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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Notice Of Forest Reserve Lieu
Selectlon.-t26o8.)


Seleetlon.-t26o8.)
United States Land Office.
Santa Fe. N. NJ, Dec. 10. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the San
IA Fe Pacific Railroad Company. by
Howell Jones. It's Land Commissioner.
whose Post Office address Is Topeka.
Kansas. applied at the u. 8. Land
Office. at Santa Fe, New Mexico, on
November rs. 1904. under the provis-
Ions Of the Act Of Congress of June
4th. 1897, 10 make Forest Reserve
Lieu Selection. In lieu OF lands sur
rendered by said company In the San
Francisco Mountains Forest Reserve,
Arizona, TO the United States, for the
following described tracts OF surveyed
public lands. towit:
The N. r. IA OF Section No s,
Township 16 North, Range II East OF
the New Mexico Meridian.
Within the Thirty 900 days
period Of publication Of the notice OF
such application, protests against
said application and selection on the
ground that the lands described, or
any part thereof, are more valuable
for mineral than for agricultural rur-
poses. should he filed In said land of.
flee at Santa Fe. New Mexico.
MANUEL X. OTERO, Register
First Publication. Dec. Is. 1904.
1899
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
No Reasonable Man

imagines that a neglected cold can be
cured In a day. The uDcountable air.
cells In the lungs are inflamed and
the throat is as tender al an open
sore. But time and Aliens Lung Bal
sam will overcome'th cold and staye
off consumption, The cough will
cease and the lungs will be sound as a
new dollar, All druggists sell Aliens
Lung Balsam.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

Ir. Walter Richardson. Of Trout
vile, Va, had an attack of diarrhcea
that came near ending his life. His
physician had failed to relieve him
and the disease had become chronic
when he began using Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. II soon cured him and he now
recommends that preparation when
ever an opportunity offers. For sale
by all druggists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

The people OF New Mexico would
DO mighty well suited With the Telles
amendment 10 the joint statehood idil.
New Mexico Is so much further ad.
vanced morally than Arizona that Il
doesn't care TO associate mors closely
With the territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

The town Of Old Albuquerque gave
a substantial majority for the justice
Of the peace candidate opposing the
Habbell interest. although the boss
DOTTED his upper wearing apparel and
made d hard fight for the election Of
his man.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

There are people who are cyerlast'
ingiy receiving sights and insults.
This fact Ia not fresh evidence Of
the badness Of the world, but OF the
petty-mindedness OF some people, The
majority of sights and insults are not
'glven." they are taken"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

The political jugglers In the United
States senate are able TO defeat what
cver legislation they happen TO b.
against. The voice Of the people has
a poor chance OF being heard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Yoar investment Guaranteed

Did you know the Aetna Building
association pays 6 per cent on
special deposits? Before placing
your money elsewhere see US and
get best interest
Geo. II. Hunker, Sec. veeder nix.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

Harry u. Lewis left Trinidad for
OIo Caliente, N. NJ, where he will re.
main for six weeks or longer, taking
The baths In hopes Of recovering from
rheumatism, from which he Is suffer
ing severely.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

Mrs. Il. l.. Wheeler of Louisville,
Ky. has arrived In Santa Fe, being
called there on account of the illness
Of her father, Charles L. Palmer, who
was stricken with paralysis some days
ago and Is no better.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

Rev. George +. Sewer, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, who Is Vis-
ting his mother in Denver. where he
has been several weeks, liz expected 10
return TO Santa Fe this week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

A few winters like the present one
and Las Vegas won't carc whether
she gets an irrigation reservoir or not
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

Bountiful crops without irrigation
will be raised in all the country round
about las Vegas ncxt year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

Don't forget, you who pride yourself
on your "sensItiveness," that sensi-
tivcncss " another name for selfish.
ness.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1906.

