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The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

DAnce in Morgan hall Tuesday
night. March 8. Music by Antoni
orchestra of Pueblo. Admission rs
cents. 6.7
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

Our new spring line Of xoolens
for mems suits has arrived. The
Florence Tailoring Co.. III East Main
street 51.10
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

"Do you want piece of pie P"
The year 1906 promises to be a
prosperous one.
Why not share the prosperity
by saving money on the things you
buy in the way OF Hair Brushes
Nail Brushes and Tooth Brushes
You can do so for certainty by
buying here.
We offer an imported Japanese
Tooth Brush for 200.
Cucumber Cream makes tanned
faces white.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

For high grade garden hose an
bic ycle tires to go A. Uhri's. 48
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

NOR SALE-Pure bred Buff Rock Cockerels
II at the Riverside dairy by Lester Victor.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

EOR sALE-Pure Butt wyandotte, Butt Leg
II horn and Silver spangls Hamburg eggs
q. w. Brainerd 30S Wilson avenue. 1859
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

WTANTED-Partiest to contract to deliver
w tubs mill pebbles at cement works. Call
or phone. Portland Gem snt Co. 81 SO
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

ENOR SALE-2,0O0 lbs Of tho best coal. De w.
Il cred In Florence for t2.5O to $50 Leave
orders at ais W. Main. Phone 6a2 Rlack W. l..
Crippen. al.ti
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

EOR sALE-The Thirkins roal estate (the
Il old lumber Yard, grounds and buiidlna.
Inquire OF 4. l.. Bevertock, English Lumber
Co. %O.tf
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
FOR SALE

ENOR SALE-Eggs for setting; thoroughbred
Il Barred Rocks and Brown Leghorns; can
supply for incubators Mrs. johnson. Cyanide.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

Observation-Disclosures collector for mer-
w chandise accounts; good salary and ex-
nen os. Address N Manufacturer, p. o. Box 1927,
Philadelphia, IA. 40
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

VNO RENr-Furnishcd rooShs for housekecp.
J. ing at ais West Main; also stors rooms
Inquire Of Mrs. A. Q. Callahan, 100 East Front
Strcot. h1.s6s
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

INFANT ED-City warrants at 95 cents, Apply
w to James A. AcCandless. l8-If
WANTED Highest prices paid for all kinds
w OF Junk, such as rope, iron, copper, brass,
rags and bottles. Drop postal card to Barney
Ginsborg 94-u
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

GONE In and icavc your orders for monu.
" mcnts for Decoration Day. The Florence
Monumental Works, 2is W. Main st. s7.f
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
Classified Advertisements
WAN TED

WANTED-Plain and fancy sewins-p.rticu-
W lnrly Easter dresses. Mn. Il. l.. Hubbard,
Su5 East Second 40
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

rNO RENT-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping Apply at :09 East Fourth
btrect. 5yJs
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

ENOR SALE OR RENT-The Hull drug store
Il building on West Main. We'll lighted
photo gallery Above. see II. X. Lutcs. 1t5s
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

rNO RRST-CcntrAl; 2 large front rooms for
Il cfiicesi three rear rooms for ligh. house
keeping 7. CHrnody. 40
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
TO RENT

fNO RENT-Two pleasant front rooms ground J.,
J. Furnished for light housekeeping or for
gent desiring two rooms. 2i6 AcCapd ess Ave.
Qs
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

XyrANTED-Mau and wife with toam and
w wagon 10 travel with Al moving picture
show, etc. Send full particulars to Box Sa.
Canon City, Colo. 3-ss
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
MiScCLL.ANE EOUs

V,HE DRESSMAKER over ststs flank is now
i ready for spring work. viii also dye laco
any color. i.Bs
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

