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GENERAL.

At Mineola, n ". the jury In the
trial of Mrs. Florence Conklin Car
man, accused of Staying Mrs. Louise
Bailey June so. disagreed and was dis
charged.
The bitter fight waged since 1850
to reduce the representation of South
ern states in Republican national con
ventions has been won. according to
New York advices.
scranton, Pa, wooden mill start
ed Monday ON double shift TO fill an
order for go 900 suits of wooden un-
derwear for the British army The to-
tai of the order approximates $500 0oo.
The body OF an old man who died
suddenly in the street in New York on
October 10 was identified at the
mcrgue as that of Charles Bleason
Parson, a wealthy retired jeweler OF
Chicopee, Mass. He was 81 years old.
Returning from Pittsburg to Wash
ington through Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Maryland President VIII
son was forced to give a campaign at
mosphere to the trip by crowds which
gathered at every stopping place and
cheered until he appeared on the plat
form OF his car.
William Jennings Bryan completed
his two-day campaign in Colorado
when. after delivering six speeches in
less than six hours over a range Of
country ninety miles in length. he sue
ceeded In Tagging northbound Union
Pacific train in the middle of a street
In Greeley and. hHndling Mrs BRYAN
aboard. was able 10 keep his engage
ment 20 open his Wyoming speaking
tour at Ch-senne.
The purchase of 2o.OOe horses for
the use OF the French government is
the mission OF Captain DE BaIeseaud
OF the French army. a passenger on
the steamship LaI-orraine. which ar
rived in New York from Havre.
Yale students raised 81 500 for the
benefit Of the Red Cross in the Euro
pean war at a mass meeting held in
Woolsey hall. New Haven. Conn. For
mer President Taft presided. Miss
Mabel BOardman. president Of the Red
Cross. President Hadley and others
spoke.
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eeoAv.

Princeton opened the new Palmer
memorial stadium at Princeton. n. j.,
with q 16 to IL victory over Dart
mouth.
BY its defeat at Sioux Falls Of
South Dakota by score Of SO to o,
Notre Dame has maintained its record
of almost unbroken victories.
The Michigan Aggies were virtually
swept off their feet at Lincoln by Ne
braska University in the first clash Of
the two football teams. The final
score was "a to o.
Iowa State College, Ames, la, won
the annual cross-couRtry run from the
University Of Missouri at Columbia,
Mo-. in 27:O6. Maaketead. Seder,
Horne and McWharton of Ames fin
ished in the first four places. with Eau
cett, of Missouri, fifth.
The worlds record of / 32 24Ia for
a dirt track. established by Ralph Mul-
ford at Galesburg, ILL.,, was lowered to
I 81 30 by Tom Alley. winner of the
100-mile invitation automobile race at
the state fair grounds in Hamline.
Mimi Mulford was second, time 32
"a 1-5 and Eddie ODonnell third, time
1;33;32 1-3.
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JAMES , PEARCE.
tasaD Secretary Of state
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WASHINGTON.

