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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

II must be pleasing TO those far.
siRhted men who planned The Scenic
Highway, and adopted the means
which made It possibility, that az
n result or the seed sown two years
ago. such fruitlon is already In sight.
California, Arizona, Missouri, Illinois,
and Indiana have previously acknowl.
edged their Indebtedness to New
Mexico for establishing the success of
the plan of employing conyicts on
public works. Colorado now follows
sult. The idea Of that state. also, is
to have The proposed highway cons
tructed by means OF convict labor.
New Mexico has succeeded SO sig
nally In This respect and has been CON-
mendcd for her intelligence and far
sightedness no generally In solving
one Of the great industrial problems
Of tho age. that Il Is the greater pity
that few moss hacks stIll object
to the progressive step taken.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

COLOMBO, CEYLON Feb i.~~Gen
Stoessel, l0rmer commander at Port
Arthur and Russian officers and oth.
ers accompanying him. arrived sue e
today from Japan by way OF Shan
haiN on board the French line steam
er Australia, IA an interview with
the correspondent Of the associated
press, the general denied the state
mems published to the effect that
Port Arthur surrendered prematurely.
He was especially indignant at the
statements made by London news
paper January 25 In dispatch from
Peking that there were at the time
Of the surrender $4,000 able bodied
men at Port Arthur capable of making
sortie, hundreds of officers all well
nourished, plenty of ammunition. the
largest magazine being untouched and
fun 10 the roof and that there was
an ample supply Of food for three
months, even II no fresh supplies were
received. The general characterized
these statements as unjustified. and
not supported by facts. Colonel Reiss,
who was among the negotators for
the surrender of the fortress said:
1.-THE garrison could not have held
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Government Succeeds In De.
feating WeIl-0rganixed
Attempt to Spread
Rebellion.
SOLDIERS REPORT
ED INl MUTlNY
state OF Siege In Whole Repub-
Tic and Mobilization OF Ma
tioual Guard Ordered.

nuENos AyREs, Feb, li--An in.
surroction has broken out In this prov.
ince, Several police posts have been
attacked BY bands OF about thirty
men each but tho assailants wero
nearly everywhere rcpulsed. Two
posts which were surprised were re-
cartwea by the police. An attack on
Arsenalaos wns repcllod II Is rumor.
ed that two regiments OF troops nut.
lnied and are marching on tho capi-
tal. The Argentine government,
which appears to have been acquaint.
ed with the plans OF the leaders OF
the plot, took timely measures 10
suppress the uprising ana seem to
have complete controi Of The situation.
As result OF the lnsurrectonary
movement which broke out laat night
rot only here, but In other cities. tho
tArgcn,ine government Issued the
decree establishing the state Of siege
for thirty days throughout tho whole
republic and hns ordered the mobih
tgatlon ~ tlie national guard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
EI Canine Real
Neglected

Senator Hahns bill for survey of
Ell Camino Real by the state highway
commissioner is now with the senate
finance committee, says the Los An
geles Examiner While the senator
has made no canvass for the measure
among his colleagues, he said yester'
day that he anticipated no opposition
and presumed it would pass High.
way Commissioner Ellery has, through
the columns of the Examiner, express
ed hearty approval Of the project, and
declared the ability of his department
to handle the work in case the bill
should pass.
The chief danger is that the bill
may fail, not because of any opposi-
tion TO the enterprise, but for lack Of
proper attention on the part of its
friends. For this reason il is urged
that no time be lost In sending a com
petcnt delegation 10 Sacramento. es-
pecially as valuable time has already
been lost
Since the introduction of the Hahn
bill and the agitation by the Exam,
liner. in behalf Of the measure, consid.
erable inquiry has been made as to
the probable lines of the restored
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Some Petitions
In District Court

