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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

started across the foothills to connect with the old Bannaek road. we ran Into the teeth of the blizzard. The thermome- ter began dropping rapidly and almost before we knew t we found ourselves chilling fast To add to our trouble the air became so filled with snow that we could not see the length of our sled ahead of us The storm came so fast and fierce that the horses refused to face 1t, and before we realized 1t. we were off the road and the horses were helplessly fioundering through the snow, which seemed almost bottomess. By this tirne darkness had come and we were off the trail.
 'To make the matter worse. the horses in f1oundering, broke the tongue from the sled, and we were held up for good. Then we saw that we were in for 1t for the night, and prepared to make the best of bad bargain. There was a little straw In the bottom of the sled, and we tied the horses up so that they could eat this The driver and myself walked back and forth. about rod apart all night long, and In this manner managed 10 keep warm We drank up all the samples had with me. smoked several boxes of sample cigars. and 1t seemed as if the night would never come to an end.
 Occasionally I would get uncommonly tired and sleepy and would attempt to doze off hut Shorty would stand for nothing of that sort He would rouse me by drastic means, if necessary, to make me continue my walk to and fro opposite him. Finally, after the lapse of at least q century, the night came to an end and daylight began showing around the gulch. With the approach of day. the storm went down and the air cleared Shorty immediately began rustling. and before long found pole that could be used as sled tongue, and We toggled up matters and continued our trip to Bannaek We arrived there in time for a late break fast, and were not surprised to learn that the thermometer had registered fif- teen below throughout the night"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Frisco consuIs Not Heard From.

Washington, April 26.-The Danish min ister, MT. Brun. is much alarmed about Birkholm, who has not been heard from since the earthquake. The French em- bassy also is still trying to get trace of the French consul general at San Fran cisco. who has failed to respond to all inquiries directed to him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

The cables will be operated by stesns sz.rn the engine at the eannery The experi- ment was tried in a small way last year and proved so successful the entire orchard of oooo0 trees will be equipped. The fruit thus handled Is not bruised or damaged in the least.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Gas Declares Dividend.

New York, April 26-A quarterly divi- tend of 1 per cent, which is a reduction of 1 per cent as compared with the last quarterly dividend was declared by the directors of the Consolidated Gas company today A dividend reduction has been looked for ever since the 80 cent gas bill became law a few weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Missouri Wins shootinu Prize.

Guantanamo. Cuba. April 26.-The Rear sarge, commanded by Captain Winslow, and the Missouri by Captain Pendleton, both belonging to the first division of the first battleship squadron of the At lantic fleet, have returned here from tar get range. The Kentucky remained to pick up the targets. The Missouri has won the first prize for the best all around shooting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Mikado contrlbutes s2oo.ooo.

Tokio. April 26.-The Mikado has donated s2OO.OOO for the relief of the relief of the San Francisco fire sufferers. The leading business men of Tokio and Osaka have contributed a like sum. It is expected that the hospital ship Kusmo. formerly the Russian ship Orel will sail for San francisco within few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Publication causea Scandal.

ts Petersburg. April 26-A great scandal has been caused by the premature publi- cation of the draft of the new "funda- mental law" or "constitutionn of Russia. The Emperor has ordered an investigation to determine how the news leaked out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Machine Co. In Receivers Hands.

Boston. April 26-The Shaw Machine company manufacturers of textile machi- nery with a plant at Lowell, Mass. was placed in the hands of receiver today. Liabilities will probably aggregate $240, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Bureau of National Literature and Art.
WASHINGTON, February 3, 1900

Bnmngn
 0 h made dspoeo of the o rnneWSp the esnvoved induce in
 
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 amor Smuch has hsnc Snotv land eesouto
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Endless Cables In Orchards.

Gadsden, April 26.-(Special) 1.-The El- liott Fruit company of this city is install ing a series of endless cables In their large orchard south of here to convey the fruit to the valley and cannery below.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Reoelver for Piano Go.

