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MISS FLORENCE wlEsER.

bedded in rocks" explains Miss Vie ser, "and for purposes of classihcation and publicat ton has to be drawn to en' larged scale. Every intinitesimal line and curve of the valve, every muscle scar, every eonvolution. must be shown accurately, although these are barely visible with the most powerful glass. The work upon the triloDlte now extinct but from which our king crab and horseshoe crab are probaDly descended, is even more close, as often only parts of tbc fossil remain.'
 Miss Wiesei's free hand drawing of the minute markings of these specl- mems is most Interesting. To deteci the outline and characteristic differ ences of form of water creatures which have become fossiliZcu and part oi the rock that holds them and to trans nit these in perfect accuracy to paper in the form Of sketch of singular beauty is to accomplish net only an unusual feat of fine craftsmanship but to render q real service to scien- tific knowled:-c.
 Miss W'ieser inherited her artistic talent from her falkc:. who was one of the portrait painters of Washington Washington Post.
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MISS FLORENCE WISER.
Talented Artist Connected Wit"
 the Geo.rap pis icaI Survey.

A Talented Artixt Connected Wit"
 the Geographical Survey.
 Miss Florence Wicser of Waslln@ ton. who is ill the employ of tue geo graphical survey, is an artist whose love for brush and pencil begun "I,' babyhood. The passion for draWin" led her first to portrait painting, then to fine pen and ink work and OH to thi' scientific and artistic reproduction Of nature In fossil form.
 Miss Wieser possesses an enSiapie name among scientific students throughout geological and ethnologlca' fields. She does a grade of work in the ferreting out of fine detail i'll ioss'' brachiapods and trilobites that mas rarely. perhaps never. been equaled' md as a result she is much i'll demand by those engaged in resea"ch or au- thors of monographs upon seteatnc subjects. She has been connected Wlth the survey flor the past twelve years where her collection of drawings forms part of the great stride in seolo@ica' progress that has been made of sale. .The brachiapod. which is 'tnS shell, formerly the home of now ob solete form of marine life. is found iH'
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Keeper In BrOnx Eco Hugged For Twenty Minutes by Three
 Hundred Pound Beast.
BRUlN CLAWED AND BIT HIM
Two Comrades, Rushing to Rescue. Pound Schl0sser's Foe With Pole and Chain Until He Let's GO His Hold and
 Man Falls Unconscious.

A Syrian bear ill the Bronx zoo. New York city, came near finishing the life of Fred Schlosser. keeper, the other day and for twenty minutes battled with two other keepers to keep his hu man prey. Schlosser was taken t Fordham hospital with his hands and legs ripped open and bruised all over He lost great deal of blood. but will recover.
 CZar is the bears name, q brow. fellow of 300 pounds, who has been tue delight of children for months. He had the reputa tion of being of good disposition. Schlosser entered Czar's cage, carrying a broom and hauling in after him line of hose with which to wash the place out. CZar greeted the keeper with what sounded like q grunt of good fellowship. .nd Schlosser lost no time in going about his work.
 Schlosser had almoxs finished clean ing the cage when h.. attention Was distracted for moment by the roar Of ! q llOu Ill duOtIleI t'.li oA tiiC Aoo. AAS 1 forgot the bear. which in an instant was upon him. With a powerful blow with one of its paws, followed in a breath with swing from the other. 1t had laid the keeper flat
 Sch!osser. knowing the ways of bears, flung up his arms wide apart as Czar hurled his 300 pounds on him and got the tightest grip he could around it's body. As he dM so he buried his head in tne fur ill the bears throat All the wb;.e ne had heen yelling for help. but the minute or two that elapsed before his cries were ans swe!'ad seemed a year ! to hinl
 When Keepers I<un,insky and Soo- nan reached t'zar's cage the bear was
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most nln'i N. .. - W
 ot a;, That the set "i the collar '"''e' ,,ines whether they tiitn:. A f5o!nah ' uou a;,-scd O. n3l. surp,"e it'S he cause tie pIai;ness O. il2S'ui'i' a'''' makes q snug, well shaped sosiar ''', absolute ncrc=Sity to 4 well s'ootns' annearapre. AK! believe men are right about insisting on this feature in won1an's suit and that women would do wr!1 to pay less attention 'e the fl over tie hip and bust ana pay move attention to the fit of the collar.
 . h,,,~inu collar can make the entire suit look ugly while someWhat c"fe less fit in other lines may be 1orsive' if the collar only looks trim, Ne" York Press
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A MODEL CITY.