In the matter Of the petition OF
Manuelita Trnjlllo. minor. at tho
hand of Samuel Trujillo, his brother,
praying thai certain described real
ostate inherited by the minor heir bo
sold. the prayer was granted by CHIEF
Justice w j. Mills In chambers this
morning and the land has been sold.
Don Benigno Romero. with whom tho
minor Ii now living, received the pur-
chase money. for tho custody OF which
hc gave bond In double the amount.
The petition Of Felipe Ulibarri.
minor heir. presented by Aniceto uli-
harrl, his father and guardian. for tho
sale Of an undivided $40 interest In
cer,ain land Inherited from the moth
er, was fayorably acted on today by
Chief Justice Mills. The tract OF land
IN question was purchased by u. +.
Forsythe for $525 and Immediately nd.
joins his west side ranch. lying be-
tween hia place and the old Jesuit
college building. The purchase
money has been deposited with the
PLAZA trust and savings bank 10 &C.
cummlatc TIL the minor heir attaina
his majority.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Senator Money Defends
Rights of New Mexico

arrived here. but the meagre advices
received by telegraph indicate that
the bill provides for such distribution
of the water as win give, in times Of
possible drouth. Texas and Mexico
water, that should belong to New
Mexico AS the water falls and Is i'm
pounded In New Mexico. the territory
naturally wants no limitation Of her
right TO its use. The bill proposes TO
give Texas and Mexico an equal share
with New Mexico whether there is
much or little This territory wants
her own lands under the reservoir frfi-
gated and the remainder Of the water
given to Texas. Engineer Newell says
there Is enough water for all. This
Is probably true, but It doesn't carry
out the spirit Of the FL Paso agree.
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Colorado Ia Follow Suit
I'm Building Highway

Frank Springer today received word
from his brother, Cbas. Springer that
n bin had been introduced IL the
Colorado legislature providing for
the construction Of highway from
Denver TO the top of the Ration noun.
tain whore II will connect with The
great highway through New Mexico.
This Is in furtherance Of the plan
for first class road through the
scenic portions Of Colorado and New
Mexico which viii attract every year
many thousands Of tourists. The
road viii be made through its entire
distance, Wide and smooth. and the
grade win be slight It viii be made
especially attractive for automobiIing
The moyement In Colorado is well
defined and, as Il has strong backing
II IS more than likely that the bill
providing for tbe building Of tho road
will pass The legislature unanimously
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

Senator II. ID. Money evidently got
busy as soon as he received the tele-
gram from his son, George p. Money,
asking him TO guard New Mexico's in
terests, claimed 10 be endangered by
the Smith-Culberson bill. The bill
was introduced simultaneously, in the
senate by Mr.. Culberson and in the
house by Mr.. Smith of Texas. 1t is
believed In southern New Mexico that
Texas is making an effort to rush
through bill inimical to the inter
ests of New Mexico. Telegraph ad-
vices which seem to convey that i'm.
preston have been received at Las
Cruces and by DR.. Boyd at Ell Paso.
The statement made In the associated
press today by Mr.. Newell is probably
due to the objections raised by Mr..
Money. A copy Of the bin has not yet
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Stoesse! Scorns Statement
Surrender Was Unnecessary
Staff Officer Declares to Associated Press That
to Have Held Port Arthur Longer Would
Have Been Murder

out moment longer. II would have
been murder. only fifteen loubles re.
manned IN the military treasury oul
of i sls toa ana d half AZ the com
mencement Of the siege.
-Four hundred men are dying daily
at the hospitals principally from
wounds and scurvy. General Kon'
dratenko was the hero Of the siegs.
Colonel Reiss further declared that
the Japanese "are admirable soldiers
but poor in the use Of the bayonet
compared with the Russians and
French"
General Stoessel and others OF his
party win transship at Port Said foi
Odessa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
lnexplainable Explosion Of
Boiler Of Locomotive Causes
Injury to Two Trains.
TWO TRAINMEN
LOSE THEIR LIVES
Many Passengers Injured In
Guiding "a Supreme Court
Judge. But None Fatally.

