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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Sic Marinc- nnb Safcn-M an0pcr.

@elttc gcgcn Mittcrnodt triift Der
Seine i'm Safcn cin. - Gie Ser
t~beioigcr Der Sorts bcluod,en Die
@oi nit grguSollgen. - Nler.
buno Wincn i'm &oicn.
Scltc, 6al6 nod O(ittcrnad)t. be,
ginllen Die Wanopcr Der Nnnoconlo'
rinc ltll0 Der ailitcl1 ? Irtiucric Der
Sorts Somoro. Sonilton II, /. II. Glc
Slottc, tpeId)e tbeorctii6 bcn HnartIi
ouf 9oltimore's Sofen u%ornebmUl
miro, itcbt inter Dem Gommonoo ora
Gontre . Iomirols Groncis VI. Gj'
dcus, Der acItern nit icincn Sfiffcn
Die 9ui pcrlieB. Son iebt an miro
Die 6lottc in feinerlei @crbinoung
nit oem Sonoe trctcn, ollsQenont.
men ocnn utter cinem @offenltill.
Ituno8 . Signule, bis Die 6einoielio,
teiten am nod)itcn Somitog Nod)'
mittu0 bccnoiQt iino. Ger 3mef ocS
Won0pcra lit Scr, observation-disclosures.
fGbigfeit Scr Sorts III Der Gbeiapeofc.
9oi Qcgcn cine icinolihe 8Iotte SIT
c%rpro6en. 0ic Notbmenoi9tcit elmer
glltcn @crtbcioigung ocS SofeIlS
fam man ou0urd erfenncrl, ooB
nid)t MIR Baltimore, ionOcrn olld)
Horiolf un0 annapolis, ia, lelb't
Oic 9un0cS , Sollptitn0t Der 8none
0cS Tcinocs pcrfoQCn ipGrcn, ipcnn
bericlbe Die 9ai p%uiiirtc u1o ole6ortS
5iim Stiaidmcigcn brinGcn tornta.
Die @oi miro ollrd) 0rci &ilItcn = Ir'
tiacrie : GiItriftc pcrtbcioiQt, iuclf2
ollie Sorts inn untercn Ibeile Der
@oi umi6liebcrL bic Sorts Wolbings
ton uno Sunt im Eotomloc . Giocr
utb oic flint Sorts an Gingongc ocS
SofenS Baltimore, n1nllid) olC6ort5
McSenrp, SonoroS Nrmiiteoo, Gar
ron un6 SmoQrpoo0. Sort WtCSenrD
ninmt nidt Sbeil, on eS nit altcn
9ononen pcricbcn lit ln0 ST nobC an
scr Stoot licgt. General : Major IS.
=. @ooe miro sic ailiter. @crtbeioi.
gling leitcr, rno 6ie boiptlGd)lihlten
Wonopcr iin6cn nobe Sort Wonrot
itott. IuBcrocm iillo bic Gommon.
oirenoen ser @crtbcioigcr: Shlod-
ten . Commandment SberIt 6.Sborp,
Iiiiitent ODER itlicutenont s. 3. 6.
SoSfinS; ShieB = Gommonoeurc: T..
Moior 6reoerid Worib, Iliiitent Ga
pit1n &. ". Su6borb, 3. Gomntoll.
oerr Moior W. CRAWFORD, Iiiiitent
Capt. s. &. StepbenS; Wincn-Gonl-
monoerlr Gopt. g. W. SeBIer.
Gus SignolcorpS bot sic perifie.
oencn Soften telegropbiif nit eir'
onocr in Se%r6inoung geicbt, bod
ipurocn ollBer6enl cine In5obl S6-
lcrpotionS. nno orobtloie Sclegrd.
pbcn . Stotioltcn crrihtet. Die Oi'
ncn, mclde gcgcn oic neutrality-suspicious.
qelegt lpltroen, iino iold)e, mic Tie I'M
&ricgc bcnlltt ncroen, ieoof nift
nit Nlllocr qciiiQt.
Gen Monopcr 3 Hcgulotionen SIT
ioloc mag oie Woriue sic f~olgcnocn
9eruegllngcn pornebmen:
Segen bon @egcnmincn oOer Ont.
fcrnung BON sWiincn.
HecognoSSirrngS citenS offers fiI-
fe, entrucocr an Gage O6Cr beS
9tadtS.
9(ttodcn olf Sheinlperfcr, 9iital,5.
meier oocr Signolitotioncn.
9ircftc slttofen ouf oic Souptpcr.
tbcioiglngcn, lpic tic fir poIicnb ge-
fltiIoen iperocn.
Gle gIrrcc miro iid) MIR ouf Den
&ompf eeacn Die Worinc bcihrGnfct.
Hohe5u 1000 Sifi5icre ur,o @enlci.
nc merben Baltimore pertbcibigcn
iinb miiilen m1brcno Der gut5en
ilGhiten @ohc itctS zines gn9rifi8
gciudrtig icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Waiicnb aus.
@aiienbans.
&ulfsicit.
Efingit.M OntnN,
Den ~. Snni,
9nrlcp.Earf,
Gnbc gut, Nacs 9nt.

