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BUSINESS SLOWING UP.
Relaxation ~ Evident, But it WfIl
He HenatIey, ara Not 1iijmre
tho Country, Says J. J: Hill.

James J. Hill does not take g,oomy
view Of the business outlook. He does
not believe that there is going to be
any g~r>'a al falling of in the business
purEut - embrace the necessities
Of life. In all other kinds of business
he believes there mNst be slowing
up. All luSuTiss, he believes. will SUI
fer. He says, however, the reaction
will be a healthy one. '" ', rs
Mr.. Hill was at HIS Office for tho
first time In about ten days ,ykstefd day.
and, In addition to the above, he said ::
There is plenty OF business. The
transportation compatiics are having
all they can swing. 1t requires<>no
great insight, however, to see that q
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CHICAGO ATTORNEY
Fays Warm Things to
the Supreme Court
OAtTHS> VIOLATED

Washington, April 30.-Attorney
Warren B. Wilson OF Chicago, whose
suit agatpst secretary shaw by which
he -itsa$temptea 80 have declared
illegal the payment Of so, 100000
for the purchase Of the Panama
canal from the French company, was
recently decided against him by The
supreme court Of the Jnted States,
has filed in that court a petition for
d yrehearing which is somewhat re-
70 f0aTkable on account Of the manner
on which the courts decision is
characterized Referring TO the
courts statement that the amount
OF the complainant interest is not
disclosed" he asserts that no bill Of
this Kind ever has alleged anything
as to- the amount Of property the
complainant owned. "Thc only
Startling thing about the matter
adds the attorney, "is that the su.
premeE court Of the United States
should be startled at the idea O
# citizens disclosing as the basis 0
HIS night only his citizenship ant
Regal liability to be called on 70 con
tribute by taxation to the kubli
Treasury, should presume to &hinI
f3finself entitled to demand fraR thi
court that the constitutionsSsBs oul
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be obeyed by men in high places as
well as by the lowly." 49,. ..
whenever, in the Judgment OF
the president or congress it seems
necessary or desirable that new
power should be granted proper pro-
cess to secure it, is not to apply for
it to those for whose benefit it is
to be exercised, but. the powers
should be made permanent by the
court. The part in this increasing
process assigned to the court is that
from time to time, the judges
should, in direct violation OF their
oaths Of office, falsely declare fro1a
the bench that the constitution
means what they know it does not
mcan.'
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> Z ORDER Is |: I;.|s az liz Uta1ae,AsrioN!

y : -
State. of sWests Virginia. -, " 81
At Rrfes I'm the: C1eTk q Office of
the Circuit Court of <Kanawha coun.
ty, ON Monday, tlse lst day, of April,
1907, go ~ ~, ~, = = ~; -
1Wfil8am' n. Gftbs,', -, :E.'>.Y \, -. :,
:; 49,, @ Vs. ''}..t lInfebancery. No, 1aO2;
Clara E.. Gibbs, = :
'"And. it appeaTing by affidavit filed
IN CHS causetthatn Clara E. Gibbs, is
a NONRESIDENT OF this State, It. is or
:dered shat she do appear within one
publication hereof, and do What is
necessary to-: protest her interests.
The" object of tfis3is to obtain a d.
.Vofce' from theNbonds of matfimony.
'' ,''' d M! Shirley; r. :. =.
- ~. : -! =. r. =. :. Clerk. .
e; +AEBERTsoN,; :
20 Solfcitors%fof. Plaintiff.
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.F0teOE REDUCED
2O4 Employees OF Government Print
ing Office Dismissed. -,

|. sstHa shiagton, April S0.-LA1 large
reduction. intthe force Of the govern
,ment printing office was made to.
day, when public printer StiHfngs
announced the dismissal of 204 en-.
Dioyes,"of whom 1902 were tourney
men" bookHnders and an equal. nun1-
Der OF sewers and gold workers.
The ,,nublfc printer states. that he
was forced to take this. action he
cause Of Amendments TO the laws
governing printing and binding cf
reports and COMPRESSION.
al document enacted at ths,last, seq.
sfunA % CONGRESS causing a. falling off
of the work. - '.,,< .'@sa,% .s.. > =. Z,
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Notice to- Take dispositions.


