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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04
WILLIAMS BESTS
PORTLAND TN
TWO GAMES.

PORTLAND. Sept. 3.-Nick Williams
pitched both games of today's double
header and managed to get AWAY with
both OF them. He had the hard hitting
Beavers completely at his mercy and
vas loudly cheered as he won the sec
ond game. Portland scored first in the
opening game, but the Seals collected
three in the eighth on two hits and two
errors The second was limited to
seven innings and the Beavers got hut
two scratch hits.
NICK Williams allowed by five hftAin
both games. The other feature was a
one-handed stab OF a line drive back
OF second by Henderson in the first
game. The scores:
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Gold6eld Sees One Of Greatest Lightweight Battles
Colored Man Regrets That He
Didn't Win Fighfby knockouf
BY Joe Cans.

n OLDFIELD, Sept. al know that Nelson
7 fouled ne because he knew that he did not
have chance. l broke my right hand in the
twenty-seventh round, otherwise l would have fin
ished him before the thirty-ffth. He tried to foul
me twice before but blocked his efforts He fought
mean, nasty fight will leave it to the public as
to the way I fought. Nelson is good tough fel-
low, but he has no class. | had it on him all the
time and wearing him down, instead Of his
wearing me down. 1t great battle and | am
sorry that did not knock him out | am glad, how
ever that | showed the world that | am on the
square and better a-around fighter now than
ever was before in my lie. won, although Nolan
took every mean advantage be had. / proved that
l am the real champion, and chat means more to
me than the biggest purse they could offer.
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NUT BOY CAPTURES
RICH CHARTER
OAK STAKE.
HARTFORl

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 3.-Nut
Boy, the crack bay gelding owned by
]. A Crabtree of Quincy, Mass, and
driven by McHenry, was the star per-
former al the opening today of the
Grand Circuit meet at Charter Oak
Park today winning the $4,000 Char
ter Oak trotting event, two heats out
Of three. Results:
2.20 class pace. purse s2OO0-Adelle
won the first and second heats in 2:O5%
2:O7 u Bonnie Steinway won the third
heat in 2:06A
Charter Oak stake. 2:o9 class trot-
ting, purse s1o,Ooo-Nut Boy won the
first and second heats in 2:07A 2:071h
Orc won the third heat in 2:09k.
2:06 class pace, purse $10O0-Grat
won three straight heats in 2:O7H,
2:O5%. 2:065k.
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AND LOS
ANGELES GAIN
EVEN SPLIT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SEATTLE, Sept. 3.-Seattle and Los
Angeles split even on the double
header here today before a fair-sized
crowd. Garvin pitched magnificent bali
in the first game. holding the visitors
down to one hit and striking out ten,
while Bergeman was hit hard. House
holder and Kane carried off the batting
honors with three singles each.
In the second game errors threw
Jones off his feet and he weakened
after starting off in fine style Ran
dolph had the local batsmen at his
mercy. Streib and Croll made sensa-
tional stops. Dillon stole home in the
ST n.
Following are the detailed scores:
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Nolan Says CoIoFed
Man Is a QUiffer
By Billy Nolan

GOLDFIELD, New, Sept. 3.-Thc bet
ting presased the result. Statements
were made by Colonel brady and others
that we were going TO get IL. and we
got ia. ] warned Sslcr eE two occasions
that such tiifng would happen. lie
did rot give his decision until thirty
seconds after Cans STcEts down. I claim
a man can't judge a race after ft Is run.
He should have called IN doctor or
given his decision Immediately. Nelson
did not foul Cans. Cans IL n euitfcr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04
HANDICAP GOLF CONTEST
AT SAN FRANCISCO CLUB
Eight Members Qualify in the Medal
Play Over the Ingleside
Links.

An interesting handicap golf tourna-
ment for members was held by the San
Francisco Golf and Country Club over
It's links at 1ngleside yesterday. There
were nine entries, eight of which quail
fed. w. H la Boyteaux failed to make
a score that would entitle him to fur
ther play. 1t was, the qualifying round
of the tournament. medal play, over
eighteen holes.
The following are the scores:
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floating Club Formed.

ritt Boating Club has been organized
with the following officers: Commo-
dore, Henry Hansen; port captain. Free
man Blodgett; official measurer, Roger
Blain; president. Ferdinand Dorsaz:
secretary, Elmer Booth; treasurer. Les
lie Shear.
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Two-base hits--Kane, Householder. Three-
base hit-Hansen. Sacrifice hits-Van Buren,.
Croll. Left on bases--Seattle 8. Los Angeles 5.
Stolen base-Kane Double plays-Nott (unas-
sisted; Van Buren,. Hansen CroIl and Mott:
Gochnauer, Tcman and Dillon. Bases on balls
on Garvin T. Struck out-By Garyfn 10 nv
Bergeman s. Passed ball-Mangerina Time Of
game-1:5o Umpires-klopf and Nagei.
SECOND GAME
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Dane Is Angry Because Cans
Didn'f Present Him The Fiqhf
BY Battling Nelson.