S"pe DHi, GhCS BHi'
Golp Yricc ipoatc ms g8uiicr gcbcn,
neil ibre Sod5eit pcrihobcn mllr'
DC. - 8erihipon0 aus Ybiloocl.
pbia mo nuroc bicr gcfunnocn. -
Srof nit ibrem @erlobten 5uium.
men. - Sod5eit, 0o9 gIiidlide
Gnoc.
Colin Gricc, cine Gboriitin bon
Fbilooelpbio, nod lpcIher Die Holi,
sci in ollen St0otcn 6cS SitcnS lett
elmer Wod)e geiud)t bat, mo BON Der
pcrntttbet iuuroe, ooB Tie lid I'M &c
Iotporc ertrGntt babe, lit bier gcitcrn
bon ocn @cbcimpoli5iitcn SbomoS ,.
Oalon in Dem oSbirlcp . 5otcl" ,9tr.
205, Mclt = WooiionitroBc, mui0ciun.
oen norocn, no Iic lett elmer @odlc
olS Sri. Groig mobntc. Cos iungc
Wu0hen trnt Dor mebrcren WonntcIl
III ocm Sbenteritiid oWooblano" III
Der oWiliif a%faoenlic" ais Gboriitin
orli. GoQp Erice pcrihmono Dor ci-
ncr Mod)c bon TbiIooelpbio, mo onl
6rcitog iullroen ibr He0ennlontel IL.
Gin an ciren Wolln, NamenS 6ranf,
gcrihtetcr 9rief, IN iucld)cm tic bon
Sclbltnloro iprod), bel Ieloir, rs,
I'M 9eloporc ouigciunocn. gu 9lcis
der 3eit fan0 man aud 1T icner
Nnd)bnrihoft cine Wdohenleihc. oie
fir Die ocs Sri. @}rice Qebolten ipllr.
DC. @cltcrn Worgen nun crbielten
ole GctcftipS eincn g8inf, ooB Colin
IN Baltimore iei, mo nod filr5enl
Sufcn mar tic o%uigcipiirt. 0ollD
ioGtc, tic wiirOc 81 ibrcu Gltcrn 5lt'
riidfebrcn. Sic 9ob feline Grfld.
ring ob iibcr ibr ionocrbarcs Ser
bolten. Colin lit cine gon5 onicbn.
lide fleinc 9lonoine.
@ie icboh ipGter in G%rfobrrng &C.
brafIt nltrbc, lit cs Die oItc mo cipig
neile @cihihte, Die Sri. Ericc ST.
ibrenl merfpiiroi9cn @ebobrcn Der.
onloBtc. Der Sronf, an ocn Der bon
Selbitmoro iprcd)enoc @ricf geri6tct
luar, lit Sronf Sopoen, Elm Stauipicz
Ter mo mar Elm College ser iun0en
SboriItin in Der yWooolano". Sruppe.
Die Scltte morcn perlobt unb ibrc
Sod5cit ioate in oielcm Sriibiobrc
ltottfin6cn. % abcr Sranf sur 3cit
tetn engagement bat. belt CT cS fiir
ongebrnht, Die 6cremonie nltf Den
SerbIt 81 perihic6en. Gnriiber por
DOLLY ieocnioll 10 perItimmt mo be.
trilbt, Dob tic Ole 2iiit am 2eben Der.
Tor uno oen 500 5t illhen beIdloB.
Su lebtcn 9Illgcnblid pcrlor tic ober
bod)lt mobrIhcinlid) Den Wtlitb, benn
ouS @oIicr mar mob mo ticf. In.
Itott lih SIT ertrGnfen, fam tic nod
Der Stuot Der Wonllmente. Sronf
Sopocn, Der @clhGftc III Baltimore SIT
~erlebi9en bnttc, trof nun gcltern feline
Gerlobtc, gin9 nit ibr olli Dem 1.45
llbr 3ug nod @ilmington, no cr iih
bon circm Ercsbpterioner.Yreoiger
troilcn licB. Gr lpor nomlif Der Ar.
lid)t, Dab CT, I'M bier oen Gbebnnb
eineeben 81 %f0nncit, Elm @iirgcr beS
StootcS lcin miiiic. Scrr &apocn lit
aotbolif nno miro iidl, iuenn CT nit
leiner 6rol luicoer in NcpzDorf 5ll.
iomnten triift. BON cinem fotboliiten
Yrieiter copulircn loiien. BUR 3eit
iucilt er fir mcni9c Gage nod IN Der
Stoot, ipGbreno Srnu Sopoen Ser.
ipnnote IN Ybilooclpbio belild)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
llrtbur ~. Nnbipm,

