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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
this JUDGE WANTED
NSDSANCE REBATES
GENERAL AGENT PRODUCES A..
IEoEp &C oRRgspc choascx
WITH SUPREME COURT JUDGE

Milwaukee. July IA. G. Albright
general agent In Wisconsin for The
Union Central Life Insurance com
pany of Ohio, who appeared before
the Wisconsin legislature In the I'm
sarance Investigation committee 20
day. produced correspondence OF q
sensational character between bis
company and a Wisconsin supreme
court Judge In which the latter tried
20 obtain rebates and offered the
company a plan for subterfuge under
which the Judge believed rebates
could be given and still come within
the pale Of the law.
Albright said II supreme cour,
judges were willing to offer mbter.
fnges by which they could obtain re.
bates. he thought there was little
wonder the rank and file Of the pub.
lie were looking for rebates too.
The name Of the Judge was not made
public.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

Santa N. July fs.-s<seral siieht
srs uslIors occurre a S0Corro ~
nsshs hut no serious asnasse vAe
dgrS Most NJ the inhati'-rfs 5re
camping In the open but the psfsc
In sahsIding. Natives. who xere
praying In the streets. have beccme
auietsd A. they hsiieye the worst y
passed. The action of Mayor BnrtaM.
who a. hls osa expense. In dcuhling
The capacity n the eitys water sap
ply. 60 meet any fire emergency. y
restoring confidence. Many refugees
AZ santa Fe and Albuquerque hare
signified their intention uf returning
70 socorro next week n M more ssc-
lent manifestations occur BY that
time
Careful snrvey a. the lava fields
south of the city has failed 70 70.
veal and new ho, springs are eyidenr
ces Of volcanic aston. The entire
property damaged NJ socorro does not
exceed two thousand dollars, the
greatest damage being 20 the Colo
rado Telephone company's building.
and damage at other points Ia slight
owing to the cheap character III the
buildings affected. Shocks are un-
douhtediy caused by slldes of noun
tain masses In the Magdalena and
Socorro ranges, due 10 the recent
heavy rains.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
He SMOTE HIS SPOUSE
then GOT INTOXICATED
B. Abeyta Didn't Like Way She Cook.
ed Potatoes.-tier Father Called
Pcliee.--tie Paid 4 Fine.

Because b. Abeyta's wife could not
fry the potatoes 20 suit his taste yes.
terda morning be smote her a love
tap on the head and later came down
town from his home near the Santa
Fe tracks and proceeded to fiji up
on fighting booze. Later In the day
he went home and started a rough
house" His wife called in assistance.
Her father responded and called the
police. Officer Kelley went unto the
Abeyta domicile and there took the
intoxicated liege lord into custody.
This morning Abeyta was taken from
the city bastile where he spent
the night and Judge Bope informed
his he had offended the peace and
dignity Of the city to the exten, of a
fine or two weeks at hard labor on
the streets. Abeyta paid the fine and
was released. He does odd Jobs
around town. and according to re.
ports. is industrious when not other.
wise engaged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
El)GHD nllED SUED
N uIlllM EclN1osu


Alhsaassaae, n. n. July fs-wil
liam Mcintosh of this e1sy. The vsll
known shs~p owner. ~ho has isrgs
ranches in The Estzneia eoansry. fis@d
q suit In the district clerks offtce
yesterday asking 70 recover from
Eaxsaio Romero the xu mnf sls!sT1ss
damages. The piainsiff alisees that
Romero. vho is Territorial o4l insp<c-
tor. q wealthy tie contractor and
prominsns politician of Las VEGAS.
ones him that amount for timber
which be aniaufuiiy took from the
plsinsiffs lands IN the cschilio nsoan-
tains In BsFnsiilis county. and for
damages inflicted on the land hy cut,
ting and taking away the timber.
The complaint alleges shst On Aug.
usi I. ises. the defendant unlsxfnlly
and srongfnlly catered upon the prem.
isss described and owned By the
plaintiff. and did then and there cut.
fell. destroy and carry Off or caused
To b. cut. fsiied. destroyed ana car
Fied of. timber growing on said land.
without license 90 permission from the
plaintiff and that said defendant.
knowing the land belonged ;o Nc.
Intosh. converted the timber 60 his
own use 20 the value of sT.s73.ss for
which sum the plaintiff graves iuas
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
James ]. Sweeney, Jr.. was an
Afternoon arrival from Pecos, N. NJ.

