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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-08
OFFICE OF NETWORK TRIBUNE:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The

~ annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of The Tribune
Association win be held the Office OF the Company IN
The Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street IN the 1onS
New-Yorl Monday. the 18th Gay OF JsnuzLs %
three O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON OF
for the purpose eiecng directors for the ensuing
election at
meeting and for transaction OF such other business a
NAV properly come before said meeting
' 'U NATHANIEL TUT lie seTetsrys
H.,rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-08
TBE IRVING NATIONAL BANK

New York December OH lSVO
SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
q of Tire Irving National Bank OF New York Will be
6eId a. tts banking house. No Hudson Street city OK
New York on 6th day Of January 1905 at II eloS&
N the OF voting upon the tolloWing pro-
posed to the Articles OF Assocsti9 OF lS
fSFs6IV that Section of the Articles OF Assoca-
ton Of The Irving National Bank Of New york Dc and
hereby amended inserting the words not SIS tsh
fifteen and than twenty-five stocRho4oetS IL
Mace ofth words fifteen stockholders
P'@SN - - BENJAMIN F. WERNER Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-08
cOLUMBIA BANK.

~ss.b Avenue and Forty-second Street
Tii' New York. January End. 1905
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
,5s-, ~ This Bank the election Of Directors fo-
md the election OF three Inspectors
n Eiac+o5 10 serve the following annual election
VIII Be held the Banking house On IueSaSs' '@H~'
The rolls VIII be open from Il u until p n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
NAN SUCCESSFULLY
WORKS BOGUS CHECKS
SMoorH sWiNpLER GIVES POOR
PAPER IN EXCHANGE FOR puR-
ckAsEs.-his TERRITORY.

Chicago, July 1.-THE department
stores here and merchants throughout
the country were warned yesterday
by the American Bankers association
TO be on the look out for the opera
tions Of D clever bogus check worker
whose method Is to present checks
for sums ranging from $50 TO $50,
representing that he has not suffi.
cient money to pay for his purchases.
Where He Operates
During March and April he operat.
ed from Dallas. Texas. northwest
through Colorado. Montana and Wash.
ington. receiving cash on worthless
checks drawn 10 the order of H. NJ.
Moore. purporting to have been sign.
ed by J. r. Meyer and drawn on the
Pennsylvania National bank of Read
ing, Pa. The swindler Is described
as thirty.five to forty years. Of age
five feet eight or nine inches high
and weighing about 14o pounds; med
ium dark hair and clean shaven.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
FELIX MARTINEZ DECLARES HE WILL
GIVE joint POST Office FREE Rent


worthy citizens who admits, eonfid.
entity. that the town has nothing be.
hind H. What folly this n. Why you
have one industry alone which will
make You 50 rich In few years you
won't know what to do with your
money. ! refer to the sheep industry.
Look al the grand stretches of beau.
tiful grazing and agricultural country
which lie adjacent 70 Las Vegas. Al
the rate the sheep industry Is devei.
oping. II alone will be worth millions
to Las Vegas In few years. Your
banks will have so much money they
will not be able To loan Il. But yoa
must have confidence IN your own
town and you must have united ef.
fort to build II up. What has made
Albuquerque? Unity Of action. What
is Il which has played such an Inn.
portant part In the rapid develop
ment Of Ell Paso? II is the spirit OF
unity and cooperation among her
business men, the absolute loyalty to
her interests and the fact that every
business man in Fl Paso will neglect
his own business, temporarily. il
need be. 10 push forward the inter.
ests Of the city Itself. He knows that
when ne Is helping the entire comm,r
nifty he helps himself. Every man In
r, paso has all the business he can
attend to. But our business men nev.
er say NO when asked. to do some.
thing to promote the town. A town
or city Is like a family--it requires
the federation. the good will and the
cooperation Of every member for ev'
cry other member. No city OF Its
size In the country has. more capable
business men than Las Vegas~-in
fact | know Of none that can equal IT,
Now If every business and profess
ionaI man would give a reasonable
proportion Of the time, energy and
ability which make his private bust
ness successful, TO the greater inter
ests of the entire community, hs
| would double the size and prosperity
Of this city In a few years and his
private business would be proportion
ately enlarged. Suppose that every
business institution were giving al
much thought and effort TO pushing
Las Vegas ahead as The Optic Is
and there Is no reason why the,
should not, what would bs the result
Why you couldn't hold this towI
down." ..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
HOT after ST.LOUIS
ALLEGED ice TRUSTS
CIRCUIT ATTORNEY sAceR FILES
IMPORTANT SUIT TO MELT IT.
FINES AGchEcATlNc s7i,4oo.

