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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qu.nine Tablets An trna
gists refund the money II IL falls to cure. E.
Groves signature Is on each box. sc.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
AIRED Man Killed In Runaway.

Fmmntsburg. Feb. sc. Sprout, an
old AID respected resident of this
County, is dead as the result OF run
away accident. Sprout was run over.
teing unable to get out OF the way.
and his injuries were such that he
could not recover. He was Sc years
OF age and had been resident OF the
county for many wears
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-02-10
oIdest odd FelIo,

Abel, Feb. 10.-Walker Garoutte,
aged s6, the oldest GA Fellow In the
stata q Iowa. n dead hers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Joseph y. Ely. who failed to meet his OBJ
legations on the Cone2lidated Exchange on
reinstated on the exchange.
The savings bank section Of the American
Bankers Association is preparing a plan 10
have all its members forward monthly to tn e
secretary the totals Of each banks receipts
and Withdrawals for the preceding month
These totals. collated by States. groups OF
States aud all the United States would. il is
believed, prove OF interest as indications
of the trend Of prosperity or otherwise ia
different parts OF the country.
j. p. Morgan Il Co. have under way a cop-
solidation Of the kanawhs and Hooking Coal
and Coke Company and the Continental Coal
Company. two companies operating in thu
Ohio fields and having combined capital
Of 81. 50O.0 Oo.
Speyer 4 Go. give notice that on April
10. ii bonds OF 1000 marks each ard 10 bonds
Of 1000 marks each OF the City OF Frankfort
on Main. az per cent. loan Of 1901. were drawn
for redemption on Sept I. 1905. Interest
upon these bonds will cease on Sept. !. and
American holders may present them for
payment on and after that date at the office
Of Spey er h Go.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
w.snins ton Terminal Bonds.

Brown Bros. 4 Co.. Alexander Brown 4
Sons and Harvey Fisk & Sons arc Offering
tho unsold part OF an issue OF SO, 900 900
81 per cent. flrst mortgage bonds of the
Washington Terminal Company. The
bonds, which arc offered at s71l, are part
Of an authorized issue Of $4,000 900 the
remaining 1000 900 being reserved in the
treasury Of the company to be used for
enlargement and extensions. The bonds
are guaranteed, both as TO principal and
interest, by tho Baltimore and Ohio and
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
railroads.
The new terminal which will cost about
$4,000 900, will probably be completed in
the fall of 1908. 1t will be used by all tho
railroads entering Washing ton. both from
the North and the South. and will entirely
do away with grade crossings In that city.
Its construction is largely the result Of the
report made by the commission OF arciii-
tects which was appointed in 1901 to pre-
pare plans for beautifying and developing
the city. The commission found that for
a proper treatment Of the park system the
removal Of railroad tracks and OF the old
stations was necessary. The new terminal
will face the Capitol and will be one Of the
largest and finest In the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
GOldHeld Chief
Mining Co.

Treasury stock is being offered by
the Commercial Bank at 10 cents per
share.
$1,000 buys 100 shares par value
$4,000.
$4,000 buys 500 shares par value
s50O.o0.
$4,000 buys 1000 shares par
value 100000.
These mines are located in the
same locality Of other mines that
have jumped from as low as 10
cents per share to profit for their
owners OF from 100 to 500 per
cent. and some Of them much more,
within less than one year.
GOLDFIELD CHIEF WILL ADJ
VANCE RAPIDLY and investors
will make money by buying now
on the ground floor,
Coldfield beats the worlds best
record in the production Of gold.
Over S6.000.000.O0 have already
been taken from the GoldfieId coun-
try and over 100000, 100000 is now
blocked out in one. mine alone
short distance north OF Goldfeid.
1t is not unusual for investors to
make from 100 to 500 per cent. on
money invested.
Millions are yet to be taken and
only await development.
Seven mills and railroads are rap
idly nearing completion.
A little money invested now be.
fore the mills and railroads are com.
pleted will be we'll spent and make
100 or more for l..
Correspondence solicited relative to
listed or unlisted stock on Gold.
field, Tonopah, Bullfrog or Rhyo-
lite properties.
Write. for prospectus. it Is free.
Address
COMMERCIAL BANK,
GOLDF1ELD, NEVADA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
COMMERCIAL BANK,
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA
New Company for the Slxty.ninth.