* OLDFIELD, Sept. 81 still claim that I
Y the best | did not foul the dirty sneak.
~ He said he would not take decision on foul
and now he has done it. | defy him or his manager
to submit to a medical examination. His getting
decision in such manner will not hurt my reputa-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04

POLISH SOCIALIST ALLIANCE.-New York
Sept. 3.-The biennial convention OF the Polish
Socialist Alliance OF America 10 being held here
1t has the two-fold purpose OF spreading the
propaganda Of socialism In this country and
land. 1t Is said that nearly every State In enc
Union In represented.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04
,UtfAIARY

Three-base hits-van Haltren. Haley. Graham
Heitmuller- Two-base hits-Hogan Wolfers
ham 8. Struck out-By Mclaughlin j. by Ca
ham 4. Double plays-Graham to Francts "a
Heitmuller; Bliss to Francks Time of rama
l hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Perrine
AFTERNOON GAME.
ERECNn
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SAN FRAVCT.
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Gum c. by Williams g. Bases
on balls-OH Gum 2 Two-bese hits-Irwin
Hildebrand- Sacrifice hits-MitcheI Spencer
MOhler Stolen bases-Afohler. McCreede. Hen
derson, Spies Hit by pitched ball-wheeier
First base on errOrs-POrtlsnd l. San Fran
cisco 8. Left on bases-Portland g. San Fran
cisco :. Time OF game-One hour and 25 min
utes Umpire-Haha1ey.
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The drawing after the play resulted
in the following members being
matched for the play of the first round
over eighteen holes, which will take
place on the morning Of September 10:
John Lawson VS.. r. ]. Woods, r GIL
man Brown VS.. S. L. Abbot, r. L Bent
ley VS.. j. r. Clark, A. j. owen VS..
Charles Page
1t is expected that the second round
of the match will be played in the af-
tenoon OF the 10th, which Will bring
the contest down to the semi-hnals.
The date for the semi-finals has not
been set.
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s+rpck out-By Calin s. by williams 2 Bases
on baus-On Calf 2. Of Williams l. Double
rlays-Svveeney 70 Lister: Wheeler TO Wilson;
irwin 10 Mohler Sacrifice hits-Wheeier,
MohIer stolen base-MitchelI Left on bases
Portland J. San Francisco 2 Time Of game
One hour. Umpire-Mahaney-
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Two-base hits-Toman. Dillon. Sacrifice hit
Toman Left on bases-Seattle s, Los Angeles
IL Stolen Householder Toman. Dillon.
Struck out-By Jones 5. by Randolph 6. Passed
ball-Eager Time of game-Two hours Um-
pires-Nagle and klopf.
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Fitzgerald 8. struck out-By Fitzgerald 2. by
Hopkins 8. Hit by. pitcher -Delmas. Double
play--van Haltren to Heitmuller. Time Of
rina.,
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Meyer; Mrs. Seymour. a bye; Miss

Jones VS.. Miss Ratcliffe.
Mems doubles-Elliott and James VS..
the Long brothers; Guerin and Code
vs.. Brown and Sinsabaugh; Henry and
Gatewood VS.. Bell and Bundy.
First round-Nourse and Shanks VS..
Adams and Foley; Rolfe and Schmidt, a
bye; Mclaughlin and Griffin VS.. JGetz
and Gayness.
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cordovn Beats Alnmeaa.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 3.--In a four
teen inning game today Cordova beat
Alameda. Score:
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sURREEDERs TO PoLIcE.-Stockton, Sept
3.-Joe Hatfield. wanted for severly cutting
Sellman Martin last evening with a knife sur
rendered to the police this morning.
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Oakland Team Again shut Out.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 3.-The Oakland
State League team was again shut out
today, Emerson not allowing a hit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04

Three-base hit-Devereaux Two-base hit
Sacrifice hits-Francks, Kruger,
First base on called balls-off
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

