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BLOOD IMPURITIES

are readily driven out of the system if the bowels are kept open and regular. Constipation and the retention of food wastes in the bowels poi- son and taint the blood. Use LAX-ETS. ONLY 5 CENTS. In this simple way you can put an end to all blood impurities-an end to con- stipatton-an end to all bowel troubleA Pleas. ant to take = pleasant in effect Formula on every box. In handsome metal pocket size boxes. For sale and recommend eG sr
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The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART-
 FORD RAILROAD.
sBRKaHIRn DIVISION.

Now Haven-North. s6 m,. AIS. pm. sheiton-North. 1000 !. m. 4n.
 south. 10.s2 m, 7.l4 m.
 5tevenson-North, lO.i3 V m. 4.s0. m.
 5outh l9.ao 2 m: 70l m;
 soltb, fl0.as n. f6.s5 D m.
 Botsford-South for New Haven, 10.30 . ssSs,a <. 1.s 4ssyss ,sz s's s a:s,s ss sa sls 1au. e11sss ic:ss m: az sso s.4, 1o1aa %: Hs@lszs Hssalsay syiseRe9;h, S@ R @ 7se ,o4s. m. s.d. South. t!a. s%. ic'os. io:14 m. sn. Brookheld Junction-North. e.I7, sos.
 ssosS ss7 Sos G sas e m. sunday dS's s.s s1' m .'' Bfookaeld-North. 6.22, sos, ll.G6 . m. LIS, S.4S. 7.43 p n; Sunday, 9.s5 . m. South tsd, 7:@. 75s. 9A m. 4.5a SIS. Lsnesviiie snd ssiii er-North thss0.a1s~-n. sm ssats. se s ssoR 4ce 9ss 9sHnssy ssy s!o ss: z!isSa aSesth sss anndr. m1.1;sas; d s.' n South, s Jso m ass 74o sS2Say Ss s4s '!s n 2s7. 4.37: 60l p m; Sunday. 52t m. hsIwi4sy3I!s9AeEkh % 5S+s5sis 5 F 5 .is IF S.43 p m; Sunday. 5.09 m.
 Kent-NOrth. $50. u.A 8 m, 3l5, 6.& p. m: Sunday, l0.i4 n; South. 9.06 am. 35s. s3l o6R:na.,S B: % ,sSqndsy: Essyys:ANdg2tS 45 h. soe .oe 8.3o p ID; Sunday, 1923 m; south sss s- m. West Oornxali North, s.ls s- a.. ls.o5 4.sl :a..s RR; .ss .ssspday assds1 1Sss nj sostn s 20 Lime, Rock-North. s.N 2. m. IBIS. 4.so. 6ss p.
 m: Sunday. 1O.46 m; South, S.36 m.. 2lo. 4.5s pm; sunday. 42a p. m.
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WATERTOWN BRANCH.

Waterbury-Leave. s.4s. sa2. n.Os a m, l.s3 357. 5 10, F. : O3, S.58. ll.2O m. Sundays, 95S m. S.l7 p m. Arrive. $40 7.4d. lO.+aa \ m, i:OO, 2.41 432, 5.52, 645 7.45, u.16 D m. Sum days. 6.5S . m, 4.5S p m.
 Watertown-Leave. 625, 7.3O. 1923 B m. ls.43 2.25, 4.17. 5.S5. 63O 7.s9. HOO m: Sundays. 635 m, 40 D m. Arrive, 7.02, S.49, n.2 \ m 1.A, 4.14, 5.27, 6.27. 7.20, 9.l6, u.36 p m. Sun. days. 1O.l4 m. S.3A D m.
 If Trains stop when signaled only.
 Saturdays only.
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BOrsFoRD ID BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford- North. 7.R. 1929. m. SOS, s.1l, I'll p n; Sunday. 9.04 n.
 day 6ll p m. Stepney-North, 7.23, 1O.O6, m, 4-S2. 700 m; Sunday, ss4 n; South, 7.lA az l0sl m, a55, 7:O P m; Sunday. 6S0 m. Long HM-North, H.l6 lO03 . m. AS 6.A m; Sunday, f0.48 . m; South 7.2l, 6H, 105e m. 40& 7S m; Sunday. G27 p m. Trumbull- North. flu. lS.H. a m. 40. 1O.4i am: x07. Iii m; sunday. f6.s5 m- Bridgeport-North, 6.5& o.2.. . D. 4Sa
 am. io5s s.s0. zS m: Sunday. 6.45. p.m.
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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Danbury-East. 7.2,, u.o m, &17 m. Hawleyville- 7.3l, ll.Zl . m, s.S m.
 West. 9SO . m aOO, 7.s6 m. North Newtown-East. +7.sS ' ID, 639 p n. West, f9.l3 . ID, f25S f.48 p m. Sandy Hook-East 7.s2. u.28 . m, GA p m;
 West 9.06 70. 2.46 7:G pm. Southbury-East. 753, lL40, ass m. West 2 850 m, &36 7.93 p m.
 southford-East. 90. l.a m, 1ll7. z.@ ? n. West
 653 m. 220, 7.27 p m.
 Watarbufy-Due, &N . m, 12.13, 7-27 ID
 West, S.30 . n. POS. 700 m.
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Sold by

