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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-10
Ministers to
Be Transferred
Carpet -Bageer from Nebraska
to Be Dumped on Arizona
Kibbey Named for Gov
ernor.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.--The pres
ident has finally arranged for a trans
fer In the high European diplomatic
posts which he contemplates putting
In force March 4 or soon after. In
addition to those already announced
Ambassador Mccormick, now at St
Petersburg. will Ire transferred to Pa
ris to succeed Ambassador Porter
George v. l.. Meyer, ambassador to
Italy, will replace Mccormick at St
Petersburg, Henry White. secretary
Of the embassy at London, will be
made ambassador at Rome. Henry l.
Wilson at present minister to Chill
will be made minister to Belgium sue.
ceeding Lawrence Townsend who re
tires from the diplomatic service.
kIbby Named.
WASHINGTON Feb. 10.---The pres
ident today made the following nomi
nations Governor of Arizona, Jo
seph H. Kibbey, Arizona; associate
justice of the supreme court OF Ari
zona. Eugene A. Tucker, Nebraska.
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McCue Hanged

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, J. Sam
uel McCue, former mayor of this city
was hanged In the county jail here
today for the murder of his wife on
Sunday. September 4. 1904. Immed
lately after the execution, MeCue's
three spiritual advisers gave out the
following signed statement: J. Sam
uel McCue stated this morning In our
presence and requested us to make
public that he did not wish to leave
this world with suspicion resting OF
any human being other than himself;
that he alone was responsible for the
deed. impelled to 1t by evil power be
yond his control. and that he recog
nized his sentence as just
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More Weather
Peculiar
Yuma, Arizona in Is I'Si and
From Flood>>>Kcntuc No. 30;
er Sweeping All BefoS '"

LOS ANGELES, Calf, FaopathIc
A special from Yuma, Arizcna.iioayse
"Tho Colorado river has risen three
and half feet In twenty.four hours.
At midnight last night It registered
twentynine feet the highest since
the 1891 flood, when Il was thirty.
three feet and the town was wiped
out. Citizens with shovels ana scrap
or teams have labored all night
strengthening the weak points. Tho
government leveo ON the ella side Is
generally conceded TO be safe. but the
embankmcnts on the Colorado river
are causing grave apprehension. ~
several breaks have occurred there.
one near the territorial prison and
another close to tho Yuma Water and
Light company's power house.
Failing Temperature.
CHICAGO. Feb, 10.--Cold hero to-
day accompanied by n bitter wind
sent tho mercury from 20 above TO 4
below zero.
Limit In Calgary.
ST. PAUL, Feb. lo,--The tempera-
turo In the northwest ranges from IL
below In st, Paul TO 80 below ut Cal.
gary. n. w, II.
Kansas City FrlgId.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 10.--The tenn
peaturc at Kansas city was below
with prospects Of snow and warmer
weather by night.
Sudden Drop.
LA CROSSE, Wis. The tempera-
turc has dropper 4b degrees since last
evening falling from 30 above to Is
below zero.
Kentucky on Rampage.
MADISON. Ind, Feb. i0.---A mes
sage just received from Beattyvillc,
KY, reports thirty foot swell COM
ing out Of the Kentucky river. carry.
Ing everything before II and sweeping
the valley clear.
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Valentine Party.

