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New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK, January -, lbU&
today and there was slow dragsns trade in In
feeling weak ana our outside hguTea = =fsPse.9y iGr
ties. Foreign beans plenty on the spot, but
there is good de9 Of stock Soss by and 'hI b6Ies t p
6rsh 81 70: DO poor 70 good 81 sogs2 70 DO medium
n.edum and pea poor to good. 81 5Cqt1 0 10 red KID
R SaeS hGss ss6c ;. s oas aS P4Sr % DO saw eve s.
fornia s. 70 imported giants 81 70 mpoed & mno margq%
medium s. s5GSl SO. green peas bags 81 80,
BGTTBR-rhe week Is going out with a very Sa strong
desirable fresh grades Of table butter tather
@ more & STOCK Two coming on ree m 9y ago and was spoken for by
regular trade. The actual quantity OF stock ~ the
extra fresh ciesrnery and. while that the general
placed at 244 a25e. There enough Of these
at 2sa2ic sold pretty well there steader feel
ing all along t5e line Even tae storage r the Week Were
about $40 pkgs the larger part OF %hiGa was enuS
Exporters st looking for stock 70 he he'd IN range
eck &C. l1e QUOTE tTeameTy extras per n se
fss 22s4f 4 eSrss dS ss'sS5 Sald do s DO
eIds lsglsze DO thirds lSG state m aaiG 'HSs 40
thirds Iial5e Wes{ern imitation Geamefy 5 f5ney VEST
fresh choice, log - lsc; do
fair to prime i4al4sc; do held, choice, l5al54c DO
fair TO good 4qi4isc lower grades. Sg1a+c; rolls
fresh choice I5c do to 40 prmS aammoS @ TO choice
l3ql7!se packing stock lS@ISc sav hut trading
sabe grades are working into narrow compass Holders
cariu present TOP hkuTeS'
occasional sales Of especially deslIau
al Exporters have not done very hlu'
fresh business week though line OF 500 boxes
of 300 purchased latter part OF last week
is going Skins quiet and without new features
cables Cd for coored and ass Tor Whlte
Exports O Europe week 2.435 boxes We quote
state small. fall made. colored fancy lac
l1l4c; do late made average oest, lv+H
1J+ac. good prime, l04lo.c; do common 10 alr,
7a9zc; do large. fall mad fancy 0l9gl0te; DO iaIe
made best. g&gi0i do good TO prime s9Yt9e'
to fair. i9sAc. light skins, small choSs'
7:z4sc: good. 5isGTc; do common, 3q4'aS-
full skins, 2G2lAc.
FGGS-Receipts gathered continue mod
crate indicate supplies az hand
nd market showing further decline OF about -c
Al the reduction cleaning up fairly we'll but
the market sensitive condition and liable to
fluctuations according 70 the supply offering
IRON, dAv day Refrgerators nearly cleaned
bnt sales to-day slight reduction sympathy with
fresh We quote: State and Pennsylvania,
fresh gathered 26a2Tc: 26c Ten
Southern. do 2Jc fresh heTed fair
qualities 2ic: refrigerators 20q23c.
FRIrITS-FRESH-R Receipts OF apples moderate and
little better than heretofore: Western ad
vices stronger the tone here little confident
ai1os rule weak FOR stock although
strictly berries held about
Florida firm the better
GRADES Pneappies light demand, prices a shade
6rmer FOR strictly choice Spanish Strawberries
continue scarce choice lots bring good prices We
quote: Apples Greening, cold fancy bbl
So 5Ogssi common sorase prime s4qs5. do fair 70
good So 5oas4 Northern spy. cold good TO
prime s4ass oo do common storage good to prime.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ssiesso Jan. 25.cattie-Recelpts 200 head: steady;
ssst. 70 prime nominal. 81 5OdS7 10 poor medium.
go s,eSeT ard feeders s. 25as4 20: cows slgs4 %.
It e -l1S5 Si0S2 % bulls. 81 25d$4 80.
A ~ s's1 50 =; Texas fed steers. s4d$6. Hogs-Re
- iolsys 1000 head. Monday. 81. 900: left
So saeaGy closed weak. mixed and butchers s. g0g
80 Eooe choice. heavy. So 30Qss &C. rough. heavy.
sls- lSnt. - 59dSs bulk OF sales. IS 90G$6 80.
Reee.pts Z0Do head. steady: good 70 choice
isefe - as5. Western fed sheep, S49x5 20 native
81. az, - 5oaS5 80; Western fed lambs. s5gs5 So.
ellniafl Jan. 25.-Hogs active. higher, 81 1895
teaag s. 25as5 -
esi Buffalo, Jan 25-Catrls- Receipts light all con
sl 'hfolgh- outlook steady firm: veals. xsGSs 80
tt - -sfQ . % for common 70 choice. Hogs-Re-
80 sSe bead fairly active demand and &c higher;
srs 81 20 50 }5 light 90. S6d So IS: mixed packers
-s 90 choice. heavy. 81 55GS8 80; pigs 6OTS5 10
- IS as 50: stays, $4Qs4 so sheep lambs
1900 head: dull and weaker choice lambs
s,sa 90 good choice. 81 6Ods5 50: cuIs 10 fair
,-.s-gse So sheep choice hardy wethers s4 5OGs4 IS
ss(ss = extra, mxeG. 50 759ss 80 culls and common
sssS9 rlxfa export and wethers. 81 25G$4 80;
fS@@ilagE s. 1s6S5
yes Liberty. Jan. 25.Cattle steady; choice SO 4oG
p,, Prime. s. AGSe: good. s. 35aS5 as. Hogs higher:
ses- 1eayies So 5od Sc CO. mediums s6 4Oass IS
Eees1 erkers So 250s6 30: light do s6 0aS6 90 pigs.
soSsS - ronghs. $5GS6 sheep steady: best wethers.
rs y culs 25
" a. veal calves. s79sT 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
NEW way TO CLEAN GLASSES.

