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New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

The electric service on the Central actually
begun yesterday. though still incomplete will
make the patrons of the Harlem and New
Haven roads impatient to enjoy similar advan-
tages.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

Other receptions for debutaDtes this aftsr-,,-
viii be that given by Mrz. George Baylies sa,.
ford. at her house IN East 3ftn street for h.
daughter Miss Elizabeth Sanford. and the ana =.
which Mrs Joseph Todhunter Thompson win ~
sent her daughter. Miss Jennie Thomson p, s.
friends ana acquaintance. ar her house in Eas-
18th street
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

Mrs Thomas Hitchcock has issued lIV--4llolis ~
t~f7-s marty tomorrow afternoon az her house
in East 18th street
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

I4arnar+ How'd whose marriage 90 Mss Julia
-r-o,bridee IS set for December 20 gives his fare
wau bachelor dinner on Friday night at DEB
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

The marriage of Miss Betty Auea-ne.oss anu anu
Percv Han Jennings is set for January Il, az ne
- - -1a brides parents IN West 55l street
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

Mrs Arthur NJ. Dodge. who is in Detroit returns
10 tnu-n on Friday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
KEITH
JoaAHALLEs-

Pearl MCGOWAN, Of Sprague,
was a pleasant caller in our burg
Sunday.
Mrs. E NJ. Neat who was quite
SICK the past week, IS much i'm
proved. DR.. Allen was the at
tending physician.
The hard rain last Thursday
caught quite a number OF men In
the hay fields, and some Of the
hay win be damaged, but the
prospect is good for plenty Of
corn fodder.
Mrs. Denayere lost : fac three
year old mare last week She
was offered s15o.OOa short time
ago for her.
Roma and Frank Wheatley left
Saturday for a weeks visit with
their grandpa, J. W Reedy, and
other relatives in the north part
of the county.
Ben Rand and son Jim, went
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

News came TO The ~ early
Monday morning tho aam Lefty
one Of the leading mo chanis of
Butler, had suddenly del THAT
morning. II is said be- d q been
"a sufferer from bright disease
for some months. u nnly a
few weeks ago we met Lin on a
train going TO Kansas ity and
he seemed unusually well and ac.
tive. We did not dream he could
be so near death. Mr.. Levy was
born in Germany.in 1916 and was
therefore, about so years old.
He came TO this country in 1868
during the war and in 1876 set
tied in Butler and had lived there
ever since In 1874 he married
Miss Hattie Levy, Of st. Louis.
Two children came of this union,
a son Harry who died a few years
ago ana a daughter Deborah, who
with her mother survives the de
ceased. Mr.. Levy's body was
laid away in Mt. Sinai cemetery,
in St. Louis, yesterday. Sam
Levy was a successful merchant,
a good citizen and an honest man
He belonged to the purest blood
ed race on earth and bore in his
manhood the aristocracy of that
race. a conscience void of offense
against God or man.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
WtAKtNS TIT KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done
Great Service for People
Who Work la Rich HIll.

Most Rich Hth people work every
day m some strained. unnatural pu-
sIuon -hending constantly over e..
drsk-nding nn iolting wagons or.
cars doing laboriuus housework
lifting, reaching or pulling, or trying
the back Ia a hundred and one other
ways All THESE strains tend to
wear. weaken and iniune the kidneys
until they fan behind la their work
ot Offering the polsons from the
blood. noans kidney Plls cure
sick Kidneys, put new strength III
Dad backs Rich IAN cures prove tt.
Robert Akrisg 90 Walnut Stgeet.
Rich HVh Alp says. II can say a
good word for noaps kidney Pulls
for they have diane me "a great deal
ot good have heen taking medt.
shines Of different kinds for my kid.
neys and sometimes 1 notioed nNttle
benefit hat until I vas advised 10
use poan's kidney Pills I never NJ.
ceived effective reliel, They were
procured at the Opera nrOg store
aud they lrevd me from the trouble
simplicity. had paths IN nay bach
across tine loius aud rheumatism IN
nay arms and shoulders which made
any Kind az work paiuhl Twas
also hnnnyvd withahladder trouble.
the Sidney svcretOns tclng much toJ
frequent since Doan's Kiduey Pills
lnted mp from these TROUBLES hav,
kept the nemely on hnud all ID,
time and Ne NOT bear "a uscnrrencc a.
the didiculties meAuoned
For sake hy an deaiers, prlce. 81
ceuts FusterNNbuFn ca. nuHalo.
~ 81, sole agyn,s Tor tho uuited
states
Remember the ame-Doana-and
take 40 other,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

