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on trains No I and . Hereafter the
vest bound flyer vii also carry
pouches from Denver, connecting
With the east bound limited from that
city nj La Junta.
This arrangement will not only
give the citizens here and at Aibu-
queruue better mail facilities. but
VIII enable them 20 secure some Of
their mails eight hours earlier than
formerly.
The part OF the letter from the
chief clerk which refcrs To the
change In the mail services affect.
Ing the two points In New Mexico n
rs follows:
effective with June @. 1906. Den
Yer. Colo. win make express pouches
for Las Vegas and Albuquerque, N.
M.. for dispatch via A. T. q 8. "
trains Coz ana ~ hkdnn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
GOV. HAGElnM IN
FAVOR OF 'o'E1URt
warns cisixsns Not 10 Lose cosetsd
Boon BY tagging Over
Ost1lta

GOverdor Herbert j Hagsrmsn
is In favor Ut statehood for Aew Mex.
leo. eyea IL Il does bring about \
iointure Yith Arirons. Ne % express.
ed himsSf 10 Ms bret speech q few
days ago at Ration.
The statehood question sas the
principal topic Of discussion and he ar
ged his hearers 10 accept statehood
In the form that congress viii offer Il.
lie sought 10 persuade those within
range Of his voice that n would be
not short u folly to reject the great
boon after praying and working for II
half a century.
The governor said he believes the
people OF this territory will aeeep,
joint statehood. In his opinion the
disdain A~rixonians are reported %
hold for New Mexieahs II only on the
surface and will fade away mpor
nearer acquaintance nj the eonstitu
tional convention. He concluded hl'
speech with q powerful plea for a non
partisan constitutional convention
saying he acknowledged that soms
people believed otherwise but a. foI
himself he desires all ~factional ant
party tines to disappear. whether thes'
divisions are based upon causes gooc
or M, and only men OF the highes
ability and integrity. irrespective
Of their party faith. he elected to To-
mulate the constitution Of the nev
state. a constitution that should b.
q monument 10 the wisdom Of thi
generation. He said he expected th'
voters to do their duty and he prom
Used to do his as far as was 10 hi
power.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
Hotel Arrivals.

Las Pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Wheeler, La Fol.
lette. Tenn; C. v. Stafford, Santa Fe;
c. W. Brown. Denver.
Castenada.
W. Z. Neal. Albuquerque; ID. KEN
penich. Albuquerque; @. Adams. Chi
cago: J. D.. Hand, Los Alamos; ID.
Orr, Pueblo: Alphonso Hart, Wash.
ington. ID. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Aiexan,
der Potter. New York; Hattie J. Rat
clife, Denver: H. l.. Dunnett, Kansas
City. Harry H. Bates. San Francisco;
M. II. Sandoval. Dodge City; w M.
Bozie, Jefferson City, NO.: a. A. Dob
son. Buffalo; Charles c. Tinker. Den
Yer. Alexander Erickson, Denver:
George Arnot, Albuquerque: c. H,
Waugh. Trinidad. .s ~
<e:s New Optic. { e
w. ID. Wilson. Denver.
=. Eidorado.
s. A. Apgar, Ration; nj. Stewart
Iamy, N. M.
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Street CAR SCHEDULE.
In Effect May Z

The street car company has now In
augurated q schedule that aims to
meet the demands OF Las Vegas PEG
pie to the fullest extent. Trains leave
points named every fifteen minutes.
In fact a car can be found ct any
given point on the track every fifteen
minutes. ~
Plaza. castaneda. 81. Anthony'a.
6:37 IL am. 6:a5 am. 6:37 IL am.
These cars con
tinue every fifteen
minutes all day un.
r. I'll evening, when
the last car can b
had at "
Plaza. Castansda. o. Anthony'a.
1881 IL p.m.11:oo pm. l1:01 - Jpn.
The car returning from the SAM.
tarium reaches tho Castaneda q
ILLS and goes direct TO sthe barn.
This schedule II % complete and
takes II % many hours d The day
that citizens desiring TO attend parties
or functions in the evening may do q
and b surs Of . ear noms. y 4
hoped the people viii take advaAtaet
q this sffort % ssrvs them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
teachers Chosen
FOR TOWN Schools
Az Old Teachers Retained But Two,
Who Did Not File Applications
| For Resppeintnnsnt.