5: E; SANFORD $ O., Newtown.
 STEPHEN FRENCH, Stepney Depot. BETTS & BETTS, Sandy Hook. WILLIAMS & SCOVILLE, South Britain.
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DANRuRY pIYIaION.

Danbury-North sos. TBS. s.so lo.4o. am
 s55 seuth s's! ss; ;ts 4sIp ,o6s sundsy s Ss @
 3.3s. 6.3s. 6.is p m. Sunday 7.sa a. m, 600 713 l0.A 1O53 m,2.l4, k10, 5.57, 7.R,SO6 p m. Sunday .10.14.'a m.s.16 p m. South 6.O1, 7.3l. S.l8 lO.l5. u.52 ID. .3.k, o.4l, 6.5S p m. Sunday 8.02 8 m. 6O7 p m.
 Redding-North 7.O6, lO.45 a m 2.O6, 6.55 8Ol pm. Sunday. 1O.OS a m. 6.lI p m. South, 6O7, SPA, Il .5S 8 m, 7.0o p m. Sunday, sos m, SIS m, SanfOrd-NOrth,7 7Ol, To- 4ua m, 2Oa 6 SO. 7S7 pm. Sunday, 1O.O4 ' m, 6.O7 p ID. South, 6.ll, S28 m 2.02. 7O8 m. Sunday, 8.l2 . m, 6.l7 m rchviue-NOrth. 6.55, lO.i7 1ON a m, 1.FS
 5.4l. 643, 7.51 D m. Sunday, 9.58 . m. 8Ol pm: south. 6:l6, 7.40 s.ss, ,iS.si . m.le0S. ass Sss 7is P m Sunday SIS . m. e23 pm. ,. pm. Sunday, 9.5s \ m, 7.54 p m. South. 6.2O sI . m. l2.1. 7.ls m. Sunday sll:A m
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LIrCHFIRLD BRANCH

setheI-Leave lOss m, SIS p m. Sunday s.s5 m. Arrive l0.10 m, 3.3o p m. Sunday a.0 Rawieyville- North 10.s5 a ID. s.S P m. sunday, 9.22 m. Leave for Bethel 0.57 m. 8 m. 3.2 m. Sunday 5.S5 m Shepaug-NOrth. fllO6 ' m- f5.A p. ID. sunday +9.3s a m. South, +9.As . ID. f3.06 m. koxbury Fails-North, +11.lA a.m. sss m. Sunday. f9.4s m.. South, f9.3S m. fa00 0pm m. Rea61ryy. Ra6Da.y: .SortR. Nor n.aa m. 600 p ID. Sun day. loe n. South. 9.ss am. 1A ? m. Jadd's Br:dxs-North +11.es m. +sos p m sunday. tl0.l2 m. south. 919 m. t2. A p ID. Washinston-North. n.ss m, al7 m. sunday, 10.32 . m. South 9.O6 . m, 2.3A D m. sunday. 4.3t m.
 Nov Preston-North. n.43 m, 621 m. Sunday, 10 3s m. South. 9.Oa 8 m, s2-29 pm. sunday, 4.l8 p m.
 Romford-NOrth r11.52 m. 6.30 m-
 sunday 1O..9 a m. South f8.55 a m. 220 p m. Morris-North, is7 a m. +ss pm Sun day lo:s7 m. South. 1880 a m. s.1s m. Sun Bsnsam~North. m 1sos GA p m. Sunday Il Is m. South. s.As m. 2.N m. LsIe"Norsn, Sk n 4l.os sH.p m. Sunday. +ll.1s 3 m. South. +s.4o a m. a.os p m. Sum LitcEiieidppArrive p l215, 6.ss p m. Sunday ll25 m South. S.3s ' m. 200 p m. Sum dAy $50 D m
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Ask for the I0o6 kod0l Almanac and 200 Year Calendar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
AN AFTERMATH OF THE
BIG FIGHT IN coLDFlELp

