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Str1Ben pon Mount %Haibil1ton
Icacn 81 Oiirien. 2luh Oicie Sodje
spltrOc gpitern nid)t enOgijltiG gntific.
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Trau GliialeN Muoolpb.
Wr. 1919, @ct.pauuale. strahr.

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e'rofs sll,saunbI bon prcisipertben y~seibnadts'
Seihenfcn. (Sept30-)
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GaiIc sur Gciie in's Inslnno be-
;orat 6. Gaine, Nr. Alb, Cit'galti.
mpre-Strafe, uabr Goitnmbomie.Ape.
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Baltimore Ohio abn.
lid. ! 3GeIitb. nusgcnommcn Gon,tae.
Z 9tlr SuuntdQ.

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9so6eutugen 100 Sorm. bis S.UO sIbenos.
6riibere abfabrt BON Der ltt. &oDalsStntloit.
SSaiDinBton, p~erlallell Ntt. 9op1!sStdtion
5000 f6.45. !7.t0, 100. $3.50, *9.55, !l0.61,
!ll.53, 2tt.55 NorI,l. +t2.13, 1920, ll.55.
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!d.15, $500 CQlmIteo), 1000, *11.23 Ibenos;
pcrl. GamoetsS inttou 800, 1915, 1880, FOO,
1920, 1900, #S.26, 1890, 1000, !1L00 BORN,
1890 M. 1902. *12.22, 100. 2i.e5, 200,
1900. 1906, ADO, $3.50, 800. 1908, 1886
9ladlin., 1900, *6.16; 1920. 100, $500, $50
(oimiteo), $1,000. 1905, s1i10. *11.32 Ibbs.
Mnnapulis Wf. GopoIsstaiion. 1850 uno
?s,55 BORN, .4.55 uno 300 giadm Gaqnoer'
station, 1900 lno 1900 &ornt., 1900 Wtlttags,
&. 100, Ii. 80 9tafnl. mo 900 Mbenos.
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1855, ?0.10 8orrn, 1925, 1850, 1920 RatIt,
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mad GGiiaocipbia nno aertu .g)prf.
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Strdbe, 9tcips2orf, bealein iaG 8eiels. 1bediers
ulte @efbdtts Niitrtft.
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Gratis.
Wiau brinBc bieic ~stu5elsc, made einrn 81
Saul, uno mir ipcrocu 56ueu aDIolit ~foitenirct
cine 5(uidc gurt., e6errp' oSer 6ntaluba'
@cin pocr cine 5(nide Slu6bcrrD 9c0en.

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9uicr GiicSotuc. @alonc. ......... $500
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Rinie . 3. SIC.
Suifp'3 reiner Wlal8s9S6isfeu. 6laf4e. 75r.
6gnn56Nf8cr Go8nOc. 5Iai3e ......Si.0G
gbiirt6. 5laf6c .............. $500
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YdHe fRr's snslnnt beisrst u. Maine, VI.
f13. GhsSuittm0res ctr, uahs Softnmpon,e.Ass.
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NplUTsS DIuTWuHppIIe HUU NvTUI z UFI TiIU ~
rcjt ann 0cbranh lit Der Surnoells rno Ut.
Rop 1lsStaiiurt nm 1000 elbenbs.
u, rad Stlnntie.Gitn an Nobelto9e1; y,
rrnd, Wtiautic.Nitn fdaHh; Z, nnd NtiauticsGitp
Suitniags. gne Sit9e bultet IN Itlmtustpn.
& bait In Shcifcr an.
Gbiia,. atfcm,, GuntoersS intipHA . 70 Sorfl.,
Is. 20 9;orut., l2.25 9iacbni., 26.15 ybenos.
9lberbeen Tttpm.. 9ainbeItsStattoiL Loo
NnCbin., 1910 abeubs; MT. HopdlsSiaftop
.?f.O5 @udbui., !G.15 9lhenos.
Neferoirifte bon Aaum in S6lafs poer yGt'
IcrsgPdeaons. Spciferaten etc. meroen ibreu be-
fnrpt per Setepbon III alel, foleeioen Silei'
Tirenllr: Carries mo @ultintoresStrab =. &
a., ii. Ram 1924 oner Mlo.. 9ourtlanb lodi;
M. Naturalization. s. & g., Wst. VeriloIl 3l23;
gu~mneusStat;on Snforrratip1ssHlireni, Y; q y.
q Qutl SAG, oner Dto. 9oir., iilo 2726; nnp
sar. 526, Gitosgronoiuap.
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2lnOrribuIb Sabre 3uhtbolra iiir ci
nen Haubonful. GrCi3ebutou
ieno Tonor5 Shulocn mo 1900
Collars @lttbuben. - Gli @ol.
ocnbrrg pcrIongt Gleftrifcr 81.
ccn}. GrbGlt $2005 fiir cincn
Stllr}.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