One OF the most enjoyable and elab-
orste functions Of tho season waa a
Valentine party given yesterday NJ
the home 0f Mrs. Theodore Elwood 10
sixteen ladies. members Of the Bonns
Annie club. Tho parlors. hall and II.
brary were beautifully decorated In
red and white: about five hundred
hearts being used. Tho game. pro
gressiye hearts. was played and on
each tabl0 was a heartshaped bon
bon box filled with broken hearts.
The tally cards were hearts pierced
with an arrow and containing an ap'
propriate Valentine verse. The sal.
ads. Ices and cakes also carried out
the heart idea and the color scheme
OF red and white. The hostess was
taken by surprise when souvenir
spoon, a gift from the ladies. was pre-
sntcd her. Mrs. schirmer made the
presentation speech.
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rendered The bill imperative, II
was re.committeed the second time by
a vote OF % to /, and will probably
not appear again.
Another bill by Mr, ,Pendleton. civ.
ing county commissions right to reg
ula,e all licenses. was also tabled In.
definitely. after the committee had
reported substitute bill with the
recommendation that II be passed
The substitute was also tabled,
The house divided on the question
of the passage of house bill No. ~
by Mr.. Wilkerson, an act to, prohibit
the establishment of saloons or gam
bling houses within five miles of any
grading camp reservoir site or other
public work where many worlSmen
are employed A little joke was put
up, on Mr. Wilkerson, by which his
bin was 10 be tabled, A duplicate OF
this bill has been passed by the coun.
Gil and will undoubtedly pass the
house when il comes over for action.
Speaker Dalies presented an amend
ment 10 strike out the enacting clause
Of the bill 1t carried by vote of
l3 10 10 after Messrs. Pendleton and
Wilkerson had made passionate
speeches against the slaughter of the
measure.
House bill No. SO, by Mr.. Howard.
an act regulating the registration of
trademarks and fixing the fee there.
fore at SIS to be paid to the secretary
of the territory, was passed by unan-
imous vote.
To Regulate Insurance. Department
At this point Mr. Sanchez of Mora
county asked and received unanim-
ous consent to introduce a bill.
The bill proved his measure for
the creation of an insurance depart
ment in New Mexico, TO regulate and
enforce all insurance laws, and Great
ing the office of superintendent OF
insurance at salary of $2f00 q year.
He moved the suspension Of the rules
TO consider the bill. Wilkerson of
Bernalillo made an effort to stop sus.
pension but he was only able to get
8 votes In opposition.
The bill fixes the fees to be paid
by insurance companies for filing
charters, certifiepted annual state
ments, etc. same to be used TO apply
on The territorial redemption fund:
except that the treasurer shall pay
from money so collected to each fire
department In New Mexico, annual
ly sum equal to that received by
iRa understhe fine insurance act, IN
1904. II fixes the bond of the insur-
ance commissioner at $4,000, and
provides for the strict supervision OF
the insurance business in New Mex
leo.
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More Deaths Of Sfr,iNr0rS
In Angry Warsaw

WARSAW. Feb. 10.--Over hun
dred strikers we're killed or wounded
by the military at the conflict which
took place at the Katherinen iron
works at Sosnovic yesterday evening.
The strikers were attempting TO put
out a fire in the furnace OF the smelt-
or department of the works when the
troops appeared and conflict ensued.
The soldiers fired three volleys and
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the house adjourned today the repub'
licans began conference on the
statehood bill.
Result Foreshadowed.
WASHINGTON. Feb, i0.--The eN
pressed opinion of the republican lead
ers of the house today indicates that
the result OF the caucus TO be held
this afternoon on the statehood q1es
tion will be strict adherence to the
caucus action Of the party April IL
last on the same question This ac'
ton took the form that two states
should be made 6f the four territories
This resolution repeated. the disposl
tion Of the statehood bill Will be u
simple matter. It has under the rules
OF the house been referred to the com
mittee on territories. There Is moth
ing to indicate that this committee
will bring tho blu into the house at
the present session OF congress-. This
course will obviate the risk OF sub
iecting the measure to motion 70
concur in tho senate amendments to
the bill with the consequent opportu
nifty for the success OF the motion
through a union Of democratic votes
and sufficient republican members 70
make a majority. The advocates o.
the bill in It's present form claim te
have forty.five republican members Of
the house who will vote with the dem
ocrats TO concur This Is three times
the number required It IL to obyiat'
the success Of this plan that the bill
will be allowed to remain In commit
tee until the expiration OF the fifty
eighth congress. March 4th next.
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kentucky on Rampage.
TEXAS GOOD
ROADS CONVENTION.

