davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

AbtheilaHssn ganoqsn0armen bon2
ten ieln paroe. IN oeHeH Tih 3e;ten
DoH IliBFimmaRg berausHelsn nirs
Dn. 0s ais 8efnesana 0ssr 4rt
nfrD Der iof0gtigs We1TeI Don G1rai-
ionsH Der aompagaien 9~m0ssn0ar-
men bon e~ieHfuesos uno Mlatansas
Kin.
Ter gensralfpniul Steinbart te6rie
beute Eleraer 5uri1 uHo berihtste. Bar
gre % Dieristeitsa IN GisnFne1ps ees
tern ~ssi9eIegt nor0en ielen.
@hdrles 6. Wa1oon. Ser neu erz
E1nRte p~roaHoriihe @eapsrneur bDa
Suba, eHpfias bsute @prmittaa b:els
5slufer uno ftano permanent NIT
serrn Iait in 8sr6inoana, nm Gin
lot N Die angelsgeuhsitsn gu erlau,
sen.
gamaiuani, 10. 0Etober.
Sanitn0 Re6.len, Bic Den 9rupsen
oes GeIerals Mahaoes anqeb0ren.
Iino 6eate 6ier entpafTHet pDuoen. Ne
4rbeit Der GHtpcffnanastemmiTare
iheint iufolgs oeIer erI6nert su fDerz
oea, OaB Die 9egieruRasfreipiIius
nod bepaFfHet iino, abr Der 9efe6lss
baber Ger gaHogeRoarmen BAT 0sn Be
iebl erAaltea Bel Der gntpaffRuna Der
5reiDiaigcn 6ilfe 3u leifeR.
&emeoips. 10. Stto0er.
Geitern abeno berri6ie bier orobe
4afre9uHg negsn Der 5~treitiqfeltsn
siuifdeH Der 8sp0lfsruHq Der Sta0t
ano 0en Observation-Disclosures girer
Der 2ebterea lpur0e erf6oFen. Sense
habea BIER cine Mlsnge 5hitBereier
hattseiunDsn ua0 BE 8.p6lleruna
iarhtet fi6. Die Sbdrsn oOer 6tnter
81 0ifRea.
aeip gorf, 8. Oft.
Rahri6ten aus 5uDertdffger Queae
3ufoigs lit In Der 9ropin3 6aaana
pdbrsab oeg fubanifhen Re0olution
troB bGufiga 35nlpie aur q1us Quz
BsroroentIib geriager Sha0sn 6srurz
fd4t pprOea. IS puroen teine 6Guz
ier ODER 5tdle 3sritort uno feline Sets
Der perfuiitet. Sn oieier gesiebun1
inu lie Die gbiaigite aeoolution" fein,
Die BsItiHOtsn ie srtebte. Die 9an0s
SaEOIeute itie in bic 6eimat6 suri4=
aetebrt uHO bearbsiten pieoer ibre
6sloer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
SppRisn.
Maorio, 10. Oft.