The territorial Legislature viii con
rene AT Santa re next Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Shoe safety in
SELF Royal Blue Shoes

Shoe safety means a lot Of things that
you want when you spend your shoe
money. aH
rs 1t means being sure Of good quality, good
fit, good Style, good value for the price. 1t
means satisfaction to you in every respect.
You are sure of all this when you get a
shoe with the name SELF on it.
You may get it with some other shoe, or
not; you're sure of it with SELF Royal Blue
shoe.
Price $3.50 and $500.
SSEEs.IJlZ
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11
Notice.

have re-opened my dental office
In room 2 Center Block and will be
pleased to have those needing dental
work call. DR. 8. G. BROWN.
1018.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-11

County Treasurer Jose Il. Torres
has appointed Conrado A. Bac1 his
deputy at Socorro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

9ron0 befGmpfte. @dbreno er benin
2oider oeS @ollicS zines 0ud6arS
beid1itigt mar, mltroe 6ran3
SdlntiGt ncbit mcbrcren9(nocrcn BON
elmer cinitiir5ctoen War1o getroficn
mo ifmer, uicacidt t00tli6 am
&opfc pcrlcbt. Mon bcfiirdtet nid)t,
oaB Der @rul0, ser 6ercitS SunGcrte
bon Ndcrn lucrtbuoIlCr SOl36citGn0c
pernid)tct bot ltn0 ont N6cno oelt
gal13en @inrmel blltrotb f1rbt, cine
unmittelborc @cfobr fir sic Stuot
be0cutct. God b0lt iid Die 6elrer.
mcbr fiir dae 60Ile in fortpdbrcnocr
9CrcitiGoft.
Sctnen &crIebunQm CT
lcqCn.
Ter 80 Sabre ulte Observation-Disclosures
s, @omarO Iltgbinboltgb mllroc am
SonntoQ bel 6ogerStomn oltrd) boS
Qurhgebcn IeineS Rfcr0c5 10 idyucr
oerlebt, odB CT in einem Soipito( lei
men @%crIcBllngct crloa. Seine Sou.
Iinc, SRI. Wtoru Nllt, mcIdc Iidl
cbcnfoQS ouf icinem 6ubrlpcrfc be
fonO, rettctc iiG ourf re6t5eitigeS
Ibipringcn.
9rono.
Bel Glllpepper, go, lit Gin 0roBer
Stall oltf Der 6orm 0cS 6rIs. autc
Grtgler obgcbronut. Sin 9utidcn-
ptero mo oue 6ormgerGt6c mltrOcn
cin &oub ser 6lonn1en.
NbIeben.
Sn 9orton Mo, lit 6rou Y. s.
