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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
At the oayety.

A revival of Bob Manchester's famous
burlesque production, The Night Owls"
will be seen at the New Gayety theatre
this week, with matinee every after
noon.
The original production of THE Night
Owls" was considered one of the great
est of its kind ever produced at that
time and 1t was known all over the
country as d sreat "heavty show" It's
cast included { number oil women who
were considered among the prettiest on
the stage at thai time. and also several
comedians of worldwide reputation,
among them being Sam Bernard and
Weber and Fields.
In arranging foo the reproduction of
1.-THE Night Owls the management of
the company attempted 10 secure some of
the prettiest women on the stage and
claims that he has succeeded. Carrie
Seitz, late of The Musical Cocktails"
at the La Sale IL Chicago. will be one
of the principals III the cast She is a
woman reputed to be- beautiful. Another
of the principals will be Eva Van Osten,
known as the queen of burlesque." Sew
eral elaborate costumes will be worn by
these two women. They will have around
them chorus of girls who are said to be
pretty. in addition to being graceful dan
GERS.
In the cast there are several comedians
erly fell to tna lot of Sam Bernard and
Weber and Fields. Thc play will be in
three acts. the open, lg act being spec
tacular affair, entitled THE Millionaire
Bachelor" which serves to introduce
some pretty stage settings, some clever
comedy, and above all, the chorus in
several handsomely costumed specialties.
The vaudeville part of the bill will in
cude several acts which are reputed
to be very good. Bell and Henry. an
acribatic team from England, is the head
line act. Bell Hathaway's educated mon
keys and balloons will be another of the
feature acts. These animals have two
specialties. the Monkey Supper and the
Baboon Sailors, which are said to be
unusual and unique.
Howell and Emerson, singers, dancers
and comedians; Frank Harcourt an orig
inal comedian, and Carl Anderson, in IL
Illustrations portraying The Sunshine of
Dixie Land" will complete the vaude-
vile bill.
The concluding feature of the show is a
burlesque, entitled THE DEVILS Enchant-
ment' in which some attractive stage
settings and the full chorus will be SEEN
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

high to permit of much of the coal
being taken out No one has ever gone
on record as laying claim to the coal,
and while it was quite generally known
to exist, there has been no move to-
ward removing or using it.
Recently several men who were idle
located the veins and began work.
They soon attracted attention and 9th
ers joined their ranks until many were
helping themselves. The stage of the
water permitted of their getting 1t out
without resorting to diving suits and
air hose. The temperature of the water
was agreeable to both miners and
teams used in hauling it. The coal
when excavated showed good quality
and the men made hay while the sun
Shone
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
MINING COAL IN BATHING SUITS.
Seams of Fuel Found In Bed of the
Des Moines River.

FIT. Dodge Cor. Minneapolis Journal
Mining coal in bathing suits from
the bed of the Des Moines river is an
occupation which has been followed
recently by several laborers and team
sters.
Large quantities of the best grade of
soft coal have been taken from the
river and stored away to check the
chill of the coming winter, and many a
poor man will be ready for Old Boreas
when he makes his first appearance
in the form of a blizzard. The mining
has all been done just below the city
and the distance has been much
shorter to haul it than from the regu-
lar mines In this vicinity.
1t has been known for years that
several of the veins of coal mined in
this county passed through the river
at a point just below the city. Until
recent years the river has been too
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
FOR WOMEN ON TRAINS.
To Be Used In Travelling for Keeping
Hats, Wells, Etc.

