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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered o
Record

Caroline Youngdale to w Youngdnle.
warranty deed TO PIKE rods southwest
corner Of lot l. block g. plat C..........y l
D. 3. Jeremy to Western Pacinnc Rail-
way company. warranty decd TO 5Sl0
rods southwest from rods south or
tho northeast corner OF lot S, block 81.
plat c 5000
willis N, Holland to Andrew whytc.
warranty deed 10 lot 8 block 2. Kel-
Sey * G subdivision ...-.....,........... 1.400
Louis A. Groves TO Wilford S. Gray.
warranty deed 10 lots and T. block -,
plat a, Garden City ....,..,............,. 100
G. Q. Cannon association TO Taylor-As
Lumber company. warranty deed 20 60x
le5 feet southwest from 25 feet south
Of the southeast corner OF lot G. block
70. plat A $500
Ernest Toronto TO Bcss II Crngor. wnr-
ranty deed TO lot Z. block 2. Toronto
Lillian a. Cutler to William Beckman
ct al. warranty deed TO lot IL. block
2 Cutler subdivision -:.,....-,,,.,.. 17o
Clare Moebost to D. b. Baumberger, war
[Fonty decd 10 lox2s rods northeast
Of 10; l. block 9. plat d .......s 1,s5o
]. E Erickson TO Murray Lattor-day
Saints church. warranty deed to part
OF section la, township SOUTH range
John P. Nelson to Big Cottonwood
T. Ditch, company, warranty deed
TO water right in Big Cottonwood
creek. section q township south.
George H. Watts to Melvin NJ Miller.
warranty decd TO 6.esx?s rods south
east from tho northwest corner OF lot
1, block n. 1o-acre A .......,..s,..,.,..., 600
Frederick Barrow to Joseph McRae.
warranty deed 20 rodssi3A feet OF lot
I. block q, plat B .......,.......... 1875
A. Fleishmnn OF al. TO Mutual Realty
company, warranty deed 10 S3N550 feet
northeast from the southwest corner OF
lot D. block IS plat a .4...,.,.,..,..'..,. $500
r. ]. Evans to Timothy Egan. warranty
deed to lot "a. block G. Smelter City A /
Edward E Haynes TO S l. Moyle. quit
claim deed 10 the southeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter OF section ..
township south, range west.,s,...,.. /
Estate OF Louise Johnston to T. Egnn.
guaranty deed TO lots 81 md 30. block
ic nN.,nN nhh I'm &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
NOTICE.

ohy given by the CITY 90 o0unf1 nf
Not'ee Is noa iaSc city OF the intent,rV inte,ng. de-
smcb Council to make thg Construct
scribod improvement, " o,r 90 feet wide
ing d ccnem em inches thick on tine Soc
I'D Of Filth South street troats. and on
ond West and Eighth West stS,,b 81, street be-
tho north side oil -. rii' ond Eighth West
srcIs .meeu IN sidewalk districts MN NTo Of the
Si and dcfray the abutters poatinatcd at
cost and expense s,ebirtylthree rr- and e9-l9S 100
nse nse,, TN tnousa Iaiinrs or one and 10,lo Hing
doiIars per front or linear TOO 'od aeventy-
foI1r Thousand five hunorsd ,annroyement,
six NSI6l Ieot a.suonnI aosroI upon the lots OF
py 90 'o}d 81 yroind within the foli, foli9T'nts t6 be
sscribed district. being the aId oasd' improve
affected and and oensh'e3f %Il Of lots 5 and s, s,
hionk 40. Mi Of lots and 6, blocK ~, g, nil Of
LOIS 6 a 7 and S, block %, pie.. mart OF
lots and G, block a. Pias lection l. town
the sSuthWeSr ranra qup west, Salt Lake base s,.
sn,P +r,cTIdan; ali Of lots 1 and q osUIN sn,H
> all Of lots ! and 81, BLOCK l. Iii ~ lots
division of block 29 piaII oIi Of lots /
ana N ,c,sIvs ., p.Ivs block i. Coates C9rIm as
sUbdiyislon OF block n, plat
Lake City survey. la commencement Is
ostIreotcd ne ot six thousand seven num- ~
0fty-nIne and LOO G6io9ol' onc thou
which sum the cty's portion a,,o r and U-lC
sand seven hundred twenty-five tbousand nm
tl725D dollars, LEAVING 9No lgssoss 60, dollars to
he raised by local assessment; carry.
Ali protests and objections 70 ne .h1 Dresent. es
ing out Of such ntentiS2n mgse mRssogder ge on OF
satn1e ed IN Wfs bs IN d. day OF May. 1906 being the
tme set t BY said Council when It Tl heni
and consider such protests ana oo'ee''''<
az may be mnde thereto. Council of Salt
Ry order of the city tou"'t
Lake City. Utah. ,
Dated Mnrch 3. 1906 ,,,., pooorser.
]. B MoREToN City keo0FIyii6p WIG.
Sidewalk Extension NO no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
BURGLARS TAKEN IN
Three Men Arrested, Charged With
Invading Stores.

