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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
City Prisons Overcrowded and Hundreds of Prisoners Repy
to Great Fortresses Troops and Patrols Ordered BY
Authorities Not to Spare Bullets. fas
GOVERNOR GENERAL D0UDASS0T DESCRIBES METHODS ADOPTED
by Moscow Mill Withdrew Offer
Which Giving Up Friends Troops Marching Disturbed
District to Stamp Out Last Embers Of Revolution

"The most difficult task" he continu.
ed, was to drive them from their
base on the Kaxan railroad between
Moscow and Perovo, three miles east
u Moscow. and surround them in the
Presna district, SO AZ to prevent their
escape. Both these tasks were sue.
eessfully accDmplisneds The strk.
ers Of the Prokharo6 mills who held
the proprietor AZ hostage. were ready
to surrender Friday, but Col MINI,
who conducted the negotiations, declin.
ed to accept their surrender unless
they also delivered UP the 'Drujlsts,'
who had sought refuge there"
The governor general further enl.
phatically declared that the artillery
bombarded only houses from which
the revolntionists fired. The papers
published terrible pictures OF the con.
ditions prevailing along the Siberial
railway. There are no railway OH.
vials on duty. and on the section ~
M al the Eheila al,inss goyesnnaeuttO tOt
Orenbure. an stbtiona have been pil.
laged. Complete anarcly prevails ut
lrkutsk. Military trains are running
without orders or proper engineeTs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01

St. Petersburg, January 1.-The pol
10y Of repressiug the revolutionists
continues with . vengence. Their an
nouncsmenG that tllsy proposed to
carry on i guerilla warfare nntil q
general armed revolt II prepared has
stimulated the government to red0ub'
% Its energy a hand Of terrorists ID
known to be at work here and last
night there were Wholesale searches
for suspects. City prisons are over
crowded and hundreds have been re-
moved to Schlusselburg fortress and
to the fortresses Of st. Peters and
st Paul's. The patrols are under
stood to have orders not to spare
bullets II they are attacked BY per
sons using bombs or revOlvers
In an interview with Governor Gen
eral DoubassoK, printed today, be ex.
plains that the duration Of the revolt
is owing to the extent o. the regior
In which the military forces are opeis
afing and owing 10 alle lack Of troops
which conEptileds the governor "a
await retnt0rcements from Warsaw
and 81. PetsFsburg, before giving the
revOlOtiOnlstS their death hlON
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
specIa, to The Optic.

Santa Fe. N. NJ, Jan. l, s0s.--gov.
ernor-to-be Herbert J. Hagerman hay.
Ing approved the plan Of pubic -
ccpion, to be followed BY m Inaugural
ball on the evening OF Monday, jan
nary %, In lieu OF ostentatiOus lnaug-
ural ceremonies. the citizens Of Hanta
Fc have resolved TO make the recep-
ton and the bail the most brilliant Of
the many brilliant social events that
have taken place In the historic capi-
,aI. About $1,000 will be raised for
that purpose anl last evening an ex.
ecutive committee. consisting Of Wal.
lace J. Raynolds. chairman; A. D.
Renehan, secretary Paul A. 4. Wal.
Ter. Arthur 0ellgman, Levi A. Hushes
Amndc Chaves and Jose D. Sena met
10 make the preliminary arsrtssc.
.nents. subcommittee were arpNiut.
er and to the woman's Board n TRADE
was allotted the task Of preparIae ~
frsshments to be serSpd usOa TIE -
cssIoa. n was lecldel 70 havs ~
reception, which viii take pIace ~ ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Impressive Service Mark the
Obsequiss Of Judge Wooster