The twelve federal reserve banks of
the new banking system will be
opened for business on November 16.
The Senate ratified peace commits
sion treaties with Paraguay and a
treaty with the republic of Panama
fixing the boundaries of the canal
zone.
The German amba ssador, Count Won
Bernstorff, said that early in the Eu-
ropean war he has assured the United
States government that whatever the
outcome of the conflict. Germany
would respect the Monroe doctrine
The 1858 national banks doing bust
ness in the United States September
IL had cash assets amounting to
e903, ,107.5 .54s, a decrease since June 80
of e65. .614. according TO a report
made public by the comptroller of the
currency.
After nearly nineteen months of
continuous session. the longest ever
held. the Sixtythird Congress ad-
iourned its second session Saturday
after the collapse of prolonged efforts
to procure cotton growers relief leg
islation.
President Wilson congratulated J. F.
Duckworth. a North Carolina noun
taineer, on having been the father of
twenty-five children and having voted
the Democratic ticket for sixty-five
years. Duckworth. who had never
seen president before. was intro
duced by Senator Overman He told
the president he had nineteen Demo
cratic votes in his family.
For having rescued a woman who
jumped frcm a government float al
Vallejo. Cal. September 3. letters Of
cnmmendation were sent by the secre-
tary of the navy 10 Ernest ". Keller.
electrician on the United States
steamship Raleigh. and Alan s. VII
liams. musician at the Mare Island
navy yard. Keller has been recon-
mended for a Evesaving medal.
The transfer of Henry w. Diederich.
consul general at Antwerp, Belgium. to
Barcelona. Spain. and the transfer Of
Carl Bailey Hurst from Barcelona TO
Antwerp was confirmed BY the Senate.
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D. nr. wriss... ,....... CsI-....sGs.m
an ACT TO sUDnIr TO TINE QUAIL
FLED ELECTORs OF TINE STATE
OF COLORADO An AMENDMENT
TO ARTICLE Nj OF THE CONsTI-
RADIO.
D. u Enacted ~ ne Gc~erss Asse~sas Of
the stats Of Colovsto:
section I. That there shall 10 sub
0nitted TO the qualified electoro OF the
otate of Colorado at the next General
Election for mssnbers Of the General
Assembly. fer their approval or rsjsc-
tion, the follo~ins smendmsn. to the
Which. when ratified by majority Of
those voting thereon. shall be valid A.
. part Of the Constitution.
Of the Constitution of the state of
Colorado shall be amended to read as
follows:
section O. Ne city or town shali
contract any debt BY loan In any FORM %
email be irrepsalable until the indebt-
ednses therein provided for shall have
been fully paid or diseharged. speelfy-
- rs ised shall be applied. and provid-
ing for the levy OF tax. not exceed
ins Twelve tis miis on roertx esrn aoifSr miiSl
In such city or town sufficient TO pay
the annual interest and eNtineuish the
principal Of such debt within sixty. but
alton thereof and such tax when col
lected shall be applied only TO the our.
poses in such ordinance specified until
the inde btedness shall be paid or dis
charged But no such debt shall be
created unless the question OF incur
ring the same shall at a regular elec
tion FOR councilmen. aldermen Off
GERS Of such city or town ne submitted
70 vote of such qualified electors ,nere, re-,
have paid property tax therein, and
q majority of those voting on the aues-
tion by ballot deposited in separate
ballot box. shall vote in favor OF ere
atInR such debt: but the aggregate
amount of debt created. together
with the debt existing at the time OF
euch election shall not at any time eS-
ceed ten per cent of the valuation last
aforesaid Debts contracted Tor supply
Ing water to such city or tow are eS-
cepted from the operation Of TINS sec
tien The valuation in this section
mentioned shall be In all cases that OF
the assessment nent preceding the lart
assessment before the adoption OF such
ordinsn nee.
section 3 Each elector voting at
such election and desirous OF voting Tor
o. against such amendment. shall de-
po.t in the bsllot-box his ticket
whereon shall be print~f the words
"For the amendment concerning guy
o. town Indebtedness" and Against
the amendment concerning city or
Section 1 All vote. cast for the
sdOutfCD or rejection Of said amend
fuert shall be canvassed and the re-
euJ he determined bV the laws OF the
state of Colorado for the canvass ot
votes for Representatives IN Congress
In Testimony Whereof | have here
unto set my hand and atflNed the
Great Seal OF the SSte Of Colorado.
q, trs CITY Of Denver. this twenty
sfxtt dav Of SnptrrH her. A u lsli
JAMES v TEARCE.
fe..I Secretary OF state.
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In Tsstimsss whsrssl, Z Aess hsre-
unto set NJ haaa end afNne1 the
Greet osel Of the soto Of Colorado.
sisth aoy - seUtember. a y. 1914
JAMES y PGARCE.
f4aaD Secretary Of state.
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bread only
Sr ksesa. sttsehea 10 The Thir1
fresch ARMY cerps. revorts thss has
nz.n have burssd . soa VI t'teia Mo-
shsI Non Maathe.
Tse pre~-cuisr ssas ID. csu.sinS -
dress 81 Saraieve w to- TRIAL a( the
alleged ssssssias ~ Archaske srsacis
terdmsad Of Austria.
Aroused by the positive steps taken
hs GerW~ay and Austria to protect
themselves against q falling bsrth rate
and the teliiuss Death rsse iacia-ntal -
the war England is no~ encourxGinG
the marriage of recruits soon to go -
toreiGa service.
The Duke ~ Teck. brother u Queen
MARY. who MAS iavsliaed hesae frosn ths
front suffeEiaG froR ssstritis. wss
visited BY the king and queen ia .
private hospital In London Ths duke
Is ssid to he improving although his
condition is regarded as serious and
iikeiy TO prevent him returning to the
froaf
Ministee II Var Alexandre Mile
rand. On the representatioa Of Peg.
nand David. minister of agriculture,
has given leave to the territorial re.
servists. under arms at depots of the
interior. thai they may work fifteen
days sowing crops either for them
selves or others. This is done In thG
general interests OF France.
The exchange ef interned civilians
began when seventy French citizens
who had been detained at Donaues
chingen In Baden since the beginning
of the war. arrived at berne, Switzer
land, and continued thor journey to
France through Geneva. 1t is esti
mated that there are about 2.00s
French civilians In Germany while 10
tween 5000 and 5000 German civiliass
are interned in France The repatria
tion Of those rs proceeding.
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California rsaks first aneUG 90
states w the pe9Aacttaa II gold.
Mrs. l>erriRe Teabrosk. wife " Ger
RS n. Tenhroek. cGnsul froW the Meth
eriaaas. aied sf -. Louis after long
illaess.
hio~ ard Davis. . Negro Who shot and
killed Cay Msrshsl PsyRe st Newport.
Ark. wss lyachsd by q mob sooa sf
ter the nuraer.
The Minnesota miHimgm wage com
mission has prosaulGated wage oraers
affecting oil workers sad minors of
ordinary ability empleyed IN the state.
Reliable sources IN keArss NeGrss
reported that 3.oee trosps 0f division
loyal to CarraRsa had been ordered
from saltille to sarrtsen the border
town.
state control Of natural resources
and safety and sanity laws for places
the governors ct their annual confer
enee IN Maaissa, Via. November 10
to IA.
There are more than 145.000 income
dodgers who have evaded the Internal
revenue collectors. according to con
eress experts. Returns are averaging
about o. 100000 . meath less than was
expected.
Police Of Newport we're confronted
by q tangled mystery rs result OF
the shooting 81 n. A. Castoe, "a. on
the Alexandra pike near Newport. o.,
as he WAS riding IN q buggy with his
stenographer, Miss Nellie Hilton. 81.
General ObreGon, ss head Of the Car
rama commission, has presented a
resolution before the Asuas Calientes
convention asking for guarantees of
safety for all delegates and requesting
that the convention be moved to "a
safer place
The interruption to ocean shipping
due to the war has resulted In conees-
ton u grain IN the elevators at Gal
Offices Of the Santa Fe road that an
embargo on further grain shipments to
that port has been put in effect.
President Wilson is considering the
ndyisability q Withdrawing federal
tra0ps from the Colorado coal fields as
the result of the deadlock with the op-
eraters, who refuse to agree to the
presidents proposal for a settlement
Of the strike, already accepted by the
miners.
Establishment ef railway groups
somewhat after the manner of region
al reserve hanks, in which the govern
ment would be represented, was ar
gued as the solution of the problem
Of railroad operation by T.. p. Rip
ley. president of the Hchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway in an address
before the Knife and Fork Club at
Kansas City.
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sas. q %s n:aS sna .Hs::. G..
orset 0sei Of the State Of Colorado.
81 the City Of Denver. THE teeneV
JAN rs = TRANCE.
dAaAD aecreeArN Of eeAta
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is
CoSsIrTUrIo>sL AMENDMENT.
Submitted 10 fs- People Of Goiorsdo ,,
the Ninrfsenth trreral As.eu,hly.

NaTrCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
- re general Election to be held
e. tFa Tuird dag OF November. A ID,
isr4 mere will be subrlitred 20 the
qualified electors OF the state OF Colo
80 -ba oue.tloa Of amending the
Cor.tfrusion OF said state
The authority Tor subruitti1a sue
eue-tion is forrd n HOUSE Bli. No
~ =. ~. r.rular Session Of the Nine
t.ertA General Assembly. which House
ffu vps filed IN tire Office OF the see
retsry of stat. ~ the !.
Cav sf April > 1914 ~ ie''
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- b4as6ssoso s.sSssoA Aass0Asy.
NOTICE 10 MERELY GIVEN. thA@
ot the dsseral Election to be held
% the Third 1ey u November. A. d.
1919. thsrs will be oubmitted to the
auelified electors Of the State Of Colo
RADIO. the queetion - amending the
Constitution Of said state.
The authority for submittinG such
question - f0snA In House Bill No.
90 OF the regular sessien Of the Nine
teenth General Assembly. which Housc
retary Of state on the second day ee
Nay. A. d. 1919. at II - o'clock q ~,
end which 10. In verAo go et0usso. -
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COoOTVpVVDO0A a.. An0DOoDOB.
Ouambons1 - - eee0ss - OuAnsoAD -
- nonseeOo1o ss0oDoos AAA1O.
NOTICE Is HEREBY eIvnN. the,
Ot the General Election to - holi
On the Third day of November. A. d
lelt there GILL be submitted to the
eado the question Of ameaAin0 tbs
Constitution of said state.
The authority for submitttnN sych
0sootien 3 f0unl In Houoo Dill Ne
III Of the regular Session Of the Nine-
lSonth 0enOrol Assembly. which Moose
0lll wao ftlo1 IN the office of to osc-
Gotorv e otato 80 the secoad aav "a
~, 4 D 1914. - ll:1o o'elseh. 8 .
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06
NATIONAL OLD TRAILS
ROAD TO Be MARKED
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DECIDE
TO COOPERATE WITH .p
cALIFoRNlANS usl