Providence, R. L, April 2e.-A temporary receiver was today appointed for the Joseph M. Mann Piano company. An in- voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed against the firm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Mrs Van Kamp Fined

The case against Mrs. c. E. Van Camp came up for trial in the police court yes terday afternoon, and she was fined s60 for firing firearms within the city limits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Rrltlsh Steamer Is Sunk

Halifax. N. S., April 26.-The British steamer Havana was sunk in Halifax harbor tonight by the steamer Strathcona. The captain and seven men on the Ha- vana were saved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
An Eys-opener.

Translated for Tales from Les Annales.'
 The Engaged Girl-Tve always heard that love Is blind.
 The Matron-Yes. but marriage is a great oculist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
WlIl Send the Troops.

Washington. April 26.-The War Depart ment has decided to send General Greedy at San Francisco the additional 25OO troops that he has asked for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
Kinq Peter Inlures Ankle.

Belgrade, April 26.-King Peter, while out riding this morning, fell off his horse and injured his ankle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27
PERSONAL

Miss Will Kline was operated on at St. Vincent's hospital yesterday morning She Is improving.
 K. l.. Tate of Americus. Ga. spent yes terday in Birmingham on business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

GDTn TT. the co1d-cure that does tho work in hours and will
 not make you sick. Try 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

A Lieutenant General of the Confederate Army.
 No part histo of the between the Is more important of interest than that contained in the papers President Davis the Diplomatic spondence. ALEX P. STEWART.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

Last night of the skating carnival. No one admitted 10 skating surface without mask. Prizes awarded to- night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

above letter, et
  MESSAGES AND PAPERS OF THE C0NFEDERACY'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

The Last Surviving Davis's Cabinet. It will be most interesting part the history of those times will fill what is at present almost void in the story of the greatest war of modern times.
 JOHN H. REAGAN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-27

EDistinguished American Statesman. is to prove of great historical value will doubtless have wide circulation. w. J. BRYAN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Spibe bss nsuen Winiteriums trat
Roret, unb Der sbsmaliae Winiffer
Wontero Rios, Der nod ben frabsrsi1
abma9ungsn Spanien aaf Der 9on'
feren3 bertrstsn folte, tuei9erte I'D,
bieie gertrstuns isbt nod. gu iiberneb'
men. Gtatt isiner fpirn nun Der
6ersog bon almooobar. Der Miniter
Der uusrudrtissn Angelegen9eitsn tn Der
nsuen ipanifdsn &esierung. on ben
gsrbnnblunsen Der 2Onfersn3 tbsilnsb'
men. Die bsporfebenoe @ermdblung
Der G9wefsr bss 3bnigs MlfOns KILL.
Waria Sersia nit benz baprii4en
prinssn G~erbinanb maate eine1 net.
iersn aufi9ub n6tbis uno IisB ben
@uniG auftaudsn. bic 3Onferen3 un'
ter benz 0erpanoe, baB es in algeciras
on ben tptniasnspertbsn Hdumlihs
teitsn uno Decentralization feble. tn
Woorio ab3ubalien. Sisie Wsr'
s~bseruneen psrfimmtsn bas Publitum.
es pitterts binter ibnen alerlei Sntris
auen, b6ien Wilsn uno friebensfeino-
li9e abF9ten. (Seuti&e &anoi4au }
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Reim Sontrteg p%orIdufg.

