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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
BALES SUSPENDl-
dos en- Bayam6n.
La POIiCia tuVO que lnteTeniT en-
eIIOs, y halo que VariOs lDdiVi-
duOs pOrtaban puiaIes y CuGhi-
Il0S.
Sc Osta CsIshrandO en- Ia IgIssla parTOlulal sl
nOVGnarIO 4 Ia Immaculate Conception.
(De maestro oOrrespom8al. }
Diciembre g.

Diciembre s.
La noche del tiltimo Babado ha sido una
noche muy laboriosa para la pOlicfa de
esta ciudad. Sc celebTaban cuatro bales
On los recintos, y, exception de uuo que
ne termin6 temprano por falta de parejas,
los otros hubo de Concluirlos la polfcfa, en-
virtud de los muchos escdndalos ocurridos
en- ellos. Degde las primeras horas que
empezaron estaS diversiones, va se habfa
puesto la nubs; pero la policfa estaba aten-
ta al asunto, J prontamente pusO fin los
bales arTeBtando ocho individuos por
perturbar Ia paz pGblica.
Cuando estos des6rdenes ocurrfan, el &C.
two cabo Simonpietri, ocup6 en- manoB de
unO de los trasnocbadores un pufial de IA
pulgadas inglesas y dos filos; dos mas,
dos cuchillos, y una navajo Otro.
No hubo heridas, nj rasgufios por la
prOnta y efcaz intervention de la policfa.
Scgdn informes, parece que uno de los
empresarios de uno de estos bales ALA de
msdrugsda TOGO las puertas del sefior
alcalde de la Ciudsd, con ohieto de que
jarse 81, de que 10 policfa, pesar de
haber pagado la licencia de bale, 10 ha.
bfan terminado; pero ell sefloF alcalde, con
independence y sensatez, le contest6 que
Ia policfa de Bayam6n merecfa toda su
Ccnfanza, y que no dudaba que habfa to-
nidO razOnes fundadas para concluir la
diversion.
-Contin6a ell tempo muy malc, con-
Becuencia de la mucha lluvia, la que inn
posibilita hacer toda clase de trabaio.
En- Ia iglesia parrOquial SO viene
Celebrando 81 novenario de la Iumaculada
Conception, vi6ndose ell temple muy con-
curridO por elegantes distinguidas damas
asf como de reSpetables eaballeros.
Cantan las novenas varias se1oritas, las
CualeS 10 hacen admirablemente, entire
elias degcuelIan, por Su bien timbrada voz,
la Sefiors Natslia .Gimenez de Cobi6n y
la seherita Carmen Gutierrez de Arroyo.
-Hemos vistO con gusto, que ha mejo.
rado algo Ia carne; pero todavfa es nece.
Bario que Ia isleta mejore ell ganado de la
matanza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
Para IA ParIsIma

Para la fiesta de Ia P6risima Be egt6n
vendiendO una infinidad de pamelas de
paja de srroz adornadas en- blsnco, rosa,
azul y negro, ques son los dltimos modelos
traidos de PARIS y que SO yenden 4 5 y
$6 una. ~<.--@@
Adem6s hay gran variedad de sombTe-
roB desde dos pesos cada un0. .-~-
Ell PARIS BAZAR es Ia casa que
mas surtido tiene que vende sus sombre'
ros & todss las perBonaS de- gusto de Ia
isla,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
HOTA TRISTE.

A las dos media de la tarde de hoy
ha fallecido en- Bu residencia de esta ciu.
dad, Ia joven y distinguida sefiora dofia
Bel6n Mendia Morales, esposa del senior
Antonio BlancO Fernandez; del comerCio
de esta plaza.
Ha POGO tempo luci6 Ia que cae va en-
la tumba los bellos azahareB de Ia desposa-
da fernando su dulce nido de amor, que
Cubren hoy los fGuebres crespones / de
hondoduelo.
Mafiana Sc efectuar6 ell entierro del
cadaver y enviamos nuestro- mas sentido
p6same al triste esposo y denas deudos de
Ia que fu6 buena virtuosa DANA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

