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Henry ". samson. c. o. Rice,
J. j. Creuer, Frank D. Blzckiston.
Philip F. LsTner. G. L. Baker.
". J. Zeh, Z Southland Parler.
DR. George b weieh, Dr H l. Z JoiAlson,
". ". Norman, john h. Laner.
Fl. L. Thornton T. ". Hearu.
A. :. CayWood, j Lewis Smith.
j. p Heron. Sidney : ResselievTe.
j. ". LaJiner Otto LusbkeFt,
J. n. Dugan : r. Waters
4. Lisner. Walter 4. Browu,
=. J. MeQuade g. NJ Hendiey
Thomas p Wo1dl7l. n. II Rosenberg
G. +. Sesbif Charles D. Ciurch
A. N. LothFop Walter z. Schneider.
=. d. Shaw. Edward l. Weston.
John joy Edson ". r. Guide
T. X. Staey George u. Evans
A. T. jones Frauk r Reside
Thomas ". True Guy johnson.
Edward r. Bates. 5 C. smnot.
nr. r. a. Bates. O. H. p. johnson.
Alan O. Clephane. z. 5. L0throp.
:. s Tart Theodoye A. Harding.
james F. Oyster Griffin Halstead.
Sidney Bebcr Fred p. Rhodes.
q. =. Kern, Julian G. Doweil.
Thomas w. Moves, William X. Ellis.
" n. Terrell " J. Eyn0r
r n Bethel Paul J. pelz
J. Harm Cunningham, David F. Weaver.
II, X. Simpson, u. D. Feast.
s " CuFrideu " Sueucsr
G. $. Noyes. T. B. Sheriff.,
J. q. DcmaTcst. =. e.. ShafeF
Joseph l.. Atkins. Is J. Kehoe
W Mosby Williams, J. VI. Schneider.
W. II, MarloE. + l. AttWel
II. " Fuller, Arthur G. Plant
James b Lambie. Dr. William r. King
James T. Shea, &. e. Lancaster
4. Mckenzie. " II. Rapley.
". ?. Thirkield, Charles l. Tribhy.
J. N. Burrell. Gland Livingston.
William II. Saunders, Chaplin Brown
tir. 4. 4. Weaver, Charles +. Weller,
William NcNeir EdWaTd r. DrOop.
jesse Is. Wilson. john JOY Edson IT,.
H. Q. Wilson, DT Rich. Kinesman,
N. J. Weller Irving o. RsU
T. Ross PerTy. J., Victor J. Becker.
\ X Collins Charles 5. Muir,
Ellls Spear. Allan ID. Albert,
William q. Carter, J. II Reiston.
q H Livingstone, George : Cooper
+. 6. Davis H C. Browning.
J. H Small. T.. " r. Upton
X b. Mirick W J Newton
c. G. TEcser, Charles H. Weaver
Archibald Greeulees, Charles A. Douglas,
George Gibson s J. Prescott
=. o. Whitford, z. H. Daniel
r. g. Roach. Robert Cook
Frank 4 Butts Carl A. Droop
]. \. Hornbaker. T. c. Brandenburg
T. G. Dulin. Thomas Francis
A r. Browne J. r. g. Custis
Clarence F. Norment, William V, Cox,
John Miller. Mrs. Z. s. Nussey.
George T. Whittlesey John Perrin.
e. W Skinner. r. H Lynn
Charles Rauscher. C.. A. Snow.
NJ A keane John L. Hamilton
Joseph l. Weller II. T. Harding
James L Parsons 5. w woodward
William Muehieiseu. George B. Faruuhar.
F. Il. Brandenburg Miss Emma NJ. GiIlett,
u. J. Kaufman. Joseph A. McCord
H. b. Z. Mscfsrland. g. r. Chipman.
Percy S Poster, J. Edgar smith,
Or D. Percy Hickling, Woodwork Clum.
J. Whit HerrOn II. r. Polkinhom,
R. r. Perry. A. +. I. Leckic.
Edward Graves. W v. r. Berry.
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Herald Want Ads