From The Youths Companion.
The oFServant man who is always aware OF what
,s going on about him. and always alert 70 gather
,Iseful information. recently had interesting ex
s4rience In d Chicago hotel. His attention was
draRn 10 an old man. stranger. who sat next to
him the table
Excuse ne" said the observant man, but do
VOL know lat you are doing?"
IVES sir I Siping my eyeglasses
no YOU know what you using?'
"Yee I am using a new s. bill l never use any
ching tllr a new bill for that purpose
"E,tIt isn't Il rather eXpensiye%
~ would be- perhaps. il l took a bill every
-in,a I wiped my glasses and threw II away after
TTs-TI. but il is just good TO spend when 1 am
5ors vito H. I don't do II for show to make a
s4srlgv of eccentrcity. but have found that there
: nething quite good as perfectly bank
nat fcr cleaning glasses. II cleans them perfectly
fever scratches the surface Of the glass. Make
T,e otter man did SO. and in turn has passed the
rsc5pe ar 10 his friends. It may be new idea 10
many persons who wear spectacles
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
LoNpoN WOOL MARKET-

EH.oh Jan- 25.-The offerings the wool auction
rs- .o-cay numbered IA OBS bales. Competition
-rlife al firm prices. Medium
sola AZ an advance Of IS above the De
es..t. average The home trade and the Continent
ae1- and lots suitable for America caused keen
s~sr.s Afkt week ss0oO bales Will be offered Fol-
N are to-cas's sales in detail: New South Wales.
saecx.sless secured; 714dais I'D greasy. sAql1d.
J. 200 bales; secured. Is 2sddis Cd greasy.
Es.-ss, Listorss- 200 bales 4isa1O1zd South
ese>s 500 bales occurred. Is izd9ls 41zd; greasy.
He1-ZeRlenc. $500 bales; 4iR6nis 4d;
iss-r.s sg!la Cape of Good Hope and Natal 600 bales
N 49,. f14oals SO: 9reasy, 4I.dslzd. Punta Arenas
sss. greasy. 3Ads4d. Falkland Islands. 500 bales
ss -zHSAc- The arrivals for the second series OF
-n9ent % 20 287 bales including 20 0oo rded
seeth ne imports Of wool during the week New
tori ssles. szl3 bales: Queensland. 3S3 bales. VIC
ss1S 80 bales: South Australia, 1915 bales: Cape Of
and Natal. 527s bales; Busreh. 3.Gs bales;
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

