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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02
Poisson Reunites oounle.

Logansport, Ind.-The two-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tolman
Is in critical condition from eating
paris green. Mrs. Tolman has divorce
proceedings pending and was absent
from home interviewing her lawyer.
1t was two hours before she was
found and medical assistance secured.
but there is a possibility of the child
recovering. AS result Of the accl-
dent, however, the father and mother
were again brought together and a
partial reconciliation was effected.
The divorce proceedings will be
dropped
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02
Harriman's Wonderful Energy.

Il. W. Hartman, the great railroad
operator, is a small man. very slight
ly built, narrow-chested, delicate in
appearance. At his desk he is reg
ular whirlwind for energy. He goes
through his correspondence. and
though the hundred reports that reach
him at pace that is not rivaled in
any office on Wall street.-the region
of speed. His stenographers must
keep the pace. He has small army
of them and, report says, they work
in relays. He can keep them all busy.
He is one of the most rapid thinkers
in the street and his action is as
quick as his thought.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02
An Hotel Tablet.

At the George and Dragon hotel,
YARN, near Darlington, England, a
tablet has just been placed in the
commercial room, stating: Stockton
and Darlington Railway. In the COM
mercial room of this hotel. on the
18th February, 1920, was held the pro-
moters' meeting of the Stockton and
Darlington Railway, the first public
railway in the world. Thomas Mey-
nell, Esq. presided"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02
One Powder for Two Uses.

Washington.-An effort is being
made by the navy and army to reach
an agreement on powder, that supplies
for one may be used by the other. 1t
often happens the army has a large
supply and the navy is short.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02
ERUPTION Creates an Island.

Oakland, Cal.-Word has reached
here that new island has been
brought into existence near Boroslor
island. Alaska. by great submarine
eruption
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02
President Eliot and the Small Boy.

President Eliot of Harvard college
olwavs enjoys the quick retorts Oh
small boys in the street. On one 90
casIon a little urchin looked UP cur
louslv at him, and President Eliot
said. Hello. boy, what time is It by
your nose?" .mn
"Dunno," came the retort. MINE
amt runnin'; is yours?"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02

The paper he was CARVING n.cs -
sophia as the result of his
mission contained only these words;
J -, Sept. Il, 1914
WIN accept no favor from. and
eoncIude no terms with those who
maze maze allies of Indians. who incite
saves TO instruction, and whose own
esuel'y matches well that Of their saw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23

Nctce s hereby & 10 the voters %
Ferdinand township. D nai- county. In.
diana, .lal l. ine gnd-u n.d. wl. ar.
pIy % the Eoari oi commissioners
Dubois ealnty. Indiana. f0r permit
remove my saloon, now located In -eI
tain room 20 & - feet being ihe ~ IA
room % one story brick building
atet IN JOG No. I al thp corner at Ohio
and Was ing'on streets n Ferdinand.
Dnbois Comfy Indiana, o. certain
room ~ It feet GA the ground floor oil
"a two story frame building situatrd IN
the south West corr ~ ID 'ot $50. i3g i'm
the town of Ferdinand nuboi rouute
lniiana, there o. continue The sale -
spurious. vincus and malt liquors. nnler
ana 1y virtue of q certain Hcrn-e issued
% my by The Auditor of sail colnfv
upon ihe order 80 your honorable hoart.
az you regular angus, term 1903. for
peuoi o' one year. said room towhfch
desire io move fronts on Ohio street Ia
"" toHn ~ teri nand said county ann
tate LrcENE >ENNrNoER.
.-..i-,iN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
Best Road 90 FLORIDA.

The most entertaining ride ~ Florida
is Via Tie SOUTHERN RAILWAY ana
connections The road penetrates the
beautiful Blue Grass Region ~ Ken
lucky. thence via Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Macon % Jacksonville, where con.
nee i0ts are made icr an interior Flori-
Ia.
The southern Rails has arranged 4
vatiah!s ron'e ticket ior the winter tonr
lsts, arorilng s0ulhbvnnd tnp a. out
Incl above, the return trip from Jack
s1nville being through Savannah. Comm
Ola, Asheville and the beautiful Land
q the sky" country, and Knoxville.
Tenn. This trip may be reversed. / I de-
sired. For full particulars write b
q. y. ALLEN,
Assistant General Passenger, Agt.,
Chemical Building, St. Lonis, Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
Non-Resident Notice

