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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13
THE THAW CASE.

All eyes are centered on the
case of Harry Thaw for the kill
ing of Stanford White. AS is
we'll known, both Thaw and
White were of the gilded set of
New York who fancied them
selves of superior clay when
compared with the multitude of
their fellows. Few will deny
that Thaw may have, and pro-
baby did have, ample justifca-
tion for taking the life of White.
There was "a woman in the
case." .t
From the time of Adam and
Eve, men have committed every
crime on the calendar in the
name of women and will con-
tinue to do so until that time
when Gabriel shall sound
blast summoning all mankind to
gather in the land Of promise
when old earth shall have re-
volved for the last time and men
and women will have ceased to
be. Until such period society
will be shocked from time to
time by tragedies in which hu-
man life is held cheap. Such is
the inevitable.
From the unbridled passions of
men and women crime is born.
In every large city there is found
a host of young men and women,
rich by inheritance and idle from
choice. These are the danger
Gus elements in society. These
nonentities, while possessed of
riches, inherited not love of
labor, nor the gift of noble
ideals. Their chief aim in life
is how to pass the time They
have wealth sufficient to crafty
their every desire. Ere long
they are surfeited by the legiti-
mate and turn to that which is
by right denied them. On ac-
count Of their wealth and sup
posed nigh social standing these
pitiable creatures fancy them
selves as Caesars wife-above
suspicion.
This is the period for tragedy
and it generally follows. Like
moths about a candle, now and
then one ventures too close and
life is snuffed out. So with
Thaw and White. Tnaw in the
protection Of his wife, may have
been justified in taking the life
of White, bat his own life has
been far from a model one.
And Mrs. Thaw? She was a
Floradora girl, an artists model,
beautiful woman. Before her
retarded marriage with Thaw
she was in ne same class as
hundreds o. 4,her beautiful
women of New : * and other
large cities. She was the idol of
numerous men who estimated a
woman according to her face and
figure. She may have remained
a virtuous woman through al
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13

Men Wanted.-Saw mill and
lumber yard laborers $2.25 per dav.
Woodsmen 1925 to So 100. Steady
work. Apply to Booth-Kelly Aum-
Der Co., Eugene, Ore. 43tf
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13
A Ha,d Lot

OF troubles 10 .nntend with spring
from ,"rpid liver at.i blorkaded
shnw-ls, nnless st.., awaken them 10
,i,ei' proper action Nth De. Kings New
Life Pills, the pleasant aud most effect
I'VE cure for Constipation. They prevent
tppeasdi.i,.s and Il, ne un ~ system.
tac at Alien tE Wou,t~ ARDS oiug store.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13
Abraham Liz Gcolr

Was man who, .gai,'sl all odda. at
tanned the highsst in,n.r that q man
,.uu q ger IN the United States. Ballara's
Ho,tt.und Syrnp hrs alt ined place.
atVef eq,,aiiti q, a,sN Other like remedy.
lt is sure cu,e ior Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Influenza and ali Pulmonary
diseases. Every mother should keep
supplied Wit, this wonderful cough medi-
cine. Sold by Graham 4 WoIthan.
Subscribe for the Gazette.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13

Hurt and the others who aided me from
Oregon. But they know | am grateful.
don't think my sister Esther will go
back to Portland with u.s. My father is
going to try 10 induce her to go home
with him, and hope she will. We all
think il is better"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13

We know from our
dealings with over
2,TOO dairymen in the
Pacific Northwest and
from our own ,,.,;;I
practical ex- .,s,ll|4 ,lgl!IIIE.4a Y
persence in dlZ
dairying that N
the U. 8. iF3I
CraaYn %f=EE
Separator II %M j.
the best and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Mrs Shaw Bride
OF w aldorf Astor

