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THE FLUTED COLUMN.
why die Greeks Adopted This Forrr
In Their Architecture.

why the Greeks Adopted This Form
In Their Architecture.
Tie Greeks observed that smooth
column melted IN the light and that IFS
lines we're vague and uncertain, writes
Jean Sclioepfer In the Architectural
Record Magazine. In order 10 restore
Its dednlteness they conceived tlG idr.l
of flutlng 1t. The sharp ridges Of the
Outings, catching The light, cCnimstrI
with the dark hollows, thus giving
body 10 the column and emphasizing
the vertical outline Of tho cdifre.
whence double advantage. This dist
copcry could never have becnHaade on
paper.
Then, US the abacus Of the caplt.lti
casts shadow upon the top d tbe
colunlm, the junction OF capital and col,
umn becomes lndIstinct To restore the
necessary effect the Greek cuts several
deep fines at the point Of junction, aud
to emphasize them he patnts tbCln IN 4
dark tone. Even the curve Of tho els
GUAR torus carrying the abaCus IL 50
designed that tie bright light, striking
upon the relief shall fade into aslaic'l
half tint toward the hollow. Thus, at
Violet Je Due truly says, the lIreck
preserves even In appearance tlCfor $
which bis reason tells him to adopt itS
being the best and most enduring
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..
HIGHLY ENJoYAHLE
Was the Admirable Entertainment Of
Prof Edmund G. Neil
Last Night

A rare treat for the people Of Fair
mont was anticipated in Prof Edmund
G. NetIss Interpretation # David Cop
perheld at the Presbyterian church
last evening, and he nare than filled
all expectations by his truly artistic
protrayal Of twelve Of the Characters
Of David copperfeld. Is
No impersolator has appeared here
for a long time, who commanded 50
much interest as did Gtr. Nell. His
audience was a large and intelligent
one and the attention accorded him
was most fattering. Especially hne
was his impersonadyn Of good old
Uncle Peggoty the 'umble Uriah Heep
and the one and only Mr.. Aacaber.
Following the closing scene, Prof. Neil
gave a delightful, hum ,rous sketch,
written by his former instructor, LIE
land Powers. 1t is needless to say
that a good audience is assured Mr..
Neil on a return visit TO this city;
The Elizabeth Hayes Circle, under
whose direction the recital was given,
is to be congratulated upon the high
class Of the entertainment.
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Entertained sa.i ~.

Miss Margaret Staggers entertained
the young ladies' Of the Sigma Phi
Alpha Sorority and young men friends
las. evening at her home on Pierpont
avenue. An elegant spread" was the
main feature Of the evenings enter
tainment. which was greatly enjoyed
by the guests, who were: Misses Vim
ma Boydston, Mary croWell, Mary
Ward, Marjorie ogden, Hazel McDon.
aid, Agnes and Edith Henry Messrs.
Harry Council, Charley shlnn. Clyde
Rinsey, Ray Hunter, Lamar satter-
field, Ralph Kelly, Robett Denham and
Robert Nelson. Miss Wilma Boyiston
will entertain the sorority on next
Friday afternoon.
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Ftrst Raptlst chureh.

W. j. Eddy. pastor-The services
for the morrow will be Of interest.
The hand Of fellowship will be given
to ten who have recently been bap'
tlzed The subject for the morning
sermon, at 1O:45, The Scripture
Teaching Concerning the Lords Sup
per- The evening sermon will be at
1880; good music will be furnished
under the direction Of Miss Krumme.
The evening meeting will be strictly
eyangellstic. The Sunday schools,
$3.50, 200. ESQ and $50; BY. P. U.
at $50, led by Mr.. R. o. Kendall. The
public is cordially invited to attend
these services.
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Central chrlstan Church.

.. E. Rates, pastor, corner Second
street and Walnut avenue.-9:3o A.
NJ, Bible school; 1O:45 A, NJ, preach
ing, subject, World Wide Christians
ity;" foreign mission Offering; 1880
II. NJ, preaching, subject, Christian
Baptism, Why and How Done G:3t
.P. M, y, p. s. C. E., topic, Missions
in Japan" leader, Miss May Tough
lin. Our revival services will contin
ne throughout the week aud possibl;
longer Lat every member be present
nightly. An Invitation is extended to
all to attend these gospel meetings.
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Eneampm,nt Give BANQUET.