@snieftsns nuf Elm Sabr 1T Der err
wartete 3oltries nit Seutidlano
Sant Der freunbi6aftli9sr Na@9iebigs
teit Der oeutf&sn &esierung binausgs=
fGoben tpOrDsn. Wan fann nit Slider
belt %anne6men, oab In oiefrr 3eit Elm
beiosn Nntionsn befrisoigsnoss @inber=
ftdn6niB ersislt isin pirb.
Die 8ersinietsn Staaten baben boz
gsesl Der bsuti6en &e9ieruns beiOns
bsre grlsi6tsrun9sn IN ben 3oas uno
Roniulnroisnf- &sesln sepdbrt.
@ir babsn on bisier STEELE srf tir3'
lid an Der Sato fatifif9er Sabelen
barauf bingeDieiin. ME b~eroerblit
eeraOe jsbt Elm 3Oatries FIR b.ioe 2dn'
Der Fsin tpirbs. Aber bic bur9 6an=
~belsfOduns srlittensn gsrlufe waren
ss nlsin nidt bic man9en 10 beoenfli6
eri9isnen, Ionbsrn bic unausblsiblihs
Spnnnung. tuel6e elm 3oafrie9 nit f6
aebra1t uno bic gutsn Bs3isbungen
suiI6en ben beiben Nationen ernflt9
bsorobt bditen.
Der beuti9e BotI6after maGte
Samfag Nadmittae uniersm Stats
ietretdr &OOt bic MittbeiIuus, baB bic
bsuii6e &e9ierung Der Jreunbidaft
spifGen bsioen 2dnb.rn Rs9nung tra.
ssnb bsi6lofsn babe I'm 5anbelsaus-
tnui9 nit ben 0ereinisten Staatsn ben
alien nsrtraesmdBisen 8arif unb MIDI
ben S66f3OQ auf Elm fernerss Sabr in
3raft oerbleiben 81 Iafen.
Infer 2onsrsB fanr nun nit aasr
&ube iiber einen eers6ten Sarif su
&ntbe esben uro piro nidt berfeblen
bns gntesasntOmmsn SsutIdlanos isi.
nsr3sit uiiroigen 3u tuihen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Wpn elmer Shat Der

= Wpn elmer Sbdt Der
GelbItberleuenung zines ruIfiI6en
S6iiBen pirb aug petersburg folgens
bes mitset6eiIt: Der GapitGn Oes 148.
&aipii9sn Snfanterie : &egiments 2es
bebetp itanb Dor Der Gage, enttpeoer
ii9 ben lintsn SUB amputiren 81 lai>
fen poer ii9 elmer Operation 81 unterz
perfen, nu9 beren Iusfibrung Die
Wunbe nit einem nit Der 9aut nerfez
benen Stid Menf9enfleif4 CUR 9eie
lung eebra1t tperoen mubte. @ls Die
Soloaten BON bieism @uta9ten Der
Merste erfubren, 10 erflGrten it'd %
Splbaten bereit, iiG elm Stiid 5Ieii4
aus ibrem &Drper ausf9netoen 81 laiz
len, Inn ben Gapitdn 2ebebetp por Der
@mputation ieines SuBes su betpabz
rem. BON biefen Solbaten tpurbe BON
ben Meraten als beionbers gefuro uno
frGftie Der 9emeine bes 13. Sfiibirt>
i9en S9ibenS& egiments Span &d=
natotp seipd6lt, Der ii9 freipiaig unz
ter Gbloroformnurfpie am 26. Seps
TENDER 1905 bas erfprberli9e Stiid
SleiI9 aus ieinem 8ein ausf9aeiosn
lieB. Sn allen iapunif9en 3eitungen
lit bieie Selbentbat bes ruffif9en Solz
baten als 9siipiel bingeiten noroen.
9eneralleutnant Oanilop bat uber
oieIe Selbentbat &anatpps benz Sbers
cpmmanbirerDen Der Mdnbf6uriihen
@rmee General 2inieniti9 8eri9t err
itattet unb bic MusSei4nung Deg ielbF'
perleugnenben S6iiben bedntrdgt.
- sine fe1tfame2 iebesz
beiratb tpurbe in 9enf spii4en einem
19iGbrieen MGb6en, bas tpeber Irnle
nod 8eine befiBt unb ais rPrin5ehin
Inetta" in einem reilenben &urioiitGz
tenzMufeum seaeist pirb. unb einem
iungen Seutffen namens Spfepb
Starfer eef9loFen. Ser Smpre1drio
bot fein MDgfi6ites auf. um Die 9eiz
ROTH gu perbinbern, ba CT fi9 nt6t fet=
ne 9aupteinnabmequeue entfihren
lofen fponie. Oaruuf rei4te Gtarfer
beim 9eri3t cine &lage tpegen bru<
taller 8ebanoluns Der vprtnseftn"
Elm. Snfplsebef1e tpurbe Der Smpre=
iario berbaftet, unb in ieiner Ibtpss
fenbeit entfiibrte Storfer feline Grs
tpGblte. gr trug lie CUR Stride, mo- tie
g%etraut tpurben. WGbrenb Der Sraiz
un9sceremonie bielt Der 8rdutiSam bic
8raut in ben 0rmen.
ungeIegen1etten mttJu-
btunern bat &ebnolbs Der Meert Der
grotp : Snbianerreierpatipn in Mon>
tana. Sie 2ptbbGute finb ie0enfaqs
bon Der mpbernen Qualification ansez
itedt unb baben ii9 einige f9le9te
Sitten unb 9epobnbeiten Der Weiben
angepDbnt, BENIN in ben lebten sebn
Sagen finb nubesu elm Susenb Snbiaz
1er i6ren Weibern nit anberenSrauen
ibrer Stdmmeseenofen entlaufen
&epnplbs bat cine &ds5id auf biefelben
beranitaltet, lie purben Derbaftet nnb
befinben ii9 nun i'm @~efGngnib, mo tie
gum Gisf9neiben berangesp9en iperz
ben, mas ppbl ibre 2iebesglutb ettpas
abfiihlen biirfte-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Fdbte enbli9 einmal auf oas &e4t Der
Drtli9en Selbfbefimmung oringsu.
Sff bic y2ocaI Option" Der einen Settle
re3t. 10 if fe Der anoeren bilig. vs.
tann nber publ tsinsm 3weifet unter-
lieeen. baB der bertappte Natibismrs
arg ms SintsrtrsHen ssratbsn wtiros,
ruenr gum 8eiipisl oas Bolt bon @bi'
ca9o cine Mbfiimmuns iber bic
y9lauen" @siebe b%ornebmen ohrfte.
CUR unteroriduns oes gerbre4ens,
eini9liebIi9 Der 6fsntli4en @Orrup'
tiOn in allen ibren abarten, perben bic
uMusldnoer" ebenfo germ b%eitragen, ME
bic ygingeborenen". Soa bon Der
Satentfr6mmieteit. bic ni4ts meter
dig unouloiamfeit III, molten lie ni1is
pifen - unb ibre 2an9mutb if na6-
geraoe au gnoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Sie riaroifaniiGe anseIegenbeit