london, May 3.--Mrs. Mamie Lang.
horn shaw and Waldorf Astor were
married here today.
Only the immediate relatives and
closest friends Of the couple knew
OF the arrangements. 50 the congre.
cation was small. The object Of quiet-
ness was To prevent q possible Inter.
ruption by certain clergy Of LONDON,
who object 10 the marriage Or ifvorc-
ed persons IN church. whether they
are the aggrieved parties or not. One
Of the clergy threatened to interrupt
th4 ceremony with objections.
The newly married couple received
many handsome presents, includina
the beautiful Cliveden estate. which
Mr. Astor presented to his son with
all its contents 81 q wedding gift. HI
also gave the bride 4 tiara in which
u set the famous fancy diamond
weighing IS +. carats and valued a,
s7s.o0o The ernom's present to tht
bride was a necklace formed by three
rows of superb pearls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

rsxhf srIn The psSfcl xcanas xlssh
eansea their deaths were cussnsa
" eempletsis hssinr ne Kspias bsl
81 holes IN their soreh~sas.
III dresssng fhs csIld's xoaaa ne
aosiors foaai Il secezs2rt 10 shave
Ihe hair nff the frons rsst il M
ae2d The bailes. ~rkich ea.ers.i ~
lifsie fellows heae emerged fron siae
left side znd this Wound was con.
ee4iets frosn view b. The fact thas
~ fies On Mis- len side The bHlits
skich the mother sent crashing into
her h~~a after shooting her sDashi
fal soa found iodxr~nf m the brain
md - affempt sas made 10 probe
I'm u II i supposed 10 b imheddei
at the back ~ The heasi. probably rest
Ing jus underneath The skull
Owing NJ The peculiarly sad cirans
stances surrounding the double trss
sts which The mother committed IN !
fit of despopdency and 10 forestsil
he morbid curiosity that would be On
evidence. nome bur relatives or IN.
innate fri~n1s uers pernitied % War
fhe remains sfser ts~S were laid 0ui
snd the funeral servte<s were of I
private n1fure.
Judge Bope held ID inquest ye-
ferday On the body of little Freddt
Grief CITY Marshal Coles and DR. Z
n. Bradley were the only xitnesse
examined. and their testimony wa
large corroboratiye ~ the eyidenc
At the Official investigation No % sh
death of the mother The serdict r.
turned by The Jury NJ The inquest owe
The child was 70 the effect that b
had come 10 his death by reason of ]
bullet nred from d revolver In M
bands OF bis mother with mnrderof
intent. *$.R&2
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Society Event
Al Castaneda

Complimentary 10 Ms |. n. Rapp,
~hs lesses shortly on 80 easenssss
srsp abroad. Mrs.. H. w. u~<se -,
tsrsAissi u dslishtfsi lissl> parry
Ihix sfternopn ID IN czstAseds hos1l
The guests were sIl ladies
After III fssorra With iasitAtioo1
had arrived. course luncheon waz
sery~d. menu. isble decorations asd
IN appointments beinx elaborate
Cards sere prrduced as The cosciu-
rion al the delicious repasf. aa<
rounded out most caioyAble afssr
noon.
Those present we're: Mn. n, ~
Greene. Mrs. I. VI Rapp. Nh. :. O
Austen, Mrs. r. n. Pierce. Mn. T
B McNair. Mrs n. q. Rankin. Mra
J. A. LsRue, Mr.. A. y. whitmore
Mrs. Nv. a. C;isssford. Mrs. Jeffsrros
Raynolds. Mfs. ', n. January Mrs. "
y. 6sorsner. Mrs. /. NJ. Rapp Mn
e. G. Gise. Mrs. Charles A. spiesl
and Nrs. Joshun Rsynolds.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Roosevelt Explains Regard.
ing Foreign Contributions
Statehood Conferees Reach Two ImportAnf(
clusions-- hat Congress Does.