UTICA. n. Y, Feb. 1.-Two train
men lost their lives and a score or
more passengers were injured In Q
wreck on the New York Central rail
road at Whiteboro. three miles west o.
here, at an early hour today. None
OF the injured are dangerously hurt,
their wounds being mainly cuts and
bruises.
The dead are: John Allen, engi-
neer; John Brennan, fireman Of the
locomotive Of the western express.
AS q special eastbound was passing
the boiler of the locomotive of the
west bound train exploded The force
Of the explosion and the upheayal Of
the engine threw the entire train Of
thirteen cars composing the special
from the rails The westbound train
did not leave the track but the cars
stopped with suddonness and the
shock threw the occupants out of
their berths backwards with great
force. An hour or more was devoted
to extricating the passengers from the
interior OF the eastbound train OF
sleeping cars. but while many were
found TO be cut and bruised, 30 one
was killed. Among the injured was
state supreme court Justice Warren
3. Hooker, OF Fredonia. He was ser
iously bruised From the fact that
Fireman Brennan was instantly killed
and Engineer Allen lived but few
minutes the cause of the explosion
will probably never be known.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Eng|e Plan Will Prob
ably be Adopted
Engineer Newell Defends Conditions Of Smith
Culberson Bill Now Before Both Houses Of
Congress-Declares That Water Rights of
Both New Mexico and Texas are Sufficient
ly Guarded.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Speakins
Of the Smith.Culberson bill now be-
fore both houses of congress. +. IL
Newell. chief engineer Of the reclama
tion service today said:
The bill as II stands represents the
work of many hands Objections have
been carefully met, and the bill Is
now believed 10 satisfy the parties in
interest II the bill pass now the gov
ernment will be committed to the En-.
gle plan as q means of settlement.
Aside from admitting the Texas val.
ley TO participation the bill merely aG,
thorizes a full examination of the land
and water rights In the valley, es'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Nothing In Rumor.

LONDON, Feb. 4.~-The foreign Of.
flee declares there Is no foundation
for the report that conferences have
taken place In Berlin between Chan
cel'or Won Buelow and the British am.
bassador sir Frank Lascelles, with the
object of bringing about peace be,
tween Russia and Japan. Officials
here know nothing of any proposals
from either Germany or England.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
First Time on Record.

WOODS HOLE. Mass. Feb. A.
Vineyard Sound Is entirely frozen over
for the first timc within the mem
ory of tho residents Of the section,
Ice has filled the harbor OF Vine.
yard Haven. the great sheltered port
Of the island OF Martha's Vineyard for
number Of days and today n solid
sheet OF Ice stretches for miles from
the Island.
Various Temperatures.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.--The tempera.
lures at Z. a. m, In tho following
places were: New York, Philadel-
phia. and Chicago, 12; Cincinnati and
Washington, 6; Boston and st. Louis,
4: Minneapolis IL below.
Low at Topeka.
TOPEKA. Feb. 4.--Thirteen de-
grees below zero at 3 a. m, was the
temperature here.
cold In Southwest.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 4.--Thc cold
weather today IN Missouri and Eaneaa
has moderated. while lower tempera.
tures were reported from Oklahoma,
Indian Territory Arkansas and Texas.
While the temperature ut Kansas City
was below zero and at concordia.
Kansas, ~ below carly today, II had
risen several degrees by noon, with
prospects Of still warmer weather by
ciinfar
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

Mn Bing. the Japanese who for
merly sold silk patterns up and down
the Santa Fe line. frequently visiting
Las Vegas on his business trips. was
married In Pueblo colo. some months
ago, to an American young lady an heir
ess, and Ia al present visiting his
naive land with his bride. The faith.
or OF the young lady has since dis.
owned and disInherited her. though
che has come into the possession of
considerable means though her own
individual rights.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

Owing to the damage done TO the
Western Union service. not an As.
sociatcd Press dispatch was received
in this city until three o'clock this
afternoon. As soon as the breaks
had been repaired the operators put on
extra steam and furnished an excel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
MAN WANTED FOR
PlAlNFiElp CRIME, FOUND.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.--.Gcorge II.
Wood, an iron worker who was ar.
rested here last night as suspect
In the plainfield, N. j., sleigh mystery.
has been identified by Plaiufield offl
GERS as the man for whom they have
been searching,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
pecially In Mexico.

