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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

Reserve sl5. s52.925 sll.7O4 SIS Dec ss.14s 100
The following are the changes for the CORE
spending week for the three preceding years: 1876
Loans increased Ssl53s0 cash increased ST. es4s
deposits increased SIS 100 and surplus reserve IN
creased sll594,225 l905-Loans increased SEES 500
cash Increased Sls2 80 deposits increased SO 49,
800 and surplus reserve Increased Se0e560 1901
Loans Increased @l362o0. cash increased - $50 100
deposits increased So 6000 and surplus reserve in
creased s6.S9slOe
he loAo"ing table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

',HFiGN MONTY MARKET-Cau money in
LONDON li%"2 per cent. Open market discount mt
Toy snort hih' a's per cent long bills s,lnsss rer
- e. Al" discount rate. AZ per cent. Paris dis
do' % francs % centirres. Bar gold rs "a nerl,,
eEchanee on London. - marks G7Ih pfennips
FOREIGN sECURTTIEs.-British consols rc-
money 70 lis FOR tn" account. IS 1915 French
rentes 81 francs 20 centirnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

sUnitsd states deposits included ssl. ol2 300
The following shows the relation between thu
total reserve and the total deposits on the respee
live dates:
60, April - 100 April p, 1900. April % 1905
@Ste - s~s,e<s'e1 SlsSosseo0 S2l6 1880
-~-e-t N@ieetH-- tosotoso'o te.ai3-oo S3S2a3OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds. compared with Fri
days quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
Bankers posted rates were as follows.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto 2-3o dis
count Chicago-25c discount. CharIeston-RpvJns
SOC discount: selling. l-I0c premium St. Iouis-a1c
premium pa san FrancscO-Sght, 21kc premium:
telegraph &c premium. New Orleans-Commerciai
81 discount; bank 81 premium. Cincinnati-se, di..
count savannah-Buying, SOC discount; selling 7sc
premium. '0N
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. sszsc Mexican
80 S-l6d. "
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 1880: Lisbon 225
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchapg. on
~sE York Is quoted at .p9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
DiUidend Notices.


'Untea States deposits included. ssl.6l2.s 300
The following shows the relation between the
aotal reserve and the total deposits on the respec
E1ve dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

-a Iaa oGoT85
reserve on deposits oh.u United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

'sslls cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21

I've CaLeE.
eprsl20
specie G2l2 se6 300 S215 4oo Inc. 81
Legal renaefs ISS0Zl0O IS6I630o Inc. 314.2OO
Totals s2se PCS 400 s2ss 745 zoo Inc. So Az 400
Cash required
sg't deposits 27oG5s75 277o4Os75 Inc. ee254oo
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

a rai!road cInnlo4cc: fer il i needless
~ expect a train dispatcher. switch
3.;t5t, engineer. nagInan. etc. to per
FGE'Ifi GOOD service. II" always on the
alert a";i bc a'1I" 10 guard against ac-
titaCsffs. ..siCT iap worm out tSS many
h8,f~ og -tf;.in an1 ;trduou- Work, and
ua.lIri" to tGi,c needed rest: and. ~cf-
ono; that 1.hcn the Corporation Com
gii--.aH ;iDiist- Gut 70 y railroad th3t IL
rnsfi-it.t -. equipment i ncf'cti.c and
unsafe aHd ttc railroad aGthoriiir>
t.si ~ reasonable t:mc ucgicct or re-
fuse a. = nscdN thc defects. the super
intcidct; and other officers Of SAID
road i}al ili2 ~upfr1 i~iDn OF tic drtcc-
ti,c t.Gad-bc.l or equipment. shall h
guilty OF criminal t.trclc-~uc-~ and liza
bic to indictment.
90 Iid.iE3 required railroads 10 10
their duty. :lct -fouid hc protected.
when NOT IN the wrong. Persons. there
l0rl,. uil0 walk on their t.ack-. except
al regular ,.ro--ing~ should do 20 at
iICir own :;~k. ard II injured while -
walking along The track. otifrvi~r
t;lln in crossings. should not them
-c!xc1, or tlFou2i, Tier Icg.! rCprc~en-
tativc~ in c.,-r II their death. bc al
lowed 10 recover damage: for IN *
acting public requires railroads -
MAKE FAST time both FOR passenger
and freight and they should not.
therefore. II" InuicteG il damages when
n person. OF hi. O1sn choice. @oes on
thcir track and i injured or ksiicd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
GOVERNOR R. B. GLENN.