Goldfield. New, September 5.--The
excitement following the fight OF last
Monday between Battling Nelson and
Joe Cans for the lightweight cham
pionship Of the world is gradually fad
ing away. and much resentment is felt
toward Nelson and his manager, No
Ian. the latter OF whom was instru-
mental in stirring up much Ill feel
ing. Aside from the fact that the
fight was awarded on a foul. II is
said that Cans well merited the decis-
ion and had the Dane going all the
way. Cool headed. splendid ring gen
eraIship and the watchfulncss Of a cat
on the part of Cans showed to better
advantage than the brute force and
rushing tactics hitherto Sol success
fully employed by Nelson. There was
but one man i'm it. and that man
Gans-stood head and shoulders above
his antagonist throughout the fight
and at all points of the game he out
fought the white man. sNolan's con.
slant pickering and auarreling over
various matters has caused much bad
elsns. and II Is doubtful II he could
ever have the handling of another
man In Goldfield.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Hepburn Attacks Policy
new PROGRAM PRE-.
PARED FOR CELEBRATION
Postponed Labor Day Sports Friday
10 Have Added Features--Addition.
al Prizes Donated for Events.

Appreciating the efforts oi the lab
oring people of this city 30 pull off
The parade and entertainment which
was booked for last Nonaey. 10 be
held on Friday next. the merchants
end others Of the city have donated
additional prizes. which changed the
urogram around to read az follows;
Burro race: First prize, hand.
some riding bride. donated by Her.
man IlfeId Of the Plaza: second prize.
pair Of spurs.
Boys race. seventy-five yard dash:
First prize, beautiful fishing pole:
second prize. half dozen splendid lin,
en- handkerchiefs, donated by Mr.. Mo-
ser. Grand Leader.
One hundred yard dash. open to ~.
ccmers: First prize, box 80 ciga's,
donated by Frank Coe; second prize,
pair handsome braces. donated by
Charles Rosenthal.
Potato race for girls: First prize.
handsome umbrella. donated by Bach.
arach Bros: second prize. choice Of
an Indian art souvenir, donated by n.
A. Shearer, Savings Bank store.
Sack race for men: First prize, a
box Of fifty cigars donated by John
Thornhill: second prize, box twenty.
five cigars. donated by Tom Haywood.
Test between east and west side
fire departments: First prize. box Of
100 cigars: losers consolation prize.
box fifty cigars, donated by Ernest
Mackel.
Old mans race: First prize. box
cigars, donated by David Flint; sec.
ond prize, $3.50 in trade. donated b
Charles Greenclay.
Seventy.five yard dash for union
men only: First prize, handsome
meerschaum cigar holder, donated by
Baily's curio store: second prize, $3.50
in trade. donated by Joseph North
craft. Optimo bar.
The potatoes to be used In girls
race have been donated by John Pa.
pen, grocer.
There will be a meeting this even
ing at Woodmen's hall at s o'clock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
ISSUES DON'T Divide
POLITICAL PARTIES
william Trssers Jereme Passes Pack,
age TO ecsssm and Declares peopss
Have No Choice.

Albany. n. r.. Sept. a~~nisaEiet At
tornss William Tra.eEs Jerome III
New York wss the central figure In
The conference u Mp stale democrats
here today 10 consider The condition
~ the democratic party In The state.
II H. denied that the meeting was I'm
the interest NJ Isrssnas's candidacy for
nomination for tho euseFnogship. I'm
IA speech he said: "no real issues d.
vide parties Elections are mere
scramhies for offices. The boss Ii
but Il hired man of the capitalist,
whose sinister influence controls The
party machinery for nis own selfish
and corrupt ends. the people nj the
polls having only the choice between
unfit candidates"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
GETS CONVENTION -.
BURSUM FORMALLY ENDORSED