EOR SALE OR TRADE-Ten room house,
Il two lots on cornor, furnished. Location
hnc ior boarding house. Apply Hotel Lennox.
0
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Governor
NAC[RMl!!s't's
ss,Gjl|ll VISIT
csaaav wA ,pshabH naaS ts'dsN y
{. vssDa = ssesssd - SsMMsaa

esstx Fe. February ;s.--''I ~ id6k.
M forward with : great deel o.
bsHavurs to my visit TO l-Ae vepa
.sSA with the opportunity ] shall haSs
nurinG my visit to become steuatntso
v,th tns people Of the 6ommunltys
xnyd Governor Herbert ,. HAgsrmsn
To your correspondent today. Gov
srnor Hagerman expreSsed the sati&
factlon he hsd at the hearty and spon'
taneovs welcome given him tnformsb
|ly by ias vegans when ne was therS
! few weeks ago on his way 70 tnS
inauguration. He expects during his
coming visit to meet many more y
the people and to zee sOmethins g
the town and surroundings.
The governor IL greatly Interested
n the success Of the Las VsGas reF
ervo,r project, and wants 70 vislt tns
proposed site. He said THE secur-
Ing of this project With al the ID
yantages II viii BRING ~ its train.
wili assure Las Vegas place second
| "a NO city IN the territory what !
esn do 10 help along the project VII
! cheerfulIy and earnestly do. Las vs.
| rnns may count upon my hearty cir
operation in this important matter.
An investigation has demonstrated
that, beyond reasonable doubt, Jonn
Coniey, the Taos murderer II not lnr
sane. nnd. In all probability the mar
~t,l ha hanged on Friday, at which
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19

The matter Of finances was care.
fully canyassed. and the income was
found to be satisfactory and increas-
ing steadily and rapidly. After a
thorough consideration Of the york
10 be done in preparation for 'oe
opening. the directors fixed the opssps
ing date at July lst of the present
wear Il was deemed of the utmost
rilporanfe to allow time TO have
everything in readiness before the
,spening takes place. 44
The date for Tie onening will b.,
exttssssigeiy advertised aaa the airec.
tors ssse.sraasls to prepare ma.V
wide distribution setting out 'he 80
in connection With The sanitorium ana
advising the public as to plans ra'es'
and accommodations.
In a very short time a Committee
will reach Las Vegas chg rged with
the duty Of initiating a vigorous pre-
paratory movement. Thre outlook for
the Fraternal city. and the complete
and huge success of he broad plans
Of the founders ant directors, was
never SO bright.
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OFFICIALS Of WESTERN FEDORA.
ton Of miners ARRESTED CAARC.
Cd WITH MURD[R0F ST[UENENBERC
President Moyu sad Secretary Haywood Taken Under
Heavy Guard 70 idaho Pea1sntisy. Vincent ST.
John = fsl|ow.
Orchard Said 70 b willing = Civ Strong Evidence Against Nj
Former Associates. Olacas SsaehiAs los Alleged Ae.
complies h Fss Crime.