TO Clara f.. Gibbs -: -.
Take Notice: That on the I3th day
Of May, 1907, between the hours or
nine O'Clock A. M. and four o'clock
p. M, at the law office of Middleton
& Albertson in the. LaWrence Block.
In the city of .}Chafleston,. county Of
Kanawha and state OF West Virginia,
I }WiH take the deposition Of myself
and others; and on the '23d day OF
May, 1907, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ,
at 846 Shelley avenue, in the city Of
Akron, county of Summit and state
Of Ohio, / with take4the deposition OF
Sarah A: Gibbs and others, said dep
;ositfoDs to be read in eyidehcesin my
behalf in certain SUIT: in chancery
now pending In the Circuit Court for
the county of KanaWha and state Of
West Virginia, In which ann plain
tff and You are the defendant. :
If from any eau Sc the taking of
said dispositions shall not be COM
Inenced or completed on the days
aforesaid, the; same shall<be -cSntinu-
ed from day to day, or time to time,
ut the same places: and between the
same hours, respectively AuHtil, the
same shall be, completed. = j.:
. :.-:WILbIAM IT, GPBBS,, ~
: -. :.-t., - =. g., BY Counsel.
>MlDpLEToN*a ;..ALBERTsoN, ::
.4-11At>: :.'3.'s.%. -, Collectors.
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KRHoNE+ 1aoA:x.

sfdHSht a& Mas setSfR.S&'.E .t...~ I;
~ TRADE, IsalnderatAnd.4il
not sh9MkE any signs of d reaction
NUT &AA4st 6iness IL different from al
l,9ther' ka& Of business and 98Neh tiff
GferentftfAA the steel business ITSELF 81
10 tewE yNAAs ago. New uses Tor afRiy
thuishttA St9el pl'od0ct are sotfiipF &
the Sfroftt ssVery hay: ':rThe town mer
chant wMoSnsed tosbe' satisfied with 9
TWO aor stAaBe story &Rd6den Structure
now HinshstS qpon having at least d FIVE
story bnfMing of steel S8nAe% man In
nearly every town Ia the country Mhf
has -asadee@ little forta1er wants to Sp4]
up steei s Building and carve his nasatt
= "ThsysSda1d ships of steel now, rath;
er thaisWg4d. RailfQad men who aaSsl
to build MpQden cars are now buiIdina
steel atSf4e Hundreds. Of inst&H6as
might be given to shdw;thet multf1He,
ity ,MtuseH to which theIs&eef pr6dNat
Is now puE all OF which shows 1T siS
a 'so915densss ooti1g than ever :beg&fe,
onSSs a ,E{gfSsty, steel has nov become q
But takSsome Of the Injuries which,
are botpa lh 1p Hush. times. Here
IS .#heresfhe. reaction first sets in. ,Ins
snS nees ay1.t thsre isnoW general
r. Go niiASs1 further sssix months ago
railroad could not ,talk with car
buidsrs; the latter wore too busy to-
tatk, aIlashen they could, talk they
coaid nOtf2af6mise deliveries. Now: 4
am tolf sRe> car builders are Seeking
the railrQG men,: Tbs latter, how
ever, jatssAssy. :" 70 :: = ~
"EP Q, sSe III many of the big mariI-'
factunlRg ines Excess orders billed
Up mon tfsgo will keep the plants so1
ing fusEsssElg well into the fall: bud
now 'theFeM8 a falling OF in 0rdaps
Unless :tAasA is a change this means
the bic. psahfs that have been ,runninR,
full blast will have to let men go. j.
. I'm f,slsaE case it. Would not be ;AArc
prIsing m we heard the rattle of a Sow
empty tim dinner pairs. There will be,
TWO jobs three mtn, s1instead sof
three Jobs k1E two men: Your skilled
iah0rer, 4lShas been: intoxicated with
the + flush: H prosperity for so long,
WON'T like new Order of'things.' He
viii 'get Hrahs1o oking' for another job
and go back 10 mother earth again and
seek STEADY living which cultivation
of the seal aisSads;g.r. ~
:, our day 4Abot8r who has been In
sisting on getting $3.50. or SO day
viii be satisfied to- take 80 or 40. per
| cent less Your: banker who has been
sitting back ssHeEiRg. his head and say
ms money Up: scarce, will find that
| money has bec9n1e a drug on the mar
ket. A Presidential campaign will be
at hahd. III = - | -.
| Nov, / would cali this healthy
relaxation, It is ar:more helpful than
! the qisastrouas panic Of ten years ago,
or even tbe5agSaction which preceded
| the 'last Presidential election. Now
it would prot5aBly be a more or. less
controlled reaction, Where previous
reactions toeKttie bit In their teeth
and ran peiBhnieIl into, panics. The
country is gfgyfhg and VILE continue
to grow: Relaxation will be HEALTH
full ,fyr%;, - .. '.s: u &, II -
L. : u, /
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NOTICE.

