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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-29

WASHINGTON, ID. @, April 3D.
The opponents In congress OF any leg.
islation to repeal the land laws have
largely refused TO meet the question
upon its merits and have exhausted
their oratory in charging the great
railroads OF the west with being be.
hind the movement for the purpose Of
increasing the value of their own
lands. II is a fact that the great
transcontinental lines have supported
the campaign TO repeal the timber
and stone act, the communication clause
OF the homestead act and the desert
land act which II is well known are
constantly being used 70 acquire great
bodies OF land without residence and
settlement. James J. Hill, the presi.
dent Of the Great Northern which
owns no land has actively favored the
irrigation and land repeal policy for
several years, and in a speech, Jan.
uary IA, before the Minnesota Agri.
cultural society, he specifically urged
that these three laws should be re-
pealed.
Desert Laws Retard Settlement.
II Is not difficult to see why Mr.
Hill and all the great roads running
lines through the desert states, wheth'
er they own land or not, should favor
the repeal OF these laws, especially
the desert land law and the commute
ton clause OF the homestead law
which operate almost solely to build
up great cattle and sheep estates and
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RODEY'S new
MEXICO PAEAN
New York Paper Says Delegate
Got The Glad Hand Clap for
Speech in the House
HE'S AN oPTlMlsT
Shafts D fSarcasm and Sly Digs
Mingled With Praise and
Appreciation
HE'S AN oPTIMlsT
From New York Evening sun.