-Four burgRries were reported TO the police
on Wednesday, all OF them. strange TO say.
having h,en committed within distance OF
two blocks OF each other. and within the
single hour between and o'clock Wcdncs-
day morning.
Tho places entered and tho losses sustained
Lcib stationary store. $40; Doull
drug store. SIS. Patterson Candy company, $40.
Van Dyke Drug company. $40.
Within an hour after the commission OF these
crimes the police on a stlll hunt for the
offcndero. About o'clock Sergt. Hempcl and
officer johnson arrested j. B. O'Kano. ] G..
johnson and J. u. Ivy and locked them up
suspicion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
GASOLINE MOTOR ARRIVES.
Will Run Between Portland and For
est Grove

PORTLAND, Or. April B.-Ths Hartman
lines at Portland have received from Omaha
n large gasoline motor car, which is TO he
put into operation within the next few days.
between Portland and Forest Grove. Or The
car has q speed of from forty to sixty miles
an hour. Is built TO CLIMB heavy grades md
Will carry NIFTY passengers. II the car proves
q success cars OF similar design will be put
into service on tho other Hartman lines In tho
Northwest to for intcrurban passenger
trnfIlc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Railroad Notes.

Superintendent f. 8. Elliott OF tho Rio
Grandc went East yesterday q tour Of in
spection OF his division.
Tho Sweet Nell of Old DrIry'' company
went East to Denver this morning ovor the
Union Pacific.
Col II II. Shepherd of tho Chicago & AL
ton at Denver spent Wcdnosday In Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
BOND ISSUE OF s2oo, 900 900.
Southern Railway Authorizes Issue
for General improvements,

RICHMOND, Va. April ls.-Stockholdsrs OF
the Southern railway. in special session here
today. voted Issue OF 500 010. .0cO nfty-yoar
4 per cent bonds. The stockholders adopted
resolutions approving the scheme devised by
the directors for the general Improvement Of
tho different lines OF the Southern system.
This bond Issue is part Of the scheme for
extending and strengthening the system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
MR., HEINZE COMING.
Mining Magnate and Party Will
Visit Bingham on Friday.

F Augustus Henze and q party OF twenty
capitalists Will arrive in Salt Lako from Butte
On Friday morning They Will proceed direct
20 Bingham. where they Will make an inspec-
tIon OF the mining properties In which Mr
Hcnz9 Ia heavily interested. Tho party viii
return to this city on Friday evening. and will
spend Saturday here leaving for the East on
Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
CHARGED With Theft,

One stroke OF hard luck added to an
other and finally the company could not pay
dividends. About 1904 his mothor-in-law be-
gan to ask for the Income from her estnte,
or which Forester had charge. He could not
Forester in desperate strpits, and his
wifc's family pressed demands for an nc-
counting. The result waa TINT nc was arrested
tho charge OF grand larceny and locked up
until no managed to Rct $1,000 bail Again
nc was committed To the Tombs, for tho per
son who went his bond had lost confidence
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Approved this 2lst day OF March. 1906
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
State of Utah, city and county of Salt