no guilefn Ms heart, No man speak.
eth evil Of Judge Wooster. He had a
clear decisive mind. as every attorney
who came before him can bear wit
ness. He would not bend his knee
that thrift might follow fawning. :
He had the full respect Of the attor.
neys Of this District, and do not re-
member Of q decision rendered by
him, having been reversed. He would
not assist n delinquent creditor to
defeat an honest debt. at the same
time the strong could not take advan-
tage Of the weak In his court.
Recognizing his integrity and worth
this community has chosen him, al
most continuously for nearly twenty
years. as its arbiter Of peace. He
died with the harness on.
Judge Wooster lives In this com.
munity and will live in our court
OF justice as long as man endureth,
asd the memory or his course and
dealings in life will be as fasting as II
engraved upon marble slabs. He
araced and digniaed the uifice (which
he held.
He believed In the eternal life.
! Death ends not I'll Tor him nor f,r
us. The bel1et in the ianortality
OF the soul has been since the crea-
ton CT man, snd that man will live
aeain rs the scare, tnyead In all the
somber wocf Of drcary wears, prophecy
of new life and promise"
Faults should not be mentioned In
the presence Of death. They. should
be passed as the mortal part Of man.
The question Is has he lived for coed
or evil? Has he tried to benefit ms.
kind? IA the world better for his hav.
Ing lived? You and who knew him
will bear witness In the dread pres
ence Of death. that his Influences wer >
good, his life rseful. an dhis loss u
tho world great.
II may be written Of lodge Wooster
that he loved his fellow men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01


The attendance yesterday afternoon
at the funersf services Of the late
Judge H. s. Wooster. held at the Levi,
Undertaking parlors, was very large
the rooms we're full and many
stood on the outside. unable to gain
admission. The Presbyterian choir
sang several beautiful hymns and
Mayor Il E. ofhey mi Attorney w.
q. Haydpn delivered Sprt impressive
f''ss's I s~ss ! isns eor,ess La. followed
the remains To the Odd iiow's GENE
terry, where all that was kortal of the
venerable Mnd beloved old gentleman
was consigned to the silent dust
Attorney Haydon In the course Of
his remar'ss read Whittiers be- otiful
poems "The Eternal Goodness" and
-Abou Ben Hamid' and spoke IN part
as follows:
'Mv friends. we have mtt at this
time to bid farewell 70 aii that Is
mortal ef Hon. H. S. Wooster, and as
the end hos come so far as earthly
matters are concerned for hin, no
nore fitting or appropriate dqy cpula
have been selected to lay him. 20 resi-.
we are now turning orrx acks,
though unwillingly, On an old friend.
the old year of 1905. II is passing out
nf our lives forever, and tor the good
It hss brought us. we should keep
9its memory greensseo too, our distin-
nuished fellow townsman Is soon TO
ba one OF ussn6s more. MT becaus J
we would have It 20. but because 1t is
the immutable law Of nature.
There is no need for eulogy In this
presence. Identified with this COM
munitv for so many years, In the
welfare Of its people, Its material
growth and every interest, his life has
been an cpen nook.
=. He wss honest. he hated sham He
w~s brave. He was trustworthy.
There was no deceit In his make up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Las Vegas Contesta

Sunshine, the bright society week.
ly published ut Albuquerque, spake
thus appreciatively Of the work Of
the two contestants from Las Vegas
In the territorial orator.cal contest:
The second prize. given by Learn.
ard & Lindeman, and awarded 10
awrence n. Clark Of the Las vI0ss
high school. was well AWARDED. ,'r
the young man stepped upon the ros.
trurn ~ " ne had Arm cunvictic-s
In what he was about to utter. His
delivery was indeed good, his words
well chosen, and his remarks were not
nmbo 'lIsrcd. hut m ~ right from
the slouIder at an Things corrupt. He
ought - make Z fine political stump
speakes.
Miss May Ross delivered . very
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Coming Attraction.