Law fApiii GLs IJUf. #&#
When Delegate Bernard Shandon
Rodey, OF New Mexico, rose in the
house on Tuesday to deliver his long
~premeditated speech upon the admis.
sion Of New Mexico and Arizona as
a State, all parties give him the glad
handicap. And well he deserved it,
for what he had time to say and what
he had leave to print constituted al,
encyclopaedia of information about
his adopted Territory, a repository Of
%eloquence, and we had almost said an
anthology Of poetry. Mr.. Rodey con
WINGED the House that 1t knew next
to nothing about New Mexico, and
the House is representative Of the
country. He told it thar the second
largest forest of white pine timber
in the United States was in New Mex,
ico,Arizona having the first, SO that
together they would run first and
second. THE greatest coal field in
this nation is in New Mexico" said
Mr.. Rodey. THE greatest iron de-
post in the nation is in New Mex
leo. Our Territory has iron enough
to gridiron China with steel rails and
coal enough to smelt it; and yet we
are told by gentlemen that we
can never support a great popula-
tion, and that unless we have vast
agricultural resources we can never
have people. The City of New York
alone has more people than each Of
three fourths of the states Of this
union, and it does not produce a pota'
to- Mr.. Rodey is wrong about the
potato, as he will admit when he le'
calls a pleasant afternoon which he
spent at Rockaway Beach, for the
train that carried him ran through
fields of Towering potatoes as brave
and green and white rs the hest
spuds Of the Pecos valley. Mr.. Ro
dey's outing at Rockaway Beach col
vinced him that New Mexicans were
filter to carry on a state government
than shiploads OF New Workers. Bnt
he shall speak for himself: Way
sir, two Or three years ago. after !
session u congress, ! went down e
Rockaway Beach, adjacent TO aea
York City. witnessed there the
crowds coming down from New Yorl
and battling IN The ocean day after
day. 1t takes an ocean TO clean suct
people. l went among those people
and / talked to Them, or tried 60 talk
They spoke q language eve
dreamed of on the Tower OF Babe
or anywhere else, except the English
language. Those people do MOI know
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any place on earth except the par
ticular place in the old country where
they came from-Bohemia, Turkey or
somewhere else-and New York City.
Yet those ~Jack.legged foreigners be
come citizens and voters in New York
in FIVE years, and some, it is said, dc
on arrival" Tut. tut, It's a libel,
but we forgive Mr.. Rodey for his
speech brims over with entertainment
and he is the finest optimist in cong
ress, not excepting Clarence Dunn
Van Duzer, Of Nevada. who is an in.
comparable authority on the resour.
ces and the splendid future Of that
state.
We have intimated that Mr.. Rodey
was eloquent. Let this passage
prove it, Our people r even
called foreign. In this grand and
glorious country We are all Americans
No matter whether WI We're born
amidst the merry homes Of England,
on the sunny hills OF France, on the
banks Of the placid Rhine or down
by the Shannon's side, when we come
here and lift cur hands In lealty 70
49, - - Fha f,aa fbnn as did
the Danes Of old. In Erin's Isle as to
the Irish, we become more American
than the Americans themselves and
entitled to share III that blessed herr
tage of liberty that was born OF your
fathers blood and sanetified by your
mothers tears and dedicated to the
oppressed of the world. Compare
those people with people like ours
a Christian, patriotic people, who set
tied this country before jamestown
was settled" Mr.. Rodey is a native
of County Mayo, where the musical
Shannon has its rise. Those people,
were the polyglots who bathed and
bahbled at Rockaway Beach and whom
Mr.. Rodey, although he speaks
French and Spanish fluently, could
not understand.
The Irish New Mexican wound UP
with poetry. Territorial delegate,
always embellish their speechs with
verse, usually topical. MI. Rodey
was impartial in his selections. One
was entitled New Mexico" and the
other MY Arizona Bedroom The
latter originally appeared in the Sun
which shows that Mr.. Rodey knows
a good thing when he sees It. The
other lyric contains this pretty verse:
Il love the soft, mellifluent tongue,
That from the lips doth sweetly flow,
Like strains with harp and timDrel
sung,
The language Of New Mexico n
OF course this poetic license for Mr.,
Rodey had divided the inhabitants as
follows: Three fifths of the popu.
lation of New Mexico are your own
flesh and blood--people who came
from the states. Two fifths are Am.
orleans Of Spanish descent. just as
good as you or Just as good as any,
body" On a fair count the soft,
mellifluent tongue" of New Mexico
would be the American vernacular
and not the language Of CASTLE. There
may be some inclined to scoff but
.the census" Mr.. Rodey explains, did
not give lis 10 exceed two-thirds 81
ont population to start with. II could
not be taken in the time nor for the
price paid. Not enough Vas allowed
for teams to go and take it. We have
100000 people there in New Mexico
now. and TINT IL more than many
states now ii the union have, as
viii show. but the nj gives III
Only I95.0000." He predicts 1.0G0,00t
for New Mexico by 1910. What has
The censns commissioner 10 say Z
that?
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To the nearest correct estimate. KS. 100000
To the second nearest correct estimate NH. .... ... 100000
To the third nearest correct estimate. a.. ..4... y. ....... 100000
To the fourth nearest correct estimate. .............. 2bOOO0
To the fifth nearest correct estimate. .... 10000
10 the sixth nearest correct estimate. ... ... y. .... 100000
To the next 10 nearest correct estimates, 500 each. ..... 100000
To the next 20 nearest correct estimates 800 each ........ 10000
To the next 50 nearest correct estimates $50 each. ...... $4,000
To the next 100 nearest correct estimates, s25 each. 5000. 10000
To the next 200 nearest correct estimates, $40 each 1885,. 100000
To the next 500 nearest correct estimates, s. each s.. 80. 2yJO0N
To the next LOCO nearest correct estimates, al each. 80. 100000
Supplementary prizes for the estimates sent ii earliest .. l5.OO0V
Total. i. y. .s750O0OO
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THE OPTIC
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BEFORE MAY /, 1904,