ID" We have sold the Nutter farm, to
Mr.. Shaw, of Preston county, but
here is another good one: Tbs
Shade Valley: Stock FARM. In Athens
county, Ohio. "a. In high state Of cultir
walton! Don't miss this one, for it, is
a. big Patgin.: : Write for, special cir
eular No. 1497: ~ - q =. - e.
Z ,CHALFANr LAND COMPANY, :,
fra =.~'>:. Bnckhannon, w: Va,
The people who are selling out the
earth. ~ $ L -. s. 4-25-10t.
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5F77 81! sFstt7FF q =
.FPoCAasoNrAs Uo's. DostBINE. I
~ - =. i, = ~ 49,. ~ ~, y:
Merger Plans Announced on Wall
''' '~.'>''Hts''r Street Yesterday. 2

/" .'Aecofdips to the New Times.
p plans have been tanpou 1ckd in Wall
street - for the combining 1of the -Po-
GaRqatas sConsoliaafed1 COMPANY and
the"Pocahantas Consolidated Collier
Jtes Colnpapy: The Times says:
1T was ,ahbpunced'' Yesterday in
Wan street that, q new 5okporation
rs to be organized. NADER the laws Of
Virginia to fbfovida for 4tbsS1nerger
OF the; Poeab ont as Consolidated Com
pa9y a4d the {Roca hontaS CONSOLE
dated tGolliePtes> Company. The, new
cop}gany VIII ,haYe ~ rcapitai Of ST.
go o,Qeo stock, OF ,Whl6h 1880, 900
Will be as per cent curnUTatfvc pre-
3erred aud iS5, 100000 common. It
will also have an authoriAGd issue
of. $20,000,000 S per cent ,fifty-year.
bonds; subject ITO calf at los. Of
which itGis, proposed to- dispose Of
only Sc 100000, at the present time.
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weights, each one of which IS fall
Hag&19pG eswM >opeEatey 1.-The clock seven
and one-half minutes. - -
1.-The sSgtam Us sal dsto be absolute
|, lly esfe The rental OF q clock is about
The same ngiee as people pay for hay
|, iftS clocks je1ea ned each year. F.. +.
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The .SafrRd literature Glass or
The Baptist 'Tsmple4will meet Thurs
day evening, May End, with Rev, r
G.. Johnson, d. n, ;No.aj2fS 3Truslow
isssF t'a'', = RI ~ = :. -. - =
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ARE you WORKING FOR For MONEY
.*:>~ "z' OR IS YOUR 49, -
MONEY WORKING FOR YOU?

working and it N a get
hiding somewhere
Working Money -
~ fyou working and
ineres-Youf 8 for You 4
dim
ito
I'm
cityofE
newk
& section of the ts second Hor used for office
well After the ChaIton building had been occupied
W. paid idendo OF six ercent
Stock still $1,000 either
m m tor write to- hisoffce
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~HwHUSsHtE- ESSytss;t y .5N - 1fsll
Nm s.s,.Assf >.,ss.!Sa s%s 49,,
..ts SsEStSsksS, q, 50 ti-,f. 4. ~ " il hsEX
| N: ! b: |IA||lIIl'|l||ll|.tR,&''I
.AT'T''',; y"