Owensboro leads ill a variety ot things It has more miles of improV. ed streets, more miles of granitold sidewalks, and more miles of streets Lound with shade tree than any other city of it's size in the country; it has the finest electric light plant of any city of it's class; it is building one of the finest system of water works to be found anywhere; it has the largest seur mash distillery in the world; the biggest Sunday school in the state; the prettiest women on earth; the most gallant men; and the only popu lar beverage made that won't give a person q headache. e.-OWensbofo tky.} Daily Inquirer.
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rom European investigations must ln- a;cat, the conditions which obtain i'll this country. Many observers nave umarkcd that the overworkcd scholar, rotably in our high school grades, is If q weaker fibre and has less we'll balanced nervous spstem than other mo;,bcrs of the family, of approxi- n4atelv the same age, who stay at home. Dr. Johnston says:
 .,Thc rapidiiy with which fatigue shows itself is well illustrated by the experiments of Buergerstein, who gave f, :, number of school children, in the first hour of the first days work ln a week, a series of equally simple mathematical problems, and who found that the period required TOT and the difficulties attending their so- lution t;he latter as evidenced by the number of errors undctected by the scholar, or discovered and rectlhed py
 
 li9ht of time. and reached their maxi mum in the third quarter of the hour of the experiment.
 "Conversoly. the readiness with which fatieue yields to proper rest or diversion, and tl.e increase in capac- ity resulting thercfrom, are well shown by the fact that, up to cer- tain point, the shorter the period of studp, and the more frequent and pro- longed the interval Cf rest, the great CT the quantity and the better the quality of work done. In many cities where limited school house capacity has made halliday sessions necessary, teachers have been astonished to dis cover that twice q much work was ac- complishel as rnde- the old plan, and with far less wealinCss and worry.
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SEWER DISTRICT NO. B.
 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

The tax books for the collection n, the special assessment upon the req, property in sewer district No, 3 in the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, beve been placed ill my hands. All owners Of real property lying in the district are required to pay their asspS Ssments to me witbin thirty days fa1m this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the colIec ion or such assessment aud fo. legal penal ties and costs.
 Given under my hand this a.h day of June, 1906.
 J. P ALEXANDER.
 City Treasurer an Collector. Office. corner Fourth aveniln and Pine street.
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SCHOOL LIFE ANALYZEp.

The Effects of School Life Upon the Health of Children IS the very important topic discussed il the June number of the North American Re view by Dr. G. Woodruff Johnston. ln- vestigations on this subject ill the United States have been few, superi- cial and fruitless, but examinations made in Europe throw considerable light upon it. All the European inyes- legations which Dr Johnson makes the basis of his inquiry disclosed an astanisbinn amount of i'll health among school children, tue morbidity in school boys ranging from % per cent in Great Britai9 to 37 per cent in swedas, and among school girls from 16 per cent in Great Britain to e per cent in Sweden Dr Johnston enumerates tho cNrorie conditions of which this sum total of i'll health was
 made up, and points out that the amount and decree Of i'll health in creased, not with aee in years, but rather in direct proportion to the number of work hours and to the in- creased burden of studies, as progress
 was made upward fro.a grade to z 0rade. Dr. Johy-4 -axnreyes the /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-11