ilLEGAR0N los SOmbEaEOS De Castor (Bombi-
tos) que esperaban los clientes de Ia 'sVilla
de Madridn
Es el sOmbrero pTopio de climas tropica-
les, pues solo pesa unas dos onzas.
Tambi6n negsron las nQevas camisetas
de crepo. cuelIOs y puf1os de hilO AustE1a-
cos y Peabody, Casimires ingleses, telas de
hilo espafolas y un explendido snrtido de
ENGAGES ValenCien. Nottingham y Bruse-
las, inclusO apIicaciOnes de seda.
a los almacenes de ID 'sVilla de Madrid
acude tOda persona de gusto; en- este esta-
blecimfento tOdOs los dias son de moda.
Telefono 273. r. o. B. 784. San Fran
cisco 81. San Juan, p. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

Sc VEWDE una.fnca, situada en- Ia carre-
terra de ManatI Ciales, seis kil0metros
del primer pueblo, de 1000 cuerdas de ex-
tension propias para cafia, tabacO y pastOs.
Comunica con La plaza de la Central s.Mon-
serraten pOr la carFeteEa mencionada y pO-
see un cable aeTeo para tFansporte de cana
Tiene en- Ia actualidad 600 cuerdas de cafia
de plantilla, cuyOs primerOs tocones se
venden tambi6n. Tiene bueyada suficien-
te, carros americanos del pals, casas y
Fanchoss
Dirigirse Manuel Blazouez. Manatf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

Han contraido matrimonio ante Ell
Juez Municipal de esta ciudad, Jose Rua-
no con Maria Hernandez y Juan Rivera,
con Maria Luna del Vale. -.-
-Sali6 aver para Ponce, Monde residir6
por ahora, la distinguida sehorita Praxe-
des Cauet.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
INTERESA.

A les pFOfssOrss de mlSiOa. Jests Rend6n
AImira tiene constante existencia de ins-
trumentos: tales como ClaTinetes, Flautas,
Flautines, CoTnetines, BaritOnos, BombaT-
dinos, Trombones, Violines, MandOlines,
Violoncellos, etc. MetOdos de Eolfeo pa
IA toda clase de instrumentos. AcccesO-
rios musiea en- general. Tamib6n Sc
hace cargo de traer un instrumental para
Banda. Para infoTnaes sobre cuaIquieT ar
tfculo que Sc desee, Allen 21 st. Apartado
ZIG, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 16va
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Para!IzaeI6n de tfeRes.

Arecibo, Octubre 4.-Coronel Hamill
San Juan. Tren correo que Eali6 aver
Camuy no pudo llegar 6sta Tren mer-
cancfas detenido en- Cambalache tren
pasageros que saIi6 4.15 tarde aver de 6sa
est6 detenido en- Vega Baja, todo debido
desperfectoB lfnea. Carretera Utuado in
comunicada pJr derrumbes. Rios con
fuertss avenidaB por las nuviag.-Te Teniente
Noa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

--Ha pressntado Ia Tenuucia de Bu car
20 81 aefior Diego Roman Dfaz, presidente
de Ia iunta egcolar de Rio Grcnde.
--Esta maiana 81 bracero Felipe Goe-
naga que trabaja on 81 muelle prod6joGs
una herida por desgarro sObre 81 pulpejo
del dedo medic de q manO derecha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
EI Jefe HamiIl sisit6 a SanturGe.
PTOpdnGse dsstaGar en- sI pOhIadO
fu8rza de detectives,

Ell jefe de la policfa insular giro aver
una vista al barrio de Santurce y sus po
bladoS de Seboruco, Martin Pefia, Conda.
do, Gandul, PaTque y calle Cerra, toman-
do las dispoBciones necesarias para ell me.
jor servicio.
o. AdemdS montar6 un puesto de detectives
& fin de que sean corregidas las raterfaB
que de algGn tempo esta parte Sc vienen
COmetiendo por aquellos contOrnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
NOVEDAD.

Ha llegado de Europa don Gonzalo To-
rres, duefio de la nueva Agencia Funeraria
"La Vslenciana", trayendo, entire Otras
cOsas, para adOrno de los coches de la mis-
ma, ma. tres Preciosos angeles dc gran merito
da Agencia, mayor fama de la que en- tan
corto tempo Sc tiene merecidamente con-
quistada. Eva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
TRANQUILlDAD EN- BARGELONETA.
(FOr tet6grGfo.

