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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11
lNplANe 8 DAMAGE

Judge A. J. Abbott. who has been In
albuquerque several days In connec'
ton with the Isleta Indians dance
suit against the Santa Fe railway com
pany, has returned to Santa Fe. He IL
the government attorney for the Pue'
bio Indians and the suit Is for flood
damages to their farming lands and
gardens. the railroad gradaacting as 9
dam.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11

The union of carbide manufacturers
in Europe Is to hold an an exhibition
OF ecetylene apparatus at Paris very
Q 1t Is intended to determine the
present status Of development In gen
Grating and other devices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11

Il Is said that q certain New York
cnaffeur receives . salary Of 5000
a year. besides IN allowance Of q
similar amount for keeping the a In
running order. This amount Is indie
pendent Of his commissions on re-
pairs and new parts purchased.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11
CATARRH

After promising to get some FISH for
dinner. Max Hartmann, having gone
mad, went to the Hamburg zoo, remov'
cd a young alligator from the pond
and took It home for his wife to
cook.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11
wlscoNslN MAN olgA-

Joseph J. q. Weber, q business man
/. Of Racine, Wis, died IN Santa Fe from
consumption. He came there thirteen
months ago for his health.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11
". J. SLAUGHTER DIES

William J.. Slaughter. . member at
large OF the territorial Republican cen.
trail committee. died in Santa Re from
malarial fever contracted q. st. Louis
while custodian Of the New Mexico *.
hibit Il the louisiana Purchase expo
sition. Slaughter came TO Santa Fe
twenty-three years ago and was q
leader Ganong the colored people Of
the territory He leaves Z widow and
c.eI chfliren. &
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11
MAY REcovER--

MAY HgCOVEH-
Richard 9. Wilson. the young man
who Is q patient In st. vincent's hos
pital, in Santa re. . the result Of
injuries received while stealing q ride
on . Santa Fe Central passenger train
near willard last Saturday evening. ID
slightly stronger. The blood poison.
Ing which had appeared in his left
shoulder after the arm had sbesn' am.
putated. IL disappearing. Although
his condition Is stiIl critical he may
recover.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-11
n re CONTESTANTS

privilege Of representing the Santa Fe
high school In the territorial orator.
ical contest to be held at Albuquerque
on December ~ are AZ follows: Ada
III. Harvey, Harry Hogle. LOta. Newhall,
Eva Wientge, and Laura Wood. The
contest vii take place at the high
school, on the evening Of December Is.
It Is expected that there will be ten
schools represented In the territorial
contest and much interest Ia being
manifested In the preparations.
MAY De MURDER
Thomas Jordan, the vinita, l. r..
bank robber being held inAlbuquerque
may be a murderer and a notorious
cattle thief. A letter which Jordan
wrote to a woman living near vinita
was intercepted and In It Jordan tells
Of q fight he had with a man In Colo
RADIO and Of cutting him 10 badly that
the man died. He also speaks Of
being sorely In need. Of money and
that II he did not rob the Gallup bank
he would return to vinita and rob an
other bank In Indian territory. Jordan
denies any connection with the rob-
berry Of a bank In Denver, but says
he was In that city several weeks ago.
ARTicLes OF INCORPORATION
The following articles Of incorpora.
ton have been filed In the office Of
J. w. Reynolds. secretary Of the ter
ritory: The Stag Canon Fuel com.
pany. Principal place Of business Ala.
mogordo. Principal agent. Henry j..
Anderson. Of Alamosordo. The OBJ
ject Of the company Is to acquire, own.
lease, occupy. use and develop lands
containing coal or other mineral, and
wood lands or other lands, Tor the pur.
poses Of the corporation; to sell, dis.
pose Of or deal In said lands, and TO
mine, extract or traffic In the prod.
ucts Of said lands: to manufacture
coke or other products from these
lands. and 10 sell or otherwise deal or
traffic In said products. Capital stock
$500, 900.
HOSE CUT
The air brake hose on thirty-nine
freight cars has been cut lately
by some malicious person in the Al
buQuerQue yards Of the Santa Fe com
pany. All Of the cars so disabled we're
'red ball" or fast freight and many Of
them we're refrigerators containing
perishabie goods. Two trains we're
laid out In the yards for a number Of
hours. One train had been made up
and the engine and train crew we're
ready to pull out when II was discover
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