WASHINGTON. May q Presidenl
Roosevelt today sent special mes,
sage 70 congress In which he explain.
ed the attitude Of the government 10
garding the offer nf contributions Il
San Francisco from foreign countries
The President said that where con
tribntions were made TO this govern
mens. be did not fsel warranted in -.
cepting them but where they vert
made 10 citizens Of the relief commit
tee of san Francisco no official &c.
tioA ~as. or could be taken resardins
them. The nessxse indicates TIM,
the governments OF the entire cisi;ix
"a world. prumptly responded I'M nss
sages OF sympathy and many win
contributions snd .ctfers Of coatribn
ti0ns.
conferees csttirp ropethsr
Washington May two impoItsni
conciusions were reached BIZ The con
feress on the statehood hin .odny
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Place Frisco Loss AT Three
Hundred and Fifty Millions
Commercial Banks OF Quake City Resume Busi-
ness-Fire Destroys Contents or Private
6afes-Damaes Elsewhere.

ssn Frsnciscn. May - coaassreia
hanks belcnslng 10 he clearing
hoase aeco1issson. have arraassd ~
nex u special business The ~
ranssment 4 % received an deposits
customers may desire ID make ~ nss
accounts Dsposiiors may check osi,
thear aceoanfs without limit
4 is now fgarea ihe property loss
in San Frsncisco 4 SssN.0~a. .t,s.sl
Where nearly SO small ssfes were
cpened darinr the psst y hours hs
nermisziaa. IL vas f9and thai IN 40,
more thsB sixty per cent o. lnsisnc~s
we're fbe coateuss intact n II fesres
many other raa~s % contenfs of ths
sorslles .nrs.pro0f. safes sere IL
siroyed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

Aa~as siFln@ stse sexg ssf th@ s0Ans
d.ss@.sa seilf ssstvrasi Is : Fesait y.
ias nssaas "a Representatives NJ sss,
Gal t5sltisA iisslsaes companies Ine
a.sss4.s saoasa have rad
ssssr circumstances. British oll.
ees MI pay Losses ~ @hieA sAes ar.
lszAiiy naDle. since u - besond tissir
esnsrseis Mould he lils~2i. Ihs, son.
- rsscusniss liahliily u damage NJ
tasshsaake shsre no nse easssa nor
faE damage 20 fallen g pafiiy fallen
ssildhaxx nor ts.se destroyed b. 40.
thosislss..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

II. Hart cf Ration Dr. James A. Mas.
sle Of SANTA re, Dr.. George w. Har.
rison of Albuquerque, Dr. WinIam
Mills Of Las veeas. DR.. w. q. Hope of
Albuguerque. Dr. Charles @. Duncan
OF SocorTo Dr. p. q. Cornish, whu
was toastmaster. called upon nun,
Der or the Euests for jmpromptu r.
sponses. 4 number Of laymen were
present as guests of the association.
Amosg the ont.of;town men who
registered II the Commercial cIut
yesterday where the sessions are be
ing held were the following
r. p Mcbride, Las Cruces: s. Lane
Las Cruces w. M. Lake, SILVER city;
A E Bassetfe. san Marciaf:. S. Losey
William . Mtlls. n. ". Goelitz. IA,
Vegas; Charles Duncan. socorro; W
q Witimer. Los Lunas. W. p. Rad
cline, Beien: James 4. Hassie. sanit
re; William III Burr, Gallup A mum
Der of other outofstown physician,
arrived last night III tfnls for III,
banqnsf at the AIvarado.
The session opend yesterday morn
ing with prayer by Rev. j. w r
Mcneil Of the Baptist church. ate
which Attorney George 8. KIock cav,
brief address Of welcome on bebal
of Albuquerque. 10 which Dr Hart b
Ration responded. The reading an,
discussion of papers was beeun i
once and continued throuxhout IN
In,asn..S q: &C.; 4 4 afternoon sessions.
A very pleasant event which We
/ ~ = Dart Of The formal program .
the meeting was IN informal recrr
lfion given yesterday afterpson 70 III
wives ~ the visiting doctors 1t TIL
bone os Mrs W q Hone on Wes
Copper svenne. at which 4 number D
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
INSURANCE RepeE.
sENrArlvEs coNFEa.