,,,. - frof,l+ ar1 t,o,,. hnet ~
1liso t'ii.t -, .,I:.,,,
ni7b l,,,oetiI1 [-I,lid NO. tf-<,,.1
tr,a ,.ait,.,,,I kssen}f1f,- fo ,..,.eff,fIy e---
,,.,ina tI,, v-!,oIa matter ~ raiI4.aal-
- ,.1it 49,. .,-,-r,.tI,i mo, tl,., lax. s. =
- ,.',.oa+s, ~ ,c,,,,r, ..,,..i,,.-.
=; :,1Ts'.,ti,,, 49, - a,,J
-, i,'1.l+ - t.,,,.
49,, 80 t4S,t tb. rsiIro-,le >,-i.i, I,ar-
fect fi,.,,,, ana ,rf,- ia s,4, .,-e,.,- ta-.,I
rierf+ a-t,irn haIgn.~s IN tbe,,, RAN
rGad. - tho clr..r affar,.- af s...r,s-
,,, 80 I,-,,-.s l.r -. ,,,.-.,r,.. or do
~. h,,;Id5,,,, 1l.,tl,s
~, go, ~, ~ es4s.t. bae .rd
,I,o+.o'f.t ~ e1l,,,9I n Ionl-ad r,on nof
i,1.ii ~ t1,. ,,.a,,.. i,,ta,.aet mn
- a. mos ba1,f,,I .oa,rias-
rrbcre arn c5rtaif4 t1inrs thrrefgre.
.tl,a+ -tc,Ild -, ,,r,i,1ir,3 of tbt. ,.ajIroads
49,. .l,r;r,,t;,,,e >, .l,a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

tai<er be allowed to question the tax
payer under oath, or others if he de-
SireS it, touching tire value given in,
and then send his report, with the
worn statement of the owner to the
Board Of Equalization. That after the
returns of the assessors ana liSt-takerS
have been received, the Board of
Equa liZatiOn, organized as required un-
der Section $3.50 of The code, shall
examine them. and take any further
evidence, oral or otherwise. that they
may desire, touching the value Of the
taxpayers realty and personality, and
then fix the value Of The tax-paEcr's
property. BY this plan the Board ot
Equalization. having before them the
valuation as fixed by the assessors, and
the owner, and other persons. could
scarcely make any mistake in assess
ing the property al q fam value, and
this system being the same in all
counties, would necessarily bring about
more uniformity. If such II system IS
adopted with proper machinery for
obtaining the truth and With proper
penalties and indictments for p
Fraudulent returns as TO the assessors,
list-takers. and Taxpayers. l firmly be-
leve the increase in valuation for the
next year would be more than double
what 1t is at present.
In New Zealand. the government can
put a ten per cent. bid on any Valua-
tion made by the taxpayer and take
his property: hence. there is little falss,
or under-valuation in that country
and so prosperity now abounds Where
once there was poverty; and while,
/ would not advise such drastic Law
as this, still it only illustrates what
can be done By requiring people -
do right; and thgr fore do earnestly
recommend that the la& be amended
50 as to make owners. both as TO realty
and personality. give it in at fair
value or else suffer tn Ills of penal
ties and misdemeanors.
As to what has been said in regard
to want Of Uniformity in both realty
and personally, the same can pc addad
as to tha violation Of the Constitution
as 20 returns on privilege! taxes. To il
lustTate: one county returns a large
amount collected from horse dealers
peddlerS. etc, another returns moth
ing, and Vet perhaps the latter county
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

