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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

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fsun hls home . ssuton nAieo,
n.rcss noaioya of sspeus = tran
sactinx busness In the setg sodsst
Albaso 0slleru = - eiss Lay
IL fssa M home IN 1Ass.
~. md ~ - iet. last
Do, y, 'ss''a z p at e'"''
2 1akn mu Rssnoias and Jane Ia
~ - % the eanyoa this a.osn'
~ J1 q days outing
~ 5& Trilhy quarsette met isss~esen
- for practice and spent very
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n Eiisa hsidsaado d wagon
r. -. v< Ind win spend the Fourth hsrwas
sasrs of her sister. Miss Minnie
! = - Mr.. N, orsrassssr we're
80 rlnees yserr fa5 and
l. ss'Ii I - ,s.,s : s,'s;. I.
{ $ - - i So! ss'ntives as
q. < No 1 for Los Ahseies. whss~ they
s..N4s@ks+ will spend n vacation Of from four 10
= II zazeix weeks visiting with friends
~ 3E his father and rel at Han.
ovors Pa, for over mtath. will ar
I'M = this city on Saturday to again
~ i. ID his duties at the Plaza Trust
~ - Savings Bank z
n Robert Campbell and ]. Adam
]. - Intyre have been Invited by the youn8
- 8 people at Hands ranch to spend the
Fourth with them at Rociada. Paint
'sa 4* has gone up several points, especially
shades of scarlet and eesise.
Harry shupp who has D6sfsa,paoN
e ~ ncme time By tke ntslh e<nse
1nan. left ~ atty 49, aftsst
u G1 M. for Ait>3xstapt. whsre
E<nke charss * ~ bFe.ch store
31& ~ - opened BY The ftN u that place.
- Miss Usi> WnInef Uin coup over
1orde &c - 49,
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~ $ chrdrens and mis1ss ~ 1Sanes
~ ~ md slippers and barefoot sandah n
20 cents 70 si.25 sporiedef Shoe GO 3
- - s.fs7 Il. i 80
Social hon at II. opera Asas1t y tbs
=. 'ssea'as - q
: - Men <al osfords ~nd ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Sheep receipts. 1900; market
steady. sheep, s4.7sassse: lambs.
IS. s.T5GtT.So.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Gehring's n headquarters for gar
den hose. lawn mowers. aud the best
hammocks made. 4.I0s. j
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Chicago. June 2s.--wheat~~Juiy. 10
81: Sept. sa
Corn--July. SO rs: Sept. So IL. d,
Oats--July. ~ Is: Sept, aG Is.
Pork--July. i7.ie i.2: Sept. 1850. !
Lard--July. $40: Sept. s.sz H.
: Ribs--sJuly. s.32 ~: Sept, s.z5.-
Fresh candles from 10 cents 70 %
t9fcyper pound tust reaeised u the
saslnks Bank - 64ss
49,
On bargaiu ~ 80 VI ~ Z.
df1s vici Rid and - oxfo9b kuias
pslce ylsaMpd o ~ ~ ~
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28
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| VnNT ny PIsTOl'
H. ctsssse ~ esnehss. ssospltsl Pa
dsa4 btasns Frsd w. Grants
Fsmias g nsaner rabassa