Coy. Higgins has granted permission to
Col. Edward Duffy OF the Sixty-ninth Regi-
ment to add another company to his com
mand. At present the Sixty-ninth has only
nine companies. and it is desired that the
tenth company be added before September
next. when the regiment enters its new
A'mcry. Lieut.. Edward NJ. Dii on a vet
Gran Of the Standardization War, has been
detailed to organize the nav company. Il
VIII h Known - Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
4fU
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
The Art of Printing Still
In Its Infancy! :.:: ::
After Five Hundred Years. ::

HE Printing Industry is the third largest in existence. II
has been the slowest develop After five hundred Years
it is still in swaddling clothes Within the next fifty T.
may reach manhood y r.,''s ~ ''.fa'.;a ~ 80
When John Gutenberg, back in the Fifteenth Century, n-
vented movable he birth toa great idea For five hun
bred world has teen ropng for the ord idea that soh
this first logical conclusion It. has sought machine
that could both disbueit 1t has worked the DARK
The problem bathing Many have died with their eyes
fixed upon IT, Now one has finally solved it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
suee Her Brother.ln.Law for Islander.

Barnett B. Goldberg was arrested yes
terday by deputy sheriff on a civil process
issued by City Court Justice Green in An
action begun against Goldberg by his sis
ter-in-law, Eesie Goldberg. to recover
81. 700 for SANDER. Goldberg furnished
bail and was released. Mrs. Goldberg
is suing her husband. Harold M. Goldberg,
for a separation. and alleges that Barnett
Goldberg has been circulating calumnious
statements about her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

h1NATCkB AZ ANAC DAi.
Sun rises .4sS sun seis iii Noon rises."i0:07
aIoH vArlR THIS DAY.
sandy Hook 973i Gov. I'd l.. .iE\T Hell Gate 9SA
Arrivsd-SATURDAr. Nay 10.
IS Philadelphia Southampton. Nay IL.
SIS Etniria. Liverpool. May Is.
SIS Princess Alice Bremen. May o.
SIS Phdbus. Hamburg. May l.
SIS GiulA. Naples. May g.
IS Tennyson, Santos. May ..
SIS Monterey. Vera Cruz. nay ~.
SIS Advance. Colon. May iS
IS st. Heens. Jamaica. May IS
SIS Margsretha. Havana, May 10.
SIS Drot, Santiago. May ".
SIS Cnty OF Macon, Savannah. May II.
SIS Fl Monte. New Orleans. May ~
IS Monroe. Norfolk. May 10.
SIS Algonquin. Jacksonville. May Il.
SIS Go,dsboro. Philadelphia NAY 10.
ARRIVED OCT.
IS Bluecher. from New YORK at Hamburg.
IS Ryndam from New York at Rotterdam.
IS New York. from New York at Southampton.
SAILED PROM roRKloN PORTS.
IS Camp anis. from Liverpool for New York.
So La lorraine. from Hnvre for New York.
SIS St. Paul from Southampton for New York.
SIS Celtic. from Queenstown for New York.
SIS iceland from Antwerp for New York.
So Statedsm. from Rotterdam for New York.
IS Mesaba. from London for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

CONTINENTAL RAILWAY EQUIPMENT co.
stock for sAle by n N. SNYTHE, Room go, Pro.
duoe Exchange, Now York City.
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- - $3.50 - -
pROPOS AIS.
THE AQCEDGCf COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
room .Oi Stewart Building. No. go Broadway.
New York May .. 1905.
TO CONTRACTORS
cross EIVER RFSrEXv

New YORK May .. 1907
TO CONTRACTORS
CROSS RIVER RESERVOIR.
Sealed bids or proposals viii be received by the
.tqucduct Commlssoners at the above otlcc until
place and hour the bids viii be publicly opened
and read; the award of tic contract. II awarded,
will be made by the Aqutduct Commissioners as
soon thereafter as practicable, for constructing
dam across tho Cross River The dam Site is about
one mile east Of the hatonah station OF the New
York Contra! Hudson River Railroad, Harlem
Division approximately 10 mile: from New York
The security required will be Sy00.0On.
Contract VIII be required TO be completed witaln
twentysix consecutive calendar months following
the month In which the contract Is slgncI BY the
Commissioners.
masonry with facing OF concrete blocks
estimate Of the Engineer. OF the quantities OF the
various classes. and OF tho nature and extent. a'
near as practicable. of the work required
AFPkOSlMA ID SfArfMfNt OF Quantities.
Item /. Larlh excavation,
Class A.....-..,.... O. 900 cubic yards
Class B..,...,,.,,,.. 5000 cubic yards
Item :. Earth excavation.
Class C..,..-.,...,. 5000 cubic yards
Class A.......,..'.... 5000 cubic yards
Item 5. Rock excavation.
Class B..,....,.,,... 5000 cubic yards
Class c ....,..,..,.,. 5000 cubic yards
Class D ....o..'..,,., 1000 cubic yards
banking. Class A.. 1900 cubic yards
banking. Class D.. 1900 cubic yards
Item 10. OVERHAUL equivalent
hauled 100 feel,
Item II. Timber and lumber 81, 500 900 It. B. u.
Item y. Round piles :..,:.-. 5000 uneaf feet
.osks. ............. Lump ssn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
once OF tao
INTERN AlINNAI. SILVER CO.

