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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
A cRYIN GNEED

Wasson-Then you don't believe in the higher education of women?
 Masson--I believe in the "hire edu- cation" of women. There should be some educational system to teach a woman how to hire servants and keep them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease results from a disordered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by taking Chamber lain s Stomach and Liver Tablets Get free sample from your druggist and try it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
THE DESTROYER

Mary Ann seems to get through the dinner dishes in remarkably short time.
 Yes, there are so few of them Left y
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
NEW DELACEY HOUSE.

Is now open in new Amster block, Broad and Bailey. Smith cafe on ground floor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
SAYS THE OWL.


The moon affects the tide and the
united
The one debt that a man generally
tries to pay is a erudse.
Fortunately no man can keep his
happiness to himself
Love in Il cottage Is generally the
result of q vivid imagination.
A successful mans opportunities
are usually of his own making
No man is so selfish as 10 want tn
keep all his popularity to himself
Some people only mind their own
business when they have nothing else
TO do.
Love perhaps. VIII nn3 a way. but
it's quite another matter TO pay the
Uay
4 man who can afford a good press
agent can get along very well without
genius.
II takes great Hr0l Of experience
FOR fellow to lail I'm love arl land on
bis feet
Every man should have an aim in
life. bat it is ASTONISHING hos few
GOOD ma.h-Ucu there are
The gJgies. thing '0 wrfa Is q
promise. The next easiest is an ex-
,Jse for not iNiue 49, to b..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

result of their watchfuness and dc
Termination eight men are In the
county Jail awaiting trial on charges
OF violating the election laws one
white ana seven black, and there will
be others as a result of the intorma-
ton they have gained.
1t was the Leagues first appear
al.ce at the elections and it gave
ample proof that its warnings to
election managers We're not mere
vaporngs, President Huette had his
llcutenauts wen in hand he spent all
| day at the Alexander club, whore he
received messages at short intervals
and whence he directed the work. He
land his assistants deserve the graft
tude of all people who want our
elections purged of the infamous
practices that have characterized
them for many years past
Some Of the gentlemen ON watch
had very unpleasant experiences, and
hey are very much wrought mp ItI
was the first time they had come in
close contact with practical politics
and they were more than Disguised
with what they Witnessed and could
not prevent at some Of the polls, |
notably in the Firs and Firth
wards They gained the impression. |
anil have SO declared that Yesterday S |
election was the rottonest ever held
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

No one can tell what is happening
In the Caspian sea. For years past
its waters have been falling, land it
has been supposed that the great in
land sea was gradually drying up.
Recent soundings revealed the aston.
ishng fact that the Caspian is at pres
eut actually deeper than il was cen
fury ago. There is only one possible
hypothesis The bottom Of the sea
must be dropping ont
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
YESTERDAY.