w..,..-spoL Jan. 25.-C1osinR -yheat-Spot-N0 2 red
.sady winter steady. 6s %; No Northern spring
4zsa go. Ne California. 6s 81: futures steady
rses a. 10 May. 6s 2Ad- C0rnspot quiet: American
-lsrr y 6izd: old IS "a futures inactive Feb
sssds sssa March. 81 3D. May ~ 81. Peas-Cana dian
H8e a. fs 80 F9ur-st Louis fancy winter firm IS Cd
frn, ->haon Pacific Coast steady e 5snf4. Beef
en- India mese 7ss PORK firm prime mess west
gre aId-Ameriean refined. IN pals. quiet 47s sd
IL 80. In nsTces, steady. as. Hams-Short
anief an hfn. sss Bscon-eunber1and cut. 20 10 30
zszr snort rh. le - NJ. quiet sss long
sass n. - - ". quiet AS. clear bellies II ~
estor~r rhonlners-equare n 10 u n dull 57s sd
sltsr g 1eAr mide.es. heavy. 30 70 80 n dull
ss,es eseDl hn-Et United States. Dos: good United
20 en.o-.n .heess nfm; American finest white,
A11sfsx..- 80 % Tsliow-Prims city strong 3Os 81
~ A~ssoen stronH. Sis 90. Cottonseec ofi-HuIi
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

COTTON-Cotton had movement. but
displayed inherent Belief among
conservative operators big cotton
directing leading bull operators with
The in mind Of shaking out big lines 'f cotton
much of which bought below -. led predictions
for royal between these during
weeks possibly months The spot people pre-
sumably IDEAS belief a crop Of
bales. the speculative longs confident OF
a yield above 10000 bales The impression
Jess general that the spot people
OF actual cotton 10 Liverpool and working
o Southern which 90
have been firm regardless OF the htfui
changes speculative opening the
local market steady in tone. with months pa
before the call adjourned months had developed
a keeping small FOR the
port The trading level Immediately after
above nights final bids,
Claims that weeks Texas
would reach much half that for the
week last ana rumors that the movement IN
the central belt would be much smaller than generally
figured upon helped strengthen the market whole.
The first Of buying carried Man SIS and July
o s22 which there d reaction later under
profit taking by houses half hour
market on 70 last nights figures and at the
with prices point lower TO points
from Southern markets bulsh.
hrm undertone. with prices unchanged 10 sc
active demand from exporters and domestic
spinners The local market quiet ana steady,
prices unchanged the basis OF l6c for midding
upland l6c middIing Gulf. Total sales
official estimate Tor Houston
receipts against 45+T last week
: year Orleans 5000 $500 bales,
against I'll last and 10. 5SS last
prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January ..


JOFFEE-There very little speculative stir in
coffee today fluctuations insignificant mere
x points popular options The market started
with prices unchanged and all the early
points variation. The
foreign worthy of special attention.
Havre down 7. franc. and Hamburg partially
a pfg higher Rio off - res and Santos 100 reis
the latter expected. The had the advantage
statistics Brazil
30 600 bags. receipts 2o 600
baEs-trIy The ClearauCes
the United $4,000 bags Near the close
a a furry Of covering.
chiefly OF profit taking The close steady,
with prices points higher Tota. sales
It. 80 bags. The market for spot coffee dun
snd featureesS with prices unchanes. on the basis OF
The OF prices local market today
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New orleans, Jan. 25-Cotton firm: mttdIing. TTsc
.ow m,ddling 9l6c good ordinary &c receipts, 6Oss
bales exports 20 Great Britain -
tnent 20 l36 bales sales $3.50 bales bales
memphis Jan 21-''ottou very steady: middling.
l3-i6C, low mdding 7-l6c; good ordinary 1 lGc-
net receipts l642 bales receipts shin
mens 2o48 bales sales 1000 bales. 100 163 bales
savannah jan 25-Cott9n steady middlng - l6c:
low middltnC. lbc, good
bales exports 70 Great Britain 65iO bales coasse
3l2l bales sales. pa bales; stock. lis. 30 bales.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