climbing" SchIosser. It was trying tc break the hold of his arms by digging into his legs with it's hind claws and forcing Itself forward.
 For Gods sake. bury up. was ali that SchoSser had the strength to say. The bear had paid no attention to the two men. who were getting into the cage When he fioored Schlosser he had cut one of the keepers hands. and a taste of the blood that came frcL, the wound had made him crazy for more.
 With chains and poles kuminsky and Noonan laid on the bear. but not an inch would he nudge from Schlosser's s body. He turned his head from sidc to side and snarled at them. His eyes were blocaslot.
 For twenty minutes the bear stood the beating without a whinper. All SchloSsor could do was to groaD, and his resuNcl> SAW his hands slpplnA inch H u.ei.ta0& ihe grip tsej had I. the fur Qf the beast. Finally. with one swing across the snout with a piece of chain. Nooran forced Car to break ground Schlosser's arms 1eil at his sides. anl bis v%es closed IL uuooI seriousness.
 Once the bear WAS started IL retraqt the r2s.uorS Knew l4ey dad won tlc liSh, W-Gt Nuo4u kept the bc~-> backing away, kuminsky cangnt SchlosSer hG the heels and dragged him le saGet4. Then, with one last swing eG l. eh4in. Aooaan leaped throa.h the door and slammed fl 9l.9ir in tie rAcc of t'Zar.
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INCORRECT
Citizens Company Denies That Min.
 strels Will Play for Them.

An announcement Was made Sunday tight at Forest park by the manager Of Pierce and Harrison's $ minstrels that the Citizens Light and Transit company would open Jones park. This announcement Was made through error, and both the minstrel people and the Citizens company regret that the misunderstanding should have come about. The minstrel people will probably give several performances at Jones park. They were here frf day and Saturday nights, but on ac' count of insufficient advertising the at tendance WaS small.
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cONFERS DEGREES
Rev. W. E. Thompson Receives the
 Title of Doctor of Laws.

The board of trustees of the Mem phis Conference college at Jackson, Tenn. conferred degrees on a num- her of prominent churchmen. The de gree of doctor of laws was given the Rev. w. F. Thompson. pastor of the First Methodist church of Memphis. Dr. Thompson. besides the title of doe. tor of divinity. also holds the degree hachelor of arts.
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MISS sALLlE ORACLE IMPROVING.
Daily Inquirer.

A telegram was received Friday night stating that Miss Sallie Oracle, daugh hter of Col. Jno. M. Oracle, who recently underwent an operation at Washinoton, D. C.. is improving and her condition is regarded as very sat. isiactory. Col. Oracle and Mrs. Ora, cie have gone to Washington to be her bedside
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See That the Collar Tita.

"M'lenever I buy |, new suit said the wonlal, who had a new suit for every season. "nay husband always looks al l.t, collar. and if that suits him he Siys it's an excellent fit. When announc" that I'm going on shop
 ping trip ha always admonishes me to
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SHOW CALL ED OFF.

The Pierce Harrison brothers min strels, which were hilled to show at the corner of Second and Walnut. under canvas, di dnot perform satnr- day evening. The size of the audience did not warrant the payine of the city Y ahse, so the show was cflled of.
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AT D,.y prIxoner zon Chimney.

Wh.1c his fellow wor6men made eol- ti0uoas ba flUit,ess efforts to saye him, John Fgsnott= =ecmained on to0 of 10 raot chimney at the Amer. lean N'"''sl rs. in rhi'adolnA.a from | o'cieeis in the morning until .> o'clock ar a.~ht Thousands of per sous lined tiFe streets for blocks around anu when l'Hr92tt was 1Halty rescncC by Joseph Corbett, all expert rigeer. the crowd yelled itself hoarSe Burnett and several other mon were preDariu~ to tear down the chimney. The frame scaffold collapsed and Burnett had just time enough to grasp the top of the chimney.
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n cached at the Ohio Street Baotis, church morning and night.

