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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26


don't she?" calmly commented
the man of the cigar. rolling it
into the other corner of his
mouth. The woman was still at
little distance. "Rel'tiv O.
yourn?"
That's my wife. Shet upl"
growled the other. She came on,
repeating her questions with added
vigor. Several of the men in the
grove strolled that way.
This amt to be talked over
in public, Liza" entreated Brad.
I'm here tendin to a little bus
ness and"
Bus ness! Bus nessi" she
snapped. You amt got no
more bus'ne in you than an
ounce O soft soap has got. Gents, "
she said, pointing her finger at her
abashed husband, that here bunch
O. Candle-wickin' on two legs,
sence he married me a year ago,
has set round, chawed tobacker,
snapped bosses and run a good
farm out to the peaked tail O.
northin farm my first husband
tug-a-lugged his life out a-gittin'
into shape Six weeks ago | put
on mortgidge and started him out
hay-pressin', after gittin his solemn
pledge an promise that he would
never swap bosses ag'in in all his
mortal life And now-and now
there he Isl What's he got left A
boss" she lifted the humble
equine's lip boss that's older
than Methus labs off OK, an there
amt northin' else to show for
it all.
Il got three dollars boot on the
last trade, quavered Brad with a
final flicker of spirit.
If you amt the last run O.
shad. then miss my guess, she
rallied. I've heard tell of general
wuthlessness, and I've seen scare
crows that was so tired they
wouldn't flop their arms with a
gale O wind to. help; but it's no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

Got snapper out there"
Yep" Faint show Of interest Brads
part.
Guess III have squint at him then "
The man rolled his cigar TO oblique slant
and posted away, Brad following and whiting list
lessly Man of cigar, holding his head cooked to
keep the smoke OF his eyes, grabbed the horse
nose and nub Of chin, yanked his jaws apart and
peered. Then he said; HUH and expectorated;
next fingered the animals muzzle, and then walked
around him at good distance said; Huh" and
expectorated again. Haint that the Cal Syphers
boss, he inquired.
Didn't know Cal ever owned him, said Brad
IN nOn-coInmttal fashion.
Wal, ! reckon II the same boss.
Man Of the cigar prodded his thumb into the
beasts skeleton hook. The horse WINGED and
crooked his leg.
Vas, he's alwas favored himself there con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

enough sleep so that anyone could plaster
that Gothic ruin onto you"
Brad was suffering with an angry reply
but he hammered to glance over his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26

0 the grove and hitched He appeared
a considerable number of the dickerers,
: strolled among them, whiting at a
he had pulled from the bushes near
was greeted as Brad with offhand
:
ht you had started out with hay-pressin'
Brad' said a man with a cigar cooked to
down slant of a SLOUGH hat
assented Brad curtly
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
.YANKS AND
BR|T|SHERS
FRATERN|zE
Informal Exchange Of Views
Between Officers Of Two
Nations.
Gala Day in Annapolis Prince Louis 10
Go to Washington 10 Be Received
BY President.

Annapolis. Nov. 2.--American and
British officers are quickly becoming
acquainted and all forenoon there
were Informal exchange OF visits be.
tween officers Of the two nations.
Early In the day there started FROM
the bay long column OF white and
leaden colored launches steaming up
fccm the fleet bringing the British
and American officers for day in
Annapolis. This afternoon at $3.50
Prince Louis and Admiral Sands will
review brigade OF midshipmen. Al.
ter dress parade will occur the recep-
ti0n Of Admiral Sands to Prince
Louis and his staff and commanding
officers Of the squadron. Prince
Louis, accompanied by his staff and
commanding officers. will leave on q
special train tomorrow for Washing
ton, where they will be presented to
the president by Sir .:ortimer Du.
rand, the British ambassador.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
SHEEP SHIPMENTS LARGE

The Santa Fe central railway has
at present 5000 sheep in It's local
yard which will be shipped over the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad today
to the San Luis valley where they
will be held for sixty days or more
to be fattened prior to their shipment
to the eastern markets, says Tues
days New mexican. As soon as
these are moved 6,Uv0 more will be
brought in. probably tomorrow, for
transportation over the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad. The Santa Fe Gen.
trail is keeping well up with the ship
ments and is sending In the sheep as
fast as their connecting roads can
furnish them cars.
The total number Of future orders
for the month Of November. which
will be handled by the Santa Fe Gen.
tral, amounts to $1,000 sheep. These
will be shipped In as fast as the Den
yer & Rio Grande can supply the
necessary cars for the transportation OF
them. Thirty cars will be placed at
the yards today to accommodate the
number already in the pens. and the
movements will continue as fast as
the connecting roads can handle them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Dead Cashier Left q Second
But Unsigned State.
ment.
District Attorney DuakIe Talks Vaguely
Of Criminal Action on Charge Of
Compisaey.