os Of prosperity have been under pro
lection, and the periods Of adversity
have been under the policy Of free
trade or tariff for revenue only.
Discusses Wage Increase
There has been much discussion
and no little confusion over the effort
TO compare the relative increase IN
wages and cost Of living In the last
few years. The labor bureau of the
United States iri its last bulletin on
this, question made a very careful an
alysis for the fourteen years from
1880 to 1904. In that comparison and
analysis It was shown that the weekly
earnings Of all employees had increas
ed 53.4 per cent from 1894 TO 1904.
and that the retail prices Of food pro
ducts had increased in the same time
only l2 per cent. This. believe, Is
the only careful and scientific fnvesti-
cation that has been made Of the sub
iect -~~.~ s~--~e~
The republican party has always
followed the maxim. PLANT the fac
tory by the farm" that there, may be
the closest possible exchange between
the two great bodies of producers.
One Of the old complaints here In the
west was that the manufacturing was
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
fORSYTRE FOUND GUILTY
MAKES Two COMPLAINTS


Judge Bope found Alderman For
sythe guilty Of assault and battery
yesterday afternoon after hearing the
evidence In the case brought against
him by Charles Schlott, contractor
and builder. who became involved in a
difficulty with the alderman Tuesday
afternoon over the erection Of shed
In the rear Of premises at 416 Grand
avenue. Forsythe. who was represent
ed by Attorney Lucas. did not deny
striking Schlott, but Lucas argued
that Schlott begun the assault by call
Ing the accused names. An appeal Of
the case was taken and the affair
will probably be aired in higher
tribunal. Forsythe. it is said, has
sworn out complaints against Schlott
and Mackel towner Of the premisesl
charging them with violation Of the
city ordinances against the erection Of
an inflammabie building within the
fire limits.
Contractor 'Schlott departed this al.
ternoon for Indiana. No papers were
served on him prior to his departure.
J. b. Mackel declared at noon that he
had no knowledge Of the reported
complaint about the building ordin.
ance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Of manufactures compiled by the
United States census office last year
show more clearly than any previous
census the general benefit OF the pro.
tectiye policy, The prosperity that has
come to the country under the Dingley
law has not been spasmodic nor sec
tionai. except that 1t has produced
greater extension OF manufacturing insj
TO the central. western and southern
states. ~ " ~~.= - <-..
lndorses Indiana Platform j
III is'vital that the republican party
should remain II power for the com.
ing two years In order that the legis
'latise and executive departments q
the government should continue In
harmony. II our friends. the enemy.
should be successful In eiecting a
house of representatives in November
next, the body In the Sixtieth Congress
would NOT he In harmony with the
senate or with the president. There
would bee q ''tie-up" so to speak. In
Legislation. Furthermore. their sue
cess would be claimed by our demo-
cratic friends to be an evidence of
dissatisfaction upon the part OF the
people with the legislation enacted by
the republican, congress, III well 2s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
SPEAKER cANMoM 2Ec