The international Bioscope company
that comes to the opera house next
Tuesday. Jan. 3. is the only institu.
tion Of the kind that employees spe'
cial photographers VINO 90 weeks ~
advance and take several local life
motion pictures in all the cities play.
ed by the company. TIE camera and
projecting machine used by the Bio
scope company are the very latest
Improved instruments for the rrt
lection Of life motion pictures. BY
the improved mechanism of the Bio
scope life motion sceras are nresent-
ed with the usual flicker and vibra.
tion usually seen in exhibitions OF
that kind. Opera house Tuesday,
January I'd. Prices 10. %, aud ~.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Broclston Fire.

J Brockton. Mass, January 1.-The
total loss caused By the fire which
destroyed the main portion Of the city
block. at the corner Of Main and
Ward streets, IN this city early to
day Is estimated 1t nearly 5000, 900
A section of the structure containing
the city theatre was saved, but heavy
damage vas caused to the auditorium
OF the theatre by water. The Field
block adjoining the building burned
also suffered.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
john Clailia. Dry Goods Mes.
chant Nay sueeeed.
Recommendation That csNlhbulioas n
pe|'6ssl Purposes Shall sss ! IN,
d.meanos.

New York, January lit was made
known last night ON excellent all
thority that Jonn A. Mccall. resigned
Saturday the presidency Of the New
York Life company" says today's
Times, s"and that his resignation wai
reluctantly accepted BY the trustees
Of the company. The efficial an
nouncement OF the resignation had
been planned by the trustees to b.
made next Tuesday. when the annua
statement Of the company will "
made.
John Claim. dry goods merchant
who II . trustee Of the New Yorl
Life, company. has frequently beer
spoken Of ~ the successor of Mccall
but II ID NOT certain ha viii accept.
Committee Aspsrt. ,
J New York. January n l.--Acc0rdinl
to q report printed today the 1egis
lative investigati0n committee has a
ready decided On some Of the things
which Il will recommend In its ~
port to the legislature. One Il thai
the Contributes Of life Insurance.
moneys for political pUrp0saa shall
be 4 misdsmeanor on the part of tn
officers. Another rec0mmendati0Jl
will be tor = bill, which win require
full publicity on the part q tpe com
ranies n the matter q ~ prnAdts
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01

Washington, ID. c.. Jan. i.--So far
rs the United States Is concerned II
appears 10 he about an even tossup
% reeards 'he renstits 20 degtyed
irnm the new Swiss euxtnms tarsR
which went into effect today. While
this country IL to receive the benetit
OF the most favored clause. ,thiS ais
permits Of an increase Of rates In 'hs
case Of number of the chlef articles
Of American export, including leather
agricultural machines. sSwihg mach
ines and smoked meat and bBnn. To
Offset this increase II IL provided tha,
raw cotton, which is the principal
American export to Switzerland. shall
remain ON the free iist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
rns cAamAN,A sAre.

Queenstown. January 1.-The gale
IL modefAting and Cunard line tsir.
bine steamer Carmania. which sailed
from Liverpool December 30 for New
York and was unable to enter Queens
town harber yesterday On account Of
IN. severity of the weather, came 10
at O'Clock this nornin&. ~ keeping
we'll out to sen the steuGIts last night
rode through the storm with ccmpa-
rstive steadiness. F
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
pGNNsyLvANiA's NEW
AUTO Law.

\ Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. l.--Radical
,flsanges IN the ~ governing the
ownership and operation OF autom0-
biles are made BY the new stats ~
which went into eject today. AZ
cording to the new law each machine
must bear two tags, one On the front
anil one ON the rear, and no other
tags. The actual operator must be
licensed. q q license issued to one
person may not be used by another
person. The personal license must b
carried BY the operator. and he must
display It when ordered to do 20 BY
any constable or police ofilcer. kThe
Law also provides that the operator Of
a machine must stop when signaled
by the driver Of ! horse or other ami
NAL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
M. C. PALMER SENTENCED
TO FIVE YEARS