The corps Of teachers for the
schools Of the town Of Las Vegas
have now been selected for the en-.
suing year by the beard OF education.
All Of the old teachers but two re-
applied for their positions and were
retained by the board. The instruc-
tors for the year 1s06-07 are as fol-
lows:
Principal:
Miss Anna J. Rieve.
Teachers:
Jennie Danziger, Lena Connell
Eva May Tucker, Ignacia L. Dillon,
Anna nNpen. Ella Bernard, Lucinda
Trujillo.
Miss REEVE. who came to this city
from Baltimore. Nd. has taught for
the past two years In the schools OF
Las Vegas. and has been very success
full. The board is fortunate In being
| able to retain her services.
Miss Jennie Danziger had charge
| of the primary grade in the west side
| schools last year. and her work was
such that the board was anxious to
| employ her for another year.
Miss Lena Cornell was OF last
years teachers who rendered ex.
| cellent satisfaction.
Miss Eva May Tucker has taught
! for the past two years in the schools
of the town and her record has been
an excellent n
Miss Ignacia Dillon has taught for
two years In the schools and takes
great interest In school work. She
i has made an exceptionally good In.
structor.
This will make the second year for
| Miss Anna papen In the town schools.
Her many friends among the patrons
! viii be pleased to know that she has
been retained.
Miss Ella Bernard Is one OF the
new teachers employed this year. She
| was graduated from the Normal uni
yersity In this city last week,
with high honors. She was strongly
recommended by all Of her instruc'
tors and by President Vert OF the
| Normal. For the past nine months
! she has taught the first four grades
in that institution, with flatterins
success. Her appointment meets
with universal approval.
Miss Lucinda Truifllo OF Albuquer
que is also nj Of the new teachers
selected. She has taught school foi
several years at Albuquerque and he'
recommendations are Of the best &
The school board has undoubtedly
made q wise selection In choosing
such an excellent corps Of teacher
and a prosperous school year Is as
sured.
HI " -- Nd ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

LA0lES GAN WcNN U060
one sire smaller after using Aliens
F~ootease. q powder 10 DO shaken In.
to the shoes. Il makes tight or new
shoes feel easy; gives instant relief Co
corns and bunions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery Of the age. Cures
and prevents swollen feet. blisters.
caiIous and sore spots. Aliens Foot
ease In q certain cure for tired. sweat.
ing hot, aching feet. Al all druggists
and shoe stores. Csc. Don't accept
any substitute. Trial package FREE
by mail. Address. Allen 3. oimsted.
Le ROY. N. Y.
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PERSONALS

H - NAdfNs Ss1s NA3%7 s&ssNss *@s
20 Santa 70 yesterday afternoon IN
tune the pianos N the eonyent for
the commencement exercises.
Mrs. ]. H. Pierce has returned from
her home In this city after Q visit In
Las Vegas. where she sas The guest
Of Mrs. I. r. Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Posa6w NJ
New York were among the tourists In
the city yesterday. "
Mrs. Thomas Bourne and Mrs. Fred
Cecil, accompanied By the formers
o John. left yesterday for Los An
Seles.
Mrs. John Quigley and Mrs. Arthur
Langston win leave tonight for a Wis.
q In Denver.
Miss Lillian Coleman will entertain
! small company Of young ladies at
Ter home tomorrow afternoon.
Louis Capt Of Gaiiinas Springs NJ
IN the city yesterday. His mother
and sister who reside here accompan-
led him TO his home. and they expect
to spend the remainder Of the sum-
uier at Gailinas Springs.
william A. Buddecke left yesterday
on q business trip to 81. Louis. &C
companied by his sister. Miss Hulda
Buddecke.
Mrs. william oxzpaydon. who has
been visiting at her old home at
Shullsburg. Wis, goes from there to
be the guest Of one Of her girl friends
at East Hampton. Mass. and together
they will spend several weeks at
watering places along the Atlantic
coast. Mrs. Hayden with be accom-
panied on her trip east by her young
eer son. The older son viii remain
with his grandmother meanwhile at
Shuilsburg.
NJ. II. Sandoval returned to this
city last night and has accepted the
night cierkship at the Castenada no
tel. @. A. johnson. the present night
clerk, will take q position In the Har
vey house In Dodge City. Mr.. San
doyaI was formerly night clerk al
the castaneda for several years and
filled the position in an admirable
manner.
Conductor Charley Stevenson. whs
has been laid up for a couple OF trips
on account OF illness, went out OF
No. 10 today. Charley Clark took hi'
place while he was i~ndisposed.
Macario Chavez Of the Davis gro
Gerry on the west side. Is confined Il
his home today on account OF Illness
Charles Hernandez has returned u
this city from a nine days bussnes
trip In the vicinity OF Santa Rosa
Mateo Valencia Is in town toda.
from his home at Lucero.
Juan Jose Sanchez and wife OF l.
Cueva are In the city on bushes
today. o
George Legg, a iineman for tn
electric light plant, who fell from tn
top Of a telegraph pole onto the q
ment sidewalk In front Of the Sflv
saloon about a week ago, when
cross arm broke beneath his weigh
is now able to be out OF bed. Bot
legs and a wrist were injured by hi
terrible fall.
A. Meioney and A. A. Roser. pr
prietors Of the Opera bar, drove I
Apache Springs this morning. wher
they will spend a few days in recre'
ton. -
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Change FOR BETTER
IN POSTAL SYSTEM
Las Vegas and Albuquerque Now Re.
eeive Mail Three Times Daily
From Denver. -.