This section OF The country was
visited with two good rains during
the week, aud while con- idersble
hay hiss been damaged, he loss
will be more than balanced with a
bumper cor crop
ia, hogs sold On iae local mar
ket last week 81 Se.l5 pes ewt
We wegld be willing 10 wager q
new Panama hat ina, Metz handles
more produce, butter aud Gags,
than any o,hee town Of it's size IN
the STATE,
We wonder why So many OF ouF
ciuEeus patroaize mail order houses
when they can &c, lhe same goods
from our home merchants tor less
money. Now we wish 10 say that
this not only works a hardship on
our home merchants, hag itH wss
40 be carried on 10 great extent 6,
would be iyl, by every eaiEsa ia
The community Because our home
marehants wenld have 10 20 oul q
business, aud lneu NE woal1 have
no make, %, is'm pro1acls We
wish 20 say thai durug me ls,l
week agents OF the great sas,srn
Z s,lse and Tea oompany has deliver.
"a over ons hundred dollars worth
% mrrchaudlss "a "a and sis,o.
iiy Mr adma that This Wiiis.or
s MOI sllogs,hsF local news bat Il
L simply an sfgu0eat 10 favor 81
pauOnifnR oaf home meiehsn,,.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
Chronic Knockers.

There is one distinctive char
acteristic about all chronic knock
ers, and that is, they always ex-
ert their influence in an effort TO
kick backward. They are never
progressive, never enterprising;
they use their influence and
energies in trying to keep people
from moving forward. If they
ever do any scratching after
death it viii be downward.
If the knocker could start peo-
pie on the back track toward
barbarism he would probably
for the first time sing tine dox-
.ology with some degree Of ami
nation. 1t is a disease as incur
able and as loathsome as leprosy.
Adrian Journal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
REAL t IRA NsFERs.

Frank Slater to al Pickett lots
3 and 1 blk - Rich Hill, $50.
L Warren to Vim Schwarzen-
hold lot / blk s Stephens sub
Butler, S625.
% Spencer to A Martin lots
10, II and u blk 165 , addition
Rich Hill, 81.
Hannah H Tucker to II II Lisle
ct at lot > blk 4 Williams addi-
ton Merwin, $1,000.
u Jenkins to J S Rush lots 9
to rs blk 10 Amoret. $40.
A Newton to w w Burrows
lot Il blk 81 Rich Hill, $500.
Geo w Wineinger to W H Har-
rison AS sec I Usage. $3.50.
Kreiger & Klumpp Beer & Ice
Co 10 Robt Matteson part lot :
blk IS Rich Hill, $500
II Jenkins to VIM Penny lot /
blk $ Amoret. $50.
CA Emmerson TO Oscar kersh.
ner lots 8 and ! blk Amster.
dam, $50.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

J. ~ Stephenson % Carbon
Center vicinity was IN the city
Tuesday He viii start for OK
lahoma in q day or two. with bis
son, 10 look al the country and
possibly invest in q farm before
he returns. he called az the
TRIBUNE office while in the city,
and renewed bis allegiance for
another year. He believes in
good reading and supports his
home paper first and then con
siders others. He keeps well
posted on the political and social
movements Of the day
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

4 LOCAL BRIEFS. !


DR.. Slater's dental Office viii
be closed hereafter on Monday
and Tuesday
Judge c. A. Denton and family
are spending a weeks vacation
at Eldorado Springs.
Messrs. Herman and Simon
Loeb attended the funeral ser
vices of Judge Sam Levy at But
Ter Tuesday afternoon.
Aug lst is said to be dog day.
So pay your dog tax OF get the
dog out of the way Of the mar
shall by TINT date, Killing will
begin then.
Alta recent baseball game at
Rich Hin q young man got his
ankle bone fractured and Is now
going about on crutches, and now
comes the Butler Democrat and
tells as that q young man named
nerrett, member of @ Jnhpstpwr
base ball club, had his nose bro.
ken and face badly cut pp during
q baseball game az a picnic last
SATURDAY. Possibly such acct
dents add interests 10 the gains
for some people,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
Wnllamson s Montgomery