After the regular meeting Of the
Mountain City Encampment No. 8. l.
o. o. F.. last evening, the members
gathered round the banquet table and
partook of delicious meun, after
wards listening to brief addresses by
several of their fellow members. Mr..
Lee ReinheImer was the genial toast
master of tho occasion and responses
we're made by John L. Lehman, G. A.
Vincent, o. j. Fleming and NJ. G.
Tough.
Mr. Ed. Lester was in charge of the
banquet, the slightest detail Of which
was carefully arranged. One feature
of the banquet which was greatly IN.
joyed was the presentation Of bcx
of fine cigars from Captain E, A. Bill
lingsIea. Captain Blllingslea was not
present, but his Kindness was greatly
appreciated by his fellow patriarchs.
The occasion of the banquet was
the reception of j. L. Buck and ]. A,
Hess, OF Rlvesville and Fred Torrey,
Of this city, as members Of the en-
campment. These three took the
Royal Purple degree last night.
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a suceeasful Recital.

The pianofOrte recital given by tho
pupils of Miss Beryl Stewart last
evening at the home of Mrs. John il.
Hough on Barney street was very sue
cessful in every way and was greatly
enjoyed by The pupils and several
guests present. Those taking part on
the programme were: Misses Edna
and Jessie Jacobs, Estelle Hamilton,
Katharine HOugh, Iva Reese, Kath,
arine Barry, Adele Furbee, Audrey
Corrothers, Eva Aiichaels, Irene Hutch
inson, Louise Fitch, Jessie and villa
Straight, Emsie Mason, Grace Rob.
inson, Carol Powell, Louise Nichols,
Mary Corrothers, John Corrothers and
Russell Furbee.
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M. g. church, South.

R. r. Webb. pastor Sunday school
at 0;8O A.. NJ. conducted by NJ. D, Bo'
land, superintendent; at tO;45 a N.
the pastor viii preach sermon for
the Children, and tis hoped that al
the members and parents viii %
present Junior League NJ
conducted 81 MRS ~ r. Winisof
.preaehias 7so A. sGbg the pas
lor, snbiec sfIsbit and characier
rragef service "Wednesday at 1,so p
IT. AAme cordially Invited 10 attend
these sevIces we give special |nN.
lallon 10 strangers aud newcomers 'o
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,nrncn Lutheran MlrIlon.

A.. J. 'scAerer, Jr., pastor.-The reg,
ular services win be held in Willard
halt. cornOr Fairmont avenue and First
street. tomorrow: 10 A, NJ, Sunday
school; liza. NJ. morning service, sub
jeot Of Sermon, "Tho Gross of Christi"
Gas p. NJ, catechetical class; 1880
p. NJ, yesper service and sermon. All
are most cordially invited to worship
with US at these services, The rcgu
lar monthly meeting Of the church
council will be held Monday evening
ut 8 o'clock in Holbert 8 spedden's
once. The Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Wednesday evening at the homo
Of Mrs, ]. j. Ross, on CASTOR avenue
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In he Time q Erasmug.

Thenn6t only an the learned, but oil
the educated, were familiar with Latin
whoever read indeed, must read Itsits
in. for there was little else TO read
Theology, history, phll@ophy, all were
In Latin. Observation-Disclosures were
only In their cradles, Nearly a cen.
fury after the time Of Erasmus, Bacon
deliberately buried his greater works In
Latin Ia the hope Of securing his fame,
and even Milton chose Latin as the
vehicle Of some of the best Of his early
poetry and did not abandon It without
hesitation.
To Erasmus 1t was everything the
Language of his tongue as well as Of
his pel. He Travelled everywhere, In
italy, France, England, Germany, but
he certainty knew no English or Ger.
man and apparently made his Latin
carry him through wherever he went.
And Whatever difficulties Of Language
he found with lnnkeepers and servants
and officers OF customs he found none
among the clergy or the mobiles, at
whose houses his intDdnctlons made
him everywhere welcome. London
Times
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Hnnan Horns.