Harris Real Estate Co,

Violin Miss Al. Kennedy.
FIRST Mandoiins-Miss N. Phillips,
T. Chavez.
Second Mandolins-Misses r. 40
reu. ]. Chavez.
Piano A-Misses Y. Elliott. q. I'll
lott.
Piano s-Misses 9. Romero. r
Monsoya.
Aunt kitty's Shopping"
Misses r. sena, D. West. {. Valdez
r. Quintana. v. vareia. J. Chavez.
20 Thou Sublime Sweet
Evening Star" n. Wagner
Misses NJ. Phillips, A. Phillips, D
Sommer. =. Abreu, e. Baca,
]. Chavez.
Light Drin"--Fourteen YouIg Misses.
Violin Solo, Sec. Air yarie." op. 81
H>"% 49, % C. Dancia
Miss NJ. Kennedy. Piano, Miss !
! Chavez. q
ia File du Regiment. -. .nunigettl
Misses N. Phillips. A. Phillips. D
Sommer. J. Chavez. E. Baca,
r. Elliott.
Chorus-+Evening Chimes. Macbeth
piano-Miss 7. Chavez.
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WEEKS SOCIETY CHAT
PoTpoURR OF PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS PERTAINING
PRINCIPALLY TO PERSONS And niINc TAKED
ABOUT IN Las VEGAS Ga wtaRL AND ELS,
wfiERE-A FEwEADs AND FACTS Or fEMNNEEANcy


The shaao.y wooas stretch ssse and eooa and bEcsa.
GEeen lie the aeids s-saFe M careless f~es:
But oh. I laag In sander nR and da~a
The tangled stream Il soms grim city street:
To drain ones mare ths cur " crowded life.
To watch the failure "a IL tAAinw cFoxa.
To reaa the laughter and ee team OF strife.
To weave the tatsFs inro thi~sk sompsese.
And all M ionety past and fnsare drown
In those daEE waves II lite that 'found me beat
Arthur SsEanser. I'm Iuty snAEt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

The women's Society OF the Baptist
church will hold n social and program
at the house Of Mrs. W. r.. Robertson,
Ills Eighth street, next Thursday
night. June 81. A pleasant social
time Is promised for all who will AT.
tend. No n viii be debarred. the
invitation Is for an who will attend.
No set charge will be made, although
a silver Offering will be taken u
help swell the fund for new carpets
In the church. .. Gilt
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PERsONAiXEN1ION

J. p. Bracelet OF Aatoa In In the
city today. Z :
Guadalupe Horrego 81 ohaoon vas
In the city today.
J. D. pepue and r. ". Coins are in
the city from I4meero.
W. r. Rosne of Oxford. Miss. srgis'
ed yesterday In Las Vegas.
Zenohio Flores arrived In the city
this morning from his home n sapei
h.
James Guy or Baeharach Bros. was
Unable 10 be at the snre today on
account of sickness.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford MeClenahaa
l.ft this morning for q weeks outing
az Haryeyis mountain ranch.
Messers. o. n. D. Turner. ". II. Dun
lap and =. G. Scobey were visitors
In the city yesterday from ROTOR.
Mr.. O. II. B. Turner. chief engineer
on the 81. Louis. Rocky Mountain a
Pacific Railway company, In In the
city today.
e. b. Macarthur. representing the
studebaker wagon works of South
Bend, Indiana. drove to Mora today
N the interests Of his arm.
Mrs. ". NJ. Lewis and children
boarded the stage this morning for
Haryey's ranch resort. They expect
to r~usticate In the mountains for !
week or so aud Mr.. Lewis may join
them there In q few days.
Amos McRanna Of Emperia. Kas..
an old time railroader. now n book
agent. In q visitor In Las Vegas. Mr..
McKasna 10 the inventor Of q pa
tented order file used by engineers
and conductors and also a main order
signal.
r. d. wingo OF st. Louis arrived in
the city this afternoon and xll re.
main here for a month OF 90. His wife
and two children have been In Las
Vegas for about a year, milking their
home Temporarily at the residence
OF DR.. r. d. shaw.
J. N. FurIong, the photographer.
who was formerly located In Las We
gas. has arrived In the city and may
make his home here again. He has
been out In California and was In
! that ssats. at the time OF the terrible
earthquake which wrecked San Fran
cisco.
j G. T. Brown Of socorro vas In the
city yesterday between trains, en-
route home from a trip I" Denver,
While here he received d telegram In
forming him Of the death OF his wife's
father, DR.. j. Kornitzer, at Socorro
The deceased was an oetogenarian
and had been In failing health for
some time.
Hon. Jesse G. Northcutt, for twelve
years circuit judge of Las Animas
county, Colorado. and who lately dof
fed the ermine and became a practt
toner at the bar. Is In the city TODAY
representing the Santa Fe. Ration &
Das Moines Railway company In III
suit against the st. Louis. Rock,
Mountain & Pacific Railway company
Surveyor 4. Il Zimmerman, inspec
tor Pablo Jaramiilo and Ed. Ware
have returned to Las Vegas after be
absent for -FOUR days on a survey
nip 10 the vicinity OF Mon's
They report the lakes ther'
Eater. but Laguna Hnerfan:
Is p6tfectly dry. The fsu did a greaI
deal OF damage In that portion OF thu
country. the ground being coveret
with leaves from the trees.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