Danville, Ill.,, August l6.-Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon was given a splen-
did welcome here today upon the oc-
casion of his appearance before the
eighteenth republican congressional
district convention. Mr.. Cannon spoke
as follows:
He Said In Part
.'Since the election Of William Me.
Kinley as president the business of
the country has doubled and the ma.
terial interests of all the people have
become better than ever before in our
history; aye, better than the condi.
.tion Of any people anywhere on earth
in any time since history began. This
Is under the policies Of the republican
party as enacted into law by congress
and executed by the president.
Under the administration of the
Dingley tariff law there has been
a greater development In all forms Of
industry than has ever been reached
under any other revenue law since
the government was organized. The
schedules of that law ere not sacred,
but the principle there embodied is
fundamental. Since the enactment Of
the first revenue law under Washing
ton down to the present time the peri
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

lrlnsasan. MI. August ls.~As five
o'c,ort this lnognins. after an all night
session. the democrats masaaznsd un.
I'll ssyea O'Clock for The purpose u
holding a conference with the popn.
lisss regarding some offices upon
which the two conventions might fuse.
This action. came after George W.
Berse. the Popahsts' fssosita for gos.
srnor, had been defeated by the demo.
Gratis. and after BsFwe had declined
the nomination rendered him by the
pnpulis's. The democratic portion Of
the state ticket In m follows: Govern.
or. Ashton c. Shaiienherrsr. Alma:
lieut.. governor. william N. Green.
Creighton: secretary q state. Carl n.
Goaoher. wshoo: treasurer. Frank c.
Hancock. Hastings: attorney xsneral.
l. l. Abbott. Omaha.
This MORNINGS coaference between
the democrats and populists resulted
in the completion of . state fusiou
ticket. the popnlisis being permitted
TO name the following: Auditor. v.
8. Csnday. hinden: land commission
er. J. v. Wolfe. Lincoln: superintena-
ent of public instruction. Prof. Wat.
son. Cherry County: railway commits.
siorers, George Horst. J. w. Davis. nr.
A. y. Fftxsimmons. w. III. Thomp.
son Of Grand Island. who Was the
fusion nominee for governor four
years ego, was endorsed for the
United States senate. and the demo.
Gratis and populisfs elected 10 The leeis.
lature this fall we're instructed By the
state convention TO vote for kim.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
BAND SECURED FOR VEGAS
!. LABOR DAY CELEBRATION


The arrrnxements for the I1al,or
day cclebraticn. Monday. September
3. have taken definite fDrm. The
band has been secured and contract
signed. several prizes have already
been donated for the various events
on Lincoln park. Inquiries have been
made m TO entries In these events,
and several have siKuifIed their In
tention Of being represented with
float. The stone Masons and Brick
Layers union have joined hands with
the typographical union. and II II ex.
pected that the other labor orxanisa-
tons Of the city viii do likewise. In
yitations viii be mailed them toinor-
row, as well a. business houses and
others whose presence would lend to
the success OF the celebration. II Is
the first time In many moons since
an entertainment Of this kind has
been given on the east side. and II
should be given aid by III who can
do no. The events win - such a. to
draw IN immense crowd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

an evidence of dissatisfaction with
the president and an assurance Of
complete power to be given TO them
In 1905 10 enable them 10 carry out
their own policies. Their success,
conservatiyely speaking. would halt
production and consumption, and ne
cesgarily business and commerce. at
least one-tenth. Instead Of forging
ahead, as We are now doing, IN every
producing and business avenue, We
would halt. aye. more, We would re-
trogade. *
+ There has been much criticism
and much, denunciation against allee.
ed government BY Injunction, and
violent attacks have been made upon
the judiciary Of the United States.
During the late session 0f congress-,
labor leaders differed as to the iegis-
lation that was desired. Mr.. Oompers.
protesting 70 speak for the American
Federation Of Labor. denounced me CO.
called Fuller blu. pending before the
house committee on the judiciary and
advocated by Mr.. H. r. Fuller, the
representative Of railway labor unions.
In the most bitter terms. as being o.
posed 70 human liberty and the rights
Of labor. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
GOVERNOR HAcERMAN AND
PARTY At ALAMocoRDo

Alamogordo. N. NJ. August ls.--
Governor Hagerman. who IL making
tour Of eastern New Mexico, was
In this city. He was entertained elab.
orately In the district court rooms by
the Alamosordo> board Of trade. He
was taken for drive around the city
and environs, after which he took the
Alamogordo and Sacramento train
for Cloudcroft up in the Sacramento
mountains. He was accompanied on
the picturesque mountain trip by a
party Of representative citizens Of
Alamogordo.
The governor had a very hearty
and cordial welcome here and every.
thing possible was done by the citi.
zens to make his short stay very
pleasant one. He met and shook
hands with a large number Of otero
county citizens.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
RILlRIO GOT HILARIOUS
50 did HIS FRIENDS
Caught With Wet Goods in Their
Persons They Are Jailed 10 Hotel
de Romero.