-eaie Of Indiana, County of Dubois :.
Dubois Circuit C0Art
March term. 1906
igaiAa Fenle ST. Tohn a Menfel
NOTICE. The plainun In the above
emitted cau~e having filed her complaint
therein, together with her saidav.t ana
the affidavit OF a Gisiniert sted person
that the defendant b not a resident al
fhe state Of Indiana. hut l. resident Oh
tne State Of Kentucky. and that the nar.
pose OF the action is % obtain a divorce
Vow therefore the said John 4. Mendel
defendant. j. hereby notified that unless
lt ie anI appear on tAe --ml JuficiaI
lay p the neAt term II the Dubois Cir
cult Court. 20 be holden IN the 9TH Nan
lay 81 March, 1906, AT the Court.house
IN JASPER. IN said County and state. ana
answer OF demnr - saii complaint. .he
same viii be heari ami determined IN
hi absence.
In witness whereof, 7 hereuuto Sci nv
lani and ailiy the seal Isl said court this
.sf DAY Cf NarrL. lsH
JaHy u. HrrHrr.
DW Clerk Circuit Corr.
jaElz y McFtrf, Aftys Tor Pin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
Notice of Final Settlement
Of Estafp.

Notice II hereby given 70 the creditors
heirs ana iegatees Ed the e-tale u Elijah
h. Hobbs. deceased. and all other per
son interested therein % appear In the
Dloois circuit Court, held az Jasper. IN.
diana, IN the 26th day 81 March. le0B
and there SHOW cause. if any, whv th,
final settlement Accounts 0f WIN. A.
lray lor. Executor Oi said testatlr with
the estate Of said decedent shonld not he
approved and said heirs and leg tees
are notified 70 then anil ihe-e make
proof Of heirship, and re,eive their dis
trtutiye shares.
Witness. The Clerk Of said Court. this
10Th day 81 February. 1906.
JONI +. HrrHER,
9-Z--E Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23

Notice T. hereby given ~ the citizens ~
tt tiau. anu Madison township, Dubois
GO. Indiana. that the undprsIfnri 4 r,si.
inhanitAni ~ said toaTuship ana county. ami
over flt tg ~ "a rear-, ana ii good moral
tIAFAt Ter. NilA nt tne regular April term
1901 thF HNaru 20 1pMmf eluncr- ~ SAID
county apply for license a. seii and refa
tt1n-, Vinou-, malt and other iHturlea
ting liquors in le-- 4uanfitv than a quart
~ time. With the privilege uf allowing th,.
same 90 ~ drank on hiz premi-e-
me precise location where said fuuora
hrf 20 ~ -od b Ia a front rn0m las fsrt
N"lN ~ IL It't long On the ground fuur ~
r nnr story frame buffHfnu situated ..., tl..
.0uth West eoTn.rof it-t 50 4. un rutr.f NJ
John lley aud Main street ~ the nrty'tsi
tnNn ~ ireland Dubois 4 unity. Indiana ami
fronting and opening on Main -freet IN Nv,
ishni Madison township. -aid county ana
~, -, WILLIAM " wrsn,N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23

The Democratic district com
mittee of the Third District met
at New Albany on last FRIDAY
and set the time and place for
holding the congressional conven-
on Saturday, May D. at Jefferson
vile. In regard to the squabble
between Cox and Zenor with
reference 10 Cox's protest
against what he claims 10 be his
misrepresentation on the cleo
ton boards in Floyd county at
Its primaries set to be held to-
day, the committee decided that
It was out of their jurisdiction.
Mr.. Cox then appealed to the
State Central Committee. which
committee was called together at
indianapolis yesterday for the
purpose of deciding the difficulty.
Mr.. Cox has announced that he
will not go before the primaries
IN Floyd county to-day. bat will
be on the ticket at a time later
on, which he expects to be set
by the State Committee.
Mr.. Cox now has 80 delegate
votes before the convention while
Mr.. Zenor has 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
Treatnesi Tor Oar smut.