Fttsburg. No. limited States
District Attorney Dunkle stated to,
day that Cashier Clark had left an.
other written statement besides the
one addressed to his wife. dealing
with Enterprise bank affairs. Attor-
|ney Dunkle said the statement or con.
fession Vas In the hands Of Receiver
Cunningham. II IL nor signed but
charges w. II. Andrews with Clark's
ruin.
Has anything been done towards
beginning criminal action against any.
one?" was asked.
Nothing yet" replied Dunkle.
I'VE must be able 10 snow that
Clark and others were in conspiracy
to wreck the bank or misappropriate
its funds before we can get action
against them, and Cashier Clark Is
dead. therefore 1t Is going to be some
thing difficult to do. Besides Special
Examiner Moxey has not finished his
investigation. and will not be able to
do so for several months"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Work Prooressina RapIdly.

Workmen are erecting the immense
smoke stacks for the new power house
Of the Las Vegas Light & Power com.
pany today and the building is being
rushed to completion. The furnaces
are now completed and the boilers In
place and as soon as the machinery
arrives and is set up the masonry
work will be finished.
The company is now strlnging the
new rails for the extension Of the car
line on Twelfth street and Railroad
avenue. and as soon as the ties arrive
the work of laying the track will be.
gin. The ties for the extension will
be here within from ten days TO two
weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Following is Pagnini's

unknown. Following is Pagnini's
story In his own words,
"About five years ago the Sheep
Ranch gambling house AT Salt Lake
City was held up and robbed by three
men, and a man by the name Of
Prowse, who was dealer in the
house. was shot and killed, ] was
arrested, together with another man,
ON suspicion Of having been the hold
ups and murderers We were tried.
convicted and sentenced 10 he shot.
About five days before ! was to be
shot Dr., Cuneo got stay Of execu-
lion and a new trial for me,
"Dr. Cuneo got an affidavit from a
man. who was then IN prison at Can.
on City. 10 the effect that ] was on
q train between Ogden and Salt Lake
City at the time the gambling house
was held up. I was on the train and
this man saw me, This proved an
alihi and I was allowed TO go free.
From Salt Lake City went back TO
the old ountry-Italy-and stayed
there several months. From there ]
came back to this country and went
10 Mexico. where ] have been ever
since as an engineer with the Brassie
Mining company.
Il happened to he In Fl PasO on
business when DR.. Cuneo's telegram
reached me. telling me to hurry To
Denver on important business.
thought perhaps some Of my relatives
we're dead and hurried there. On my
arrival ne showed me i-e clipping
stating that had been hanged In
Canada. Now am here TO show
everybody that l was not."-El Paso
Herald.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
THE TOURIST RUSH

Tonight the rush Of west bound
tourist travel through the city ceases
for the present at least. Four sections
Of No. and four sections Of No. Z are
reported this evening. the first train
at little after five o'clock and the
others scattering along till midnight.
All Of these trains are laden with tour
lists taking advantage Of the $25 rate
to California.
Some Of the equipment that has
been seen within the past few days
u wonderfully and fearfmsy made sAd
patched up. Wagner cars Of the vint-
age Of 81. the first run Of the Pull
man factory. abandoned private cars
from the Burlington and Northern
Pacific, business cars from jerk water
roads OF the Osarks. emigrant cars
and ancient tourist sieepers have all
been pressed into service to handle
the west bound throng.
The Santa re judiciously and wide
" advertised the S25 rate from Chi
cago. but found itself entirely unable
to cope adequately with the responsive
multitude. However, the company
had offered to convey anyone who list.
ed to Los Angeles for the specified
sum and the offer had to be carried
out. Hence the antique pattern Of
many Of the cars that have been seen
here. The exodus to the coast far
surpasses all records.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
WELLMAN BELIEVES
HEARST WILL WIN