Rev. Norris subject at II o'clock service at the First Presbyterian church was Be not silent 10 m.a At night he preached on aI,vino,, Splendid music was furnished Inv tho choir
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At the Churches

At the n,uruine service at Lakeside Methodist Episcopal church Rev. N. <. Watson. tHe pastor. preached to q secd ea.4+;i esation Al the evening seiyic:. Presiding lHder E. NJ. Pipllin occupied the pulpit.
 Rev. G;. A. McC!insoci, occupied the pulpit al Carr Memorial both morning and night
 Rt.lildr Leaeu service vii! oe helt tonight at x c clock.
 Rev. sam II. Campbell returned
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DELINQUENT SALE 6lc Crowd Attends SherIfts Sale
 Lands Monday.

Sheriff Gould held a public sale N delinquent tax lands Mo~day at D' court house. Quite q crowd salheie' tu bid on the lands.
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Brooks Iron Peptol for dysnesra
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Rev. Sam Il. Campbell returned
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THE MARK FITS.
. + l. + + + + + + .A # !
 QUOTATIONS.

(Corrected daily by C. (. Fay IoI and company,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

bs~pastnaen; us thu intertar. Land OF,
flee At Santa p. n. NJ. October &.
1896.
~Nosice h. hereby given thar Niranor
fsaros. 81 viilaneava. n. NJ. has filed
notice NJ his intention 10 make final
nse"seaF pTsof In support II his claim.
viz: Homestead Entry. No s3Gt. mad.
September -. 1899. for the W ~ y
u IL. section u. \ -. = u ID, Sec
tson |. Township u n. Range 20 n.
u that said proof will b. made be-
fofe u. i. Court Commissioner nj Las
Vegas. \, ~, on November %. 1906,
lie names the following witnesses
Z" prove his continuous residence ut,-
ON. and cultivation of. the land. via:
Catarino Aieneio. of Cofazon. y. NJ:
lose Baros Of vtllaneuya. y. NJ: Con.
eepcton Atencio. Of Coraxon. Y. N.
Nazario Baros. Of Ribera. y. NJ.
MASl'EI. n. OTERO. REGISTER.
1853
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NoricE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. Land OF
flee at Santa Fe, y. NJ. October 6.
1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Jose
Ynez Ten0rio. of Trementina. ~ NJ.
has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final five,year proof In support
of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry.
No. G520. made August 20. 1901. for
the y Il Ia. s Il IA. Section %. ) IL.
s W IL. Section -. N T. Ia. n L IL.
Section 20, Township IA \. Range "a
4. and that said proof will be made
before l.. s. Court Commissioner at
Las Vegas. n. NJ. on November 90.
1906.
He m the following witnesses
To prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation Of. the land. viz:
Melquiades Tenorio. Tomas Martinez,
Estevan Ortiz. A%nastacio Garcia, all
of Trementina. N. Nj.
MANrET. r. OTERO, Register.
1861
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department nj the Interior. Land az.
flee nj Santa r.. =. NJ. October 6.
isas.
Notice Is hereby given that Tomas
Martinez. of Tremeniina, y. NJ. has
filed notice Of his intention to make
final fi,e-year proof i'm support Of his
claim. via: Homestead Entry. M.
ssia. made Angus, -, 1901. for the
: -. y + ID. y Z II. 3 + IL. Sec,
tion -. and n W -. y W II. Section
"a. Township IL n. Range - Z. and
that said proof will be- made before
4. g. Court Commissioner n, Las
Vegas. n. ~. an November .s, 1906.
He names the following witnesses
prove his continuous residence up.
on. aud cultivation Of. the land, viz:
Esteban Ortiz. Jose ynez Tenorio, An.
astaeio Garcia. Melquiades Tenorio.
all Of Trementina. \. N.
MANUEL. r. oTERo. Register.
10 Go
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nsSasanwma inf Ehe aaa*8&as, L@aa AT
fsee ss saaRa -. \. A. aaesaA@r .
a~@
ss&Aa~ - hesshs g4sen gaA2a nssaap
1aa S~aTAaaaaaa. 1T TEen&Eaana. n. N