WMhsFe tns faIlsF: l aant my
pistol"
ti.iertng these words yesterday
noon q man anknown 10 any of the
family came rushing into the home NJ
Fred W. Grant at zoos sulzbaehsE
avenue He entered the front door
and vent frnm there into bed room
The Intruder was Hon. chrIstohal
Sanchez. who has been q patient fos
several days u the Las Vegas hospis
al. he became Insane some ueeks
ago but yesterday - ~ f,rrk 1tm<
his affection took : vtuloo1 turn ~
hS was taken Into easspds shsr his
sscapAde = a
The Granks wvre eating their aln,,ss
when the <fmenscd man. .rsn into tk~
house. Nr- saAcAex did aos hsvs ~
coal on and appeared TO he er~a&ly
excited Mr. Gram faIlowea him INTO
the bed room ard 4~nsnd~d y knox
~ts Is wss tsag NJ ss.i
my ms, = v1n> ~ vslIse." NJ
erie9 - y ~, - ahpnts shs
ros. - - p - ~ risto, sall
KIT - epcae - vu>hed ne
Mr. Grant N ~ knov his unex.
pected viaisnr. - reallstd that the
intrnder W<r runax ~. Grant and
the chilxvsa - greatly frightened
al the sppseszo6o - the unwelcome
guest,
s~tst ~ Il For You"
Morris R6erenshcrK. neighhor.
eeert III oonhiotIon "A appeared In
! ~ minutes. ne ~ kaown the
sl1ented man fuv i 1lGuHtor of years.
NJ. Sanchez .bsiS>tGS1 n as he
saw some one wkolH Sas acqualnt.
ed with and beseeched his friend IN
help him find the revolver. @
81 "Ali right. TIL get n for you," Mr..
Reggensberg assured him. and told
the insane man 10 follow him. Mr..
Sanchez seemed pacified but later
made several attempts to run away.
Rhen ffya Marshal Coles took him
ly, - stated yesterday, he
Asd I iSFrs rusA In one hand and
smother stels = - ~ pocket.
MI 6a.che{ 1JAi s nd early ves.
ev e'nrntQ6 fFoe the Aospltsl aud
~ ~ the peranas enerchlnE for II,
Wa1I the uftefHonn ~ tia a. 4.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Chicago livestock

Chicago. June 2S.-~Cattie recetpta
6.ooo; steady 10 strong. Beeses, ee.ee
Hss.io: cows and heifers, sf~
ss.i0: stockers and feeders. t2.Sem
t4.so: Texans. s3.50ast.3o: calses
st.7smss.25.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Children's and miSGes nA eprt4
-anc slippers and barefoot sandah rs
cents TO sf.2k sporleder Shoe Co s.
6-fs7. -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Gsegory's billiard tables are aiN
q nrst class condition. -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

& 1rtp - canyon taaighf and
& mus - dellEhtful bress.
I've san " Depot 7;3o.s ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

J 80 s0ls i11p a 81
llt padon. pho.s a -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Pictures framed 70 onosH y i NJ
DenFths' The underfshe las
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-28

Inden< ce bail at Rosenl| |lasz a
.JulN 4tiY l 'tf'1s@ 1' 'S(st
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
CONNTSSION At PANAMA.
Canal Mag BE at Sea LeUel from
La Boca to Mrafores.

Panama, July T.--only routine business was
transacted az the meeting Of the Panama Canal
Commission held on July ;. All the members
of the commission went to Ia Boca yesterday
afternoon TO examine terminal facilities for the
railroad. after which they went up the canal in
launches. To-day the commissioners visited the
Culebra cut.
The commission has discussed Informally the
problem of the canal entrance on the Pacific
side. The chief engineer. John T. stevens. IS op-
posed to high lock at this point. basing his op-
position on the results Of the borings now being
made 1t is believed the canal will be sea level
from La BOca to AfirafOres. There may be.
however, an alternative proposition for a %
foot instead Of a 3j-foot lock at la Boca. the
latter proposed by the mining engineers COM
mission. A flaw in the mechanism Of the lock.
however. would bring danger OF flood. and might
cause the inundation Of Panama City and its
neighbOrhoOd.
Engineers are marking out a new site for the
town OF Gatun. as the present town. according
to the plans adopted, win ultimately be under
water.
Condemnation proceedings against land own
ers In those parts of the zone which will uItf-
mately become lakes have been announced.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
HORRID JERSEY DROUTH.
No Oasis for Thirsty Left Under
Ne10 ECciSe Lao.