Years OF experience hav,
shown the ACCESSIBILITY of treating
seed oats - remove the contain.
lnatlon of smut, unles positively
known that the seed is eXcep-
tionaliy clean and free from
spores. The loss from smut Is
not a partial. but an absolute loss
so far as il goes. Every grain
IN the head that is affected IS to-
tally destroyed not merely shr-
yelled as I'm the case of rust.
The percentage of loss IS more
over, much greater than usually
supposed. as the smutted heads
are less conspicuous than the
healthy ones. and largely escape
detection. Smut in oats is very
common, usually between five
and ten per cent. of the stand: il
IS rare TO find a field entirely tree
from 1t. A loss of one-fourth OF
the crop. on even more is not a
rarity.
This loss may be simply and
cheaply prevented by use of he. 4
water or chemicals. Probably
he bet method, and one now
extensively used, is TO treat the
seed etAin Vith a weak solution
y toiMaln Secure at the drug
store 4 half pound of formalin.
add to it thirty gallons OF water
spread Tx seed grain on the
Darn iloOr and sprinkle the solu-
loE over il. making it thorough
y damp. Shovel together In
'lle, cover with sacking or other
oneenient material and leave for
wo to twelve hours for the
hemical to act. Sow at once. OF
pread cat and dry and SOW after
time.
Thisty gallons of the solution {
re enough for 100 10 $50 bushels
f grain. While the seed should (
e moist. it ought not To pack I'M
le hand Formalin is often 2
llled formaldehyde. 1t looks
ke water and has a pungent j
dor like amonia. The standard
numerical article is known as a
'rty per cent. solution. 1t is
0t poisonous.
J. c. ARTHUR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
Notice of Final Settlement
of Estate

Notice j. hereby given 20 the creditors.
heirs and legaiees of Amanda q. Wien
niger, deceased, 70 appear In the Dubois
Circuit. held al Jasper, Ind, on the 18th
day "a March ~ q. and show cause. II
any, Why the Final Settlement Accounts
Niill ihe estate Of said decedent should
not be arp owed and said heirs
are notified % then and there make
proof Of heirship. and receive their dis
iritufive shares.
Witness, The Clerk Of said Court. this
18th day ~ February. 1904.
JOHN +. llrrunR.
Clerk Dub is Circuit Court
IEAffoR q IRaY on, Att'ys. 3g 2w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
Dubois Circuit Court.

The regular March term of the
Dubois Circuit Court will convene
Monday March 20, 1906. Judge
Z. A. Ely will preside. The Jury
commissioners on Monday Sc
lected the following persons who
will constitute the Grand and
Petit juries for said term:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
RlllRlld Exenrslnni

New train serVrs ior Jasper. I'M
commencing Nov "a 9Oj Tran No MI
leaving Evansville At G,3U >. m. comes
through % Jasp-r arriving here at a.3O
p. IN. Passengr can now leave Louis
vile at o'clock .. 10. and got 10 jasper
same evening at $3.50 p. ii.
NJ. +. CLAYcoNn Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23

1hA-Nh JJk 4.
Frank Drasch Ferdinand to
J. p. Hochgesang Jackson to
Lew l.. Jacob Hall to.
Maurice Fritz Jefferson to.
Jacob Hemmerlein HARRISON to.
A n Thomas Madison tp.
PETIT JURY.
ID Nj Lichlyter Patoka tp
John Limp Jackson to.
w E. Demott Madison to
VIM. Harrison Hall to
Anton Keller Ferdinand tp.
Wesly DeBruler Boone to.
Herman Ring Cass tn
Michael Hochgesang Marion to
jefferson Bledsoe Columbia To.
r: r. Spurlock Jefferson To.
Michael Kress, ST., Bainbridge tn.
}. A. Freyberger Harbis0n tn.
The following cases have been
set for the first week:
Tuesday. March 81
State VS. Forest Lernond smok-
ing cigaretts.
State VS. Willard Wilkey. smok-
ing cigaretts.
State VS. Christian Buochlein
permitting persons in saloon on
Sunday.
State VS. John Kendall. buying
junk from minor.
State VS. Daily Soluble. selling
liquor on Sunday.
State VS. Herbert Lemond.
smoking cigarretts.
Michael Donahue VS. Samuel
Towers.
Wednesday. March %
Matilda Meiner, admx VS. s. r.
Co.
Mary Scheurman W Vim. Bor-
man, adnr.
VIM. A. Wilson, adnr. vs John
h. Buechlein ct al.
Andrew Heichelbecn vs. Bird
get Finnerty ct al.
Thursday, March %
Sebastian Kuebler, Elk VS. VIM.
Seller CT al
Geo II. Tindal IS a H. Koer-
ner.
James Beebe VS. City of Hunt
ingburg.
Friday, March 30
Elizabeth Beckman VS. Aetna
Life ms. Co. ct al.
A
Alvin ?. Beeler vs. jefferson
Simmons ct al.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23
FRIDAY. MARCH 23. 1906.
Cox Carries Orange.