Bois3 Idaho, Feb l4.--ChaA b
Meyer. president Of the WesterN Fed
Grafton Of Miners. and VIM. d. Hay
wood, secretary, and G. A. retfiboae.
former member Of the executive
committee arrived here this mnrning
from Denver In custody OF strong
guard of Idaho and Colorado officers.
No stops were made In the cities or
large towns. The officers In charge
Of the prisoners were Adjutant Gen
eral Bulkeley Wells Of Colorado, Col.
d. w. Strickland Of the governors
staff, Meldrum. Watson and Fisher,
operatives Of the detective agency,
and James Wells, deputy warden Of,
the Idaho penitentiary The prison.
ers were taken directly to the ldaho]
penitentiary, and no interview with
any member Of the party was allowed.
Vincent st. John. who was arrested
Yesterday, will probably be brought
here today or tomorrow. The officers
have gone to Haines. Ore, to search
Tor man named Simpkins, who IL I
said to be In that clty. Il Is per-
sistently reported that Orchard, the |
prisoner arrested soon after the AZ. |
sassinatiOn Of Former Governori
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rNo aoor seating space o. 'ps
,>,,ncan opera house was a4n w.,hss .....s
,,~.,erias .,""s afternoon by an atssn.,ss 1 ,ss
svs .,,s,ence which gathered VI ness .I .Is
sSu' sS~osis,on Of Christian srence, IN ma. -.
- AR Bicknell Young. @ne Q, vac NJ ~
~ ,;ona, AL lecturers Of the church, l'..,.,Ss ms
vons, ,,o was introduced in an : sa'r.,ur' NV
.s"r, .vus address by Judge z. y Ions, %, :,
,no s sat, that he was searcns. ar,,s s,,.s
,rn,n w and he believed as the - s'a,o,..s ,.,,ss,
!, I'm his hearers IN pursuing tFe a.s.. que
o. 9th n, all possible diligence ava -:s,as s,Uns
WV =, ,.,ss,b,e channels. The Cnrist'an
az s,Ir,;s,s we're truth-seekeTs Wn,
20 wcr the admiration OF ehe wor,o
a nsa sr,,ssed not few as afilve WORK
srs sra under their banner. -.
e', Ar Young is a pslishssa. lucid, 'osi
.., and convincing speaker. and IN
90 ,s' audience was impressed and 10
,sres,ed by the able expression 81 NJ
views.
yr Young ssid in part; -
~Christian Science may ee o.nn.'
=. 20 the science Of all that fe's'es =
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staeaberg At Caldwell, made . state
neet which will be used against III,
other prisoners now under arrest. and
oHs or two others whom the Officers
sre seeking.
st. John Arrested.
Wallace. Idaho. Feb, is.--vincent
9, John, president d the miners
nainn Of Burke, Idaho. was arrested
~ telegraphic orders from Dolse.
the arrest is believed to be In con.
nscfion with the murder OF former
Governor Steuenberg In alleged com.
p'icity with President Chas II Noy.
~, president Of the Western Feder
alton OF Miners, VIM. ID. Haywood.
secretary. and Chas. II. Pettibone, Z
member OF the executive committee
who were arrested In Denver Satur-
day night.
st. John was president OF the min.
prs' union at Telluride when Arthur
G. Collins, manager of the Smuggler
nine was murdered. st. John and
nearly score Of other miners were
Indicted for completely IN several
crimes. including murder. They were
liberated on account Of some alleged
regularity In the official papers and
*. John left the city.
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-. stisn Science Lecturer I'm.
~'~ presses 8is! i! Las Vegas Audience

nos ana 4 science not only N ren.l ~
@ ,,ca "a healing. but as corrective -
sala,,ou to all problems q ex's1ensr, ,
Accepted theories Of religion on.
sc,ence have scoffed at the assocla,
,,on 81 these words. but reason :.
,ov,c show conclusiyely that scien.s
must relate to truth. and 'nere,o,s ~
God, Cod .,nce God is the cause and oas'S
Of all that is true. .,
"Csris.sn Science does not Vsy ,.,
claim a new Ged nor a new Mw' w,
comes declastns the same % "ou; IN ~,
! The came law that Jesas declared, IN -,
| one ,nt,Aite e,erna, GeA. who - soou !.
! and M good and ahchangeao'e ,' 'a~
t.hrfsian Science declares me o" ",
ssjsx,nce. oni&Sscience and omn,p's' ,,
syce Of CO. as do all other oenon' .
lya,,ons and. upon that basis sissy, snus
that evj, has no power kno~'..e
j nor presence. in other words' 'na'
ia unreal. .sc,,b,
..chr,saisn Science never asef,o' -.
'ev,, .ossod or makes him IN any -
tContined on page ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Hungarian Parliament Defie; En-
peror.king and Declines to Dissolve

Budapesth. Feb 1s.--The Hungar.
Ian parliament was dissolved this
morning by the use Of force. The
floor and corridors of the building
were cleared By police. There was
no resistance and no disorder. Mem.
bers Of the coalition party declared
that the dissolution was unconstitu.
tional and illegal end that they will
hold a meeting Wednesday in the
parliament building unless prevented
by troops. In which case the meeting
viii be held elsewhere.
The session opened at 10 o'clock
sharp. The vice president read let.
ters from General Nyiri, royal com.
and Herr Justh. president
Of the lower house, and declared the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Advertise Our Resources
Thsrs ~ Way to Bring Capital and tn.
tsupSse 10 the City. Says : Prom.
inent Colorado Cspitalist.

