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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05
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South Amboy, PhiIa, Trenton
and Camden ..,......... 700 am.
Railway and Woodbridge. . 7:15 am.
New York and Northern way 500 am.
Fords and Keasbey ......,.. 8:15 I'm.
South Jersey ay.......... $50 &. II.
N. Y, Penna, New Jersey
and Eastern States ...... $50 am.
South Jersey way ..........11:30 am.
Railway and Woodbridge. ...12:00 m.
New York and Northern way.12:00 m.
Railway and Woodbridge. 4:15 pm.
South Jersey way........... AIS pm.
New York and Northern way, 4:30 pm.
Phila., Camden, Jamesburg,
Cranbury and Hightstown. 600 pm.
! Woodbridge, Railway, New
ark and Elizabeth ....... 500 pm.
Fords and Keasbey.......... 700 pm.
All points 700 PIN.
SUNDAYS.
Al points 600 pm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05

BY the way, that Comorra trial is
still on in Italy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05

Folitics are warming up quite
lively.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05
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Sundays and Holidays
$50, 500, 900, $40, 1920, 400 A. M
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General Traffic Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05

AS usual. the schools are crowded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05

School days again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-05

Sept. s-Opening of Saturday night
Dancing Glass sessions IN the
Auditorium.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
"BAT" NELSON TOO MUCH
FOR BOBBY WILSON.

UTICA, n. V, Dec. B.-Battling Nell
son and hobby Wilson Of this city
boxed ten hard rounds before u GROVE
Of about 1900 here last night. Nelson
had the better OF most OF the rounds.
but Wilson stood up to him and fought
back all the way. The Battler had
Wilson groggy IN the sixth round, but
Wilson came back II made a good
finish.
Wilson weighed iS pounds at 6 p. NJ.
while Nelson came In at catchweights.
He looked 10 weigh about lO pounds.
The articles called for Marquis OF
O~ueensberry rules, permitting Nelson
10 box In the cllnches. and he made yhe
most Of this, H.. played for Wilson'S
body continuously, landing many heavy
| blows, which slowly Slapped the local
boys strength.
Wilson's showing was not good
enough to warrant the bout being called
n draw, but he made a very good i'm
preston by standing toe to toe with
| Nelson and taking the best that he
could ortcr.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Johnson INVITES
BRUSH TO START
SUIT FOR LIBEL
Says Facts Would Be Brought
Out That Commission
Did Not Get.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA libel suit such
~ 10 threatened against President John
son Of the American League by tho
New York National Ciub a. ths result
0f this scaiping charges growing out
Ut the tioSot sale during the world
ssr1es II invited by tho road of the
junior orxxniSatio when Informed
yesterday that brush's club might seck
rsdress. President Johnson sald em-
phAticAiiy that he wouid welcome the
opportunity to get the matter into tho
courts. where II would ne possible 10
air the real evidence IN the case.
II hope the New York Club. President
Brush. or any else connected with
ma club. carries out the threat" said
Jon n son. FOR II would Give mo the
needed chance 70 get the glifty In
dividuAla into court. This commission
IL pewsricas In tho case. ! have taken
every possible step to h what really
existed during the sale. but the other
mcmbers are reluctant 90 act I have
besn asked 10 summon before tina com-
mission those concsrnod In tho colusion
Of the ciu and scalpers. but. having
no power along this line. n 10 NJ to tho
Individuals Themselves. n none have
shown q willingness 10 divu'Ge what
they o
I'm court u would he possible 20 sub
poena witnesses and Il would not take
long TO make public the names of
part,es wanted. President Brush Of the
New York Club has done nothing but
hinder the investigation 50 FAR. and
while he said that he courts u thorough
airing Of the scandal. he has offered
no assistance"
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Klaus and Me- oorty
Fight in Pittsburgh Dec. q
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