SorncS, cine 5o6ter oeS Nrn.Grcltt-
burg, i'm Sitter BON 80 Gobrcn an
eincm Sltnaenlci0en aeitorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
10. &aptteI.

4m nGdIten @ormittdg mafte fi9
Sons SOd1im ouf, nm ben Ihulbigen
Beilt9 ouf Nuremberg 81 MAIDEN, Biel
lieber mare er duf Der Wolfsburg .9es
blieben, bod je ebsr er bieIe pfli9t er.
flint bptte. beitO cher mar .er lie log.
@r feb ii9 ulIo Elm 9ferb iatteln unb
rift gum SdloBbof binaus.
Mud @raF Mdrimilidn mar fort9es
~ritten, unO 10 fab bic RUPERT teinen
@ruub, lid uunDtbigerpeiie Inn Sentd
gu tiimmern.
Sentu ging 3uerIt gu Sante Sabine,
tbeilte bieIer bon benz 8eIud oes Wta@
iordtserben nit unb fang Der 4lten
stipos por. 8eim QbIhieb Sagte bic
alte Wplfsburgerin nit ibrem getpobns
ten piepenben 2d6en /:
n0ibibi. nimm bid in u9t. Screens
limb, berliere beine bo6en 3iele ni6t,"
sgBie foate i6. Sante Sabine !"
ontiportete Senta. obne ben t~ieferen
Sinn Der Wabnun9 81 periteben. .Oie
SunIt pirb tets mein SD4ites blel>
ben."
Bon 9ante Sabine cling lie in bas
MuiifSimmer, I'm ibre Stubisn gu be-
treiben. sic mar beute 10 ungeitDrt
ipie felten. Der Sntel iopie Der Bet
ter pdren fort. unb SrGulein bon Guz
pert fab in ibrem 3immer, Inn. fpie lie
fogie. Yritfe an ibre NnsebOrisen 81
Fhreiben. in Wabrbeit aber fi9 in fruns
a6iifne Homane 3u pertiefer.
Dds @efibl Der gGn5li9en undbs
hlngigtsit unb 6reibeit pirtte. pie
tets, belebenb unb erfrifhenb auf
Gentd. Darum fldneen ibre SGne nod
poller unb frii1er als fonft ; fe erfiGz
ten ben groBen Baum bes MuIitaims
mers ME md9tige Srgeltldnse.
,Wie nabte mir Der S6Iummer, be-
Dor if ibn sefebn, ia, 2iebs pflest nit
hummer ftets Sanb in 9anb Su gebn."
9ante Snbines 2ieblingsdrie mar
rs, bic le gum S9lub ibrer eepiHenz
buften Sonftubien. gleihfam als Be-
lobnung bornabm. Mit reiner, fsuIher
Gmpfinbung unb bod BON Qeibenfdaft
burcbtpsht. fang iie. iid felbft pereeHenb
unb CANA bineebenb, Biz per ShluB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
Plus Baltimore . GunntD