Editor OF The Optic:
Dear Sir: II the editor OF the es-
teemed Optic will permit few lines
In its columns ] will relate the sstua.
ton In Las Vegas as sized up to me
last week by a prominent mining man
and capitalist Of Cripple Creek Cok
The gentleman In question had
stopped OF for day to inquire into
the copper deposits near the city, and
In q conversation while he and the
writer we're strolliDg around the
streets and commenting on the I'M
provements and growth OF the city on
every side. he suddenly stopped and
asked: "Have you not chamber Of
commerce here" and why is II that
you do not have printed literature,
setting forth the resources Of the city
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19

than two or three miles progress per
day with the aid OF spade. cable end
bunches OF Apache and Navajo In.
dians
There IL absolutely no travel By
wagon over these trails and 10 Sc
cure team 10 carry gasoline 10 the
Req Mountaineer one day recently.
Megargel had 10 walk fourteen miles,
and then bribe q Mexican teamster
until the former had practically pur.
chased the lattsrs outilt before he
would consent to undevtake the drive.
only ~ result Ii his wagon breakir
down after piussinS nearly eight
h0hrs over . stretch u t~elve miIes
and compslling Msssrkel to carry the
preciouA f,,>l for the last two miles.
The Reoites are. however IN
wise despondcnt In spite Of all !"
midwinter drawbacks. for they 49,. ."'.
atm running like a swiss " a,ch =,
without a skip Of the, ~. or sna
lesseninG Of power. Negarsel 4
Fassett are both, watcv,ing with 7, e
eyed easernesa for the arst ~
hopeful that this good fortune y ~
so'e them to eventually res. :,
frost line {, Colorado. after. y
even serd weather and Kan I'M
sards will have no terrors - n'
when recalling their recen spr ".
with the dolby" mut In 1u
regions Of New Mexico. n'~ sa1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Auto Mired Now
IN New hexico

Lagrna, n. NJ, Feoru Ay la---Percy
r Megargel. who und' E,the auspices
of the American MO- ~ league, was
sent, out 10 look up yAranscontine rental
aut omobile hontesis Anm stalled In the
,sclObe mud between ,.Gallup and Albu.
q.nerque, New Mex iDo.
Many sS0es tn l Reo Mountaineer
and its crew ha' \ been detained by
snc~s or quif .ksands for several
days 1t stref eA, but now It looks
y. thsugh the tpnejsts win have to
vaM until the ! ground either freezes
~ snlid oF Hes 0ut completely. The
Ifoszser is ra' fher unlikely at this ses-
| son OF The year, for the more rigor.
o,n portion 4 OF New Mexico winter II
\ nov, past. and ewing TO the rainy sen.
4 son now being Sn, II may be weeks
Z before the roads will begin to be pae
nabl
u Mr. NegargeI in describing his e.
4 A3p9ieis,ey Of the past week writes In
Il nrt ~ follows:
n while we have been through sll
Dl lkin1s lof weather and experienced al
-.IkllIs and no kinds Of roads this 10
? lby'' soil Of New Mexico certainly
= fbpsas anything ] have ever come
: across In my three years 0f antonn0
/, bile cruising. The soil seems 10 be
Iimpervious to water at depth OF
about two feet. and these twenty.
flour incnes are mud Of the stickiest
kind. Our wheels, when they will re-
y voive at all, carry around on the tires
y clusters Of real estate that would
cause many an over officious real es-
tate agent to, think we were endeav0r'
Ting to CARR New Mexico back with
us"
81 The washes, arrOyos, gulches, guf
and ravines between. Gallup and
~ albuquerque are simply uncrossabIe
Vet this time. the soil at the bottoms
Nemg 40 soft that even after spread.
z canvas over the mud, the REQ
:, Vatsinees sinks until the difYeren.
~, ~" wl,e on ne canyas. With these
ua tcns, sri the sharr thirty tol
er cent. ip.lincs 70 climb on
~ ann ~its side N the gulches. and
us.oyos. VIZ Y IL QUITE apparent why "
IL frequently diaie,dt g make pore
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19