After consultation yesterday after
noon with the members of the road
board, the county commissioners de
cided to make an appropriation for
the placing of markets on the Ma
tional Old Trails road in this county.
The markers will be put in place and
maintained by the Automobile Club
of Southern California, representa-,
tive of which was here a short time
ago to explain the proposition to the
commissioners. The signs will be of
metal and will be securely anchored.
The staffs on which they will rest
will be painted red, white and blue,
the official colors of the National Old
Trails road. The commissioners also
completed yesterday the work of
equahzing assessments. Monday morn
ing a number of taxpayers have been
summoned to appear and show cause
why their assessments should not be
raised
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06

In a recent issue of the Santa Fe
Magazine, a notice was published
among the Las Vegas notes Of the
rumored marriage of Mr.. Paul Brine.
gar, chief clerk to superintendent F.
l., Myers. The notice proved incor-
rect or at least Mr.. Brinegar is not
married as yet. A custom is followed
by the Santa Fe Railway company
that whenever chief clerk to a SUI
perintendent is married the corpora
ton always sends him an annual pass
for his wife. Today Superintendent F.
L. Myers received a letter from an
official in Chicago which inclosed an
annual pass for Mrs. Paul Briengar.
Unfortunately the pass will be use
less, at least for the present, though
rumors are constant among the local
Santa Fe employees that the expected
may happen at any time.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06
IS ROCK that
SKATERS CABINET
viviANI, UNABLE TO AGREE WITH
COLLEAGUES, RESIGNS
HIS OFFICE

