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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-07-25
sLOCAL BRIEFS.
Items Of Interest In and Around
the Civ.

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The death of Mr.. "A. J. Harrell, a
well known farmer of. this township,
living ear Stoney Greek, occurred last
night after a long illness. The funeral
will take place at b home, under
Masonic auspices, this afternoon WED
nesday) at 4 O'Clock, and the inter-
ment will be made in Willow Dale
cemetery, this city.
Tobacco barns are smoking now
all through this section, curing the
golden leaf of for the open
ing markets of August 1. Goldsboro's
warehouses and large corps of buyers
are getting ready to handle a large quo
ta of the crop, for the farmers are now
pretty we'll satisfied that Goldsboro is
the best tobacco market in the East.
A Sunday School Chautauqua for the
colored people is being conducted this
week by Rev. A. b. Vincent, Sunday
School Missionary of the American
Baptist Publication Society, in the
two services daily. Gov. Glenn was
programmed for an address tonight,
but affairs Of State detain him in Raj
eigh. The ChautauQua is being largely
attended and will close to-morroz
/, night.
Tie remains ofMr. Daniel B. Walker,
80 years of age, who died Monday
afternoon at Rex Hospital, incident to
an operation for appendicitis. passed
through here on the early train Tuesday
, morning on their way to the old Walker
homestead in Duplin county, where
they were inferred in the family bury
ing ground near Bear Marsh, the fun
!, eral taking place at A O'Clock that after
noon. Mr.. Walker was a son of Mr..
Robert J. Walker and a brother Of Mrs.
e. S. WaddeIl, of this city. He was q
clerk in the store of his uncle, Mr.Jno.
r.. Bell, at Mt. Olive.
Some time ago, it will be remem.
bered, the ARGUS made note of the de.
parture of Mr.. Lionel We'll in his auto
mobile for the Chapel Hill commence
ment, taking with him a party of gen
tlemen friends. Subsequently IN en-
ouiry was made through the columns
n of the ARGUS "if they ever got back7'
Well, they didn't-not in the auto
q It was left in Durham for repairs. Tn
repair work was finished last week
and on Sunday Mr.. We'll left Durham
Lr at 7 O'Clock in the morning, in his auto
s and, stopping nearly an hour at differ
y ent points en- route, rolled in here a
= 1919 %. m. The distance was over s
IS miles and the actual running time wa
IS a trife over foul hours This is a prett
y good record for OF country a an
= till en- titles Mr.. Well to hold the pen
'nant.
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Confederate Reunion.
Special to THE ARGUS,

Gatesville, Texas, July Plum
dreds of visitors are here for the Con-
federate reunion and carnival, which
opened today and will continue until
the end of the week. In addition to
many features Of amusement and en-
tertainment the programme provides
for addresses by Senator Charles A.
Culberson. Senator Joseph w. Baily
and several other speakers of wide
prominence.
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HoW's THls?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
a " case of Catarrh that cangiot be cured by
HATS Catarrh Cure, F. J. CaESET & Co,
We. the Undersigned. have nctyn r. ]. Cheney
for the last Is years. and believe MIN perfectly
honorable in all usinesstrarsact1on ano imam
ciaijy able to carry out any obliG et1ons made by
his firm. KINNAN& RyI
Wholesale Druggiscs. Toledo, Q.
Fl ,ll,s catrrrh Cure is taken internally. acting
dire .tly upon the blood and muctsl, surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
per b ,tt1e. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for conslipat1on.
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To Honor Memory Of Norton.
Especial wire to the ARGUs.)

Indianapolis, July 22.-All Indiana
will join tomorrow in paying tribute to
the memory of her great wal governor,
when the monument of oliver P. Nor
ton will be unveiled with imposing ex.
ercises. The unwilling will be- made
the occasion for a military demonstra-
ton in which G.. A. r. veterans from
many parts of the state, the Indiana
National Guard and numerous other
military and s~eini-military organiza-
tons will take part. The unwilling
address will be delivered by Governor
Harry.
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GROWTH OF JEWISH
CHAUTAUQUA.
Practically Every State East Of the
Mississippi is Represented.
Special to THE ARGUS.