pecially In Mexico.
This work is necessary and viii
take sometime, The passage of the
bill viii afford warrant to the re-
clamaton service 20 20 ahead with
it's work as soon as the valley land
owners In Texas and New Mexico
have ALI signed M. The project as
originally stated In Engineer Walls
repa4tshas not been modified In any
particular and the interests of New
Mexico as well as Texas are being
carefully guarded. There win be
water enough for all tho irrlgable land
In the valley on The terms previously
statedn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
FIVE MEN INJURED
IN SERIOUS EXPLOSION,

WHEELING. w, Va. Feb. a.--Five
men were seriously injured, two
PROBABLY fatally. by an explosion today
that wrecked the paint works Of the
Wheeling Corrusating company The
cause OF the explosion IL not known,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
PANIC RE,0Ns IN
RUSSIAN POLAND DISTRICT.

WARSAW, Feb a.--Reports from
Czestochowa, Russian Poian, say that
the city Is In a state Of panic. The In,
hah'iants are barricadlng doors and
windows In consequence OF the atti.
tude of the strikers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Uses Of the Highway.

I THE project for the restoration of
I'll Camino real has purely utiitari-
an side that should not be lost sight
Of" said DR.. Milbank Johnson in dis
cussing Senator Hahn's bill. 'The re-
stored highway would not be alone for
the senlimentalist who would have
a moment, as 1t were, to the activities
Of the old mission fathers, and the
automobilist who wants a long, we'll.
made highway adapted to touring pur-
poses. The agriculturist and horti-
culturist would find It no less useful;
and at this late day 1t is scarcely
necessary to quote statistics showing
how good roads put money In the
pockets of the farmers.
What we want is good road 1t
need not be a boulevard; indeed, be-
licve IL would be great mistake to
construct highway of that sort for
the reason that It would be to let the
thoroughfare run behind because of
the excessive cost Of keeping 1t in
repair. 1t is surprising how narrow
a roadway will suffice If It is well
constructed and properly managed I
have seen highway leading into
London bordered by hundreds OF vege.
table wagons waiting to go into the
city In the early morning. This road
! is also much frequented by automobile
! lists, yet It Is only seventeen feet
wide OF course. the extraordinary
value of land in the vicinity of Lon
don. tends to limit the size Of road
ways; such economy is not essential
| here But would rather have a com.
paratively narrow roadway well made
and kept In first-class condition than
a broad boulevard that was allowed
! detariorate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

lent though somewhat abbreviated re.
port to optic readers. The Levy
wires were down alt, day, the quota.
tions being again received from San
Francisco. The non.arrval of trains
interfered. also, TO some extent with
the newspaper service
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

The Floersheim mercantile com
pany OF Springer, N, NJ, has intitut.
ed suit in the dIstfict court for Col
fax county against Antonio Cnstel-
lano. on account for goods md
moneys, 10 recover judgment In the
sum Of $20e.77.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Las Vegas Ladies
Society for Relief

The ladies' of Las Vegas, who con.
stitute the hoard of directors OF the
ladias' Relief society, have carefully
prepared aud published "A history Of
the work for the past twenty years
amongst the patients at tho society's
Home In this city They have, In
the history. carefully shown the work
they have done, year by year with the
sick who have come TO them. They
have sent out copies ~ this little his,
tory and II the reader Will carefully
Investigate Il. he viii find the "half
has not been told" Ii Ii absolutely
necessary for the ladies' to have an
enlarged building and TO get on the
basis Of paying Institution, and
therefore they come to those who have
plenty, asking them 10 look carefully
into this matter and generously heir
them 10 carry out their plans. They
are. ana have been In this work pure
ly for the good they can do, and K
help those poor needy sick ones wht
drift into this city with only few
days TO live. I he ladies' aim is tt
take care Of the ''well-to,do' sick III
well as the poor folk.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Abnormal Weather Conditions
TkrOugk0uf the Entire Nation