For the first time within the recollection Of the
oldest nhabitant' New Jersey is to have a dry
Sunday to-day under a law that is expected to
keep the state dry indefinitely There have been
times in the past when. under tho impulse Of
stirred local sentiment she has been dry in Spots
but to-day is the first time in. say, thirty
forty. some fifty, years when her drink
ing places will be closed from Bulls Ferry to Cape
May between the Hudson and the Delaware. The
police of all the cltes-Jersey City, Newark. Eliza
BETH New Brunswick. Trenton. Camden-haye
given notice that saloon will be permitted to
do business between the hours Of l1:5s last night
and 1901 tomorrow morning
The device that is expected to be effective in
forcing the saloon to observance OF the
Sunday law is clause in what is known the
bishops excise law passed by last winters Legis
lature, which requires that every window looking
into every part of saloon shall be unscreened on
Sundays The baTkeepers say they might we'll
try to do business the sidewalks at bars
publicly exposed, and they have generally decided
to observe the law Various schemes for evading
the law have been considered but plan TO elevate
the barroom floors proved impracticable and a pro
posed organization of clubs a Transforming of
saloons into hotels was declared useless by lawyers
The saloon men might have taken some chances
If the police only were to be on the watch for
violators. But the new excise law was put through
by the church people, and they are prepared TO
take an active part in seeing that It is observed.
1t will be dryer tnan in the Sahara in Hudson
County. n. J.. to-day ii the heads of the police de
clared that the law will be rigidy enforced.
There is the possibility of serious clash in
jersey City. The LIQUOR dealers have announced
that they will be guided by the advice OF their
counsel and will not remove the screens. Their
counsel, ex-senator Hudsoeth, holds that the
screens must be ordered out by the Excise Board.
and this has not been done they can be left in
their weekday place Chief of Police Murphy does
not agree with the saloonkeepers' counsel. The
chief holds that the law prohibits the screens from
being in place on Sunday and that there will be
trouble ahead for every one who does not respect
every provision OF the act. 1t is likely that every
saloon with the screens in VIII be under police
surveillance and that complaints viii be filed
with the Excise Board.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
TO FORCE TENANTS OUT.
Mother Takes Rigorous Action in
Suit against Son.

Mrs. Caroline c. Archer, Of Jamaica, who is
suing her son. Theodore T. Archer, to recover
rents which she alleges he collected and never
turned over, yesterday served dispossess notices
on tenants, asserting that she never received
any money from them for rent The actions
against the tenants are returnable on Wednes-
day, and they will fight. declaring they have paid
their rents to the son.
The tenants include some prominent business
and professional men in jamaica Theodore
F. Archer was ordered to vacate by July IL He
has an auction room. for which the rem is 500
a month, in one of the buildings and it is said,
he has prospered in the last eight years as an
auctioneer and real estate dealer.
Young Archer is an executor Of the estate Of
which the for life was given to the widow
The plaintiff, Archers mother will claim he
was discharged as executor. He will allege that
he was not Some time ago the property was
disposed of, being bought in by Mrs. Archer
so that she might mortgage some Of IL 20 give
some money to her other son, James Archer,
who was said to be in financial difficulties. AS
her interest in the property was only for life
the property could be mOrtgaged in no other
way than by Its sale through agreement of all
interested in the estate That effected sat-
isfactorily to ali concerned, it is said
Mrs. Archer says that her sons executOrshlD
terminated with the disposal OF the property
ArcheFs friends say that he has never made an
executors accounting in the Surrogate Court or
received his dismissal as executor.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ARMOUR BEEF REJECTED.
Consignment for Public Institutions
Returned as Unfit for Food.

consignment Of beef from the Armour COM
pany intended for use at the Hudson County
(N J) Institutions was rejected at the gates OF
the institutions in Secaucus yesterday by County
Supervisor II. Otto wittpenn as unfit to eat. and
was returned to the company. Supervisor Witt
penn said:
have known for some time that the Armour
company has not been supplying meat to the
county institutions according to contract but I
did not make the discovery before the meat had
been cut up so IL could not be sent back
have been watching, and this time found lot
of black bull meat as tough as shoe leather and
unfit for human beings. have notified the Ar
mOur company that unless it sends proper meat
! will send back every defective consignment
buy meat elsewhere and deduct the cost from
Armour'S bill
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
DFPFW WILL NOT RESIGN.
Has RecOuered Health and vi
1faEe EMropean Trip.