Sie maroffaniide anseIssenbeit
ldBt bic @emtitber in 6rantrei6 unb
England nod INNER ni9t CUR Iube
fommen. Die 8er6fentli9ung Der
irana6fi3en Attsnftids uno bic Rebe
oss &ei1sfanalers i'm oeutf9en Rei1s-
tage iber ben Gang Der Mngelegenbeit
baben bic gr6rterunssn unb bic gban-
tafereien ibsr bic W6gli9teit zines
3aiammenfobes 3uii9sn Geutf9lano
uno 6ranfrei9 aufs reue errpedt. Die
einen erinnern an bic angebli9e pros
pbeaeibune 2prbS ~alisburps, berlnd4fe
eurOpaif4e arieg tusrbe iiber Warotto
ausbre9sn, bic anbern usiien 3pii9sn
Sores uno S9aoenfreute oarauf BIN,
oab geraoe por bunoert Sabren Der 3u-
iammenbru9 prsuBsns Bet Sena er.
folgt Jet. 8ie bic peffmifsn i'm
CONNER unb Serbf bss bergangenen
Jabrss ni9t on ben gltidli9en Der.
Iauf Der oeuti4-frans6Hi9en gerbano.
lungsn slaubsn MOLTEN, 10 bs3psifsln
he isst ben frisbli&sn slussans. Der
2Onfsrsn3 bon algseiras. Sbnen
fommt ME allen AbersIdubif9en Der
unftern 3a Ollie. bon benz bi. Ron.
ferena srf&tli& berfolgt ruirb. ur.
iprfnsIi@ mar ibre gr6fnuns auf ben
5. 'Gs8smber 1905 fsfasfett. Sa
ftbrts stns fpanii&e W~iniRsrtriRs .in.
srfe gsrabgeruug berbei. I'm bie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Sie 1luteriuhuns i'm 81. 9ouiie