CONTEST CONSUMED
SO MUCH TIME

Denver Apr ST. Special Tho
gubernatorial contest before fhe col
orado legislature has been resnoDsi-
BILE for the failure OF considarabIs
impnr,ant legislation beiug an3Tfe5
into law. The contest consumed sa
much OF the time of the regular Sos
sion that great many measures onIv
died '"'' e
The legislature expires lv Ifmffa-
ton al T. O'Clock tonight
Among the measures that bsyo
failed is that one authorfziBg bonds
Tor SNU0,nou to- cover the cost of
maintainiug the military in several
or the mining camps OF the state
while strikes We're ON during Cover
nor Peabody.s administration.
The committee reported ravu~ablv
on the measure, but amendments re-
ducinE the amount une-fourrh and
providing for a commission ro audir
the military bin were offered and
finally the whole matter was laid on
the table
No opportunity can now arise that
Will enable the supporters of the bin
to take the bin from the table
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
STORM SUBSIDIZED
YESTERDAY

Denver. Apr 81 Especial The
storm which held Colorado and por-
liun OF New Mexico in its grasp for
thirry-siN hours. subsided yesterday
afternoon. but il is still cloudy and
threatening,
For the first time this winter the
Santa Fe road found it necessary TO
use snow plows between Pueblo and
Colorado Springs YESTERDAY
In Pueblo two inches OF moisture
fell during the storm, this being "a
record, according to the weather Of
hciaIs
East of Pueblo about Z miles a
bridge and stip of track on the
Missouri Pacific was washed out and
north of that city the Rio Grande eN-
perieuced some damage by washouts.
Several small washouts were re-
ported on the latter road between
Pueblo and Salida. All have been
repaired. however, and but little in
terrupuon of traffic resulted.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Goc, out To-day.

The formal request, prepared by
the Water Users Association. to the
secretary of the Interior for the
building of the High Line canal, was
sent to Washington today.
At the Office OF the association in
this city letters to the secretary OF
the interior and to the various con
gressmen that compose the irrigating
committee are being prepared, These
letters are for the purpose of giving
the congressman Information regard
ing the valley and the necessity OF
the ditch. AT an early date the con
eregsionaI committee viii visit Grand
Junction and the other irrigation
districts of the west, and the Water
Users Association proposes to let the
gentlemen know there is such a place
as the Grand valley before their ar
rival here.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
MOUNTAIN WATER
FOR M0NTROSE

Montrose. Colo. APR. 81 CSpe-
cialD Bids for the construction of
the reservoirs and pipe line for the
new mountain system OF wutrrwurils
for Montrose have been opened. The
work is to be in five specifications
A twenty-aCre reservoir will be built
on Squaw hill and an underground
wooden pipe line II miles long Will
connect the big reservoir with sec
ond reservoir 6 miles above town.
From this reservoir the water will
be conveyed through a lO-inCh steel
pressure main for . miles and
through an S-inch steel main for 4
miles to the town Of Montrose. The
fall for the last miles will 3l2 feet.
The bids for thc construction OF
the system ranged from $4,000 up
to $4,000. About six companies
submitted bids. The council is con
sidering the various bids, but has
not Vet awarded the contract.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Rcvicw OF March weather.

,r.,r.rsrarure - Monthly mean
fG1 or ST. degrees above the nor
mai for "a years. Maximum. J., %"
The 9Cfb. Minimum, . &, ON ihe -''A-
prsriuitatfou. Total LIS ih'No7,
o. a. AZ inch above the normal Tor !
,a,rg The accumulated excess OF
nre,ipitatiuu since January j ls I.L"
inches The greatest amount recuiu-
nJ d,irfne "a hours was 0.5l inch ON
1-tb.tNfb Total number of uas /
vim precipltation, including sprih.hN-
los 1G There were days with ram
fglI i'm excess of 0.Ol inch.
wind - Prevailing difeo' .'I.-
northwest. Total movement ''.,
miles or an average of as miles sl
hour This is considerably below, ne
,,orm,1 yelocities for March, WhlGg
are 4.G57 miles. aud an aE,efaEt o. .
IA miles per hour. A windstoru Oh
y miles per hour from the SO" i
west occurred on the -iih.
Sunshine Total hours retpFus.
1S- or So per cent of the posi- 2I,
amount. and IA per cent ueloN sIts
,,nrmo1 There were Z days ON NaI1L
mo amount of sunshine exceeded -,
nor cent. days with 100 perc sll-
snd g davs with little or no 7uI7.- liig
Weather More than the us4a
,,,ornr of cloudy weather pTevaIIe e..
durinr the month, there helh-
cIear. l8 partly cloudy and J. 'Io"ul
u The relative humidity averaged o., o..
nov cont or is per cent above 'h'
iioi 'i''' RICHARD H. SULLINAN'
observer Weather Bureau
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
NOTICE OF GENERAL CITY ELEC.
TICN