Las Vegas and Albuquerque will re-.
ceive mail from Denver three times
a day henceforth instead Of twice
daily az heretofore, according to an
official letter received here re-
Gently by Postmaster Blood. The
afternoon by Postmaster Blood. The
communication comes from r. A. Put
ney, clerk Of the railway mail ser
vice at Denver.
Denver mall 70 these two points
has been carried W 70 Monday only
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

The saddest thing In life II . poor
old age, vet thousands experience 1t
by n~egiecting to save towards Q com.
petence In the golden days OF youth.
rhe Plaza Trust and Savings bank
pays 1 DER cent interest S-l7
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

All classified advertising IN the
Daily Optic will hereafter be charged
for IN advance. The Optic has adopt
ed this rule because the amount Is too
small 20 be carried TO the books. This
will only apply 10 persons who have
no ledger account s'2eo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

No mercantile business ou earth
ever builded to Its full stature
until It's owner had ADVERTISED
MORE THAN HE THOUGHT HE
COULD AFFORD"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

Part Of q busry and several pieces
~ harness are q police headquarters
where the owner may recover them
by proving property.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

There IL only one way In which you
may know that there 10 no want I'd. In
today's paper which vitality interests
you-and that II to read them and
sse S+7oi
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Famous Coffee House. Regular din
ner, zoe. Give US q trial. Table for
ladies'. Short orders. 5ia Douglas
street. sso
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Gregory's billiard tables are Away
In first class condition. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
I AN PREPARED

AM FHEFNNEV
To handle picnic, camping or fishing
parties desiring to go to any part OF
the country. I have one OF the best
and most convenient vehicles for this
purpose in this city. o. X. transfer
line. Murphey's Drug store. Both
phones, No. 10. Go
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

See those new s.hole steel ranges
for SOS. Big bargains. johnson 4
Son. next to Rosenwald's. e+66
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

Fresh vegetables and berries a
Biyis every day. Both phones. sss
s-20s
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Your watches to Grant for repair.
5-IS1
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Pictures framed to order at 8. r
Dearths' the undertaken. 1926
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Chris. Patterson, Engineer.