Special to THE ARGUS.
Atlantic City, N. j., July 23.-With
delegates on hand from as for north as
Portland, Me-, and Toronto, Ont, and
as far south as New Orleans, the Jewish
Chautauqua Society opened it's annual
summer assembly today. to remain in
session until the end of the week.
Practically every state east of the
Mis- sissippi with the exception OF
Michigan and Wisconsin, is represented
by delegates from Chautauqua socie-
ties.
The present assembly signalizes the
achievement by. the organization of
having 100 active study circles estab-
lished in the United States. Among
the communities where active circles
are pursuing courses under the direc-
ton of the society are Jackson, Miss.
Wheeling, W. Va; Goldsboro, N. c.;
Natchez, Miss; Pensacola, Fla; Read
ing, Pa; Sandusky, Ohio; Memphis,
Tenn; Seattle, Wash; vicksburg,
Miss; Altoona, Pa; Admission, Ala;
Brooklyn, N. Y; Buffalo, N. Y; Green
vile, Miss; Oklahoma City, New
Orleans; Selma, Ala; Philadelphia,
and Providence.
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One Hundred Drowned IN a
Steamship Collision.
(By special wire to THE AReUs.)

San Francisco, July 22.-One hun-
bred people. were drowned on board
the steamer "Columbia". which was
sunk i'm q collision with the steamer
San Pedro early this morning off Shell
Ter Cove.
The ColufNsia was on lei a from
Portland.
The shriekssard cries for help from
drowning persons on the doomed
steamer as she went down are describ-
ed as heart-rending, with no possible
help at hand.
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State Flag Uniurled.
(By Special Wire to the ARaus,

(By Special Wire to the ARaus.)
Raleigh, July 23.-Ffom y pole $50
feet high in the grounds of the State
penitentiary there today floats, for the
first time, the Worth Carolina State
flag, a new and brilliant piece of bunt-
ing 8xI0 feet.
This is in compliance with a law
passed by the last legislature.
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The Buchanan Nuptials Took
/ Place In New York T0-Day.

(By special wire to THE ARaUs.)
New York, July 23.-James b. Duke,
formerly Of North Carolina, president
of the American Tobacco Company,
and Mrs. Innman, Of Atlanta, were
married in this city this afternoon.
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Military Balloon Sunk.

(By Special Wire to the ARaUs.1
st. Petersburg, July pa big mill
tary balloon sunk in the Baltic sea to
day, and was lost, with o officers OF
artillery.
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MILLER--BRYAN.
Prof. Jno. c. Miller of This City
WEEDS In Missouri.

Friends and relatives in this city have
received the following announcement.
and the ARGUS joins them in all good
wishes to the happy couple:
"Mr. John Grafton Miller
Miss Marian Edna Bryan
Married
Thursday, the eighteenth day of July
Nineteen hundred and seven
Shelbina, Missouri.
AT Home
"Morganton, North Carolina"
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Fol- best price s and accommodation
sell your tobacco at the Farmers
Warehouse Goldsboro, n. G. court
Honse square)
Draper & Russell, Props
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EXACT NUMBER LOST.
One Hundred and Thirteen Drowned
In Yesterdays Collision In
The Pacific.
Especial to The ARGUs.)

