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The Washington times., 1906-08-15
MRS. FISH GIVES HEED
TO PALHIST'S DIRECTIONS
One Of Viewpoints Leaders Asks Him for
Directions and Obeys Him
Implicitly.

NEW YORK, Aug. I5.-Prof Willis. Of
Newport. who modestly styles himself
THE worlds greatest palmist and clair
voyant." told AIRS. Fish something that
happened 20 come true. and on that
statement and from her press agent s
work he has acquired a reputation and
amassed a considerable fortune.
The other morning Mrs. Fish met him
on the avenue. on came her glove, and
soon they were both lost in tracing the
tinv lines suddenly Mrs Fish caught
sight Of Harry Lehr hurryiug toward the
florists for his morning gardeuia.
Harry. come here, I want you. I am
not coins away, Harry The professor
says ] must not
The professor FASTENED to assure her
that he could not impress TOO firmly
uDOn her mind the necessity for not
leaving Newport at present
Just what the seer predicted for Mrs
Fish that came true. the mistress of
Crossways is telling no one. Mrs. Reggie
Vanderbilt joins Mrs. Fish in a realized
predictiCn.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

secretary BOnIplrte will leave Wash
ington the last of this week 10 join Mrs
: Bonaparte at LenOX. where she is pass
( ing the summer.
Rear Admiral William Sheffield CowIes.
brother-in-law Of the President. has re
turned from Boston, where he went %
make an inspection OF the Boston and
Portsmouth Navy Yards. Mrs. CowIes
VIII visit the President and Mrs. Rooge-
welt al Oyster Bay. and her sister. Mrs
Douglas Robinson at Orange. y. J., be-
fore opening her house here this fall.
@Adlss Eleanora Sears Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney. the latter
formerly Miss Helen Hay at their sum
mer home at Newport The Whitneys
leased the villa Of Ambassador White
and are entertaining considerably I'm a
quiet way. Mrs. Whitney is said 10 de-
vote a part Of each day TO the ar
rangement of her fathers manuscript
and his biography.
Rear Admiral Charles w. Rae left
Washington yesterday afternoon for a
months vacation which he viii spend
at North East Harbor. Me.
Auonp tho yveetirr-rc7, r,,r,,f, 90 90
rive in, r9,,f- ,-,-tletr,- - w
Campbell, Dr. Paul W. Evans. Dr.
Charles Hammeld, and Dr. W. D'Arcy
h1apea
b'- l." =. Swormstedt, is leaving
Washington today to 1oin his family
at their summer homo nor F,,.g-o, ~.
will remain fHqra fnr rarrrrsI ,5.-.-l--.
ana VII return 20 Washington By way
81 Atlantic City, where he win attend
lhe international HJme0path Ass0cIa-
tl2h-
Mrs Arthur Powell Davis. who has
been era-5fr- t5.. ...-,,-,-.. -- Ito.
---.-. az ,'''''i s''e
IE2'I'a ana III the country places OF
several friends. came 10 Washington
Monday. and VIII leave today for New
York. where sHe expfcts 10 remain for
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
An Aid to MatrimOny.

Although the famous Martha
Washington Hotel in New York
does not admit women with hus-
bands. it cannot be rightly termed
the discourager of matrimOny that
a few misguided critics have ad-
judged it. On the contrary, it is an
aid and n stimulus to the double
hitch" if the case of one of its
former stanch adherents and accu-
rate observers can be relied upon as
"a criterion.
The young woman IN question was
captain of the day shift of bell
girls in this paradise without Adam,
but she recently resigned her exalt-
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
SEES
BEAUTIFUL MIRAGE
Inverted Picture at Canadian CITY OF
Rondeau Plainly Seen for
an Hour

CLEVELAND. Aug. 15.-Residents of
the heights in the eastern part of the
city witnessed one of the most remark
able mirages of which there is any
record In this part of the country Won
derfuIly clear and distinct the Canadian
sAore OF Lake Erie. sixty miles distant,
was spread out before them In the sky
The phenomenon lasted for over an
hour and attracted the notice of thou
sands Of people before il faded. The in
verted atmospheric picture was so clear
that the city of Rondeau could be plainly
seen. the church spires and principal
buildings standing out In bold relief
Tall trees and a river emptying into the
lake could also be seen.
II is ths first mirage seen here in many
years and Local Weather Forecaster
Keanly says that the recent heavy rains
over the lake may have had something
10 do with creating atmospheric eOndi-
tions to make a mirage possible.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
Three Building Lessons.