The death OF Engineer Ihfts. fat
tesson, at Mutt station on Saturday
night ends the career OF n Of the
FIRST envineers to pull n throttle on
the silver City branch Of the Santa
Pc. says an exchange.
Mr.. Patterson came 10 New Mex
leo with the Santa Fe. and went to
Silver City with the Santa Fe He
had been n resident OF Silver City
continually for close 10 twenty years.
A family and several children mourn
the death Of q father. The Silver City
branch train was bowling along mp
preaching Mutt station. which Is about
half way between Rincon aud Deming.
when the fireman cried: Jump, the
switch " open.+ '' Engineer Patterson
stuck to his post. the same as he had
done for twenty years. The engine
took the siding. but the cars contin'
ued IN the main line. pulling the
locomotive over. Patterson's neck
was broken In the wreck, and the
body was badly scaided by escaping
steam. The fireman escaped by jump
Ing. The Pullman was the only car
OF the train TO remain on the track.
New Fast Train on Peavine Road.
In its desire to give the best pos
sible service to the residents of the
Salt River valley, Prescott and oil
localities tributary to Its line. keep.
ing In pace with the eve Increasing
summer travel to the coast, the man
agement of the Santa Fe. Prescott q
Phoenix railroad company Is abou,
TO inaugurate a special summer ser
vice to California that is certain to
appeal to the discriminating traveller
Commencing on June .. the Coast
Limited" will leave Phoenix at {
o'clock In the afternoon. reachina
Prescott at 2 o'clock IN the evening
every Tuesday and Saturday. carry
ing, In connection with the California
limited a through modern palac.
sleeper, arriving at Los Angeles al
3:15 y. m. and San Diego. Coronado
at 7:25 p. m, and San Francisco am
Oakland at 1875 p. m. the following
day.
- 80
Conductor T. J.. McGinty has beer
transferred to the San Joaquin valle!
division Of the Santa re, and he will
move his family from Winslow Il
Oakland. Cal, In the near future.
]. r. Mcallister. Santa Fe operato
at Houcks. hurt his hand quite severe
iy Wednesday while giving 10 orde
to a train az II whirled by, says thu
Winsiow Mail g. s>'> "f*.
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FOR SALE

mo room Asasa eve ioss. twO
saot sells, % G~n4 ayena3 Spec
- hsrsaia n ukea a oAes -
Four room hoasa. thre@ lots. Keea
teeasioa. pays as per- csnt U y lnsess.
na~af- fnc~ stl.-sa
sesen roan hoase. hath. hi "a
ter. heat. sooa barn. etc, tso ehoice
esrner lots % Laoola sseaae. Price.
sssN
" Six room cottage. hath. faa lawn.
shade trees. .harn. desirable location.
Ffsee
We have special sale on lots this
week
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FOR SALE-Three oak counters
VIII sell a. 4 rare bargain. The
Grand Leader. GO
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The hes, fruits a. Gregory's $50
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Skating afternoon and night at Ro
senthai hall. e+6s
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Figure Nth Patty On laying water
pipes s~s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

you guide. Jon fly. You roll along
Skirt mountains capped with snow:
See cactus. sage and 'doie hnts.
Cross plains with flowers sgsow.
You dine. you hattie. yon have ! shave.
You smoke or touch the cup
You read and srlte or stew IL scenes
In easy chairs tipped up.
You seem 20 reach celestial heights,
On charioss winged with lame.
And you wonder n Elijah
Or Ripley leads the game.
Then always take the Limited.
II you would lead the van
OF those who seek upon the earth
The heaven that's here for man.
ID. III. Me.
On the Limited. April ~. 1906.
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Pure Nh snt creAr- strtetly ssss
laEs. BosA fphoaes -
A. p. CEvEN. preprssoe.
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Grant repairs clocks.
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U. q. LAND OFFICE.
Santa re. New Mexico.
Asy -. 1895.

hcties.
Notice II hereby given that the
township PLAT wiil be on al
IN this office July 10. 1906. win:
Township 81 North, Range - East
On and after the above date Ne
uIfl BE- ready 20 receive Applications
Tor entries In said township.
MANuEI. n. oTERo.
Register.
FRED MULLER.
naa1fRnw
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Harris Real Estate Co.
RIPLEY AND MS LIMITED.

The Limited has hft the pace
That lifts yoa TO the skies.
Il always sius IN every race
Where eosnfoFt IL the prime.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

]. r. Mcallister. Santa Fe operator
at Houcks, hurt his hand quite severe.
iy Wednesday while giving 10 order
to a train az II whirled by. says the
Winslow Mail = !. ss>~,~ :3fs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

Conductor T. j. McGinty has been
transferred to the San Joaquin Valley
division Of the Santa Re. and he will
move his family from Wiusiow to
Oakland. Cal. In the near future.
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FRED MULLER.
Receiver.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-19
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST
Increase in Assessed Valuation of
Farnam and Harvey Real
Estate Unpopular.