New York. May 1.-The New York
Tribune Today says: Representatives
of both foreign and American ars
Insurance compsnies Who were in the
ciiy yesterday. discussed The action "a
eject 1 compromise ID the adjustment
of losses By me San Francisco fire
They expressed disposition 10 bs
not only fair but renercus The scnss
~ the meeting. however. was thai
the companies could NOT ray for fhs
earfhcuake losses. n II believed TN
companies viii eventually nav frcrr
40 10 10 ner cent n the aggregate
amounts of the risks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Physicians Meet
At Albuquerque
Doctors Have Their Annual Ban
qust Last Evening AZ Aka-
RADIO Hotel.

v Albuquerque, N. Mi, May 3--The
first days session Of the twenty-fiftn
annual meeting ofr6Ae New Mexican
Medical society was closed with a
banquet In the Alayarado last night,
wben ths visifing members of Tie -.
sociation. their wives and lady friends
were guests of The BernafiIlo County
Medical society. Covers were laid
for some hundred and nifty guests,
and The event was brilliant and ex.
csptionally pleasant one. Anlosg IN
members Of the association Who re,
sponded TO foasts we're n. Thomas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
HORSE RACING
AND Baseball
CANES SUNDAY
SplsatId prssfem Fes 0psains
On GslIiaas pssk kss ossa
pvspsssd-
cAy LAasss Isa~s ~ : - -.
49, chsnp1sadAp c.
~ uha rlase.

Hcns ~rss 80 baseball unss
|viil - ssirassisaa ssn Husday a -
|rsupsaing n 01111nns park. pssr
events ar~ - a. spess sasa ~
whsch casA prts>s have bess hsng ".
Thsse v1ll also ~ to hssshsll ennes
uAich Win - ~ nrst cAaHpioasAip
coasesla of ~ lscal city Isaesa.
II u expsctsd that thsss vin -
. lsrgs crowd n sttsedasee. e ~
psogrsm b sueh - y suoeal b ~
|of he levsrs os oat1nsr spnrtn ~
hnsss aess aluss pronlss = ~ enenv
worth the BsaIsat psiee - s1nAn11Ga.
Ftlly csats viii ~ ~ slnittaaes -.
ana this alao incls1ss ros.1 ts1p 49,
eta q shs Cara .|.
Ths feature ~ ~ hosse ra0ss 2Sl
BE- me- fur all harness svcnt These
vii b. thrss nontss Jor ~ raes.
ole Arst. 3ie sscuad and oS tAira-
Tho second numbsf o. ths sussd
card viii b. eress hsFueos rocs
with 90 and IS A. nrst ana' seeoed
prtse<.
The third evsns II % ~ . frse ftw
ali II quarter a miIs-arst pFiss
sis and second prlse 80,
Ths racing psrt Of The sftsrnoon' =
amusements eiil copclude WITH q
green horse ana PONY rsce--snother
quarter Of mile assh. ~Ith so asd Is
"A A. 8ks rka.xsGs
In the baseh~ll games the nnsta Bsz
and Optics will cross hate taestAsr
while the Ilfoids and Mvessehs vlli h
ptlscd against eaeh oshe., Nise iatiI
innings are to be played
4 These games ara the hrst acheduled
~ the las Vegas elty baseball league
10 the practice ssmcs which have
bscn pulled "a the teams showed
themselves 10 be evenly matched and
the struggle for the championship
bids fair 10 be exciting
| The Ilfeid players will make theis
debut 10 their new uniforms 1t the
opening Of the ieasue season. Ths
suits are black with white trimmings
The namc Of the Arm sppears IN whlts
letters across the hreast
4 Charles Goes Mckinley. oae Of thu
speediest hcrses II this IBcaIity. VII
he seen on the track next Sunday
Mac" has repufafion a. i stopper
and was shipped here recently frou
4 Colorado.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
VIII Las Vegas Have
a Territorial Fair 7
Important Meeting 81 Stock
holders Of Driving Psrk And
Fair Association