St Louis, July 17s-After an inves
tigation Of three weeks Circuit Attor
ned Sager today filed suits against
the Polar Wave Ice and Fuel compa-
ny and the Merchants Ice and Coal
company on the allegation that these
companies were In a combination 10
restrain trade and fix and maintain
the prices Of ice.
The suit asks judgment for sI7.400.
to be, assessed against each company
as fines for the ia days that an al.
legged agreement has been In effect
and that the charters under which
they have been doing business be de-
clared null and void. =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

You can use the building either six
months or five years--that is until
the office Is ready 10 be opened on
the central site just beyond the Doug.
las avenue school building. which !
understand was selected by q Joint
committee Of both towns. Or, II you
don't want TO take up my offer. ! will
60 to Washington, at any time. either
alone or to help Las Vegas delega.
tion, to secure an appropriation for q
postoffice building centrally located.
And II We should fail to secure a
building. OF II the delay should prove
to be very great, ! will subscribe the
first $500 toward building to be
erected by the citizens Of the two
towns.
Can't Hold u Down
THE only trouble with Las Vegas
IL lack OF unity. II Is the old story
of a house divided against itself. u
you can get this postoffice question
settled, and then get together and
work hand in hand for the upbuildins
of this city, you can have twice the
population and three times the pros
perity in three years. The govern
ment reservoir Is all right, and an
other railroad would be great thing
but you could afford 10 lose then
both If you would thereby gain thu
spirit of unity. Of cooperation and o
absolute loyalty to the interests o
this place. What have you to be dis
heartened about In Las vegas?. Yo,
have twice the natural resources ant
attractions of any; other city OF the
territory. And yet when strange
will come to town who considers in
yestment here. he will run acrosl
some real estate dealer who II afrai,
the other real estate man win max,
a trade, or he encounters one Of you
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

nenssT. July N. Ahose -sssss
E1ks ssd ladies accompanying thea
In attendance st The txsntisth an
naaI reunion of The order. have regis
tered n lecsi headquarters and others
are ssili coming In On every train
running 20 Denysr. Reeepsions. enter
tzirmenis and sieha s~eing we're the
order II the day. The first business
seszion II the grand sodrs sas held
this sfssrnool. A resiSiou n The con
ssisuiion 10 broaden the order II one
u The most inporsans matters 10 come
before the eonssntion- The n~s rit'
usl has also been prepxred for sub.
mission. 4 resolution viii be- propo<'
ed condemning the use u the Eik's
head ~ the badge cf negro order
of the rrsiernai Benevolent and Pro
secsiye Order of k1ks In America
Eiks Eaisyias Themselves
Denver, Colo. July IA glimpse
~ the streets or other pubic places of
Denver today would give the imprss.
sion that every member n the order
Of Elks throughout the country Vas
In the city. with HIS family and
friends. Fifty thousand h q conser'
vatiye estimate of the number of wish
tors. and they represent every nook
and corner of the land.
The delegates got down 20 business
at the opening u the convention In
the Tabor grand opera house this af.
ternoon. but the great majority of
the visitors were left free 10 enjoy q
portion of the sieo.aoo entertainment
provided fur them by the city of Den.
YER Every member Of the antlered
herd IL loud in his praise Of the ar
rangements made for the reception
and entertainment n the yioitors.
All day entertainment was provided
today at Elitch's gardens. with n Wild
West show In University park. band
contests In City park, automobile
rides for the ladies and innumsrahle
other attractions thrown IN. And
everything is free TO the visitor wear
ing the wellknown eik's head pin oi
the order.
Grand Parade
The parade comes on Thursday. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN
KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK

Houston. Texas. July 1.-Two men
were killed and three others were 10.
riously hurt In a collision Of oil
trains ON the Gull. Colorado and San.
IN Fe railroad near Lantersvilie. late
last night. The dead are Engineer
Charles zechrist and Fireman Grit.
feps.
Brakeman Pickens. who lost his
right arm early Monday morning BY
being run over by an engine. and who
almost bled 10 death before he could
reach medical assistance, Is now
doing very nicely nj the Santa Fe hos
pital and the chances are very good
for his recovery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
LAS VEGAS GUN CLUB
IMPORTANT MEETING


The Las Vegas Gun club is to he
reorganized. A meeting for this pur.
pose will be held this evening at :
O'Clock ut the Dearth Undertaking es-
tablishment on Douglas - avenue,
where there will be an election Of Of.
ficers and ether business Of import.
ance transacted. which will appear In
The Optic tomorrow.
A movement undertaken 10 unite
the Century Gun club with the Las
Vegas organization has failed, Mem.
lWrs Of the two clubs could mot reach
an amicable agreement over the re-
spectise properties OF the clubs and
no jcinture was effected.
The members OF the Las Vegas
club number twenty or over Among
them are some Of the best trap shoot.
ers Of the territory. The Century
club also reasonably boasts Of some
excellent trap shots and occasional
Tits at the trap between the two
clubs are anticipated.
A matter which will be brought
before the las Vegas club tonight
win be Sunday shooting. Some Of
its members are opposed to this.
while several declare Sunday Is the
only day they can get away to the
traps from their daily occupation. IL
In proposed that the club give two
shoots week. one on Thursday and
the other on Sunday, so that those
who object to Sunday shooting may
shoot In the middle Of the week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Ns~ York. July fi.-~john ID. sies'
son. ON. u Thsx's counsel. appeared
before Justice Blanchard In the su.
prsme court today and secnrsd =
writ II prohibition restraining the
district attorney and the grand jury
from taking evidence as To the NH
Ing of Stanford White. Justice Rlan-
ehard also issued an order direeiins
the district attorney and grand Jury
10 show cause tomorrow why they
should not he absolutely restrained
from any further proceedings In the
matter of the Killing of White and
against ThaN.
The allegations on witch me ~.
straining writ was issued state that
as Tha~ had been indicted. IL u n
legal for the district attorney and
grand jury 10 subpoena aud elicit any
further evidence for the prosecution
through witnesses who are 10 appear
In answer TO the suhpoenas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
eURNED. TO DEATH IN BIG
HOTEL FIRE; FATALLY HURT

Pittsburg. Pa. July l7.--In a fire
at the Hotel Park. Second avenue
and Grant street early today, James
Conway. city employe, who lived in
the hotel, was burned to death. Neal
Corners. the bartender, was fatally
injured by jumping from window,
and seven persons were overcome by
smoke and were, rescued from asphyx.
iation. The fire was caused by a
burning gas jet.
Later.--Connors died today. The
fire caused loss Of S25,000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
MAIcoNrENTs GET NEW
MINISTRY IN PRUSSIA

Teheran. July 17.-The imperial or
der for the formation of new min
istry of justice was gazetted today.
1t is hoped this will satisfy the NAL
contents. The bazaars have reopen
ed. troops have been withdrawn and
the priests have left the great mosque
and gone six miles outside Of the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
SOCIALISTS FIRE REPORTERS
OUT or THEIR MEETING