San Francisco, July 23.-The number
of lives lost by the sinking of the
steamer Columbia in collision yester-
day in the Pacific, off the gate, is now
definitely fixed at 113, of which 81 were
passengers and Is were
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the foundat1on Tor good health. AS a tonic
S. S. S. has no equal, and it will be found es-
pecially bracing to weak, anaemic persons.
One of the greatest points in favor of S. S. S.
is that it is purely vegetable, made from natures
healing, cleansing, health-producing roots, herbs
and barks. It is the one medicine that may be
taken with absolute safety by the youngest
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers. kim
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h000O1dAx TESTED In HER FAMILY.
3. s. 8. has been used extensively in our family.
given to both young and old, and always with the beF
results. It thoroughly cleanses the blood of all tmpur
tiles, at the same time it builds up the general health
gives appetite, strength and energy. We have givsE
{ { our children. as int!nated, and found it to be non
injurious to the system and always capable of purify
ING the BLOOD and restoring health. I unhesitatingiy
recommend 1t to all in need Of a blood medicine. 1t il
superior to everything else as a cure for blood diseases.
MRS. CLARA AUBERT
Schuylkill Haven. Pa.
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THE KING OF
PURIFIERS

or diseased blood means the
this vital fluid acts injuriously ON
pimPles, rashes and the
r1sh and diseased condition, as the
humor. Chronic Sores and
!. blood, while Rheumatism, Catarrh,
ted blood disorders that continue to
remain in the blood.
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All blood tToubles are not acqulred.
Through the blood disease germs are trans
mitted from one generation to another. Par
ents hand down a tainted circulation to their
children, and we see its effects manifested in
various ways. The skin has a waxy, pallid
appearance, the eyes are often weak, glands
Of the neck enlarged, and, as the faint has
been in the blood since birth, the entire health
is usually affected, and the system weakened
from want of nourishing, he~alth-giving blood.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

snAEsess aa 49, assney - sssy As~s
as2sx&ass q SA&ar Nssas2s hnss 81
tAs@raaas IN 10 w0aA
NE. Cara cane - Nsw AssAsa h
1874 ssoz West TxaAsxSss a. t0F q
aEkzasF ~ ysaTs w2s s2x&S&1 II sAs
KAssg sassasss % . large sexAs
A6oze sso gssEs sge - ko2gAs oGs
tie tnsREsnes agsaey wAieh Aa4 beea
sgtshaishsa ~ MF. Brswntag shoaA
swsatys0sr yssrs ago Nj. n Hsnry,
h0wxFsT. t0oG tie hasinsss about two
years after Er. Bn0wnang started IN
wnt he ~eoadgcaea IL for treaty years,
shea MF, CasFk boagAt him OF.
Mr.. Clark 10 vel kRoSn Asse L.
Sew Msxtea. be- having served a.
ehaarmaa ~ The Republican TeFEltoE-
sal censFAl Committee foE two years.
ISIS to Isoe. and aaaeE his manage
meaG q the committee The territory
. regained By the republicans after
democratic debaueh lasting for
twelve years He served this district
In the territorial eounetl and was
president a that body during the
session he was . member. 1895. He
10 the author OF the Insurance laws
u the territory. Mr.. Clark has Inn
pressed himself on the business and
political life a the territory since his
residence here and no mar deserves
asoFe fully the high place be occupies
Ia the public esteem than does he.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

Ne vas semeatss N tAs pxAaAs ssAsuAs
No TIA eoaafy al flaisAss MI ss@A-
EaaaaA No. nsFaAx Mr.. Rszerus car.
ssF Al skszafS 10 has haze ID sss.
sraa h@aaa a sssp~rx5os TIE maa
n"@aas@a was ths xxaS that nssa 10
Esa&<Esoas O. tAe txEFssur4al gasana
ID sAss arrest 10 roaasea - SoAn
sna gasss smaFk. Caraar ssA Nc
Ae2Eaa al esoks ~ ne Ennx. TAsss
arrests sAoaae h2ss hsss waes hy tks
sAsEsffs - Gaaealsps ~ Uns0n eoaa,
tea. tut they refused 10 serve the
pagers on aeo0ant u he desperate
character 90 tie men sns ths eours
selected Sheriff Romero 90 raahe ths
arrests and no ID. hrsnsang ire gang
into LA Vegas ana asMeing them In
jail. In 1871 hs broke 10 tAs white
Cap saags in The eawaiy Ceofes
hosmsTo has jast ssarfaa On has polI
teal career, No naan N the county
stsaas better with The psonse than be
III BE b . fsrseeinx. assuss ponti
In 1855 be va married 10 Mas
AFaseiaa Bernard. With shan he las
had five children. four a whom are
Marie. Josh. cseofss. Jr- sad
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