Three lessons lie for the District
of Columbia in the falling of those
walls in Seventh street about two
weeks ago.
The first is a reinsurance that the
office of the Building Inspector was
not derelict The statement issued
several days afterward by the Engi-
neer Commissioner establishes that
regular visits were made to the
work every other day. that repeated
warnings which eliminated in ex-
press orders to stop construction
until the dangerous walls We're re-
enforced, were given in the name of
the District government. and that
those orders were disobeyed.
The second lesson is that there
are builders in Washington who do
not hesitate to disregard orders
from the Building Inspector.
The third lesson is that the pres
ent system of employing inspectors
for the rush period only is open to
grave disapproyal on TWO grounds
that the temporary officer. however
competent, can hardly be expected
TO learn the law and realize his own
authority for several weeks after
taking Office; and that competent
men viii be hard to find for Jobs
which pay less than the wages of
good mechanics and last only three
months.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
Get Ready for Wedding,
Wired Her Ardent SuitOr
Pretty Washington Telephone Girl Besieged
byThree Devoted Lovers Quickly Discarded
Two and Welded South CarOiinian.

girl. with dark hair and eyes and high
CoIoring
The two disappointed suitors are many
miles away from Washington. one is q
sailor in Uncle sam s navy. and is now
on his way back from China, with his
hopes running high that ne may claim
Miss Msusheld's hand in marriage
when he returns He informed her
only recently by letter that he is bring
ing with him chest of curiOs from the
Far East TO furnish the Oriental corner
they had planned for their home.
The other sutton is In CalifOTniaNand
although he has been away from Wash
lugtOn for several months he mas been
faithful 10 the girl of his choice. Let
tiers have come from him regularly tell
ing of his love, and saying that DE
would soon return 10 claim his bride.
the pretty telephone operator he met at
the Willard last winter.
Girls Parents Pleased.
The brides father William z. Mans
field. IS night doorkeeper at the Treas
ury. Both ne and his wife are highly
pleased with the match. Mr. Mansfield
said: I have known Mr.. Lane for more
than two years, and did not object TO
him in the least"
The couple viii make their home in
Asheville. \. c.. where Mr.. Lane is EN-
ployed by the telephone company
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
SHOP GIRL HEIRESS
OF HALF MILLION
Sold Curios in Niagara Falls Store
Until Her Bachelor Uncle
Died.

BUFFALO, Aug 15.-Miss Mabel
Swallow, nineteen years Of age and
pretty, is preparing to leave Niagara
Falls and take a trip TO England.
This fact in itself may not be OF gen
eral interest and especially when IL is
3. curio store AT that place Il viii not
he taken 10 read As q society note.
When. however, it is stated, that the
girl has just been apprised That she IS
heiress TO $3.50 0000 she becomes OF sufn-
cient interest TO be worthy OF passing
notice.
The money is left her by an uncle,
Jackson Swallow. a bachelor who died
intestate six weeks ago. me fortune
consists of Sl25,009 Ia personal property
and the remainder In real estate.
Miss Swallow VIII leave ncr home for
England September 1 TO claim her for
tune. She has been advised to go at
that time.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
TOHORROH'S CONCERT
BY THE MARINE BAND

The program for the concert by the
Marine Band at the Marine Barracks
tomorrow at 5 p. m, IS as follows:
March. General Haywood" ........ Santelmanu
Overture. FRA Diavolo" uber
Moroccan characterist!que. "Traumbild'
Won Blcn
Duet for two comets 1.-THE Artists
Polka ---------...... ..... EferL1g
Musicians r. b. Liewellyn and A. Witcsmb.
Waltz, ''F'rauenNebe una Lenen' Won El0n
Fantasia pastOraIe. shepherds Life in
the Alps ........-.... King
'"The star Spangled Banner
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
COOK ATTENDED
REUNION OF FAMILY