There wili 10 mesfIns ol the
|kiockholders Of the Las Vegas DrN'
Park ana Fair association n ths
E|smerclal club Saturday evening,
D IL i important that every mem.
Der b. In attendance
The matters for the consideration
OF the stockholders viii be:
,il The election 81 4 bonrd d iirec-
tors,
t2l The perfecting u some plan
for the payment Of the debts of the
association.
,s) The final determination of the
adyIsabilisy Of continuing the hola.
ing OF the annual fair.
ffl The election nv the board 81
directors Of oaicez for The ensuing
year..
The meeting WIN hy Its action deter,
mine whether there win b. another
fair and whether the park viii b
permitted to be sold and dIsmantlel
To permit such latter course IL q
lose alI Of the money that has beer
put into these two enterprises and
the good results that have and arr
bound In the future 10 fow from then
" kept a. going concerns, as vel
as 10 advertise 10 the people Of tn
territory that Las Vegas is incspa
BILE and financially unable 10 carr,
on and maintain IN enterprise that i
Iof great benefit 20 any city
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
CHINA MAKING
TROUBLE FOR
UNCLE SAMMY
Chinese Govern.nent Asserting
D,sn,ly and Rights Over Pro-
vince 81 Msnchuria.
Oses.s 6ssas.cA q Esssisn s,ilsrssts
Al S,s4s,oa REQUIRE, Dplcns,s
Astsniica.

washington Ms China y ~.
serslnS lsr dignity and rights as 70
ne provinces Or Manchuria u man.
neE not sstirsly agreeable 20 al pow.
.rs. ana fhs nrsf MANIFESTATION falls
upon tle United States. partly 70 sns.
tain the Chinese claim of sovereignty
over the province and also 10 secure
an oren door.
The state department early In The
japanese Russian war took steps 70
establish cousulstes III Antnng. IA,
tungkow. Mnkden and Dalny. Dnrins
the progress of hostilities " was no,
possible 10 scsusily open the Offices
II these places. but ~ soon iii Ja'
pan and Russia we're willing 10 with
draw Their troops II was of course ~
surned there would be no further iif
nculiy In Installing the American con
suiaies. Nov. however. II appears
Ehinn ii interposing obstsclcs.
The Chinese government Is deter
mined 70 make stand against any
extension of foreign land holdings "
China, and iinds the opportunity te
make an issue In connection with the
establishment OF foreign consnlates 10
Manchuria. asz
Elsewhere In China there are WIN,
n known as foreign settlements where
the consulates are located and ths
ground si,ie In many cases rests IN IN
hands of foreign governments. Thes.
settlements have always been obnox'
tons 10 the Chinese ana they have De
iefmined 20 prevent any extensions.
.copysight prsfs sesdy.
Washington. MAY 3-It Il under
stnod thai the third and iinai draft u
ire BIN 10 coiify the copyright laws
Of the Tinted States ii practically
completed ana viii be submitted ~
congress By the copyright commission
IN about ten days
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Carpenters Win
Eight Hour Day

The carpenters strike was short.
lived ii terminated last night and
ended In q victory for the strikess.
The only contention was for the eisbt
hour day. which AL but one cf The
contractors finally decided 10 allow
rather than 10 run chances of loosIne
several important Jobs ii sight
Up ID last hssitt ali nut three 81
the contractors had consented 10
grant the eight hour day asked for
by the striking carpenters and the
two others were routed ont Of bed ID
Iaffix their signatures to the written
agreement Contractor Cousins it ii
understood r. still holding out.
There need not be any interruption
In the building operations. The strike
lastei only two days and All a serene
again
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Hold Walsh To
Federal Jury

Chicago. May s.-Johu R. Walsh
former president OF the defnpet Chi
cago National bank. was today helt
u the federal grand Jury In bofsi.
u sseOae hy United States commis
sioner Fonte. When Walsh appeared
before the commissioner, Assistant
United States District Attorne,
chilss said the government wa,
ready Walsh's attorney waived II
animation and the commissioner the.
bound Walsh over Bonds were ii
once furnished BY Walsh.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
GARrhouAkG losses
N sAs MArro counrS

San Mzieo. Cal. May q The ioSsss
ia ssn Msteo county resulting from
We r~cenl earthquake ean never bs
approximately estimated. Prartica,
n ever, building in rhe county SAFER
~ sone damage. Here As elsewhers
- brick and Stone buildings ssGercc
nost- The loss d life Is small. u
Half Moon nay ! painter and ivs
children were Killed ii The colispss
q an old adobe building. The hesy
iest Losses were III Redwood city
where the new ss5o. 900 court house.
wss almost ,ciaih destroyed,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