The editor Of The Optic Is in re
ceipt OF communications from ] r
ADAMS, secretary Of the National
Fraternal Sanitorium association. and
also from DR.. H. A. Warner, one ol
the directors Of the association. stat
ing that while there Ia some unayoid
able delay in the contamination Of
their plans the matter is BY no means
at standstill but is moving forward
steadily. The gentlemen requested
that The Optic assure the people Of
Las Vegas on this point. and We take
pleasure in doing so.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
PROTEST AGAINST ACTION
OF THE MUTUAL BOARD
Trustees CLAIM, Right 10 Name Whom
They Cheese - Candidates For
High Places.

New York. July i9.-Four members
OF the International policy holders
committee Of the Mutual and New
York Life who were yesterday includ.
cd In the board Of trustees nominated
by the Mutual Life trustees as "an nd.
ministra'ion ticket" deciintd today
to permit the use Of their names IN
this connection. On their behalf. =
protest was forwarded to Otto Kelsey
state superintendent Of Insurance al
Albany. by Samuel untermeyer. cou,.
sci to the policy holders organization.
Despite the protest, however, II was
stated by the eounse, for the Mutual,
that the trustees had a right under
the laws to nominate whom they de.
sire and requests for Withdrawals
would not b" considered after the
men had once been selected.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
ELKS' GRAND PARADE
finest OF THEN ALL
WEATHER CONDITIONS PROP
TIous AND 5000 pEopAg NJ
PRESENT 100 looCEs. @# a.

Denver. Colo. July Is.-The fes
tivities In connection with the re
union Of Elks eliminated today In
the annual parade. which was ths
finest pageant Denyer ever witness
ed. Under q clear sky, with a Iighl
breeze, all the conditions were pro
pitious. Enormous crowds lined the
streets through which the procession
moved. There we're in line nearly
$4,000 persons. representing about one
hundred lodges and many maxnifi
cert fioass Illustrative of me cisiss
whose lodges provide dthem
Distinctive Uniforms
Every lodge had q distinctive uni.
form gorgeous Or comical. Inter.
spersed In the procession we're twen.
ty'three hands. Denver lodge, Goo
strong, all In blue serg suits with pur.
pl cuffs and collars and white straw
hats with purple bands. acted as an
escort Of honor 10 the Grand Esquire,
p. p. Christensen I'd staff. The Col.
orado division. headed by General
Sherman Bell, wak the iaregtn 4
point OF numbers. Closing the pro
cession was q division In handsomely
decorated automobiles and carriages.
Along Sixteenth street the marcn.
ers were showered with flowers and
snow brought from the summit Of the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
QUAKE
Shocks ARE FELT
CAMPING N THE 0Es


sco"fra. ~ n. Jsly is-IAk en-
las h~sn ssday damaged by as s4nS-
aaxis Ssnss~o shasks Ass~ t1sA
feis her. sssee ssa1ay nnoFainsr ~
eoars house In sre<ksd. TIE buil&
inxs II the seaooi ~ msz@s sr~ ers<ks
ID and nearly every ressdeso~ h ~
city h cracked or ~reeked. Ms~
shan two thirds nf fh~n. st assse ass
damaged or destroyed The bust1inU
which are largely u sdol< -
brick. ar. almost shaken % ps<csa
The peopie are fleeing. but N 90
has been killed.
The Aichison. Tnp<ka 3 Santa ~
railway has s~us cars " socorrc y
take pecpis away. and ussy hsse
already fed 10 other towns. Hsee
bouidess have Jared down - -
railroad track and trains cannot sntss
the torn. They stop several nil<s
outside the place.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