London. July 17.--A general con.
rress Of the Social lnter-parliament'
ary congress opened here today. The
first action was to expel the news
paper men. the foreign delegates fear.
ing that detailed reports Of the pro-
ceedings would. bring them unpleas.
antly to the notice Of their govern.
ments. The general purpose seems to
be an attempt TO unity the action Of
the socialists In the various parlia-
ments.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Fkag into as~sxss01 the nsxtm2u
fFssxas rate Ian. fxsssa ~ Ehe H~oens
s~~ssan a sAx E~nsssl sSsenAly.
ssx called fns hssstnx yesterday Dr.
fore Eannisskzs~r seAxifHsad. Tie rad
Fosss dssasse thss nndsr aAe pH.pa~s.s
rates their earnings would be s.sssis
Es6saea. in The essrs - same CON
n"sissss he Eedaessoa amounting u
raus~ thsn - p~r cent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
DECLARE KENTUCKY
FEUDIS7S NOT GUILTY
HAacls AND CALLAHAN CHARGED
wirn kiLt,so MARcuM ARE
FINES MAY AccREcaTE s,i.soc.

BeaityyiIle. Ky. July iT.--The jury
i'm the Hargis-callahan trial returned
a verdict of not. guilty today after
being out seventy.two minutes. The
case was one Of the most desperately
fought battles In the Kentucky courts
for years. The men were charged
with the murder Of J. b. Marcum.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
THEY CLAIM GUATEMALA
USED EXPLOSIVE euLlErs

San Salvador. July II tDelayed).
The belligerents today agreed upon
an armistice. II is claimed Guatema.
lans during the recent fighting used
explosive bullets. notwithstanding
the fact that Guatemala signed the
Geneva convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
DAILY CHAPTER
RIOT Carnage
MURDER and nLLAGf


s. rsssrxsaEg. July 1.-THE daily
hsdsss al rssolsasensTy eairsses and
Awrzsisa arssEs h larger than usual
todsy. In many places The p~sssnss
we're applying The torch 20 estates h.
leaxinx to shs crown and 10 ssszae
forests. Al NsssAsskino. 10 Sim.
birsk province. the tazn hall wss xss
nn fire yesterday and the entire VII
isee. consisting ~ ies houses. vas
Consumed.
Mssoes asd piiIses
H. Petersburg. July i1.--Throush-
out pnisnd The Systematic piliasing
Of government spirit shops In In prc.
wress. The eeasral police office al
Wsrsss sss rchhed yesterday aud q
xendsrne killed. A. Lublia. Russian
Poland. the reyoiafionisls yesterday
executed workman suspected VI
being o spy. A. Nishni Novosurod
and vasniky. cashiers Of the spirit
monopoly we're robbed and killed. A
hank a. soxniira vas robbed yester.
day and N Tiflis an Armenian loco
motive engineer vas shot In his cab
BY an assassin. workmen at Rossoff
KILLED an alleged government provo.
Gator and at Yaroslsv bombs we're ex.
pioded at the residence of the chief
of police and an officer Of the gend.
armerie.
s7.ooo.oco For Famine
~. Petersburg. July 1.-THE en-.
reEor last night approved the bin Of
the lower house of parliament which
vas adopted by the upper house, an.
nropriatlng seven million dollars for
famine relief. thus supporting the
contention of both houses nf barlia.
msnt aTainst his o~n ministers. This
law Is the first enactment af the Rus.
sian parliament and represents the
net legal result Of the session Of over
two months.
Russian Police Strike
NJ. Petersburg, July i1-Aiarm hal
been caused by the beginning Of i:
strike Of the police here. In two t.i,
tricis Of the capital today policemen
refused 10 appear for duty. Last
night one squad threw down theil
arms and left the station. The strike
ostensibly is based upon economi.
reasons. but the authorities declare
n was inspired by agifators,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Beaver. July iT.-~Dtstrict Judge r..
y. Ernonr Of Sterling. sitting I'm judge
Malore's division of the district court
Ut this city. today by agreement of
the attorneys lssaed an order 10 coun.
y Judge y, y. Lindsay 20 show cause
Q week from tomorrow why a writ
% Eohthiiion should not issue against
his court preventing him from hear
ing the franchise election contest
case. Judge Lindsay agreed not to
proceed with the case until after the
hearing upun the writ,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
BERLIN PROPOSES TO BEAT
RECORD FOR WORLDS FAIRS