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13
THE CROP REPORT
Yield Of Winter Wheat Estimated at
333. 100000 Bushels.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE monthly
report of the chief of the bureau OF
statistics of the department OF agri-
culture will show the condition OF corn
On August 10 have been SIS. rs COM
pared with SG.4O last month, ISL on
August 1, 1903; S6.5 at the cores
ponding date in 1902. and a l0-year
August average OF S3.5.
Preliminary returns indicate win
ter wheat crop of about 1913. 100000
bushels, or an average OF 1913 bushel
per acre. as compared with 1913 bush
els last year. as finally estimated.
The average condition OF spring
wheat on August l was $50. as com
pared with 1871 last month. III on
August l. 1908; s9.7 at the correspond
ing date in 1902. and 1O-year August
average of SIP.
Rust has made its appearance in a
number OF counties In the northwest,
but except as to South Dakota 1t Is
chiefly in late or supplemental reports
that reference is made 20 IL. and such
reports being somewhat conflicting In
character, it is evidently too early TO
estimate definitely the extent Of the
damage resulting from It.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Licensed 70 marry In Washington:
Hubert Settle and Elizabeth Pulliam
both Of Culpeper.
The Leeshurg Athletic team defeated the
DeaplRne nine Mt Leesburg IhursdAy'
score 20 |.
The stanton baseball team defeated
the Culpeper allcollege team Thursdhy
at Stanton, score 10 to |. These teams
will play three games.
The Richmond Masons Wednesday ded'
icated ChimborazO School. n large struc
ture erected to relieve the CONDITIONS
which have prevented hundreds oil chill
dren from attending school.
Richmond. Va. Aug, IL. - Foimo'
sonotor Henry G., Davis of West VT
rinio Democratic candidate for the
vice presidency has renewed his oiier
of $1,000 for a chIldren's home. HIS
nurpose is to get 10 wealthy men to
give $1,000 each for the home
Mrs George Powell Hopkins as mar
ried TO DR. Willis lie Baron Hale, oi
North Attleboro. MaHa. Tuesday at her
home. Kerr place, Onancock. Rev. Mt
Rates oirciated. After trip north DOC
tor and Mrs. Hale will be az home sep
tember I. in North Attleboro, Mass.
II. McCaudish died at his home near
BnmpAas, Louisa county, lew dayH
ago. The burial was attended with MA
sonic honors. The Frederick Hall,
Maury Lodge and Louisa Lodges PRrtie
mated 10 the ceremony. The funeral ser
vice was conducted ny Rev, q. W. lay
lOr.
At the home of the brides parents in
Mathews County. Miss Ora Lilly ana
Richard H. Bond, keeper OF the govern
mant pumping station At Fort Monroe,
were married. Miss Susie Lilly, sister OF
the bride. was msid Of honor, and James
Mitchell of PhOebus, best man. The
other attendants were Miss Bessie Rich
ardgop and George l.. Bond. wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony, ana
the young couple left for bridal tour
10 Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
and New York.
Robert Colgate Selden, son OIL the late
R. c. Selden, of Sherwood, Gloucester
county, died Sunday night az his late
home. ClOyerfed, on the Ware river.
He leaves a widow. three daUghters-
Miss Mary Selden, Mrs. Walker Jones
and Mrs. Eugene Rhoades-and three
sons-Messrs. r. Colgate, OF Gloucester;
Sinclair, OF Hampton. and DR. Wrsy SCI
den. of Gireenbrier county. W. Va. Reys,
W. B. Lee aud W, H. Graves OBLIGATED AT
the funeral. which took place from the
Residence. The interment followed in
the burying ground at Sherwood. Mt
Selden was brave Confederate solder
in the Virginia Cavalry, a successful
farmer. and a faithful church member.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13
Local Markets
corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro,|

Corrected by Simon Hirsh a Bro,l
Wheat, 50 90 90; corn, new, Go c,
66, meal, 81 .4Oto 81 AS per 100 pounds
eats, 40 to As; fowls Qive), 8 to 8;
chickens, live, II to 12h; ducks, lives to
9; turkeys, 10 TO II; lard, IL to IL.
Spring chickens, II TO 13 per pound;
eggs, ii to 14K; butter, 10 to %
hams, ID to II; Irish potatoes, 40
to 50c; beef 3 to 3K; pork, 6 TO z; veal,
Az to 3; lambs $3.50 to $3.50; hides,
(green) to 6; hides dry 8 to 10: sailed
hides, Z to 8; baled hay, $15 to $1S per
ton.
Lat Sumac-55 to 60 per 100.
Wool-Unwashed, % to %; washed,
20 TO 20.
baltimorG-Wnjat s;iCns; .Ot =
tract. 95N95Ac.; spot NO. 2 re Us
ern. 97M97hc.; steamer No. red s.
687Ac.; southern, by sample. 8 a9
94c.; southern, on grade, S0k@95kc.
Corn dull; spot, 57057Ac.; steamer
mixed, 54454Ac.; southern white
corn, 60062c; southern yellow corn,
6O664c. Oats unsettled; old No 2
white, 4Sc; old No. 2 mixed, $50
431kc Rye firm; No. 2 western. 100
74c. Hay firm; old No. timtohy. SIS:
old No. 1 clover, mixed, $13.50414.
Butter steady; fancy imitation, 179
19c.: do. creamery. 49,. do. ladle, II
@15e.: store packed, 11012c. Eggs
Jaw NOV dn1nn 15Nn1Sn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13
ADVISED USE OF SHoTGUNS.
Negro Justice Fined Policeman For
TresPRss.