publican party Of New Mexico upon
the fact that 1t has In the Hon. II. D.
Bursum, chairman Of this committee,
an able, energetic and tireless leader,
VINO by his great executive ability has
10 harmonized the different elements
In our party that today II presents a
united front 10 its opposition. and we
further hereby express our complete
confidence in the honesty and fntegri'
,y Of the Hon. II. o. Bursum.
The above resolution was offered
by Charles A. spiess Of Las Vegas.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Eugenio Romero OF Las We
gas and unanimously adopted:
We indorse and approve most hear
tily the able. efficient and unselfisn
services rendered TO the people oi
New Mexico by Delegate Andrews
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
5uRsuM


more than the amount Of his account
for clay royalties which were due
him and were also informed that no
money had been paid over to me as
superintendent for any sucn account.
Another item, one Of $40 against
the Y. NJ. G. A. OF Las Vegas, the ex.
perts wrote Mr.. J. G. McNary, the
president Of the association. with ref
.erenee 10 this charge and were inform.
ed that no money had been paid into
the institution. That the brick had
been donated upon the condition that
the brickyaras at Las Vegas donate
an equal amount. | can cite many
more instances Of the same nature
which would fully explain all OF the
sa.77I which these experts have chars.
cd up against me as fraudulent HI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
FRISCO Cll sIRIEERs
COMPLETELY BACK DOWN


San Francisco. Sept. s.~~Ths strike
of carmen On ,hs United railroads.
which have been completely tied up
since August ~. was practically end
ed lat might when. Al d mass meet
lng, the men voted Io return tn work
and submit the question nj wages and
hours tn a committee mn arbitration.
This action In complete backdown
and IL liz said WIS forced ny the nslF
tional organization af street railway
workers. President Calhoun stated no
wuuId laka hack nh the old men and
use alao the men imported tn bseak
the strike. <>.s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05


With reference to the penitentiary
permanent improvements, wherein a
statement is made that not more than
$40. 600 has been properly expended,
space or data not Immediately avail
able will not permit me TO 20 into de-
tails al this time. Suffice to say that
the general public is familiar with the
brick plant constructed during my ad.
ministration and know full we'll that
$4,000 could not replace that plant.
The fact that the present administra.
tion claims 10 be earning something
over $4,000 d year. which Ii wholly
produced from the energies Of the i'm
proyenents and machinery. placed m
commission during and under my IA.
,ninistration. constitutes the strongest
possible evidence OF the worth ana
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

aud We especially congratulate our
delegate In congress upon the success
attending his efforts by which an ap.
preparation of one hundred thousand
dollars was secured for public build
ing In albuquerque. We congratulate
our chairman, Hon. II. o. Bursum. up
on bis efficient management Of the AZ
fairs Of this committee and hereby re.
new our confidence In MIN ms a safe
political counsellor and worthy In ev-
cry respect Of the position he holds.
A resolution was endorsed approv-
ing of the administration OF President
Roosevelt and in favor of joint state.
hood. although considerable opposi-
tion was manifested In the committee
against jointnre.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
SCENIC HIGHWAY
WORK TO START

=. III. Pierce. president nf the Aqua
Pura company aud chairman of the
board of psnitsntlary commissioners.
upon his return 10 Vegas from santa
F.. where he presided al a recent
meeting of The haaTd. brings news
thai work uf constructing the Scenic
Highway from this .ad of the route
viii b. resumed about the middle Of
this month. Aside from the regular
routine matters. this IN the gist of
business transacted by thu hnara a'
the meeting.
Fifty canyiets will arrive at Vegas
on the fifteenth" Mr.. Pierce told the
Optic this afternoon. and they viii
Immediately begin the work where II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

was left aff. They will ne I'm charge
nj Road Foreman j. l.. Fisher and the
work af building the road will con.
sinas until the snow flies In The noun.
tains 10 such depth N to make fur.
ther progress impossible. This viii
probably be about the first ei necem.
her.
There are four or five miles of
romte which IN yet tn i,e built between
the present terminus and the forest
reserve line and We hope to have this
finished before bad weather stops ops
erations. However, n IL In not complet.
ed before the first of December. The
men will he taken back next spring ~
finish the road when the conditions
will b. more favorable" ~=a4=zss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Administration NSFORESTRESERVE
POLICY ROASTED BY SEN. HEPBURN
NATIONAL rEARs SENSATIONAL
pEsATE MATTER Pun lAMos-sENAToR DECLARES
PRESIDENT eEEA Tccl Or GRAspiNc LAND cRAseERs
III wno TtaHER aEaEoh.