TEMPLE Texas Feb. 10--The cen
tral Texas good roads convention I'M
der the auspices Of tho Missouri. Kan,
sas and Texas railway company bo-
gan its sessions here today. Presi4
dent Finney, Assistant General Man
ager Maxwell. Col. w. II. Moore. prds-
ident Of tho National Good Roads
association. and w. u. Ioucks Of 81.
Louis. national Organiser. delivered
addresses. Tho convention will con.
tinue In session over tomorrow.
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Fr,iQkfflyI Train wI,6Ck
Reported from Mexico

BULLETIN, LAREDO, Tex, Feb.
Passenger train No, 4 over the
National railway OF Mexico, known as
tho MexicoSt. Louis express which
left here yesterday collided with n
freight train at Carneros, Mexico, to-
day. 1t IL not definitely known how
many were killed but one report says
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-10

thirteen were killed and seventeen In.
jured. At the offices Of the National
railway In this city nothing could bo
learned OF the wreck, the officials not
having any details II was later stat
ed by an cmploye that the telegraph
operator at SaItilIo, the first station
north OF tho scene OF the accident.
reported only ono person Killed.
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finally scattered workmen.
Iron Works Closed.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 10.--The
Putiloff iron works and Franco Rus
sian works are again closed, tho men
having walked out in q body today In
consequence Of the refusal Of their
employers to grant an eighthour day.
The strikers number over eight thous-
and.
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year, and providing for contingent
fund not o\exceed $1,000 in any one
year. The bill also limits the an
nual cost of the company to $4,000 a
year instead of $4,000 as provided in
the original bill. The other amend
ments are to perfect the measure and
increase the efficiency of the COM
pany.
The coal oil inpection bill then
came down from the house and was
passed by a vote of 8 to 8, Catron,
Ballard and Miller voting no, after
Catron had made violent attack
on the measure as providing birth
for an official, to which Mr.. Martin
replied that it was to be expected
that democrat would oppose meas
ure which would give place in the
territorial government 10 republi.
can.
In addition to the business men
toned above, the house this after
noon passed resolution providing
for visiting committees from the leg.
islatur~ to the several territorial ms
,itu,ions The house also passed the
joint memorial asking the senate not
to concur in the house resolution re-
cognizing the prior rights OF Texas
TO waters of the Rio Grande, In con-
nection with the measure to build a
government reservoir on the Rio
Grande at Engle.
The day has been by far the most
interesting In the present session Of
the legislature and another active
day is promised tomorrow. There Is
much favorable comment here on the
insurance department bill which was
drawn by President Clark OF the coun.
Gil and which will bring into the ter
ritorial treasury over and above all
the expense OF the office an estimated
$12 900 year.
A very short session OF the council
was held this morning at which the
only business taken up was joint men,
orial introduced by Mr.. Miller OF Dona
Ana county addressed to the senate
Of the United States and protesting
against the resolution OF the house,
No. II, 939. passed last week, which
in approving the erection of dam
on the Rio Grande at Engle, N. NJ.
recognizes the prior right OF Texas
to certain of the waters Of the Rio
Grande. and to otherwise restrict the
rights of New Mexico to the use OF
the waters carried by the stream. The
memorial, which was passed by unan.
imous vote, protests against the re-
cogntion of this prior right In any
form and asks of the senate that II
delay action until such time as tine
representatives of the Elephant Butte
Water Users association can appear
to present their side of the case.
The memorial was sent to the house
and the council took a recess until
2 O'Clock.
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Proceedings in the House.

Two new bills were introduced In
the house This morning, after the
reading of the journal. One of these
is by Mr. Wilkerson, and duplicate
Of the bill introduced In the council
by Mr.. Greer last week. regulating
and licensing the practice of Isteo.
pa,hy in New Mexico. The other Is
by MIR. CrolIott and defines the meth
cd of practice in justice of the peace
courts. 1t was sent TO the judiciary
committee where If 1t meets the fate
accorded two-thirds of the bills sent
TO that committee II will meet an ear.
ly death.
Mr.. Pendleton's bill providing for
indeterminate sentence for persons
not convicted OF capital crimes, was
again reported by the judiciary com.
mittee with an amendment which
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-10
Musical Recital
At High School
Prof. E. E. Layton Delivers Eli
oquent Address on Music,
Illustrating His Words With
Piano Selections.