FOR assTt. .,c1Ass r.
:. &htA91pN,,
MtksA.IAHsT igNp'HfEs AND:
: saias}ssfa.9' - F,t3 ! @,.>@ -,
! LOD4AEG. .'>.h ,''..'. .%&.s : .
y aEs;g tsss t2ec-l u ~ ~ ~
ICE, @EAM AND soFT
'DRh OF. ALL KINDS.
oFan SfR COURT HOUSE.
.4!iTRANAWHA sfniEEET.
: BBIG HfpoN E Ess1}H. :
',HcAS1; ssSxt1IoNI, ,.o..yv
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Vast Igill[llia G I! Q tI 4 1
NV $INsnryrE. nv: S\za..@ ,vnsr
yyEsTNA,
: Ihe only industrial Institute for
Nolonlkk St ats. Iii sthe State

! i i Rapi1tar Normal AGad de11ric ard COM
\ I l4 AF6e6, also Regular Courses in
Aaaq asStaatfl 1tt tng; $np1th lng e. bnet Mah.
fi111 and zing, DressfnaklIHg,
alaaaunenNtRg tntlilgIs a completed course
No. atfkaty I'raitalt1g to <Aadets. Rooms.
stsee 1e s4eiz and lights fnee 40 rorla1al
s.t afes szssttuaietlts. Ne have" a faculty of
:4"eeIatNats3o5 Teachers. Beard Qta1N Eight
Dotlars Rer2 Month, IL y ~ i : a.
>>" For catalogue and other information address !
;: NeaENRY JONES, A, M: President.
u ** ~ ias.t,,i<. ,vss{ mfa1a,p s. 'tt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-13
TODAY MARKS BEGINNING
OF THE LEyTEN SEASON
o"t" the Last Day Of March soe,.,
ea't'es viii Give Way To
Fasting and Prayer.

We" f"rk. Feb. II, Today. Ash
wednesday marks the beginning ~
IN" i@nten season, and until the last
day OF March social gaities will give
way " fasting and prayer. Lent will
be especially observed In the Episcon.
al aud Catholic churches, In all of
which special services were held toda :.
The word lent which is derived
from the Anglo-SaxOn "Lenten spring.
from the season In which Ii occurs. IL
used to designate the solemn period
or devotion and abstinence which has
from early times preceded the feast
OF Easter. IL Is mentioned as early
as the time OF lrenaeus In the second
century and he speaks Of 1t as not
merely something Of his own time bI.
of much earlier date. 1t was arranged
to extend over a period of forty days
mot including %Sundaysl. In order 20
correspond with the forty days ii
Christ's temptation In the wilderness
and so to teach the great test to which
every human life must he subjected 10
prepare It for It's appointed duty and
victory.
The forty days of Lent. ~ccclesihs'
.fticallv. call upon the faithful children
iof the church for abstinence from the
ordinary social pleasures. for spec'a'
devotion to the duties Of Christian
life, for the exercise of self restraint
and self-sacrifice and for a general
hracins of the tone of the spiritual
life by devout reverence to the stan''
ard set by Christ himself.
1t IL. In fact, an episode In the
Christian life not o be evaded D:
those who make the year the following
of the pathway of Christ through M
man life from the manger ct Bethie
hem which is in sight at Christmas
TO the triumph at Easter.
New York society rigidly observes
the l.enten season-but in its W
way. While there will be no further
meetings of the dancing classes until
after Easter. the number Of dinners
theatre parties. luncheons. card par
ties and musicals. not to mention week
end parties at the fashionable nearby
resorts will suffer no abatement.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
2-30
Register