leBt. - Stld9e 0e9el1 Ydfer No
gcn9oIt. Geri6icocnc3 aus
Dem County.
6rou &. 9o6n Slingluff bon Gbeit-
mt &io9c, @recn Spring &ullep,
mllrOe gcitern Miorgen an Der 0opcr-
&oob, otf Dem @ege no6 &ogcra'
Station, 0aoltrd i6linm perlebt, ooB
ibrc PferOc our6gingen. 0o8 Sc
f0brt, III meld)em li6 Der Sutid)cr, Gin
gtegcr, unO 6rou Slingluif b~eionoen,
aerictb IN eincn @roben mo Die bel.
ben SnIoiien luur0et beroll5 gcihleu.
bert, 6rou Slingluif erlitt eincu
@rltdl oeS linfcn ArneS, nabe Dem
@QcnbogelL, ltno leifte 8~crlcbut0cn
an gor5cn S0rper. 6rou SliuqIuif
nur0e bol0 inter Gr5tlidc 9ebonO.
lung qeuommen mo man bofft, OuB
lie feline ihtperen imlcrlidcu Scr
lebltngen crbaltcn bat.
&loge gcgen Gatcr
q a,.,v Nd q cit it.. ,,.
George j. NarOen bat our6 ieinen
Nnpolt, Srn. Moltcr u. Sopnieno,
i'm &rcisgeridt 81 TopnicnO cine
&Ioge olli 3obltn0 bon $3.50 gcgcn
Den cbenoligcn SeeIiorger Der ct.
N%ntoniltS Stride 81 Wor0enpiQe,
Eoter Sp. s. 9to9cngoit, oubougig
acmo6t. Goter Nogengalt, Scr lett
elmer @cncinoe III 6oncod, Wf0., Dor.
itebt, ibuIOete ongeblih Dem &l0gcr
$4,000, BON meldcr Summe CT MIR
1920 oh5abltc.
Sic Gountp Com 4 re
te9en.
Die 6rogc, mcr ooS 9ilrcolt bcS
NodloB . HcgiitrotorS 5u Gowion
reinigen ipll, lift enolid) crleoi0t ulto
Sluor 81 0ltniten Der Goitutp Cont
miii6re. NodloB-9tegiitrotor Nioer
n%erlangte Dor Ginger Belt, bob Der
glufleber inn @erihtSgebGlt0e al
Golpion aud icin 9ilremt oufredt CT.
bolten ioQc. Initott beiicn perlougtc
bieicr Grtro 8e5obIung fir Nrbci-
ten oielcr glrt, mo ieBt bat Der gn,
lpolt Der GommiiiGrc, Sr. Osborne
s. 9cllott, cntihieoen, ooB nidt Die
GommiiiGre, ionOern &r, Hioer fir
Die Neinigung oeS @ouieS iorgcn
milBtc.
&eirotbS .2tccn5cu.
Sn 9iireail 6es &rcisgeridt@ 5l
Sclpion limo f%olgenoe Sc~irotbslicer.
sen erlolien mor0en: Senrp Is. Stint
itie, % Sabre, Scr. $40, 9urneitroBc,
Baltimore, ut0 Sri. Sable .. &irf,
% Sabre, Sebbpiqe. 9nltimore-Go,
Npplifont Sorrp e. &irf. Mntonio
Eiccini, 40 Sobrc, mo 9lnno 3opnI.
tari, 33 Sabre alt, 9eioe bon Sigh
lolrotonn. il
Che dciOungS &Iogen.
Gidter 9ilrfc belpiaigtc gcIteril
Die Sdeioun9 Der @be oeS Wnl. Nco,
cod nit Moegie z. Bencof. 9ic
SdeioungSllriobe mar llntrelie.
Mnrp gliee 8oplor rcidte geltcrn
i'm areisgeriht 81 Soipion Elm @eiudr
INN obioltttc Sheiolng ibrcr Gbe nit
SD. SopIor nitb nm Obbut iiber ibr
/. orei Sabre nltes airto elm, Gos Eoar
mitroc am Is. Sonuor 1901 getroltt
mo Der @attc iol Die 6rnri uerlnlielt
bnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
Ius Dem Snncrcn WarDlanS'S inS
ben nngrcn5enbcn Stnntcn.