1t was practically a clean sweep
for the administration of Mayor Par
sons yesterday Every candidate that
the administration stood for, or who
stood for the administration. was
elected Every candidate who was
known 10 he, or thought to he. against
the administration was defeated Tho
result gives fire successful candidates
ample cause to feel well pleased and
they may be excused for sivi vent
to their feelings somewhat eXuberagf-
~. II is in order. however, 10 admon-
ish them that they should bear thcir
laurels modestly; for after all, it may
be assumed with confidence. thai
while the result of yesterday was.
generally speaking, an endorsement
Of what has been under Mayor
Parsons, Ii was also an expression Of
distrust as to what might be if ey-
Mayor Winter should be once NOR
placed at the holm.
Another potent factor was probably
the Republican machine. It was
potent factor, at any rate, in SO far as
the fear Of IFS activity against Mayor
Parsons (purely as matter of ra
friends to feel some apprehension a.
to the result and inspired them iu
advance on with a determination t.
leave nothing undoao to meet AMI
eheck-mate them In any Of the meth
DDS for which that organization has
been mere or less infamous for some
time past In 50 far as the mayor AMI
his friends were led by their fear oi
the machine TO oyerstep the bounds
Of the law, they may have cause to re.
greet It, for the Pure Ballot League has
given ample proof that il is not @
bluff.
Mayor Parsons has "a splendid oH
portunity now to give the people Of
Cairo as nearly as practicable a mod
el city government lie knows whore
his administration has been strong
he can not help knowing where il has
been weak. He owes 10 TO himself mo-
less than to the people Of Cairo ~
strengthen it where it needs tn be-
strengthened Many people voted fer
him in the confident e1pectatlCa that
he would do this He Ought not t.
disappoint them and there is good
reason 10 believe that he will not
As for Mr.. Winter he probably did
not 20 into this contest with an his
heart In fact, it is Known that ha
announced himself at tle last mo
ment Just for the sake Of making
contest This being true. and consi +
ering the various things with which
he was encountered. he ran an excel
lent race. II is known that many cf
Mir. Winters best friends voted for
MI Parsons partly because they had
been pledged 10 do so before the for
mer was even thought of in connie
ton with the contest. partly because
they felt that they were SERVING him
better personally by voting agains.
him Mr. Winter is good citizen
thas been a better citizen than may
or. as such he has done his share to
wari the up.puiding Of Cairo; he is
a good business man, aid has a host
OF good personal frlends-pc
more now than he ever bad. lie can
al ri 10 forget the things OF ycstcr
.fav
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908 .,.... .2o8+
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of March,
1909 ................... .22o4
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

Love makes the world 20 round. brt
It's revenge that makes it at square.
As a general thing a man g onlv
ready TO turn over "a uex leaf when
the Old one is full.
Nhtp a fellow proposes To gif
"a a cab he probably feels that he is
doing the hanson thing.
II is perhaps better 70 ri. j yogr
wagon to a star than to trust too ina
phcitly TO an automobile.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
-FOUR ESSENTIALS TO HEALTH OF SCHOLARS.
II 80 e Johnsen SD Paysro - plttsbura

Of the four the health Of the school boy grl-ood air
SUNSHINE and rtlc last three furnished hv the public plav-
a" and o. the playground The world ha- yet ceased to
marvel The r- the Greek learning. that learning which spranr
a1 u aty r uI.n bad enough money build either or
playground a. hter Tie education Greek to-day
is that supplied ls tie public playground.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

The Bulletin Ia on sale AZ the fol-
lowing places:
CoIeman's, 214 Eighth Street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

Advertising inThs Bulletin pays tie
advertiser because It circulatss among
the reople thst have moasy 10 spsoa
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
Timely Word % ths Wealthy.

The wealthy and the noble, when
they expend large sums in decorating
their houses with the rare and costly
efforts Of genius, with busts from the
chisel of a Canoya. and with cartoons
from the pencil of a Raphael. are 10
be commended, if they DO not stand
still there, but 20 on TO bast0w some
pains and cost, that the master him
self be not inferior to the mansion,
and that the owner be not the only
thing that is little, amidst every thing
else that is great-Colton
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
March Statement,

o.. ..s's'''.s '-fpo
The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month
OF March, 1909
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this second day of April, 1903
LEO j. KIEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

cation ana the spread OF f2 totally obvious OF the fact that lar
back medieval times, learned with a odty knowledge
which is now
Why have evolved this curious phenomenon tho third scxgir
who determined he and remain bachelors forgetting
solitude and take themselves mates for and consolation?
We have arrived, doubt of transitions the struggle and
petition of life f4per than before but granting this spirit
abroad which has nothing do with competition 1t the hooking
spirit the spirit Of doubt and gncsm, the spirit of Mcphope
Hitherto the p@cemabcs, the blessed creatures whom
weary with toll and disappointment turned for love and Refreshments
The ideal Of home and comfort Now, the contrary, the
vino has grown restless who be gaddng, whether intent
work amusement who denies SCOTS suee, and herself The
question be faced is viii the feminine element disappear
the future: Fierce om ton reckless rivalry public work, PLATFORM
speaking, uasant and excitement inevitably change and
harden vouan's While will still remain the stronger,
faint of bitterness and disappointment must warp and destroy tine sweet
serenity Of the sex.
Ii life become scramble for money and liberty
arrd against bitter rivals, keen antagonists
handicapped b. physical disabilities will inevitably 60 the wall
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

Most Cairo people have the Cairo
Bulletin on their breakfast table eE
cry morning 10 the year. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
FOR A PURE BALLOT.