Rr. f27, pHsBaIfInapfesetraAt.
EaEage Wotnriats . WelbwedieI.
8nrcan. Sdiffsfarten fir ale
Dampfcr-2 inicn. HciicpaIic, 0cdieI,
geIomehieI uno @eloicnoungen.
(Npriltl.iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
8clbIcnSungcn mad Gcntidlanb nnb
Gcitrcif

5u "a Gents pro Marf uno 20R
Gents pro 0rone. Rorto ertra.
8ehieI a~usgeiteIIt auf alle Sbeile
scr @cIt. Slice. s. 0irner & 60,
ia 9. .2egington.str. 8immer Wr.
3. 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Sdiifsfartcn Uon nno nadj SentId'
. LAMB.

Gon Baltimore bis Bremen: SD
jiite $50; Observation-Disclosures bis
gum 1. IuguIt $3.50; bonn 1. Wig.
bis 1. Iopember $3.50 nno $3.50.
Hunoreiie Su biQigerem Nrelle.
Sbcu. 8. 9iener & Gu., Simmer Yer.
3, ia Sit.Serington.S Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
{ f62)


Girbcr gegen gater.-Ini
Die 3eu9enoiisioacn leiner &inoer
bin nuroe geitern SSobn Siibihmunn
bon Nr. ilt3, &aceitrobe, bonn Eoli'
5cirid)ter 9cafe Inn $25 uno Soften
beltroit uno IN Grmon9elung oes
notbigen aleingelbes nod Dem De-
fGnanib eeianot. Siibihnlonn'S
Srou liegt ieit Monaten idmer frollf
oornieoer, mo ON Trcitoe gbcno
tam ocn 3eu9cnousio9en 5uIolQc
ocrielbe bc5ed,t nod) Sorie unb Der.
iibte einen iolhcn Gabol, ooB sic
Yoli5ei cinidreiten mltbtc.
2 uh II d y It f q a,
pieren. - Capt. s. Seonoro Soii,
man. Elm Witglicb Der Sids &. Wonit.
ment Gommiiiion, erlangte geiterlt
I'M 3atbbouie Die GrloubniB, in oell
Hurinen oes alien Morplono = Sniii.
tllts nod) DEM fupiernen aulten Sll
Aidcn, oen Die eomniiiieH in 1898
in eiren Steiu in Der Mauer oes D5e.
bauocS einiebte mh Der ouf @oupcr.
nenr Sids be5iiglibe biitoriihe go,
pierre cntbiclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Otto 2icN, SAFE, Hcitanrant uno

&atbsfcllcr, Sobe . 9niloiug, 10 mo
II Siib.@opitroBc, crloubt iid) oie
Wittbeiting 81 MAIDEN, Bob ieiu
2ofal iebt poIlitGnoig fiir's 8eidGit
fertia gcltellt mo am Wontng. Den
IL. SUM-, Siir @ciittiglng geoifnet
lit. Q6t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
@cainncno am is. Snni. Grtra.

9ompfer nod Solfeiter an 0ien.
itogen, 0onneritogen uno 6reito9et.
Inn 3.15 Iodm. Sobrforten an Der
@erite Poe. Q6t-7S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
@aiicnbams.