MaIobrGnoe bel Itlnntic.
Gttp.
Goa Sorbor, &.,Sy lit rings bolt
@oIobr0noen ben gr6bten icit Sab.
rem. umgeben, Gidte Holtdmolfell
biiaen BON olleu Seitcn Den Sori5ont
Elm un0 idlpere RullhnloiieR b1ngeu
gleif @eipittermolfen iiber Ser
Stoot. Gie 6nrlner uno bte 9eiiber
Der porgeihobenen 2%onobGlier be.
f1mpfen sic @olobr1noe, itiit lic auf
Dem @ege 5u ibten Seintitdtten olli-
5ubolten. Slt Cologne, elmer fleinen
a~niieolung, iielen Salts mo Stoll.
eebGuoe emil @inior'S Dem acfraBi.
GET Clement 3iim Spfer, n1breno CT
NIT Den gnberen i'm Walbe Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
SeNla WOQ56nrg.
Dfor1an bon GIsbetb gDrGnrt.
(Iortietuna.)


@rGFin Gutenberg nit ibren 5pei al
teitsn 30dtern entitieg bemIeIben, uno
iie 8eigte Ii6 iiber Sans Soa6ims @ng
luefenbeit Icbr iibcrraI4t, ebenio Die
S0nter.
nSdns Soo6im, bu biit auf Der
D~olfs6urg, unb mir pifIsn niht5 bas
oppn ?" fraqte iie, nadoem iie tbn nit
elmer 6er5li9teit uno 8drme begriibi
bate, bic ibr ionit fremo ipar.
SD fam crit berte an, %pere6rtcItc
Sonte," errpiberte 6dns Soa6tm u1o
fiiBte ibr Iebr gallant bic Sonb.
limb ou mint Idnoere 3eit auf Der
MoIfsburg bIeiben 2" frdgte iie lauerno
ipeiter.
sd oente, ia."
yglun, i4 boffe, bu lpirit aud 3eit
fit Qrenberg iibrig bdben,"
ggtber ietbItperItdnbli6, ~berebrteite
Sante, mprQen lperoe ih mir erlauben,
in Qrenbsrg 9efu4 gu MADDEN" erpis
berte Sans Sou9im. Dem es I4on in
ben @bern Dor ln9eoulo pridelte A;
oenn 6entu mar nit ben beiben &ouiiz
nen bic Stufen berub in ben part ges
itieoen uno ging nun nit ibnen pIaus
bernb neiter. o0u geitutteit, oaB i9
bic juneen 9dnen begIeitt," fa9te er
g9nea uno elite. no6 che Sante 3arl1
ettpas eripibern tonnte, ben jungen
MGo9en nd9.
@rGfin Qrenberg fab i6m nit miBs
trdui1hem Qrgipobn mad.
sd begreife bid nidt, MarimiIian,
baB bu Sans Sodhim geitatteit, i'm
S6loB AL bIeiben, tpanote ite Ii9 jeBt
an ibren rlbig feline 3igdrre rauAenoen
9ruoer. Die Rupert mar irs S6Iob
oegangen, UNI fir Die 8spirtbung Der
@Gfte Gorge 5u trager.
nGr fam 3ufGlig, i9 babe i'm ni6t
ecbeten. Oh pirit niht ponen, ouB
ih benz tiinftigen Mdioratsberrn oas
@aitreht bertpeigere."
DAB ibr MGnner audi fein 8ers
ftGnbniB fir oergIei9en babt. 9u
bentit gar niht oaran, rel9e 8lofisn
man in Der Io9burfaaft buriiber mas
den pirb."
Sd CLAUDE, bu fiebit in bieIem
9unfte 5u idtpara. Die WoGfsburg 1T
groB genug, unb t9 babe cine dItere
9cme i'm 6auIe. Wil man fi6 trogs
BEN barber a%ufbalten, bdnn fam if
es niht binbsrn, fruge dbcr audi ni4t
bdnaG."
&drla Qrsnberg ppllte ettpas ertpi'
bern. tpurbe a6er bur6 bic Riidtebr BET
Nupert bdran perbinbert.
Gin Diener bra9te ulerbano @rfri'
I6ungen, uub mad einiger 3ett fam bic
iunoe Melt aus benz Ydrt Suriid unb
lieB fitiouf Der @eranbd hieoer.
9rGfin Garla beoba9tete unterbcs
iebe Miene Sentds unb San5 Soa6ims
f6arf, aber Sentd mar 3uriid6altenb
unb tibl. Die NG6e Der ibr unIie6s
1amen 8sripanbten tpirtte 1tcts ertdls
tenb ouf iie.
Die S9einbeiIige." Tagten fpGter
bel Der Riidfabrt bic jungsn 9rGfinnen
Mrenberg gu ibrer MItter, vIie tbut 10
ftol3 tpie cine &0nigin unb lit op6
nidts lpeiter ais cine 8etteloirne unD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sas Spm0biss
fpielen berItebt Iie."
@rdfin Gutenberg nidte beItGtigenb.
sd babe Der Rupert meme Snftruttioz
men gegeben," bafte ite i'm StiQen, pite
ipirb uuf bieies gBeIen a6t baben, unb
iDebe, ipenn es lpagen ioqte, nit benz
M}aioratserben gu totettiren !"
Sic baBte Sentd, bas Sinh ibres
8rubers. jebt nod mebr ais ie uno
nabm iid Dor, Sans Soudim 10 piel
ols mogIi9 aus ibrer 9efdbrIi9en Ndbe
81 loden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30