Hoy recibimos el telegrama que sigue:
"BarceIoneta, Diciembre 4, 1.24 p m.
ola Correspondence" San Juan. Ces6
anoche lluvia sin que SO desbord6ra el RIO
Tranquilidad cOmpleta en- las familiaB
del pob!ado.-CorTeBpon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
QUE MEJORE.

Sc encuentra enfermo con la grippe,
el joven don Jose Herrero, de la conner
cial "Herrero Hermanos" del alto Co.
merTia de esta plaza y le deseamos prOnto
restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
La prsnsa franGesa y ell ministeriO
CIemenCeau.
Los nuevOs ministries han GOmenzadO Ia rsdaGGI6n
del pTOgTama pOIitICO.

La mayor parte de los peri6dicos pari.
sienses han acoiido con satisfaction Ia no.
ticia del nuevo Ministerio, en- ell que fgu-
ran NADIA menos que ocho de Bus miembros
que han sido periodistas. Sin embargo,
algunas hojas Sc muegtran hostiles Mon.
gieur Clemenceau y no ocultan su inten-
ci6n de combatir su polftica con encarni-
zamiento.
M. Clemenceau, como 10 hubiers hecho
un hombre de Estado americana, ha reCi.
bido todos los reporters que deseaban
entrevistarlo. Esta manera de obrar ha
producido una excelente impression.
Los GltimoB telegramas de Paris di-
cen: Les nuevos ministries han comenza-
do Ia redacci6n del programa polftico del
gabinets Clemenceau. La lectura de este
documento; en- la primera session del Par
lamento, ser6 sensational, segdn Sc dice.
Las perBonas bien informadas, declaran
que el programa gubernamental, en- la
primera session del ParlRmento, Bsr6 sensa-
cional, segdn Sc dice.
Las personals bieu informadag, decIaran
que el programa gubernamental, compren-
dera Ia aplicaci6n, en- todo su rigor, de Ia
ley de separation y de los proyectos de ley
que ae referen las pensiones de obreros,
& la compra, por 81 EstadO, de los cami.
nos de hero del OeBte del Mediodfa ,
el monopOlio, por Ell Eatado, del petr6leo
y de los alcoholics.
La minuta del presupuesto, redactada
por la comisi6n GUAR do M. Sarrien estaba
en- el poder, ha sido vivamente combatida
en- la reunion del Couseio, M. Poinca-
RE, Ministro de Finanzas, Baliente, ha
sido objetO de muy severas Crfticas. Co
mo este presupu:sto no estaba perfecta-
mente equiIibrado ser& sujeto una mi
nuciosa revision.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
Tho Porto Rico General Telephone
Company.
San Juan, Porto Rico.

Sc recibir6n en- Ia oficina del Porto Ri
CO General Telephone Company PROPOSE.
clones para 81 Buministro de postes en- To-
tes desde 5 & 100
EsPECIFICACIONEs CLAsE
DE MADEIRA b
Pimiento, Tachuslo, Ausubo, Ucar, Ca
pa blanco, Orteg6n, Maya, Aquil6n, Ce-
bruquiIlo, Laurel Sabine, Guaracamillo
25 pies de largo, no menOs de seis pull.
gadas de diametro en- el extreme mas alto.
sITIO DE ENTREGA.
En- cualquiera estaci6n desvfo del fs-
rrocarril entire Carolina y ATecibo.
PROPOsICIONEs.
Deben ser dirigidas al que SuBcrihe.
La Compafifa resarva el derecho de re.
chazar todas las proposiciones. LEWIS
j. PROCTOR, General Manager.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
Sc aTrIsRda . Vsnds

Una finca rCstica, compuesta de $50
cuerdas propias para siembras de cnas,
frI1tos memories, tabaco, chinas etc. eUc.
Tiene casa habitaci6n, aparatos antiques
para la elaboration de azticar y excelente
aqua potable. Esta situada Orillas de Ia
carretera de AgUadllla Isabella 30 mi
nutos de Ia primera pOblaci0n.
Para mas infOrmes Luis N MatsOnaVe
Aguadilla. 45. va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