Department of the Interior, Land or.
flee at Santa Fe, n. NJ. February 4,
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Nestorq
NJ. de F~resquiz. widow of Pablo FIRES.
quiz. of Corazon. n. NJ. has filed no.
tice of her intention to make final
five year proof in support of her claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 6769, made
January 10. 1902, for the Lots 2, 3 and
4 and N Z IA, s w IA. Section 81,
Township Is N. Range % E. and that
said proof will be made before r. l..
NJ. Ross, United States Court Commits
sioner at Las Vegas, n. NJ. on March
.25. 1907.
She names the following witnesses
to prove her continuous residence up
on. and cultivation of. the land. viz i.
Alexandra Fresquez. of Corazon. n. NJ,
Tomas A. Medina. of Corazon. Pablo
A. Fresquez. OF Corazon. N. NJ, Fran
cisco Fresquez, of Las Vegas. N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
2.2e Register.
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EXPERT MAKES TRIP

s'ruf. II. ID. Drinsmadc, formerly
connected with the New MexicU
scunol Vi mines ut Socuri". MAS la
.ue rIty yesterday, says the Albu'
querque journal. on his way from
the southern part OF ane terrItory ~
Las Vegas and San Miguel county
camps. Mr.. Brinsmade, VAC has
Deeu Tor sonic time past connected
with the. University OF ltah, is cou,
sulting engineer for several large
mining interests and been inspect
ing valuable properties in the Mo.
COLON and Magdalena mining dis
| tricts and elsewhere. 1t Is under
stood his trip may result in heavy
Investments by EASTERN capital in
lead mines In the territory. He has
been in the southern part Of the ter.
ritory for several weeks. Prof. Brins.
made would say nothing for publ
cation uf his tri!n or its probable re.
suits.
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Small Holding Claim No. 4383.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office. Santa DE, N. NJ,
February 5, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing.named claimant has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof IN
support of his claim under sections
Is and II of the act Of March 8, 1891
(26 Stats. $50. as amended by the
act of February 81. 1893 CT STATS.
400, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver Mt
Santa Fee, n. NJ, or March Is. 1907,
viz: Todosio Lobato. of Santa Fe. N.
NJ, for the tracts in Secs. 10 and 20,
T - N. r IL E. N NJ P NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his actual continuous adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
years next preceding the survey of
the township, viz: Adelaide Marquee.
Marcial Urioste. Luis Urioste, Tibursio
LObato, all Of Sena, N, NJ.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of said proof.
or who knows of any substantial rea-
son under the laws and regulations of
the Interior Department why such
proof should not be allowed will he
given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to cross
examine the witnesses of said claim
ant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal
of that submitted by claimant.
MANUEL r. OTERU,
z-Zs Register.
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HOTEL CHANGES HANDS

Negotiations are In progress where.
by n. A. Avery Of albuquerque win
doubtless become the lessee Of the
winkier hotel Of this city. says the
socorro chieftain. The change In
proprietorship has been made neces
sary BY the fact that Mr.. Winkler
and family must have a rest from the
hard work they have been doing for
some time In conducting both a hote'
and a mercantile business, Mr.. Av.
cry Is a hotel man OF eighteen years
experience and mi to Socorlo
highly recommended for his business
ability and integrity. 1t IL his pur
pose 10 conduct the hotel of which
he II about TO take charge In tho
very best manner that circumstances
and HIS knowledge OF the business
win permit. II Is expected that hi
win take charge Of the business i'm
mediately. Tho Chieftain bespeak.
for the management the same liber
al patronage that has always beef
extended to a.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