Auburn, N. ", January I'M. G
Palmer. charged with misappropriat
ing the funds of the American Ex
change National bank Of Syracuse, oi
which he was president, was found
guilty by the jury toiay. He was
sentenced to Ave years In Auburn
prison, but was remandcd to the
custody OF tho United States mar
shall pending appeal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01

New York, January 1.-rhe will Of
Charles r. Yerkes will be read to his
family tomorrow afternoon Clarence
s. Knight of Chicago, who WAS Yerkes
legal adviser, and who drew the will
arrived yesterday. knight will no,
discuss the general provisions Of tho
WILL but expressed the helief there
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
People ei Every Race and Greed
and S,aeien Reesssensed. J
BIG CROWD GATHERS
es.pssa1eal aRd IN. rslsbsals nss( b
Win M. ~ Rssssvek csnpn-
Mesls n ~ slnDsa.

washington. Januas Ar New Years
day at the nstionai eaplkl vas oh
served today with ~ tAe tted dllleDal
br,lliancs which time Sud auss6ui havs
dscreed shall charsctsrise the o&lctal
gressing q the new year and another
vas added 10 the loas liae q tscsp'
tions Il III white House, where Pres
idsnt and Mrs.. Roosevelt rseslvsd
tho people of tho world y whatever
their roc. creed " stassoss.
BY ii Sclock. when ths reception
began. llns q people strstchsd
along the. front of the atate. war shd
navy .bulldings and gave pronise ot
enc Al the largest recepticua n the
history of tn White House. shortly
after IL o'clock President - Mrs.
Roosevelt. preceded by military md
naval aides 70 the president - ses-
eral White Houss aides, III n special
rIUtl WV UNp<pSNDN - isk seeU ssssyesss's
eta(rWay loadlng from the sscoad
tAoor, Entertpe the blus rcem they
foek their poSitioa ,at thS .flgAt "A
the door leading from Tho ~ yu N
The Arst 10 wish .them ! tapDy esk
y>Ar ,svsrs vIcer rrssideat and Nm
then follow "a tho nl6inber1 n the
cabinet and their wives; All VI
'vAom, incl,ialng \ I'M sl1e prostl1e
and his wife took positi0aa N ths
receiving line below thu FesiAent
and, his wife. A., soon = the ptysl-
dent had gathered around him hls
oniclal fAnlly. Tho d0oFs ptse
thrown, open and The diplomatlc M
ceptioH followed
washington. D. W JaA 1.-k1 sooa
a. the diplomatic receptiOn wAs over
the justices of the Supreme Court ~
peared. followed By ~, senatoss. -
preeontatives and o1Dciale q ~ atmy
and navy. Al O'Clock The receptt0r
of citiSens took place.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01

The first thing to dispose Of IL
with reference tosllle presidents mes.
sage. subject upon which floods Of
oratory were expended before the hol-
iday recess. The general debate has
closed, and after q short discussion
under the five minufe rule, vote will
be taken upon the only contested
point. which is whether the portion
Of the message relating to insurance
shall be referred to the ways and
means committee. Or the committee
on Interstate and foreign commerce.
The contention has been over the
point whether legislation for control
of insurance companies shall be under
the taxing power Of the government
or power TO control commerce between
states.
There was possibility Of clash
between the Philippine tariff bill and
the joint statehood BIZ. The PhiliD-
pine bill Is already reported and be-
ing privileged matter can be called
uU ~ duy tlIHes lie Sidt@uDpu Ulll II
still in committee, but 1t is under.
stood that 1t can be brought out at
any time and rnt before the house
Acting in accordance with the decis.
ion of the republican caucus It Is ex.
pec.ed the majority will bring in a
rule making the statehood bill spc.
cial order for The admission of two
states. As the measure now stands
and as II will hc reported. It provides
FOR the admission Of Okklahoma and
indian TERRITORY as one sate with the
name Of oklahoma. and the admission
of New Mexico and Arizona as anoth-
or rtate named Ar!yoas.
There Is practically no opposition
anywhere to the Oklahoma PROPOSE
tion, but there is determined opposi-
tion 70 conDling New Mexico and
Arizona together, particularly nv Ger.
tain interests In Arizona, and the OBJ.
lection is voiced by the almost ssinani
nous vote OF the minority.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
70 COMPETE WITH FnIsco
ON FAST TIME.