Delegate Andrews H. welcome bach
to New Mexico. He has done worh
that the people Of the territory Of ey
cry shade Of political opinion com
mend. Delegate Andrews has prov
en- himself worthy TO wear the title
given him long ago by a friend, "The
man who does things" He has done
very little talking in congress, bu,
deeds always count far more than
words. What Mr.. Andrews went aft.
er In congress and couldn't get was.
MT settabIe. :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

There has been large increase
In the business done at the local land
office. more entries being made dur.
ing the first tenx days Of July than
during the entire month Of June. saws
the Santa re New Mexican. One
noticeable feature is the manner In
which tracts are being selected In all
parts Of the district. entries having
been made In all counties but Nc.
kinley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

tSrss i*foss the proposed address n
d rsetls came no IoT o ssoosd read
isx m the lower hOase u rzrssssn~ns.
= hopeless split desesap@d. The mod.
sTsfs fsrtion tired 10 induce iss foa.
is~ezs 10 sass sSzinxs tho address. iz
he tssncsss II th@ ko0s~ sA~ soas sspic
- specalssson Sss p<s<sibie dissolve
ti0n " pasiisns~ni. Some sestsred
- predict thar so1oFrvs may see
rsarsde palace In the pos<~ssjco a
|troop~
Whese Yesse In FisMss
ssmATs. Russia. JaIs Is-The vhole
"a d syzEsn In the province of
sikbirk, b In flames. The inhshit.
eass are fleeing 10 SsmSra and sarsr
off.
4 Assslutisassy Act
~. petefsburE. July ~ - Little
Aoubt h entertained here that the
borninr Of syxrsn vas q revolution
cry demonstration.
lessss Arc csllsssi
Noscos. July ls---A landlord. f,~e-
- IRON Bobrov. province Of voron.
exh. where the peasant uprising has
faten place. has arrived here and
sfses frishtfai picture II the de-
vsSsssion- He describes the losses In
fne provinces as colossal Troops are
pssrleSs to cope With the peasants
sho are marching in large hands. de-
sfrosiag practically everything. Not
more than tenth Of the estates are
spared. The mosemen: was started
~ the refusal of the landlords In the
northern part II Bohrov province 10
Agree 10 an advance Of wages. The
crops are not being harvested.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
TERRIFIC DYNAMITE Ex.
n0SlON KILLS HOFFMAN
sno'neroom and Hoistinp Plant 10
~reeked.-elast Placed In Machine.
~ Creates hsvee u Quarry.

san Francisco, Cal. July ia ter
rific explosion Of dynamite, which
mad been placed under machinery
"nere II was certain to explode and
create the greatest possible havoc
completely wrecked the engine room
ana hosting plant at the quarry oi
the Berkeley Rock company In Oak.
land yesterday.
Frederick Hoffman. the superin,en:
dent, was killed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

He cuarrels with His Asother Aesst
counsei-Pspevs 70 Dc eurssndss-
ed to Nsw Counsel.

New York, July Is.--The chaotic
conditions surrounding the prepara-
tion Of a defense for Harry X. Thaw.
accused Of the murder Of Stanford
White, were accentuated today and
apparently the breach between the
prisoner and his mother, Mrs. VII
liam Thaw. Of Pittsburg, as 70 the
character Of the defense Is wider than
ever today. Following a coaference
with Thaw In the Tombs after the
mother had twice during the day en-
deavored OF gain the boys consent 10
the unemployment Of the Law firm OF
Black. olcutt. Gruber q Bongoyne.
and to consent TO q plea Of insanity.
Judge Hears Argument
New York July 1s.-The argument
on the writ prohibiting District Al
torney Jerome from examining the
witnes-eg. under subpoenas In the
Thaw case was heard by Justice Nc
Lean today. Attorney John D. Gleason
based his application for a writ on
the grounds that the grand jury has
no inquisitoriai powers and that un-
der the state constitution Thaw has q
right to be present whenever testi-
mony is sought to be taken against
him, TO examine the witnesses. JUS
tice Mclean reserved his decision.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