Public notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday. the 4th day of April,
A. d. 1905, there will he held, as
provided by law, a general city cleo
ton in the several voting precincts
or wards of the city of Grand June
tion, for the purpose of electing the
following officers. namely:
One Mayor.
One City Treasurer.
One Police Magistrate.
One City Clerk.
One City Marshal.
One City Attorney.
One City Engineer.
One Street Supervisor.
Two Aldermen from the First
ward of said city.
Two Aldermen from the Second
ward of said city.
Two Aldermen from the Third
ward OF said city.
Two Aldermen from the Fou. "a
ward of said city.
To serve respectively for the term Of
Office provided by law.
Each qualified voter of the city
will have the right at said election
to vote Tor candidates for each and
all of said Offices.
The polls to be open in the several
precincts from seven o'clock am. un-
til seven O'Clock pm. of said day.
And notice is hereby further given
that at said general election to be
held as aforesaid, there Will be sub
mitted to the qualified voters Of the
city of Grand Junction who are tax
payers under the law, for their ap-
proval or rejection, the question of
granting a franchise to the Citizens
Gas & Coke Company, under and in
accordance with the provisions of
ordinance No. One Hundred and
Twenty-Six 12G), at which said cleo
tlon the qualified voters who are
taxpayers under the law may vote a
ballot containing the words. For
granting a franchise to the Citizens
Gas & Coke Company" or Against
granting a franchise to the Citizens
Gas & Coke Company
In testimony whereof l have here
unto set my hand and the seal of
said city of Grand Junction this l7tn
day of March. A. d. 1905.
[SeaIl FRANK G. LESLIE.
City Clerk Of Grand Junction. Colo
RADIO.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Out of Existence

Denver, Apr. g. Special -
From reports brought to Denver by
Cattlemen and sheep men from all
over the west. ii is probable that
after May 9 next, the National Live
Stock Association will practically be
out of existence. so far as the stock
raisers of the country are concerned.
On that date the first annual con
yentiou of the American Stock Grow
ers' Association will be held in Den
yer. and 1T is declared that the stock
men from all over the country will
pin their allegiance to the new organ
ization which was formed in Denver
last january. and abandon all afiilia-
tiou with the national association.
which viii then. to all intents and
purposes, be but an adjunct to the
packers combine.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
JUDGE CASWELL
ORDERED OFF
EEF4 &gEEH

f. Denver. Apr. g. Specially !
+ Judge Caswell of Grand june !
j. tion. who was ordered from i
i. the floor of the house Saturday !
j. night with Richard Broad and !
i. other lobbyists, was there for !
+ the purpose OF inhuencing leg !
i. islauon to have Mesa county !
!. cut OF from the Seventh judicial !
j. district
= II is said that. united with !
J. Garfield and the other coun- !
J. ties included in Judge Shu- J
;. mates district, the district !
!. would be republican and give a :
!. show for a republican TO be !
i. elected to the bench.
j. j, + = : = i. = = = + + i i = + ! !
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
ASSEMBLY,
TO ADJOURN

: Denver Apr. at Especially :
= Al midnight tonight the hf- +
= teenth general assembly will +
= adjourn. !.
= There have been persistent I
= rumors AN morning through i
= Out the city that the nlegiimate !
: governor, Mcdonald. would con i
= Neue a special session of the =
l. legislature. =
: If called at all. it will con +
= Nene tomorrow morning for the :
= purpose of passing the $780, =
= 600 bond issue. the judicial re- :
= apporIionmeur bin and the leg i
= lFIallFe Eorrymander bin +
Whatever small conjunction i
: Governor Mcdonald may have :
= toward calling the session TO- :
= EeIher, this will be overcome. :
: even though 10 is repuguaut TO =
= call together again the aiders :
= ana abc'tor7 iu the stealing of =
: the gnyernorship i
y Never has AN assembly left :.
: such train of bitterness in its :.
= wake. Party lines arc split =
= wide open, and the breach will J.
: not be healed in "A generation. !
: = + = + = : !. i. i. = i. !. :, :. = = !.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Factory Ready to start.