Walter Wellman, wiring from New
York TO the Record-Herald, says:
One OF the mightiest and most
passionate popular upheavals known to
the history of politics in the metr0po-
lis. is now in progress.
III It roars and rumbles eu a. II
lis now going for another week. the
outcome next Tuesday will be NUM-
cipal revolution, smashing defeat Of
both the old political parties, and the
triumph Of two Independents, Jerome
and Hearst.
District Attorney Jerome Is we'll
nigh sure Of success, snd. strange as
1t may seem, and despite the betting
odds Of two and a half to one In Nc
Clellan's favor, Editor Hearsts
chances to win the mayoralty are as
good as the Tammany candidates
Hearst Is running neck and neck with
Mcclellan and WINS, the republican
standard bearer, is far behind.
The betting odds on Mcclellan,
which have held at three to one for
q week, are absurd. Already they
have begun to drop and before the
end Of the week predict they will
60 down to a rational figure-some.
thing like even money against the
field. And II the current Of public
passion continues few days longer
at its present voltage Hearst will be
an odds on favorite by Sunday. and.
barring treachery. will be elected
mayor Of Greater New York week
hence.
1.-THE mental attitude Of the peo.
Iple OF New Yory todky Is one Of pro.
test--angry. indignant protest against
grating in public office. grating In
high finance. grating In life insur.
ance. bribery in legislatures and
boards OF aldermen, rake-off and get.
|rich-quick schemes in manipulation OF
the peoples money.
at Is determination to hit with
n club the political bosses who have
made this system possible--the bosses
1who have stood and gained wealth
from corporations and contracts end
from franchise peddling here In the
city and up at the state capitol in
Albany
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Decree Unsatisfactory.

St. Petersburg. Nov. 2--The imper-
ial decree creating cabinet ministers
under the imperial manifesto granting
a constitution to Russia was gazetted
this morning and has already aroused
criticism as the machinery Is extreme
ly complicated and smacks of the old
fashioned bureaucratic regime The
relations of the cabinet to the council
of the empire or upper chamber, and
the imperial douma or popular cham.
Der, are not clear because the powers
of these bodies are yet to be defined.
Two features are especially unsatis-
factory. While the cabinet has no
to decide matter within
the competency of legislative bodies
no measure of general importance"
can be introduced in the chamber
sanction Of the cabinet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Mediea, Men Scrap.

Because he secured one of his pa
tients, DIR. r.. N. Wilson attacked DIR.
r. l.. Hurst in front OF the Armijo
building in Albuquerque. Both the
physicians were placed under arrest
by Constable James Smith. The
trouble between the two medical men
has been of long standing and when
they met face to face Monday they
proceeded to settle the old accounts.
Boht were badly bruised.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

that he looked cry much alive, says
the Denver News.
Pagnini. who was former Denver
man, went under the alias Of Charles
King about five years ago, and at that
time he spent most Of his time In and
around Salt Lake City. When he dis
carded the name for his rightful one
some one also took up the alas, and
this some one was hanged in Canada
on September 30 for murder.
Salt Lake City had only known one
Charles King, and when 1t was learn
ed that man answering that name
had been hanged in Canada news
paper correspondent Immediately con.
cluded that 1t must be Pagnini. and
announced his conclusions to the
world. The dispatch was printed and
seen by DIR. Cuneo. who opened up
communication with Pagnini and had
him come to Denver to deny 1t in
person.
The alias of Charles King seems to
be hoodoo---at least II was for Pag-
mini and the man who was hanged.
While the former was known by that
name he was arrested on the charge
of having murdered gambler In Salt
Lake City. He was tried, convicted
and sentenced TO be shot. DIR. Cuneo
was then the Italian consul here. and
he took mp the matter in an effort
TO save his countryman.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
HANGED BUT AP.
PEARS IN EL PASO

IL don't look as If had been hanged
by the neck until was dead, do II
asked Oreste Pagnini Thursday after
his arrival in Denver from FL Paso.
Tex, having been summoned here by
telegram from DIR. Joseph Cuneo.
formerly Italian consul here. Those
who saw him were forced 20 admit
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
I~~v~~~~~ - .

lists" with whom the police are frater.
nizing. marching through the prin.
ctpal streets bearing national flags,
portraits OF the emperor and ikons
singing national hyms and smashing
everything In their way. and looting
shops and houses. Hospital wagons
passed through the streets incessant.
ly carrying off the killed. wounded
and mutilated. The populace is panic
stricken.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
TAFT AT COLON

Colon. Nov. 2.--The United States
cruiser Columbia. from Norfolk, va.
Oct. 2sth. with Secretary Taft and his
party on board, has just been sig
nailed. The public buildings. offices
of the Panama railroad and other es-
Establishments are flying flags in hon
or of the double event. the second
anniversary of the establishment OF
the republic Of Panama and the ar
rival of Secretary Taft.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Trssfe . stopped.