State of Utah, city and county OF Salt
Lake. ss;
I, J. b Moreton. City Recorder of Salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
tho above and foregoing is a full. true
titled AN ordinance levying n tax upon
the property ebutting on both sides OF
Second South street from the west side
OF Third East street TO the west side of
Tenth East street in Paving District No.
l9 for tho purpose of providing for the
grading. curbing, gutterlng and paving
thereof" passed by the City Council of
Salt Lake City, Utah, March 10, 1906. and
approved by the Mayor March D. 1906. as
appears of record In my office,
In witness whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
of said city this 21st day of March, 1906.
], b. MORETON,
(SeaD City Recorder.
Bill No, ..
Paving Extension No 10 t17ao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Prominent Clubman.

FoTcstor was n conspicuous figure In Wall
street ton years ago. He had much influence
socially and power In club circles lie
Is q thlrty-third degree Mason md wns onco
Grand Commander OF the knights Templnr In
1898 he road the report OF the Geological sur
Vey which announced that gold had been found
I'm the Carson river Colorado, and estimated
that ore TO the amount OF Sl60,ODoGOO could
easily be mined along It's bed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
LOST HIS FORTUNE,
NOW CALLED INSAAE
Once Prominent New Yorker
Ruined Mentally and Finan-
cially Through Mining.

NEW YORK. April B-With the effort Sat-
urdny 10 prevent the commitment or Peter
Forester. onco wealthy man in Wall street.
10 an insane asylum. there was told story
OF how tho gold caused the undoing Of
ono OF the prominent men of the city. For
roster. arrested on the charge of grand lar
ccny a rcmlt OF the failure OF his company
10 get gold OF Cnreon river In Colorado
was sentenced recently TO the Mattcowan In
sane asylum by Judge McMahon, and HIS
lnwyors making a determined hight To
save him the ground tho man has never
been udJudsod insane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Put in His Fortune.

Enthusiastically organizing tho Carson River
Gold Mining company. Forrcstcr did hie ut
most 90 get financial backing. He put all his
fortune, amounting to about SL0o000O, into
tho deal sold his seat In tho stock exchange.
and then took. II ia alleged, all the money
belonging TO his wifo'S mother. which he had
invested In sofe stocks. and used that in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Drunkenness.

A positive and permanent cure for
drunkenness and drug addictions. Kee-
Icy Institute, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
meeting of the Young Women's CnIs
tian association Will be held In th-roor.
of the Manufacturers and Merchants =
sociation. 209-Gll So. West Temple y
April g, 1906 at s p. IN. for the purpo<
Of considering and acting upon articles
Incorporation.
EVA NJ. FLEMING. Secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Made Bad Mistake.

The enterprise pushed energcticnlly
Forester directed the work. but made ono bad
mistake in Judgment HO spent almost 500.
Geo In Installing n screening plant ot tho
mines, whcrcaS chemical plant should nave
been used. This mistake caused the delay
and once the gold deposits were tapped thoy
did not amount 10 much Forester had
fondly cSpcctcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Mind Failed Him.

Financial wory and tho night made against
him by his wife's relatives preyed greatly on
Forrcstor's mind. and when the case OF lar
ceny up his counsel maintained that he
could put In defense because no in
sano. commission was appointed and de-
cidcd he wns not insane, but had incipioat
ecnlle dementa. no then being 6l ycars old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No -
Thursday evening X. OF p hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

LINCOLN LODGE NO. q. Y.ofp
every Saturday evening. o'clcef ~ vs'
p hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
n Order OF Eastern Slag-
Y Masonic Hall, first Moldz|
1 each month. Members Of a
M ter jurisdictions and yis!tiz|
members cordially inviteI
Rhoda A. Conely, Wofl1
Matron. Nancy Leatherve99
SecFsla7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

Independent Order Of Odd 1sl,,..
FIpEL1TY LODGE No, IT. I. o. O :
o'clock, |. .. o. T.. temple yiastn,.
come. n. Fl. Leonhard, N. G.; ].
Secretary. s4u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