A novel article for the convenience
of women travellers has been intro
duced by one of the western railways.
1t Is a receptacle constructed of very
tough paper of light weight in which
may be placed hats and gloves. wells.
light Jackets and similar articles of
wear which are not in use while their
owner is occupying a sleeping berth.
They may be used also in the daytime
to protect them from dust and cinders.
Each receptacle is so constructed
that after light articles have been
placed within 1t the top may be closed
by simply pulling the pickering string
of the bag. 1t may then be hung up
out of the way. The bags are suffi-
GENTLY strong to bear the weight of
several different articles and of suffi-
cient capacity to contain many of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

brought in the box office statan,ent :,
though this was unnecessary sar ~,
snrewd eye had "sized up, the house
before the first act was over The man
ager asked her advice on all matters
ana nothing went without her 20. x"
After theatre she returned to her hotel
wnere she called up David Belasco unon
the telephone when within the telephone
zone; distance made no difference and
s eApense was not thought Of After
Few minutes talk with Mr.. Dave" che
mad supper of roast beef or chicken-she
never ate actors food. lobster and She
never touched alcoholic beveraees
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
CONTINUED FRoM PAGE 2o.)

Jestic circuit AS opponents of the art of
dancing with wooden shoes, they are
not exeelled in America 1t is claimed.
Mr.. Ward is not only known publicly as
the Original Bowery Boy" but he Is in
fact the original of his famous character,
as it has been translated to the stage
from real life. Ward wears the garb of
the Bowery, and he sings in the dialect
which has become more or less known
throughout the country A feature of
every performance at the Majestic Will
be the very latest films from New York
city. No old pictures will be shown. The
"Office Boy" is the title of the view for
this week.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

usual belongings of women travellers.
They are of attractive appearance
and when not in use may be folded into
small space and packed away into the
corner of an ordinary handbag. They
may be used several times before they
are worn out and are of very service
able quality.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
A Swift wooer.

From the Hogwallow Kentuckian.
Ellick Hellwanger is making rapid
strides in his attempt to win the hand
of Miss Gondola Henstep, as he reports
that he moved his chair two feet nearer
to her on last Saturday night. Love
laughs at blacksmths.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
Stating Her Position,

From the Rural World
An application for the post of mistress
in a country school was asked. "Wha. is
your position with regard to the whipping
of children?'
She replied: MY usual position is on a
chair, with the child held firmly across my
knees face downward"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
Bitter.

From the Philadelphia Press.
You're prejudiced against Crabbe.
Some day you'll admit at least, that his
heart is in the right place"
Eyes, that will be the day of his fu-
neral
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
PLAYHOUSE GossIp.

Victor Herbert believes the best musical
effort of his life is contained in the score
of wonderland" the beautiful scenic
and musical spectacle that will bring Lit
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
oELGGATE Ahcesws

taa'aA8 sa@ last NasHasisa ~ Ssw
sisassv, the htehas - t@aassts A.
at~~s Fets~%as~a laH g. q maaa
>~s t&2As, aa.s 'Ar FAraaa&s-
sea E@aea as~ssw
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azgss~ aAa& essF zesE aAesassas@s en-
s~sssA NJ ssasT assexxae fEssn N~y
AsxAna. ss#mAAarsn OF a~am.rEss. has
awssasaisAea hxas - HmaeA IN has faAs
asxsa - ess Exaxs ~ sAs sne~moasa
asase - nernsasash3& asxanE sase
ssssa@s- Ffsxs - - In H. gs.aA wask
hs 81 In sasmnewsksa wgA - passage
st tAe ssaasA<ssa all Mr., Aasrews
was In EasaT sa singae statehood -
.asa@T IaAaang n was impossible 10 NJ
eansA@A @mEthamg shaag thss aaae -
se@a 10 wasE "a SCI she A@ss rsssSaha@
ssssas saA al IT, haEs gsn2mish.H
re - saxe~a8aa Assasg thaa th@se
wAs asE Esz&sza2 Ia %xa@@s Aaasa in
fEspsssss~~ h. Es.Asmas aA@ aag2@aat,
aaae@ ~ sts@saa fa# = ssxsEmmws*
Battling VI AlaaeaeEaae. &.aaaahiK=
thaa A@ssss F@Ewmsan, Penes A. r.
aa8 has@ ~Essaw after essaxaaEsay sssr
a.. ssAsa s@m teaFs Mr.. AnA@eMs RS
n "Kss4a In gs@s atss aasa secured
tzsF Aa1aasmaBamH SIS a@E@s II exEeTg
aeas PRESERVES. amaa tDa psF& F~sarHxss.
- Ties awm Ea@aas go ta = essans y
whf~A eave M, Andrews anly a#s
Esavs ssss III s.ass. wAsn sas nagssaai
gepshaaeam majority II ahaNsH Sasa
aasa shows ha@ hssxaA ~salnaeaaesA In
aa& assaAng @mH gFaass against tie
~eamEmnulaY ea ttsas anexsgana- IL rs
secuted the passage u rauuaeToas psa'
aaaa hisls inst will bring thousands
a8 1aaiaEs Into che territory. assisted
In bringing aa@szt the 0heaing u ~
. rAcmlsasal lands nn teEess reserves "a
haEaes1eaaerx, seeaEed the passage
N = aFHifs4 States Imry law and nv,
sisted Iass aA&sss every sastkea 81 New
MeSica wao had either business ar
trouble a washing'ea. We FeiteTate
that ". n. Andrews b = man WIN
does things" and nIae whe has dome
tanFe fnr New Mexico than any other
wa have sent to congress. Now II
wiIl BE- In order for some masnanim.
sas contemporary that can not dis
pnse whai the delegate has done %
discover thai b. has stolen some
t&dyis red hof stove or rubbed two
or three branches u thu United
States mint,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND

a few months ago about nine out
NJ every ten letters received from
outside inaniring about las Vegas
asked about IN. climate conditions.
Nov fully half % the letters Inquire
about lands. The campaign started
some time ago by the Commercial
club n producing good results. Much
advertising literature has been sen,
Iosss. the snp~uss ~ which has beer
horne by the ~eiub.""-ias Vegas On
Itic.
What n being done In the Meadow
City should Dr. done In the Capital.
A strong commercial club should be
organized and that without delay.
This city must not be allowed to fall
behind In the march 81 progress. The
citizens must help themselves. A
commercial club. well organized. hay.
ing a good membership and a compe.
ten, aud efficient secretary will prove
Of the greatest possible benefit to the
town In many ways. There has been
too much procrastination and delay.
inaagurate a movement and undo. II
possible. the harm that has been done
by negligence and the prevailing
manana policy up To date. u IL never
too late TO mend.~4Santa Fe New
Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
A BuBeLE susrEp

The postoffice department the 9th.
or day denied the use Of the mails TO
the company exploiting the yineiess
potato. OF which We all have heard SO
much, The new potato wonder vas
to be- grown In bins Of sawdust. wat.
cred with n mysterious compound
called potatine, sold al $3.50 a bottle,
subsequently discovered to cost 25
cents. In sixty DAYS a crop Of enor.
nous tubcrs could be raised At a cost
of nine cents q bushei--so said the
advertisement, Tue postal authori.
ties learned from the agricultural de.
partment that the potatoes would
even grow In the air from sprouts,
but when thus grown would cost sew
erai dollars a bushei aud be unfit "a
eat. The only thing that gave the
vineless potato any standing from the
first was the published statemen,
that Luther Burbank. the Californis
plant wizard. sanctioned the scheme
Albuquerque Citizen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
A CORRECTION

In yesterdays Optic. at the end Of
4 story about the New Mexico Nor.
NAL University. q line vas misplaced
which made II appear that the super.
intendeat II public instruction u Cal
ifornia committed a crime when he
placed the New Mexico Normal tint
versity an the accredited list. Tbs
error was occasioned by a slug. OF
line Of type. having been Slipped
from . murder story. which appears
elsewhere In the paper, In preparing
forms for the press. errors like These
are frequent and no matter how
much n tries to keep them out the,
creep In In sipte Of u. The last Tim
ri the normal story Is This In tn.
highest grade certificate granted b!
the California state board Of educs
ton TO the graduate of any norma
schooa.rst ut ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