@aiicnbaus.
@olfsfeit.
Yiiugit.& ontagt
ben IL. Snni,
9arleg.Yarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
WrnRcs Ennscrt

morgcn Wontas, Den IL. Snni, 7.3O
Nbcnos, in Shneiocr's German SAFE,
ansgefibrt BON Der Mniiffapele bcs
Wurbb. Ylupo'S ampfcrs uMain."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Nrbeitcr. WGnnerdjpr.
@ruRc Grfnriion nadl Tair %icru,
Nod Grccf,
Epuutoo. bru "a. 1uui 1905.

Nnmpfer Rod Greet" berldbi Sobiou'e
Werfie. 5ub Der slorfs Strnbc. nm 4 uno 8 ubr
Wiorpene rnh 2 lbr ylGdmiitups. al Hrown's
Wttfte 10 Winuier ipdicr nnbnlteno.
lAunil1 is. 2I.2b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
%on @eiitern 5nriifgcbradlt.

el1e Ncminisccn5 pom groBen
9ronoe. - Gas G1tittungsbud,
Des o6raucn &runten > llnter.
Itiitun0S : 0crcin2 Nr. I" M.
beriebrt otfgcimocn. Mus ocm
Scben zines Shlof 0teOiums.
@r3Gblte Scr N}lttcr, no tic
iidl ~ouieeboltcu bot. - geritor-
benc iprodcn aus ibr. aonnte
bel Ge6Jcitcn fciuclr Der @elann'
ten.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
Probate Court Matters

The claim of Charles llfeld against
the estate OF the late Henry Huneke
has been allowed In the probate court
in the sum of / 5000.
In the matter Of guardianship OF
the minor heirs, Manuelila and Caro-
lima Crespin, action. will be taken to-
morrow morning by Probate Judge
Jose G.. Alarcon.
j. ID. w. Veeder has petitioned the
court that he be appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Juan de la Cruz
Peralta and Jose Gallegos y Rivali, de
ceased, and II Il. Veeder seeks to ad'
minister on the estate Of the late Epi'
fanio Torres,
The probate Judge wishes all part
les concerned to bear In mind thai
under the new law made and provid
ed all guardians are required TO rem
der reports of guardianship ev
cry six months and govern themselves
accordingly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

In the information furnished The
Optic yesterday from an official
source regarding the action taken by
the town council with reference to
selling tickets to performances given
outside Of the towns limits, 1t seems
that a mistake was made unintention-
ally. The mayor had recommended
that the ordinance fixing the license
for maintaining bill boards be amend.
ed 10 as TO read So instead OF $40.
However. he was not successful In
having his amendment adopted. The
mayor Is authority for the statement
that there was no restriction placed
on the sale of tickets to outside en-
t~ertainments.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
Conditions Of Election

II under the provisions Of the state
hood bill as amended Ivy tho senate
yesterday the provisions for the hold.
ing OF elections and the admission OF
the new states remain the same as
Is probable. following are tho condi'
ton of admission;
Thirty days after the approval OF
the statehood bill by the president
the governor will call for tho election
of delegates TO a constitutional con-
v%ention, the tenth Tuesday after such
approval. The delegates must meet
In convention at Santa Flo the fifth
Monday after the election. They must
not be In session longer than sixty
days. Sometime between two months
and six months after the meeting OF
the convention the constitution there
adopted must be submitted to the PEG
pie OF the territory for ratification
At the same time the vote for govern
or, representatives and state officers
will be held. The vote must be can
vassed the third Monday after the
election and within twenty days there.
after II The conditions prescribed by
the act have been moplied with and
the constitution OF the United States
has been observed. the president will
declare the admission Of the territory
II the conditions provided for by the
Foraker amendment prevail. the time
Of admission viii be considerably ear
Her. NJ Mn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

A portion of The optics big edi,
ton had been worked off the press
and delivered to subscribers by the
carriers last evening before the re.
ceipt of the press dispatch announcing
the passage of the Bard amendment
by the senate. As soon as 1t was re.
ceived. however. the press was stopp.
ed and the dispatch inserted promi-
nently on the first page of the paper.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

An extra Optic containing practical.
ly the entire front page Of this even.
ing's issue. the latest new about
statehood, was issued damp from the
press at an early hour this afternoon
and the n%ewsboys carrying them were
beckoned to and yelled at from every
direction.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
A Convict Dead.