80 I recommend that some iays hs-
iss3-~ttE f-4IltTis tns shv iB~- 81 Ifuss. titsia
thr public -us7er~ waiting fur diets xcd
Trains. ~4-Nerai utan~ haNr ssaen ~ug-
at~tsti--onc. la require Railroads MtaStl
their connections are an hour or utorv
late, 10 rttn u special train. another. fu
rcuutFt' tbcm oH All their rssaat~ su ran
local n Without regard Ia connections
arriyir. aad icaS ing un it, ts,sn time
AMI -till another to require tine rail
road to ~ once bulletin it~ train. IL
Late. giving reason Iur delay and uhs'n
il i expected. anal then allow thirty
nhinutt-~' margin after stfc announced
expected arris al and after this tn
heavily ptnnliIr them for every thirty
minutes delay: Tie penalties to go to
Ihc school fund. There may be ether
suggested remedies better than any of
the above. but something should hC
done to remedy thC fearful los Of time.
CAUSED ~ waiting at stations
90 To insure greater safety Ia the
traNCI!n. public, | urge most earnestly
two things: First. That a limit h. 1T
10 the hour~ OF service performed by
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
Governor Glenn in His Message to the Legislature Dwes
the Blessings Of Providence and the Benefits Of
Democratic Rule.
PROGRESS ON ALL LINES'
Agriculture, Industry Education and Public Morals
Keeping Step With The Advance Movement
of the World.

you, that viii test your patriotism,
your Intelligence, and your integrity;
but | have no fear but that you will
prove yourselves equal to every de
mand made upon you. and with an
eye single to the upbuildinS of the
State, ana the glory of God, will fear
lesSly and conScienuously discharge
your duty
The Constitution of the State makes
it my duty to recommend to your hon
oral body such measures as seem
10 me expcdient; but l desire to assure
you | Will perform the duty in no
spirit of dictdtion, 50 as to cause the
slightest friction between the LegiSla-
tive and Executive branches Of the
government, but with q spirit of
deaVoring to aid you in your arduous
work. to the end that our united labors
shall prove beneficial and not hurtful
to the people whom we represent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

N%@ Ebrf1& @Nh fHAf wBHg cf Bae Er
rah3srau 'eeuss txc. atsse taH4tss4sgee
- tfANru c*uat
Thst g. s. cfasA 81 I~Futs aisre
Ser Is Gustana as Ne4 Bern. eae tha
ee.telau * thv He4ahHean teunR1
tNr. IHke tpHH4tt#rv t.f tbs county
~ traten
Fhst ~ >aUas-- nerutt rallr
t#r sc .uferaAa HeHenHu 80 }uc 1gun
a.etfis @tatrANttte 80 As}~a -
'lrft 81 the -i.ssahtisan ,aunt} tsaa-
Itl#ffrs HaFaE tHe tsfas t.a4su
Ttsat ~.ans5 Ato.,trs. l..sstrsast~f IS
slafht.u. aAa hasfu4sa Hf ihe HeHub#
ieau Eases atlke t'nusnitfes st tA}adra
ra8Est
Thai IL - Jaffrtf. ts-tsuasssf IL
lTYnrhIln sac Chairman af fse itrppt
.sran tAssaise t"omltte. - Ntc8n
aaun'S
Ihai 5hr fanaaaag FedsaI afner
't1ldrts we're ael3Ne iu convention oF
sl thr Veita aui u tht campaign
Z, l. "Inam gasst rJes Delivery
Garner 4ounEaN t-lr.
r. y nat & restsna sfet 81 Au,.n.s-
.ia,
g. & sbape. rnusH States ftruts
Aatrh4l 1879 sssn ,ttta ant.I 80 tsypab-
as.tu challenger aa 5hr $3.50 "t
uou
Inat Il - lsta.l prpus Mafshal.
ltsHder-ouN aua b. Jas kH.e gteat
ma~srs et 1hat ptafe Mr jat krun has
sng l'fi hi# place vf dutF 4nd rode
over tho counts !u the Interest uf htH
parts.
: - Parker pnHtusaslef 81 smith
NaI3. ran hi county tufk. nttfsH- ttNftt
at the u"ifs uu tHs aas - e.ergttH -
/ ii.iHne eates end t4kius .etsfa IS shr
pulir
! J. Auihs r"aln, stel s, whte-
Mile
) = stnsH1 asanay saaeer Il
John Muls. aepul, poatmauor st
Cherry Lone
u Franz ltobcrtf deputy eofle tei
! "f iuirna ltes sruue. MorEauten. p So
W a. iisi Unttrd fasfos t-@fofs5
st,uttT EufuUEtHH. ~H# sbAgf
ntaH - the Republican county ruH
IN.nnau active 81 tHe ,sulsuen Hua st
Tho polls
! Zcb waiter pastHar'e - i.ss
iue So and d ilafHinay
FlBEe. - Burlington. aetefl as tHsl
aueere HnH wauss sef- fst thft batl
uH tEc dHt ,f election. The ,t95 rafai
rier frnm Darlington neta sfts
sfttt4r Esaft3#stu#.
De YOUNG acting ppvtmutrf at
itr.EHsG - tt
T. " Glrau~r r s. cemr alaae
II ItpEcusau
/ I:rni Mccall pst,mastr st lsf
4m Grove
! + FiayJ postmaster 81 cseane
( !alo.
f,An.L. rhslra. pa.fmssre = %
mouth.
r r. spu31. pa.tma ter at ,t
/ - paue1a po.foa
F . con bo."
= are. .Ieas o lsese.ur as.ns
.s ssf t....t.. saaf
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
Necessity i;cai.;rc> an Enlargement of
Ilsc Powers OF Til, Eody.