Will be received at the Kenesaw Phar-
macy, Mount Pleasant and Irving sts. NV.
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Among those present were:
W. T. Fitzgerald. F.P MAY.
Dr. /. q. Stone, ". W. Bowie
Gen. John NJ Wilson D. J. McCsrty
Gen. George H HsTTies, David A. Greenless.
w. p Van Wieke, Mai r. ". Tyler.
ID n. Darneilie, Col. r. @. Rutherford,
r ) Hight James =. Winner,
W. H. Yerkes. W. H. Martin.
gohn l. weaver. J. Louis Willge,
Phelan c. HGNn, ". r. Roberts.
Odel s Smith 5 5 Sbedd
g W Treadwel. James SHARP
H. X Bennett ". II. Spignui
Edgar J. Gibscn W F. Bowen
JAS H. SpaldinR r II Warner
Arthur Cowsin y. r. Saul.
A. A. Biney, T. c. Tbomss
W. g. Henderson, J. c. Errood
Wm. Ramsay. =. B. Pyle
John II. Henderson, F. A. Fenning
Judge /. G. Kimbau Isaac Cans
H. Z G stiles, Ralph 2. Barnard,
r. c Graham. Lee ID. Latinner
Jos StTaSburgeT ]. 5. SWOTmstudt
DT. w 6. WOODWARD George A. King
J. H. Fisher J. A. Whitbeid
Soion . kemon, George A. Ames
James r. Petty H {. Grovp
Henry N. kingsley. Barry Mohun.
William NJ. Shuster William A urI
John r. Sleman IT, Franklin T. Ssnner
u. J. Csllshan. NJ W Moore n
Gen, Geo NJ. Sternberg Henry p Blair.
". n Sulsfetoh' Haniei murray,
John Doyle Carmody, Ralph ". Lee,
w Il. Yerkes II. NJ. NJ. shand
Judge g. s Buudy D. s. Porter.
John B. Daish Oliver Metzsrott
W H. HeHshaw. David s. CARL
Thomas " Smith. Norman Gait
James p Tolman. A. Z. McChesnev
James T. nuBois William p. Dovnex
Fred j. White, Claiming Rudd.
p. L. Siddons. J. Thilman Heodrick
+. II. Jackson, T. V n Huyck
y T. Janney Thomas B. Huyek,
EcEard , Bailey. l. 7. Darrell
a. +. Clark. IT,. David l. seike
". r, Galliher. H. w. Reed
~ T. paniorh, Alexander Britton.
Robert y Harper. II. G. Bittinger
W. ; hoge, John H. Magruder,
b. e MecauleH Albert +. Fox,
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A SPECIAL acknowledgements farm, 50 acres,
In northern New Jersey hour out; thoroughly
accessible; best possible surroundings: large, old
fashioned dwelling, rambling Geslgn; contains
II rooms; electric light; will appeal to artistic
prioe. 1920. WALTER Z. SWIIZER. "A State
Street, Manhattan.
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HEAD GARDENER.
. Competent, experienced. 10 take full charge
of greenhouses, landscape garden \, shruebery
on gentlemAn's place: Exceptional reference
from former employer. Addrt SIS, for one week.
j. D.. care OF vaughAn's Seed Store. IL Barclay
st., New York.
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DETERMINATIONS OF the best paying down.
town. furnished complcte: business about 500
daily; price 5000: this is a bargain, Apply, at
NrDONALD. WIGGINS no, 257 Broadway.
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WANTED Photo reloucner for half TONE WORK
also commercial designer. Address KETTER
LtNt'S, 4th and Arch Sis. Philadelnhta. -. :,
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EXPERIENCED and expert young. man stem
ographer; SIS to SEQ. Call H OLIVER TYPE
WRITER Co, $40 broadway,
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DOUBLE entry booGh,.per and sapable y!en;
ograRher. Call THE OLIVER TYPEWRlTEH
$40 Broadway s. ="
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APARTMENTS To LET-FURNISHED.
SN@H-S.-NS
BELUW l41Ii ST.. EAST SIDE.
A. Elce anily furnished anartment private bath;
81. 10 dHllV. including mcnl,; twcl s25 weekly; one
SIS. THE ALABAMA, Is Fast lltG ST.
h.-RlegHntly fur nisrsd apartment! private bath;
81 so deilv. Including meals. two, t2i weekly; one
sia. 1HS Al ARAuN. Is EHst lith st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COMPOSlTORS, stone hands and make.
up men, linotype and monotype keyboard
operators and machinists wanted tor per-
manent positions in the large book and
job offices Of New York city; highest wages
paid TO competent men willing TO work
in "open shops" Call or address, giving
as reference former employer, TYPOTH-
ETE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK;
Room 1920, 800 Broadway, New York,
N. Y.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED

AN energetic, capable and experienced business
manager, age IS, invites offers from q responsible
concern. =
Has wide personal acquaintance throughout Can
ada, United States, Mexico, Cuba and other for.
eign countries; has knowledge OF Spanish and
German languages.
For last eight years has been and Is now mana
ger OF corporation engaged In the manufacture OF
machinery, but has reached limit OF advancement
and desires 10 connect himself with n concern
where there are better opportunities and where
ability TO accomplish results will be substantially
recognized. Principals only. W S., box i0i Sun
ONCE,
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PRINTERs-A few more competent compost!
tors. stone hands and rtakersup 10 complete our
star; open office; permanent positions TO good
workmen and highest scale OF wages. Address by
mail THE KNlcKgRRoCKER PRESS g.. p. PUT.
MANS SONS, n West 2sd ST., N. Y.
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HELr -MANTEn-FEMALn.

TYplST for Qllng IN work on oliver YbeWI1t5t
Call THE OLIVER TYPE WRITER COMPANY, SIC
Broadway.
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UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ANA warehouse and sales
manufacturing enterprise. $500 BuYERS.As-
SALESMEN-~Embrol ierjcs, 5000; dress goods,
$500 up; pRAuGI 7 MEN. Architectural, s?,oso'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., g. 800. OFFICE MAN
AGER -Subserlplien book house. g. 900. EXPERT
ENCED STHNOGRAPHERS, 81 1000 81, 500. Call or
n~'ite suite SS, 800 Broadway, N. Y.
0Iys
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AGENTS wanted In every town to solicit ordeg
from saloons, clubs. &C. for Woodland Whskey
ability. Wrta for prices, literature, &C., WOOD.
AND D1STlLLING Co. 4 Sixth street. Covinetoh
Nv.
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AUTOMOBILE SCHOOLS OF
ANEERICA -.

Chaureurs wanted badly this spring; we AZ
thoroughly In construction, repair, operation
and place gradustes at-sso, 70 $40 a week; day or
night. 81
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
"a: eth Az. Phone S6s1-col.. New York.
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AGENTS-Learn to fit Classes

by sen.iag for our free uuok on the eye. IL will tell
you all about II: get a profession that pays YOU from
S75 to $50 per month; the optical profession will II
for you: no neld SO pleasant, profitable, or so lttle,
worked: no longer necessary TO work for some one
else al a meager salary. We are sending our book
let free. It will tell how YOU may become an opucitn..
A postal card Will bring It by return mall.
jACKSOSIAN OPTICAL l. Dept. B72
jackson, Mich. "
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CLOTHING.

N~N~-A~~-~N~~S
GENTLENEN'S CLOTHING 10 order on 81
weekly payments; perfect II, fine material. EX.
CHANGE cLo1HING CO., 80 Broadway, rooms
4 and L.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TEXAS RANCH We arc prepared TO submit
ma Us with detailed Information regarding two OF
the greatest opportunities for absolutely safc and
profitable invcS offered In Texas. one Is a
well Improved ranch Of 50. eco acres, al 81, smooth
md exceedingly fertile land. located In the middle
plains section OF west Texas, reasonably convenient
10 rallroad, well suited for colonization and un
ouestIonably a hne Investment at $3.50 per acre.
Terms reasonable, Tie other IA an improved ranch
Of IS 100 acres, within three miles OF railroad and
centre OF that ma gnihcent prairie country which
lies east and south OF The Texas flslnS: this ranch
is 200 miles ). +. OF Amarillo. $50 miles \. w. OF
Fort Worth. There Is no richer body of farming
land in that country. Lands around H., IN small
tracts. sell now al from $40 to $40 per acre and with
continuance OF present developments these values
viii double within the next two or three years.
We can sell this ranch as n whole at = 20 per acre
Parties who are In position 10 buy either OF the
above properties are requested 10 see us or write
US for maps and fun description. We are the e1-
= WINTERS. DANIEL REALTY COMPANY.
II. Wrrth Texas.
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LINOTYPE operators wanted at
the J JERSEY CITY PRINTING CO.,
No. 81 Montgomery ST., Jersey City.
For competent n%on+union men, $2l
a week OF 81 hours.
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70 P~RINTERS-A large and representative
printing house In New York desires a fiIst-ciass
foreman for their book room: one who Is familiar
With Lanston product preferred; 10 an efncient
non union man permanent position viii be given
at highest rate OF wages; only first class men need
apply. Address a WINKLE box 100 Sun up
town once. 1898 broadway. 49, -
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LOANS.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE

and others without security: easy payments; otlces
In Nifty three leading cities. TOLAAN' ell Downing
Bldg, 100 Fulton ST., New York; Room 900. 81 W
<2d ST., N. "; Room sis. a7S Fulton 81, Brooklyn;
70 Montgomery ST., Room 800, Jersey City.
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Real Estate Broker. Sound Bea ch. Conn.

FOR SALE-A gentleman's home at Manchestsr.
Conn, on Inc OF the n. V, n. II. and II. r. r.,
three hours from New York: fnc large house, 10
rooms, two baths: conservatory, electric lights
two new furnaces, set tubs, pure Ep'ing water, DC.
house nneiy located, on high ground, In the midst
OF an oak grove; open plumbing. sewer; sanitary
conditions perfect; 1000 feet front on Oakland av.;
electfic cars: 80 acres OF land, In high state OF cult.
walton; horde lag on lake suitable for boating or
condition: a beautiful home. delightfully."- cool In
summer will be sold for $4,000: II this description
Interests you come and see the property. Address
ow1a-. n, p. NJ SELL. Nr7-Nrs'e-. Conn.
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MACHINERY

MACHINERY.
STREET RAILWAY EQUIPMENT. Generators,
Cars. Motors, etc. We are prepared TO buy or sell
either alternating or direct current machinery
of.cven description. Lighting or Power Genera
tors. Bclted or Direct Connected. We have sncctal
prices on electrical machinery. WlCkE3 BROS,
i9 Liberty st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

-
CARDENER-First class American. 81, married
hedges. flowers. fruit. &c; expert vegetable grower;
lawns, landscape work: wife could do Laundry or
I years last position; written and personal refer
ence. Address COMPETENT. box 100, 1898 B DAD
wy, uptown sun onfce.
ANY MANUFACTURING or contracting concern
manager for whole or hist part of hiL time. who
posse sses highest reeomTne ndetlons from prom.
with MODERATE. COMPENSATION. box III
Sun ofice.
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WANTED-A well known real estate broker TO
man settlement, 4 broker having German clients
p-r'erred Big commission TO ne right nsLIyy.
For IN particulars address j. h. boZAHTh'
Elwood, NJ J!
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BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT Farm for sale
on eastern shore Of Maryland. II Is the best farm
on earth. Fine dwellings: large tract Of timber.
For fun particulars address SAMUEL p. WOOD
CoCK, Salisbury. Nd,
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sit.7oo STOCK o SALE by an old established
manu- featuring company in upper part OF New
York State. Investigation ir"ited. Particulars at
MCDONALD IGGINS %. 27 Broadway.
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FOR RENT--im cans. capacity; dairy farm;
rive abroad: good markets. reasonable: immtdi-
ate possession. Address y. W.. BOX. us sun ONCE.
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9Te SHARES OF. STOCH offered for sale at s2ot
per share: mpany manufacturing gas engines
and boilers; plant located In the upper part OF New
York State; this win bear a Though investigation
For full details apply at !
MCDONALD 'WiGGiNS CO.. e57 Broadway.
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NEWARK, n. j., IL room house. most modern
improvements; large bath room; me norehes com,
be duplIcaied for less than si2, 900. Desciptlon at
MCDONALD -WIGGINSC co., a7 Broadway.
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PARTNER WANTED 10 join me In securing the
Eastern representation OF an established, going
money making proposition. Full particulars az
interview only. No Brokers. Address SMALL
INVESTMENT BOX, liz sun once.
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kets; finest climate In the u. S. For particulars
sent 10 cents for 3 months subscription 10 the VA.
ARMER BOx 4lf, Erlrorih, Va.
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POSITION WANTED as manager OF aHgentle:
mans country estate, by an American. aged 20
years, married, one child, TEMPERATE and enery etlc;
practical fruit growing. stock raising, AND general
and fruits; correspondence Invited, references.
FRED'k GATES. Campgaw, N j.
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wants position, nrst class references, Address
W. MARTIN Park MtPe. y, j: :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md thoroughly re-
liable driver and mechanic; until recently demon
strator for large American manufacturer. best OF
references. W. NJ, p, 30 West 34th 81.
YOUNG MAN OF ability would like position OF
trust where painstnkire and thoroognness would
win Advancement: willing 90 Begin at moderate
nay, Address W. s. H., col East 18th 81.
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INTHE CATS .lLLS-WlNNE HOUSE. at Mount
Pleasant, for sale or rent: capacity 90. Address
II DAVIS WHINE, 20 AHilen Lane. Kingston,
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B0AnDERs WANTED.
~ TgN~NNNN"
East Side.