Mt. MoRIAH LODGE NO. 2, p. aaa
M-Masonio hall second Monday ~
month Members Of sister lodges and &
iournlmg members In good standing t
yited. A II Peabody. w. NJ Chrzl
pher DiehI. Secretary.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-12-12
~ Sensible ~
Holiday Goods
When you buy Holiday Gifts-the
kind that are useful are appreciated
the most. HERE is A LIST

A Fine Muffier soc
A Nice Umbrella ....S150 to 500
A Good Pair Silk Lined Gloves 150 to 200
A Good Pair Warm Mittens 49,. SOC to 90
A Fine Dress Shirt .... LOO to 1 so
A Good Warm Cap. .. SOC to / 90
! doz. Fine Linen Handkerchief
with or without initial ............. $50
A Fine four in hand Necktie ..... SOC
A Nice Fancy Vest 100 to 800
A Good Suit of Underwear ..... LOO
! doz. Fine Black Hose. ......... 1.5O
A Howard Stiff Hat ...... 2.75
| doz. Linen Collars ..... 15O
pair of Silk Suspenders. -. SOC to LOO
A Handsome Leather SUR Case 49,. 500
An all-wool Sweater ........ 200
A Fine all wool Overshirt ......... 200
Hucdrndc IF nthnr Unnd Concihlo
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-12-12

Mems Suits.
We are offering during our
Christmas Sales some Of the hand
soonest Suits ever shown. Our
prices are certainly the most
reasonable, offering some new
suits in Woosteds, Cashmeres and
Homespuns at So 80 and $1,000.
We show the newest cuts in the
Fl. S. & M Varsity Suits for $15
to $18 hand tailored, lined with
best Serge and guaranteed the
very best clothes money can buy.
100 Pair of Odd Pants ....... 200
200 Pairs of all-wool Malone Pants,
"a value at 40
Boys Wool Knee Pants ........... 5Oc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20
OPTICAL ILiusioA
0y
y. Ray Fyises.
$@

All" remarked the newEnapeTEasn.
"A he stepped out of the office and
breathet the pure fresh air, how
delightful II the air out here. The
moment . set out NJ doors I seem 10
Get ideas"
Then why don't you move your
typesFit.r out u doors 10 do your Cd,
isoriaiss" suggested thu friend To
whom thu above remark was address.
I'd.
Those ticket seaipers TINT federal
judge enioined In Chicago from scalp
ing tickets ON the Pennsylvania and
other lines will now have 10 grease
their fomahawks and lay them sway
for an indefinite period.
What some one says about You be.
hind your back doesn't hurt ron Nd
much rs u does him.
lin Lane was riding 10 town On
. load IL cord wood last week for
our office. He was going tn pay up
three years back subscription viii II.
The wagon ran into q mud hole three
miles east Of town and Jim had 10
get the office force TO help him De.
liver the wood here. We carried II
al the wy In on nj backs and
Jim squared up. We have . end
supply Of fuel Tor this winter but this
Issue II long on boiler piste" be.
cause We have been so busy iuhting
In that wood.-Hoopeston tIii.b TUrch.
= 2
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

Representative NAthxn Hale - TNE.
aessse s1agzaees IN ahe aexa sssagy~sx
be- VII AnaEeamee y nj - FxsAIh1s ~
wearaag 0s he pr~k sA@a xAaEt waasG.
liz ssAlzrS 10 Hgsaghmzsts thns Hale
snl never lnsrazsase Ihe TIL Nkea
IN sssnssS "a . skas~ dosa ksw aahG hsss
The neETs. faF NJ he persists in bis pas,
pose the sxssrS wffg s<e ~ u hat n
hasnt Iae u~Ssassaalsg, Tha peska
hoo has eMaEse tS ssaS. TIE girls lii
10 scar sf~~ss least na0Sa IA tAssaza DO
ana - far ~ they can see. she auys.
al AM gassES. find ~ ~oai.rtissn "a
their dxsaag aa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