A MOTHER important match be-
~ tween w topnotch middle
weights has Just been clinched.
The fighters who will clash are Frank
Klaus Of Pittsburgh and Eddie Nc.
Goorty of Oshkosh. Wis. They are re-
garded a. two Of the five real good
men at present In the middleweisht
division entitled to battle for the tfle
of that olasA kauss n McGoorty
will meet In q six-round bout At the
Duquesne Garden in Pittsburgh on the
night Of Dec. q.
Psesey, Mcfarland .tl sn.: n to.n , e, S.' y, TO
Es s~nround bout With. Young Hiotsyy. the LEGAL
I ss,s'T .,S \: % VIII 1SEs ssssI.. a " ..n wsS HI lssai
seitsr.s,Ehi q C:itorn,s; , wSS fG Ssps I. '' Ssqno On
r.s'd'f R, NM VIM 10 under tie management. q
E%p Taie7. who Is ''" the manager Oh A''"'
on Bo.s. p.n.s. q q: Nation 4: z s s.ss.
ssasa e StIS 70 MAJ a., w 81, x N. E1 a y. Bas.
, sssA' S Ss.%ptSa; & Ro ssS' H &s ns BATH. bsfe.
Wsii.. wen. S.Oi e Ena.pa >, .Ts:a p ~, saa' S &
.tsssn 4 ia s,.ipS.: d. chances are b VII so''0'
Sammy Kelly 4. no lous9. the msn.f. O.
Tommy Maioney. the west Hide hghtweisnti I ,psh,s
.na that -.u KEN y, d men nG severed Sss al Their connection;
Jimmy johnson is NO. the MANAGER q MS.onhe ssd
ssmny , ,sn,nsi h Sy M anHsa that ksliy wS nc;
doing his business any longer.
w s!% s%isa' am sS' Tom tMs1.Sca g i, r. iS ~
Nv. SsS ;, TsSna,Ss sa, e % < Ai 6. s.a n ;o' y. % s. SSs
a I'm, MI Y i' S.ts 4; Il, ts: ..m S's as Up : !. ~, :s. sissi: =:
Smith asked Tor another chance. mcmahon s's'A'
consertei TO take him on
M,t,y Baldwin. tn. great llxhtwsisht f Shts, g
ChNriestown. Mass. Will ,om"s ybsre no Viii take
on Vac, ass Ward. the English isn'g; Il, ,n,. the ou mtis
Mn MAJ y, Nell: se. SOt s, VIA: D' BOB be.as z It.hi.;
1rIThs.; 0 VII" hs. ,sssn ' %asd In tow.
Hse .hs =, %.. s mt rcssrdA as the new Sel,s,
ssiSh. .I.%p S,S% PUT ne Win S" fe;un !: y lErn s'l sAs As
2n,hs 'Ny q ns" " sifthiiisaaeIipilA 70 night; G,Se9GS .:
ought to ripsheoee hs,ie ~, hsoa sooa fsh,es he VA
few years AGO.
,,: As,s0.s" rsdarins him~lSs 70 as, pGSs I%s, Tor ns q,
isnIoand bout v, .am HnTs'D Nevertheless. are .
Swss saans' that be !. going 70 bs,, Danny M MG Biow,
% Y x. "a ss, :iis' i, i, TIVE bs',i"s a, the uHs'ids.
IN. c,oyn.t. who was one o. the best ne.W
vc,,sS,, in The buapc~ during the mor ,Ss nm
asIs, Is ,AiIin ssn the 'nmoifiidi,cweisnt, t&iiis,., Joe Ia
and eo,ns The best of care OF himself sine 2
u, tie ,t.s' A., Aud p S.,%s a asy mdtIiGlesssst.. II
m" he can do the middlew'isht hmit' las P'""''
v.. c,,hon. received an offer today froI
Jimmy Coiiroth, Of caltfornis 70 meet nn Sus1,
,Sn"" z ihneons %rrmptly turpcd down The 9 MET
AZ he ia ~ the opinion that ne can mahe m.i
- hV ttahting In this kltlnlil anu III ~
The evening world., 1911-12-16
BY FRANK KRAMER.

