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, 1906-02-19
Infected sheep Guaranteed.

Newcastle, Wye, Feb. 19.-H. e.
Armstrong of this place, federal and
.reau of animal industry, has given no
tice that 1880 head of sheep belonging
to NJ. Riordan are ~quarantined at the
head of Hay creek, infected with
scabies. He also notes that about two
miles of the head of said creek and
about II mile on either side are in
'fected range and any sheep entering
or grazing thereon will be quarantine
ed and held for dipping.
, 1906-02-19
INJURY WAS NOT
SEVERE AS REPORTED.

Friends here will be glad to know
that the accident Detailing George
ingalls, at Ogden last week, mentioned
in these columns, was not as severe as
at first supposed, Mr.. ingalls, suffering
the shattering of the bones of but n
leg. Miss Tonic Spiegelberg of this
city, his fiance, went to his bedside,
and she has informed her friends here
that she and Mr.. ingalls, will be mar
ried as SCOT as he ONE from the
hospital, not waiting until June, as
they had first announced would be the
date of the wedding. They will reside
in Ogden, where Mr.. ingalls, is en-
ployed as a trainman.
, 1906-02-19

Bill Barlow appears to be about the
luckiest man on earth. Recently a man
named Carey announced his intention
of starting a paper at Douglas in oppo-
sition to the Budget. After he had ar
rived and looked over the field the sher-
if of Converse county received a tele-
gram asking that Carey be arrested on
the charge of embezzlement. The sher-
if could not locate him, but subse-
quently he was caught and is being held
to await the action of the grand jury at
Nebraska City. Bill has killed a long
list OF competitors, but this is the first
time he has got a scalp-lock without an
effort.
, 1906-02-19
CATTLE SHIPPED TO
The DENVER MARKET.

John Ernest loaded eve cars and
D. N. Stickney two cars of cattle for
the Denver market yesterday. Eleven
cars of transient cattle and two cars
of horses from the west were fed here
yesterday. Rosenbaum had three cars
of cattle today and G.. A. Judy had four
cars, coming from the west and being
fed here. Seven cars of hogs for the
San Francisco packing houses were fed
here last night.
, 1906-02-19
A WORD ABOUT ADVERTISING.

Marshall Field conducted his adyer-
living in the same honest, truthful man
ner that he conducted his other bust
ness, and with the same unerring judg-
ment. He believed that the daily pa
per was the best medium. He selected
papers of the highest grade, believing
that they were read in the homes where
the greatest amount of buying was
done. The Record-Herald and the Tri-
bune were his favorite Chicago papers
and people came to read his advertise
ments with the anne care that they
read the editorials of Joseph Medill.
They knew that when Marshall Field
uuoted a price upon a certain class OF
goods that they could get that particu-
lar class Of goods for the price stated
at his store. They knew he meant just
what he said and that his advertise
ments contained no catch game for the
purpose If inveigling them into his
store.
The same policy is followed by John
Wdudlldhel ana IL was IHe poiiSy VI
A. T. Stewart. The daily paper reaches
the homes Of the people and the peo-
pie like to read bright, attractive ad-
vertisements. Announcements that
are carefully written and often changed
aid the merchant in keeping III close
touch with his patrons and they aid the
newspaper in brightness and thrift
The progressive newspaper man urges
the advertiser to keep his matter fresh
and sparkling.
Some of the clever ad. writer's of the
east make the advertising pages of the
magazines even more interesting than
the stories and special articles. They
are things of beauty and a joy forever.
Even the children of the homes come
to look for them with alert interest.
There is a distinct pleasure in scanning
the pleasing countenance of Sunny
jim and what he has to say, and the
beautiful adds of the breakfast foods
excite amusement and wonder. They
bring customers to the proprietors.
This particular advertising field The
Republican claims to cover. Recently
an endeavor was made to extend our
city circulation. An agent was EN-.
ployed for the work. After going up
n down the city for several days and
securing a couple of dozen new names
he said it was no use, that practically
all the people o The Republican.
Those who did not were nearly all for
eigners who had not as yet learned to
read English. This showing was graft.
flying indeed and it was also a pleasure
to learn that this is the hardest town
in the state for outside papers to work
Agents for Denver and Cheyenne pa
pers have frequently said to members
of The Republican force that they
found Laramie almost impossible, be-
cause of the fact that this paper COW
ers the ground so thoroughly-both
from a state and national standpoint.
1t is the earnest, honest endeavor of
The Republican to get all the news
when it is news and to present it to its
readers in an attractive form. Under
such circumstances readers are certain
to be pleased and advertisers are sure
to get results.
, 1906-02-19
Neuro BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Frontier, Wyo., Feb. 19.-Oficer
Pickering Of Rock Springs arrested
two negroes here, named Bell and
Green, who are wanted at Rock Springs
for the burglary of a residence there,
the burglars securing a watch and gun,
which were recovered. Bell has just
been discharged from the state peni-
Tertiary at Rawlins, where he served
term for larceny. The officer says he
has a strong cas- against the negroes.
, 1906-02-19
DR.. sLossoN SAILS
FOR THE ISTHMUS.