Last Saturday Cox carried Or
ange county by $50 over Zenor.
This gives Cox the 9Notes in CON
vention. At the present time
the popular vote IS as follows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23

Advertisers in The COURIER are
capturing the trade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-23

Total
Congressional Convention May 5

cons MAJORITY h s counties 80
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21
RATTLE OF THE RAILS

Aa@sisT. 4 T. Of which ". Il. cness'
IRA. formerly Ut the Aisarada. l. Rss
naaaaser. il assisting Superintendent
gohn stean In the management III The
alsaEaao AaEang tie aaseaee u Ma
ager Adams. xho Il 10 California ~ath
his family oa a pleasure trip. sass the
Albuquerque Evening catasen- NJ.
Kesner was A manager for the har'
sey system years ago. previous 10 -
lne into business for himself. and II
visiting IT home as Nj, Stein pulls
4, while ae l. loafins. looking Tor an
other location.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21
lis Your Name in the Directory?

Is correct as to spelling initials street. and numba? The new directory which The Optic
Companyh has been compiling for sixty days past will be the most ORE and complete books Of II
knde vsrp published in Las Vegas To this end We wish the cooperation of ewyr resident obothc city
This week the names ofhs people Of the City OLA Vegas W be published. The
Cs Ds Esand F 3 appear in todays issue Read the list over carefully and your name NJ under
may have been changed since the enumeraionw was TAKEN or you may have changed your
nae Persons who wish to make corecdonsm music communicate viii the Office n 0ao0 Within
three days ane the ~ sMe published they viii 60 on the press If your name is hh out Of hs
directory. or fanny mistake appsanm spelling street or number will be IN you Make your kick
or forever after hold your peace
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

Victims Of hay fever will experience
gres thenefis by taking foaes's Honey
ana Tar. m il stops dlficult breathing
Immediately and heals the inflaned air
Messages. aud eyen II II should tail ."
cure Il will give instant relief The
genuine il I'm a yellow package. Fur
sole BIZ O. G. sehaefer drug store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21
Men Past SIXTY in Danger

More than half Of mankind over stx-
Nv years Of age suffer from kidney
aud bladder disorders. usually enlarge"
ment OF PROSTATE glands. This h both
pa,n.ui and dangerous. and foieys
Kidney Cure should be taken AZ the
first c:fn OF danger. as Il corrects ~
rss-ia. tiles and has cured many ID
men OF .his disc as. SIR. Rodney Bu"
mott. Gochport, No. writes: Il sussT
ed witr enlarged ,s"s;,ate gland ,'t'i
kidney trouble for Vars and afte: al
ing two uottles Of Ftley's Kidney Care
I feel better than I have for twenty
years. although I am nov 81 years old
For sale by =. q. Schaefer drug store,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

nssine. Richard clerk. i"ii Third street.
Davidson. r.. con. santa Re. Gil Ninth street
nayoren. Mrs. Mary. widow. ZIG Main Ave.
Dayiess. Katie. ss Sixth street.
Deanh. 4. n. undertaken. ie23 Third street.
Dearth. Miss Nellie. 1923 Third street. "
Decker, Jno. machinist. ss n. r. Ave.
neiehanty. J. J.. heaithseeker. temp. res. Chicago. I'LL. 81 L.
Delaney. Tom. restauranseur. go Sixth street.
Demmead. Adam. blacksmith. s2s Main Ave.
Sixth street.
Denecke. Mrs. Chas, widow. rooming house. sis National
Ave.
Denecke. Minnie. clerk. ei2 National Ave.
Denis,on. W. u engineer Santa re. 7s r. r. Ave.
Dennison. T.. yardmaster Santa Re. s.s Grand Ave.
Denton. Albert. painter. 7i2 Ftfth street.
Denton. Nora. 7l2 Fifth street.
Denwoody. Henry. tcolb porter III r. H. Ave.
Derere, venerito. lab0rer, 5t5 Natioual Ave.
DeTar. H.. brakeman santa ". sis n. r. Ave.
Dick, Mrs. A. n, widow, III Ftnh street.
Dick, Miss l.. bookkeeper. III Ffth street.
Dick. Miss Irene. heaithseeker. room II. HI Dorado hotel.
Dillon. J. r.. emp. Santa Fe. 81 Prince Ave.
Dillon. Loyola. 1922 Fourth sireet.
Dlloo. Loyoia. butcher. i0.e Fourth street.
Deciding. y. n. ~. emp. 1895 Seventh street.
Doisn. David. heathseeker. 81. AnthOnys 6~anitarum.
DOLL, WIN. p. jswsisr. 500 Sixth strsst.
Dolores. Aragon. lab0rer. r. r. Front.
Dominguez. C.. cement layer, San Francisco Ave.
Donsvan. J. B., fireman Santa Re. 22s Railroad Ave.
Donly. Edward H., butcher. 63 10 Sixth street.
ponneny. Helen healthseeker. sos Seventh street.
Donovan. Nora. maid castaneda hotel.
Donovan. n. T. tel. %. sl& Flfth street.
Dorsn. Miss Halle. student. sE3 Douglas Ave.
Dove. Newton, fireman. $40 r. r. Ave.
Dow. w.. A.. emp Gross. Kelly 4 Co. ii0t Douglas Ave.
Duerr. Frank. car inspector. - r. n. Ave.
Du1y, A. J.. tcol) housekeeping. 1914 Columbia Ave.
Duncan. J. s.. retired. cor. Douglas and r. II. Ave.
Dunlap. Jefferson. tcol) barber 1908 Diamond Ave.
Dunlap, Wilbur. tcolD cook. zoos Diamond Ave.
Dunlap. Beatrice. tcoi) zoos Diamond Ave.
Duvall. Jerry. fireman. 3i5 Il. r. Ave.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