Wtdori0. 10. Oft.
9as psue @sreinsgefsB miro Dem
n5erdIoo" 5ufoige naffte6eH0 8eitim=
munger eHt6dltea:
1. &eiR religi0ier SrDeH bari obae
GenebmiguHg oes garIaments gegriia.
bet per0eR.
2. Der Staat fOa ieoem 0roens=
mit3Iieoe 6dlfe dngeoei6en laHen, ods
lein @elubos pioerrufea min.
3. Der Sufti5niniIter lpiro srmG6=
ti3t, ale reliBi0ien Sroeu auf5ulofen,
pel6e Bic Mprol ooer ben Qauofrie
ben gefd6ron.
A. 0as 9a6iast ion Sic 6rei6rieFe
offer 9roen priijeH uao Die i1egalen
amtlth fir ungiltis ertlGren.
3. 8etigi0le 9r0en, 0eren Mlisalies
oer ausldn0er iin0. ooer osren 95ere
i'm 4uslanoe mo6Hen, peroen aufees
loft. Die 8ehbroen IinO ermG6ti9t,
obHe Die @ElaubniB osr qaiitlinen
2ber:n in 8lpiisr ~ein3uoringen.
s. &eiH geiitlider 9roen odrF 81.
gentbum ernerben, oGs iiber feline urs
iprungliGsn 3mede biHausgebt.
z. Die Summer, mshe 5r0en 3cn
ibren Wtitg!ienern Bel 0eren Gintritt
berma6t fper0eH. iopie Die 53uDeiIuus
gen ats uobttbdttsen 3ej9nuugeH fol-
lep beitimmt feItssiebt peroeu.
8. 4ae 8ermdhtnife uHo ale
Shentungen lebenosr perfenen an
9roen iino berbpteu.
8. &eligioie Gfoen, melhe 6a6rt
fen o0er 6anoelsgeiddTts trei6eH,
ioaen Die regeIre9teu SteuerR 5ag
len
10. Gs ioIeu 9eitimmuageu ii6ar
Die 4uiioiumg religi0ier Sroen qc.
troifau meroen.
+. II. 0as @eieB BON 1887 ii6ey SIC
anmelolmg reIi9ioier 9r0eH ble:bf
IN Strait.
Maoria. 8. Oft.
lie 8epublifaner treFten euerl.-
ide &orbereituHgen. am Die Strides.
6ra8e uor Oas@arlameut 5u briage4.
@llBer Der Ieuoerung 0es @ereius
geieBes, 0as Die 3eqieruua nit je-
uiiien Wooiii3irmgea eiutr:uaea
mill Uerlaugen sic Rcpu6!ifancr Sic
Ooaitdn6ige Aiibeblng Ser 9emiai.
glmg 0ea @ehalts iiir 0pn pdpit!idler.
4rntius I'M Budget.
Maorib, 8. Gftp6er.
RAD osR r6eraEoo@ ba6en flint an
geiesene 8iiGDfe Spaaiens einen
4rcteIt an Die Re5isrung Qe9en Sic aes
aeutodrti1e antilir6an.dmpaane 9e
r.1.t5 0e. pte lie bebaupttn, BON 90
iitiiera angehtftet purae. I'm bic 4ui
mertiamle.t ben Dem aationalen I'M
lid a63uIeafea. Die giI61fe TIaen
gum She'll: .9as Bolt brauat fsins
~5ts.bRiten rosr @eiebs, BON oenen e.
te men @ebrau@ yWadsu Tam. mas
ods 9olt braudt. inp Ra6run1smits
tel ua0 6TlfsmaBnabmsu Io6aB &c
niht sur aaspaRoeruH8 ge3pungen
it,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