Why spend your evenings on the
street. take your family with you on
the special Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday evening cars with music.
Leave Santa Fe depot at tao D. m.
6-f2G
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS NOTICE

Bids will be received until i0:m a.
IN. July 3rd, 1906. Tor the coas,rue-
ton OF a residence for the Resident
Physician aud Superintendent Of the
New Mexico Hospital for the Insane.
Las Vegas. N. ~ Plans can be 90
tanned Al the Office OF Holt a Hart,
Las Vegas. N. NJ. On and after the
ed day Of June. 1906. Contractors
desiring plans win accompany re-
quest with a check for sio.ao. which
viii be returned by the architects
when the plans r returned
by the bidder. Bids must be d.
rected to W. e. Gortner. Secretary,
Las evgas. N. NJ. marked ON envelope
Building PROPOSAL" and must be ac-
companied by a certified check for
500, payable to the Secretary Of the
Board Of Directors. as q guarantee
that bidder will enter Into contract
Tor the amount Of his bid In case the
work should be awarded TO him by
the Board. The right will he reserved
by the Board to reject any or all
bids rendered.
JEFFERSON RAyNoLDs.
President.
W. E. GoRTNER.
Secretary. G.ioT
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THlNM OFT.
DENTISTRY.

Shall 20 east July hrst. DURING
that monih my ofiee viii be closed.
g-ii2 Y. II. LORD.
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Calletana Marquee died yesterday
at her home at Mesteno. after long
suffering from asthma. She was six
~ years of age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

Big shipment Of Gage hats ut Mrs
Standish. 6-10i
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DON'T FORGET Tnis.
Talk about your men friends II
you want 10. but deat talk about
their alterations.
Something novel after THE scheme
Of house parties has been initiated
By Mrs. T. N. ennthbert u Toronta.
Canada. who has conceived the idea
Of having y train party. A special
,rNa will leave Chicago NJ Sis
on the afternoon OF July fourth
the guests Of Mrs. Gunthbert's
train party. The train will comprise
two Pullman private dining cars. In
the nrst Of these Mrs. Gunthbert viii
BE- In charge while her daughter will
be the hostess In the seccnd. The
trip planned viii take the train party
west to Los Angeles ~ the Santa
re. They will arrive at Las Vegas
on the evening Of July ninth.
Among the New Aexico people In
attendance nj the home coming fesst'
vities In Kentucky are Mrs. Y. II.
Pierce aud baby and Miss Grace
Burks. Miss Burks will remain 10
Louisville for a visit OF two months.
Mrs. Pierce departed last Monday
with her husband who had business 70
in 81. Louis and must have
missed the pleasures Of the occasion.
Miss Burgs left here last wednes.
day.
New York News.-Romaine litter
Won Doianski. Count of Barranow,
Austria. vas arrested In the monkey
house at Central park because. as De.
tective Cain 4elated 20 Magistrate
Finn In the yorkviiie court today,
the count Insisted on flirting with the
pretty girls who came In 10 view the
animals. Magistrate Find fined the
count $40. E -
A friendship that began In their
childhood while they were neiShbors
and piaymates and which gradually
developed into love. reached a climax
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock In
the marriage of Miss Elsie NJ. Baasch
and Henry X. Monsimer. The wedd.
ing ceremony was performed In con.
nection with nuptial mass at the
church Of the immaculate Conception.
Rev. Fr. Henry e. Pouget. rector Of
the east side parish was the officiating
priest.
The little church was crowded with
relatives and friends while the ma
riage ritual was being solemnized.
Bride and groom had planned to. have
the nuptiai celebration quiet and un,
ostentatious. but acauaintances who
were able did not propose To miss the
opportunity to seeing them united N
wedlock. Miss Clara Baasch. q sister
Of the bride, was the maid OF honor,
and Eugenio Monsimer, the groom's
brother, was the hest man
The brides wedding dress was a
pretty white crepe over silk and
trimmed effectively with lace aud rib.
bons. She wore the customary tulle
veil which fell In graceful folds be.
hind her and she carried a bouquet Of
brides roses. The sister and attend.
ant was gowed In cream mull which
was trimmed with a dash Of pale blue
here and there. She wore a lace hat
to match. but did not have any flow
ers.
After The solemn ceremoRs the brid.
al party repaired TO the h3me Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and NJ William
Baasch I2o9 National avenve A wed.
ding breakfast was served Tor the i'm
mediate relatives which wss followed
by an Informal reception. GF*
Mr.. and Mrs. Monsimer left In the
afternoon on a honeymoon trip to
Denver. They will return within a
week and settle down to bousekeep.
ing on Moreno street. They have re-
ceiyed a large number OF wedding pre-.
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FOR RENT.-six room urfsvnished
house with all improvements; good
barn and two lots. at 1855 Sixth
street g# .~ sS-122
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When business drags. push
along with more Advertising.
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Try our new soft lump coal Bril-.
liant. D. w. Condor, phone 81. SIS
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Gregory's billiard tables are away
In first class condition. $50
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FOR SALE OR RRNT-Two story
stone business bloek. fronting On the
plaxa, 7sx10o feet. Easy terms. APP
ply Trinidad Romero. reaidence south
side Plaza. 6-74
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sents wah which to heIp furnish their
home.
Bride md ynsom ssFe 10th bora
and reared Iii Las VEGAS. They are
veil known throughout thu city and
tosn and nnmteF their frisads By the
score.
Among the wedding guests from
elsewhere were Niss Carrie Haas, d
New Tim. Nina. and Joe tapes. "a
Santa BE.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