ek At the very beginning Of the sensa.
stonHt reports concerning the Socorru
earthquakes, sent TO outside papers
by. Inscriptions correspondents. we
protested On the ground that much
harm would be done TO the territory
We are glad TO observe that the Al
buqnerqne Citizen has begun a cru
SADIE against the reports and the re-
porters.
Wednesday. the Citizen sent 10 the
Associated Press a vigorous denial u
the truth of the statements that had
found their way into print through
this usually reliable aud conservative
agency, through the medium Of un.
principled correspondents In Santa
Re and Ell Paso. The citizens of So.
corTp are also ~endeavoring To set the
press right regarding the matter.
There seems TO be no doubt that
great Injustice has been done To So
zorro. The most reliable reports
show that no o than $4,000 worth
81 damage has been done and not 4
person has been injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
MONEY VALUE or MUNICIPAL
" IMPROVEMENTS
New Mexican.)

A beautiful. clean and healthy city
Is not only a comfort to Its citizens
and the so%journers within Its gates.
but from a commercial and business
standpoint It Is a first-class invest
ment. Santa Fe has the location and
the climate to become the most beau
tiful, most interesting and healthy
city In the United States. Nature has
done all II could for the place. but
man, unfortunately, for ,er 300 years
has not done much to make Il what II
ought to be. In recent years there
has been some Improvement. aud a
number Of public spirited citizens
have erected handsome and commodi-
Gus residences. The town has more
public institutions. territorial county
and educational. than any town OF
three times its size In the United
States. These facts are helpers. but
much more can and ought to be done.
The New Mexican has worked for
many years for the erection Of a hand.
some new High school building: for
necessary and well built stone
bridges: for the erection Of a modern
and safe Jail: for brick sidewalks and
many other public improvements.
With the help Of some good citizens
aud principally the board Of county
commissioners 1t has succeeded In OBJ
tanning some Of these, but only after
the hardest and most constant work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

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sszA = tee aAs ~ II eAr casE<4' -N
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fr0sm inKasaang aaa s&aaaang In ~
city The kss@s because IT ahsEs
anagaEt m tea aiAass ~ aa@eA eaeA
scar ~ saan1asa sa4swaaks muaag
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

sui this RagsUt wIt assp 80 tss tiae
q ass aaaBaea $50 assFp Improve
sRsaas mWs ~ Forthcoming ahA tAas
aEwsa8gls
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sa&ts re aAa AanS I'D E1aaGa@ seaa
the moE9 he2aEGfG Gke hsAaEAaes. The
eas&ass. he gaage 49, snA xfesaas
saa heaasky tE~~s. AssazxEs asxas.
exs~d aA4 saesm ssrsssx xSa rxoz~r
s~sexas9 sysfraa- this esIy. ~ I'D,
t~r sw m eaaa~rnea 10 rersxaxly .
s~rs saass sasaxea s~nsas and his
rao&a s@sas n aamxA a@aseF aAaa his
esaasssng.
The ~ rsss ii~xsia 10 = Ewxena h.
sae contained - esnellsna sssataaasa
msssa shas saesees wAseh tn Aex ass,
han Eepahatshss 49,. sA~ p~<eae Il
sansa Fs aGag Txaa and Aex.a -
saaseea- whlse M ola aase. eann0a D.
1sRs saa rnash before ahe gsahalr, Cosa,
sasat agissaaen is the oaiF wsg II
whieh this Interesting and hisansaeal
caiy can Ae saaAe shat IL sheasaa BE-
AMI waiae n l. being accomplished
there ID 80 dssaaa Ehzt The property
SaneFs ana 0Eher peTsssGs in~asxeSxsaa Ia
bassaess hese wasi se greatly a@aesSaed
NJ the eoasaans ana growing tns9nx al
tourists travellers. keslahsqekeTs zna
gerssns @h0 wi1i b&acssae peFsaanen'
ressasnts Il the i8mn on this verg
arersaEaa- Nhas ang3ams tn m Pas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