has filed nS@see a bis ant~sR4aAaa M
make fanaa faKw zeal RH@f in saE4~ass
~ hi elAsaas via; liasaesssai EzsTy,
Ne ssfa. mAae ssrsohar u. assi. To-
ths y v - = " "a. y -. = u Ia
Seetssa IN. AM y " ~ W a. -
'aan -. Tewashap II n. RanSe "a v
sna that sid Psuof vii b. made a~e,
tsFe u, : coaEt Commissioner II las
Vegas. - ~. % November -. 1895
lie naraes IN. fosic~iH witnesses
10 prove his eonsinaosas E.Slaence up-
"n. and cultivation at. the Land. xia
Francisco Ortiz. Mascus Gsoaaaa. Lem
aFso Tapla. hsnlgno snaya. al Of
TE.rasnaina. y. ~
MASi'Et. n oTERo. REGISTER,
iasa
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land OF
flee AT Santa Fee. N. NJ. October 6,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that Nicanor
Archuleta. of Trementina. ~ NJ. has
filed notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in sup
port of his claim. viz. Homestead En-.
try. No. 5iS7. made January IL, 1900.
for the n ~, n e IA. S w IA. n y
IA. S L Ia. n w IL. Section &c,
Township Is n. Range 90 f.. and that
said proof will be made before U. s.
Court Commissioner at Las Vegas. N.
NJ. on November 26, 1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on, and cultivation of, the land. viz:
Carlos Trujllo, Melecio Martinez.
Nazario Martinez. Antonio Griego. all
of Trementina. N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERo, Register.
1866
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Sol spiegeIherg. the oldsin,e citt.
zen of New Mexico. erstwhile resia.
ent "f Santa Fe. goes on record "a
having remarked tn IA neiehhor the
other morning that a similar snow
storm Ia that Of Thursday night Ia,
ragged nightly In the Capital CITY
just twelve years before to- the dav.
The unusual weather so early In thu
season impressed the old gentleman &
mind Ia the extent that he made a
record of the climatic conditions thea
prevailing with a piece Of chalk an a
door sill Of his residence over there.
so as To he certain that the exact
day and date would be- preserved TO
p%osterity.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Edward e, Hale. II convict Mt the
territorial penitentiary al Santa Fe.
under sentence Of two and a half
years for emi,ezzlement. who was
convicted at a session Of the district,
conrt for Mora county over u year
ago. has been granted n commuta.
ton by Governor Hagerman to one
aud a half years. This action was
taken by the governor while awaiting
the action of the supreme court. Hale
had been confined In the San Miguel
county Jail for over a year. Other
reasons for the communication were:
Citizens Of Mora county had asked II.
and Jose ID, Sena. clerk TO the terrific.
rial supreme court In Santa re. dc.
ciared that I'm making out Hale's
commitment. he failed to allow for
the time which had already been
spent behind the bars. thinking the
allowance had previously been made.
WANTED-Office boy al this office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

The Red Men will have n big pow
% tonight n their wigwam and II
Will be To the interest nf every nleI,-
her 90 be- present. for there will Ger.
tainly be something doing every min.
ute. The degrees will be- conferred
by the staff team. followed by a 40
ial good time. All visiting members
IN the city are urged to be- present
and participate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Asane naaRe. Ind. cr. G~~Res. -
ter Paul kiane. nj the weli known
missionary oEasE u HAs Holy Cross.
dasa Friday nlshs, lie sss formerly
pEessdTns a. -. Edwards eoflsge III
AassaR. Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

The matter af Rosa Trulilio. re,
garaiag her guardianship. VAS heard
Sat nrday hefnre Probate Judge J. q.
AiareOa. The motheF. pscomia Ware
In ,gas granted poxsession u the
child and the adopted father. Ramon
Trujallo. was relieved by The eoaFt
tFum caring for her.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