are still alive. Could not kill"
them with an AK" II has been
tried for many years. and then
some. Call and see US, and If
you find as dead. sue the TIT
BUNE for breaches Of some
kind, then the proprietor viii
send you to the yard and we
viii show you a good stock Of
Lumber of every kind as is ever
carried in a first class yard, also
the celebrated Hammar and the
Senours Floor and Porch Paints,
and the Perfect Fly Screen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

to Baiier ssnday - the city
re suppose 81 perhaps it was
tie 81 - game
We werp slightly ndispsd
last w and sent Our
clan word he sent "a some
thing that h0osed lilse little white
pieces " candy and we were Is
eat one every two h1ar Ga
81 wasn't candy for we conld hear
bees swsrminw day and mEas.
We are better. anyway
Three ~ Rieh HIS varT pref
.ty Young ladies were ing a
diaerent homes IN Kfh last
week They were Misses Pny
Wilson. Rutl BalIdnch and Lnh
Barrou
The nesting whch ~
going On the past four
Reavy. closed Sunday
Mr.. Miller ana wife have retrrr
ed 70 Fl Sort it was : perw
Interesting meaing with q Esd
auducs uearv erey
We met Mrs Dick T
(nee DeJamets1 IN tgan w
Tuesday. She was starting back
home on the noon train IL s
idan, Wyoming She LIKES
west and says she wouldn't 1--we
back here
Mrs. Herman Sick and chill
dren are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Big Watson At the Eew Home
mines
j. X Wilson returned last
week from his trip 20 Igwa 80 see
a sick brother. His brother was
stin very sick when be cams
away
Misses Los Baliduch and Pan
sy Wilson were pleasant callers
at Mrs Meats Monday evening
The following Rich Hin people
were Sunday visitors in this 81
scinity Mrs. Chas Ganaway,
Chas- Marquardt and wife. Mrs
]. b. Watson and daughter, ard
] Mrs. Chas. Craig and children
sUSsEEE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

Elder Sterling 81 Warteusbzrz
viii commences = revival ussetiDg q
iss Christian ehureh next Monday.
night
Wonder IL Fritz has fgspd out
what was the maiier with Sel swami
Perhaps Sci bad been praying ~
rain and wanted 70 sbow hs c91f-
denee By carrying bis Bm5rslIs.
Five young uen engaged - 4
scrap On Main street last Saturday
night, and beer boules were used
for eudgels snd IN tie mirup
things became pretty lively. -aier
upon complaint Of Col. Hudson.
the five boys were arrested and TAX
eE 70 Nevada and auaigned 80 Jus
tice Gordon's court, waere shey
plead guilty 10 the charge Of dis
turbing the peace. Fact ore was
assessed ihe lowest aas possible.
which was one dollar. This To-
gether with the costs, amounted %
Srz.oo IN each case. Bat men
who dance must pay for toe Sd
ding.
JOSIAH ArH1FE-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

f. NJ Martin and family have
removed to Binger, Okla, where
they viii hereafter reside.
Mrs. Lewis Carr, of Pittsburg,
Kans,, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
john Farrer, is visiting her par.
ents in this city.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
Read the TRlBuNr si.Oo
Malnut street n 3. Chnrch.

walnut street "A n. Church.
Preaching at this church each
Sunday at II a. IN, and 500 p m.
Sunday School at 9I5 a. m,
Junior League at $50 D. M.
Epworth League at 100 p m
Prayer meeting ON Thursday
evening az 500
The public are cordially inyit,
ed to attend
A. r. RYAN, Pastor,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
Boy Drowned in Nevada Lake