FOX Tx 10 HmOo'
Mrs. A. c. Hogbin this morning re-
ceived a long letter from her mother,
Mrs. Preston, at New York, noting
hat DR.. Slosson sailed from New York
on the afternoon of the 14th, as told
in a special from that city to The
Republican, on board a government
vessel, the Advance. He carried let
tiers from Secretary Taft and other
government officials, and instructions
from Mr.. Bowen, the publisher of the
Independent, to spare neither time
nor money while away. He is given
leave to stay as long as he thinks best.
Mrs. Preston adds that her grand
son, Preston Slosson, who has recently
recovered from a severe attack of the
humps, is now attending the Dewitt
Clinton high school in New York and
doing nicely in his school.
, 1906-02-19
VIII Build New Church.

Casper, Wyo., Feb. 19.-The vestry
of the Episcopal church has ordered the
preparation of the plans for a new
church here, to seat 200 people, to be
built of black hills stone, trimmed with
natural wood, and cost about $4,000.
Work will begin in May and the
church will be completed during the
summer. The choir loft will have a
capacity of thirty people and the or.
gan.
, 1906-02-19
OUR GOODS

Are all new and clean, no shop worn
or soiled goods can be found at u
store. We Deed the money to in
vest in other lines more suitable to
our business and what is our loss
will be your gain. Don't miss this
great Slaughter Sale of new and up
to date merchandise.
, 1906-02-19

Centennial, Wyo., Feb. lotto San
der and NJ. F. Reed Of this place are en-
gagged in trapping for large game in the
mountains. Mr.. Sander is an old trap
per and has already taken several Wild
cats and is now planning to capture
, 1906-02-19
Wounded Operator Recovering.

Fossil, Wyo, Feb. he. ]. Willis,
the telegraph operator who "a shot
here a week ago, is now in a Salt Lake
hospital and doing as well as could
be expected. Green, who did the
shooting, has left for parts unknown,
the officers being unable to locate him.
, 1906-02-19

Walden, Colo, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Elmer
Mallon of this place shot and killed a
coyote with a % rifle near here. The
animal vas feeding on a dead horse
the lady shot. 1t jumped into the
air, howled loudly and fell dead. Mrs.
is a crack shot either with rifle
or shotgun and is very fond of hunting.
, 1906-02-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL
RENDER The PROGRAM.

The Sunday school of the West Side
church will render a special program
of music and r~ecitations next Sunday
evening, the occasion being foreign
mission day. An offering will be re-
ceived for that purpose.
, 1906-02-19

We'll, we can afford to permit March
to have his own way about coming in
He can roar and tear his hair'and sun
not give LIS the amount OF bad weather
ordinarily coming to us.
, 1906-02-19

The men from other states who come
to the reservation opening should make
1t a point to study Wyoming and It's
great possibilities.
, 1906-02-19

We will have our streets all torn up
most of the year, to be sure, 5ut that
should not prevent householders from
having beautiful lawns and howers n
tranS
, 1906-02-19