Nj. LoEenzsn eonmenced haslaes,
here Cor himself five Yeas : b,
aaAIng the A. U. seAualdI shop. 1s, b.
aad Desn soTkinx here a. aIs Trade
~anes lssz. shea b. fsss lanasl In
IA Vegas from loss. lie a.. orr
10 Germany and came 10 America Ia
hr. Lnrsnzen has done of the
ae~ woFk that II on the Streets n
Ia Vegas. All his new sork In made
10 order. lie nulads On kinds Of yenl
y aad deals In all kinds of vagina
and carriage material. Nj. Lprenss.
~AI In the near future make sou.e
improvements that viii materially A.
sast In the turning out Of flrs, class
""rk On short notice. Mr.. Loren1eD
- one Oh the ahless xogAnaan In tae
territory aad WORK going Out from hin
'aop must 10 just Tignl In syery par
'tsuiaf. Ills repair department Is
S! az the time and tho work done
"a nis department II AZ varied a.
me wants of man. Every imagin.
.eie thing II brought here for rspal,
A"d none 10 taTasd away. Mr.. i0r.
snssn believes tho mesa will BIO nat.
: ~ no distant day and In in for
lis tnias 70 help exploit this grsat a..
sss of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

kasFsa ysxrs sgD lie sSssrs u
Charity og~asd tAs o. AatA0nys San
atsFta@- SISTER Mary R2gsas was the
saEst superior In eaaEga. TIE haspaaal
sFsw ana Rrosbsrs6 mntal today n a
on@ Of The most apto date places faa
he case Of the afflicted 10 10 foaa1
in the whose coRnaRy. The pnsssas
superior. Sister sahina. has 6ssa In
ehAfge Of The woFk Sin years.
The hospital las thirtEfIEs guest
ro0ma
u IL . solid three4stary structure q
stone and brick u the semi ceaonsaI
style ~ architecture.
u has u bread yeranaa On The
ground fl0or. extenaing along three
saaes Of the building
A tine larEe snn porch enclosed On
gEass. 90 the vest side Of the hnllA.
tns. 10 an accommodated Of special
benefit.
The wood work 10 hard oil finish.
the floors being also waxeI; and rugs
being used instead % carpets
The building In heated BY the most
improved hot air system and IN add
ton some o. the rooms have open
lire places The building IL lighted
by electricity. and has q hydraulic
elevator. The best physicians and
surgeons are In attendance.
The guests who are well enough
eat In the dining room. the sick, Of
course. being served In their rooms
The management Ia not unmindfui
~ the Importance OF good living and
the best that the country affords IL
served every day in the year. prepared
10 suit the taste Of the most fAstidi-
Gus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
JOHN 8.
Fire insurance Agency.

The fire insurance agency has be.
come to be recognized as an import.
ant part OF our commercial life and a
town Is therefore to be congratulated
that has an agency through which in
surance a be placed with the best
Tire companies In the world. Such an
agency has Las Vegas under the man.
agement OF the subject or this sketch.
Mr.. John s. Clark. who represents
here the Aetna, Hartford. insurance
Co, OF North America and Philadelphia
Underwriters. which constitute a list
OF the best fire companies in Amer.
lea, and OF the foreign companies he
represents the Liverpool ana London
and Globe. Royal, North British aud
Mercantile end Scottish Union and Ma
ton. four OF the best Of the old world.
Mr.. Clark also has the agency for the
Equitable Life Insurance Co.. the U.
8, Fidelity ami Guaranty Co. Ocean
Accident and Guaranty Co, Ltd. and
the New York Plate Glass Co. This
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
THE PLAZA SANlTARluM,