Warsaw. Nov. 2.-The restaurants
were closed at noon and traffic stop.
ped. Despite the governors proclaim
alton immense patriotic professions
gathered in the various parts of the
city during the afternoon and paraded
the streets, headed by Catholic priests
carrying crosses and caurch and ma.
tional flags. Professions converged
towards the monument OF the Polish
poet, Mickiewicz, where patriotic
speeches arounsed enthusiasm.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
CHASTITY EVIDENCE OF METHOD
OF INITIATING STUART PIERSON

bent cotton. also saturated with
blood. County Prosecutor Stillwell
expresses the firm belief that the bov
was chloroformed and then tied
across the tracks as part OF the initia.
tion into the college fraternity. Still
well says ne has several persons under
surveillance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Excess eesets Repression.

Warsaw. Nov. 2--It now appears
that thirty persons were killed and
over a hundred wounded during the
conflicts here last night. Instead OF
the expected abolition Of martial law
today the military governor had the
walls covered with proclamations an
nouncing that in consequence OF yes.
terday's disturbances the crowds as
sembliEg in the streets will be dis.
persed by force of arms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

Washington, Nov. "A formidable.
yet necessary. increase in the navy
has been recommended by the general
board, of which Admiral Dewey is
president. 1t recommends the presi.
dent to ask congress to authorize dur.
ing the coming session three battle
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
THREE IMMENSE BATTLEShlPS
RECOMMENDED BY GENERAL BOARD

ships of displacement which will
enable them to carry at Teas, ten IL.
inch breech loading guns; six torpedo
boats, six torpedo boat destroyers and
-four submarine torpedo boats. In
order to carry the guns proposed the
battleships must have displacement
of at least $4,000 tons.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
MANY REALTY
TRANSACTIONS


yuma Ranch company corporation
deed) dated October 8. 1905. consider
alton 10000. conveys land and ranch
at Romeroville.
Encarnacion Zamora ct al to A. A.
Jones Especial w. d. dated October
"a, 1906, $3.50. conveys land In San
Miguel county.
A. b. Stone, Sr., To Mary Stone
general warranty, October l6. 1906,
consideration $500. conveys lots 10.
20, west half Of lot 81. block 2. Lopez
Sulzbacher and Rosenwald addition
to Las Vegas.
Rose Williams to Adelaide Coma
les, October 26. 1905. consideration
II, conveys land in precinct 6. south
srly Side National street.
J. Abercrombie etux to Mary A. de
Graftenreid. September 16, 1905. con-
sideration SO, conveys land east side
of Gallinas river in Las Vegas.
Thos. F.. w. Coombs to Mary A. de
Graftenreid. October %, 1905, con.
sideration SO. conveys land east Of
Gallinas river in Las Vegas
T. w. Hayward ano wife to Douglas
Avenue Building company, October
25. 1905. consideration $1,000. conveys
lot 10, block Is, Lorenzo Lopez addi-
tiOn.
J. H. York and wife to Lube Gil
strop, April Z. 1905. consideration 81,
conveys lot and one.fourth OF lot 7.
block "a. Hillsite Town company.
Charles Coe and wife to James
Kerr, October %, 1905. consideration
$500, conveys lots CT. north half of
s, block 2, T. Romero addition.
Luciano Macs y Gonzales to United
States, July II, 1905, consideration
800. conveys north half northwest
quarter section 30. township II, N. r.
% r.
Doroteo 1afoya etux to Dolores
Mares. October rs, 1905. conveys land
in precinct Sc, San Miguel county.
Daniel r. Snyder etux to Pat d.
McElrov, August 81, 1905, considera-
ton 500, to lots Sc. block IS Hillsite
Town company addition.
A. II. Harris etux to Fred ]. Harris,
October 21, 1905. consideration 81,
land In San Miguel county.
Fred j. Harris to Elizabeth 8. Har-
ris. October II, 1905. consideration 81,
conveys land in San Miguel county.
Sarah r. Reynolds ct al to G. A.
Fleming. September Z, 1905, consider
alton 81, conveys lots Is, rs. II, Is,
block 4G, Buena Vista addition.
Alice s. Edwards ct ais to invest
ment & Agency Cooperation, Septem.
ber IA, 1905. consideration $1,000.
conveys certain lot of land in Las
Vegas tcity).
F. n. Schultz to August +. Schultz,
October II. 1905. consideration 81,
conveys lots 1916, block L. Juan Jose
Lopez addition.
Southwestern Realty company TO
Mutual improvement company, Octo-
ber II, 1905. lots 90, 81, 20. 23, "a, 25,
26. 81, 2S, 20. Elston addition.
+. VI. Pierce eft ais TO Douglas
Avenue Building company. considera-
tion 81. lots SO, block IS, Lorenzo
Lopez addition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