AM not given TO boasting. hut frst Of
an I want to nay that. barring ".
csdsnts. I am confident I shall win
this rae II V my first really long race.
but not by any mean do ] regret taking
part. md It an agreeable csange for
short rares ana NOT nearly as ard as
I Rad thought.
The only distress ] have felt was after
tho spAi Wednesday night u which
hurt my shoulder. Otherwise 1 have
not had an ache or . pain.
EXPERIENCE so FAR AN AGREE.
ABLE SURPRISE.
sleep soundly every time ! am on
the track. have al excellent appetite
and I do not exaggerate when I say that
In many ways I arm enjoying tho OK
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Sprint Champion Says He
Will Win, Too, Barring
an Accident.

Whsa the sil.aay saee started
there we're few Who believsl Prank
EyNmss, for ovsr . decade the
fastsse bicycle sps1oteS IN Amer.
ioa, would 20 The distance. "xs'e
nothing but . spyintss." chorusel
The faas, believing The champion In
the sNce only 70 "k1u ne peos."
This % the last Aay o. The race.
Trank Kramer 10 strl vsyy much
n the running. With he brlghtest
prospects Of WANING, for hs 70
"freeh - . daisy" ana suprsmely
confident Of leaAin1 the paok across
TIE tape 81 the Anal mile Tonight.
ENmer showed no signs Of fot1gus
whom he oams OF the track to-day
aftsS an - ssptionally long nle.
asA % the zsQusst Of ne 1vsniAg
world made the following state.
msatS
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Kramer Says He Enjoys
Brand New Experience
Of Six-Day Bike Race

perience. ] wouldn't care to say. how
ever. that I will ever ride another six
day race. although I had thought I
would have 10 f,nish myself more than
I have.
The lap gained by Fogler and Clark
puts me at a great disadvantage. but Il
10 up to me to get Il back II I can.
All ! want II q favorable opportunity.
To some II may appaar that ] am over
The evening world., 1911-12-16
F0S z4HSH TMm BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK BIZ!
EDdREE9EYlQlQlm

~ FAD the comments Of Battling Nelson printed In this column to-day
K They mark The evolution Of what IN known a 3 the nghunG game .
Years ago and not q many years-it was customary for fighters
10 live fast, dhssipa'e furiousiy. aud throw their money Into the gt
tss The most popular hero Of the ring was the man who could 10 on the
widest DRINKS between fights Extra,sgani designations and exhibitions
Of alcoholic generosity were appauded Any Fighter who didn't toss his
money over the bar after a fight ws considered misery and unsportsman.
ike
John L. sullivan vas the idol OF his dime sun'sn career ws omevh u,
q mind 10 stand at street, orncf m throw q rh Of bills Into tbs gutter for
se street ufchins to fght oer IUs least 5olent joke was to call for all te
0a@e At a bat.p put them OF n 10th then jerk the cloth In Imitation
u . seightofhand performer After h. crash ned pay thc damages. never
aAins Tor chsnse
When OF Shark,y came. here an Kept his money In his pocket ad ddn
drnh ~ buy drinks Tor the multitude. they called ron n tight wad"
hui hst day hRs pissed Sow fighting is q business Ts dn~sipztng
fighter has no place In he game He 10 All outcssL avoided alike ny promoters
and folio wefs " she port The man who carries respect is te fellow who
clearly. nnt, ceaul, aud OUTSIDE. of the ring conducts himself nks .
gentleman smd a plain. busne.snkc everyday either.
The evening world., 1911-12-16

bridgeport. Conn, Dec. Before
the East Enc \. g, here last night
Andy Parker gave J.m Dougherty o.
New Haven one OF the worst lacings
OF his career. Parker carried the battle
70 his heavier opponent from the outset
and had Dougher'y In IA bad way In the
IN at round.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Brown Gymnasium A. 4.
Willie Burns Va. Charlie YounG. ten
rounds.
At Nairmont A. C.-Edds Smith ~
Benny Franklin. ten rounds.
At Olympic A. C@Tommy Cole
man Of Philadelphia Va Joe Stein.
ten rounds.
AZ 6harkey A. o@ohnny Lore
vs.. Harry Thomas. ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. A.-AA-star card
OF bouts.
At National A. c.. Drookiyn-Jim
Stewart W. Soldier Delaney. ten
rounds.
At 0owanus A. G.. South Brooanyu
Frankie Callahan VI. Younr Scis-
berG. ten rounds.
At Standard A. c., orssnpoint-
Harry Stone Va Jim Flynn. ten
rounds.
Al LihArAl 4. C., Staten Island
-Jilly Adams W. walter Hsnnesssy,
ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Ward Wants Rules Modified.