The announcement was made yestszi2y q
gOoa authority that Senator Dgpew. vh1. was
absent from his duties at Washington ai1aos;
tho entire winter. suffering from nsEvols
breakdown, had practically recovered Ne Es'
said 70 have no intention Of resignins from tss
Senate but instead to be intending to taxa
trip to Europe for the summer. and whsn Be-
returned 70 resume his work. He may sali r
a week or two
Politicians here treated this tnforInaton =
important. With the view of q vacancy N t''
Senate, alliances have been formed by the u2-
state leaders, which row may be bFoHeI p
All this will have It's effect on the state can
paign. Among those mentioned as possihls sas-
cessors TO DepeN have been WadsWorth B.aeA
and Woodruff. Black. according 60 gsrsga. =
port has become a close political friend es odel
and Platt. who recently seem 60 have toszsi =
dislike OF Governor Higgins. With &iE. odss@
course. win come many important state leatsr
-NTalby. LittaGer, BraCkett, Quiss a1a Ae-
Payn. Among the Governors adhe-e1ts AZ
AIdridge, Wa5sWOFths Hendricks oud NA1isl
Barnes, jr., OF Albany In case OF q vecSrcy :! y
the Senate. Wordsworth and Woodrufr 6otA aaf'
been counting on support from these esoeFs
When Charles i. Hughes sailed yesterday 2.
availability as a candidate FOR Governor & va
discussed with renewed strength Colonel MIS-
Dady, who has announced his opposition 60 SoN
ernOr Higgins'S denomination, susseslet as
substitute ex-May6r Sehieren, OF BrooEiyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
SAYS RUSSIANS STEAL P. O. ORDERS.
Charge That Officials Refuse TO Pay, but Say
They Have Done So.

NORFOLK Va July IL. Victor Abramson. a
Norfolk merchant. Forwarded to the State De-
partnent at Washington to-day an official COM
plant against the Russian postal authorities
who. It is charged, have in many instances re-
fused TO make payments on money order remit
tances sent from Virginia to Russia, and in cer-
tain cases threatened with arrest and banish-
lnent TO SibeTts persons making repeated de-
tlands for money sent them. IL they dared make
complaint to higher officials.
specific case referred to the department by
AbEamson is that Of J. GersOn. OF Lynchburg,
Va. who holds three receipts for money sent
By postal order to his sister-in-law in Odessa.
ahe sisfeT-in-law writes that the pestoffice peo-
pie IN Russia refuse to pay her any Of the money
snd make threats. The pOstofioe officials at
agnchD0Eg informed Gerson that the Russian
piilclsls say that the money has been paid to
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
pANAMA LAsoRERs NOW wANr COLO

Washington. July 1.-Laborers on the Pan
anna Canal are as anxious for gold now as they
were for silver three months ago. and are much
disgruntled because they were paid part Of their
wages in silver for the months Of May and
June, according to a report received by the
Isthmian Canal Commission from z. J. Will
Jams, the disbursing officer the isthmus. The
education of canal employees to the use Of
United States gold, the commission points out
has been accomplished in much shorter time
than was expected. and the use OF silver in pay
ment of wages amounting TO more than $40
would be entirely unnecessary on the isthmus
were it not that bankers and merchants have
such an excess OF silver that the commission has
consented TO relieve them Of some OF this heavy
money and to circulate 1t by paying IL out TO
the men on the rolls OF the commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ILL. CENTRAL FIGHTs0 ON.
Continued from first page.