Paris, June7u6.s-Rene Vivfani, who
yesterday was saidnto have accepted
the premiership and to have virtually
selected all the members of the new
cabinet today informed President
Poincare that he was unable to form
ministry, and declined to make an,
further efforts to do so.
There was heated discussion wher
the ministers chosen by M. viviar
began Informally today to prepare
their declarations of policy to be lait
before parliament. The question
whether the new combinations should
unreservedly support the three years
military service law or modify it
found hopeless division of opinion
As consequence of this discussion
d, Viviani at once proceeded to the
palace of the Elysee and told the
president he had decided to give VI
his attempt to form a cabinet.
1t was said Maurice Paleologue
French, ambassador. who arrived here
last night, had informed the president
It was the earnest hope Of the en-
peror Of Russia that, France would
not modify the three years army
service, and that he had intimated
that any such step would tend to
weaken the alliance between France
and Russia
NJ, Paleologue is reported as hav-
ing said he would be Obliged to re.
sign his post at St Petersburg If the
law were changed.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06

Patrick Joseph Fran. West side
merchant. has applied for final nat
uralization papers. Mr.. Fran is q
native of Zahle, Syria, and renounces
allegiance to the sultan of Turkey
His hearing will be held at the No
vember term of the district court. Mr.
Fram's witnesses are Ramon Valerie
and Guillermo Garcia. He came to
the United States In 1890 and has
been resident of Las Vegas for
many years. Alexandra Abraham
Hindi, also of Zahle. Syria, has filed
with Deputy County Clerk William
B. Stapp a certificate of intention to
become citizen Of the United States.
He came to this country in 1910 and
has resided in Las Vegas for over
three years. Mr. Hindi is a peddler.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES

Faith in Effort" will be the sub
iect Of DISCOURSE by the pastor psx
Sunday morniRg~y There will be nc
evening service. All are invited to
attend the union temperance service
at the Methodist church.
All members of the Sunday school
are requested to bring offerings fol-
the forejgp, missions tomorrow morn
ing. #BxW
The Christian Endeavor society
plans to give an excellent program on
Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock. "The
Purity Verse will be the subject for
discussion. Miss Margaret Heineman
will lead the meeting Miss Maureen
Harper will play violin solo.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06

Cleofes Gallegos was arrested last
night by Chief of Police Ben Coles on
the charge of disturbing the peace
near his home east OF the Santa Fe
railroad tracks, The complaint was
made by his wife who stated that Gal.
legos had come home and broken up
dishes while apparently in a drunken
condition. He was taken before JUS
tice D. R. Murray this morning and
on the condition that he refrain from
similar action in the future, was re-
leased upon the payment of the COSTS
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06
COLLEGE CHANGES NAME

Dubuque, Ia, June 6.-CoIamence
ment week at st. Joseph's college vii
begin tomorrow, when Bishop CARR
gan of Sioux City will celebrate mass
and Bishop Bowling Of Des Moines
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
The graduation exercises will be held
Tuesday. The commencement will be
the last that institution will hold un
der the name of St Josephs college
In future the college is to be known
as Dubuque college The college was
founded in 1850 by Bishop Loras first
bishop of Dubuque. The original
building, called ST. Bernards semi
nary, was opened with IS students,
The present enrolment is AS.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06
PICKETS AT WORK

Pittsburgh, June 6.-Large crowds
of strikers surrounded the entrances
to the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufactures company plants in East
Pittsburgh, and as each workman en-
tered the gates he was called upon
by friends in the crowd to join them
There were some additions to the
ranks of the strikers, and other men
seeing the crowds, returned to their
homes. There was no disorder. j.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-06-06

Automobile stage line to Mora will
be put in service, commencing Tues
June 8. tri-weekly, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, leaving Las Vegas post
Office s a. m, arriving Mora 9:45 a. m
Leave Mora p. m. arrive Las Vegas
5:45 p. m. Fare for round trip, So;
one way, $3. Round trip tickets good
for one week. H. B. Hubbard, Prop,
AIT Railroad avenue. Phone Main 397.
ADV. 4~