Captain w II. Cook. of this city, has
returned from a family reunion held az
the home of his brother, the Hon. s. A.
Cook. at 4,eenah. Wis. The family con
sists of six brothers and three sisters,
some Of whom had not seen each other
for nifty years,
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

When Miss Nell Mansfield, of ZOOS
Eighth street northwest. received a
dispatch Saturday night from Lewis l..
Lane. OF Newberry. s. c., telling her
TO get ready for a wedding as Mr., Lane
would arrive I'm Washington Sunday,
she was undecided what TO do. Two
other suitors stiu had their fates hang
ing in the balance, and for several
months past Miss Mansfield had been
unable 10 decide which of the three she
would marry,
Lane Favored SuitOr.
Mr.. Lanes arrival on the Ncene decid-
ed the matter. and after trip 10 Cabin
John Bridge the couple returned to Miss
Mansdeld's home, and told her parents
that they were to be married on Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield readily
gave their consent to the match. and
yesterday the ceremony was performed
at Rockville by the Rev. S. c. White.
Since May Miss Mansfield has been the
telephone operator at Stonlelgh Court,
and last winter she was operator at the
New Willard She was considered one
Of the most expert hello girls In the
city, and was also one OF the most pop
ular She Is an unusually attractive
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

I as Miss Ruth Wellman viii remain dur
/ ms I'at time Ia Canton with relatives
/ Merritt Osborne Richmond, Of New
/ fork' has arrived in Washington, where
/ ne VIII be married August Is 20 Miss
/ EtheI LaViEia Heygster, daughter OF
/ Mrs ada l. Heygster. The ceremony
VIII take place at ID. M at the home of
/ the bride, on O street.
/ United States Judge James =. Boyd. Of
I North Carolina, Is spending a few days
! al the Ebbitt House on his way TO At
lantic City. Judge Boyd was First AS
I slstaut Attorney General during the Nc
klnley Administration, and has many
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Doland have
/ left the city for their summer vacation.
part Of which they are spending at
the Plimpton Hotel. Watch Hil. r. 1.
Cards have been received here an
/ nouncing the marriage Of Miss Eva s..
Hudson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". j..
} Hudson, OF Alexandria. 20 Henry Olu
Patterson. Of CraWfOrdVille, Ind The
ceremony took place on Saturday, Au-
gust II, at Berkeley Springs. w. Va, the
summer home Of the brides parents.
Miss Willis Williams, who IS making
visit 10 friends Iu NOrI0lE. WIS o.
guest at a charminEiy arranged supper
party given at the Ocean view hotel
last week. with ksnnlth Perkins as host
Mrs. Trueman II. Newberry, wife %
the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy.
who has as a guest Miss Sands. daugh-
ter of Admiral Sands. Of Annapolis a
her summer residence at Watch Hill
fifteen Ia her honor Saturday. using the
clubhouse for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Neuman left Wash
ington today for Atlantic city for a
few weeks.
Arthur Luchs. Arthur Neuman and
Lester Neuman, who have been hay
Ing their vacation az Atlantic city, have
returned 20 Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Wolf and son,
William Wolf. are passing the month
of August in Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten are
spending few weeks at Atlantic Clty.
Mrs Robert Aaron has returned 10
Washington from Baltimore where she
has been passing few weeks with her
parents, MI. and Mrs 3. Freedman.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cans. OF the Iowa,
have gone to Lake Placid, y. y, 10
spend some time.
Joseph Solomon is spending some time
ar Atlantic CITY and expects 10 visit.
other seaside resorts before returning
10 Washington.
Miss Mae Clements of this city, Is
passing a month with the Misses Welsh
al ri. Lebanon and Alden. King
George county. Va.
Max Goodman is spending. some time
az the iPerrepOut Hotel, Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mayer are pass
ing some time al Atlantic City, and
from there they win so Asbury Park,
n. j.
David P0sner IS spending a few days
IN Atlantic City
Miss Ella Steiner has returned 10
her home here from Atlantic City,
where she has been FOR few weeks
with friends.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
COMPANY GIVES 81
REWARD FOR SALVAGE

