventions held IN that
interest
What is true in the educational
history OF Indiana is true also in New
Mexico. No man has accomplished
more for The advancement of public
school interests. Prof. Hadley richly
merits the high position to which he
has been appointed. He will make
an ideal superintendent He is fam
iliar with every phase of the school
work Of the territory, is abreast OF
the leading educational thought, is
The soul of integrity, fearless, tact
full an ideal executive officer, con.
scientious and industrious. just the
sort of official that the friends of edu-
cation want and the kind that The
Optic has been advocating.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
euIldlna Booming.

There II good deal Of building
going on Ia the city j0si now and con.
siderable more Is In pros eet Today
y. " sundt began The WORK of wreck.
Ing Hedgecock building on uglas
ave. As soon as the building en- be
removed twostory brick office and
store building for Messrs G. V Hedge
cock and ~ g Koogler vii be- erect.
ed.
-. Adler viii 1T lhe contract IN a
few weeks for beautiful modern
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Continued on RI Q two.)

home on Seventh street The gentle.
man has his plans already and the
l'nrgain for hls ois vas closed today
j v consaul viii tear out the south.
west corner Of the Duncan opera
house block Tor the purpose of y
Yidlng orgor entrance
Mr. Snndt has just completed work
on the Thomas Ross residence An
additional story has been put on and
other improvements have been made.
The house il nov fl the hands of the
painters MIR. Sandt has almost com.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01

Come 10 the Baptist church on Fri
day night and get interested in the
Inaugural social, See the work the
Baptists are inaugurating and take a
share. Good literary and musical pro
grain. light refreshments March Sd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01


Council Bill No. %, by Mr., Mar.
tinez, an net amending section 30 ot
the acts OF the Thirty.third Legislat.
I've Assembly defining the rights OF
veteran soldiers and their widows as
to land claims, under suspension OF
rules, read second time. ordered
translated printed and referred to
the committee on mines and mining.
Council Bill No. 95, by Mr.. Martinez.
an act providing penalty for per.
sons interfering with water pipes or
reservoirs, under suspension Of rules,
read twice. considered, translated and
printed. referred TO the committee on
judiciary,
Council BintNo. so. by Mr.. Martin.
an act with reference to assessments
and for other purposes ,by common
consent was withdrawn from the
hands of CHIEF clerk, vote passing it
was reeonsidered. II was amended by
Mr. Martin SO that II shall not invali-
date previous levies and again pass.
/ ed.
| Mr., Read reported for the commit,
tee ON eennties and county lines, re-
commenting the passage OF House
Bill No 80. BY Mr.. Hannigan, an ACT
| providing for tax levy In Luna conn.
ty for court house building purposes
| amended by the committee 10 read
any counties not having court
houses and striking out the words
Of Luna county" the report was re.
ceived and the bill passed as amend.
ed.
Council Bill No. AZ. by Mr.. Martinez
an act providing for the protection OF
OF mining property, was amended by
the house, the council concurs In
House amendment
Amended House Bill No, Sc, by Mr..
Howard, regulating the compensation
Of sheriffs In third class counties,
was referred 10 committee on finance.
Amended House Bill No 10. by Mr.
Howard. an act providing for furnish.
Ing OF proper bonds by territorial and
county officials. was referred to fin.
ance committee.
confirmed the following nominations
House bill No l31 by Mr.. Sanchez
An Act requiring officers of corpora
tons and corporations to report mum
ber Of shares of such companies was
referred TO the committee on corpora
tions.
House blu No. 1872, by Mr.. Sanchez
an act relative to the territorial boar5
OF education and regulating count,
teachers institutes was referred tc
The committee on education.
House Bill No. 1873. by Mr. Sanchez
an act regulating fees OF Justices Of
the peace and constables. Referred
to the committee on territorial affairs
House Bill No. 1874, by Mr.. Sanchez
an act relative 70 building OF school
houses In school districts. Referred
to the committee on education
The COMMITTEES on Judiciary report.
ed House Bill No. Sc, by Mr. Pendic
ton, an act prohibiting the sale Of
liquors near public works, or railroad
grading camps. recommending that Il
be passed. The report was adopted.
The bin passed by a vote OF 22 10 I.
Mr. sandoval Of Santa re voting no.
fco,,in.,na - $50 ,a,o
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01

The postoffice at Willis, on the up
per Pecos In San Miguel county. has
been discontinued Mail addressed to
Willis will IN the future be sent 10
Pecos.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
Tremendous Assault ALOnu
Line Of a Hundred Miles

SAKHETUN, Manehuria., March
1.-THE Japanese opened a tremen-
duous fire in field and siegeguns
against Putiloff. IloneThFeel hill
Columns of white smoke envelop the
hill on Two sides. The bombardment
Of the right flank continues.
Artillery fighting continues along
.he whole front of hundred miles.
AT the bridge over the Shakhe river
the furious struggle continues. II is
rumored the japanese division on the
extreme right Is marching north and
reached Kalama.
Bombs for Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG. March L.
Vast quantities Of hand bombs are
being imported into Russia. The dis.
coyery was accidently made by tie
customs authorities al Wireballen.
Russian POLAND, on opening an ordi.
nary fruit box marked oranges. which
was found 70 contain a hundred small
bombs. Scores OF similar boxes have
been coming in during the past few
weeks and the authorities are dis
turbd
No Peace Yet.
TOXIC. March Marquis Salon
il. president Of the censtitutionalists
Gone OF the great polite parties In
delivering a farewell address today
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-01
The House.

Mr. Read reported from the com
mittee on territorial affairs recon-
mending that Council Bill No. .. by
Mr.. Leahy, providing for the cattle
ment of six members of the cattle
sanitary board he passed The report
was adopted and bill passed
Mr.. Montoya reported from the com
mittee on agriculture and manufactur
Ing, recommending that House Bill
No. 5G, by Mr. Pendleton, an act re
2arding lawful fences, be not passed
Report adopted and bin indefinitely
tabled
Mr.. Read reported from the commit
tee on territorial affairs on Council
Bill No. 70, by Mr.. Ballard, an act
providing for a butchers license. rec
ommending that Il be not passed. Re
port adopted and bin tabled Indefinite
ly.
Mr. Read reported that the commit
tee ON territorial affairs recommend
ed the passage Of Council Bill 81. re
garding the management OF the cat
tie sanitary board. Report adopted
and bill passed
The council then took up House
Amended Council Joint Memorial No
8. memorializing congress TO prohibit
interstate commerce In adulterated
foods The council concurred in
house amendment.
House Joint Memorial No. 5. relat.
ing to public iands. recommending
that he secretary Of the interior or
der opaned for ,asticultwal settle
ment certain sections OF withdrawn
lands in San Juan county, read third
time under suspension of rules and
passed
A house message announced that
the house has passed Amended House