A great many people spent sesseE-
DAY In tbs eanysan- The day was ~
e*eaangiy pleasant and thu eanyoa h
lsaamaiiml. hut winter h fast apEEaaeh.
lax aud there will probably NJ BE-
mans nalEv fine Sundays this faIl.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
BANK wREcKER's SENTENCE
REAFeiRMED IN NEW TRIAL

Newark, Oct. 3. - Cashier Lingafef
Ter. who wrecked the Newark Savings
bank two years ago. was found guilty
Of forgery Saturday. He was senten.
ced to the penitentiary a year ago,
but secured a new trial with the
above result.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS


J. v szaAgAa. chAS u Isslf al
.afe. nrnseF. u a. sssaassa. Chicago
o. H. LssEn~E. kansas saax: IF> ~
7, RnUsn. Machs~a Bride. MafEmns. -.
~: a. l. nssea. - eaexa: VI. g
ssnsaeg. ossnshaEo. ny: Eds2na
ssEaasteld. sew York. Msx Moore.
Great Read. Kansas: ID n. Header
san. n~mssF: Silva aeaanann, canein-
nasI: A. H. Cheshire. San fTancis-
c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08
MILE A MINUTE GALE
SENDS BOATS TO SHELTER

Cleveland. Ohio, Oct. 4. - A. gale
reaching a maximum Of sixty miles an
hour. accompanied by a heavy rain.
swept over Lake Erie today. Many
vessels forced to seek shelter.
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esascEss cArRacsaa 70 NED
RUSSIAN cyAEPS ERcy~ga

- Pss@shmRE. GaN3- a marriage
a@s Awsa asE@axaA @saza aA~ GHana
tss4e AAeAa1 III axas hs1mA~H 81
EnEsssa sea&aaaS ana Pxame~xs Pa
EaT&ka ~ csamm&mghR. nA*x~ Ut haag
tsMaEa 0a Engaama
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Steps are being taken Ia have the
night policeman On the ives, side re-.
moved and n number of charges has.
l@en filed against him. iae has al
ways been regarded as m excellent
officer aud has Il large number Of
friends who believe be Is being done
an Injustice.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Eastern star. Regular ecmmuaica-
ton second and fourth Thursday even.
inGs of each month. All Visiting broth.
ers and sisters are cordially invited.
Mrs. J. b. Reed. worthy matroa:
9. r. Dearth. w. r.: Mrs.. Emma
Benedict. Sec: Mn. A. u. Howell.
Treas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

]. a. Met.ahy. 81, Louis: y. = Fin.
hey. MI. Pheasant. Iowa: G, T. Hart
ley. Springer. n, NJ: e. H. Emerson.
Ouray. Colo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

The Fratesnai s~rctherhood. No. to2,
meets every Friday might at their
haii in the Schmidt building. west Of
Fountain square. 1t 8 O'Clock. Visiting
members are always welcome.
JAMES N. COOK.
President.
Miss Katie Burcheli. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Fssssessl Usass ~ A@srscs. Me<ss
nsss ara third Ts<sasy ~s~sssss -
sarA 0SasA N u ven1mao IN -
esssA ssssss. n Q eaeasck - nm0a
n~rssnsss. =. =: ". a. KMgt@. -
retssy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

Miss Lillian Hall. OuTay. foio.: l.
H. c.sn. Saenrvo. n. NJ: ". n. John
snn. Qnlfnlan. Georgia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-08

l. O. o. r., las Vegas Lodge. No. 4.
meets every Monday evening nj their
hall. Sixth street. All visiting bresh-
rel cordially invited 70 attend. e.
". @. Ward. ". o.: r. Q. Williams. v.
g.: A. ]. wertx. secretary: W. Il.
Critics. treasurer: c. Y. Hedgcock,
cemetery trustee.