In the anatomical museum Of the
Edinburg university four horns are
preserved which had grown upon hui.
man heads. One Of these is about
seven inches long, as thick MS the little
finger and crooked in shape. A label
attached to 1t bears Ibis inscription;
"This horn was cut byArthur Temple,
chirurgeon, ont OF the head OF Eliza
beth Low, being three inches above
the right ear, before Witnesses, the
18th Of May, 161. II was a-growing
even yeares. Her agcls fifty yearcs:n
The three other human horns also
gracel the heads Of ladles.
In Sir Robert Sibball's History Of
FIFE a curious book published about
the beginning Of the eighteenth cen.
fury, we read: "a person of quality,
lady OF great age I'd this shire, had
horn growing out other toe and put
her from Walking. TWAS cut of by
DR.. H, and she was freed of pain and
walked"
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Presbyterian Church.

Rey. II, G. stoetzer, pastor.-sab-
bath school at $3.50 A. NJ, j. Walter
Barnes, superintendent; church ser
vices at iO:45 a. NJ, at which Rev. J,
II. Flanagan, of Grafton, will preach
in the absence of the pastor; Chris
tian Endcayor Society meets at 6:SoP.
NJ, leader, Mr.. L. W. Kelley; church
cervices at 1880 P. NJ, atwhich 3. W
Mills will speak A cordial invitation
fs extGHdel to all to attend these ser
Ncpa.
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Mathndl.t Prote,tant TempIe.

Monroe street, j. c. Bloomfield, pas
tor.-Blble school at $3.50 A. NJ;
Junior Endeayor at $3.50 p. NJ. Pnd
Senior Endeayor at 6:SOP. NJ; morn
ing worship at 1885, With sermon
outlining the extent Of the church as
revealed In prophecy; evening wor.
ship al 1880, special sermon on Jacol,
at Jabbok. Seats free and a cordial
welcome extended to all
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Miss Lake Entertained,

Miss Iva Lake was hostess to the
u. NJ. @. Thtmble Club las! evening
at her home, in the Fifth word A
delightful evening was spent at needle
work and dainty refreshments were
served. The name Of the cluI was
changed at this meeting to The Jolly
Jokers, The members present were
Misses Pearl Davis. Nellie Cox, Misses
shaGefman and Ella Davis,
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Fjrst M. 81 Church.

SIain street, near postoaieei g. ~
Smith, pastor There VIII be re
,yigal service tonight and tomorrow
$3.50 a. NJ Sunday school, g. ".
Evans, superintendent 1870 a A.
preaching By the pastor, subject
.THe Christians Race and Crown
$50 P. NJ, Epworth League, leaders,
Misses Lizzie Tough and Ruth De,
Vault, topic, "A Life Of unsdhsh Min,
istfation:s 1890 p. NJ preaching by
the pastor, subject, Come Let Us
Reason Together The revival ser
vices that have become SO interesting
will continue through next week
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Entertaln,d coed TIme an.

Miss Allie Fleming cntc tanned the
Good Time Club Friday afternoon at
her home, on Falrmont avenue. About
sixteen members of the club were
present, aud delightful afternoon
was spent Mrs. Henry Sample and
Mrs. Frank Nichols wero the guests
of the club yesterday. MIS-. Frank
Nicholson will be hostess to the club
at their next regular meeting.
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SUNDAY
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE
VARIOUS PLACES OF WoR-
SHIP TOMORROW.
Christ P e. church.

Rev. A. NJ. Barnes, rector.-HoIy
eucharist, 1880 A. NJ; Sunday school,
$50 A. NJ; morning prayer and 'it-
any, 1915 A. NJ; first Sundays and
festivals, second celebration of holy
eucharist, lO:45 a. NJ; eyensong. 1880
P. NJ; Friday, evensong, 1870 P. NJ;
holy days, holy eucharist, 1870 A, NJ.
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Catholic Church.