This i.anc.l ~ Tire state Government
has already performed q great good ~
reducing freight rgitc~- and n property
assessing and -lIiat.ng iaXc-. intls
a against railroads ANA otlIcr corpor-
ati"n~ a. ncIi ~ individuals: bat. IN
ny opinicn. t!ic uO9:er- Of ihc COM
mission ur.it; 10 - :i-eGi. % tiiai
IL aOri5 may y" ~:3li more b~neli
cal Ia rc@efIil 10 all railroads mira
St;,te t!t,. Coii:.li--iUi. should bf given
Gf l. 90 : not already Tso--c--- - full
anspic. anti o.,tlpi.-:e I,osver 10 regu-
(CoutisS "a on Page TWo.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
RALEIGH, n. c., TUESDAY. JAN. Is. 1907.

has heeu j1e re-oFt of more nars ueu
ana Ueddiers than t,1s uoe pay3u- the
lax The treasurer SUGGESTS tnAt hc
has no machinery and not sufficient
knowledge ~ what r. going ON n the
Inherent counties 10 property collect
fAl4 tax but tnat The ShersG of each
county ~ required 90 COLI rJ aII special
la&as far thn state. receiving connie
~Ioas s9r So doing. as FL cas- - other
xes This WOULD maxi the sheriff
more alert and tie amount saved is
the change would be greatly ia excess
If what uc now collect ] eudere the
Treasurer suggestion most heartily.
Th Treasurer also requests that all
state taxes be due at rhe same time,
and lot ri different periods. aS now.
There no longer exists any reason for
nal1iuc the taxes in tobacco sections
due latter ia the YEAR ana | hope a
uniform time VIII be adopted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
PERNICIOUS ACTIVITY
IN NORTH CAROLINA

Offensive Partisanship by p2stmasters and
Revenue Officers in the Canvass and at the
Polls in the Election Last Year
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
K AIfROADS.

Much hes been said of late about
railroads and railroad rates both pas
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

Washington. - e Jan ~ W1seH
the United States t4t8} service tofue
mission takes az itr PROMISED .u4aA.s
into tins partisan activity - Republican
Feaesatl ufllce holders lu North sa-alfua
it Hilt ind a strong ease made out 1u
support 81 ia. charge that thc rcsuEA.
items forhlddlng such paEtlCl paflHn tn
local politics have been openly atsrr-
ga rded 10y post Tu8etcrFs rrsonue oti-crta
ana otherS ia every section af the state.
hy many Of them at th@ expense 't
ncslectine The duties OF thety utneer
7 he facts have been cniiatsd bN @.ua
tor Simmons and hafr been prCfeuted
to the Civil service Commission. te
thar when the Investigation IS heEua
there will bc nothing s. a. but hear
The evidence upon which tne charge
IS supported f any - The oifiechaidefr
under charges Teei disposed 81 ditpuit
tho facts
The facts. as gathered b, senator
simmons have been embodied tu 8
letter 10 the Ciyu service CammlE- .au
being transmitted Il that body under
date Of January Il. laaT.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02

Attorney A. A. Jones returned las,
evening from Ration, where several
hundred subpoenas have been issued
in the matter OF the Larrazolo-A An
drews election contest, and the ties
timony of the witnesses Is being
heard by Attorney John r. Hill. The
testimony will then go to the com.
mittee In congress. for action. IL IL
understood that contest will involve
several counties In the territory. San
Miguel county will not be included
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02
Silver Wedding Celebrated.