The Pure Ballot League officers
did excellent work yesterday As al
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

The Cairo Ice & Coal eempaav,s
ice wagons deliver all over the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
BY COUNT LEO T0LST0L

have the 0 tUC WI
Whore Aroriea ePassas Europe in its personal liberty, which
The heritage heroes but this is doomed czngushel By
the legislatures Of Il tine-sering generation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
SERIOUS FLOODS ALONG
RIO cRANDE IN MEXICO

Washington, Sept, S.--The state de-
partment is in receipt of telegram
from C. A. Miller. u. S. consul at Mat
amoras, Mexico, saying the Rio
Grande floods are higher there than
usual; that telegram from Camargo
states serious damage has been caus-
ed to buildings in that city and
ranches near the river; that no lives
have been lost in the city. but that
fifteen bodies have been recovered IN
the surrounding country and that
there are probably many more, but
The exact number is unknown. Con-
sui Miller says also that telegram
rom San Miguel states that wa-er is
/ foot deep in the main plaza there
md considerable damage is being
lone to buildings. No lives have been
ost there. There has been no damage
It Matamoras and Reynosa, although
he river is high. It was reported
'alling today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
= = ~ = = = = = = = = = =
: BIGGEST SALE OF TIMBER =
= IN HISTORY OF COUNTRY =

; Ranger L. H. Mossiman, of =
> the Pecos national forest, who =
> departed this morning on the ,
, California limited for Flagstaff. =
, Arizona, to attend the school cf =
> forestry which has been estab- =
= lished there, is authority for the \
, statement that during the ses-
; sion of the school. which win =
: last two months. 14O.0Oo.OOO 4
: feet Of timber win be marked =
: for delivery This is the larg- :
, est sale OF timber ever made by >
: the United States government =
, and win take more than year =
= to deliver. The timber viii be =
, cut from the Coconino national y
: forest Of which Flagstaff is the \
: headquarters. =
= This school of forestry, which >
: Mossiman has gone to attend, is =
: established by the Forest Service
: with the end in view Of perfect =
, ing the forest guards and rang
; ers IN their work, it being the y
: intention Of the department of =
: agriculture tKlt each man in the =
, forest service shall be an expert :
, IN his line Of work. The school y
= win he under the supervision Of =
: Mesars. Wolsey and Rlnglands :
= Of Albuquerque. district forest :
= y officials and two rangers :
n rom each forest N New Mexico !
: and Arizona have been selected I
to attend the school.
> : = = : 4 .
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03

Because OF yesterday afternoon it be-
ing o'clock between and the
Las Vegas sgnedThe opportunity
= to go into the details of the contract
The contract. which duly signed Eu
geno Romero of the grant trustees by Felix E
qub another member prodeshat conveyed to
lands under control of the grant board which are With
this land 1900 included
reservoir site About 5000 acres can he IRRIGATED hn M
remaining 1000 proposed ditch The
total land that project when it
is completed about II 900 acres Of which sOOo acs q 49,
4 held provides that Camueld
must furnish all reached from his
bitches and laterals and he cannot charge for at
land than perpetual
water right Of not less than per annum
This supply together with the make an
\ average waterfall of about "a inches yearly
Camfed to begin work thirty
days after the territorial engineer shall
his application of the CALI
and sapeo and the sanguua
after all conflicting Gainas river
are but two confag claims to the flood waters Of
the Galnas One of these is the filing of United
will
is the filing by A. city, Of
rigae lands the
: about twenty-five miles south of Las Vegas.
The land and rights
soon as he begins construction work He is to protect the hoard
giving in
of 100000 This viii be surety bond
by the >
the of
ditch :
Gainas will be
ditch from the :
fifty miles The plans for the project provide for
the irrigation of lands west of the Galinas =
will take the Camfed engineers
plans specifications finally
completed will represent outlay between OOO0O $60OO
for filing engineer.
official
standing the immediate
filling A. A.
whatever to =
the rights of the other mentioned.
to the situation: question priority
this filing ngaed then
time Therefore it is be
to resort to legal proceedings do with the Jones'
filing
Mr. Jones by representative The
whether
field project insofar the right
the following
prepared to
plans have doubt but what the will
future be solved will the
community well individuals directly
ed" =
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
PROMISES HIN Big TINE
WOULD FIND A WHITE ELEPHANT
FOR NOTED SPORTSMAN TO
SHOOT
SENDS SPECIAL COMMISSION
MESSENGERS ARE DETAILED TO
AFRICAN WILDs TO DELIVER
INVITATION IN PERSON