n n sAses 80 <oo1 asxhcrits that
y4n@s Y. smith ~ho fsrrnaliy sssas,
ID she s~ossraosshlp a Inc Phiiirr
pins soa4y. sia shortly y succeed.
"a BY Charles u asnDa ~ the Psaa.
NJ c1nai rone. Mssoe~s meieprie
carcer from m obscure Nehsasla la~.
yer % hls prezeus posisioa stamps him
- ! blg man. and there are many ~ho
believe thai BE- Vii 500 Land III the
cabin<i Or On the Supreme bench.
Win ihs departure ~ Maxoon from
the canal sone shech he has - ally
governed. the office which NJ held
~iIi cc4ae 10 exist. 40 tbe 1le.sns
yearly salary which - drew will he
puf u other uses.
seven years sro Maxoon xas y Law.
yer In IAacoln. Neb., and was wholly
nnknowa 10 fame. Ii 1889 he was ap-
pointed 70 his nrxi federal office. that
Of . ~ officer III the bureau u IN
sular affairs. Here ~ served under
ths Immediate dirccsioa o. Eiha Root.
who uas then secretary of war. and
10 succeeded Ii proving his worth
% that astute statesman. Hard study
and research 0na made the young
Nebrsskaa "A authority "a the juris-
prsdsncs u spanish.Anertcaa cous,
tries and HI decisions ~ opistoas
% banning and iatricats lssal matters
coacerniag Cuba. Porto Rico ard The
philippines published n book
forn ~ direction Of Secretary hoot.
II Vas II 1904. Whoa the Uaited
States had acquired provisional SOW.
eretgnty over the canal none. that 0p.
postunity eaaIly Knocked A NJ.
SHOWS door, and found him ready and
prepared. A loyal code TO mset the
peculiar coalitions existing Ii the
'caaaI soae was nccessary and 0scrs-
tary TAN found In the Nebnskaa ne
mas ready made Tor the Job. VIXEN
NJ called 10 thank the preaident for
the appointment. Roosevelt replied:
"You have won your spurs by hard
ana painstakinG work and need thank
10 oae Tor the opportunity 70 wear
then"
Perhaps the greatest praise MAscon
ever received came from the ranks 81
Inc enemies Of the administraton's
canal policy. foremost Or whom u
ssastor Morgan u Alabama. Every
move msde by the canal commission
ms been subjected 10 the scathlng
criticism Of Senator Morgan, yet dur.
Ing the last congress no paid Z warm
tribute 70 Mam0n. declaring In q
speech that his administration 81 AZ
fairs was beyond criticism.
MAsoon. despite the Hibcrnian cast
70 his name. comes from an old New
EnGland family. He was horn II Min
nssota. His mother II still living. ~
ssdlng q her sons home In Lincoln,
NsbH
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

The following editorial in,thc Pueb,
o CAiosta.n Is - applicable 10 the
North@n New Mexico Fair and Fall
FESTIVAL, to be held Id Las Vegas next
week. u II Ii 10 the territorial fair.
low II progress at Aibuquerque.
In addition 10 the Colorado fairs
that are being held this week at
Monte Vista, Monirose. Las AMI
mas and Canon City. the twent.
sixth annual territorial fair n also
betng held nj Alhuqueraue.
Lack Or sufficient railways. land
titie complications, an u~nscientlflc
distribution OF Irritating water. and
Other reasons have delayed the
progress of New Mexico IN agricul
ture, but a better cra has already
kegnn and the fair II albuquerque
ought to be a revelation TO those
persons who consider that TERRITORY
a. bound To remain 4 sparsely yet.
tied and desert waste. With the
big land grants broken up and sold
to sexual settlers. with d few more
railway lines added 70 those that
have been put IN operation In re
cent yesrE with the underground
n well ~ the surface water sup
plies developed BY means or artes.
Ian wells and storage reservoirs and
scientifically distributed so that ii
can be used and not wasted, New
Mexico will surely take d prominent
place In The front rank Of American
statehood. 1885, = !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

hanSaS Cts. Ss --Tmgsae. r..
5ewasas nt@sss. s1TaaF.
Native s&ssrs- ssas = % ~. sssssA-
~En szssFsA E-s 4 sss sanxAsrn
sas*S. sSaa III tSaas native COWS an4
heaseEs. fas& q sSsms sfaeksrs ani
~fs&s%ss. s.ss y ssss: halas. ssaa q
ssfas calves. tzyE y tsa@ xesteEa
I'D saesEs x1sa = ss-ss xessera
Ted e"ws - III ss.1s
sheep: R@eeaFaS saaa: ssssav-
MastaGs. NsgasExa lasalsg. sea
q Ss@s range weshsr So Il 49,:
led sass. Size n kSsa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