sand sectios. and distri.hu II NJ every
train which passsss hrongh the place. y
"Up0n being told that we had n
Commercial cub that takes tho place
Of the chamber Of oaIMmeras In most
cities. and thgt the club has hone con.
siderable eitaswe work alOI4 the line
Of securing the Fraternal ssanitarium
as vell as 'bdsng III work now endeav'
oring ra secure the government reset
vuir fsr the city. he replied; "Yes,
those are :aE well enough In their
place. but they win advertise them
s~svss. when they are. IN accomplish
81 fset. Nnw. my idea N advertising
q country as TO get the ear Of the
travelling public. and the way to do
mat Is TO get literature 10 Il setting
scrtA your developed .as we'll ~ your
undeve eloped resDurues. why, IN Grip
pie Greek mr. Colorado Springs the
Cnamber Of Commerce have literature
cut all the time and people At every
train to distribute II. They not only
tell Of the large enterprises that are
under way and set forth their great
climatic advantages. but any new bus
mess or corporation that Ia desirous
OF hxving its possibilities placed be-.
fore the pubic. Is Immediately listed.
and addresses and names given, so
that should any one be interested
they can take up the matter with
the promoters"
"I have seen enough mineral and
other evidences Of embryo enterpris.
es in the last two days 10 set the
Chamber of Commerce in Cripple
Creek astir hundred times greater
than they are advertising up there to.
day, yet here have to 60 around
and inquire Of individuals where |
can find such and such parties, and
no one seems 10 know or care what
those parties are doing or what sue
cess they are having unless they are
directly interested themselvs."
After a few more casual remarks
in relation to what he had seen and
what he thought Of the prospects for
the section the gentleman said he
woubf be back here within ten days
and in case plans which he had in
mind materialized. he intended to
move to the city to reside, remarking
hat II he did so he proposed to en-
-. ore ginger into the methods OF
- va pnuDtrV
Advertising ln~ ~ ~, J.,
This conversation. ~. uas hut
! bombastic or faulrsAhdiHs
as said with the Thought arid re~.,.
ic,iosf Of man wha IA familiar with
he blissners ways ot tba world and 4
ses where SORE wholesome improve ,
''thss - be made .-
I y ow a. an outsider, II YOU WIZ Yer
nit i. suggestion. I would liss 70 re.
mark that the publicity committee o.
tha Commercial club could do no less
than to Get together and devise ways
and means OF getting good free lite-
ratnre before the travelling PUBIC
and then lay their suggestions Deiofe /,
the directors OF the club.
Hoping that YOU will take these re-
marks IN the spirit in which they are ,
given and give them space IN your
valuable columns. remain,
Yours truly
4 SuAScRIBER.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
KiHed BY Insane Wife.

sColuhbms, o.. Feb. l9--John Long
be0ch vas found dead on the fl0or of
his homA in Wathonding. Coshoct0n
,scunty, (oday wiah his head split
open. while en axe covered with blood
lay near By. His wife. who II crazy.
was sleeping spy his side. and II ii
supposed thai, che committed the
ased. The bod was found BY John
Singer. ten yesr1 old.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19

New York, N. u, Feh ls.-cari
Stellauer OF London, who directed the
distribution Of the Russian funds rais-
cd for the relief OF the Jews ttespoAied
in massacres and riots fsst Nover.
Der, has arrived In this tity II has
been difficult said he, 20 estimate
accurately the number Of persons VINO
lost their lives In the outrages, Du'
verified returns from twenty.seven
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
n Il Y Y X n " 49, ri n '3 NJ
Henderson Dying.