DAnce asksf etAtIna Vsry wednes-
day m oaeBr<ay " Rosenthal
hall. ~ -ssa
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Special sale OF cut flowers tomorrow
Saturday. Carnations 50. cents per
dozen: roses. $500 per dog. Thorn.
hili's. 66-1ns
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The best fruits at aregory's $50
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Figure win Patty . layias vssse
plpesI -
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shirt waists. collars. belts, etc. at
Mrs. Standish. 6-l0l
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CALI ron s,Ds.

Sealed btds tor the construction of
two stone cuiyerts 10 be built 1t In
terseotions Of Douglas avenue and
Seventh street, and intersection Of
Jackson and Grand avenues. win be
received by the undersigned on or
before June ~, 1906, at eight o'clock
p. M Right to reject any or all bids
in reserve. Plans and specifications
ran be seen att my Office.
City Of Las Vegas, N. NJ, this 1tth
day OF June, 1906.
cHAs. TAMME,
Goa Clerk.
@ - So
The Plaza Trust ana Savings hank
enables woman, clerks. mechanice and
others to accumulate . reserve that
win b available In times Of need.
Sit
ron SALE-SmaiI frame house ID
be moved on lot. J. x. Martin. CTS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

Thsrs b oaiy oas vay y whisA ysu
may Know that tAsrs u - vaat =. d
today's paper which vitality iatsgssts
you-snd that n 70 sssa thsa asd
90. s-7ei
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

A Special meeting 81 Chapman
lodge. No. &. A. F.AA. NJ. viii be
haid Sunday. June i7th. afor The pur'
pose Of attending the funeral Of Bro.
chas. Bloom. Funeral lodge viii be
open at one O'Clock y. m. All breth'
rem are earnestly requested 10 be
present. Visiting brethren cordsslls
invited. ny order.
c. D. BOUCHER. ". NJ.
G. n. sPoRLEDER, Sec. 6iiG
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Special sale of summer millinery,
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New York News. -Romaine litter
Won Doianski, Count of Barrauow,
Austria. was arrested In the monkey
house az Central park because. as De
tective Cain 4elated 20 Magistrate
Finn In the yorkvitle court today,
the count Insisted on firting with the
pretty girls who came In 70 view the
animals. Magistrate Finn fined the
count SO. T. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

insitations are out for the wedding
In Chicago - Miss Maadc Elizabeth
Warren In DR.. wellls =. Mackenzie
on the evening OF June twenty seventh
AZ half after essht O'Clock. The bride
and groom win he AT home after
September asst AZ Munslng. Mlehi.
gan. Miss Warren is the sitter Of A.
r. Warren. Jr.. who In connected with
The Optic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

Mrs. Charles GreeneIay entertained
at cards Saturday last, corner Colnm
bia and Fifth streets.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-16

The Library association eaehre par.
" announced for next week has been
postponed to Friday Of the follow.
Ing week, June 90.
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AT the School Festival 4. streabbol
Misses Al. Montoyag z. sena, NJ. Silva
f. Elliott, @. Elliott. T. Chavez. Al
Sena. e. Valdez. n. Elliott.
"Tambourine Song and Dance"