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-~The re-
ports to the weather bureau show
some very unusual meteorological con
ditions throughout the country. par.
ticularly the development Of an alb
normal cold spell In the north central
states, despite the absence OF any
general storm and this extreme cold
has spread through most Of the United
States during the past four days. A
great contrast also has developed be-
tween the two sides Of the Rocky
mountains. West Of that range, rains
have developed to remarkable de.
gree.
The semi-arid regions Of ArizonA
and Southern California have been
visited with almost as much rain I'm
the last sixty hours as they ordinari'
ly receive In year. The coolest
weather of the year has prevailed In
the central and eastern districts and
In the last twenty-four hourssnow and
sleet has extended almost to the coast
line Of east Gulf end south Atlantic
states. Forecasts do not indicate any
decided change 10 warmer weather
during the next thirty-six hours
No Let Up.
OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. s.--The severe
cold Of the last few days in Nebraska
shows little sign Of abatement today.
The temperature is sixteen below ze-
TO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

Following are the officers Of the
ladies' Relief society:
Mrs. A. D, Higgins. president; Mrs.
Geo. W. Hartman, secretary; Mrs. u,
I. Mills. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. w. q. Koogler. treasurer; Mas,
Joshua Reynolds, first vice-president.
Mrs. A. II, WhItmore, second vice,
president: Mrs. d. Winternitz, third
vice-president: Mrs, Cecil w. Browne
fourth vicepresidcnt.
Board OF Directors.
Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds. Mrs. M. II
Williams, Mrs II. Reich. Mrs. II. Dan
ziger, Mrs. Il. V. Long. Mrs A. II
Whitmore Mrs, A. d. Higgins. Mrs. s
Patty. Mrs, w. G. Koogler. Dir. Alice
Rice. Mrs. J. Shank. Mrs. Geo. w
Hartman. Mrs. w. l.. Crockett, Mrs
J. g. McNary. Mrs. Joshua Reynolds
Mrs. y. r, Mills, Mrs. Cecil w
Browne. Mrs. .. Wintcrnitz. Mrs. J
Daniel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04

route. AS has already been stated
abou, three.Quarters Of II would In
clude roads already In use; and II Is
pointed out that tho bill stipulates
that the survey shall be in conso'
nance with the best commercial In.
terests."
San Diego mission IL In "Old Town"
San Diego. and It may be assumed
that the route from that city would
follow established lines. Thirty miles
to the north lies the mission OF San
Luis Rey. and the old kings highway
leading to II. Is today, an excellent
roadway. The next mission Is Capis-
trano, and El Canine Real is still the
main road from that point to Santa
Ana.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-04
Few Breaks in Old Road.

TItlu NduNa MIA NHS ViiSih"A aN"N
north struck the Santa Ana river
four miles from Anaheim. but several
years ago 1t was abandoned for a new
route because II paralleled the South
ern paciiic's tracks too closely for
several miles. From Anaheim,
through Fullerton and Whittier 20 Los
Angeles. the road Is In good condi-
ton
From Los Angeles TO San Gabriel
and san Fernando the road is well
defined; but the highway leading
over the range 10 Ventura has been
obliterated 10 some extent, and In
certain locations better roads have
been constructed The two missions
in Santa Barbara county outside OF
Santa Barbara are off the main trav.
eled roads, and II is proposed that LAT.
erals be built to them from the prin,
cipal thoroughfare. The mission at
San Luis Obispo is within few
blocks of El Canine real. the latter
constituting the main street Of the
town and making the most direct high
way to 1t. Whether the restored road
would directly connect the missions ol
Soleda3. I'll Carmel and san Carlos
Barromdo, in Monterey, which are
some thirty miles apart, Is doubtful
North from Monterey the road IL II
fair condition until the Santa CRU
mountains are reached. ana there i
becomes vague IN some pisces. From
San lose to San Francisco FL Camin;
real n stlll opch and III use.