Which has been under the man
agement Of DIR. w. Curtis Bailey for
the past eight years. Is one OF the best
places In the territory for the care OF
the afflicted. The doctor is a gradu.
ate Of the Belleview Hospltal an.
Medical College OF New York and has
devoted most of the years Of his pro-
fessional career to the study OF tuber.
culosis. The sanitarium Ia delight
fully situated on the north side Of the
Plaza and has forty five large airy
guest rooms for the accommodation
Of patients. The rates are $25 and
upward per week. according to the
location of the rooms and the condi.
ton OF the patient. Rates include
medical and nurse attendance. The
treatment Is along the latest and
most scientific lines and II the pa.
tient will come In time the progress
OF the disease a be arrested and II
proper care Is taken the patient will
regain health and vigor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
J. C. 4 SON.
Dealers In Furniture and undertaksrs.

This firm began business here in
1905, coming here from Colorado.
where the senior member Of the firm
had been In business since 1872. MFR.
J. c. johnson Is a native OF Denmark
but his son. Thos. A.. was born In
America. The undertaking establish.
ment Is on the corner OF Douglas and
Seventh street and Is a model Of neat.
ness and completeness, Mr.. johnson
IL q licensed embalmer and the para
.phernalia, horses and vehicles are the
hest In the territory. There Is q splen-
did chapel and a stock Of about IS, 900
worth Of caskets Is carried.
The furniture store on Sixth street
carries q large anu varied stock Of
new and second hand house furnish.
tngs. MIR. Thos. A. johnson has charge
OF the furniture stock and by diligence
n fair dealing he IL building IN a
splendid trade The goods offered are
sold - eheapiy a. the same kind of
Soods a be bought In any western
city. ana the quality Is UNSURPASSED,
MI. j, c. johnson attends TO the I'M.
dertaking part Of the business, II Ia
q strong combination and will un.
douhtsdiy succeed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

sassk AID saax tho place ss las ataes
as4a - 10 treat Fsaks ~ lax VEGAS
sSs2Esss 49,
IL 1874 % fsr@s1 q sMxfAsrsAsp VITA
T. T. sy1sa TIA pxrsasrsAas las.A
saia isss. wAsa II. DsHs Dongns
la tEssssss aA1 also tie property A.
wAsA The sscEs 10 located hs A.
Gaze ~FsMo1sasA the bEag9sng, making
@E2sgss b. tie sxtsFa0v sna interior
aHtai whsn finished n wAs ons q he
finest business rooEnE In the city.
Nsw ana sHpeasaEe ffxtnrss weFe ada
O. &ha the store vas made I'D % date
In every particular.
he Davis han always aimed O.
carry a clean. high grade stock IN
his various lines and how well he Ina
succeeded 10 testified 10 By The sDaea,
did business the house IL aaang Ills
house u known ~ The Store that
aaSaFs bnsy." Jet quick and etfleisnl
service ean always he had. Mr.. Davis
has > host % fFiends IN Las Yeas
and b ID held In the highest esteem
BY all who know him.
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O. q. scHAEEER,
Opera House Pharmacy.

One Of the best known and
most generally respected business
men In Las Vegas, Is the subject
u this sketch. Mr.. o. @. schaefsr,
whose drug store In the opera house
block Is one .of the most popular
louses OF the kind In the city. Mr.,
schaefer came here In 1881 and In
1888 bought cut y. q. Hurbert. who
had established the drug store I'm
1879. Mr.. Schaefer came here from
Wisconsin. He 10 a graduate OF the
'hicago College OF Pharmacy, class
Il 70. No drug house 10 Las Vegas
Z larger or more varied line
Of drugs than does Mr., Schasfer's
therefore his store Ii popular for the
eompounding OF physicians prsscrip-
ions and accuracy IL absolutely guar.
No substitution. He ha.
what the doctor orders and knows
low to compound Il, His line Of drug.
slsts' sundries Is complete In evsry
ietail. He also has a splendid soda
and his leo cream soda n
popular with the ladies' Of Las
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
THE W. "A. LEWIS CO.