Sem BaB5tpung.
DGnemarf un0 8eftbun
gen.
8ei'm 8etreten ces 2onoes tper.
0en feline @GIie berIaugt. @igentbii-
mcr bon SoteIs unO &oltbduiern
miiIicn Die glnflruft uno Ibreiic
aaer Sremoen BET Scr BoIt3et anmeI.
0en. Die abreiie fam unge5inoert
ua9 geIieben geideben. Inf ct.
EBoma (g8e1tinoien) peroen bel
ser 2onoung ebenfaus feline &Giie
obgeforoert, ieOod miiiien ansIdn'
Scr, lpenu ite iid Idnger, alS As
Stumoen boieIbit nuf9ebalten baben,
3ur @6reiie Ii6 einen Sab bon Der
0rtspoli3ei beri6affen.
Sranfref6 un0 9eitbun'
gen.
SoteGbeIiber, namentIid IN fleinen
Stdoten, fragen fremoe @aite in
ocr9legeI, oh iie 8GIie beIitert, 9leif'
fails miro Die 8roge 9eiteqt, tDern
9ricfe bon Der 8oIt gebolt meroen
ODER nenn 6renoe in Den 8fanobGit'
fern @egcnitdn6e berpfdnOen lpoaen,
9~(lt8lGnoer miiiien pier3ebn Gage
nod ibrer gnfunft 9ofumente Dor
legen, ourd weIfe ite ibre Nntiona.
litat, @eblirt uno Stano nodpeiien
f6nnen. Sin Sab miro IN ben mel.
item 6auen bier5u ais genii9en0 be-
tradtet. 9ie gufentbalts3ett lit auf
flint Sabre beidrdntt, Elm ldngerer
9(ltientbuIt miro ol8 eriter S6ritt
fir Die NtatitraIiiirung betra6tet.
9ie gGbreiIe fam obne cine @rflG.
rltng 81 ge6en oOer einen Sab por5lt-
5eigen, 9eideben.- 81 @Igerien
MIRO bon Srem0en, nel9e oaielbIt
0en 8inter 3r6ringen poGen, fem
BoB berlougt. Su onoeren SGGen
miiiien ieood <sIdnOer innerbaIb
0reier Sage iid Iegitimiren. - Sn
6 o d II 6 ina (Saigon) beitebt
fem PaB5nong. Gtf @uaoe.
Ioupe %(g8eitinoieu) fGnuen gtus-
lGnoer gebCu uno fommen, tpte es
ibnen beIiebt. gs beItebt ~nIeroings
ein alteS @eies, peI6es 8Giie Dor.
idretbt, ieood miro oas @eies bon.
ItGn6ig ouber 9ldt geIoIien. - @uf
DC aoa9a8far (Somatabe) mill
fen lid Die @usIon6er in irgen6 elmer
8eiie legitimiren. B6iie luer6en ie.
bod ntht oerlangt. 8eiienoe ro6
Dem Suncrn miiiien iid einen Sab
bon oem 8pltberneltr ieoer 8robtn5
berI9offer.- Irf 90 arttntque
(St, Bierre), in Reu-GaIeoo.
MEN Woumen), arf Sabtti uno
in Tuuis iino feline BaB-8 egilla.
tiouen porgei6rieben.
Sir Srcnloe eyiitiren feline HnB.
8orihrifteM ieooh miro bon ibnen
oerlangt, bob iie ii6 BET Dem Wini'
tier SeS IuSlpdrtigen regiItriren Iai.
ien.
Santt.
Sci Der 2anoung miiiIen Tid6rem.
DC our6 B1Iie ooer anoere 9ofit.
mente legitimiren. glm beiten lGBt
man iid oen FaB bon einem GonillI
oieies 2an0es Dor Der @breiie biiiren.
&erionen, ibeIde Sapti berIaIien
pollen, miilien lire abreiie orei
Gage norber BET Der BoIt3ei onmel.
ben. Sn monden S11en eeniiet
cine ioIfe GnmeIoung aud 24Stlut'
Den Dor Der Ibreiie.
8oIipio.
Nltr in 3~riegs5eiten milifen iiG
8remoe bel Ser BoIi8ei ailspeiien,
IonIt lit in feinem Safe oas Siibren
zines SoiieS porgei6rieben.
CHINA.
Sn China belteben bel Der Cant
Dung feline Tob Goridrifteu, ieoo6
tbilt nlall better, cine oerortigc 2egi.
timatinn nit lid SIT fiibren. @ci'm
Heiien inn Snnern lit ieoo6 ein bon
Der @eionOtl6aft alts9eIteIlter BaB
mnerI6bIid. Sci Der abreiie lit fein
SAB notbmenoig.
Chilli
Gein gob6tpang.
"a n k,o;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-30
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-30
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Thewreck occurred In the cut while
the train was running fifty miles an
hour and was caused by the spreading
Of the rails. The wreckage was piled
high and passengers and members Of
the crew were buried.
The relief train was delayed In ar.
irving at the scene and In the mean.
time those Of the passengers who en-
capped injured did their utmost for
the unfortunates. Rain was falling
and this added to the hardships OF the
victims. The fact that the wreck oc.
Cured in narrow cut which was
completely blocked by demolished
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-30
SEVENTYF|E THOUSAND DOLLAR CAS-
PLANT ASSURED FOR Las VEGAS
Chicago and Pennsylvania Capitalists Will Provide Las Vegas with the nsmmabe
Fluid for illuminating and Heating Purposes Ito Be Completed Within