Berlin, Sept. S.--Lidj Jeassu, crown
prince Of Abyssinia, has invited Col.
Theodore Roosevelt to attend great
elephant hunt. promising to beat up a
white elephant for him to kill and
otherwise arrange a splendid sporting
program. This news was brought here
by Adolph Mayer, a kinsman Of King
Menelik of Abyssinia, who has arriv-
ed with a commission from the Abys-
sinia government to purchase sup
plies for the hunt. Before Mayer left
Abyssinia commission had been sent
Ito hand an invitation to Roosevelt
wherever 1t could find him.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
BARBER SHOP PORTER
TURNS THIEF; SKIPS

Charlie Williams, a negro who has
been living in Las Vegas, and who
has been in more or less trouble
from time to time, turned trick last
night which has earned for him the
reputation of being a notorious char
acter.
1t seems that Fred Logan, who is
employed as porter at the Gump bar
Der shop, was taking few days lay
off, and had employed Williams to
work in his place. Williams appeared
on deck yesterday morning and car
ried out his routine work at the bar
Der shop.
This morning it was different, fol
when the barber employees arrived on
the scene they found that while the
doors were open, the shop had not
been cleaned up and the keys en-
trusted to Williams were lying in the
middle of the floor, with Williams no
where to be found. Fred Logan was
then sent for and upon his arrival it
was found that Williams slippery
fingers had connected with a savings
bank of Logan's, which contained SIG
in money. In addition he also took a
small 32-calibre revolver, which Lo-
gan priced very highly, not for its
value, but for the fact that it was a
gun he had owned for eight years.
Logan, being a man Of fianance,
does not regret the loss OF the money,
but he stated to an Optic representa-
tive today that he would like to have
the guns, Logan has been camping on
Williams trail all day, but up to a
late hour this afternoon had seen
nothing of him.
1t win be remembered that not long
ago Williams appeared before Judge |
Murray to answer a charge Of assault |
ing one Buck" Childs, of which |
charge he was found guilty and given
ten days with the tourists on the
city chain gang, having just few
days ago completed this sentence.
Logan is in hopes of spying said |
Williams, and states that there will |
be something doing when he does.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM
AN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPT

y New York. Sept. S.4The suspension
of the firm of Freeman. Rollins and
company. members Of the New York
stock exchange. was announced today
The firm has branches in Boston and
Providence 1t began business in Jan
uary of this year. A petition in bank
ruptcy against the firm was filed by
James A. Anderson and two other
creditors whose claims aggregate
$2.511. The petition gives the liabil-
tiles at 100000 and assets 100000
Robert B. Oliver was appointed re-
ceiver with a bond of $4,000.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
ITALIAN CRUISER VIOLATES
INTERNATIONAL PRoPRIETY