Park Avenue and 5oth Street.
Central location cara TO all parts OF city: PAT
Tor, Bedroom, Bath, Board two, $50 weekly. Bed
room, Hath and Board two, s2S weekly. Single
Room, Private. Bath. Board tonel sl2 and 9l4 weekly
HOT N COLD RUNNING WATER.
lie vAtOr and Hotel Service.
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
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PPL manufacturing business
marty wanted with $4,000: pronis Ct per cent
this Is an unusually good opening' Apply az
MCDONALD WlGGlNS CO., 2f broadwav"
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A MANUFACTURER. this city; with business
established number OF years, desires active man
with 81 1000: guarantee 500 monthly and IS per cent.
on Investment: this is an exceptional good opening;
highest references furnished. Apply at .
MCDONALD WIGGINS o PSI Broadway.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS business must raise
800 at once. Best OF security deposited. Return
$50 In thirty days. Private party preferTed.
10 sun O nee,
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n

TYPEWRITERS-An standard makes rented
and kept in order: ribbons free: machines sold
phone, $50 CortlAndt.
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AN ESTABLISHED telephone construction com.
pany have for sale see. 1000 worth OF theiI STOCK az
nany, Thorough Investigation invited. Apply at
' MCDONALD WIGGINS Co., 257 Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS TAKE NOTICE H1ICHcocK'S re-
yised, enI Irged edition OF Every NJ n His Own
Lawyer" Evcrybody.s law book. Legal rights.
legal remedies, business forms adapted 70 every
State In the Union. When we put lIshed soh1e
years ago Every Man HIS own lawyer" hundreds,
Of thousands Of copies were soil. Apply for terms
to AGENTS and circular Of contents now. Sample
copy postpaid, $50. Address HITCHCOCK PUB
LISHfNG CO.. 40 Sth ave, New York. p. S.-Mr.
pany, is one Of the oil est and best known publishers
In tho limited States. e.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-03

John G. Taft. who for over twenty
years. Of and on, ran an engine into
Silver City. and who was one Of the
veteran engineers of the Santa Fe
line, died at his home in FL Paso
last Wednesday morning after a ling.
erine Illness Of many years standing
OF Bright's disease. and a compiled.
ton of other ailments believed to
have resulted from the constant Jar
and strain induced by a long life In
the engine cab.
The Tafts left Silver City about
three years ago and went to Mineral
Wells, Texas. where Mr.. Taft took
treatment at that famous watering
place. Then they moved 70 ri paso
and Mr.. Tam took q position in the
master mechanics ONCE. which he
held up to few months 70. when he
was obliged to give u M owing IN
III health He soueht r. In a trim
10 Mexico but failed 10 c6thin the A..
sired relief. and returned home. FOR
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-03
NEWS
Three Groups Of Lines at War as Result Of
Homeseekers' Rates to Different Sec.
tons Of the Country.