Rev. A. goutou, pastor.-Alass every
Sunday at s and 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Evening deyotions at 1880 o'clock, con
sigting Of the rosary and benediction.
Mass every morning during the week
at $50 o'clock.
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Monroe street N. E. chureh.

Rev. H. T. Jennings, pastor.-ser
vices at ii o'clock A. NJ. preaching
2:SOP. A.; Sunday school, 1880 P. Nj,
preaching by Rev. ]. Engle. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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atfmDn ~ attend anq get Acqliail y
edSsiti on nienbs and "a fTisals
of our church
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old EnrlI,h Houses.

Many old houses throughout England
have long been famous for the quaint
and humorous inscriptions painted or
carved on one OF their exterior walls,
on the portlco Of Arley Hall, the seat
Of the Warburton family, there is In
scrIbed this welcome;
This gate Is free to ali men good and
Right welcome thou, IL worthy to pass
through.
And at Ioseley House. Surrey, there
lsa Latin Inscription over the doorway
to this effect, Il nm shut to an enemy,
but am always open to a friend''
Above the door OF a house at Salypg'
ton, Sussex, In which Selden was born,
there IL a Latin couplet much to the
same Import, and Montacute House,
Somerset, has these two lines carved;
Through this wide opening gate
None come too early, none return too late.
Under a variety 81 forms We find tie
same niaxlm on different houses, and
at Feray Hall, ID the parish Of Az
.n6ndbuty over one ot the dooryays
yats lie words Az Honest man may
enter fad o. tlisfertr de fading
the tttot Wien ing tde prem
ise cheat may be on London
siHdsgtl.
Tom tiaymonl vice president 'oi 'ho
local asoc|ailo1 leil on an gfls ium
ihis morning for Pllisburs 10 attend
|he |eaWIr mofi'nt
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SPORT


Heres one ,n'l -'' '' '''-
& A9rsap' 'he Aar''ns t-''f
WHO WIG 9 wish ''' St. ,''' n''''
~ ioreau pitcher 'o'
Louis knerlc'ns was on
apps aEins youth When ne t'',.
BROW n 1908 He oaa nls p1'' '''
hia.ciass tsasel when The 81 ..''.
Club jumped from CHICAGO TO ~
ington. comins down 80 ne
handle thsolsh Ohio. he uAm ,-'''
atl q carte diner 0s u.'.
bill Of tafe look h''' D. '.''''''.
when he marled Ills oraeF' ana
the waiter brought hin 'n''.
about 81 he easped'
q don't want 10 0oy ine ','' pc
told the geitet p ''s' '-'' %
lot M '1
During spe l'sn' - 81 .,' ..,''.
er was assa0pes 'q ? '' ''.-'.'. r..
train when when S.ss'el z '''-'- -. '' 49,
rler Fnete ias. p ,.' '..' ~,
regard g - '''''''''' '
dered. ,.
MORGAN W. 9p s.''''
appeaLe ges - ~ wv r..
aug nlns - - .,, ,....
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Kappa Dellas this afisuoon "a honor
81 Mis- Heien ccNdsa she guest Of
the hoste MIS- AtaSlans htptpal
ers6urg vas an cutbi own sue
sIorgdatosn Post
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Birth iay EnteFtaIhjnI1eliIi

Miss Edith Maxwell Hartman Is ca
pertaining her ttttle friends tais ATE
noon a her home on Main street 'rils
occasion Is Miss Edits tenth birth
day anniyeTsaEE
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.AELpIwANrEp.