Washington. Sept. 3.--Genera1 regret
is expressed in administration circles
over the publication of news, ascrib.
ing improper motives to the comman.
der of the Italian cruiser Aetna. which
Saturday last is reported to have
steamed between two warships OF the
Atlantic battleship fleet engaged in
target practice off Virginia Capes.
Italy feels that criticism should be
withheld until substantial evidence is
produced to show he in any way vio-
lated international propriety in an ef-
fort to observe the operations and re-
suits of the gunners' work aboard the
American fighting vessels.
Captain Issues Denial
Baltimore, Nd. Sept. captain
Filippio Baggio, Marquis of Ducarrio.
commander of the Aetna, the Italian
warship said to have passed too
close to the American battleship fleet
while the latter was at. target prac-
tice, pronounced untrue the story of
alleged improperly. He was much
chagrined over the report. He de-
clared he only steamed near in order
to properly salute the American yes
sells. and when this was done steamed
away.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
DELAYED SANTA FE
TRAINS PROCEED EAST

As a result of big washout near
Needles, Calf. on Tuesday. there
were seven delayed passenger trains
to pass through the city this after
noon eastbound. between the hours
of IL noon and o'clock. The trains
we're No. 4 Of Wednesday night, Nos.
and of yesterday and trains Nos.
4, 8, 10 and of today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
.NERyY RESlDEN1ER
CAPTURES PROWLER


Philip Sandoval is the hero OF tn
hour. Last night shout ten o'clocl
while the Sandoval family, who re
side at 913 Railroad avenue. were
sitting about the table reading, an
unusual noise was heard in their back
yard. Mrs. Sandoval called her hus-
bands attention to the noise He
investigated, but at first could not
see anything. When he went back
at the second request of his wife, he
saw a shadow in the back yard.
Mr. Sandoval Immediately slipped
cut side door and walked along the
fence until he reached a point oppo-
site large apple tree in the yard |
and he got behind it to await the ar
rival of the prowler, who came sneak
ing cautiously along Just as he ar
rived opposite the tree, Sandoval
made grab for him, clutching him
by the throat, the two falling to the
ground together. 1t was noticed i'm
mediately that he had a 45-caliber
revolver in his hand, which Mr.. San
doval lost no time in wrenching from
his grasp, at the same time striking
him in the mouth.
At this the man on the ground cried
Don't Phil, you know who l am.~ At
that point Sandoval stepped back.
but only to see who the man was, /
when he discovered that it was James
Burns, a young man who lives a
neighbor to him. When asked what
he was doing on the premises at that L
time of the night and in the guise of &
robber, Burns could hardly talk, +
he was so frightened, but mumbleo
something about being an officer.
This was not taken for granted, how
ever. Mr.. Sandoval escorting the :
young man to the city hall for the
purpose Of turning him over to the
police authorities. Being unable to
locate the night police, Burns was
turned loose, as Mr.. Sandoval knew
the young man and knew where he
could be found today if he did not
take French leave" during the night,
which he did not do.
Young Burns has been about the
city for many months. and Is cIassed
by many as worthless character
getting a living the easiest way he
can without working for it. Only re-
Gently he fell from the city sprinkling
wagon and sprained his ankle and
lived fora while on the stan that be
was going to get 5000 from the city
as damages, and on which stall he
got his board for some time at Mrs.
W. q. Critics. he leaving her $40 IN {
the hole, which debt he has not and !
probably does not intend to pay. Burns
IS also said to have committed several
outrages Of an unspeakable nature
A warrant for the arrest of Burns
was sworn out this afternoon and he
was arrested at o'clock and commit
ted to Jail.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-03
EsTIMARLE WOMAN DIES
AFTER MONTHS ILLNESS

Mrs. Felipa B. de Martinez, wife OF
Ambrosio Martinez, died this morning
at o'clock at the family residence
on the West side after an Illness of
one month. Mrs. Martinez was ma
tive of Las Cruces, but had made her
home in Las Vegas for many years,
where she was well known. Besides
her husband, she leaves six children,
Mrs. Pedro Cana Duran. Esther, Man
uel, Clemente, Louisa and Reuben, to
mourn the sad death of the loved
one. Mrs. Martinez was forty-six
years Of age. The funeral win take
place tomorrow morning at . o'clock
from the Church Of Our Lady Of Sor.
rows, interment being made in St.
Joseph's cemetery. The funeral VIII
be under the direction Of J. c. John
sen 6 Son.