Palisade Tribune: The building of
the PaHsade canning factory has
been completed for some time. the
machinery is on the road and every
thing viii be ready for operation
soon. though the busy season will
nor begin uu about the latter part
of July with the ripening of M" l3-
mafoes.
The building itself is 42NN0 feet
one and one-half stories high, the up
per story TO be used as "a store room,
and the cost including the machine
ry has been $4,000 The specitica-
tIous call for 3u-horsepower boiler,
but plans have already been drawn
for larger boiler of so horsepower
Thirty-hve men viii be employed
during the busy season, which VIII
bc about three months. The capacity
of the plant will be 1000 cans per
hour. but this can easily be increased
IT lis expected that 100 acres Of to-
maroes win be planted this year. and
Nd is very Important that this much
he secured this year as it Us thought
fhe hign price of peaches and other
fruit will Justify shipping lower
Grades than were sent out last year.
This acreage of tomatoes with an ay-
araro Weld will keep the factory
ruuuiug three months at its capacliy
of 10000 or 1900 cans daily. Al
ready 80 to- 35 acres have been con.
frHrtrd and no trouble is anticipated
fn securing the rest
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Distinguished onlcial Present.

Saturday evening, while the Fra
ternal Union of America was holding
"a meeting in Labor Temple. the mem
bcrs were agreeably surprised to have
announced as visitor f. f. Roose
of Denver. who is supreme president
OF this order. Not a member knew
Mr. Roose was within 400 miles of
their meeting, consequently they
were taken completely by surprise.
Mr. Roose met with hearty vel
come and proved to be one of the
most able speakers the writer has
CHANGED to meet.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Five Killed; Five Injured

Warsaw. Apr. 3-CspegiaIl A
serious conflict occurred at l."o last
evening in Dzika street where lew
ish socialist society. known as the
hund. had organized demonstra-
tion. ,....
The troops which came TO dispers,e
the Gathering fired into the crowd
killing four men and woundug forty
Dersons. two of whom We're women
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
VIII Appreciate Your support
(CommunicatedD

y. L. Nearing the well known pro-
prietor of the LaCourt hotel, who is
candidate for alderman in the First
ward on the republican and citizens
ticket. Will appreciate the support OF
the people of that ward. He believes
that he can represent their interests
in the council as well as any man.
and promises TO AZ all times prove
true to the trust placed in him if
elected to the office. Mr.. Nearing is
"A large property owner and a large
taxpayer. He has been citizen of
the valley for a number OF years. Mr..
Nearing will make a good alderman
and "a vote for him will not be mis-
placed
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Hetty Took Time

New York. Apr 81 Especially
For The first time in her busy life.
Mrs. Hetry Green the woman of
finance, recently took her attention
from her tremendous Investments
long enough TO sit for portrait.
That having once consented to
waste the time" she did il umlably
is proved by The excellent likeness of
her now ON exhibition at the studio
OF the artist Mrs. Jennie Delony
Rice.
The seutneI-5oc per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Serious Conflict

Prescott. Ariz, Apr s. Especial. ,
As the result of an explosion in
the United Verde mine al Jerome
owned bv Senator Clark five men are ~
dead and five others were seriously N
not fatally injured.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

If YOU HAVE WRITTEN \ PAR
TY NAME IN THE BLANK SPACE
LEFT FOR THAT PURPOSE At
rHE HEAD or THE BALLOT AND
DESIRE no VOTE FOR \ CANDl-
DATE UPON ANOTHER TICKET
WHERE THERE ARE TWO OR
MORE OFFICES OF THE SAME
TIWE. PLACE \ CROSS tN) MARK
X INK OPPOSITE THE NAME OF
TUE CANDIDATE FOR WHOM YOU
DESIRE TO VOTE. ON SItH OH
FR TICKET, AND DItAN y LiNT ~.
NI\It THROUGH THE NAME OF
rus CANDIDATE FOR WHOM YOU
M NOR DESIRE TO VOTE UPON
TgE TICKET THE NAME OF
WuICH YOU HAVE WRITTEN n
THE BLANK SPACE AT THE HEAD
| OF THE BALLOT.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Nan S Letters

Cincinnati o., Apr. 81 pSpeciaI.p
A trunk was discovered this morn
ing, the property of Mrs. j. Morgan
smith, containing many letters writ
ten by Nan Patterson To Mrs. smith.
her aunt, bearing directly on the
case OF her trial for the murder of
Caesar Young.
Ii is believed that they will make
important testimony for her ronyic-
tion for the killing of Caesar Young
The letters are now in The hands
of the police.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

If you are dissatisfied with the Clothing you have
been getting elsewhere the prices the service the
fit, etc.-IN THE FAIR Wear suit of Capps Clothing.
Its 100 per cent pure WOOL perfect fitting and
very much less than you might ordinarily expect to
pay for so good Clothing. .... ... ....
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Nicer Than Ever.