the class OF 1905, who died few months ago.
The probable alignment Of the board is not ac-
curately known. but Ct is the general belief IN
the Street that If Mr.. Hartman can elect al
four Of the directors 10 be chosen at the APP
preaching annual meeting he win have a ma
5ofity of tho board and VIII be in a position to
name a new executive. What are his chances
Of securing his end cannot yet be predicted with
any degree OF certainty.
The capital stock OF the Illinois Central is S90-
100000. Mr. Hartman and his supporters in the
board probably have long owned a respectable
percentage OF this amount and the author Of the
statement may be presumed 20 be speaking
whereof he knows when he says that "the so-
called Hartman Union Pacific party have been
acquiring considerable amounts Of 1t Ollinois
Central stoci) for many months past" Then,
too account should be taken OF the SS.OO0,OOO OF
the company's stock owned By the Railroad Se-
curities Company, as Mr. Hartman is under
stood to control that corporation. and therefore
10 be in a position to vote its Illinois Central
holdings. amounting to about So per cent Of the
total S95,o00.00o. 1t is assumed TO be the fact
also, that mfr, TIsh's holdings Of Illinois Cen
tral stock are not very extensive" But Illinois
Central is a stock which is widely held and
highly regarded as an investment. Whether or
not the thousands OF individual shareholders
will withdraw their support from the present
executive and whether or not the Northern
Pacific days are TO be recalled, with tho ends
Of the earth ransacRod by competitive pur-
chasefs. at figures which would tempt the most
steaafast adherent OF either party. the next
few weeks will tell.
Meanwhile there should not be overlooked that
powerful financial group which dominates the
Southern Railway, the Louisville & Nashville,
the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air
Line. ana which may feel some interest in a
movement which may bring the Union Pacific
down through the Southern territory to the
Gulf by way Of the Illinois Central at last in
reality a Hartman line'' as IL has long been
called In the loose designation OF the Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE CONSTITUTION TO BE REsTosp
Old Ship Has Been Much Changed from Ns
inal Plans

washington. July THE Navy Dsgar'r- e.
IN possession Of plans Of the Old ship Sons'i's
tion dating hack as far as 1SlT, ohoNiHs =
rigging OF the vessel az that time o. tae sas
OF these plans the work Of restoring trs Vo-'s
tuition % her original condition win soo1 -.
at the Boston Navy Yard. Changes ulate .N..
time 70 time IN the Constitution 90 g, hs1 =
active service have Totally transformed h's o''s
inal appearance. and q thorough study has
made Of plans from the records oe ths cary -. -.
90 enable the department. 60 repToduce q =. - -
the rigging. tho internal arrangement saa - -
position of suns on the ship. IN place o. ,.,.u ,
guns dummy ordnance will be used 20 ia'S
the original armament
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
HuFFcuT GOVERNORS LEGAL ADVISER

Albany July Ernest w. HufTcut. dean Of the
Cornell Law School will succeed CuthbeTt w
Pound. OF I.ockport, rs counsel to the Governor
Governor Higgins announced the appointment this
afternoon. The salary Is S5.oo0 a year, with 800
additional allowance Tor expenses
Governor Higgins recently appointed Mr. Pound
a justice OF the Supreme Court IN the Sth Judicial
District. Dean Hufcut is forty-hve years ola ana
has been professor in the Cornell Law School for
thirteen years. He is chairman 0f the erievanoo
committee Of the state Bar Association which in
vesugated and formulated the charges against Sl-
preme Court Justice Warren e. Hooker and which
also recently exOnerated Ex-Governor David r. Hill
after an investigation made at Mr. Hills feaUsss o.
his retainer from the Equitable Life Assurancs So
Ciety.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
DEMOCRATIC FIGHT IN 2isT.

Information was received by Democrats of the
new Eist Assembly District yesterday that mass
meeting would be held next Wednesday night at
the clubhouse OF the william l. Marcy Associa-
ton. in Eighth avenue. at which Joseph W. Saw
sse. secretary OF the Dock Department, would be
put forward formally as the Mcclellan candidate
fer leader Of the district Magistrate Walsh re-
Gently was elected temporary leader at one Of the
Murphy snap conventions. Murphy and AEcAvoy,
The expectation Is. viii back Walsh at the primary
elections while the support OF all the Tammany
Esal men who are opposed TO McAvoy l,-l wIa Isll
SaVage, who will have the Mayors backing.
F1cca present appearances there is likely 10 be
1feCleiisnsSfurphy primary night I'm every district
where che Mayer has the slightest chance OF elect
tns q feaGer
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
LIGHTHOUSE TENDER SAFE.
The Laurel Was at Anehorags at Iobos lsh
Awaiting Less Wind.