VANS VuleO MootUeo.
YoHN NJ, WARD. the new president
OF the Boston club. who Is = mem
her OF tho Rules Committee. 10 not
n, all satisfied with the foul strike rule.
and It II likely that he will propose
some changes when the committee meets
after Christmas, Mr., Ward thinks the
present foul strike rule a severe handi-
cap on th. pitcher. and he thinks the
batter would nave "A better chance II
only the first foul was called a strike
instead ~ the first two. lie also has
under consideration a plan by which
the foul strikes are TO be determined by
the direction IN which the bali IL hit.
For instance. he believes II unjust for
the batter to have a strike called
against him when he hits n foul ball
over the fence. lie believes that foul
tips should Ice called strikes as well as
those that a batter could ~purposely drive
past FIRST or third bases.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Lake Manager Of Providence.

"RtD LAKE who has been scouting
for the 81. Louis team, has been
4 made manager OF Providence to
succeed Jake Atx, The Providence club
IL now owned by Mr.. iawkey and Mr.,
Navins 81 Detroit. and they are deter
mined TO make II ~ pennant Inner as
well as a farming ground for the TIGERS,
II Ia understood that they paid Cs,0s
for the club. n that Hughey Dury.
former manager OF the White Sox. also
A former manager Of Providence. was
paid SO. 90 for his interest.
The evening world., 1911-12-16


Round iiosan 70 10. ten rounds
~ with faitlpg nelson n-,, FRIDAY
n.ght. thinks he has "a aaN Inc on the
Dane.
I've heard people say 'hh N"''" :
;rasy.' sa!d ho,g yesterday af'rn"oh
u woplint alma beias rs crazy "s Nv
o. Hes crasy Ike "a ~p,wnor"A'' MI
no wants for ME nancy j. shout NJ pc
cSst. And he's getting the money
have a brand rev conception ~ ba'
voison a. n business man slace my
atosi experience with him
Il wanted to match Rat against
yessn. So ! hiked up TO Utica. where
xelpon happened TO ee. ! met hl" -,
" hoici u, 'ooh m. y's, "'''
s. one swan r"n,e.s""n -" ,,.,n
viusp .as.,a A., 49,. ro,,,.r, ma,
E"Nx'. ..., -. Wh., i w,pt an
~. tao,.n .,ld .N,,er mind what hi.
v-.ss.-s., hI,,,' I feel that Hogan II
.S1Ssr rrck,ess.
~
u.rvv .,.yt,, .,o,oa Win Hat
~ -. .~,,av, Inducing
~ I" 49, ,onc..son
W." a.. at, on ana
vhafsver' '''ea w "..-, 49,,
NV" a, a., i. ,n,,u,. mr. 40
go oy., vent hack TO
-. -. n,., ia, .ss,o. and ws
-" .....-,u. an. match. TAIN about
sSs--s I".a-N.l,on M. n. Ms
-. Mai, hu,lness
~. -. ,,,,l fuu of letters and
,,.,.i,.. ne told mo. When.
49,, 80, auh. I can have u by
.-..n. .,y an. NJ hundreds OF Offers.
m.hlnr more money right nov
80 vp.I..., ana IN make . 10, more
49, ,'-- =, gar 4, 4. rasy 10
t"sn $780, - A,mo., .,rry
ssUss' ''" 40, =, IN.
3ay gel an o"er H"" .o"'' a..
Wav place. wtth = k"af"m'ee 'o' . Nc.
WNA ION local boS whoh "s".
-ingside. ! csn 20 rxh' @,o"s "s"''".
sshias N chances. ana rs easy ana
su,e money for mv. Why should go
~ 0rht One Round ilosan. whom ]
NV 10 be . dangerous boy. wh~n :
go Set nearly "''." u""nn .Mo",
eOeSin9 oeO .nor, 6out,. Next
W.. ~ Sn ,n N.w yors to ashs
Cc,sh, ,venty rounds In CAN.
~. az monsy 20 20 a. Q side bel.
The evening world., 1911-12-16