During the progress OF trialin Blood
field, suburb OF Newport News, Attor-
ney Collier ad vised the Warwick County
salOOn-k keepers to have on hand double
barreled shotgun, loaded with buckshOt,
to shoot down any Newport News po
liceman who entered the saloon door.
Max Felstein, who runs a bar in the
Klondike, one of the suburbs OF Newport
News, was being tried for selling liquor
on Sunday. The case was worked up
by Police Officer Jones, and members
of Anti.Saloon League The trial took
place before a negro justice ia Bloodheld.
During its progress, counsel Tor the An
ti.Saloon League said:
1.-THE administration in Bloon9eld Ia so
rotten that it smells The entire police
force and cOnstabul8ry are erg8get in q
conspiracy to ward Of the a'ministra
ton of justice.
The saloon keeper was acquitted.
Counter charges Oitrespass were brought
against Officer Jones, and he was fined
s. and put under 800 bond for twelve
months. Attorney Bachelor appealed
both cases TO the Circuit Court, and the
charges against Felsteln probably will
be taken before the grand jury.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13

It Is said that Mrs. Carrie Nation
is on her way to New York to visit
and smash up the new Subway Tav-
ern, recently started in that city.
This news is reported 30 have created
great excitement in the tavern and
the employees were cycling in every
direction for the '1ittle woman with
her Ratchet" Some OF the customers
gulped down their beer and FASTENED
away, some OF the attendants sought
refuge In other quarters, and one
bartender is reported to have been
so excited that he Served a Hannah
Elias cocktail for a Potter eye
opener" Mrs. Carrie and her hatchet
seem more TO be feared than all the
police and police courts Of the great
city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13
THE WAR.

The Russian cruisers Askold and NUvik
aud q destroyer entered KaichOu bay,
n German port in China In the Yellow sea
Thursday night and exchanged salutes
With the German ships.
Reports from Port Arthur stated that
40 spot in the place is out OF range Of the
Japanese guns, that the firing is almost
continuous. and il is believed by many
that the capture Of the stronghold if
Gear. This, however, the Russians deny.
A naval battle was reported to have
been fought all day Wednesday and il
was rumored that the Japanese protect
I'd cruiser Kasuga was sunk.
Two strong Japanese cJlumns are re
ported to be marching on Mukden and
che Yantal coal mines, and 1t is believed
that the Japanese commander is attempt
ing a great thanking movement.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13

The report sent out that our con-
sulate at Bogota had been stoned,
presumably by unfriendly citizens of
Colombia, turns out to be a false re-
port. And it is further declared by
the new president of Colombia offici-
ally that the consul and other Amer
lean citizens enjoy full protection in
that republic where complete peace
rsigns. So 1t is very likely that under
the new administration relations be-
tween Colombia and the United
States will be re-established in a short
slime.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-08-13

A Boston editor has advanced the
theory that common soda is better cure
for snake bite than whiskey.-Richmond
Times Dispatch.
Ii is safe to say that the advance will
be successfully repulsed in Kentucky and
acknowledgment News Press.
Why not make assurance doubly sure,
and use b0th?-Petersburg Index.Appeal-
Cause, (hic) we can't afford it.