Los elementos consumidores indus
triales de la is'a, se muestran favorable
mepte impreeionados con el proyecto noti-
ciado por LA Correspondence" para
la constitution de una lfnea de VapoEes.
Con motive de las lluvias de estes
dias han ocurrido grandes Crecientes en-.
los rios de Ii isIa. Muchas cabezas de-
ganado han deaapareoido y puentss de ma
dera de caminos vecinales, han sido arraa..
ira les nor Ian eorrienfea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad en- asun-
tOs de negocios 81 Sr. Manuel GStala, de
Ponce,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA
RIENEs INMUEBLEs

Sebastian 9 de Ddemb
venddo
embargados por ha pagado
ddo cubucon Venday sgdn don la Ley de Rem
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04
MILAGROSO DESCUBRIMIENTO


sDeIase nfredad ve
NIosn eeua ao
t. nnag "a complete
mnagr es In la
ntos sPizodpu udOm0ve q
nPudoRicl Frmi
,ndm oOn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-04

Dirigirse Manuel Blazquez. Manatf.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Bank for GreenWater

The Greenwater Banking corporation
has been Incorporated with capital of
100000. Senator George S. Nixon is
president, Lewis l.. Parkhurst vice.
president and Herbert b. Gee cashier.
These gentlemen, with Malcomb Mac
donald, Donald b. Gillies and Frank
A. Keith, constitute the board of di-
rectors. The gentlemen are well known
mining men and capitalists of Nevada,
and with them back of it the institu-
ton is assured of success from the start.
L. A. Parkhurst was in Las Vegas this
week and states that the fixtures and
furniture for the bank are now on the
ground. The exact location of the bank
will be decided by the cashier upon his
arrival at Greenwaier.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Sheerer-Millar

At one o'clock last Friday afternoon,
October 18th, at the Palace Hotel,
Chas. H. Sheerer, of Crescent, and
Jennie l. Millar, of Colorado, were
united in marriage by Judge Ii. NJ.
Lillis. A number of invited guests
were present to witness the ceremony.
Mr.. Sheerer is owner of the townsite
at Crescent and a substantial citizen of
that thriving mining camp. He was in
Las Vegas most of last week awaiting
the arrival of his bride and arranging
for the happy event.
After days shopping in Las Vegas
Mr.. and Mrs. Shearer left Saturday for
their future home in Crescent, taking
with them the best wishes of all those
who had the pleasure of meeting them
here
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
RAILROAD DAY
Excursions to Beatty Next
Monday

Special excursion trains from Salt
Lake, Los Angeles and Las Vegas will
mark the formal opening of the Las
Vegas and Tonopah railroad to Beatty
next Monday, Oct 22nd.
The trains from the north and south
will arrive during the forenoon and will
be made up at Las Vegas into big
special flyer for Beatty. 1t is expected
that the special will require Is cars, in
cluding standard and tourist sleel ers,
dining ears and coaches.
The excursion will leave Las Vegas
about IL O'Clock, and the railroad COM
pany promises to make the run in four
hours. The return will he made OH the
oath, allowing one full day and two
nights in the mining district. All
tickets, however, will be good for longer
periods.
Dining cars will not be opened in the
district, but sleepers will be used should
necessity demand.
Round trip rates from various points
will be as follows:
Las Vegas-s7 80; good returning Oc-
tOber 3lst.
Salt Lake-$25 90; good for 10 days,
returning.
Los Angeles-$20.0O; good for Is
days, returning.
All tickets will permit stopover priv
ilege at Amargosa on return trip.
Assistant Superintendent Nash states
that every courtesy will be shown ex-
cursionists. Superintendent F. Nj.
Grace will be in personal charge of the
excursion.
President J. Ross Clark and other
officials of the company will participate
in the celebration.
Beatty will welcome the railroad and
the visitors with great pyrotechnical
display, and it is understood that lib
eral arrangements have been made for
the entertainment of the latter during
their stay in the district
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
c. 7. Durell