One settles the school land question
and makes the present registration of
districts III temporary counties ~
the purposes Of cunrt jurisdlciicn dur.
fng the formation Or new states ani
the erection Of permanent county
boundaries. Al 70 the school ian VI
they agree IN substance ii Il Ire state
may lease lis mine.al scslool ::aLt,s
and shall not be deprived cf their
greater values. Efforts were nude TO
get daily sessions 81 the conference
committees but objection on ihs iart
OF the seaate conferses prevented
ruch an arrangement
prSoss6sWgs W consress.
Washington. May 3.--In the senate
today, Nelson spoke on the railroad
rate bin in opposition to Baileys
amendment The house went Into a
committee On the whole Tor the con.
sideration Of fhe Naval appropriation
bin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

NJ q. acAisea. sarmer alxhs oper-
asor a the ssnsz " frsiEht depot il
this efss. ~se ~sx rscsn,ls discharged
ffsn the .srsis~ ~ she casspxny. wAs
xises tea days I'd ne eosssy jaEl
by jussiee ~ sAs Prace Bcpe This
~ lssoskx,sor. " Il ~.&r.
ins . high cosssr and A4rdlIag 4
shovel ~ tn streets of IT, west side
This sfiesuoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
Stock Market
Still Feverish
Z, s%@% %%@TE .9%E#5 w z

New York. May Ine stock mar
ket today showed itself IN rather !,
nervous and unsettled frame of mind
after the experience Of yesterday
Moderate gains III the opening we're
not extended, and Il became evident
very soon that there was no large
buying demand % extend yesterdays
recoveries. a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
TEDDY coNcRATuLATEs
VICTORIOUS AMERICANS

Athens, Nay s.-President Roose.
veit has telesraphed James r. sHlls.
van, manager of the American team
AT the Oiympian games as follows:
Hearty congratnlation to you and
American contestants. Uncle Sam Ii
al right. Theodore Roosevelt. Z
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
PARIS STRIKE sT,LL
IN UNSETTLED STATE

Paris. May s.-The general strike
shows further evidence Of disrup.
tion hut number of trades are stiiI
refusing 10 return 10 work until the
demands are granted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

Col. n. II Twitchell, w n. Gortnel
and N. n. Williams Of this eitx lefl
on No. today for AlAuqncrque
where they win attend ) jirrotors
meeting Of the Eastern RknN o,
View Mexico Judge Waldo. Who h 3
sanfa Fe. will Join Mem Al =
Jnnction The geptlenft &1nx .i
- - city a (S ~ - %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
FINE THAEAreNs HOS
plTAl At eHEslD.o.

San Francisco Cal. MAY IA iaun.
dry m the rear nf the general hospi.
IA a. she Presidio NJ s.l5 O'Clock this
mcrning took iire and was totally a..
stnysa The flames we're sxtInraIsf.
ed before they reached the main
haildinr. ID which there were about 1
thonsnnd patients
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03

Harry Cooper of Alhucuerque. de-
puty United States marshal. is in the
city today on conrt business,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-03
BRITISH INSURANCE
OFFICIALS HAVE SAY.

New York. May s-An important
omission was made III ,n~ transmits.
sion 81 dispatch from London last
The daily tribune., 1906-05-26

QUITTING THE DEBT-The school
district has q oall being printed that
is calling in $50. 600 worth Of out
standing warrants. Interest will
cease after the flrst Of June. War
rants are called 10 that we're issued
~ late ~ last November. leaving the
district but six months behind. II ia
said that all warrants that are now
on. and that will be issued In the
meantime Will be called 10 and can
oelled BY next February leaving the
district free from warrant indebted.
ness. The amount Of the outstand.
ing warrants at present IL about Gil.
900. A recent bond Issue Of $50. OOO
was put through and IL 10 the money
realized from the sale Of these bonds
that is being used In the paying
of Of that Amount Of warrants.