Mr.. and Mrs. !. Fl. Lowe celebrated
their twenty,fifth wedding anniver.
sary Thursday evening at their
home on Gallinas street by enter.
tanning "a large number Of friends
and a very enjoyable evening was
spent at cards. while excellent music
also furnished entertainment for the
gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe are both old
residents of this city, the former
coming here in 1879 and the latter,
then Miss Hannah Allen of London,
Ontario. In 1882. and they were
united in marriage In Las Vegas in
the latter year. Mr.. Lowe has been
an engineer since 1884. between Las
Vegas and Albuquerque.
Fine refreshments were served
during the evening, and 1t was two
o'clock next morning before the par.
ty broke up. Among those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Seelin-
ger, Coulter, Blevens, Baker, Swal,
low. Melroy, Jas, Lowe. Mesdames
Sam Smith, Augusta Peterson, John
Scott, Shultz, William Parnell, John
Kirk, Bertha T:llman. Susie Cousins
and Merrs. Fay Baker and Chester
Lowe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02
The Parent.Teaeher Child Stud
Club.


On February I. the teachers OF the
Normal training school and tie
mothers Of the children In attend.
ance at the training school, organ.
ICED "A Parent. Teacher Child Study
club. The object of the organization
IL To bring about u better unity be.
tween the home aud the school and
to assist both mothers and teachers
In obtaining fuller and truer knowi,
edge Of child life.
The club will be open To mothers
and teachers who are interested In
the work. upon vote of members and
payment of membership fee.
A constitution was drawn up and
the following officers were elected.
President-Mrs. r. r. Larkin.
Vice President-Miss lora Holmes.
Secretary.Treasurer-Mrs. Powers
Committees were appointed az fol.
lows:
Program Committee-Mrs, +. I
Vert Mrs, c. d. Boucher, Mrs. VIII
Barnes. Miss Jennie Housley.
Social Committee-Miss X Marie
Long. Miss Lora Holmes, Miss Rar Z.
ey. Mrs. Buddecke. Mrs. Worden.
School Visiting Committee-Mra.
Peterson. chairman.
Four program meetings will he
held on the third Fridays of FebrY,
airy March. April and May srom $50
p. m. to 6 p M. One or W soc.a;
evenings will be plar ned at which
the fathers will be welcome. AMI n:
which the programs will be of a
more general character.
These mothers and teachers hone
to bring into cooperation the Lest
thought and experience of all the
professions in our city in the interest
of child life and child culture.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02

Two be~trothais to run nine months
and ~ years respectively have re,
Gently been pllghted In Las Vegas.
Miss Earla Gay. Of Argentine.
Kan. Is under treatment for tubercu,
losis OF the throat at st. Anthony's
sanItarium.
Col. r. +, Twitchell OF this city. at,
tended the dinner given by Gov. II,
J Hagerman to members of his stan
10 Santa Fe.
Capt, f. d, Wheeler western rep
resentative OF the Gen. II F. Butler
estate. Is now visiting his old home.
East Milton. Mass.
Mrs. ". NJ, Rapp entertained at
two parties on two successive days
in Trinidad. to pay up her social
scores before the beginning Of Lent.
Miss Mabel Kiln" "f this city la
visiting San Diego. Cal. in which
place she will be the guest Of Samuel
Woodwork and family Indefinitely.
Miss Mary Sena gave a party to
her girl friends at the home or her
brother. Jose d, Sena. In Santa r..
Among thos,. present Vas Miss Eris
ma Daca Of Las Vegas.
About twenty young people wer"
entertained by Mr.. DaI" and Miss
Bessie Floyd at their lnme on North
Fourth street, Wednesday evening,
Games. dancing and music were the
a~musemcnts. after which refresh.
ments were served.
G2rson GusGorf. Of the firm NJ
Fond nSdorf Mccarthy company ~
T&rs. MAS mar: led In Denver recent.
ly TO Miss Emma Wedeles. She Is a
daughter of s. Wcdeles, a former
merchant of Santa Fe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gusdorf are now at nome In Taos.
Now. II they would only make
ugly heads for these Delineator girls
there would be some sense to It,"
said an impatient young person try.
ing TO decide upon how to make her
new plum cOlored silk" III some of
these handsome girls in the pictures
only had ugly heads I might tell how
| would look In clothes like theirs"
Next week will be a strenuous one
in the way of entertainments, as has
been the last. Besides the usual
number Of social gatherings. there
will be three first class shows at
the Duncan, King Richard. i'll" on
Monday night, sis Hopkins" by the
Rose Melville company on Wednes-
day, "~Cymbeline" Saturday after
noon and Julius Caesar" Saturday
night by Charles Hanford.
At the church of the Sacred Heart
In Albuquerque, Sunday morning,
was solemnized a marriage which
united two of TIE most prominent
Spanish families OF this portion of
the territory, when Felipe Chaves.
son of late J. Francisco Chaves of
Pajarito, was joined in wedlock with
Miss Victoriana Baca, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Baca, in the pre-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02