Billion Hoer Sic Sem Reihstaa sa- uns
terbrsiisnoeH 8uesstfor0erunaen al
toHierissn. IS banoelt fh 5eIDn0ers
Saram, f~sIt3uHsusne spie Der Rd6He
aeihshausA5lissgtn am spedma=
Bigiten III ssFdlien If. 70 oaB aud
BIZ militafiiasn @~rfnroernihe asba
reno beriidEhtiaf nerOen t5nnen.
DAB 0eni 8eihsta9 cine HeHe gailis
tar1orIdgs 5ugs6eH iol. mar 6ereits
6etannt. Die gsIultnie 0sr iHHgttgH
adiiermanober ino fir peri bie0ens
IeaforDeraHgsn maB9s6eno eepeIen.
6rieorihsbafea Murttem6cc
g Cfto6sr.
Das neue lenl6dre 2uFti1tif be-
8rafsH Zeppelin ftis3 6eute bier auf
uao it5elte Der Shnfi5er greass IA.
Haf9sm er bsrih s0sae maaD5sr aass
go i5rt bate DsrIapano ser 8lnoa
aus osH Qu3eR Der 3Hfnaaer. gi9s
aE3abI beuiitsr Cifi5iefr un0 SUD-
Dertdnoiser mar BEL osHue6ungsn ans
DeieRo, oie speifelos sriOI5rsia iOls
yeu.
Berlin, 9. Gtto6er.
n BEN beretts leit gl0naten f9De.
bsnoen @erFabrsn ge9eA Die e5amaGeen
8ci0ui0lbeamten 90g, Shnei0er ua9
@enofen pegen 8erlsBurtg Oe5 4mts
as3timHiFes ioa Iih Der sic untsrius
dung fihreRoe Rihter elmer Die Qngss
i.agten idooi .notH 5aHolung iaul-
big gemadt BADEN. Lies Miro penIgs
items oon Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gr5bsr5ey, Ger 0urn feline @ut6aagns
asn 3Herit aai Die IN DIR aotonial6
tbeiluHs berr 4eE0eB gliBitaRoe aufs
merriam gencdt bat, uUo BON ben
4ngetlngteu iel6H 6ebauptet. 5brer
GriIdrung 3uf0lge fed Der unteriu=
duHgsri6ter an8ebIih 0as geiammte
neutrality-suspicious. Der aoloEials
osrDaltung HtitsetEs;lt Aabea. @eaen
Dieie 6aR0lung BADEN fs Gel Der Dem
&iater b0rgeisBten Suii56eb0gos Be
l6Deroe geIabrt.
8erliu 8. 9tteber.
Die erItr quFiuarung Don 6uoer=
mann's Ghduipisl ~6asg IumanbDot"
i'm 6ieligea Ceilings Ibeater. BAT nj.
mdbig geianeu. Inter Dem 8ublitum
uahte iid1 8par nur geriuge 0ppoll=
tim, aber auf Der an0ereR Seite aud
uidt bic aeriR1te Bedeiiteruna fir b1s
Slid Eemert5ar. Die 8~drlteQuHg
ielbR mar portreffli4. Giuen groBsn
Grfolg er5ielte nomeutli6 Bic Debit
tantin 5rdulsin 0iF in Der Roae Der
.3bea".
Sine Gbnlide Qufna9me Fan6 .8as
glumeatoot" in 8dFtloori. Die ooes
tige Quffihrung bes ShauIpiels mar
DeR glei6em mitteImdBigem Grfo!g,
Der ibm bier 5utbeil geporoeH, b.
gleitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

CT miro auf OaS idariite bOH Onr
g.italicbcrn Der touitituti0nca br'
mplratiidcu &artei aH%ecIeiaoet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
gstamPft bitietben.

Sin GnnSi dfdESH an DC 8rouia5iai.
Geuuerutnrf geridtet, maaaal sa9eR
oielcl6cu porgeBaageH werOeR lDtl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
9ouond.
Qarig 10. of

Sine 0epsi1s an osn yGclair4 1us
Rotterdam terittst, DAB aug oenGrt
idaften 8loets5o1al uno Graniepou9
5psi @ho,erafdQs nit t6otlihem 9er=
lduf g:n,tlott nur0ea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
zine Depe(de.

Ser aaiirrg silbclm ipriat btm Erin
sen u. spBenlofe isiHru ltaDiaeu
aber oeiea gOrsehrn aHs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

@laasanil. 10. cftnber

lie a.1.toIolroaoentton biclt ae
tern ~ Luto euHe Sieuug a5.
earlos Nreile 3al1uHbioe puroe
'pr &r3i otlteH Der Convention ta0
@eBerai Gtap Aliaras Ser geaeuudr
tl8e Ggecuiludei 5ltal propFferi he9.
&rlloeaieH Ger &epublit gefDahlt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
JAPAN.
Qon0pn. 81. oEto6er.

Qus S0tto fa6elt Ser 4orreTponoeat
oss Dailp Telegraph oaB 5apan nit
RuBlaHe ii5er bic ginfi6iung zines
ustRrlan0ppfo;eUite Der6anoelt. Der
bic @~sr6inoung 8.piifeH 8olio imp
gonoon auf 171age ~berabieBen nir0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
lDellfabrt.

auf Dem Saiefplaee bci SegrI, Scr.
lin, iteistn 4 euftiaifie IN aOufur.
FeH5 nit Aat0mobils.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
sein srHOrr scacn i'm.