BALLsTON. n. Y. Aug 15.-For ex-
tinguishing the flames and saving a
building from destruction. Arthur D
Coon. a rural mail carrier, has been
voted 81 by the Malta Fire Insurance
CaraaauU
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
YOUNG WOMEN IN WHITE
PALLBEARERS At FUNERAL

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug 15.-Eight
pretty young women. rObed I'm white
acted as Dalbearers at the funeral of
Michael Wyler- Hundreds Of curious
EaAEGans watched the unusual sight,
The Washington times., 1906-08-15
: IN The CIRCLE or SOCIETY, >.
Mrs. Bonaparte at Lenox
To Be Joined by Secretary
Head of the Navy Department to Leave Washing
ton the Last of This Week for
Summer Resort

Secretary BOn1parte will leave Wash
ington the last OF this week 10 Join Mrs
Bonaparte at LenOX. where she is pass
ing the summer
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

Rear Admiral Charles w Rae left
Washington yesterday afternoon for
months vacation which he viii spend
at North East Harbor, Me.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

ION 10 them. Not a few Of them would
! IatneF see defeat than victory gained
with Hearst in command
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

Among the Washington people 10 ar
rive In Paris yesterday We're W. j.
Campbell. DIT. Paul ". Evans. DR..
Charles Hammeld. and DR.. ". DARCY
A1aEee.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

Dr. I. B. Swormstedt, IS leaving
Washington today to Join his family
at their summer home near Boston. He
will remain there for several weeks
and wall return 10 Washington by way
ol Atlantic City, where he VIII attend
me international Homeopathic Ass0cla-
ZION.
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

Mrs Arthur Powell Davis. who has
been spending the summer al different
resorts and at the country places Of
several friends, came 10 Washington
Monday, and VIII leave today for New
\ DIRK. where she expects TO remain for
two weeks. after which she Will reopen
her home in this city
The Washington times., 1906-08-15

Mrs. Trueman IT. Newberry, wife %
the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy.
who has as "A guest Miss Sands. daugh-
ter OF Admiral Sands. Of Annapolis AZ
her summer residence at Watch HiU,
r. l., entertained "a luncheon party OF
nfteen In her honor Saturday. using the
clubhouse for the occasion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity Is Here Backed by
East Las Vegas Testimony.

Don't take our word for Ii.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read East Las Vegas endorsement.
Read the statements of East Las
Vegas citizens.
And decide for yourself,
Here is one case Of It:
f. e. Petit, car inspector. 301 Rail
road avenue, East Las Vegas. n. NJ,
says: Il suffered from a lame back
for nearly ten years. On occasions
for three or four days at a time |
suffered from pains in the small Of
my back. which made 1t hard for me
to work. A friend Of mine advised
me to use Doan's Kidney Pills. which
he said were for sale at Goodall's drug
store. I got the remedy and used it.
| must say it is the best kidney RENE
dy in the market, for they relieved me
at once. and In a short time had re-
moved every sign of kidney trouble
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

DIR. F. J. Patchin of Albuquerque. Is
In receipt of a letter informing him
that DR.. S. c. Plummer chief surgeon
of the Rock Island system. has ap-
pointed him a delegate to the con
yention of the American Association
of Railway Surgeons to be held In
Chicago October IA. DR.. Patchin will
represent the Rock Island system in
the district of Nelson, Neb.. his for.
mel home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Quite a number OF railroad digni-
taries of the Denver & Rio Grande
and the Southern Pacific we're in
Deming, N. NJ. taking evidence in the
controversy which has been in the
courts for several months as to which
one of these giant corporations should
run a road out of the Durango. Colo,
coal fields to some point down this
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

G. ]. McNulty. acting division fore
man. who was presented with an ele-
CANT and costly Elk's charm by the
Las Vegas shop boys Saturday even
ing, left yesterday for La Junta where
he becomes general foreman of the
Santa Fee shops.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

!. r. Whiteford. roundhouse inspec-
tor between Albuquerque and Topeka.
but looking after the bonus system
on every division OF the Santa Fee
where it is In force. went down to
Albuquerque from this city yesterday.
accompanied by his wife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22
is Your Name in the Directory?