Send a copy of the Illustrated Re
publican to you! friend in the east. 1t
will please hin and benefit the com
munity
, 1906-02-19

bear and mountain lion for the pelts.
The mountains are full OF large game.
, 1906-02-19

The Republican is the best advertis.
ing medium In the city. for II -sscnea
all the people
, 1906-02-19

Old papers. rs cents q hundred, Al
The Republican once.
, 1906-02-19
SOAPS

Every article sold as advertised.
, 1906-02-19

Chewing Gum. all kinds, 8 pkgs. 1oc
, 1906-02-19

Common Tumbiers, Half Doz....15c
, 1906-02-19
MITTENS
TOWELS

1SX42 in Snow White Bleached
Huck &c
20x50 in Heavy Turkish Towel. lie
20x3S in Heavy Weight Trim
med, Red Border. .12c
15x29 in Checked Glass Towels,
per pair ..13c
20X42 in Heaviest Snow White
Turkish, per pair. SOC
, 1906-02-19
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE,
West Bound.

In effect at the Laramie station al
the present time:
, 1906-02-19

l2-qt. Galvanized Pals. 15c
LOOT. Gray M~arbleized Enameled
ware, Steel Base, Best Made. -. 4oc
12-qt. Same. SOC
, 1906-02-19

To entirely close out some lines and reduce our stock in ohas,t make room for our new
Stoke of Hardware which is to arrive shortly we have decided to run a Four Days Slaught
Saea md willie offer you bargain that will upass anything ever known in the history of Laramie
echandIn @ account of mted space We quote only afw of omn mann bargains DON'T
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

Santa fe need a Commercial club
and need N badly. The New Mexican
hopes that there are enough public
spirited citizens OF the right siaup 10
the capital to take hold Of this i'm.
Isortant project and push II to a sue.
.cessfuI completion. A Commercial
club that will do the work done by
slmilar bodies IN Albuquerque. In Las
Vegas. In Roswell. In Ration and other
stoWss o. New Mexico. and which
wcut1 be conducted upon the same
'ptfee(pess. would prove an institution
~ - greatest value 10 the city's
m1nEym Adsancement and material
- ooctna Weli being. Get to work.
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ia Ihts all ltas~sst4a, HAS, ~attAA sal
thst 8 Oaly aag eepseat tat 49, h
saFv sasfas~ saa - ssaeg~+ esp4
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|es<ds u The fssaNr ssie ~ public
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niiissa dollars 10 b. Invested in trust
fcT the heazft II said schools In ID
dision IN This. -.lss.sss acres ara
granted for The h~nefit a. sarioal
sszse iassisusionS. -
fw more than flsty yesrs the people
~ Nes Mexico have beea eagerly
saekinx and nrs~nsiy demaadins
fram the Natioasa Congress se~xisissiou
To ea1bl< them 10 become D self GOV
esainx sssis. and this AT which ahey
ere - called upon 10 soe~p4 or r.
jeet sxsends 70 them The first oppor
tsaiiy shey have ever had u securing
The bnpa that every free Americas
cttireu desires. I commend . care
fui reading q the whole enahiiax Aei
10 every voter In New MexiooI
Done 81 The Executive Office thin
the isth day Of July. A. D. Isas.
Witness my hand and the great
seal II the Tertiary of Mes Mexico
BY the Governor:
Secretary of Ne~ Mexico.
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10 IT, ssw M<xton 1es~xxsioa ufrh =
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

"A good deal Of fun Is poked at the
ostrich because the bird sticks It's
head In the sand and imaeines its
whole body IL concealed" says the
Sedgwick Paragraph. still. the man
who does the most laughing at the
ostrich may be combing a batch of
thin hair over n bald spot or have
gold filling In his false teeth. Be.
sides that. the ostrich isn't supposed
To have any sense. which Is that much
In Its favor"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14
NATURES WARNING.
East las Vegas People Must Recoo