Chicago. Juiy ~. -- TIE nsEsua&i
easinesx ieaxss has iSsasd esrcalxs
comnendinx Pr~ssdsns R1o~es~fsts a
ssseaaise osdsr covering sks merit
sysssn and cher proxissas ssrscssn
from ske coesnlzr sil b. esznTr~sx
and containing ~xsrarss from the lee.
tiers from ixfxe namapsr of business
nea and sdsesaors fsvussx addition
n isxisiAsioo @ oover the merit sys-
fsn- A hsii covering he proxissoas
of the sx@cutavs order is to be m
troduesd In the nssf session n COO
xre<s-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

September II to %, inclusive. Is to
be red letter week in New Mexico.
for that is the week Of the Territorial
fair. and the people of Albuquerque
are not sparing any effort or expense
In the matter Of making all necessary
preparations to give their guests
from every section Of the territory a
right royal good time. If you are not
there to share 1t the loss will be
yours.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

a. Pss~rshsrg. Jaly ~. - H~asel
tkss see scatsson today as The sose.
noase cf parliament ~ tA~ p.o~sxnss
tso2 10 The nstaan On tke Axr2riaE
so<sfsn sisi pr~eisssxse ! lag brss
ms nunfls<a and pssnx~ th~ eoansry
INTO eisif ~sr is psofound. The sos
srnmsnf ~videntig ss rrepsrins ID
take ap the tastle case sh~r II b
fafnxlsy thrown scsn, Al he oous
- A<h q P<serhef izsa sigkt. csmsr
sila csn< on saruaxiy IN favor Il
d,ssoasiag tb< psr,isn<nf. but q
cordiag 10 The b<sI infornstiou IN
emperor hessssted xnd II he mo
m<nt 81 sAjournmeas refused 10
agree 10 the dissoiusion shossA h
finsi deessioa Vas posspaaed. :.
tassisy esmaissis~ Rseesas
L0adoe. July IA aisVsaeA ID !
sess assscy from u. Pss<rsbsre says
the report a The connaissIos sppudna.
"a 70 inquire into the circumssasess
ssteadins the surren6<r q purs A.
thnr. recommends that Lteut. Ces<r~l
stoessei. former commander of The
fortress. Be s~nsenced 10 death. and
Lieut. General rcck. sho eommsnd.
"a the fourth east Siberian divistsn q
Fort Arthur. b condemned to tseasy
years In the xzlleys. II h sdd<d thsf
the commission considers Geserai
honss should BE- expelled from III
army and Admiral Alexieff. fovus~r
sieeros In the east. should he reprf.
manded.
Grave spseSissien This
81. Petersburg. July is.-At a can.
Gus 0f the constitutional democratic
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
SECRETARY ROOT Is EN-.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED

Washington, July I9.--Offfcial dis.
patches received today by the Brazil.
ian embassy, state that Secretary
Root was enthusiastically received at
Para, Brazil, by the authorities AMI
people. The cruiser Charleston. in
which the secretary is travelling. will
arrive at Rio de Janeiro on the aeth
instant.
p. H. Hill is in the city today on
business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
Big 100000 BUILDING =, >.
+. WRECKED BY Lightning
BULLETIN

Kansas City, July 10. - A
live story brick building at
Tenth and Broadway. occupied
by the wholesale firm of Frank.
el, Frank 4 company, was
struck by lightning this after.
noon and set afire. The build.
ing was almost destroyed. The
loss is estimated at 5000, 600.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
LORD cuRzoN RECEIVES
MANY coNDoLENce MESSAGES

London. July Is.--Lord Curzon Of
Eddleston was the recipient today of
a continuous stream Of messages of
coincidence on the death Of his wife
from India, America and Great Brit.
ain.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
lAWvGR csOsoM gAgGo
ON tsA0GAe CORPUS WRIT