Wikof Marshall, son of a L. 5.
Commissioners at Eufaula, l. T.,
was drowned in the lake at Park
Springs Nevada yesterday (Fri-
day) afternoon in the presence
.6T hundreds Of witnesses. He
was bathing, and being unable to
swim, got in beyond his depth.
1t was fifteen minutes before he
was finally brought ashore. Sew
.eral doctors worked for hours in
an effort To resuscitate the
drowned boy, but unavailingIy.
A young man named Gearhart
who is a membero of the quartette
with which Marshall came 70
Nevada, attempted to rescue his
comiade and was himself nearly
drowned, being compelled to
shake himself loose from the
drowning boy in order To save
The accident created
great excitement and cast a feel
ing Of gloom over the entire Cha
tauqua assembly. Review.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26
snbscrlbe for Tnr TunuNn.
H. p. Robinson

telephone Is No. 81.
The work on the Loeb front is
progressing nicely.
Cecil Ames is spending a few
days with home folks.
S. c. Pettus is putting a new
roof on his east side store.
Miss Dacotah White, Of The
Model" is on the sick list.
w. W.. Cheverton shipped a lot
of cattle to the Kansas City mar
ket Monday evening,
Mrs. NJ. Wordin and daugh
ter of Kansas City spent Sunday
in the city, guests of Mrs. NJ. S.
Crow.
Miss Abbie Eckert, from near
Passaic, is visiting the family Of.
Prof. G. T. VanB enthusen, and
other friends.
Miss Alice Francis departed
Monday for Greenfield on a visit
to her fathers family to spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Lollie McQuitty arrived
home Saturday evening, from an
extended visit to relatives at
Broodlong, Ill.
The friends Of E.. r. William
son had him going south Mon
day. One of his daughters lives
at Nevada, the other at Clinton.
j. Weaver Miller, a young
druggist of Nevada, spent Satur-
day with his aunt, Mrs. II. p.
Elliott, and cousin, Mrs. G. A.
Hurst.
DR.. g.. A. Delamater returned
Sunday from Denver where he
had been as the representative of
the Rich Hill Elks at the big
round up.
/, Mr.. Wright, the laundry man,
has put down a good brick walk
in front of his residence on Wal.
NUT street, across the street from
the city hall.
Miss Harriet Thornton, of
Kansas City, who has been visit
ing her grandparents, Dr. and
Mrs. w. w. Harris, for some
, time past, returned home Tues
, day noon.
Mrs, V. w. Houghton, north
east corner 5th and Olive, has a
: neat room for rent, suitable for
; dressmaker or two young ladies
: who wish to room and attend
!, school, ~
Z Miss Gertrude Elliott Miss
. Mary burns and Robert Burns.
} Ir,, went pp TO Hume Tuesday t,
attend the flower show, and vii.
visit relatives the remainder %
the week,
The Flower Show at Hum,
Tuesday, wac IA big success Il
Is astonishing how much beauty
. can be gotten together with a loI
f. of God painted flowers, No AR.
(. Itist can equal them.
Mrs. j. c lanes Sunday
school class gave an ice cream
and cake social yesterday even
q ing which was very successful
financially and very refreshing
socially. Mrs Lame knows hoy
& TO interest young people Sh.
h has meyer grown OLD herself
q Miss Edna Jones drove dow
from Rien Hin Saturday 20 yisl
friends tor 3 short time, Sh
returned Monday aooompanie.
y 10y her sister Miss Nellie, via
had been spending a few week
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs job
Hoagland, -Sohell City News,
@ pa AZ mnrnrrNr q On
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

/ have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
H. p. Robinson.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
PapeI az pesos quinta|
Balneario de Coamo
CORnlO, Puerto Rico.

Pcr oOnvsnio hSeho con Ia Huee.
sa0n wsera, continue Al frcnte dc d.
sho essa bleoimiento por IN AfIo mas,
81 puss AproximGndoss la tempors'
Do Dc vsTano cuya dA prinsipio sl 10
do Mayo proxtmo, tssgo aspssial gus
10 On ofrseerme nusv@msnts sl p6bliso
On general y { mis- numsrosos amigos
"a rArtisular, I0niOndo todos 10 ssgr.
saad que como do cuatcmhrs, rroeu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
Oportunidad

NOLINO de 81 co. dobe engranaie catalina
10 Ia usrmeds a" diGmso horzoGta eir dro de-
2 di6mstro l0 de
sor ss,s Ca. d. R.f ot'" ~ MOL NO 1892 d
b.ssOs con psr.:gr.Me eqdro do 22 por de-
tora de J. Fetsher London Dsrbi Icg atersa. ~ '
Para inormss driglrss Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
F.LOPEZ SANCHEZ