=. p. Canton. OF East Ration. who
left recently on a visit to Europe. win
land In France this week. He will re.
main for some time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

Earickson, J. r, merchandise broker, cor. Columbia and 81 n
Eastwood, A. D., brakeman Santa Fe, 32s Grand Ave. u,~t"s
Edison. Ed. clerk. SIG Douglas Ave. ,t -,
Feners. Mrs. A. NJ, heaithseeker. temp. res Sparta, Ill, Tent ~.
/, Tent City.
Eggleston, II. NJ. third cook Castaneda hotel. ""
Ehiers. Mrs. H., sl2 Douglas Ave. >> '%- III }>
Enrich. Louise, housekeeper. GA National Ave. IL. .a~".1 Ia
Ellison. heaithseeker. 72i Fourth street. ~ T.
Elliott. Daniel. roadmaster Santa Fe. 1904 Fourth street. 5f3so
Elliott, Frank. bookkeeper. 1904 Fourth street. H.. ~.: l., N
Elliott, J. H.. r0admaster Santa Fe. 1904 Fourth street, <t.
Elicit, Miss Emma, washwoman. tcoi) ell IL Fifth street,
Eiser. Otto. brakeman Santa Fe, room I, I'll Dorado hotel.
Elston, Fred. painter. s6 Main Ave. "" '"' """
England. Mrs. Rosann. temp. res, Stroughton. Wis, 1925 fftt
Third street. J ! f*H} ii ttA b
England. Ada, healthseeker. temp. res. StrUughton. Wis., oai
1929 Third street. , . H~u vi na a39
England, r. f.. carpenter. 1913 Third street Fl ttos q tnp
England, Arthur. bell boy, Castaneda hotel
English. Miss Priscilla. healthseeker. S. .Anthony's Sanitarsa
ium. ~ :" ''S'
EnIow. Arthur. mech. craftsman. temp. res. ptttsburg. Pa,
500 Main Ave. T:| @"'@ u =" @i4a7t#t
Ensign, John, emp. Gross. Kelly and Co., ts34 Grand Aye.fnAHn VII
Ensign. ]. r, electrician, 1l06 Columbia Ave. ~, 4,f3agtfub
Erb. A. c. prop restaurant. 1880 Eighth street. = .itr rat I'D
Evans. F. C., engineer. 500 Main Ave. -. ,.--..*.a nLf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

"How to keep Oft periodic attacks Of
biliousness and habitual constipation
was a mystery that DR. Kings New
Life Pills solved for me-" writes Joha
N. Pleasant Of Magnolia. ind. The only
pills that are guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction to everybody Or mon
ey refunded. Only 25 cents at all drug.
gists.
Elmer Z. Studiev of Ration has gone
to Buffalo. New York. where he will
visit his aprents and attend TO bust.
ness matters In the east.
W. A. Chapman mas returned 10 Ra.
ton from a visit TO the Bartlett ranch.
where he had a most delightful out
Ing during the past week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

Nj. aud Mrs. Thomas Roberts LETT
Ration Tuesday tor Guthrie. Okla.
where they will spend a mouth visit
ing Mr.. Roberts parents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