FOR SALE-Furnished house of two
rooms: 3 lots in south part Of East
Las Vegas. Is rented for $1,000 per
month. Must sell before Feb. 6. Har-
rs Real Estate Co. Price $3.50. 20
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02
Chronic CONSTIPATION Cured.

One who suffers from chronic con-
stipation Is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as 1t aids
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02

T. Scharey. a wholesale dealer In
souvenir postal cards In Albuquer.
que. has returned home from this
city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02
EVENTS In SOCIETY

sence Of a large number of friends
and relatives Of the happy young
couple.
The Commercial club dance. Thurs
day evening. was pronounced the
most enjoyable Of the season by the
large number present, Mt least thirty
five couples tripping the light fan.
tastic TO the strains OF the Symphony
orchestra. Cards also furnished
amusement during the evening. The
floor was in fine condition, and the
music could not DO excelled. Re-
freshments were served In the din.
Ing room by the club chef.
At IA recent society function In
Topeka the most elaborate gown was
an imported creation worn by a Wis.
iting woman who looked very chic
and distinguished until when the ev.
ening was half over. the sleeve OF
her gray flannel union suit which she
had rolled up slipped down and hung
~awkwardly below her short sleeve.
But she was having such a good time
hnstlIng about shaking hands with
people and gushing over them that
she never noticed 1t and went about
that way for two hours.
Omaha papers Of the Goth ult. o
tanned n news item to the effect that
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Catron passed
through that city en- route from New
York 10 Butte where Mrs. Catron has
very valuable mining interests. 1t
was also stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
Catron were married a few days be-
fore going through Omaha. Mr.. Cat
ron Is oldest son OF Hon. and Mrs.
r, r, Catron Of Santa Fe. and his
wife was a visitor In that city sev.
eral times during the past few years
at the Catron residence. hciug then
Mrs. Lula F. 1.argy.
A Missouri editor tells the story Of
a young bachelor sheriff who was
called upon TO serve an attachment
on a handsome widow. He called and
said: Madam. | have an attachment
for you" She blushed and said the
attachment was reciprocated. You
misunderstood" he said. You must
proceed TO court" She told him she
knew it was leap year. but she would
rather he would do the counting.
Madam" he continued, this Is no
time for trifling. The justice IL
waiting" "Oh. | prefer a minister"
she said. "A squire married me tho
first tim" and | had bad luck"
Mrs. Frost entertained at her
home No. 252 Palace venue at San
ia Fe. at "a tea" In honor Of Mrs.
Hallett Reynolds Of Las Vegas. and
Miss Mabel Helen Baum of Denver,
sister-in-law and niece respectively
of Secretary and Mrs. J. W. Ray.
nolds. The party was elegantly ap.
pointed and carnations COMPOSED
the flower scheme. These ladies
were also guests OF honor at a lun-
cheon given by Mrs. NJ. A. Otero. a
card party by Mrs. Morgan o. Lew
ellyn. a dinner party by Mrs. James
L. Seligman and a card party by Mrs.
Spitz, In the Capital city. They also
attended the Colonial ball, which was
a brilliant social event.
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Ramon Valerie has been employed
as driver by the e. Romero hose and
fire company. succeeding Frank
Guerin at the reins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02

6aiiy's, SIG Sixth street, for the lat.
est In Valentines, also Special Sale Of
Imported Vases, all marked In plain
Figures. 1874
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-02

Andres tiandert, county commits.
sioner OF Mora county. Is attending
TO business matters In this city TO.
day.