N. W. Fisher. travelling representa-
tive Of the Oliver and the Emerson
pianos. was hauled over the Goals in
the east side police court this morn.
Ing. for having failed for a period OF
two years to pay the required ped.
dlers' license Of $50 per annum. The
was continued until he could con
suit an attorney,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

A memerial monument 10 the mem.
bers Of the sath and 10th Ohio regi.
ments. to which regiments nj or two
Las vegans may have belonged dur
Ing the war Of the rebellion. was nm.
yelled at the old Upper Piaua camp
grounds this afternoon. Speeches
we're made By. several distinguished
veterans. A Joint reunion Of survivors
OF the two regiments was held In
lPiqua today and will be continued
over tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Hcusesees6 Entry. No estf.
Department Of the interior. Land o.
flee at Santa Fe. n. NJ. September
II, 1905.
Notice h hereby given that Felipe
Trujillo Of Gslissso. n. A.. has filed
notice of his intention to make final
fIve-year proof In support OF his claim.
viz: Homestead Entry No csii ma..a
August -. 1901. OF the . w II. N 4
II. 8 Il II. NV II. and lots 2 and :
Of Section I. Township n ~. Range
rs r.. and that said ssoof Will "a
made before the register nr receiver
Ct sasta Fe. n. NJ, on oetoies -.
1896.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residenee up
ON. and cultivation Of. the Land. viz:
Natfvfdad Leyba. Emiterio Ieybs. Mar.
isno SaDeher. yustinSsuo Leyba. IN Of
Galisteo, N. N.
MANUEt. R. orEao.
s473 Reeisfes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

Bring the sEesm of e~serFthinr tn
The fair next xesa. Seeing foe them
selves sii be- convincing heyond pr,
adventure In strangers who viii flack
here from all parts so sse xhat In 10
he seen. r
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

sxs slkxa2g seesAs1s sfssr mneM sas
e&ssAaas ~ nSz~1 shs sa1nrFx .stA
elaborate A~AsKsEaxs. s~skiax Estsh -
sassnEAEws mna F~sa&Fnes @s saaR s~~s
ssus - ne exssnsrg. Th#T e4a naaas1s
In aEasA ssAsFangts sn1 81 atsExrs -
ssmasaa hs whas EAss 49,.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

Las NssAs ~ili SA0x her ability 10
handle hS esawas sg accommodating
an the people who win attead the
fair nsx ssss Ill file time daring
theIr stsy In ths Meadow rssy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

It'll he nsiesats ". n. Andrews
for reconciliation al the territorial n.
publican convention. which meets In
Las Vegas ON the 2sth inst, and his
reelection 70 n seat In congress Ii
only n question Of majority.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

District conventions ARE heiag held
by the republicans Of each of the
three districts af LOGAN county. OKLA.
today for the purpose OF selecting
candidates for the constitutional con.
yention. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

The Santa re New Mexican Of last
evening contained n splendid illus.
traied sritealp n the Pecos Valley Of
New Mexico. with special timely ar
ticIes on the resources and conditions
OF Roswell and chayes eonnttes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

Mrs. Carrie Nation has returned 10
Denver. accompanied by her mana.
Or. II not her Ratchet, and declares
she viii remain In that city In.
definitely. She H. Considering q flat.
tering offer from . theatrical man
and may conclude 10 accept II through
her manager. 10 which event the
Ratchet must be Forthcoming.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-20

Trinidad. Colo, Is at last arousing
from her lethargy and win do things
Tor the advancement Of the city's 10.
teresfs. At q meeting OF the cham.
her Of commerce In the Kingdom OF
Las Animal. the other evening, It