~ b wal. TIN N dine " 0pse 81 HSmmSs.
stenS herr a . monologue Jan. 10. "pont for.
set The date" aid Jimmy - b. Tung al.
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Wolverton Has Chance of Get.
ting Catcher AinStreet and
Shortstop Mcbride.
BY BOZEMAN BULGER.

IF Manager Harry woivsrton Of the
Highlander can md . running mate
. for Jack Knight who will b satis-
factory 10 Clark 0rifath. the chances
are that the ianky shortstop viii 70 20
Washington A. . nrst bAssman. while
Catcher Ainstrest and shortstop Nc
Bride viii come to the Hilltop. sueh q
trade would make the New York Club
a hummer.
for several DAYS wolyerton has boon
making strenuous EFFORTS to s~cure
Ainstrect and Mcbride. but Grlhith's
demands have been more than he felt
Inclined 10 meet Grlrlth 10 anxious TO
yet Knight, but he would not give up
one of his star catchers and his star
snortstop unless another Very tron
man was turnrd over u him by New
York That other player 10 the On.
thing missing 10 cotnpl.t. on. % tho
INST important baseball deals ot th-
year. Grinh iatima,.d that he woald
like 10 get Chase. but Wolvorton
laughed at this.
viii Not Trade Chsss.
II would like 10 say to the publ'c.'
said Wol,.rton yesterday, that l vii
no, trad. Chase under any circum.
stances. ! consider him the greatest
hrst hAseman IN the world. and any
manager would be foolish to set rid oi
a man IKE that Hal AMI ! are Eoot
friends. and ! am sure that, he vii
play good hall for me. This talk Of .
possible dissatisfaction on IN. part N
Chase In all ,ommyrot ~. could no
help playing zoo ball. lie - my fr,-n'
and I know he VIII help us 10 10, a
near the top Of the ladder as possible
Wolverton admits that h. Is up aEsins
of u good backstop Is ~ one aim RICH
now. since Blair has hen sent TO tn
.ntHars The bulk Of ths ,@k VIII b v
The evening world., 1911-12-16
Washington Wants "Jack"
Knight and Another Good
Man-Baseball Gossip.

have AZ last succeeded In beating
M~athewson one game.
The evening world., 1911-12-16

IV~~E had dinner IN ,h. hotel. II
wasn't any cracker lunch AT
fair. or heef and II was a
vegniar dinner and hat paid for It, But
he figured M the walters check anu
wanted To- know abou, every charge
ana as he walked upstairs he pulled a
ANAL book from his poke, and wrote
In u. Later he showed me an Item IN
that pooh and ! happened 10 see mat
ne had noted down the cost OF the din
nsr. H. mas as businesS.ke a hook
The evening world., 1911-12-16

Colunhiass'. I'm Bwlesqus S TS.a ! !, 10,
sun.iss n.nla.y 4 Cu,,sy IN ~
The evening world., 1911-12-16

McHv,.,Soon' lie fit,sbIrrh nghtcr,, tonight. NE
vii meet him IN a ~, ronnd BOY ~, a nam
Unrks lssirl McMahon in a ten, round bout AZ
lie twentieth teitpr \. G in This Guy se,srn,
lin, kporksi out IN the first two rounds. Me
Mshon Is q much improved fighter Ance that
hatle.
Jimmy Prt, .ai,s for England on the Insi'Anis
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-28