nixs and Heed u.
Kidney ills come quietly
ously., =" - y" r"'A& {
But nature always warns Won
through the urine, :. :r ! =
Notice the kidney, secretions.
See II the color Is unhealthy
II there are settings and sedt
ment. so H%% srs's - =
Passages too frequent. scanty. pain.
full.
It's time then 10 use Doan's Kid.
neg Pills,
To ward off Bright's disease or di.
abetes.
Deans have done great work IN
East las Vegas.
j. j. Young Of Ration. N. NJ. pass.
enger conductor between Las Vegas
and Ration. says:
p fused Deans Kidney Pills and
was greatly pleased with the results
| got from them. I had been having
backache and twinges Of pain in my
back and also a slight urinary trou.
bile. and when I read about Doan's
Kidney Pills I got. a box at Goedall's
drug store. They cured me- of my
trouble. and I can speak highly Of
them. know OF a great many 9th.
er railroad men who have used your
remedy with good results"
For saie by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Miiburu Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States. ,=%
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. "
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

The evsnseiistie work announced
10 begin under the tent this evening
viii moi begin under the tent but viii
BE- conducted In the Bsr6isa chapel
this evening al 9 O'Clock. Sunday
Ut s:so o. m. and Sunday evening II
O'Clock. The ten, VIII be- ready for
use Monday. s.7s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

Mrs. Ludwig nfeid and Mrs. Aiber,
Stern entertained a company Of Ia.
dies yesterday afternoon NJ the for.
nieris' handsome home on Eighth
street. Six handed euchre wss the
diversion ~ the hour and the game
proved q delightful pastime. Three
elegant prizes xere awarded. first,
Mrs, Danxinger: second. Mrs. Rea.
ter: third. Miss Sachs. Dainty re.
freshments were served.
. Mrs. r. II. Pierce and baby return.
ed home last night from Greensboro,
Ky. where for four weeks they have
been visiting relatives. Mr.. Pierce
accompanied them back from Owens.
boro Tie has been gone two weeks
himself on business nj Chicago. SC.
Louis and Louisville.
A wedding which occurred this
week and proved somewhat Of a sur.
prise was that Of Miss Elizabeth Cup.
pies and Mr., Walter Hayward. The
marriage was solemnixed Tuesday
evening az ST. Paurs Memorial
church. the Rev. J. s: Moore. rector.
officiating. The groom Ia a sol Of
Mr.. Thomas Hayward. Junior partner
In the business Of Graaf 4 Hayward.
and the young man has charge OF the
firms ranch. east Of Las Vegas. His
bride Is n pretty young lady, well
known and popular.
80
Major W. n. II, Llewellyn left the
city yesterday afternoon for his home
at Las Cruces after attending the al.
journed session OF the United States
court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

Senator Etkins says more poor men
whistle than rich men. Well there
ars q great many more of them 10
whistie-and the majority of them
don't get what they want and have
10 whistle for IL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

~ uscie Sam starts out 10 dig the
Panama canal In seven years. he gill
do 4 There are no limits % the
hnrsiinx abilities " our distinguished
JclStise. ~ ~
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governor HAGEN.
MANS PROCLAMATION