New York, July 1.-THE Heralds
correspondent al Berlin cables that
he is informed on the highest author.
lily that It is proposed to hold an in.
ternational exposition at Berlin in
1912 that shall surpass all axposi.
tions heretofore held.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
INJUNCTION AGAINST CON-
MISSION UP FOR HEARING

st. Louis, Mo-. July 1.-THE in
junction proceedings against the state
board of railroad and warehouse com.
missioners. instituted by the eighteen
proprietary railroads in Missouri to
prevent the commissioners from put
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Boston, July 1.-THE wool market
shows a better tone. New woods are
firmly held. In the opinion Of mer-
chants the present prices are lower
than will obtain In the next few
months. -,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

u will build room large
enough 10 carry ON the post0f.
flee business. adjoining the
building on the corner Of
Eighth and Douglas and will
lend the use Of II free for five
years for postoffice II the
two sides Of town will get 10.
gether on a central postoffice
location and go to work for a
government building --- Felix
Martinez.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

One train was a double header
Three engines were demolished. En-
gineer James Lake escaped unhurt.
but while searching for water was
bitten by poisonous snake and In In
critical condition.
WOOL MARKET SHOWS
eETTER TONE IN eosToN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
WIFE MURDERER HANGS
. HIMSELF nv SHOE lACES