Sie uuterfubung i'm st. 9ouiier
pOlissi. Tspurtsmsnt brinat san8 ent
isbliHs corruption gu Sage. gom
pOliseidef 9islp bur6 idmmtli6e ghar=
gen binbur9 3isbt f9 8raft uno Wiu'
FIR. Wan eepinnt falisBlid bic re-
ber,eueune. bab bic i&limmfe Ser.
bre6erbanbe in Der Staot beg beiligen
Qubtpie aus pcli3ifen befebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
llnier nYora" GIstterer. Der 10

Nnler nYord1" Hletterer, Der 10
erfolsrei&e 8affpiele bier siebt. fdeint
aud on anberen Orten tbsr tlinasnbe
@rfoIse ni9t Hagen su f6nnen. gr
f6eint feline Surnhbunasn ebenio ae.
f6idt In @bicaso tuie In ct. Souls
aus3ufiben. Seoesmal mad einem err
fOl9rei4en &aub3use bur9 ben yRlst-
terer" in unierer Gtabt BORT man bon
sinem gang d6nli6sn 3unffhd4sn
aus ct. Souis ooer @bieaeo. Der
Gaunsr - benin allen anf9eine mad
III es fets berielbe - idsint auf ffeier
Runoreiie suii9en ben %senanntsn brei
Stdbtsn 3u fsin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
SIN YrobibitiDnsfaat Ganias

iu6t elm apotbster burd an3eiss in
elmer snsliiden 3eituns sinsn .8ars
fesper" Der aud yRsSepte" MAIDEN
tann. Sa iast man ned, Der Sumor
Tel am Nusferben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Ou perfaufen: 9inen BaupIat an eturm Gpeuue.
- apifneu Pigblane Gpe. unb Oriental strait,
IS BET 1875 SuB sros. Bsrtb 5000. Dsrbe fir s7zs
ON Semanb Der nd eiu Sous sn bonen mhui1t oess
ioufem. Hirb ni9t an &srioneu ~oerfauft bic eisen.
tbum permietben modem. Suite etrobs unb Erot.
toirs. 0as, absussiaudIe unS elettrii9 es Slot On
Der strase. seansutraseu bel 9. pe1srsr, 1875
eturm Npenue. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

y Ssrrsu u. Sin6er bel ainurn. 70 Eembrcis Hrsa6t.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16
Photographers
Form Partnership

J.. A. Stirrat, the well known photo
grapher. has entered into partner
ship with George w. Miller successor
to J.. NJ. Furlong. and the studio OF
the new firm win be located In the
latter's old place u business ON Doug
'as avenue.
Mr.. Miller Is IN excs''en. retouch'
err and Mr.. Htirrat a fine operator
nd the g~sntleincn VIII divide The
work In this manner.
Mr.. Stirrat has conducted a studio
on Sixth street in this city for over
two and Q half years and has built
NJ a large business and secured en-
enviable reputation for excellent
work.
Mr.. Miller. who IL located on Doug
las avenue, has only been here since
October but has made a large number
o. friends and has had 2 fairly good
patronage.
The studio on Douglas venue Ia
being entirely remodeled, cleaned and
repapered and the two studios will
be combined making Ons OF the pref.
test and most convenient photograph
galleries in the territory.
The partnership will begin Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Frank Minium Is the latest victim
Of the highwayman. Soon after cash.
ing his check for $50 last night, he
started for home. While in the vic
Unity Of Lincoln park, two men emery.
ed from the darkness and flourishing
a weapon ordered him to hold up his
hands. They then proceeded to d.
vest him Of his money and Of . valu.
able gold watch. The loss II : heavy
One for the young man. The officers
are working ON the case but, as far
as known, have no clue. 1t IL hoped
they will be able to run down the
criminals ~ there 10 a decided feel
ing Of unrest In the city during the
frequent occurance OF these affairs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