Conductor Hear Agller hnsagts TIE
report 10 this s4sH "Wednesday II -
shooting sffsas 1T Mutt Station. -.
sween fAesasns md Rsneoa last Tues.
das morning ~ : oieasek. sass the sii-
vt*r City Enterprise. The participants
weEe the driver af the STAGE from
CsAsk's Peak to satt and tine section
foreman al Mutt the former killing
the latter. shooting him through the
hart The me had a falling out.
one nf them claiming the other in
suited MS vile. so il Is alleged. aud
shooting followed The anne ~
neither party eoali be- learned, The
murderer Mas taken tn Deming for
~afe heepins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-21

F% f vita A3
Falch. Allie. drug clerk. s2 Grand Ave. -" -' ,njd n4e3
Fenton. Miss Frances. heathseeker. 40 Grand Ave. r144 a*su
Fest. Francis 7. b. physician. ia Columbia Ave. : nj suu5:
Fields, Chas. D., emp. Ry. 95 Tnden Ave. ., 4:Hr #@.,S
File. d. J, painter, $50 Grand Ave. r tG~$<
Findlay. w. w H., electrical engineer, $40 Fourth street. ~
Fitch. G. b. carpenter. zoos San Francisco Ave. ''"'%@s'@ our
Fishburu q. engineer. 9a TiIden Ave. q Hn#40Vsna
Flack, Geo. boiermaker. 3l5 r. r. Ave. " "!@".%}1&& afdE
Flaherty. Edward. healthseeker, St. Anthonys Sanitaium. As5etq8t
Faherty, viii. brakeman Santa Fe. 923 Fourth street. a4sa4Hlt4.a
Flaherty, Anna. milhner. 93 Fourth street .~n IL aeE11 .M1E
F1aherty. Geo, conductor Santa Fe. 923 Fourth street. ax X
Fleming, Geo. L., mgr, !. and A. Corp. 1885 Fifth street. ....4
Fletcher. Sam G. stem, and A. Corp. Y. M. ca. @"3 '#
Flint. Miss Margaret. student. Central hotel. Douglas Ave. 515G@t=
Flint, Miss Minnie. Central hotel, Douglas Ave. n4@1@> 8t8 &k #8t#&
Flint. J.. H.. farmer. Central hotel, Douglas Ave. r4"%3 %ac~@9 IT,
Flint. Orilla. Central hotel. Douglas Ave. - 55M0e1 <#At NJ ID
Flint. Jas. l., student, Central hotel, Douglas Ave. .al 4Atae5 ID.
Flint. David. clerk Central hotel, Douglas Ave. .<<r~.*E[ &aat
Flint, Mrs. r, prop. Central hotel. Douglas Ave. u"z..+ @
FIomerfelt. Frank, con. Santa Fe, 400 National Ave. *@% @%%% %@
Flomerfet, Ed. brakeman Santa Fe, 1923 San Francisco Ave- 4s
Flowers. B. X, city fireman, City Hall, Sixth street. EE&A2 Mlt N.Y.
Floyd, J. b. stockyard foreman. 1913 Fourth street, Il Il Ahd4
Floyd. David, seal clerk. 1913 Fourth street. vi .H@$0]M3 @tA8afaJ
Floyd, Jno. fireman Santa Fe.' 1913 Fourth street. >sSHt k193aa#
Floyd. Miss Bessie. 1913 Fourth street. "1r4 U4+-
Flynn. NJ, bartender. us Douglas Ave.
Foo, Limon, laundryman, 512 Grand Ave. ~.4~~" #
Foote, Mrs, Mahnda, retired, 513 12 Sixth street, ATs ~
Forbes. 4. tourist, s07 Douglas Ave. : :
Ford, j.. B. chief dispatcher Santa Fe ffIS Douglas Ave. sfT
Forsner. A J., con, Santa Pc. 9fa Jackson Ave. @~~fets~9th~~~@t
rorsyths; j b. real estate dealer. AIS Grand Aye.S.IA sFs t4aqf
Foster. T.. painter. 7i9 Lincoln Ave- 49, c*e&@4I4.47s @.4s,
Foster, Annie ,7l9 Lincoln Ave. ! z#<&= ##@+s@Y4
Frederic, M, w., Ry, yard master. S25 Third street.
French. Ed, bartender 613 ~ Lincoln Ave.
Fries, Frank o, prop. Banquet Catering ca. s1 1880
Fugate,< VIM. J.. con. Santa Re, ss Fourth stree. snn4 80
Furman, A. M merchant. ZIG Eighth street sN
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