Under the head of Candidates An
nouncements' will be found the card of
c. T. Durell, of Searchlight, Republican
nominee for assemblyman. The Age
understands that Mr. Durell is one of
the strong men of the southern mining
town, one who has made a success OF
his own business and who is well quail
fled to guard the interests of his con-
stituents in the legislature.
The delegates who supported him in
the convention and others from Search
light endorse him strongly.
Las Vegas citizens would like an op-
portunity to become acquainted with
Searchlight candidates.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
The Southern Nevada
Wholesale Liquor Store
HOME OF THE FAMOUS EASTSIDE KEG AND
BOTTLED BEERS
Now Open to the Retail Trade Elk,
clusively

Offering variety of tax paid Whis-
kies at the very door of the mining
camps and retailers. All goods
carried in stock are received in CARLOAD
lots direct from the Bluegrass State.
In addition to tax-paid goods which
can be supplied in Various brands and
ages in single-barre shipments, | will,
on application, quote prices dover than
the distiller) on fiye-barrel warehouse
receipts covering majority of the
standard brands Of Kentucky Whistles
in bonded warehouse.
Will also quote lowest possible cash
price on twenty-five case lots Bottled in
Bond goods direct from distillery to
consumer.
The time is here when compounds
must stand aside for pure Kentucky
distilled whiskey. A complete line of
Cigars, Wines, Cordials, Liqueurs, etc 4,
continually in stock. start off right
and cater to the select trade
Come and personally inspect our stock.
Mail orders filled Immediately on re-
ceipt. Prices the lowest pussihle net
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
County Commissioner

II. A. Perkins, of Searchlight, the
Republican nominee for commissioner,
will poll big vote in Las Vegas. The
registration lists show that Las Vegas
and Searchlight contain nearly one-half
the voters of Lincoln county. These
towns are surely entitled to representa-
ton on the board of county commits
sioners.
Las Vegas will lay party politics aside
and stand by its sister city to the south,
and feels that Searchlight will return
the compliment.
Both towns have put forward strong
candidates. Mr.. Perkins is editor of
the Searchlight newspaper and is prom
inently identified with every movement
for the upbuild.ng If the ''camp with
out failure"
w. f. Hawkins, OF Las Vegas, in the
space of one and one-half years, has
built up one of the most successful
general mercantile establishments in
Southern Nevada. He is a quiet, con-
servative man, with rare business judg-
ment, and his motto, as indicated by his
actions, is nothing more nor less than
"a square deal for all"
The citizens of Lincoln county will
make no mistake in electing these two
men to the board of county commits
sloners
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Desert Apples

As fine looking apples as were ever
grown anywhere are produced on the
old Las Vegas ranch. \ box brought
in this week by +. T. Maxwell was a
revelation to those not familiar with
what the desert can do in the way of
fruit production. The apples averaged
more than three and one-half inches in
diameter and were perfect in form,
foyor and color-heautiful to look upon.
At Indian Creek, IS miles west OF Las
Vegas, splendid apples are raised
Some were seen 10y the writer this week
measuring more than twelve inches in
circumference. These apples are free
from worms and ieM bear Il hlemish OF
any kind.
Only water is needed to make the
desert bloom with fertile gardens and
orchards OF fruit, unsurpassed by any
section OF the great southwest.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
OIL development
Nevada Home Company Sc
cures Rig

f. T. Maxwell, of the Nevada Home
Oil Co., made trip to Los Angeles this
week and purchased drilling outfit,
which he states will be shipped out
within the next few days, and develop
ment work on the company's lands
commenced as soon as the machinery
can be put in place.
The outfit purchased is of the latest
improved pattern and is one of the most
complete rigs that has ever gone into
any field. 1t consists of standard rig
with complete double string of tools,
steel cables, etc, and will drill to 5000
feet in depth.
Although it is not thought that it
will be necessary to drill to anything
like this depth, good heavy rig was
secured so that the country could be
thoroughly exploited, and the work
would not in anyway be retarded nor
the expense increased by having poor
or weak drilling machinery.
Mr.. Maxwell reports great activity in
the oil business in los Angeles and vi
cinity. The price of crude petroleum,
asphalt base, having advanced from
around 80 cents to $l.05 per barrel
within the past few weeks.
All the available drilling rigs are be-
ing bought up and put in use either
drilling or pumping. A 2000- barrel
gusher has just been struck near Full
lerton and all available lands near there
are being bought or leased by operators
There is also revival of work in the
fields near Bakersfield owing to the ad-
vance in price of oil
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Steal Cash REGISTER