Mount Vernon, O., Nov. 2.-Buried
beneath a culvert, 200 feet from the
spot where Stuart Pearson, the Ken
Won college student was ground 10
death by train on Sunday. the au'
thorities have found three lengths OF
blood stained rope and wad of absor-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

Delegate to Congress w. II. An
drews has recommended to the most
office department for establishment, a
potoffice at Brownhorn. Roosevelt
county Miss Allie Montgomery TO BE-
postmaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Students on Guard.

Kanzan, Russia, Nov. 2.-The city
is now under the guardianship of the
newly formed citizen militia consist
ing Of students and workmen and
mastering 400 men armed with wea.
pons taken from the police. The
new guards patrolled the street all
night. There were no disturbances.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Socialists W. Lobbyists.

Warsaw, Now 2.--fhe infantry
fired on a crowd Of demonstrators at
3 O'Clock this afternoon. Two per-
sons were killed and seven wounded.
Many fights took place in various
parts OF the city. The socialists are
attacking patriotic professions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Strike Declared or.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 2.-The pros
poets for the country quieting down
for the present at least are mucn
brighter. While the revolutionary
spirit is abroad the masses of the
reds seem to realize they have reach
ed the end OF their tether and they
are afraid TO push matters to the
point OF failure. The social demo-
Gratis and strike leaders, realizing
that they will soon be in the minor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

ODESSA, NOV. 2,-(5:oo P. NJ
TROOPS WRECKED TERRIBLE
VENGEANCE ON THE RESIDENTS
OF THREE HOUSES FROM THE
BALCONIES OF WHICH SHOTS
HAVE BEEN FIRED UPON THE
TROOPS Bv UNKNOWN PERSONS.
THE SOLDIERS sToRMED THE
HOUSES AND with UNHEAR0 OF
eAReARlrY MAssAcRED ALL THE
INHABITANTS IT Is PERSISTENT.
" ASSERTED THAT THE PER-
SONS WHO FIRED ON THE
TROOPS WE'RE DISGUISED POLICE
MEN WHO PURPosELY PRovok-
ED THE TROOPS. THE CITY is A
DISMAL SIGHT. THE STREETS
ARE FILLED WITH cossAcks
AND FLYING DETAcHMENTs OF
RED CROSS WHICH FOLLOW
BANDS OF MURDERous RIOTERS.
THE FIRING HAS BEEN UNiN-
TERRuPTED THE WHOLE DAY
AND STILL CONTINUES As THIS
DISPATCH ls FILED. MANY HUN.
pReos HAVE BEEN kitLED AND
WOUNDED.
cossacks eagerly attack the stu
dent militia which 10 courageously
tryina 70 stem the bands who are
nassaering and piIia0ing principally
In the Jewish quarter. The ioeters
openly divide the goods, the cossacks
In many cases participating In the
proceeds Of the rohberies. The city is
in . dreadful state Of panic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Proved an Ai,b'.

He secured a stay from the supreme
court and subsequently secured a new
trial. An affidavit from convict In
the Canyon city penitentiary was pro.
duced. and Pagnini proved an alibi.
Pagnini was released. He resumed
his rightful name and left for parts
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

ity, have declared the strike off begin.
ming tomorrow. Trains are already
running on many lines and the back.
bone of the strike Is broken.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Anarchy Rampant.

Odessa, Nov. 2.-Anarchy Is ram
pant here. Killing and plundering by
bands of hundreds Of ''lOyalists" con-
tinued this morning. The night was
made hideous, the bodies of loyal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
Jews Attacked.

Orel. Nov. 2.-Anti-Jewish riots
have broken out here. Shops have
been looted and many people killed
or injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

proclamation
nutdi t in o h
bh %
, mo be o Of Wis
, aanna ha bee
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

hard work going over the mountains
with the heavily laden tourist cars as
with heavy freight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

Thorough
9 " ''1Ss