John McCune, who was granted a
reprieve On December 20th by Acting
Governor Reynolds. and removed from
the penitentiary TO st. Vincent's hos
pital, because he was. dying with tu-
b%erculosis, died at the hospital in San
Ia Fe, Monday night, He was SEN
fenced TO the ~penitentiary for life In
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

y. Ruppe, Of Albuquerque. pres
ident of the New Mexico board of
pharmacy, announces a meeting ut
Santa Fe, March s and ., 1906, for the
examination of applicants for registra-
ton, Those wishing to stand the ex-
animation should notify A. j. Fischer,
secretary. at Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

March, 1903, having killed n man IN
Union county. During his stay at the
hospital he wrote the prison author
tiles and asked 10 be taken back TO
that institution, The remains were
buried yesterday morning In the Gem.
etery at the p%enitentiary,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
PERSONALS

NJ. w. Wilcox is up from Albuquer-
que,
+. w. King is at the Eldorado from
Sapulpa, |. T.
Ben Romero went over the hills TO
Santa Fe last night.
w. y. CHANNEL registers from Den.
yer at the Rawlins house.
Rev. NJ. Oller returned TO his
watrous parish This afternoon.
DIR. b. ID. Black returned home from
his trip to Trinidad last evening.
G. Raber reached town last evening
from Colorado Springs, the city OF
millionaires.
w. A. Pickens, the well driller,
goes south This evening on n OF the
delayed trains.
Joe Harberg drove in from Mora
I last evening, after having been eight
hours on the road.
County Commissioner Roman Gal
legos returns to his home at San
Jose on an evening train.
Arthur w. Cavanaugh, the travel
ing man, came in from the north last
evening. en- route south.
Juan d. Martinez and Juan Navar'
70 left town for Mora today; Bias
CnxnInu f1- Nkranrp Mound
r. w. Hurd, Chicago, and II. Bak'
er, Princeton, Indiana, are snugly dom,
iciled at Hotel La Pension.
John Hixenbaugh, assessor Of Col
fax county, passed through from Ra'
ton last evening, ticketed to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Raymond and daughter, show
people who failed to arrange a date
here, went down TO albuquerque last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Barnes, OF
Las Vegas, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
A b. McGaffey, for a few days in Al
%buquerque.
J. II. Johnston, with a It." is here
from Livingston. Montana, enjoying
the Italian climate prevailing in these
parts today.
F. Meredith Jones. locating engin
eer for the Santa Fe,. will head fol
the south this evening, presumably
for Belen, N. NJ.
Samuel d. Pine, OF Chicago. ILL.,, for
the past several years on the editorial
staff of The American Lumberman
was a south-bound passenger last ev'
ening.
J.. Il. Wood, field secretary of the
Christian Endeavor, went up to Wat
rous and Wagon Mound this after
noon. distributing wholesome Ultra
ture as he went.
Cameron b. Buxton, travelling
freight agent OF the Santa Fee system.
with headquarters in Philadelphia,
was an %east-bound passenger on be
lated No. s This morning.
f. II. Graham, banker at Powhattan,
Kansas. en- route to Pomona. Calf,
to take charge of a bank in that city,
is in the city between trains, the guest
of Clark NJ. Moore and wife.
Mrs Flora b. Chisholm and daugh-
ter who had been visiting friends In
Albuquerque for several weeks past
passed through Las Vegas for their
home In Philadelphia this morning.
Marcus Levy was a passenger on
the flyer this morning for his home
in New York City, where he will re.
main for a few months attending TO
business matters. Mr.. Levy Is a broth.
er of Jake Levy, of the Sturges club
rooms in albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

The new preparation. Anti-Carbon,
the Great Soft Coal SCOT Destroyer,
can be obtained at the Lujan.Lucero
Jeweler Co.'S. or Of c. L. Hernandez.
on Bridge street. Try it and you will
not be without it in the future. 2-2S.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08


morning that the price would scarce.
ly 30 above fifty cents in that market.
Eggs are selling at Wholesale for
t~hirty.five and thirty eight cents and
the retail price Is forty and forty
five.
81 saw one wholesale dealer buy
ten cases Of eggs this morning from
another wholesale man." he continu-
ed, for which he paid an wen 800.
The price may rise to $l2 per case.
Five or six years ago Eggs retailed for
a nickel each. were fifty-five cents
Wholesale and 1880 a case. That Is
the record price in this city"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

BAIL Yaeger, age t~hirty-five years,
an attorney at law. who went to Albu.
querque two months ago from Beech
Hin. w. ", died there. The remains
we're shipped o Virginia for burial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
Meeting Of Board Of Pharmacy

A, J. Fischer, secretary of the ter
ritorial board Of pharmacy at Santa
Fe, has issued an official notice an
%nouncing that the board will meet In
that city March Sth and 9th next for
an examination Of applicants for licen-
ses as druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
Eco Famine in Denver.