Is ID correct to spelling initials street md NUMBER The new directory. which The OPT
Company has en compiling for sxyd days past will be the most correct and complete book " It's
lever published in Las Vegas 70 this send we wnht coopeahonof every resdentd hothc y
owl This week en names ofhs people Of the City oils Vegas wi be published. The
Gs and a . appear in todaysh sa Read the list over carefully Iand your name cone undM
ths letters makes ef first that it is mcuded msheM list and second thath datas correct. Your
addresm may have been changed since he enumeration was taken O; you may have changed your
name Persons VIC wish to make crecnonsm music communicate with the office n osoo Wnm
three days after the am are published thyw i'll go on tep press II your name is lei out OF tn
or ranym mistake appears spelling street or number it will bee nyou" Make you
or forever r hold your peace.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Tony Sena. Of the car repairing
force. came up from Ribera yesterday.
accompanied by his wife. Tony was
recently discharged from the local
railroad hospital. where he underwent
n surgical operation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Henry Haley and VIII McCash of
the Folsom country. who were held up
with a bunch of stolen horses in Baca
county, Colo. in an examining trial
at that place. were bound over to the
district court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Gutierrez. lose Domingo. teamsssr, Main Ave.
Gusierre. Patriotic. isboreE. National Ave.
Gutierrez. Ineanacion. iahorer. Mora street.
Gutierrez. Mrs. Mora street
Guy. Geo. l.. iaes Sixth street.
Guy James. clerk. 1908 Sixth street.
Guy. Leon. clerk. 1908 Sixth sireet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Il. l.. Knight. civil engineer. has re.
signed from the service of the Santa
Fe to go to the Western Pacific i'm
northern California. Mrs. Knight. who
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. l.. ]. Rum.
nell at Albuquerque. will join Mr..
Knight as soon as he becomes located
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Gatierrs.. Mrs. Mora stree.
Guy. Geo l.. 1908 ssr,h street,
Cay Leon ei.rk' zoos sixth street.
@
Haekett. Mrs d. widow, ees n. n Ave.
Hadies. 4 W. engineer. Santa ". BOZ Eleventh street.
Haley. n. J.. con. Santa re. ZIG Ninth street.
Haioek. Q. w. mgr Davidson . Sized. 20 Grand Ave-
HaiIock. Miss Laura. student. nos Grand Ave,
Han. Roscoe. eorralman ca.ianeda hotel
Haipin. Mrs Matilda. housekeeper. sol Sixth street.
a a.mn'ss. Z T. L. .eS sr.i ssasss' SAINT. : e. iii !. R. a. Ave.
Ave.
Hammond. c. 2. farmer. 80 Main Ave.
Hand II. hoilermaker. 3iS n. r. Ave.
Hannum' !. 4: y.rdnssser santa Fe. ss Ninth street
Hanson. y. w. engineer Santa re. SIS Tndea Ave.
Hanson. : ", 1918 Grand Ave-
Hanson. Miss Berdie. clerk. iois Grand Ave.
Hanson. Miss Josephine. student. lois Grand Ave. s@.< =
'''i Ave-. ~"' w. "1' '''' -''
HARDY. c" brakeman ~ F"arsh street.
Hardness. Aimira. sea Main Avenue.
Harmon. Saul. ~bookkeeper. sl Main Ave.
Harmon. .. brakeman Santa re. 800 Grand Ave.
Haruer. J. y. motorman. zoos Eighth street.
Harrison. James. bartender. $40. Douglas Ave 81
Harrison. John. student. sef Lincoln Ave.
Harrison. MISS ~. student 81 Lincoln Ave
hart. Arthur. barber: sis seventh street