Hcfse. Ida. Sept. s~Ths saseaIasa
''s-,llcs" a administration in setting
sside iarre xreas in the wess for aar~
~st reserves aas q sahleet which pre-"
eipssasea acrimonious aud nj times
senxaiional debate "A iass nights ses
stoo of the National irrigation con"
Uo@. Clifford Pinchot. chief ot the
hnrean Ut forestry, ssate2 the policy
of President Roosevelt was tn give
every part of the public lands their
very hest use. These reserves TO a
certain extent control the stock nusi
ness Of the west" he said. for the
chief summer range Ii In the reserves.
Some reserves are practically without
trees. but II was the purpose Of the
administration to pnt trees there.
Hepburn Attacks Policy
Senator Hepburn made bitter at
tack On The administrations forest
policy. The administration" he said.
has no business to have any po'ies
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

enespa IN is stated i'm the statutes s.
Hsg burn said BE- did n0s anssaian the
presidents naaaages but believed hs
kaa Ae~en misaet by lad AMI MT die
Interested advisers.
HssbaFn characterized the theory nj
thu forest Fesersine moisture ~ non.
senss. and attacked the National For.
essTy assvelation. One Ut iss vice
presidents. Wesrhanssr. ha aid.
''awned more land than any other man
I'm the world and more timber than
was originally stolen by any man In
the world"
invited 10 jamestown
Congressman Rssder nj Kansas. re.
ferring I'm his speech today In she coa.
troversy last night over The question
af forest reserves endorsed the ad.
ministration of Chief Forester Pinch.
OF.
n. 81 George Tucker, president os
nh jamestown exposition. invited she
congress 10 meet next year mt James
town. Virginia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Albuquerque. ". NJ. Sept. 5.~~The
tessitorial republican central commit
,e met IA, the Commercial club. with
all counties represented except two,
either by members or proxies.
II. O. Bursum presided, and made a
strong argument counselling harmony
and predicting big victory In the
fall
Las Vegas. Santa Fe and Albuqner-
que were named as places for holding
the convention. The latter two cities
were withdrawn and Las Vegas was
chosen. The date was set for Satur.
day. September %.
The following resolution was uDan.
imously adopted, endorsing Bnrsum:
Resolved. That We, the central COM
mittee Of the republican party of New
Mexico. hereby congratulate the re-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
in 1HROES OF REVOLUTION latin
AMERICA LOOKS fORM0REIROUBE
DOMINICAN INSURGENTS ROUTES At MONTE CHRISTI IArEa
ATTACK TOWN or pAkA BON FoNcsh6 "HEcuIARs- 70
refuge FORT. MIA rNAEATENs sTAaT
SOMETHING SIMULTANEOUSLY ~ Five CENTRAL AMERICANS
REPuotCS

Cape Haytien. ssrs. a messsa.
eer who arrived here to-day from San.
sa Domingo hrnaghs news that the
Dominican insurgents ~ho had been
heseiglng Manas Christi nn the north
coast nj Sanao nomingo ha aheen H.
fsased and pun to fiiEht. Later they
attacked the town nj naksban and
the government forces were compea"
led IN seek refuge I'm u fort where they
ar defending themselves with COM
uasss.aahle courage.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
MISSISSIPPI FARMERS HOLD
CONVENTION At sTARksllLe

starksills. Miss. Sept. 5s~~The pro
gressiye spirit which of late years.
has taken firm hold on the farmers
of Nixsissippl II evidenced ~ y large
1a1ysgwesensativs sts~ndAnce y 49,
state farmers Institute and Industrial
convention which began here today
under the auspices of the Missiasippi
Agricultural and Mechanical college.
The three days program arranged
for the institute is replcte with inter.
esting features In the way ri papers
and addresses by noted agricultural
experts. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

misleading.
Notably among these items lis the
item Of A. J. King, ii, ,2s7.5o for brick
furnished the Blind Asylum at Ala
mogordo. The experts were fully In
formed that these brick were settled
for by delivery Of something over
three hundred tons Of coal which was
used at the penitentiary. 49,
These experts were not only In.
formed Of this transaction, but they
verified the same from the books of
the Santa Fe Central railway freight
office.
Another notable item. that of Dr.
Sloan. amounting TO nearly 500. The
experts personally interviewed DIR.
Sloan and were informed that the
|penitentiary vas indebted to him for
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
REPUBLICANS take
EVERYTHING IN VERMONT
Democrats Swamped and Ffchihs
Lose Prcporsionatety. - Fcsssr and
tioskins Get Increased MaIoritIes.