In my new location ! am better
prepared than ever to fit your eyes
with proper glasses, / guarantee
satisfaction. Don't forget the place
with Bannister G. w Stong. jew
eler and OptiCian.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

We intend TO double our efforts in
.5s vav OF giving our patrons salts
t,r,ion and offer them good money
wing opportunities. To examine the
.rsijiy OF the jewelry we are sell
i1c at little prices will quickly prove
il you that we have started out in
fse right direction.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

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SAVE MONEY
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
The Bank Statement.

New York. May 27.-The statement Of
averages of the clearing house banks OF
this city for the week shows:
Loans. SIH1I.G03 400 decrease. 81 4o0-
Deposits. 81, 155, l29 200: decrease. slo.022,-
circulation. Sl5. $50. 7e0: increase. s527. 800.
Legal tenders, So. 625.9o0, increase. *l--sl.-
Specie. s21A622 500: decrease. S55Lf90
Reserve S300.2IS.1 100, increase. $1,000.
Reserve required, SIS 7S2.Se0i decrease,
Surplus. 81. 4s5. 800: Increase S2245.S25-
Ex-United States deposits. Sl455J,:o0; in
Tho Finauuier says today
The official statement Of the New York
associated banks last week vas much
more favorable than was expected, part
lv because of a contraction OF -, -, 40
I'm loans instead Of the lOOked-foT 7Npan-
sion. as the result Of operations INCIDENT
to the Dayment Of the final installment
on account Of the japanese bond issue
II appears probable. however. that the
proceeds Of these bonds were largely
placed with trust companies instead OF
with the banks. The decrease Of deposits
was only SI4l,lGG less than the sum Of the
increase i'm loans. and the gain in cash.
and therefore the statement showed
GOOD balance The required reserve de
creased 50 2o5 f25-. which amount AIDED To
the net increase in cash made S-'--+'.S-'
as the characterization in surplus FeserN.
90 SIl lS- 500 committed upon the basis ~
der1sit~ les those Of Sl2 752 - public
funds. the surplus is Sl4t7f.Hl
II MAJ bc observed that the previous
weeks CEuaEEiOU of loans which was
due 10 syndicate operations in connec-
ts1u With the Pennsylvania convertible
bond issue represented only a compare
tIyeIv small amount Of the total sum in
ynI-ad because Of the system 81 aver
EEcs- therefore. the bringing over - Svch
average into the last week would tend
to an increase in loans This item was
doubtless further expanded through the
faa0iu- of tho &ss.0H3.cl0 maid on Thurs
,7q- on account OF the Japanese bonds
but the average Of this sum would he
ouIv hale that amount Hence ii seems
statement though showing decrcase.
was made nu rising averages even ad-
hitting thai 2 considerable portion Of
both the above noted issues were placed
with trust Gonna uieS. To Is noteworthy
fr this connection that tho loans last
week ver" within $Sf.~-1HGn Of the maxi
mum of tho year. which was recorded
February H.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Ma 21.-The wheat market vas
from the start N estimation on the re-
quite DcariSh and this had much influence
on tho market For July the lowest point
tations on July were at S5Isng0E d loss
Of l.0iSs.
The feature Of trading in the corn pit
was another decline at 81 cents in the
price of the May delivery. The lowest
point Of the day was reached at 4SSs- the
final quotations The sensa tiOnal decline
was attributed almost wholly TO the enor-
nous receipts. arrivals today being sol
cars Of which 532 cars were OF contract
grade That the bull campaign was ended
was admitted by the majority of traders
II was said that several big settlements
were made today by foreign shorts and
that the principal short lines were now
almost entirely eliminated Distant de-
liveries were affected by the weakness of
NAV. closing 5ld5sc off at fS2sd4Sla.
Oats held steady on good buying by