TrAveiins nea vino have come this
way AFTER . tour 81 the Arizona towns
report thai the sentiment In favor Of
joint statehood In the adjoining ter.
Eitory h growing. This xas 10 be
expected. There seems 10 be good
reason 10 hope that the sentiment
VIII change N rapidly dSring the.
next four months that Arixona will
cast q majority If votes In favor Of
tointnre. Nevertheless. Il Is Just A.
necessary that New Mexico should
roll up q big vote for statehood. And
N Arizona should decline 10 come In.
then We must hold the constitutional
convention Just the same and adopt a
first class constitution 20 present Ia
congress TOR ratification.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

sselass Isste stsysasly ~ tals egay
ssEG t8F saaa Fae 81 Pass ltgFsaa
~nwFspn@sus s@.s
The &~Anr&A EawrE@s<&z - a<s@a
aas msGA afa~GGaaa a. a~A@azfsaas EAs
aaaaNasa esH1R&4 Nsgae@a ssx~EnaaS
Lac ahe Es~saaea8 &aa sss~xs - IN
fAawsaF. EssAaae as~ nsaeg saAs~ III
f~xaxifsa xxts~sA rses sre ssaasase -,
s<ss - aaszeas~ AmBsstxze~. Ah@sn
safaa chr ATTRACTS Tie a~sa class -
g~sgae. ms Aa2as tAeaa- O. also ia-
aas~s r~ssRss n aasess. Maa sseaa
fs@sag- Qalse ssAGe fssm Ill a2aAssasE'
aahaas Il exsaafsss - ssahssses. n il
saaa haasaness 80 Ezss~ u eass saarses
aise.
~ Pase masa esaze 10 y faaAex ~
a~aiEassan 81 thAs faea Arasa@eh saaas
saapae "a the gFsssHa ~ sAeag esEa
fa&s. and they say they ere swasafax1
ahae enasaEh- smsgrsa shear aaay ID
make oaA~Fs eaafsEaahAe, ara ahes
say - oth~rs hss& $50 FMS ~ah@saseas~s
aRg@al 10 thear aase Il the ksnausafui
All shes d noa rssRosA Bot tasaea
The paekes aeEwe. ana aheE mmAAe
To-day. after . LITTLE rain. aaans
parts II the etsF ~ ~iEapass&A,a. u
w0aaa nas he - bat ta have ExAessag
the STREETS mahag. hMs ahe fEuaA q
thSt u gFeaa naans nassEe niles - Aaals
~ ssEsets are wishoaas sidewalks thas
GstA them, This III where che chic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
STATEHOOD