Gus, had Its origin several years ago
Wheh the Rock Island and other lines
hogan TO put IN low rates in the IN
terest of developing the Southwest.
Epr years the western roads had ac,
cepted tenders Of low rates made by
the southeastern roads with a view
to colonizing the South ana South.
east. When the western lines tender
ed low rates In the interest OF their
territory the southeastern roads de.
INJURED and have ever since been
calling for a conference.
Such a conference was held In st.
Louis last week. at which the south
eastern interests asked the southwest.
|ern roads to take out their low rates.
applying from Memphis territory.
Objection was especially made to the
roundtrip rate Of 75 per cent Of the
one.way fare which is put into effect
during the fall months, All roads ex-
cept the Rock Island expressed a will.
ingness to raise the rates,
In the meantime the northwestern
lines had given notice that ta4ey would
run hpmeseekers' excursions every
Tuesday In the month instead at ev-
cry third Tuesday. and the Ross Is
land declared II would not permft
the Southwest to be sidetracked for
any other territory. 1t Is rumored the
Rock Islands next move will beAto
extend it's cheap rates to the Blrming
ham territory. which It has RETAINED
from doing hitherto In consideration
~ tho ~Outhaaafar situation
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-03
Santa Re Time Table.
Four sranscousinentai rains each way dali,
WEST BOUND

No. 4. Chicago Limited, solid Pull.
man train with dining. observation
and buffet library cars. unsurpassed
equipment and service.
No. 2. Atlantic cypress, has full
man and tourist sr Ing ars for Chi.
cago and Kansas City. and . tourist
al for Denver. A Pullman car tor
Denver IL also added at Trinidad. Ar
rives at La Junta at 1890 p. M. con-
Meeting with No. s. leaving Ia Junta
$40 .. m, arriving ct Pueblo 500
.. M, Colorado Springs Gas = n,
Denver $3.50 I. m.
No. s, Kansas City and Chicago Tx
press. has Pullman and tourist sleep
ers Tor Chicago and Kansas City. A.
rives at La Junta l0:16 !. m. connect.
ing with No. 603. leaving Il Junta
1910 p. m. arriving Ct Pueblo 200
.. M, Colorado Springs $3.50 p. N.
Denver 500 p. u.
No. To- Chicago Fast Mail, has Pull
man sleeper. Fl Paso to Kansas City
II the connection from Ill points south
Of Albuquerque. Does thu local worl
from Albuquerque to RatoR-
No. 8, California Limited, has saMl
equipment a. No. 4.
No. I has Pullman and tourist sleep
ing cars for southern California. Thu
train does the local work from Rates
to Albuquerque.
No. I. Mexico and California Express
has Pullman and tourist sleeping CAR
for northern California points. ant
Pulls car for Ri Paso and City q
MexicuN connection for II Paso, Dem
Ing. Silver City and al points In Mex
leo, Southern New Mexico and Ar
coma.
No. ., California Fast Mail. has Pull
nan sleeping cars for oil California
points. This train II consolidated
with No. Z At AlbuQuefaus.
w. ,. LUCAS. Aren't
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The three groups Of railroadsI rep
~resenting the Northwest, and South
east and the Southwest are engaged
in a three-cornsred war over home'
seekers excuvisons.
Fuel was added to the lames yes
terday by a proposition which the
Rock Island submitted TO make homr'
seekers rates effective to the South
west territory every Tuesday ~ the
month. II the plan Is negattved by
the Western Passenger Association
lines. independent action will be TAX
en- by the Rock Island. John Sebas'
tain, speaking for the latter road yS,
terday said: x 81
The Rock Island and Frisco sys'
TENS stand flatiy for the Develop
ment. of the Southwest into which
territory a heavy tmmigrs(Uo pas
been induced by spending targe
amount OF money and by aituesehty
which has had immense results IN
the way Of colonizing, We believe
the location Of settlers Is vastly more
jmportapt than the loss OF a Few 0
lars through the manipulation OF cheap
rate tickets. The lines | represent
have no objection to any OASIS OF
h~omeseekers' rates which may be m
augurated into other territories but
so far as the outhwest r. concerned
we shall insist upon protecting that
territory by as liberal inducements
as are offered b ythe lines in any otn'
er territory"
The trouble which has grown seri-
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several weeks his death was expect.
ed almost daily,
MIR, Taft was a native Of Massachu-
sets, was fifty-one years OF age, and
leaves q widow aud four children
The eldest, Minnie. was married a
few weeks ago TO a young maehintss
OF I'll Paso.