@ten, 9. Ott.
Der ungdrilhe Bremisrminiter Or.
@eterie srtldrte, 0lB Sic en9giltise
@ntihejoung 0aruber, Oh Ser Srpi1tn.
GeIierrein un0 uRgarn beitebenne Sc
genias uHaberbra6bar 1T, in nen Bee
rat6uugen Der beioerIsitigsn Regieruas
gen srfolgen niiros.
Rrag, 9. Oft.
Ger 6iirit Bbilipp nom Sohenl0be,
Der altere 9rlt0er 0eS grin5ea
aIeran0er. Der 6ur@ sic 8er0ficntf.=
Dung Der .@rInnerlalgen~ leiaeS
8aters oes u%eritor6eaen Aeidsfaas.
lers 6iirlten Sobenlohe. ben aniris.
len oes aaiiers mo 0eIjen &iiae Ger.
ousforoerte, oepeldlirte an 0en 6as
ier, 0oB er Die BON oieiem nerlanss
ten Ginihrdnfmgen o%urdaus btat.
&c, oaB DER GrtH3 4leranoer 0ie
ogrinneruugeu" nidt bate oer6f.
ientlihen ioaeu ltno OaB Dies o6ne
lein ci9eHes (oes 5iiriteH) @iiiea &C.
ldebeu leI.
9as 5eIegramm 0eg Raiiers an
ben 8riu5en @leraRber bon SDbeulo6e
ldutete:
SD habe Ioeben nit @~ritaunsn uuS
llRnilen bic @er0ffgHtli6una einer
iebr intiG7ea uno pribaten unterye=
Dung 5niiGsn S6rem Batter uno mir
geleien. Bie tonuten Sic ods obae
meme ginpiaigung Der SeFfentliatsit
p~reisgeben2 Sd mug 0arauf hinfp.sz
ieni DAB oieie @eroFfeHtlidune in
bD6item WlaBe tattlos, inoistrat INN
unpa6eHo mar. Sc lit uner60rt, 0as
berarttge 9orfdae, Ole 0sn regjerens
Den Sou0erGn betreffen, bsr0ffentliGt
Dsroea.
@iIbeIm.@
Der Shirt 8ismard fagte einnal
5u ieinem pertraUteten Ritar6eier
i'm Wtini1terium oe8 @uspdrtigea,
Gem 5rei6errn 0on 6otiteia, oaB es
fir eineH 9iplpmaten I4ou siHe
SH0isiretion an iiA pdre. Elm Ia3es
bud gu fabrsu.
Wtsn, 10. Ga.
Oil ungarif9e aegieruno Bat Ser
0ilerreibiiden oen gntpurf tires
5aHoelspertra9s u~nterbreitet fpel1eI
oos 3tpiIdgu beioen 9duosrn oe'te1eus
De 3oqs mo 6dn0eIs6iiaoniB erieben
Fol. Der uagariI1e Wliliter O.3 I
SnnerH, Graf Suliu5 InorSfn gatig /
httanntli6 iAon am 10. gsptem6er !
IN 6ffentliher Reoe oarauf por6efeiF
let iaoeu er iagte: yQ8ir molten m8
Deferred sinen 6anoslsbertraq teif
8uNoti 5iuontB.
8uOapeF. 10. 2ft.
81 oreiBig anldttf6eu 5ta0tea
Flben io5ialiIHi6s N9aHeatuno9ebans
gen ga @uafteu oes oaQemeinen unc
nigeitfn @ablredts itdtt9efunSen.
8nlgaritn.
&onfantircpel, 10. DIT.
@uI7aritn 0ro9t 8rappen sur use.
osraeieBuug ces qohtHs Suoida as.
ridden 3u lafeu, rpeun 0ie tijraluan
Mitgtie0er Der @ren3.ommiItou a
9rptolou Mat Biz gum Ia GuAt
unter3eidnen. Die bc6e 4iorte bat
Die EofamtHdre a~neepieIen. bieSreag
re9eluug i4!euuigit gu bseHoeH.
3apan.
2onoon, II. 0tto6er.
BUS Sotio ta6elt Ser 9~orreTpoRoeat
bes Dailg Telegraph oaB 5apan nit
8uBIaHe itber bic ginfi6tung eiRe5
Observation-Disclosures Derbanoeit. 0ar
bic @erbinoung 5.piideH sDlio imp
2oHooH auf 11Iage ~berabieBeu mar0e.
@~HgtQu0.
2onoon. 9. 0ttahg.
5u elmer 9spsIde aus 8ertiH err
tIart Der &orrslpouoaat Der y0alip
9iaiIg. Dab pe brttihea 8e.e3airn
att per nterHatioualen 5uatentetesraz
pbie=aonftrea3 ii6 i~ioliri. ODER bei=
Habe 10. flR0eR. Die italisHiiheH Dr.
iegatsn uatsritaBen lore britHaen aol-
leHsn noh Sfnfnerm4beu ahpr ne ia
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
019a1N1. 10 Gtt.