SOl san Ju0u Puerto Rso AdntaHss6u
% Oompfay ena de sosres
~ on p0eosos con 'arfa especial Ghona Asuntos On
lOs Centres oAcaea Comaraio.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

The case of Juanita Medina Va.
Adelaide Gonzales. sn appeal from
Justice oetro's court, was heard this
morning before Judge Nils. Long q
Ward appearing for the appellant and
w. B. Bunker for the defendant. The
plaintiff alleges that her husbead
drew fifteen dollars q ~ rmossy
from the bank while she was at Al.
buquerque and lost Il together with
ten dollars Of his own. gambling In
the Bank saloon, owned and conduct.
cd by Adelaide Gonzales. She brought
suit TO recover the money. The wit.
nesses for the plaintiff. Manuel Me-
dina and Pablo Gutierrez. were ex-
amined this morning and Adelaide
Taioya. who was running the roulette
wheel when Medina Is alleged to have
lost the twenty-five dollars. testified
that the latter lost six % seven dol.
lars only. The case was then post
poned until tomorrow at $3.50 q. N.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
CAN THIS MAN ~
FROM Los ANGELES
-. pELIvEH THE coopsi

Los Angeles, Cal., June 6.--For
the irst time In the worlds history,
government has employed mere
man to make rain. Hitherto the
higher powers have been besought
on bended knee, but, In fhis day when
money and science II working such
wonders. the British government has
entered into 0 contract win Charles
M. HATFIELD Of Los Angeles. to sup.
ply enough rain 1t Dawson, Alaslxa.
to make the mines. recently closed
on account Of drought, pay again. Tor
this. II he Is successful. Hatfield Is
TO receive $4,000 American dollars
He Is now en- route to the frozen
north with 4 cargo Of "afiinity "a
pors." and an established reputation
D q rainmaker.
Con he deliver the goods!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

,oara~a aasssss 10 tie can q sas
gEesisxnt. ...z=
Foalssisx + The copy uf The resoaa
tioa shseh was pr~~ensea bs Mr.
GeEsasf sna ~as zaopsed ON mactlaa
a Mr., llf<la
cspy n Rssolmlsn.
WHEREAS. This Assoctation finds
lisslI in dsaf IN isrxe amoant. -
wit: The sam ~ nine thousand
tssasal aoilsrs. which a.et has
arisen On seooant % the floods as
oesassr. 1904. the eonstrsction ~ the
sranasiand. stables and oshsr hens.
fleisI improvements AZ 0aliinas park.
ali of which amoant u debt IL repre-
sensed hy property nov owned BY
the association: ana
WHEREAS. tho association finds
itssif unable Id meet tho payment II
this debt ont " the funds of The NJ
soelxtion. -
NOW. THEREroRE. IN considers
ton u the prsmiAss and of she pay.
meat 10 the sesns1aaisa q the sum
Of one dollar - NJ. 4 = fuiichell.
The receipt uassssf \ hssskg con
fessed and seAsowis6os1. ~ $50
eiaiion. for she paspsss a raaulns tAe
funds necessssy = ng111eea - -
debta and 10 p>ace fhs ss,pcteatca
upon = sound nnnncinl basta, hereby
authorizes th~ s4id n Z. TvitcAelI,
bin successors ann asstgnn. - ~
and dispose of III thS r~nalning m
Issued shares ot 10 caSisai stock d
the association for ! sun seuai 10 u
present outstanding indebtedness Of
the association. this authority 10 be
irrevocahle within q period of four
months from the date Of the passage
Of this resolution: no shares of stock
10 be issued on account o. such 10.
dehtedness except the entire amount
Of the outstanding Indebtedness shall
be satisfied and iiQuidated In this
manner. For the purpose OF carrying
ont this authority and option the xec
retary of the association, for and On
the part of the association and In IN
name. Ii hereby authorized To make.
execute and deliver TO the said n. 4.
Twitchell. hts successors and assigns.
IN option. irresocahle during the per.
iod Of four months from the date OF
the passage hereof, wherein and
Whereby. In consideration OF the pay.
ment Into the treasury OF the assoeia.
sIon Of the sum OF money necessary 10
satisfy and liquidate all the present
outstanding dates on the association.
there shall be issued 10 the said n.
\, Twisas u sas - Vder or ID M
successors or assigns. m sucn mum.
her of shares m TO him shall be deem.
ed necessary. all the remaining, un.
issued shares Of the capital stock Of
the association.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
YSABEL and TORRES
Signed A STATEMENT
Declare Order Has Been Restored
Cananea And Public Tran
II guilty Established. "