AT the nlgh sCnOoI DulIulub III thc
assembly room, Thursday morning,
Prof. Layton gave q recital to the
high school pupils which was much
enjoyed by them and which elected
the warmest praise and much ap-
plause.
Miss Mary Coors, one " prof. Lay
toms brightest pupils. played the clos
Ing number with him.
/ Following is the progrnm and also
the talk delivered by the professor:
Marche Funebre. ......... Beethoven
Nocturne in r. ..... ..... Schumann
lie Vecre. ..... ...... .dautier
Intermezzo from Caralleria Rusticana
Hungarian Dance, No. &C.. .Brahna
Dying Poet (Duo). ........ Gottshalk
Music Is not In any sense a mere
amusement. Music Is at once a sci.
ence and art, and as such is highly
instructive and ennoblIng. 1t is a
useful discipline and educational to a
high degree, as II strengthens and pur,
flies both the mental and moral
powers. You know full well that all
true and complete education EN-.
braces both the intellect and morals
and without this our life Is a failure.
Music Is also a beautiful and poetic
tone-language. expressed In rhythms
as symmetrical as the most finished
word-poem. The language OF music
requires years of study before Its sub
tie and delicate thought can be mas
tered and assimilated but II is well
worth the effort and toll. for ! need
not remind you that tho rich gold OF
intellectual and artistic accomplish.
ment comes not except by
earnest and consecrated brain.
digging. The vast majority OF
our people have no clear per
ception Of the high and important
mission Of music. and strange TO say,
they give their opinions In regard to
the art with as much assurance as
does the learned judge Of jurispru
dence upon the various phases Of his
professional work. One reason for
this peculiar and lamentable state OF
affairs is found in the fact that the
kind o. music for which tho people
cIamor Is not the grade which In
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-10
Record-Breakins Day
In Territorial Legislature

Office of Insurance Commissioner Created and
That Of Coal Oil Inspector Recreated Good
Old Guadalupe County Once More-Legisla-
ture of Illinois Petitioned for Relief Against
Gear Cannon
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Nj. loThe house this morning concurred
in the Greer mounted police of 10 The
that all asked
b the caemen III Both houses adjourn
. d at O'Clock Monday afternoon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-10

Special Taxation to Feed Prison
ers Passes Both Houses Notifications Of Ranger Bill
Senate Petitoned Not Recognize Prior Water Right OF
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-10
Leaders Of House Will Make
Raseally Effort to Prevent a
Vote Which Would Certain.
ly Mean Admission Of New
Mexico.
Bill Will Probably be A llowcd {"
Remain In Committee Until
Expiration Ot Congress "a
Prevent Majority from Rul-
ing.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.--Whcn
the house adjourned today the repub'
leans began conference on the
statehood bill.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01

fcr branch iinss. II them Il tbs soiu-
Won q ths problen q operating
thess sbcrt lines u : profit. There
srs . number Of thsss bapoh lines
over The sysssn that Do NOT bring In
half Whist Il oosts 70 operate thsn
with the high priced train srsw that
Il 4 ssw ssetsary 70 havs. When
The motor cars ere put On ths crow
can consist Of the nortorman and the
eou6petos. and ons car cAa carry pas.
ssngsrs. freight and mail. These
cars can make spssd Of Fifty miles
n boar and will b more comfortable
% ride On than . train"
The announcement il mads that
orders for these motor cars will b.
plaosd & once. accompanied BY in
sstuctions for immsdiats delivery.
and shat ths branches should be opsr-
Atipg the motor cars not later than
next fall. Pueblo Cbieftain.
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Wan Go to Europe.