VI
HELpwARrED.
WANTED Apprentice for millinery
department. Apply by letter.
E. G. sTEMPLE & co.
W1NTE6-A good girl to do general
house work. Apply to Mrs. 3. G.
Frame S1s Main street.
WANTED-An experienced sales
man for the road. Apply at the West
Hirginian Office.
GIRL WANTED-Appl7 to Mrs. a. F.
McReeyer, 21s Walnut avenue.
WANTED-At once, or 8 girls with
some experience In laundry work APP
piy American steam Laundry Co, 1903
Fairmont avenue.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work Some one to work during the
day and sleep at home preferred. Ap,
ply either noon or evening at s26 Gas.
ION avenue.
LOST.
LOST Chain and bunch Of keys Re
turn to this Office.
FOR RENT.
N-eS~-r-rSoSe.e~r><
FOR RENT-Business room on Main
street Is per month. Address Boz
FoR SALE OR RENT-S.room house
convenient for two families. Inquire
so5 4thsteet, Fifth ward.
FOR RENT-6.Foom fat all conyen'
fences. Corner Of Walnut and Fourth
streets.
FoR RENT-Basement room, front.
Ing on Parks avenue. under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank
FOR RENT-A six.roon house with
bath at .1S washington street, Pos
session at once. Apply to J. w. Hair
& co.'s once. Main street.
TOR RESET-0ne seyeuFoon house.
Two fourroom cottages, two fatS. All
odern coayeniences. Good locations
i! saslu, peoples Bank Building. Z
FOR RRNT-A few choice office rooms
insthe new Peoples Bank building. APP
BIZ at the Peoples Bank.
F,OR REE'T-A number Of fine ONCE
rooms for rent in the Geo. NJ. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo. N. Jacobs, County Clerks office
WANTED TO RENT.
WAltTED-To rent four to six room
house. with a few acres OF ground,
eithinioae 70 three miles OF Fairnont
on street car line preferred. Write
8. care West Wrgiuian oGce.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Up.to.date grocery store
Adde'S, Box 3I5, Fairnont.
Wl1sTRD-A Rpool cablLet with si1
q ten drawers. Apply at West Viz
siaian caee.
WJANTED-To exchange new organ
fof 4 COCA mich eoS. Address, O. W.
shrineaker, Middleton, W. Va.
WANTED Partner worth about 5000
to become intersted IN established pay
ing business. Inquire 3D." West VII
ginIan ONCE.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR. Z
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WANTED-An experienced sales
man for the road. Apply at the West
yirginian Office.
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W,ANTED-To exchange new organ
for 4 COCA mich eoH. Address, G. W.
shrineaser, Middleton, W. Va.
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WANTED Partner worth about $500
to become intersted in established pay
ing business. Inquire d." West Viz
ginlan ONCE.
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WaNTEb-A good girl to do general
house work. Apply to Mrs. 3. G.
Frame, S1S Main street.
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GIRL WANTED Apply to Mrs. a. p.
McKeeyer, 21s Walnut avenue,
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wASTED-A Gpool cablEet with si1
"a Ten drawers. Apply at West Viz.
siaIaa oaee.
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Acknowledgements for millinery
department. Apply by letter.
E. c. sTEMPLE & CO.
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WANTED-At once, 2 or 8 girls with
some experience in laundry work. APP
piy American steam Laundry Co, 1903
Fairmont avenue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-29
New Frelsh, Line TO Omaha.

The Chicago Great Western and
the Wabash railroads have issued i
joint tariff On merchandise and com
modities between Kansas CITY and
Council Bluffs and Omaha thus form.
ing anew freight line between those
cities. This is made up of Inc Maple
Leaf from Kansas city 10 Conception.
Mo. ana-tlasr Wabash thence 10 Coun
cii Bluffs and Omaha. rnder The new
arrangement which becomes effective
next Monday. the Chicago Great
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-29

lanlnei Riehes, = prominent tusi'
ness man u Churabusco. Ind, who
spent q portion ~ the winter In this
city for his health. diet III bis hnnns
last Saturday from consumption. hav.
ing left Ias Vegas aS~xoon as he was
benefited and before his cure hsa been
completed. Mr.. Rlehey made q num-
~ of friends here during his stay.
Who win regret tn learn of his demise.
Deceased was a veteran 81 the Civil
war. having enlisted AT the outbreak
Of the rebellion. together with his
father. two brothers and two brothers.
In Law. all Of whom served i'm tho
same company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-29