Der olser1eat Ea udaie Nrte
gesaart Sse Ss 4oliEi4 DIT proeiIcg
i3er 81 asggaa BIZ 5%RiisrnaHs ri
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
9snnt es taftIOs.

Gcr @rin5 bate bic MemOireu iciucs
gaters, bes 3eidsfaHslers 6arittu
SubcnlObe, Uer6ffeHtliat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

@ten, 9. Ott.
Der ungariihe PremisrmiHtter Or.
8eterie srtIdrte, DAB BE sn9giitise
@ntfheioung Oaruber, Oh Der 5mIaen
GeIterreid un0 ungarn beItsbsHbs @e=
senias uRabsrbra6bar IL, in ben Bee
ratbuuseR Der beioerisitigen RegisruRs
gen erfolgen mirce.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14

@ul1arin 0rolt 8rappsn sur W;e.
oer9eieBuug ces qoftHs SuoiGai a5-
ridden gu mlallen, peHn Die tiirai1en
WtitglieOer Der @ren3.omminpu a
8rptoiou Mat Big gum Ia GuAc
unter8eidHen. Die 6obe 4iorte BAT
Die RoamiHdre angepieTen. biegrsR3s
regeluHg i9!euuigit gu heeHpeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
guOapeIt. 10. 2tt.

81 oreiBig an3auf9eu 5ta0tea
faben iO3ialiiuf6s MaHeafuno9ebln.
gen ga @uliten 0es oagemeinen uno
nigeitsn 8aBlrehts itattgefunSsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-14
8raa g. OF.

Der Shirt 8ismdrd iagte einmal
Su isinem bertrauteFten Ritar6eitsr
in Wtiniiterium oes M~uspdrtigea,
Gem 5rei6errn bon 6otiteiR, oaB IS
fir eineH 8iplpmateR laoH zine
SH0isiretioH an iiA pdre. Elm Ia3es
bud 81 fabrsu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The board of trustees of the Las We.
gas grant are in session today. The
most important matter before the
board is the consideration of a proposi.
ton from Mr.. Brown and his associ.
Of Chicago for the purchase of
lands on the Las Vegas grant. Mr..
Brown has already acquired the inter.
est OF Hazard G Morley In the unsold
portions of the $4,000 acres contracted
to them by the board. No action was
taken at this mornings meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The Winters Drug Co, II having
the interior af its establishment ON
Bridge street Tepapered and painted
The exterior viii also be repalnted.
Harry Martin has the contract.
Edw, n. Holt, the county engineer,
has just completed q map Of the pro
posed change Of the county road M
The new Sapello river bridge. The
map was presented before the county
hoard Of commissioners to be passed
upon this morning, According TO this
new survey. about two acres Ut private
land will have 20 be condemned. Mr.
Holt says that actual work ON the
bridge IL threefouTths finished and
will De completed In about ten days.
but about thirty days more work
will be required On the road bed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The show Thursday night In one OF
the best that will be here this sea.
son. The curtain will rise promptly
ut $50 p. M. and the house will be
packed with people. The management
states emphaticaliy that not a person
will be seated after the curtain rises
until the end Of the act and all that
ON too late will be compelled to
stand In the rear Of the house until the
curtain drops. When II is considered
that the show Is only In two acts and
that the first act will last an hour
and u half. It win be plain to be seen
that the wait viii be irksome. Be In
your seats at eight.thirty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