Rev. Ward Russell expects to leave
Monday for trip to EUROPE. His
plan now il to bs gone only about
two months. England. Scotland.
France. Itaty. Switzerland. Germany
and Holland will constitute the sphere
Of his sight seeing. In speaking Of
tho trip he said. II will just make
. Tying visit to few Of the places
Of Interest that have long desired to
sss. The historic places and the great
art galleries and cathedrals will claim
my flrst attention. ! will take .
look nt the Alps but do mot expect 20
do any mountain climbing ~ can
get plenty Of that here. Al to leav-
ing my church work, think that
will 40 along slpendidly for thas time
without me. Mr. Kitohing. . good
Bible scholar, will use my stere.
optioon ON Sunday nights. telling
about the piotares. -Four Of the
brethren will sake turn about talk
ing on Lords day mornings. The
subjects will be assigned before I
leave. The prayer meeting also will
b Left In the hands Of competent per-
sons and think everything will 60
right on without . hitch" Mr.. Rus
ssll ~ill have . patriotic service Sun.
day night usins some Of his new
piotures.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01
.sThs t,,rcus Rsautiful." J"

The floto Shows proved all that II
3D. srtissd-the best Of vsrything IN
the eirous line. Il 10 estimated that
., 800 wsrs In the big tent last night
20 witness the performance. and that 10
considered . mighty sood crowd In >
town Of $500 people OF course.
many were down from the camps ~
IL always the case on such oooasious.
Floto 10 presenting this season an
entirely new program. All Of the old
stersotypsd jokss and aots havo been
''out ous." 20 70 speak. and some Of
ths grAndsst eats ever presented to
IN American public al carried with
this aggregation. No gambling
games or other devices for robbins
the public are permitted with the
show. The verdict Of Florence peo-
pie IL thst the Fioso shows are getting
better every year.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01
Rockvale News.

June 30. 1905.
Mrs. Vim. Newcomb and Wilma
were Coal Greek visitors Wednesday.
The n. e. Sabbath school will hold
. picnio in ths grove. July lh.
Rev. Bell Of Florence was in Rock
vale Tuesday.
Dan Richards and family moved to
Hsathton On ThursdAy.
Nia Ola Proctor Of canca CITY and
lriss Aayns J. Llswsllyn have rent
a the Riser oostaes anA will keep
.'beehsios sisls' qsarssss" duripa the
sehsol tern.
Owing 70 . wreck In the shaft the
nine did nol work the lsttsr part Of
The week.
Mn. David Bodysomb has bsen
quite Ill.
The nar,iage Of Mis- Bessie Riph-
ards and Mr.. Jesss Penny will ooour
u the home Of the brides parents Juiy
y.
Assh Bodyeonb Il spending the sum.
nsr in Canon City With her sistsr. Mrs
=. b. Jsnkiss
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caops BURn1Eo UP.
Hss and Dry Weather Plays Havoc
at Nsrrisssy and ksd Creek.

at Msrrisssy and ksd Creek.
WilIian gollis rstsrnsd from the
Rsd Greek ooantry yesterday end rs-
posts The hot weather u dryins up the
vegetables. The conditions Of the
fasnsrs. according 70 Mr.. Foliis must
b something dsplorsbls. The crops
that = short time ago were In the best
possible shape have bssn practically
ruined By the intense hest and dry
spell Of the last month. He says the
ditchss or nearly all Of them. sre dry
and that the reservoirs the farmers
constructed are empty. Unless rain
visits shat section the 1905 crops will
b almost : total failure.
Conditions m the Hardscrabble are
euits The costrary. Alfalfa IL In the
prime of condition aud the yield will
b The heaviest this year IL hes bsen
for the last three. Water 10 plentiful
and the farmers are happy. The
wsssr. however. 10 diminishlnG in
Hardscrabbie creek 70 some sxtent.
but there will b plenty 70 supply the
demands this season.
NJ. Eollis while ont in the country
W. engaged In rapning lines for II.
O. Nsntssf On Psck crsek. &c hes
recently Aled % dsssSt claim and
will bsild ditohss and dams 10 catch
The rain snA hood waters nsxt spring.
NJ. 1ollis lsaves this evening for
0rseavills. the ssw mining camp
this ode Of Junkins Park. whore he
Il insassstsd IN sons mining claims.
Hs 10 still sndsT the impfsssion that
both 0rsssvills ssd Junkins are des.
tinsd " make predicting mineral
oaaaps. A. lsass hs will do bis part
In making then %. y he goes mp to
psespset this trip.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01
Dsssss Resa dsaes Rebbsd.