Detroit, July 17--Christopher Spin.
dleman, the wife murderer. hanged
himself with shoe laces In Jail here
early today. y.%.. ez@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
~~~>e>H>>e>>'

Ration. y. NJ. July I7.-BeF
cause his mother had repri-
manded him and had threat.
ened 10 whip him. fourteen
yearold Jessie Mcintyre. son
Of william Mcintyre. of this
J city. drank q quantity Of ear.
bolic acid a; noon today. The
lad died In terrible agony In
less than an hour.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
ARcENTlNAs FORMER Pres.
tpENT DIES At eUENoS AYREs

Buenos Ayres. July l7.~-Dr. Charles
PelligrinL former presidsn Of Argen.
tina, died last night. =,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
ACCOUNTS SHORT
ABOUT $4,000
ACTON IN new YoN


Msshinxssn. Iaiy i.s--it VAS siss.
ed ~ shs treasury department iadsy
sASa she ins.ssixasAaa reesassy eas-
eiaasd ~ The aoaoaa1s u he lzss
Ns,or G-afge A. Bartlett. dist1rsing
Roihees ~ Ne Treasury depsrsnsss.
sh0ws shortage spgroximzsing ssss
Iees.
As.at sis.ssss of this amount. how.
ever. 10 said 10 have bern inoncentay
paid sas on frsmdnient vouchers ps~
sssssd by James Basd. . sserk In the
marin. hessstai services. Who h s<p-
ssmh<r last sss arvsxsed ard b sou
In jsii rsnding his trial Tor spproSri.
ssinr government funds
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

aeasskxsai Subscriptions are aazn
ias in % ahs fane for GExnans GAZE
Th.s@ shieh hare ..nc, previously
heen seknoxieiesd ars:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

- faar ssnss~ "A yf4s G<s Vegas
GzA ~ 10 anisss arssaa 10 sAssn ka
sssr eeasssssass asasdiax 90 aaan
en@sasses Tnes@ xssa~asasoas are
a<sxsz snd ah&se ssSsss~ssss ssx. exn
na~ sazsa IN sssnia2a eaahss os thsss eF
ssss sam.es Ills san@ Ttsg hxF~ aa*a
lassFMmsnsAa IN hzas1snx hxas af sA8s
easE. xaa saTy sses the ssssssssen~~
81 ssamAansd sffers In s.zns&zs<00 10
assasa6#xl axsnes~ fos hare ssasn-
ID sAsssssss and aos s0a k1ss q
ssssss ar system tA~s ssn sas hs saE'
sxxs<d IN dc szssssry. TIE fssssr :
asaeT~ssnt II ~ r~s..ss ~ the pasa
"a ans an1sssda4I. and Dr. certainly
shaaad have he hearty ssrpsrs "A
sAs ps<Sse.@
= have lived ieng I'm Las xsxsS.
and xhsa 1.ae k&<k I - 90 bss
ssToax and .ssk points h~ssss thar
soa sks sr~ hare. Ny advice as 10
|eaasisass hHuahssts feeiinx-n Yea
eant msks your trade xo shFcaxh.
MAe q 1@A ~ AAN sss&SF1 &WtSs -
wass say that feand-so n u Ecd
fellcv and bin xosd can b. relied
npu1. And always BE- ready % xfSs
10 fair l-rc~atas~ of year time and
mosey. but particularly al your time.
10 the prcsscsion ~ she nommnn'
isyfs Interests"
Oisssssss csmbiies
Cooe~rning she reform which has
been brought about IN VI aso by shs
complete Suppression of gambling.
Mr.. Marines sxid: m*
~ssnD szmbiinx sas Suppressed.
conditions have improved and bnst
ness has multiplied ausxinsiy, In shs
estimation II the business men q
our city business has benefited great
nv. The actual deposits In the hanks
have doubled. while the number n
sndivsduai deposisors has trehied. The
effect of the movement has sar~ris.
ed even the noss optimistic"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Nes York. July Mas : result q
the conferences held yesterday by
United States Dsstri~s Astorney He0r
ry l.. ssinsnn. Attorney General Moo.
q, and former United States District
Attorney Charles b. Morrison of CHI
cago. nox special counsel for the sov.
eminent In ihs prosecution cf The
Standard Oh company for rsbstlnk.
u h understood. says . morning -
PER. that Investigation sill soos be
Instituted here.
n II added that the federal author.
isiss have practically given w hope
~ securing indictments against the
STANDARD at Cleveland, The federal
court there having no Jurisdiction,
the alleged violations Of The Eihins
law having taken place. II NJ All. not
in Ohio but In New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

Washington, July 1.-THE floating
dry dock Dewey, which went half
way around the world on liz voyage
10 the Philippines. IL now anchored
off Riyerapors. olonsapo naval sta
tion. II is In sixty.five feet Of water.
so that all vessels may reach II In
safety.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17
ELkS TO HAVE new RITUAL
TWO KILLED IN Police DUEL
GRAND toocG nGEys rms AFT gaAooN sngs sGv sfyuAl
% saGsGsyEc-saoy esr AsAsssy uss % INSIGNIA
sssaoss-osssEss NC SLOW OUT yAkGs rsous
Asoa-sssYol Ficnr EolloNs AyyEnsr 70 AaaGsT sus.
seerso aossGas-ssJvscr,os ISSUES slscros eAsss

sila pFuhasag b. The sEsnesss Hxs-sns
a a1s kin1 that hss ever nsass-l
fArssxk Ike streets ~ 90 ArsriesE
esss. Scores - hands hare sasn 60
xSxed. and anashxr feature viii n
The nAaas uniforms a she msrchsrx
bssusifaI and costly Frfsss vail b
xisss fer the t~ss appearing a~asxs
sisc. ib~ isTrsss assewxfian In linz,
The iodxe thai ass trsssisa shs grsx1
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