Cash quotations we're follows: -Four steady winter
patents So sf<s Et-agrhs s. 4odS3 50: clears So 2O6
s. So spring specials g. 80; patents. s. 5odSS 50:
sraghts g leasS 20, No spring wheat, 72q74c No
red s4ise. No 44-4c; No white. 45d45Lc; No
Enlts. s5aG4ssc No 6od6e1.c; fair to choice
mailing barley, 5eG62c. No : haxseed. 81 66ls No !
Northwestern 81 10 prime timothy seed Sc So clover,
elaet grade 81 55d$9 g., pork, per bbl sl5 o5d
SO TO- lard. per 100 n 81 IS short ribs sides oosel,
aGs IS. dry salted shoulders CboxAc1 81 l2.ds7 .
shot clear sides (boxedl T0ss So: whskey basis OF
high vines. s. 90 on Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market fner, 1524-zc: dairy. loa
ne Cheese steady ga. else Eggs steady; fresh, Ssc
Minneapolis. Jan. 25-Close: Wheat-Cash 74c; May.
lSee74Ac. July. &c, track. No l hard 76+c: No
AGthern 7sc- No Northern T3c Flour-First patents
SaS5 s.: second patents So 55dS3 65 clears, 81 3O
@rn1 clesrs. s. o. Bran bulk. s17qSl7 SO.
Philadelphia Jan a5.-Wheat 1zc lower contract grade.
senasFy. ssi-gssc corn 1zc lower No mixed Jan
ssry. s3q6zi.c Oats duh weak. No white clipped,
so Butter dreT. good demand extra Western cream
'c % nearby prints. &c Eggs Arm and 1c higher;
tS nearby &c do ssern. 26C- do Southwestern, 2bc
q Southern. 24c Cheese quiet; full creams,
rhlF small. like Do fair 70 choice 9izgl1c Receipts
lsf 500 bbls and 235 900 n, sacks wheat 1900
In corn tut1 bush. 5000 bush. shipments
"neat lae1 bush. 100 bush, 100 bush
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
LIVERPOOL. COTTON Market

Liverpool. ian. - p m-Cotton-Spot quiet: prices
steady; American middinG 4l2d The sales OF the aay
5000 bales which SOC for speculation ana
and included 400 American. Receipts % 400
American middling January, 2s 64d value Jan
and February - 6+d buyers February and March
2664d buyers: March and April e6- buyers. Aprii
and MAY ~ 6+di 2T6id sellers; MAY June as "a
"A 2T64d buyers, June and July 644 27 4d buvars
July and August. 26-64d4 27-G4d buyers August ri
September 22-6id BUYERS; September and October
4 U'''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
new YORK CENTRAL


ses 4 VI and s 80 P NJ Daily Sundays. to
1eld and North Adams. Sundays only s. - A "
Pullman Cars al
rains Illuminated
Ticket Offices az IIS 2s1 ais ana I2fs Broadway Is
tniou sd. w. 2tS Columbus Ave 13s West faSrh 81.
5h ST and i3sth s.. Stations. York a3s and 10
Telephone geo SSH Street New York
service Baggage checked from hotel
westcott EXPRESS Company.
P = RLoDGETT. GEORGE Il DsNr-zs
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
NEWfORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JANUARY g. 1902

refined. spot 2Ss Sd. Turpentine-Sprits strong s1s
Rosin-Connon steady Is. Petroleun-Refned steady,
I1sd. Lnseed oil quiet 30s.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

nlllsed SOC track white, 51d57c: No white clips 52a
%o 1I- ny weak No Western 6sec and
No eStern - sc both ahoat. rye e4as5c
a.. BARLEY-Market dull; feeding was 1potAd ava
&C ana mating 69q42c. both / Buffalo
NEW-YOPK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

RiO'Onee market barely steady. No RIO. 5S025.
change. II 3led receipts - 600 bags cleared or the
United States 10000 bags cleared for 1000 bags.
$50. 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
new JERSEY CENTRAL,
Liberty St aad south Ferry Ine from Ferry
minutes earlier than below except IS nOJecl
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
500, -9OO, 1000. a NJ -.
5000 .s tA0o sF4Oo t4SO 800 TOO. ~ so o. 90
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$500. t100O. 80 A. Nj s1Oa 3Oz. $40. SEQ
100 p ", .12- Is mdt.
1900 1854 way ls2 5th AVE- T5T ssh Ave 25 Unon So
West f5S East 125h ST.. 273 West I25th
bus Ave. New York: Court 81. s44. $50 Fulton ST.
R-ookfyn a. Broadway WfiaTasburg New York Traos-
fer calls for and checks baggage TO destination
sF-rorl Liberty oniv. sD1IIv rDany sxcsp. s,,,
dav onfv -p--'0-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
NAVAL. STORES.