Los Angeles. Cal. June 6.--Gover
nor Ysabel Of Sonora, Mexico, and
Gen. Torres, commanding the north
ern zone. have united In a signed
statement TO the Associated Press
giving an sccount Of the disturbances
In Cananea and concluding as fol
lows:
"order has been re-established and
public tranquility Ii more firmly es
tablished each moment. Yesterday
passed without the slightest sign OF
disturbance. Business has been re.
sumed. and workmen are returning to
the mines and shops"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
sARrxEN SAlD
HE FOUND ApiRTY.
FlLTHy Hola.s

Chicago. June e.-Buflding c.
missioner Bartsen and twelve doDu-
ties went TO the stock yards today %
make IN inspection Of ever building
there. The commissioner declared he
would compel the packers 70 correct
every violation Of the building ofdin-
ances that might be found.
After his visit 70 the stock yards
Commissioner Bartxea described The
condition he found In the hoK killing
department of one of the larKs pack
ing houses Do "fiithy." THE room.~
Ne said, "was dirty hele. nnfit foS
the uses to which Il WIS put" He
said there was not ! modern build
ing in the entire district.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06

Was eapiaEea md ssksn 10 chicAsa
Ths skunk h nos kn0wn 10 De- whas
ts called n ~hsarophoAia skuns.~ ani
In h hpfea shat this may es aetesl
mined II shs pass@ur Institute.
Friday alrhs II last werk ". u. Fal
isF a psas. ella fnmnis. Who wAs oa
his way 10 rlagssa1. was sitten on tha
night hand b. . skank. TIE animal
Was eanght and killed. Whether OF
not the Skunk vas % the hyarophobla
kind u not known. but Mr. Fuller De.
eided be would take no risk. and lefi
Moassy far the Chicago PasisaF in,
ss,tuts for trestmeEt.
In the past = anamher of persons
have been bitten by sknnks and IN 4
numher " inssaaees those bitten dsea
~ hydrophohia, md y number have
been treated NJ the rAsseur institute.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
To Secretary q Ao;alksro
Being Judge q Sen;fau
Plant CondItioa
Heas lnvil.ioa 10 Vi Ckieaeo
And lnspect Coadlioas q
Slaughsu Pea

washiasisa. Juse e-11o 49,
committee On asricslture te1ay -
cided 10 comply With - reGoonl q
tho Chicago packera - - honF1 -
the ksillnsyHoads reeort ragne11no
the coaditioas y - Chteaoe pa1n1n0
houses. TAs rsqnea4 was ma1o ~ ~
n. Wilson. manaess - - Me1Sio
PAekiag company. wbo said - woo
authorised 70 speak for III ~ paeis
era.
hskss ossssal oeaial
The hearing began sheFe1y bGcgu
noon. Wilson MAKES eonGFa1 -
NAL Of conditions q - fusth = ~
Neill-Reynoids report. He invito1 ~
committee 20 90 TO Chicago md nOen1
! vesk 10 persoaai invsstiess1un -
conditions. ~gome os ~ snxgest1nn1
made IN ths REPORT. ~ sa11. sUwc4
~ additional sanitary facilities. -
already been complied WITH
Wilson said the packers a. ~
object 70 the government rexulaki0n
of sanitary conditions. hut th6y ~
object 70 the secretary % aerieultnso
being mnde judge of what II sanitary.
Good inspection II what the paeksso
want so long ~ they do have to ~
for ~" he said. denied that -
diseased cattle or hogs had been uso1
for food.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-06
ARE THE BITING
sKuNks AFFECTED
WITH HyDRopHoHlAf

ON Wednesday night at their camp
near Marshall's Lake. Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas c. Fryer, while sleeping,
we're bitten BY skunk. says the Flag.
star Sum. Mr.. Fryer was bitten On
the right cheek, and the animal had
to be pulled away hy Mrs. Fryer. who
was bitten on the left hand.
They came 70 FlagstaiY and LEFT On
Thursday night for the Pasteur Insti.
tute, Chicago, for treatment for hydro
phobia. The skunk which bit them