Commenced here In 1901. Mr..
Lewis came here from Canyon City.
Colorado. where he had been engaged
In the business for a number Of years.
The company has splendid parapher.
MALTA which Is all new. IL also has q
Red Cross ambulance and. In short,
everything that any up to-date under.
establishment has for the prop.
er conduct OF the business. The
house Is located on Lincoln avenue.
and Is furnished with a splendid
embalmlng room and other
conventences. Mr.. Lewis IL . member
OF the New Mexico Funeral Directors
Association and Ii a splendid gentle
man and thoroughly posted In his line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
VI. r. DOLL.


New Mexico has . reputation nil
ossF the country for its Iewelry manu-
factories. This has come about be.
cause OF the peculiarly of the I'M.
gree jewsiry that 10 made and which
aas become so popular. Las Vegas
mas always led the other towns OF the
territory in this particular line And
me OF the best houses In Las Vegas
IN this business 10 conducted by Nh,
subject OF this sketch, MT. w. r Doll.
who came here three years ago and
purchased the store from his brother
who established the business In 1897
lie handles Q complete line OF tswsl.
~. watches. Mexican drawn work And
indian eurios. and Manufacturer ali
kfnds OF fiiigres jewelry. His store
10 located at 600 Sixth street and IN \
popular place for curio hunters. Mr.
Don came here from Illinois. thorough,
~ understands bis business and IA .
pleasant. affable gentleman with whom
1t Ia . pleasure to do business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
s%EcuNoiNo ROMERO.

Clerk Of the District Court, was
1orn In San Miguel County In 1868.
He Is the o OF Don Eugenio Romero.
1e was educated In the Jesuit college,
finishing az st, Mary's college In Kan.
'as, He also took q course at Spauld.
'ng's Business college In Kansas City.
AFTER his return from Kansas City
10 took a position In the Romero
Mercantile Co. In which business he
continued until his appointment as
district clerk by Judge Mills In 1898.
In 1891 he was married to Miss Anna
'ernard. a well known young society
eader OF Las Vegas.
In politics Mr.. Romero IL an active
and enthusiastic Republican. He Is
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
J. K. ARTIN
Contractor and Builder.

Mr.. Martin came TO Las Vegas In
1882 from Shetopa, Kansas. He work
cd at his trade as a carpenter until
1891, when he went 10 contracting
for himself. Since then he has erect.
I'd some OF the finest residences In
Las Vegas. His shop 10 located on
Seventh street. between Douglas and
Lincoln avenues. In answer to the
question: rs Las Vegas growing?"
Mr.. Martin said: Indeed II Is; there
has been more building during the
past two seasons than ever before and
we have lots OF work now under way
and much more In prospect
Mr.. Martin furnishes plans, speci.
ffcatiens and estimates on any kind
OF construction and has the facilities
for pushing the work to It's compile
tion without any vexatious delays.
Mr. Martin has been elected to the
council five times. and when he
serves this term he will have com
pleted twelve years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

drug xtoEes-the ceater Block and the
Depot-aRd has since been conduct
Ing the consolidated property a. the
corner Of Lincoln and Grand avenue.
He vas elected mayor Of the city In
1909 and served until 1904. and 30
well did he conduct the affairs Of the
city that the people again called him
20 that office last April Prom April.
1900. 70 April. 1901. he was treasurer
Of the city. In public office Mr.. Good
all has been as painstaktns with the
affairs OF the public as he has with bis
own. He is q Republican In politics
and has made q splendid chief magis,
trate. He carries a magnificent stock
o. drugs and druggists suniries and
his business 10 second 10 none In the
city.