IN. buque, February ls.-~formcs
sSp.s ker David B. Henderson has sur
.fersi another paralytic stroke. which
has deprived him of sight His wife
-is the only person he recognizes. His
.gn eral condition Is worse. Il - be-
1lxved that the end IS near.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Untold Suffering Of Russian
Jews Described ,by philanthropist

oi.a OF 30l towns in which the trouh'
les occurred show that the number
killed was 75S and wounded 3,15o
The number Of families directly a.
fected, those whose houses, Shops
factories were objects OF attack
piilage. was between 10000 ana
600. The direct material loss of
erty. either stolen or destroye
fire or plumber, was probably
QUO 900.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
satszaas esepesty, Definitely
Accepted byD1sctors u she /.
Association.
Finances n Excellent Condition. lns,ils-
Ton . ee Opened Ivy !. Rspss.
ten Nosk TO Begin At Onas.


Plano. ILL.,, February sS.--
Last night in Chicago the full
hoard Of directors OF the Ma
tional Fraternal Sanitarium
association finally and definite
~ acceptes from the Aantx. Fe
railway company, the big Mon
temma hote3 at Las Vegas Hot
Springs, and the other boild.
ings and the lands included in
the gift from the company and
from the people Of Las Vegas.
The Missouri corporation was
dissolved and the association
was reincorporated under fbe
laws Of Illinois.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
John A. Mccall Dead

Lakewood, N. j., February l9.--
John A. Mccall. former presideM "f
the New York Life Insurance ceir
pany. died at $50 yesterday sYternoon
in Lakewood. N. j., where he wAs
taken three weeks $50 for bis health.
McCall's breakdown occurred about
the close Of the investigation OF lie
insurance BY the legislative commit
fo6 40, - .y
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Sixteen Killed ii
Mine Explosion

Trinidad, Colo. February lo.--Ae
the result Of an explosion in : coal
mine Of The Victor Fael company 4
Maitland. near Walsenburs. shortly
before noon today, sixteen are rspost.
ed killed. Five bodies wers recovered
W to two o'clock. The accident was
caused from dust explosion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
DAN s1oRM REslcNs
As sEcRErAnv OF STATE

fsdianapolis, Ind. February 49,
During stormy conference, at the
state hodse, Daniel Storms, secretary
Of ststs, today rendered his resign y
tiop, which was accepted. Fred Sims
was Immediately appointed to succeed
Storms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Aississippi J Sewer.

Washington. D. G.. February 1s.--.
The famous CAse Of the state Of Mis-.
souri, vs.ethe state Of Illinois. invclv-
ing the right ~ the city u Chicago
to divert IT. sewage into the. Mississ.
ippi river through the Chicago sani.
tary canal and the Illinois river. was
decided today by the supreme court
Of the United etates n favor or lllt
nOIs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
ATTgMpT 70 AooAoslNATg
pRGologNr or coLoMolA..

Washington, d. c., February 1s.-
News reached Warrington that on
the morning Of February 10, IN at-
tempt was made to assassinate the
president Of the Republic Of Colombo.
Eight. shots -wsaa21sed 1T -, AAo-nlls
which ssfsek his carriage, but he e.
Ta,,e0 unin}dred.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19
Anti Gambling Bill
Passes Lower House
) >>>~~~~~Av>~>>W$ :

waahikston, February -. I
The Aouse passed a bill 70
pfohifis garAbling In the ter
ritortes. Its consideration
resulted IN / sharp clash he
tween Delegate MINK Smith
and I.ittDefleld.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-19

No. II marked up 10 arrive al
this city 1t $3.50 p m. being five1
honrs late.