Mr. Hoke has had talks with the
councilmen and mayors OF the city
and town and says that all assured
him Of their favor and talked en-.
couragingly Of the project.
Two separate franchises have been
prepared, one to be submitted to the
council OF the city and one 10 the
town council. The franchise to be
asked for IL, In substance, as follows:
The Ordinances.
The city council Is asked to grant
permission to H. e. Hoke to maintain
a gas plant. to - the streets and al.
leys for the purpose Of laying mains
and pipes, for the purpose Of furnish.
Ing gas for fuel. Illuminating and me-
chanical purposes. to grant the pow.
er to make All necessary excavations
and trenches In any and ali Of said
highways, streets and alleys. The
streets and alleys are to be restored
to a. good condition AZ before, with
all possible promptness at the sole
cost and expense Of the said H. e.
Hoke. under the supervision and al.
rection Of the proper officers. com.
mittee or street department Of the
city.
All excavations, trenches and dan.
gerous places shall be protected in
such manner a. to prevent accidents.
Mr.. Hoke shall be liable for and pay
any and all damages Of every kind
and nature TO any person or persons
growing out Of or caused BY the con.
struction and maintenance of the
said. gas plant or by any act or negli.
gence of any agent, servant, employe.
contractor or sub-contractor and
agrees to indemnify and save the city
harmless by reason Of any such dam
ages.
The rights granted are subject to
all ordinances. resolutions, and regu-
llations now In force or that may
hereafter be passed by the city ~.
lating to the construction and main.
tenance Of the. gas plant within said
city, providing the same be reason.
able and not prohibitive In their na.
,ture.
n. r. Hoke, during the existence
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-30

1t Is the purpose Of the company to
pipe every street with gas as far as
the houses extend. making about
eight miles of mains in all. The mains
will be of wrought iron. 1t Is the
company's intention to pipe to the
curb on each side OF the street for
consumers and very probably they
will run the pipes into the ho"ses
ard set the meters at their own ex-
pense as Mr.. Hoke says the company
is going to be very liberal in this re-
gard.
Two rates are mentioned In the
franchise as the limit that the com.
pany may charge for gas. The rates
will not be exhorbiant but as reason.
able as possible, says Mr.. Hoke, and
the rates mentioned will undoubtedly
be greatly discounted. The highest
amount that can be charged for gas
for fuel purposes will be $3.50 per
thousand, according to the franchise,
and $500 per thousand for gas for
Illuminating purposes.
Gas can te used both day and night
and consumers Of artificial gas are
not subject to the Inconvenience Of
patrons who use natural gas, as the
flow will be just as strong and steady
during cold snap as in warm wealth.
er or whether many are using gas or
& Savings bank Of Las Vegas and Is
well known in this city.
MIR. Hoke came to Las Vegas two
years ago to visit his wife and at
that time saw the great need Of a gas
plant in this city. Ever since then he
has been investigating the matter and
decided II would be a good thing for
the town and an actual need, and this
was the real cause Of his visit here at
this time.
| If the franchise Is granted Mr.. Hoke
will represent the company in this
city, give up his position in the Han
over bank and make his home here
He will take position as general
superintendent Of the company.
Mr.. Hoke says the company will
nav especial attention to supplying
gas for fuel and states that they will
ask nothing from the city in the way
of land for their plant nor for a bonus
or even ask the citizens to buy bonds
or stock. although anyone can buy
bonds Of the company II they wish