New York. July is---R W. Gibson.
Tie lawyer sho Mas committed 10
The Iomhs prtsoo In default u sss.-
eea bsil 10 await the action of the
grand Jury In connecsion with the
murder of Mrs. Alice d. Khan. ap
peared before Justice Bi~ncAard to-
day On writ of hsbeas corpus and
Sss discharred from custody.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

A*s f0ssr ssss ls-AnseszAz1saan
has@ aas ssassaaaaaisss a aanoAas sx .
fssa I. szAsa sss saxsnss is aas~s 60
a@ essan ~ . csasnsAs nnis~~ssss
F=xss~~T ~ the rnssae fsstsx o.
p@ssm*Mt - sxxs<wlsrs I'm l1tarsae
ssss ~ Gaaanaass A. . rssuar a. he
Fxzosxi sf ne eem4saraa ssooAoa sss
90 ssss ssf-es 1snasxy 4. nsxs. n n
ssss<Sse laEse s@zaastsss - tAas ID.
esaasl sSl1 es used ss fo<a sos small
sngamss aaa skas ssis sila inerusse
TIE s~.caefs as sAe farm. nsxsay Al
"a shieh ean D. mtiilxss fer .aeoAol
zzanEssesHrs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

NAsAAnxsun. Fnsy H~fn Arssss
snee sssh sss Set af ee@xrsss xrSnt'
ING sassasfsy 10 ahe secretary ~ ssr
% Hsxulxf. An1 aoasrsa the waters ~
th@ Niagara river fsw tie preseEyzsaat
~ Niagara s~ias. SECRETARY Tan 20
dsy ansoanesd PERMITS 10 ~ gszgssss
10 ssssoas ppssr eempaaass fkw sss'
Inc ssseafssa snaosz.ss ~ xsser.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
Chicago BANKER
HAS CONSCIENCE
NC sEysyaoAs yNIyGo sraygs
sloeG TO caoEa ms RGp
INCARCERATION
ssys - MI esees Tern n q. Ess
essssA ssss - Pie - aaeasy -
esy e>ss-sss-sess % SAL or
shS No.

Nss Yess. 1aix rs-rsais A. Cesar
assn- a e..~s~~ s.xss.x ..,vs,ss.. q,
-. -. -.
- - -. - - -,
-. - " - - . -. =.
- .,ss. - -. ansa.t' ~ -. -.
,,.ss. - o"e -
So. ~ - 'nr .nnse
-. - - . = "'"s. -
. Sssst punasl"sfs % -
a.sA.1 ann " Aeoose
hs nsnos i" ne srsAi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
Judge Hears Argument


New York. July s.--An order was
secured by Clifford W. Hartridge. the
personal counsel to Harry X. Thaw.
directing the firm Of Black, olcott 4
Bonynge to show cause why 1t should
not turn over papers. in the Thaw
case TO Hartridge. was served last
night.
In asking for the order. Hartridge
presented three affidavits. one by
Thaw himself, In which he AYERS that
he has dismissed the oleoft firm ah
his counsel. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
AMAlcAMArEp COPPER CO.
DECLARES DIVIDENDS

New York. July 1s.-The directors
OF the Amalgamated Copper company
today declared quarterly dividend
OF III per cent and a quarter Of one
cent extra.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
ouMoNT HAS BRAN
NEW ElvjNc MAcmne

Paris, July 19.-santos Dumont to.
day began experiments with q ylyins
machine in the form Of an enormous
bird. which he has Just completed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

washington, July 19.-The cruiser
Marblehead arrived At San Jose,
Guatemala. today with the peace
commissioners on board and has hail.
ed beyond the three mile limit to en-.
able the commissioners to conduc,
their negotiations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