The decision of the County Board OF
Equalization to raise the valuation of real
estate on Farnam and Harvey streets in
the uptown district has brought out food
of protests from property owners. A gen.
eral hearing will be held this morning at
which the protests will be listened to and
property owners will have an opportunity
to give their reasons why the valuations
should not be increased. 1t is understood
the legality of such action will be ques-
toned by lawyers interested in property
affected. The beard is acting under adj
vice from the county attorney that il has
power to increase Valuations where they
appear to be lower than other property
similarly situated.
One of the protests comes from NJ. l..
Learned, representing the lots at Tweh-
tieth and Farnan. streets, which the board
proposes to raise from $4,000 to $4,000.
The board has boosted the valuation OF
The j. l.. Brandels & Sons real estate at
Sixteenth and Douglas streets, upon which
the old Young Mems Christian association
building stood. from $4,000 to $4,000.
Paxton g. Gallagher. the McCord- Brady
company and Allen Bros. three wholesale
grocery firms whose personal valuations
werA placed at $4,000 each by the as
SCISSOR. appeared before the board yester-
day afternoon 10 protest against the In
! crease. J. l.. Brandeis & Sons. whose per-
sonal property was placed at SsT5.OOO, and
Hayden Bros. whose property was valued
at 100000 by the assessor, are also pro-
testing. The board did not take action In
either case. but will take them up again
later.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-19
ELEVATION CHARGES ABSORBED
Stickney of Great Western Makes
Important Change I'm Grain
Tariff.

Effective June % the Chicago Great
Western will reduce grain rates from
Omaha to Chicago. Minneapolis and Mis-
sissippi river points Ia cents per 100 below
the present schedule. This Information was
contained in a telegram received yesterday
afternoon by II. II. Churchill, general
agent of the road, from the general freight
agent. The amount of the reduction is the
amount OF the elevation charge, and the
change in the rates will, in effect, be the
elimination of this charge. placing the rate
on a fiat, open basis.
President stickney of the Great Western
will speak before the Commercial club at
noon today and is expected TO discuss the
change In rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-19

now on. Farmers generally are tubilant
over todays downpourA
BRAINARD. Nebs, June 1S.-(Special)-
The long dry spell was broken here last
night About o'clock a beautiful rain
set in, continuing all night, and 1t is still
raining this morning. This will assure
fair crop of small grain. as far as moisture
is concerned.
OAKLAND, Neb.. June 1s.-(special)-A
much needed rain has been falling in this
locality since Sunday evening. benefting
small grain and corn, as well as fruit.
Comes Just in Time.
WYMORE, Neb., June 1S.-(Special. lit
commenced raining here last evening at s
and is still at 1t. Yesterday at all the
churches rain was prayed for. The mois-
ture is OF inestimabIe value to the grain
and fruit. A few days more of dry weather
would have killed most Of the grain.
HARVARD, Neb, June 1S-(Special)-
Following several days OF continuous wind
that at times reached a high rate. thun-
derstorm came on yesterday about p. M.
changing to a slow rain, which continued
through the night, giving a rainfall Of Ia
Inches. No damage has been reported and
the storm seems to have been timely in all
respects and Of great benefit to all kinds of
crops.
WOOD RIVER. Neb., June 1s-(special.)
THE rain yesterday afternoon proved very
helpful to the growing crops. although no
damage had been done during the dry
weather. Corn and small grain are look
ing fine and the farmers are rejoicing. The
first cutting Of alfalfa has been made and
the second crop is coming on nicely. The
sugar beets are making rapid progress,
Wheat harvest will soon commence and
the farmers are buying Irvine
TABLE ROCK, Neb., June ls-(Spe-
| cial. 1.-The welcome rain came last night,
! commencing between and 10 o'clock and
! IL rained gently the most of the night,
and this morning the rain guage showed 4
couple OF inches. Little wind accompanied
! the rain About this morning IL COM
menced TO fall again and another inch has
fallen and It still is coming down gently
at this writing. As IL had been nearly two
weeks since there was any moisture what
ever, things were suffering and the people
were greatly discouraged,
| FULLERTON, Neb., June 1s-An inch
of needed rain fell here last night, which
insures fine wheat crop in this county
All crops are looking fine. Corn and oats
are somewhat backward for this time OF
the year,
HARRINGTON, Neb, June 1s.-(special
A general rain all over this part Of tht
state did an immense amount of good Il
crops last night and today. At this plac,
the rainfall up to noon Monday was IL
inches. and the ground took up the wate
almost as fast as II fell. Farmers who hat
begun to get somewhat discouraged owe
the prevailing dry weather are all happ!
today.