ne local market fru for spirits turpentns but
-ssnge w.rh fairly active call. article from
f'sf- hosn very stead. but unchanged We quo;-
sflhlTs TTRPENTTNE-44 za4Jc.
-1ah-Pine. tbis. 81 20. machine bbis 81 75.
1nlnun 10 good strained 81 IS; D. 81 90; z,
r s. 20; 9 81 20; Il, 81 So !. 81; X. 81 90. NJ.
- y s. g Il O. s.: " ". s. Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

a5thhgton Jan 26.-Spirts turpentine-Nothing doing
ssleps CASKS. R0sn firm 81 lOdSl 15 receipts. III
l-uee Jurpsntine strong 81 35dS2 so; receipts 3J
" Jar arnl 81 p. receipts. l3O bbls.
-harlescD Jan. 25.-TurJenfine and rosin unchanged
Dn0or Jan q Observation-Disclosures refined I5-l6d:
''1lts I'D HoEinArner1can strained. Cd. fine. o..
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

rrra}o Tan 25-F1our steady. Wheat-Sprins lower.
X Northern. is.c. winter lower; No > red. Corn
ven du " yellow 634.c No ? do. 6SI.c; = corn.
COS 81 2 40 6ar dull and lower. No . white
sal--- 80 9 40 sgc, No mixed 4Tl@c No 3 do s7c.
barley 66q7lc Rye-No l. 65c.
Chicago Jan 25-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

OGgAN s. s. CO.
tSPRECKELS LINEb
HAWAII. SAMOA, NEW ZEALAND.
AUSTRALIA AND TAHITI
Sails from san Francisco for Australia Feb Feb -
March ~ and Il aays. HONOLULU every 10
days. TAHITI about month Rouad world $3.50
z. ? BURNETT. foT Broadway. y. Y
ET-POPF $3.50 Clarlx's Excursion BY new. twin
steamer Columbia
Is Celtic June 8. July $50.
c.ss Urequalled advantages Attractive sde-trtps
Rhine Germany. Switzerland Italy Holland. Parties
Nav L. a. by Lloyd via Naples ROUND
WORLD Oct 5. $50.
= g. CLARK. III Broadway y. Y
New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

,S OF oreadstLus at interior points in thousands
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
SANTA &,

From the New Mexican.
There was a light frost last night.
but no damage was done to fruit.
b.. A. Sleyster, of albuquerque, an
insurance agent, who spent a day in
Santa Fe, left for Las Vegas.
Ex-Probate Clerk Atanasio Romero
is very proud of a blanket in his pos
session woven in 1870 by his great
grandfather.
G.. j. Gavin and son, of Ration, are
in Santa Fe. Mr.. Gavin is one of the
best known citizens of northern New
Mexico. who is a great worker for the
welfare of the territory.
s. II. Elkins, who has been in Santa
Fe county the past few weeks looking
after his mining interests in the south
ern part of the county. will leave for
his home at Columbia. Mo-, of which
city he is postmaster.
Hugh Murray arrived from New
York to take charge of the remains of
his brother, who died in Santa Fe on
Sunday night. The remains will be
taken to New York for interment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
SAN MARCIAl.

Special Correspondence.
San Marc.al. N. NJ. April 23.-L. NJ.
Lasley has returned from Rosedale,
where he has been oil special business.
A. II. Hilton, of San Antonio. passed
through here today for the south.
Z. w. Brown and some other parties
sold quite a number lof fine horses to
the British government at a fair price.
The passenger train for the north
ing.
The crops around San Marcial seem
to be smiling very lively as the 365
days in the year sun shines on them.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
Shot in His Left Len.