Denver Is threatened with an egg
famine, The local supply Is exhaust
ed and the shipment receipts are so
light that the dealers cannot begin
to supply the retail trade.
Elliot M. Houston of the Record.
Herald Stockman said yesterday
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

When an employer discovers that
his clerks are saving money, his good
opinion Of them is increased a hun
bred fold. Every clerk in Las Vegas
should have an account with the Plaza
Trust & Savings Bank. 3-l1-17
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

The city authorities are being COM
pllmented for the speedy and efficient
manner In which sidewalks were
cleared OF snow yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
Special from Rodey

WASHINGTON, b. G., Feb. S.
When the statehood bill got out of
committee OF the whole, Kearn. of
Utah, voted against lis and New Mexi.
co lost on a lie vote. Then Bacon
moved to strike out New Mexico for
fear that jointure would pass. This
carried and New Mexico and Arizona
both went out Of the bill. Then Bard
introduced his New Mexico amend
ment with slight changes and Il car
ried. The only danger now Ia In con.
ference.
The scenes IN the senate during the
voting on the amendment were al.
most unprecedented In the history of
the body.
The Bard amendment admitting
New Mexico separately with Its own
name and boundaries. two and a half
million dollars in cash and fourteen
million acres of land carried.
D. s. RoDEY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

Any one guessing what mo. 20"
means can get a prize by calling at
Ryan & Blood's. 2-26
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

w. NJ. Lewis the Undertaken Will
receive choice carnations every
Thursday regularly. FL,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

The dance at the Brotherhood hal
last night was largely attended and
highly enjoyed by all who participate
In Il.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

At Schaefer's fever thermomet.
ers, all kinds. the best and freshest
drugs. "a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

Henry Levy has installed a new
cash register at his exclusive dry
goods store on Sixth street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

Any n guessing what "No. 20
means can get a prize by calling at
Ryan & Blood's. 2-26
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

At 6oUcHER's:-Finest celery
and spinach tomorrow morning. The
best place to buy groceries. 2-S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

Any one guessing what "No. 20"
means can get a prize by calling at
Ryan e. Blood's. 2-26
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08
Additional Local

City council tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

OIL. Look for the trademark, the ssOId
Chemist on the label. and he certain tho
aNul urar the eaek a nnhroku nMepAA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-08

avoid All drugs. Doctors ssy its the most
noHerful Aid fheY haxa in dohfin3 and chr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-04
MONEY AND RELIGION
Methodist Laymen Propose to
Eliminate the Money Feature
in Evangelism
WOULD HIRE At STATED SALARY
These Laymen, of Northwestern Iowa,
Believe More Good Can BE Accom-.
plished BY Adopting That Plan
Think Exhorters Should Not Take
All, That Is Contributed at RevivaIs.
Special to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican
Iowa Falls. Oct. 4.-The thousand
dollars a week and other easy money
of the professional evangelist of the
Billy Sunday type will be thing OF
the past in northwestern Iowa If the
laymen of the Methodist church have
their way. The movement has been
started by the Laymen's Association OF
the Northwestern Conference OF the NJ.
e. church that bodies i'll for the evan
gelist who takes all he.can get In the
shape of money in return for a re-
ligious upheaval in a community and
the moral regeneration of town. The
laymen believe in evangelism and feel
that 1t is the saving of the church put
they propose to have hired evangellsts
who will be regularly employed by the
church on stated salary. They want
to eliminate the money feature In
evangelism, believing it is harmful
feature in religion. They would have
all the money that is contributed
at revival turned into general fund
and use this money for general evan
gelical work. They are confident that
more good can be accomplished by
paying the evangelists a stated salary
than in permitting the exhorter to
take all that is contributed at q re-
yiyal