-Four followers Of Bachus. who
were out celebrating pay day on the
Santa Fe. were yanked from the bar
last night in a glorious state Of in
toxication and were put to bed in Ho-
tel de Romero by Night Policeman
Pedro Ortiz.
The offenders, Lorenzo Tenorio,
Hiiario Perea, Alexandra Fresquez
and Tiburcio Valdez were taken be.
fore Justice Of the Peace Felipe Baca
y Garcia this morning and were Civ
en- a chance to explain themselves,
but as they had been caught with the
goods. they plead guilty and were Civ
Ell lines OF three dollars apiece.
One of the prisoners stated that it
was worth II, as they had q fine
place 20 sleep, got supper and break
fast and one of their number got j
bath. He stated that he might re.
turn again some night. which is not
at all improbable. -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

soldiers were KILLED, and that
eight policemen, two sendarmes. Two
ssfgeunts and six soldiers were
wounded. The soldiers In wplyine
10 the attacks on the police with vol.
isys and charging the crowds. killed
thirteen men and two women and rev,
erely wounded seventy persons and
slightly wounded ninesy'five. Dur.
Ink the night shots were heard
throughout the city. but the casualties
have not been ascertained.
Five Killed In pioek
P'ock, Russian Poland. Aug. 10. ---
Last night five policemen We're killed
and two wounded. The assassins es.
capped.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Dallas. Texas. Ar. 1.-THE demo-
cratic state convention sas called n
oEdar today for lts third assst session.
Many DELEGATES are denoancInx the
Terrell Law. which requires pfimr
airy election and then Q convention.
The vote for gabernatorial nominee
was begun last night. bur becsase of
confusion in the count. sdjournssent
was taken N midnight. To-Day fhe
first ballot for gosernor vas gisen ~
follows: \ ~%
cAmh~Ii. Iss.sss: Beli. ~. 80: Col.
quitl is7.iss: Brooks. ls717i. This
In simply the result of the recent prs-
maries. 9#@s
Under the rules. Hrooks. vho -
ceived the lowest vote. was drOppei
and The convention proceeded On The
second ballot.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
PRINTERS TAKE UP NEXT
MEETING PLACE AND 3 HOURS

Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug. 16.-~
Reports Of committees and nomina-
tions Of cities in the race for the next
annual convention were the chief
business matters before the lnterna.
tionsl Typographical union today.
The principal interest In the com.
mittee reports centers In the eight.
hour day now being waged through
out the country In cities where Ion
ger day Is In force.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
UNION VETERANS RE.ElEcr
coAMAN THEIR COMMANDER

~. Paul. Ang. IS--The Union Vet,
sfsns' union has unanimously re.
slsc'ed Richard L. German commsn.
Ter N chief: Major General George
Wentworth. Of Hayerhiil. Mass. was
rsmed - FIRST deputy commander In
chief. and General II. II. Carr. Of
w;chita. kas.. second deputy com.
manJsr IN chief. The selection ,:
ths aext place OF meeting was left
To he executive COMMITTEE.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

cANNoNs BOOM
NOW LAUNCHED

Danville. Aug. 16.-The con,
!. vention of the eighteenth III.
inois congressional district re-
nominated Joseph G. Cannon
for the eighteenth consecutive
time. being the Seventeenth
nomination by reclamation.
He had not intended to launch
his boom at this convention,
but the pressure Of his sup.
porters was so great as TO
sweep away his wishes in the
matter. Cannon's supporters
in r his district will urge the
state convention to make simi.
lar, endorsement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Cronberg, August liking Edward
left Friedrichshof this morning. En-
peror william accompanied him to
the Cronberg railroad station. The
leave taking Of the s0vereigns was
particularly cordial. The king pro.
ceeded to Marienbad, accompanied by
Sir Frank I.acelles. British amhassa.
dor to Germany. and the emperor re.
turned to Friedrichshof.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
sENAToR's cLARk's TAKES
ARE BOOSTED uP A FEW