For all kinds of sores, burns, bruises,
or other wounds DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is a sure cure. Skin diseases
yield to it at once Never fails in cases
of piles. Cooling and healing. None
genuine but DeWitt's. Beware of coun
terfeits. 81 suffered for many years
from a sore caused by a gun shot
wound in my left leg" says A. s. Full
Ter, English, Ind. 1T would not heal
and gave me much trouble. | used all
kinds of remedies to no purpose until
l tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A
few boxes completely cured me-" ]. II.
O'Rielly & Co., B. H. Briggs G. Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
A Doctors Bad Plight.

"Two years ago. as a result Of a Sc
we're cold, | lost my voice." writes DR..
M. L. Scarborough, of Hebron, Ohio,
then began an obstinate cough. Every
remedy known to me as a practicing
physician for S5 years failed, and I dali
ly grew worse. Being urged to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, / found quick
relief. and for the last ten days have
felt better than for two years." Post
lively guaranteed for throat and lung
troubles by all druggists. soc and 81.
Trial bottles free.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
RUSSELL rusoe.

Yesterday morning at Z O'Clock at
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton Harry E. Russell and Miss Jennie
Brusoe, well known and popular young
people Of this city, were united in the
sacred bonds of matrimony. Rev. Man.
dalari pronounced the simple and i'm
pressive words that made the happy
young couple husband and wife.
Sam d. Stevens. the obliging day
clerk at the European hotel. acted in
the capacity OF best man" for the
groom. and the bride was attended by
Miss Anna Hill.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the party repaired to the home of the
bride. on East Railroad avenue, where
a delicious wedding breakfast was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will soon go to
housekeeping and continue to make
Albuquerque their home.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
Wants To Help Others,

81 had stomach trouble all my life,"
says Edward Mehler. proprietor of the
Union Bottling Works, Erie, Pa. land
tried all kinds of remedies. went to
several doctors and spent considerable
money trying to get a moments peace.
Finally l read of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have been taking it to my great
satisfaction. l v found its equal
for stomach trouble and gladly recon-
mend it in hope that may help other
sufferers" Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cures all stomach troubles. You don't
have to diet. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat. j. H. O'Rielly
& Co, B. H. Briggs & Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
LAS VEGAS.
From the Record.

From the Record.
Mrs. George Noyes n mother, Mrs.
Day, left yesterday for ~Carbondale, Ill.
p. e. Garcia was in yesterday from
Rock Ford looking for laborers for his
sugar beet farm.
There are a large numbeI of hides
coming into market here, which means
that the cattle are dying freely.
Captain Da Costa, of the infantry,
has appointed R. Ulibarri second SER
geant and Frank Morgan third ser
geant of company X.
The Masonic cemetery is to have
200 new shade trees planted therein
and the walks and driveways are to be
graded and repaired.
Adolph Vorenberg and family have
moved from Philadelphia to Watrous,
and Simon Vorenberg, a brother, OF
the Vorenberg Mercantile company,
has departed for the east on a buying
trip.
John Hobart and wife, formerly OF
Boston, who had beer in the city for a
couple of weeks, left this afternoon for
Colorado Springs, where they will
make their future home.
William Boylan is in from his ranch
near Cabra Springs and reiterates the
drouth story. He said that one of his
neighbors had lost forty out of ninety
five cattle on account of the drouth.
The arrest of Louise Trujillo for as
saulting Amelia Vorrego with naughty
words was settled by Louise apologize
ing and paying the costs. In addition,
she was put under a 500 peace bond
to keep her tongue quiet.
From the Optic.
Ralph Oldham is around again after
two weeks of confinement from an in
jured leg.
There are some who think that Las
Vegas should have an inspector Of
butchered cattle. Every n is inter
ested in pure foods and healthful
meats.
Yesterday was somewhat dusty, it
must be confessed; but it was nothing
to compare in disagreeableness with
the cold snow storms north or us or
the WAGERING hot air storms east. OF us
Rev. S. w. Byrd Is here from Pueblo.
He is presiding elder in the colored
Methodist church and is looking after
the church interests of his people in
this city. Rev. Smith, the pastor. has
placed his resignation in the hands of
the elder, but as yet it has not been
accepted.
e. E. Perry, who will be remembered
as a Santa Fe engineer here for a
number of years, and subsequently as
a partner of John Pace in h Opera
bar, writes to friends in this city from
Helper, Utah, where he is again a rail-
road engineer. He wants to know
whether the Las Vegas lodge OF Elks
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"A BREATHING SPELL,

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