Memphis. (, eDnA.. Jan To-day
marks the copuetipn Of the new
White River line or the Misspuri.Pa.
olAe.lron Mountain system. which viii
be used for through service between
Memphis and Kansas City. The
Inauguration Of this service viii enable
thn irud Mounfaiu to enter into ,ef.
lse4iyS Competition With the Frisco
systeni. which operates the oil Kan
sds City. Fort Scott and Memphis
r0ad between Memphis and Kansas
Cny.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Ex.eANkER or BEATRICE
NEB., COMMITS SUICIDE

Lincoln, Neb,, January John Ei.
lM, an ex-banker Of Beatrice. Neb..
and ex-county treasurer Of Gage
county. despondent over financial af-
fairs, committed suicide today by
taking carbolic acid.
Note--Mr. Ellis son died In Las
Vegas less thRn year ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Yerkes Leaves Valuable Be.
quest to Museum Of Art

would be no contest. ''Yerkes has LEFT
his houses he said at Fifth avenue
and Sixty.eighth street, With their Inn
mensely valuable contents so that the
Metropolitan Mtiscm nf Art will cons
troll the property The pictnrss aniI
other objects win remuih where thnxs
are ana will be called the "YerkAs
collection. Z y. III ",
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
werer : il Council.

women N Cou1cts s.s- q,
Mitau. Courtland, Russia. yanuary
1.--Fodr columns Of troops. prtnci-
Epally cavalry and artillery, are CON
verging towards Mitua ana Riga. The
insurgents In the towns held by
them are instituting 4 democratic I'D.
mipistration a. II they were In per.
manent possession. Al .FrankenbuSS
q woman of seventy and two girls
sit IN the new city council.
rreops On March.
Riga. January 1.--Three policemen
were killed during ths night The
railroad men are again threaA A-;ss
to strike. In order TO obtain the ~.
lease Of arrested delegates. General.
Count Soll0gub, the new governor gen.
eral OF the Baltic provinces, who 4
marching on this city with large
force OF troops. u expected WedneS
day. 1t issreported that he Will Issue
IA proclamation warning the pqppld.
tion Of the consequences oe oesyiolatI6n u
martiaf law, md thfcatshfn9 nm ot.
TENDERS with court martial and the TX.
lie Of the entire population Of cOrrInu-
mites which decline 10 Yield.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01

lengthy oration ON the Power Of I'm.
agInation. but to- our mind II was
the deepest Of any de.vered by any
|of the young lady contestants. There
va original thought and nothing
bcoky about H.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
segr TRUST oGrs
a, DGNvsa PAAM-

Denver. Colo, Jan. 1.-THE packing.
house combine commonly known Al
the Beef Trust" today t0ok over the
c0atrol Of the Denver Union Stock
Yards. Tue yards hereafter are to
BE- run Ia connection with the two
local packing plants purchased by the
cCmbine last September.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-01
Statehood Bill First Measure
To Be Taken Up After Recess


1.-The house Of representatives will settle
down to Thursday and possiby before
the end pass providing for the admission Of
states y.H
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cHANeE oE soAEouLE.