The hems q kr. and Ars. Henry
Dstess. - Hass sseesA street was
sstsesl asd resss1 between i:so end
An s'olsoa yssessdAy afssspoos
Wills ~ fAnily wM satsaAias the
eiseas.
xhs basglazs sstsrs1 The houss By
~ w = ~ ~ seoa. Upos lsav.
NJ thsy lesAsA ~ ssse. Upes en-
tssisR ths hoas vnsa sstsynins fsoa
~ eiscss Ne Dsttsss Sossd ths valiss
~ sssa 80 tie ~ esotAss rsmassd.
~ isysstssy q ths eoeAs missing
sAsvs 49, . ass.saiissr rsvelvsr. ssw
~, selid sold es6 bsseoss and ~.
sfsl silk hasdkssohisfs wsss Stolen.
~ fAe = kssvs 10 nssey vas taken.
r. thsivss sainsA sn1sases Into
~ hesss ~ ssloekips ths bsd roen
1ses - nsse have ussd . skeleton
~.
Jnse bsfers q shortly aftsr shisvss
lreAs Int the hens 4 J. J. Hsssiok.
1fasisr svsaus a,sl pair Of white
slk hide shoes, . cham snd boys
watch wszs stolen. The occurrence
~ M ssportsd sntil 10 O'Clock lest
sight.
I Nasshal Green has since bssn look.
Ing fss two nsGress whom he suspects.
A. y ssasly The ssaal osss II was
~ long and short of its tall man
aad . shees nan, That ofaser ayr
snssasss was affected By means Of
skslstso ksys. Several colored men
have bssr hsld but they ars not The
men vaassd.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01
70 lassall Meters.

Instsed Of running trains on il
lisss - The Colorado division. the
Missesri Pasihe railroad will install
. MOTOR oar service On thsss runs.
This announcement has 1ast bssu
nads ~ J. 81. Richards. COUNSEL for
shs kissosri Paoi6o. The matter Of
payiss train crew end other sxpss.
Aitafss. II y saiA. viii bs eliminated
whsa ~ Asses sazs ars plaesd IL
ssevlss. h disssaisa the pssposi.
~. : leeal s@sial II TIE Missouri
raei1s sssli s
s'xAs no1ss esss sbst Ass 70 b
Dlase1 - ~ vasisss beasshss of IN
lgl.sast hssaas ~ ~ espjag tAiaa
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01

N. and the fare 10 only $2.6 for the
round trip. This 10 the most delight
fol daylight ride In the mountains.
passing the Royal Gorge before the
sun IL too high for convenience. 8-b
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01

Rio Orande Excursion Rates.
Rates to Denver for Overland races
o. rs for round trip. Selling dates
June ~. ~. July 1 and g; hnal limit
for return July Q.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01

All uniformed organizations Of SEQ
ret lodges are requested to Asteud the
dance 70 BE- given by Star Of the West
Company No. 4. U. r. K. OF P next
Tuesday evening in uniform. "a
The daily tribune., 1905-07-01

Tioksts 70 points sass via the Mis-.
souri, Pacific from Canon City. and
slations wsst thereof. viii allow pur.
ohasers side trip from Pueblo 70 Dsn-
YER and rsturn when d~sired Please
bear this in mind. Il