I +
Section Is u the aid Act AZ coz.
sress provides that L. 1 majority In
each Of the SAID Tcrrila~ies shall vote
Tor joint statehood. the delegates Ia
the convention tina elected shah MEEK
10 the hall Of the house d represeu-
,a,ises Of The Territory Of New Mex.
'eo. 10 the city d -ss&ta RI. on Mon.
day. december The iAird. nineteen hun.
dred and sis. ssd. amer having dee.
Jared on behalf n The people al III.
proposed state TINT they adopt the
constitution Of the Uaited States.
they shalt b. authorized 10 form a
constitution and state government for
the proposed state.
Section 20 Of The said Act provides
that In case such . constitution and
state government shall be formed In
compliance with all the provisions AZ
set forth In the Act. the convention
forming the same shall provide by
ordinance for submitting the said
constitution In the people of the pr,
posed slate at a fixed time. for IT.
ratification or rejection. aud that. u
n majority II tho legal votes cast on
that question shall he for the consti.
tuition. that such result be certified 10
the President Of the United States.
who. within twenty days after receiy.
Ing said report shall. II he finds the
said constitution and government 10
be republican In form. and that the
provisions Of this Act have been com.
piled with In the formation thereof.
issue a proclamation announcing the
result at said election: xhereupou
the new state Of Arizona shalt be
deemed admitted into the Union on
an equal footing with the original
states. The new state shall. until
otherwis" provided by Law. be entitled
To tw" representatives In the House
OF Representatives OF the United
states. and to two senators In the
senate OF the rnited States.
Serious Questions
In addition to the paramount duty
turning \ just. s4tiNahax Snd wise
constitution. a seriols aud responsible
dn'y derpivins ,upon the, members Of
the constitutional CONVENTION. viii be
that of providing Tor the election OF
Officers for a full state government,
inctAtine n,embers0 The legislature
and two representatives, u. scnugress
at the time Ut the election for the
or rejection OF the consti.
tuition, Seldom In the history of great
events has am body Of , had more
Serious questions to consider than
will this body Of 40 delegates when
they assemble In Santa Fe on the srd
day of December. 1905. Much Of the
prosperity and success OF the
stat" of Arizona will depend
upon the constitution which they win
up and the kind Of government
they proside for, The measures they
adopt should not be Influenced by
any passing or transitors .censidera,
wha, they decide upon. II hI
Is good. will live for generations in
the hearts of a grateful people: II it
Is bad, will cause discord and trouble
many years. II behooves the
of every part Of the Territory
their own sakes. for their child.
dren's sakes and for the sake Of their
chiidren's children. 10 see 10 It that
oniy the best men In each county, !
the men most eminently qualified by
high character, learning. training and
experience. are selected for delegates
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

The winning OF the west was. a year
Or Two ago. thought to be possible
onlysthrough the consesyatisa-c t thu
waeess of the streams In irrigation
reservoirs. Now II In reatised that
dry fArming has poten,ialities greater
even than irrigation. !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

y IL To be hoped that the city faith.
ers viii be able to summon a quorum
~ The next meeting. The council
might well adopt she strenuous meth.
DDS u Troop A In capturing desert.
ers and dereiicts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

The contributions frnm generous
Sitixens 10 the Y. N. G. A. continue
10 come In. They arr gratefully re.
cehed BY the management. In no
~ay can money be hetter spent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

Now Comes Canada and challenges
the world to surpass the railroad
record Of the Canadian divisions Of
the Michigan Central, which In the
thirtyfive years OF its existence
has not killed a single passenger.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

A Telephone line from Silver city
% the Ao<ollon mining regions h IN
BE- built ~ once The county mining
camps are more prosperous than they
have been for many years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

4 gratifying evidence Of the rapid,
" Increasing Importance 81 Silver
City IL the steady Increase Of freight
and passenger traffic IN the Rineon.
Silver City branch III the Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

AebosIfS orcAessra viii siye . BIG
dance n KiniesAits hall % BrsdEs
street % RE evsaiax u Ugly is. The
members a ths oscAessrs istesd d
MAKE u an ~eseeiteaa affair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

TIE triaaasA of Csptsia Dsessas ~
tsealy yesrs - struggle h another
esidsacs u The f4ct thai rixhi II lsssnd
~ Win IL she end
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

6uxsrO aaA Silver CITY are fexia-
aiax - - REALLY frixAtened os~r Ike
freessa~y - In earthquakes that b.
sor thea
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

J. IIssey Ford asa sna Hiies x
Nfalsa1e. hoA ~ a. JasepA. No. are
expected m tie city aexs se<k Th~s
are members - The Missouri iAmhds
ehsrs~r a. Phi IAnadS Epsisaa N
a. Jsserh and are eoninx NEST so<
tAe FRAT dance. They vifl visis
waldo Tsiseh~af Will here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

uuai lmu<s % srss~ n East LIS
y1g1s- sh~s yoa s<ad yo~r address
% yanr oorr~~.Hn4raax.
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G~&&Asae&&
In GA@@- 0SaSr Cas. haa. & >
Mill. R&Saaa. D. J. G&ssAaE. Mora;
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