H. r4artn,ent ~ the Interior. Land ."
tlee a, Santa Fe. N, NJ. February &.
1901.
NuHIce is bereoy given that Alhino
r. GaliegOs. az las Conchas. y. N I,
has filed notice OF his tntention 10
make final fiVe.year proof in support
of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
mo. $40. made December Q 1901. for
1.-The = 10. 3 W IA. s w -. 3 Il Ia.
and \ W ia. \ W IL. Section ,. Town.
ship u \. Range 20 f, and that said
pronf viii be made before n. L. VI,
Ross. United States Court Commission
Ter nj Las Vegas. n. NJ. on March 25
iso7.
He IN the following witnesses &c
prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation of. the land. viz
IReymundo Ulibarri. Leon Baca. pedrt
N. Raca and Aihino Seno. all OF La
iC0nchas, n. NJ.
MANUEL. II. OTERO,
233 Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land az.
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, February 6.
1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Fidel
Maldonado Of Las Conrhas. Y. NJ. has
filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final five year proof In support OF
his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
.6so7, made January "a. 1909. for the L
r ~. s T. -, Sec. 10. \ 1-2, 8 w IA
Sec. "a, T. Il. r 90 T.. and N w IA. n
W IA, Section 2. Township u y
Range 90 L, and that said proof will be
made before n. l.. NJ. Ross, United
States Court Commissioner at Las We
gas. n. NJ. on March Is. 1907.
He names the following witnesse,
tn prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation OF. the land. viz.
Aibino Seno. Dionicio palominio, Rev
mundo ulibarri and Leon Raca. all q
Las Conchas, N. NJ.
| MANUEL r. OTERO,
-H Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land o.,
flee at Santa Fe, n. NJ, February 4,
1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Leon
Nelson of Anton Chico, N. NJ, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof In support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 5S32, made
June %, 1900. for the s 1-2, s f IA,
and Il 1-2. s W IA, Section 26, Town.
ship 10 N, Range Is e. and that SAID
proof will be made before r. l.. NJ
Ross. United States Court Commits.
sioner at Las Vegas, N. NJ, on March
%. 1907.
He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. the land. viz.
Trinidad Sanchez, of Anton Chico. Y
NJ, Benito A. Nelson. of Anton Chico,
N. NJ, Anastacio Rael y Amanda. OF
Anton Chico. N. NJ. Crescencio Man.
zanarez, of villanueva, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO.
l2-27 Regist ar
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. Land o.
flee at Santa Fe, n. NJ. February c,
1907.
Notice Is hereby given that jose
Leon Baca of Las Conchas, N. NJ, has
filed notice Of his intention to make
final five-year proof In support Of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 67S5,
made January IS. 1902, for the Lot /,
Sec. 80. lots 1 and 5 and S 1-2, s W IL
Session 33. Township Is N. Range g
E, and that said proof will be made
before r. l.. NJ. Ross. United Sites
Court Commissioner at Las Vegas, \
NJ, on March IS. 1907.
He names the following witnesst
to prove his continuous residence mp
on, and cultivation of. the land. viz.
Cesario M%aldronado. A. B. Gallcgcs
Reymundo Ulibarri. and Fidel Ma!
dronadc, all OF Las Conchas, n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
2-23 Register
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Neiahbors Got Fooled.

Il was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak TO
leave my bed. and neighbours predicted
that | would never leave it alive; but
they got fooled. for thanks be TO Goo
I was induced to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery. 1t took just four one doi'
lar bottles to completely cure Tue
cough and restore me to good souho
health" writes Mrs. Eva uncaphef'
of Grovertown. Stark county, iha'
This King of cough and cold cures
the healer Of throat and lungs, is
guaranteed by all druggists. SOC ana
100. Trial bottle free,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-13

lsaess paeAaa. she PActaEesans H.
aiAn village aweaEs miles Scala -
Albuquerque. ensestalns1 0ne ~ sAe
largest ezowds n lts history Sunday.
the aatEae&aoa leaag the snnnza aee'
gaia aaaes af The islesas. foah0Mtns
the oompassana a The spring cork CO
THE irTagmtang bitches Which, mat@s
the fertile farms Ut the thFafty In
alans adjoining the village. Retween
4aa and 60 peFanRs went from Al
buaaerqne to see the dance. wills
there we're many visitors pEesenl
from BeIen. Los I1unas and else
where. The old town presented :
gala appearance aad the Indians ap
peaEed % greatly appreciate the coin
plimeni u the record breaking nj
tendance Of pale faces, Aibnqaer
aaaans wsns down In every Kind a
conceivable vehicle from automnhil
10 farm wagons and bicycles 4
wheeIharTows. Two or three b
tally -ho wagons and notably Jumbo
were in evidence, The railroad Gun
pany sold t"7 tickets 10 Isieta on III
California limited The day Vas :
ideal one.