hart. y" electrician. soS Nstionai ave
Hartley. Miss 8. 1os Eleventh street
Hartley. u. engineer santa pc. s@s Eleventh street
Hartman, Earl. stenog- ss Eighth street.
Harver. u. A.. farmer. 500 Eighth street.
naskex Harry: TICKET agent SANTA re. va Grand Ave.
na'ch. W, brakeman SANTA 80. room J. New opuc MOTEL.
HAIRY. Frank. emp Ansiers. SO Grand Ave.
Haven, l. r" nveryman; w Wssni y Ave
Hasert, Mrs. Emma. heaitnseeker. s6 National Ave.
hawkinson' Alfred: iol5 THIRD street.
na~k,nso@. Mss Easa. !ois inad street
maWklns. y: T.. con SANTA re. as urand ave
na"kswortn' = u, engineer santa re. s"s frince street.
nawks"orth. Mrs l." sos Prince street
."soo": v. y. at.oIney' ~ Nauohai ave
RAVES !. D., carpenter. central hotei. Douglas Ave.
Hayes; r. tcolJ porter. gil Firth street.
rays r. pass con. santa re. Jill Fourth street.
HAYS up,oh. con. santa re: s2' Fourth street
rays. Wihlanl: brakeman santa re. 40 Grand Ave.
hayward !. w." member " nFm o. osaaf ano hayward, 1tK
'rand ave. ~
naywaIa' .eo. o"tcns,. n Ihi.a street
hayward. waiter, cattle buyer. 1l32 Grand Ave.
hayward. cnariotta. 1881 Grand Ave
hayward MRS. hobt, widow. 12a f1Ith street.
nazzafd, IT, real estate dealer, N. Eighth street.
nazzaIa' Seos y. Easntn street
hazard. MISS Nettie. N. Eighth street
headiand, MISS H., dressmaker. 1910 Tnden Ave.
neck. q l.. fireman. room l. Stoner house, r. I. Ave.
HecKroot. e j.. fireman. room =. Stoner house, r. r. Ave.
neasooca' Snas' student. elo Natlonai Ave.
11eass H.. :. s y; snoe dealer: so National Ave.
,esps. Mrs reien' wasnwoman. 30 MAIN Ave.
.eihehah' MIs T. os Iweihn street.
reineman' MISS hatte. clerk. 6s Twelfth street.
meineman. Miss Clara. clerk. 6is Twelfth street ~% .
f,ennen' Leroy, agt Wells Fargo Exp. Co, si4 Seventh street.
Henderson. II. w, steward, castaneda hotel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

T. Scully. division storekeeper for
the Santa Fe. with headquarters at
Albuquerque. passed through for Ia
Junta. where he will meet his family,
who are returning home from a visit
To relatives in the east.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Fireman Henry Norman made his
first trip out on the road yesterday
with Engineer c. Wolf. also Fireman
Otis G. Barker. with Engineer George
Crossen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

r. Davidson. the passenger conduc-
tor. Is afflicted with hay fever. an
ailment that didn't bother him much
while on a trip TO Canada with htS
wife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Fireman L. r. Kelsey left Albuauer-
que for Denver. with a pass In his
pocket good for thirty days. The boys
say that Mr.. Kelsey goes to Denver
on matrimony bent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Brakeman r. n. Fetzier Of conduc.
tor J. Purceil's crew. Is spending q
week at N Porvenir with his family.
Brakeman Arnold Is 'subbing' for
him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Mrs. Andy Boyle has disposed Of
her household goods at Ration and will
go at once TO Denver. where Mr..
Boyle. who was formerly an engineer
for the Santa Fe has taken a posi-.
ton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-22

Fred Ackerman. the call boy. whose
application 90 be a fireman was turn.
ed down by the powers that we're. has
gone 10 Indian Territory parts In
quest Of another job,