W. A. Buddecke, president of the
Commercial club. who has just return.
ed to this city from st. Louis, will
make a talk to the business men of
Las Vegas tomorrow night at he
Commercial club and every one inter.
ested In the welfare of the city Is
urged TO be present. Attend the smok.
or tomorrow night whether you are
a member of the club or not, as Mr..
Buddecke has an important communi.
cation,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Practically $4,000 was spent on
The Maid and the Mummy" which
appears at the Duncan Thursday even.
Ing, before the first performance was
given. This amount Is unprecedented
In the history Of the American stage.
Ii took fourteen weeks 10 prepare the
costumes and scenery. and $50 men
and women were engaged In the pro.
duction. The managers Of the com,
pany were amply repaid for their
trust. for during last season The
Maid aud the Mummy made fortunes
for everyone connected with II. The
merry musical play by Richard Carrie
and Robert Hood Bowers will appear
here for n night only. The sale OF
seats for the engagement will omen
this evening at both Murphey's and
Schaefer's.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Drill tonight at the armory. Troop
A VIII give "a home talent show In the
near future and the matter will be
talked over and arranged tonight.
Troopers should remember that the
rifle contests and trip to Sea Girt next
year require over two-thirds of du.
ties performed and drills attended.
After this absolutely no one will be
allowed to make a rifle team who has
not lived up to all these conditions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

j, ]. FARRELL and wife were mem
bers of a party which drove out 10
Tecolote yesterday morning to be pres,
ent at the baptism of the little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Gregorio Gut,erre.
The sacrament was administered by
Rev. F. Paul Gilberton. Mr.. and Mrs
farrell acting as gol.paHcnts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

w. u. Bunker OF this city has re-
ceived a telephone message from Hon
A. A. Jones. chairman of the demo,
cratic territorial central committee,
who is at the capital on political bust.
ness. saying that up to yesterday there
was no report from Taos county on
the result of the vote for delegate
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

B. Ruppe, the peoples party nomi
nee for the house of representatives,
elected last Tuesday in Bernalillo
county. is a candidate for speaker OF
the house of the next legislative as.
sembly. r. L. Baca, of Santa Fe. is
also in the race for speaker.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The Ladies' league of the Presby.
terrain church meets with Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Uptegrove at the home of Mrs. c. +.
Jones, 1916 Fifth street Tuesday at.
ternoon. Nov. l3. at half past two
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Mrs. Thos. Clay met with a serious
and painful accident last Saturday
evening. While descending the steps
in front OF her residence on Grand
avenue she trlpped and fell resulting
In a ~dislocated hip.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

A postoffice has been established at
Carthage. Socorro county, to be serv-
ed from San Antonio, ten and a half
miles to the west. John James has
been appointed postmaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
L. Church will have a call meeting
Tuesday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs. Michaels, us Fifth
street, All members are requested 10
be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The United States district court
convened this morning. The United
States grand jury was empaneied and
an additional United States petit jury
panel was drawn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The p~ostoffice at Blummer. Rio Ar
riba county. has been discontinued,
and mail addressed to II will be sent
to vallecitos.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Emma l. Seward has been appoint
ed postmaster al Tres Piedras 10 sue
coed Felix Grant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. p. c. Carpenter on Fifth street
on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The Mayflower band will give a
dance at Barber's opera house next
Thursday evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Important meeting Of the Knights
Of Pythiag lodge tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The beautiful fall weather eOntin-
ues. although 10 looked threatening for
a while Sunday afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Seat sale for the show Thursday
night opens this evening. Get your
seats early for tickets will 30 rapid
~,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