Last Saturday night burglars broke
into Las Vegas Mercantile Company e
meat market on Fremont street and
stole the cash register, containing one
cent postage stamp. No doubt the reg
lister was stolen for what it was sup
posed to contain and was taken away
where it might be opened with safety.
All money had been removed, however,
when the market was closed down for
the night.
The Mercantile Co. has offered re-
ward for the return of the register and
also for information leading to the ap-
prehension OF the thieves.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
J. F. MILLER. owner and Manager.


K T Rives and wife, Salt Lake; ii A
Arnold, Long Beach; + NJ Douglass,
Washington, ID G.; q V Havertie, V p
Strange, Salt Lake; VIM Moss, L A
Green, Memphis, Tenn; James Pur,iy,
Chas Bants, Grand Junction, Colo; J. +
Rose, l. va T r X; Ed Everett, Beatty ;
T Brady, Bullfrog; A f Shahan, J ID
Huddle, Los Angeles; Dean Warner.
Seattle, Wash; b ID Stewart, U S G S i;
W W Adams, Butte, Mont; II F Rich
ardson, Goldfield; Gust Linden; Mrs
Weaver, Henry E Carter, ii G Lichten-
berger, Los Angeles; p b Pemberton,
Searchlight; b A Statz; Jos II Harper,
Butte; j p Yaney, Salt Lake; L A
Parkhurst, Tonopah; Frank Black
Beatty; X. G Mum, f S Smith, w S
Wing, Denver; Stephen f Barron, Okla
hogan, Wash; John Loveless, Provo,
Utah; A b Pratt, Los Angeles; Nj l.
Christian, Louisville, Ky; NJ NJ Bacon,
New York; Carl F Schader, Johnnie I;
7 B Hanley, Needles, Cal; X T Kim
ball d l. Clampitt. Los Angeles; Anton
Garino; Chas Stumm, Salt Lake; J J
Reeder wife and baby, Salt Lake; A F
Hamilton, Los Angeles; J G Duffy +,
Beatty; Pat Sullivan; DIR NJ A Miller,
Tonopah; Alex Thompson, Spokane /;
John J Hurley, Los Angeles; w III
Hendrickson, city.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
For ASSemblyman

Phoebe Record has the following 10
say of Las Vegas able candidate for the
Assembly:
"Mr. Thomas did not seek the nomi-
nation for the Assembly, but was put
forward by the Republican county con-
yention because of his fitness and large
local interests. Mr.. Thomas halls from
Las Vegas, where he has erected an ele-
CANT brick building, which is evidence
he likes Lincoln county and intends to
stay. Mr.. Thomas has lately been ad-
mitted to practice law in Nevada. He
has held several positions of trust in
different localities"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Loses Mother

Mrs. Hiram Johnson, mother Of Mrs.
Walter r. Bracken of this city, died at
her home in Eureka, Nevada, last Sat-
urday, Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Bracken had been summoned
and reached Eureka in time to he with
her mother day or two before her
death.
Walter Bracken left for Salt Lake
Wednesday night and will meet his
wife on her way home.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Candidates

With the exception of commissioners
and assemblymen, there is not a single
nominee for Office south of the Muddy
river valley.
Our northern friends should remem-
ber this fact and give Las Vegas and
Searchlight a square deal on election
day.
A proper spirit OF fairness manifested
at at this time will go a long way to-
ward preventing sectional strife in the
future.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-10-20
Announcement

Mrs. NJ. |. Templeton desires to an
nounce that she has taken complete
charge Of the Cold Storage Boarding
House at the Ice Plant. Attractive
changes have been made in the dining
room and the service is strictly first
class. Good home cooking and the very
choicest cold storage meats. The pat.
ronage of the general public i olicited.
Meals, % cents.