Butte. Montana, August 16.-The
board of equalization has arbitrarily
ASSESSED United States Senator W. A.
Clark for 100000 on his stock in
the San Pedro railroad. $2,440,o00 on
his United Verde mine and raised his
bank assessment s6i9,00O making the
increase nearly 100000. The sen.
atnr has been summoned to appear
before the board, but did net respond
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Ha@s With favor 0n the pasF u -
Confederate veterans. who have nfte*.
80 ~ MD In The project, Miss Nellie
Underwood and Mrs. Relknap of the
Ladies of the Grsnd Army are push.
ing shs plan.
The first move toward securing shs
national sncampnent OF 1897 was
made today by the New York de.esa.
tion, which announced its intention
of getting IL. n possible. for sarato.
q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
GNE
BONDS S1.OOOEACH

III New York August i6John
Smith general traffic william Newbe
he Bokyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn tay charged with inciting They
held
decisions
to Coney land
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug.
1G.--Hot Springs, Ark, gets
the next convention Of the
international Typographical
union IN 1907.
The vote on the place Of
meeting was Hot Springs III.
indianapolis 73.
There was no important
changes In the laws governing
the union in the reports Of the
committees adopted.
/
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
WIN. I. soOEN, PIONEER
CAPITALIST, DIES ~ COLO.

Emporia. Kan. Aug. i6.--Williap
r. Soden q Kansas pioneer. ana one
Of the weaithiest men IN the state
died Tuesday night at Boulder, Colo.
aged n years. $#
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
KILLED. 25HUR7
WLABOR FIGHT

Pittsburg, Pa. August l6.--A num-
Der of nonunion miners were sudden
ly attacked al Butler Junction last
night by men whom they had sup
planted. One of the non-unionists
was fatally stabbed and twenty-five
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

others were more or less seriously
hurt, Another is missing and is sup.
posed to have been killed. Sticks.
stones and knives were used by the
unionists. Eleven suspects were ar,
rested today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
"a killG0. 40 IN
JuREo ~ DYNAMITE

vi Paso. Auga iS---lnfossna-
tiou this morning from chi.
hushua. Mexico. IN that twelve
we're killed and twenty injur.
nd. many VI whom will die.
m q result Of the explosion Of
a carload II dynamite late
yesterday afternoon. No fur.
ther details are a. yet receiv-
ed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16
Terror REIGNS FROM
VIS7ULA1O Frontier


st. Petersburg. August 10. - The of
fighting
sitter psrssm begun
From different ~ he the
attacks pose
BY punss The ta sseseay
reign hs vistuia 10 the
Amest fifty nston early
night rhs vrmys seasy N<sds
n. osrshsieNn 1wfs Poland.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-16

principally In the east: but the eontin-
uation of a settled policy Of protection
has gradually extended the industrial
development to the west and south,
bringing agriculture and manufacture
closer together. The new statistics
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REPUBLICAN COM.
MEETS ON SEPT. 5
tspeeiaI to The Optic. }

tSpecIaI 10 I've OpttC.I
Santa 70. N. ~, Aug. i6.-
Chairman eursum has called
. meeting Of the tsrriteria, re-
publican committee st Aibu.
auerQue On Wednesday. Sep
tenber 5th.
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} Dallas. Texas. Aug. 16.--~At i
} 1870 p. m. the second ballot
} for governor had not been !
} completed but II appeared I
} that Campbell, was receiving
} the majcrity ar the arooks i
} vote. II was freely predicted
that Campbell will be nominal.
, ed on the third ballot.
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MINING COMPANY pEclAREs
DIVIDEND AND THEN SOME

Boston, Aug. I6.--A quarterly di.
vidend OF twenty dollars a share has
been declared by the Calumet and
Hecla Mining company. t~-> -
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Warsaw. August is.--It Is nov stat.
ed that during yesterdays massacre
thirteen policemen. four police ser.
geants. seven gendarmes and four