Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

Hon. A. G. Bernard. VI this city. Tie
has been impressed with Tucson and
the excellent results from the putting
on OF the gamblins lid here, amt he
decided 10 follow the example OF Tue
son In Cananea. II was q stunaln8
blow 10 q bunch OF Bisbee gamblers
who were planning 10 establish 4 Mon'
t. Carrie across the line al Naco.
where the lambs could come 70 be-
shore. but the games will not be a.
lowed In Naoo OF anywhere else In
Sonora aud In that respect sonora will
have the edge on Arizona.
THIRD AoIo-up MAN ARRgsrgo-
After arresting Bob Kennedy. the
third party charged with holding up
the Winters saloon on Upper Tomb
stone Canyon. Onacer Jack White was
yesterday morning forced to return to
Capanea with Kennedy. and placed
him In tall to await extradttion. o.
flcer White LETT Tor Cananea a few
days ago TO arrest Kennedy. but was
unable to locate him. He had couclu.
siye proof. however. that Kennedy
was In Cananes. The first OF thta
week he left for that city With tho
avowed Intention OF remaining there
until he located Kennedy. He saw
Kennedy on the street. arrested and
placed him on the train bound for
Bisbee. A the train pulled out. Mex
lean o6icers entered and forced Oficer
White to place Kennedy In jail at
Cananea --Bisbee Review.
DOUGLAS SrNGgr RAILWAY
Work will o be In full swing on
the Douglas street railway, Ia which
$1,000 will be invested. making the
connections between the principal dis
tricts OF the city, the smelters and
the suburbs 80 close As to practically
weld all into one great Douglas. says
the international American. A force
OF men Is today at work trimming and
preparing the trolley poles tor setting
and the work OF setting them will be-
gin next week. says Manager Pirtle.
Between now and April | the work Of
grading the new roadbed viii be com.
menced. and then oil things will be
moving toward the completion of the
line to the extent that BY May Is, says
Mr.. Pirtle, the end OF the work will
be In sight and a day may be named
when the people OF Douglas will have
their flne street railway system In
operation. The new cars are TO be
shipped from st. Louis on May 10.
a SENSATIONAL WEDDING
Allen David Hill, a New York 50
ciety young man, and Mrs. Mae Dor
othy MacI.aren, sister Of A. N. Dutton
assistant manager Of the Brooklyn RAJ
pid Transit company. were married at
albuquerque In a quiet, but rather
sensational manner They arrived on
Monday on the California limited train
and took apartments at the A~lvarado
under the naple OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Hill. New York City. Tuesday after
noon they inquired at the probate
clerks ofhice for = marriage license.
and were married that evening BY
Rev. Barron. Congregational minister.
An hour later. w. c. Heacock was
aroused 1t bis jewelry store by a rat
Ting At his door. The bride and
groom desired to purchase = wedding
ring. the bride, who Is about three
years the senior Of the groom. saying
that she could not sleep until the be
trothal circlet Of gold was around her
finger. Wednesday afternoon they
were automobiling around the city Ut
Y whirlwind pace, six feet Of a white
bridal veil streaming in their wake.
They refused to be interviewed. and
Il Il thought that the marriage IL the
sequel OF N ~elopcnent.