We feel that this constitution WISE safe
calculated to invite and retain
and the speedy development
the unparalleled the commonwealth While
socaed Blue Ballot amendment
the congressional
constitution
assisted by few dis
objectionable interference
opposition to the Blue Ballot
amen
candidates the senate and house from
republican candidate for the senate
the prompt subms
amendment to the constitution
requires write understand the English
officers and
The republican majority in the constitutional
such amendment the constu
the legislature ratified
the people
allegiance principles of he republican
9OS; declare
this county
We delegates o this convention all hon
ty republican
pies
makeor the ptery cr
people. sssA5 s&g ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-28

ing against the proposed blue ballot
amendment.
Following the reading and adoption
of the report of the committee on res
olutions, which occurred about $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the con-
vention began the work of nominating
candidates. When the name of John
S. Clark was mentioned as candidate
for senator from this county the con-
vention cheered wildly. Mr. Clark
was declared the unanimous choice of
the convention amid much enthusi-
asm.
Lorenzo Delgado, present clerk of
probate. was nominated for cleo
tion to the office of county clerk,
which was created under the new
constitution. Victor Gallegos, Mr..
Delgado's only opponent, polled 21
votes in the convention, Mr.. Delgado
receiving ITO and one-half
Supporters of Apolonio A. Sena and
Roman Gallegos, who were both
placed in nomination for the office of
sheriff of this county, cheered them
selves hoarse and the chair was
Obliged to rap heavily with his gavel
to preserve order Mr.. Gallegos was
elected by a big vote. Mr.. Sena took
the floor and made patriotic republi-
can speech in which he said that, al
though defeated, he would work for
the support of the entire republican
ticket and particularly for the cleo
tion of his friend, Roman Gallegos.
Nothing but enthusiasm prevailed
when Charles w. G. Ward placed in
nomination Don Eugenio Romero for
treasurer and collector. Mr.. Ward re-
counted the splendid work Mr.. Ro-
nero has done for the party in this
county, spending thousands of dol
lars and working hard in its interest
during the days when the republican
party was in the minority and other
parties were plundering the county
and running it hopelessly into debt.
Mr.. Ward spoke Mfr. Romero as the
savior of the republican party in San
Miguel county. The nomination of Mr..
Romero was made by acclamation. He
will be elected on November 7, to
succeed himself in an office which he
has conducted in the past with hon
esty and to the best interests Of the
people and tax payers.
Manuel A. Sanchez, former coun-
ty assessor was the unanimous choice
of the convention for that office. John
H. York, the present assessor. who
had been talked of as possible sue
cessor to himself, seconded the nom.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-28

After having selected a magnificent
senatorial. representative and county
ticket, the republican convention of
San Miguel county adjourned this
morning shortly after 4 o'clock, end
ing one of the longest and certainly
the most harmonious gathering OF
San Miguel county republicans evet
held in the history of the county.
Though wintry winds howled outside
and the snow and sleet beat against
the windows of the court house,
where the convention was held, the
warmth of good fellowship and the
spirit of enthusiasm : which always
characterizes gatherings of republi-
cans of the imperial county of San
Miguel continued undiminished until
the hour of adjournment had arrived.
Several important actions were
1 taken by the convention when it
unanimously adopted the report of the
committee on resolutions which the
drew up the strongest platform upon
which the republican party has ever
come before the people of San Mi
/ guel county.
Chief among these was the nearly
endorsement of Hon. Holm o. Bur-
sum. republican candidate for gov
elnor of New Mexico. The platform
referred 10 Mr.. Bursum's ability in
words of most sincere praise and
held him up to the voters of the
county as man in whom they can
nlace the utmost confidence; a states
man, tried and true, whose efforts
will be used in furthering the best in
terests of New Mexico when he is
elected to the guhernatorial chair.
Another action taken by the con-
vention which will meet with the in
start approval Of the people of this
county was the endorsement OF Gov
ernor William J. Mills for election as
a member of the United States senate
from New Mexico
San Miguel county republicans,
through their platform, commended
the work of President Taft, the re-
publican congress and senate and Del
egate w. H. Andrews for their eff
cient work in obtaining statehood for
New Mexico. They also reaff1Imed
their loyalty to the principles of the
grand old republican party in ma
tional affairs, particularly to the con
tinuance Of sufficient tariff on wool,
thus protecting the greatest industry
of the new state.
The voters were shown, inlthe plat
! form provision, good reason for vot-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-10-28


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