TAe majesty of the newspapers u
New MssAn0 ara urging 'he ga4lgle 10
roll ~ NJ his g Eaas as possible FssF
tssns statehood n~k, S0yeanhsr- In Is
heiag gsnegaIay ta1ea foF granted
ahas Mes M*xtes viii tote il favor
u goantRrR,
Al she sasa~ time, II sssassa h. Eessss
hiEeA thst eaeFe are . large element
H~as&EnFabie ta Hniaa eiTh ATixBnA
ThasEe are many Sho point "a tt
faet thas onT gaxerpmnes. our
schools. oar public institutions. are
better than those of AFisnna. that
uuF debt h not as large as that IF
Arixens-Tho arr honestly optsase3
to loinswsr.
There ar. others who are aISiaelin-
ed 10 give ~ our name al New Mex
Tea. ana xtiIl others who believe that
n New Mexico ID entitled 10 separ.
ME statehood. she should not thiak
~ any compromise. n the vote we're
b b. taken tomorrow. there would
~ u AAN&& AAAAN8A VI AAA&R8& NaN2
against tuintnrs with Arizona.
The friends ~ jointure must
not BE- oser confident, II don't do
merely 10 make the claim that New
Mexico ID xnlng To cast a big major.
i,y vote far joiniure. There is work
tn be done and plenty Of n. Our peo-
pi. should be led TO q that 10 the
statehood business Ii not settled dur
Ing the next year II will be a dead
issue for many years. There should
be left no room far doubt that joint
statehood will he infinitely better
than remaining Tor another quarter
af d century - a territory.
And there IL another feature that
must be made prominent. Arizona
may cast q majority Of votes for
iaansure or she may decline 10 come
In. II Gems certain that u New
Mexico does her part and expresses
her willingness BY her votes 10 ae
'cept the will Of congress that New
Mexico viii not be kept out.
Democrats will BE- returned from
Oklahoma. The republican congress
will not be slow In admitting New
Mexico as an offset. u the territory
has been loyal enou.@so vote against
her wishes In favor Of accepting join
ture when she believes herself enti'
tied 10 separate statehood.
As for Arizona. she may be left a
territory indefinitely. II Is more
likely that she will be divided into
three parts. n part annexed To New
Mexico, another part TO California
aud the third 10 Utah. There Is no
doubt but that an influential faction
In congress favor this course In case
Arizona declines to come IN with
New Mexico. But the plain duty and
interest In New Mexico IL to accept
i~ointure. And the work must be be.
gun In earnest. Statehood clubs
should be organized In every town
In the territory. Las Vegas should
lose no more time In formulating an
organization.
We are Informed that the initial
steps have already been taken and
that q Joint statehood club will be an
actually In the city In a very fe~
DAYS. The idea IL an excellent one
and every other New Mexican town
should adopt q similar one.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

No~ that the sensational core.
spondenss have Ind their tnrn and.
Tor q few paiiry dollars. inflicted IRE
parable injury upon socorro. the To-
liable reports q the recent seismic
dtsesrh~aces DIVA t~h~r~rsre .comins
- kot = sShskansiai hatl1Gss 4
Ne ctNy i~1ns~A. my AoasHr~ ~M =
psir fhr~~ baiIdiags." and ason
- amaA oI1eG1 - 49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

We regret .. issTa al the Death a
Lemusl G Nessrath u teFdshurg.
o at the bright young naen reared
ana educated In this territory. Mr..
MeasEath sas a member n the first
graduating class Of The New Mexico
A. ana NJ college and held several m.
hfie~i positions AZ trust In. his own
county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

A large wool warehouse will be err
ected In S~unnyside. It Is estimated
that S00. 900 pounds of Voc will be
shipped from Sunnyside this year.
The cattle shipments viii also be
quite large~-Suanyside sun.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

In high mountains there Is no state
to compare with Colorado. She can
claim 407 peaks Of an altitude II
more than l0,800 feet, S95 OF more
than ii.ooo feet. es3 Of more than
i2.000 Lao Of more than 10000 and %
of more than 14.oao.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

Tie aasweAa N@eaEa. es.MasM&aG,
suggests thai 1maEg Freeaaan aaA
1maEe nsea wata ae sfasa n O. sauA
- aAs constitutional esnaemsaan Far
0nne W. agsa@ mish tie Raeawa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

The aiaseEsRan Messenger. whleh
- edited ~ a ssanan. advocates a
sessatFssse mile lovers lane h.
tseen Roswell AMI Carlsbad IIagsr.
faan. n ma b. remarked. il LAeatea
besween the tao towns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

tn SaFsnsl Gmasegslas H. - ae
congratulated thas 81 particular .
state ~ California has agH@s8 10 ae
osps Ehe Aina0Eaas a IT, tasaia astsa
as gEsEasaas gra9e ewssafaeas~ a.a
teaching.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

aExst HEatasm saaa In fgsgpsxn e6smns
ayass taaG year .asaoa aes raunax MI
sxssson ssFaS Eaiassa aa o. !ssa Tia
salae a. rsSteH sasa@ exported by slw
InaEsd States In 1875 mas saa9aae.