Washington. July 5.--An anxiety rof -
safety Of the lighthouse tender Laurel Vas
Iieved to-day when the Lighthouse 6oaFa :
ceived a telegram from IaisUtenant Co'Izaa--a
Hood lighthouse inspector az Key Wesis F-s''s
ing that she had been anchored unds- -''.
Light from June % to July 2. The LaErs. W.
due at Guantanamo June q. and Whsn :.
failed to show UP there several days asi-F -,
date Lieutenant Commander Hood ls-. ~
West with the tender MangrOve In ssarc, o1 - ~,
and at his request the naval tug Cscsea s es@
was sent out from Key West TO tooN eot =,
missing tender. The Laurel was Walll ~.
lass wind befoTs leaving ths anchorage as -'s~
Light.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
THE PRINT clorH MARKET
TBg TeissrapA . rhs TrIoaas

IE7y 4eIssTspa 8 Ths Iriothe4 -
Fall River. Mass. July G.--sEhe tTaasas q - -
ton cloth JaaFEat during tha week prov IS Z. %
been mush more active than was sensEzy znos.
The holiday caused 4 OEsak a-G & lass = g....s5
tion, but there was fair trading eetoss ~'1v
and more activity slace. PTlnteEs 50 p - eass
goods have been the more o. defnand ~ u n stt
has been fair amount OS trading "a t1c-f-S1, ~
GOODS. The total Oe sales Is esfH,ataa "a srs
Ono pieces spot goods Tor ceatoy >esssse- 80
contracts Gor delivery through @ Nctoses .aryoS
seen Ia demand. TAe trading oAss ~ ,or ~
sOOes has been SS cents gor EeS -, ,ccs ~
goods t's c-rts for stAncards SIosaIsse se.60A -
follows, es-inoh 64xs4A s4s cents S-inan ~ Il
eeatsi gI-tleh oiNoos cs1.1s - - = ~ u
ca11s ;s1rino6 6%x5<A - cArA soS
u tSArN - n1 local aAo eACah
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
GUARDING AGAINST YELLOW FEVER.
Passengers on Two Steamers from Southern
Ports Detained at Quarantine.

Fearing the possibility of yellow fever case
entering this city. two steamers from Southern
ports were held up at Quarantine yesterday.
Alfred De Costa, fireman on the Panama Line
steamer Celon from Colon. which arrived here
yesterday. was found TO be III and was sent to
Swtnburne Island for treatment and observation.
The steamer was held at Quarantine and all the
passengers and crew were examined as pre-
caution against yellow fever.
Fifty-sgven passengers arriving here yester-
day on fhe Ward Line steamer Monterey, from
1Eavana, were also detained at Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ANNAPOLIS EXAMINATIONS.
Change iii Time of Appointment of Mid.
shipmen

Washington. July THE Annapolis examin-
ing board announces that at the examinations
which began on June 10. 243 candidates for ap-
pontment midshipmen were examined of
whom 146 passed and 90 failed. The successful
candidates will now undergo further examina-
tion in physical fitness. In accordance with the
new law regulating admission to the Naval
Academy, the Bureau Of Navigation is sending
out to Senators and Representatives the notices
Of vacancies to their credit Heretofore the
period in which nominations Of candidates could
be made was between March and June l.
until March OF the following year The first
examination viii take place on the third
Tuesday in April, under the supervision Of the
Civil Service Commissioners, in all the principal
cities and towns Of the country. The second and
last examination at Annapolis only, will be
held on the third Tuesday in June.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
WILL PROSECUTE TEXAS BREWERS.
Announcement That They Control Legislat.
ure Taken to Show Violation of Laws.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

:
Galveston. July The movement for high and
uniform liquor license IN Texas became so popular
that the breweries determined TO elect their own
Legislature. statement from OF the brewers
10 the effect that the beer manufacturers would
control majority Of the new Legislature has led
20 the exposure of the brewers scheme at what
they call self protection, and tho fact that they
have spent nearly $4,000 in the campaign.
The new election law makes it a penitentiary
offence 70 contribute campaign funds, and the brew.
eFs. who are organized into au association. will be
prosecuted. The brewers say the proposed high
Aoense legislation would ruin their corner grocery
TTaf1c.