Beginning Wednesday, March IA, the
Fort Smith & Western win MAKO a few
changes in the arrival an departure Of
their passenger trains at Guthrie
No. 2. heretofore leaving at 9:15 a.
M. win leave at 9:Ss a. m. making d.
rect connections TO all poiats east with
Santa Fe No. 116 from Purcell and Ok
lahoma City, and "El Reno line" from
FL Reno.
This train also makes connections at
Warwick for Stroud. Chandler and points
north on the Frisco. At Sparks for
Shawnee. with the Santa Fe. At We
ieetka. with the Frisco for Francis,
Sulphur Springs, Madnl and Denison.
AT Dustin. with NJ. o. & g.. for Herry-
eta At Crowder City, with Katy
Flyer for Muskogee. Vinita, Parsons,
and st. Louis and Eastern points. At
Bokoshe with Midland Valley fc~ Hart
ford, Greenwood. ARK. At Coal Creek.
with Kansas City Southern for sialoam
Springs, Neosho. and Waldron. Ark. At
Fort Smith. with Iron Mountain route,
for Little Rock. Hot Springs. Memphis.
Tenn, and all points east south and
southeast.
No. VIII leave at s:S5 D. m. instead
of $3.50 p. m, arriving at Weleetka at
1850 p. m.
No. 1 win arrive at 8 D. M. instead
Of $50 D. m, as heretofore, and makes
direct connections with the katy Fly
err from all points east OF st. Louis,
Parsons, vinita, Muslkogee, etc.
No. viii arrive at 11:15 a. m. in
stead OF IL a. m, from Weleetka.
II you are contemplating taking a TRIP
and want to save time, which is money
please call, write or phcae General
Agent JOS p. o'ponren. at III South
Division street. Guthrie, phone 77s, "whc
is always glad to serve you" with rates
routes or any information.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-10

WIN sell you tickets 81. Louis az mo
very low rate OF ONE FARE PLUS
FIFTY CENTS for the Round TriD.
Tickets on sale April 18th ana 18th
ana carry ana return limit OF April 10,
RRrE OPEN TO EVERYBODY.
The Frisco" IS the MOST DIRECT
line ane offers the BEST SERVICE 70
and from st. Louis.
For fun Information see the Frisco
agent, or address
u. C. FARRsNQTON, n. =. A.,
Oklahoma city Okla
r. r. CLARK.
wichita. Kansas.
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FRISCO
BEGINNING April 25th end Continuing to
May 5th viii sch round trip tickets 20
SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELES
at the low rate Of ONE FIRST CLASS
FARE FOR The ROUND TRIP.
lmper.al Council Ancient Arabic Order.
ACCOUNT. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine Convention. National Congress
Of Mothers
Tickets limited 70 July sist.
You can have your CHOICE OF
ROUTES going one way and returning
another You can stop a. all principal
points of interest, and 70 make side
trips. TICKETS ALSO ROUTED IN
ONE DIRECTION VIA PORTLAND
OREGON. with an additional small
charge.
For fun information SEQ the Frisco
agent, or address,
ID. e. FARRINGTcssss +. p. A..
Oklahoma City. Okla
y. u. CLARK.
Wlchi.a. Kansas
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(First Pl. .ished In Leader, April s.,
1906.)
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF oklahona. Logan County. IS.
Notice is hereby given that d. A.
Arthur has this day filed in the office
OF the County Clerk. in and for said
County, his petition. asking that a H.
eense be granted him to sell at retail,
malt spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot .. Block 2. First Ward. Langstou,
H said County ana Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
april 20, 1906 his peti ion viii be grant
ed and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal or said
County hereto affixed this 5th day
OF April 1906.
(sEAL) NJ e. TRAPP.
County Clerk
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IMPERIAL COUNCIL ANCIENT Or
Der MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC
sHRYNE, AND NATIONAL
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS.
LOS ANGELES. CALF. MAY TO
10. 1905.

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
win sell round trip tickets 70 Los An
geles and San Francisco, First class. at
rate Of $50.S0. On sale April 25th to
May 9th inclusive. Final return limit
July S1st 1906. Liberal stopovers win
be granted on these occasions
For an additional charge OF $3.50,
tic1ets may read via Portland in one
direction, using either boat or rail, at
option Of passenger. baggage checked TO
all points Of stopover. II desired
NJ. N. COCHRELL.
Agent.