The many friends OF the Rev. Nor.
man Skinner will regret TO hear that
he Ii seriously III with pneumonia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Henry Clay Bowen whiskey. ~
years old. for medicinal purposes, al
Optimo bar. lf+70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12
PASSING DAY

No chemicals usea nj the Monarch
laundry. i0-Ios
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Diplomat whiskey our speciality at
Optimo bar. 11-7o
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Carpe; cleaning ~ the Monarch
laundry. lO-iOs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

Free hot lunch at Optimo bar from
IL a. m. to 2 p. m. daily. 11-70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-12

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-25
MAY USE STAG
AS PAVEMENT
IN The CITIES.
New York City Borough President
in Experimenting With the
Material Now.
WILL MEAN MUCH HERE.
Local SmeIieTs Turn Out the
Material As Waste Matter
Used for Odd Purposes.

John f. Ahearn, president of Man
haitian borough, is considering the
advisability of testing a new kind of
block pavement composed of blast
furnace Stag. He has referred the
question to engineers in his depart
ment and may contract for the re-
pavement of West street, New York,
with this material.
While Mr. Ahearn is satisfied that
blocks of Stag would undoubtedly
possess excellent wearing qualities,
he is considering whether their
smooth surface would not cause great
inconvenience during wet weather
The pavement has been used extern
sively in Montreal, Quebec, and 9TH
er Canadian cities for some time and
recently several blocks were laid in
Brooklyn as a test.
Stag is turned out in great quanti-
ties at the local smelters and is usu-
ally cast aside as worthless or used
to fill in low land.
When the local trolley line was
built by the Raritan Traction Com
pany, Stag from the Raritan Copper
Works was used as ballast and 1t
served the purpose admirably. The
local road is recognized as one of the
smoothest in the country.
Broken Stag is also being used to
make concrete for the new buildings
being erected at the copper works. II
is a black material and is what re-
mains after all the metal and miner
ais are taken from the ore which is
shipped here from the mines. Should
Stag be used for paving purposes it
would mean a great deal for the 10
cal plants,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-25
UNION MEN OFFER
REWARD FOR PROOF
Declare They Will Give $50 for
Every Union Man Seen Working
With a Non Union Man.

The labor question still continues
to interest the two factions engaged
in the controversy at present, the
carpenters and the bosses. The la
Dor people denied open shop last
week; the bosses assert that it is in
evidence. The union today positively
denies that open shop exists and
say they will give $50 reward to ev-
cry contractor who can show them
union man and non-union man
working on the same job.
They further state that they posi-
lively have the majority of the con-
tractors on their side and will print
in few days the names Of the bosses
who are employing union men and
paying forty-two cents an hour. All
of the bosses, they claim, are willing
to hire union men at the stated wage
per hour, but few of the stronger
minded influence the weaker to hold
out until the end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-25
Four Lives Lost on Bay When Hurri-
cane and WaterspOut Sweeps
Over Water Hundreds Of Win
dOWs Smashed in All Sections.
INSPECTED AT
WATER WORKS
Water Commissioners Visited
RunyOn Saturday Afternoon
Well Not Yet Completed.

The Board of Water Commission
ers visited the water works at Run
yon Saturday afternoon. All the
board were present and a general
tour of inspection was made of the
plant. The new well being driven
by the Climax Construction Company
was viewed by the board and was vot-
ed not complete, as was reported at
the meeting last Wednesday by the
Climax company.
The new pump was thoroughly .ex-
amined and the balance draught sys-
tenn was explained to the board by
Engineer S. ]. Mason.
The land to be purchased from As
bury Fountain soon was also inspect
ed by the gentlemen, who have decid-
ed that the land Is necessary for a
drainage area for water to percolate
through TO supply the ground storage
system.
The storm did not visit Runyon
and the men who control the water
of the city arrived home in this city
safely.
The trip was made by way of the
new bridge in three seated wagon
drawn by Pfeiffer's team.