Rutland, Vt. Sept s,-~complete re.
turns from yesterdays state election
show Fletcher ID. Proctor. republican.
was elected governor by 1876 over
percival v. Clemen. independent dem.
ocrat. The remainder of the repals
liean ticket was also successful The
republicans gained about ten thousand
votes over their vote Of four years
ago and the prohibition loss was pro-
portionately greater. All the mem.
hers of the senate but one are repnb-
Iicans and the lower house In over.
whelmingiy republican. Congressman
Foster and Haskins, republicans. were
elected by increased majorities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
eNcLlsH FooTeALlERs
TOURING THE COUNTRY

Philadelphia. Sept. 5.--The wonder
full success Of the English team of
association footballers now touring
the states and Canada has created an
amount Of interest that will likely re-
suit In the adoption Of the game on
more or less extensive scale In
this country. G. Wreford Brown, an
old international player. who captains
the team, has been asked to bring
out another team ndxt season. and II
Is likely that he will do 80.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
lcEMEN FACE TRIAL

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 5. -- The
cases of the icemen against whom in
dictments were returned last month
we're called for trial today. The de.
PENDANTS are fourteen members OF the
Philadelphia Ice Exchange. and they
are charged with conspiracy to III
crease the price Of the congealed lux.
ury.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
LOSS 100000
or MORE: SEGAL
ct AL ARRESTED

sssa* aankaag department Tha -
ssaeaa men waived formal ssxsses II
tae warrants and save h.as: Sssai
49, as4ssg aHa Ihe otaess faasssAaa each.
The aass. by failure M she eoasspans.
II H. estimated. waaa saeeesa seas. aasisa..n
Csssaass before tna receiver finishes
isas investigation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

philadelphia. Sspa A,wMaxTants
wsre lssaea aa&aaK agAansa Adaaph g.
al. saso hssEom*a masase Than fa!sas-ss~
sssss fEsssm ahs Real Estate Tr2ass soass.
rany On Insufficient securities. VIII
lam Y. North, treasurer of the Real
Estate Trust company. and Marshall
g. fellInswaod. assistant treasurer,
ea@Fsing them sian conspiracy. IN.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
SMELLING 4 REFINING CO.
DECLARES DIVIDENDS

New York. Sept. s.--At the annual
meeting Of the American Smelling 4
Refining company at Jersey City to
day the retiring directors were re-.
elected. The net earnings Of the year
were $10,l61.35S. an increase OF S1.-
262.546. After the payment OF divi.
dents, taxes. etc, and 1857 ,309 for
extraordinary improvements and the
employees profit sharing fund, thera
remained surplus for the year Of g..
02l,655, an increase Of $405,143
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
CANADIAN TELEPHONE CON-. =
veNTIoN MEETS IN TORONTO

Toronto. Ont. Sept. 5.--DeleEates
from cities throughout the dominion
were present today at the annual con
vention Of the Canadian Independent
Telephone association. James B.
Hoge OF Cleveland, Ohio. president of
the International Telephone associa-
tion. told the convention of the sac.
cess OF the Independent telephone
companies In the United States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
FREDDIE WEEKS A WINNER:
MONTE ATTELL KNOCKED OUT

Victor. Colo. Sept. 5.-Freddie
Weeks landed a knockout blow In his
fight with Monte Attell in this city In
the sixth round. From the first the
little fellow from Butte. Montana, had
the brother OF Abe at his mercy. At
scil. while game. was clearly at the
mercy Of young Weeks. Predictions
are freely made that in Weeks there
is a coming champion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
albuquerque Evening Citizen.)


Albuquerque. ". NJ, Sept I'll
have read the report of the investiga.
tion Of the affairs of the 'penitentiary
purporting to have been made by d
Colorado expert employed by terri
torial authorities who were evidently
misied and misinformed by busy y-bod-
les and irresponsible parties. who
probably represented that a terrible
stale Of affairs and rottenness exist
ed ii the management Of the peniten.
tiary This report il malicious. pre-
judicial, unfair and fun of errors and
numerous falee statements and Items
are included n this report charged to
me which the experts had full Know.
ledge and information, were false and