A. J. Thul is In the city today from
his home at Watrous, N. M.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

Teams OF five men from each com.
pany will be ordered to this city to
reach here August %. 1906. and the
competition will begin immediately
upon the teams reaching camp. This
competition viii continue for the
number of days necessary for all
teams 10 fire the number OF scores
provided for. and upon the completion
Of the contest, the men who by the
record of their scores appear to have
the highest aggregate upon all rang.
es. will be selected for places upon
the team which will compete in the
national match, provided that such
men are in every way eligible to
serve upon that team. No one shall
be eligible to represent their eompa.
ny who has not been enlisted in the
national guard Of New Mexico for at
least six months Immediately preced.
ing the competition. and who has not
performed at least seventy-five per
cent Of military duty during this time
and he must have a certificate to this
effect, signed by his company COM
mander By the term military duty
is meant parades, drills. encampments
and other duties Of similar nature.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
.AGRARIAN PROCLAMATION MAY
PRDClPTAE THE RUSSIAN WAR

SHOULD rag lo~ea MOUSE ADOPT syArgsnes LOOK ron
MesffAele oloooessG0 - oOsEaAAgNy pagpARgo yAkg
W sArrLG cAcG-snsGaoa ssogcisNE-SGsEaAl srogS
set aAakgo eoa oGATN Aao ornGR punisHNEsrs agcon.
sgsoEo-NhokE towns ! FlAMGs - coNsYaruYsoNAl
oenocaAys CAT sneoa1ANr issUg.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

Guatemala City. July Is.--on Wed.
nesday. July Is. the armistice arrang.
ed between the armies Of Guatemala
and Salvador and her ally. Honduras,
as q result Of the humane and high.
ly appreciated Intervention Of Presi.
dents Roosevelt and Dian. went into
effect at five o'clock this morning.
6uatsmslan Troops Retrest
San Salvador. Wednesday. July 1s.
The final fighting Of Tuesday. b..
fore a truce was declared. resulted In
the forces u Salvador occupying Ell
Poste Gigantic. Clonar. Coyotillo and
Margaritas. position In GuatemaIan
territory. The Gustemalan army was
completely defeated, retreating In
disorder and leaving arms and am.
mnnition In its camps.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
RIfLEMEN WILL
toMPEIEF FOR CUP
GOVERNOR Ha6EHMAN PUTS UP
msRksMANsHip TROPHY
CONTEST BEGINS AUGUST q
Las Vegas Governments Range Win
Be Used -- Rules PROVIDE Team
Winning Trophy Twice Shall Pos.
sess u.

In order 20 encourage small arms
practice throughout the national
guard Of New Mexico. a silver cup
will be presented by the Hon. II. J.
Hagerman, governor OF New Mexico
to the company whose team succeeds
in securing the highest aggregate
scores in q shoot 10 be held In this
city on August 70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
NEGOTIATIONS PROG
RESS SATISFACTORILY
CENTRAL AMERICAN ARMisrice
<zoGs INro GFFEcr-CuAreMA.
IANs RepUtsEp Nv AllIEs.

Washington. July ia--The state
department was advised today that
the armistice entered into by the
wasring Central American republics
Is being respected and preliminary
negotiations are progressing satisfac.
torily.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
The staeerman Cup

The cup will be known as the Hag.
erman cup and will 60 10 the team
securing the highest total score and
the least number Of penalties and can
be held until the next competition.
when II will be competed for again.
and the company winning the cup the
second time. or In other words, the
company which has won the cup
twice, will become the permanent
possessor. provided that In the event
Of the muster out Of the company at
the time Of its holding the cup, It will
be turned over to the adjutapt gener.
al Of the territory and 1t will be offer.
ed again to be competed for under
such rules as may be prescribed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19

IL. petersburg, July is.--At a eau.
Gus os the constitutional democratic
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
Always Keeps ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy in His House.

""We would not be without Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept
on hand continually in our home y
says W. W. Kearney, editor of the IN
dependent, Lowry City, Mo. That is
just what every family should do
When kept at hand ready for instant
use, cold may be checked at the out
set and cured in much less time than
after it has become settled in the sys-
tenn. This remedy is also without a
peer for Group in children. and will
prevent the attack when given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, Or even
after the croupy cough appears. which
can only be done when the remedy is
kept at hand For sale by all drug
gists.