The next meeting Of the Indiana club
win be held In the City hall, Monday
evening. Feb. 10. 1t eight o'clock. The
committee On constitution and by.
laws viii report and . permanent Or.
ganixation win be effected. All hoos.
iers are requested to make an effort to
be present. Refreshments viii be ser
we'd. BY order Of n. v. Long, Pres,
Chas. 8. Peterson, Secy,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Mary 8. Spencer died from
tn1eT{ osis In thia city Feb. 18th a..
ter here for but four weeks Her
hof6lf fas Ia Quebec. Canada. The
deceAbtd was i1fty.two years Of age.
The remains were shipped from John.
sen and Sons. undertaking parlors
IN morning to the old home. accom-.
T1Ao4bd BY the Borrowing husband.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

v. G. Flsdgate, for some time night
ticket clerk at the local passenger
depot has resigned his position to 90
Sidney. Australia, where he will u.
gage In the sheep businesm. ]. r. Cur
~ has been appointed to MI the vac
ency.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Free list eliminated n THE word re
garling the M0djeska tickets. The
ticttgts. afer = long session with the
manager are reduced to 4 q max
imufn, and there IL every assuranc
that the house will be hllad. M0t
jcska appears iu her favorite role
that Of Mary Stuart.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

John Peters has sold through the
Harris Real Estate company to ]. c,
Joohnson. he undertaken. four lots
with large stone stable on land ID
Joining u. Mueller's property. Mr.
JohNgM = having plans drawn and
1hmence the building Of ! ins
nex ms within : fev days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

The Chas. Ilfeld company has re-
ceived word from Santa Fe that their
branch store down there was enter
ed by robbers the night before last
md twenty dollars In cash was TAX.
en-. The robbers got safely away
leaving no clue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

The sm0ker al the Commercial
club Saturday evening will be =
pleasant AFFAIR. II won't begin tn
nine o'clock. All members are re-.
quested to come our.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Dr.. Lefkovitz will preach tonight
on the subject Reckless Speech" The
service commences at 3 o'clock. The
general public are cordially invited to
attend the same.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Owing to the fact that he exhibits
sympt9ms Of insanity. last night gov.
erASb shsssdman reprieved John Con.
ley who was to have been hanged at
Taos today. for one week pending
: pedicalL Asj1ination.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

The Colorado telephone company
line between this city and Ration II
down, cutting on communication by
telephone between the two cities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

The proposed debate on the state
hood question will take place at the
public library at eight O'Clock Tues
day evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

j on account Of the condition OF the
grounds the High Hch0ol girls have
postponed their basket ball game un.
til Thursday. Feb. 22nd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

WANTED-Girl for homework with
some knowledge Of cooking. Enquire
424 Grand avenue. Over Greenberg
er's store. 2-6A.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

The Fortnightysf lub viii give their
last dance Of the season tonight at
Rosenthal hall. Every member should
attend.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Las vegaAs In Albuquerque are Don
Margarito Romero, Harry w. Kelly,
end D. T. st30skins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-16

Hnpt. r.. n. Larkin went 10 Albu.
quNerQue KAt night to attend q meet
ing Of school superintendent.
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The High school girls have post
p0ned their basket ball game from
Saturday to Thursday Feb. END.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Ferguson came
up from Canon City this afternoon.
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Frankkl springer went north this
afternoon on business.
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Forecast: Fair tonight. colder u
east. portion Saturday. fair tomorrow.
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Rides Eishty-fNe
Miles to Save
ConIey's Life
Especial to The Optic.)

Santa Fe, ". NJ, February 16.--
Gov. Hagerman granted a reprieve
Of one week to John Conley, who
was to have been hanged at Taos
today, to permit ar examination Of
his mental condition. A messenger
carried the news Of the reprieye tc
Taos from Embudo, the neares tel
egraph station on horseback, reaching
Taos 2:30 this morning.
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euiIetin.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, February 1G.-It
Is announced this afternoon that De.
putty Sheriff Fornoff arrived In time to
prevent the execution, after a ride
Of eighty-nve miles
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MEADOW CITY BRIEFS

csspstH osa. Fsb. q. Il Duncan.
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TAI

N16ruary Is, 1905.