Knights Of Columbus meet ever
second and fourth Tuesday OF tbs
month al the Fraternal Brotherhood
nall. Visitors welcomed, J. r Nc
Mahan, q X: Frank strass. =. 8.
PHYSICIAN,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-29

net, HARDING. sdiay s-snt '
,aIl In the uchmidt building. -
Sountain square. n . O'Clock. vlsl
nembers assa always weirosne.
y. COOK.
Presa'
- Miss Katie BurcheH. SecreI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-29

Mif~ankee, dune 2s.-~The demo.
cratic platform as prepared by the
committee on resolutions at an all
night sessioa and presented 10 the
conseAtfon to-day strongly endorses
Millisha Bryan as candidate for
president In is0s. The platform de.
mands the snfprcement of statutes
against Trusts. combinations and mon.
apoiies: faygprs tariff reytsiona and
election &c senator's BY a direct vote
of the people, and government coa.
troi and regulation ot aTi public ssr.
vice corporations. sa -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-29
New Mexieau.l

The territorial snpreme court mel
nj y O'clock this morning pursuant 20
Adjournment yesterday afternoon,
Tnose present were chief Justice WI
liam ,. Minis. Associate Jnsticc John
r. Meffe. Associate Justice Frank w.
Parker. Associate Justice William X!
pope. Associate Justice Edward a.
Mann. Associate Justice Ira a. Ahhctt
D. ID. sena. clerk Of the court was pre-.
sent. United States Marshal q.
NJ. Foraker was represented by his
deputy, II. j. Cooper. The territssy
was represented by Attorney Geperai
". q. Reid.
The following business was tran
saeted {:
No. 1873. Territory o. New Mex.
leo. ex. rel. r. i. Hnhhcii. W. PR.
fecto Arnliio. ". h. Childers and y
u. McMilien appeared for the appel
iants. and Nell H. Field for III" a,
PENDANT. Motion to dismiss argued
and submitted.
Ma ii0l. II, L.. Baca, ct al. plain.
ttfts. and FYbm6pgs Perea dc otero II
al ,apnellantA5ss Santiago Anaya ct
al. appellee. Catron D. Gortner M.
pear"d f"r the appellants and Mcaite
len Il Reynolds. +. w. Clancy, y. D.
Rodey aud L. u Prince for the appel.
lees. Motion to auash citation argued
and submitted,
&. p. Downs and II, II, Majors, It
A~lainogordo, who had passed q most
credilabl examination. were admitted
TO the bar aud took the oath Az aS
torneys.
The ~IolIosin g cases were takxna "
yesterday afternoon:
No. 1fsT. 10 the matter of Bern.
hard Meyer. bankrupt, W. b. Child
ers and T. L. Medler appeared for tbe
appellant and +. W. Clancy and 8.
Burkhart Tor the appellee. Case te
set TO next tern.
No. Hs3. Territorx or New Mexico.
appellee. vs.. Felix. Baca, appellant,
Attorney General n. q Reid appear,
ed for the Territory. Judgment
affirmed on account o. failure to per
feet sfpeal and appellant IL TO serve
sentence OF one year In the peniten-
Tiny imposed in the case. .
No 1lss. Territory OF New Mexico,
appellee. VS.. Manuel Robie, appellant.
Attorney General W. q Reid appeared
far the Territory. Judgment affirmed
on account Of failure to perfect ap-
pea, and sentence of appelbn Il i
kear In the penitentiary. afffrfned.
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Or. II. w. houF-os'eopa,hi" ply
stefan. office. Othey block: hours,
3 to IL; 1880 TO 4; phones, Las
Vegas IL, Colorado l7s. Sunday
hours by appointment
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aeh<ksh Iooss4 I. o. o. r. meet
.soand and fourth Thursday evenings
{ zach month as the / o. O. y. hail.
Mrs, Matte q Carried. noble Grand.
is Ida Hedgcork. steegrand: Ma
lara BEL. secretary: Mrs. SatUA
ioherts. treasurer.
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A. ~ damages In the sum Of g..
000. le4n \. Sargent has brought suit
In ~the ftct court ~ Rio Arriba
Coenky HIST the New Mexico Ir.
Iifrted LAnds company. The suit In
broasm NJ recover far wares and mel
sueandl6< Mold b, the plaintiff 10 the