Mcriden Conn. May %, lnni.
Coupons No. IL Of the nrsi mortzege bonds OF
this company. due June !. win be paid on and after
that date on prcsenlai at the American Ex.
change National Bank Ics Broadway, New York.
GEO. NJ. CURTIS. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

PROPOSALS f0R. FIELD ..CAlSSoNS-Ord.
May IS. lso5-Sealed proposals., In duplicate, viii
&c euSss s's n 70, s
DepartmsIi. Us. So ARM; with ~ Smsa nel4 cats,
or psi1 Of the foreyoin9. Information fpri1Shsd
upon application 70 Brig. Gen. WILLIAM o0o9tER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
DAILY TREASURN STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. May 70. The s.atcme,t Of the re-
ccipts and expenditures OF the Treasir. shows:
Thts day This Snon.h. Fiscal wear.
Receipts .... 81 40 ISL sls<a4.Ise sam 7Os a3s
Expenditures $50. 100000 e 100000 51.+s3. 7O6
penc,t ........ G7s7R S35as.2i ss7 a2A 7as
The receipts from customs to day werc. $3.50. 7si:
from internal revenue. sIss.7+s: miscellaneous.
SD To-. National ,nknotes received for redenp
tion. 81. 420o57
The rash staencn, Of the United States Treasurer
fox MAJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY GUTENBERG
THE DOW COMPOSING MACHINE.

THE DOW COMPOSING MACHINE .-. ....> >. a., Z,
WHAT 1T 70 remarkable machine almost superhuan
- " intelligence To its steel, iron and brass Alex
ander Dow almost have communicated his
that thoughts faster than think
1t not only sets the but uses and afterwards distributes
it, 1t do the work Of least three skilled men, and 20 better
than they In other Words down payroll sixty
per cent, giving quicker better, surer results
WHAT IT. MEANS tn Think moment. Man is thinking
VIZ pp1xTINr apT animal More and more he is seeking
@ ~" AMI to transmit his thoughts to type
daily Yet at the present time only ten per cent Of printers are
supplied with Improvement on the DID, slow method Of type
setting by hand That per cent constantly looking
for improvements The other ninety awang the
fact that they'll be far in the rear. .' .. "'r
WIZ rpnM ment The printing world ceased to
b Of the printing offices the
both aloud for it. 1t has till
Of five hundred years. Its field unlimited the demand for
good printing 1t holds the field alone :-.~n
WHO WILL The Dow Composing Company is composed Of
npnr,r stockholders They have Organized enormous
expense 1t has cost cool haf-nion to bring
the machine perfection They have taken hold Of the PROPOSE
others financing the enterprise par
ticipae in the profits and benefits that will
We offering issue of million dollars Of 7ss pre-
ferred cumulative stock $l00 share This will
be applied the manufacture Of machines for which there
pressing immediate demand As sufficient money has
been subscribed paid for the preferred stock the machines
will be the market within four months thereafter The
portuny lifetime Anyone with the
and grasp the situation share in the
benefits. '' '.'s
NV AD The Executive Offices Of the Company
open each business day business hours The machine will speak
for ITSELF Look and marvel Even though you haven't penny
invest study Of it will enlargement OF your edpca-
invitation is hereby all interested to visit Offices
cow COMPOSING MACHINE co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
BANK STATEMENT.
Heavy Reduction in surplus Reserves.

HosNy Hcuucuoh IN SuFpdD HeterVes.
Tho weekly exhibit Of the Clearing House
banks, showing. as It did. decrease In the
surplus reserves OF over "a. 600. 900, was one
OF the worst that have appeared In recent
months. Tho loss Of caah holdines sustained
by the banks did not. In fact. prove to be 90
great Is preliminary estimates had ind-
Gated. but the expsnsion In loans OF so, 7os-
800 although accounted for by shifting OF
funds incident to syndicate operations. came
as a. surprise TO most Of tho financial COM
munity. The increase in deposits OF ga
9s2 900. being considerably less than the in
made bad balance.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Associated Banks Of the City OF New York
and that Of the corresponding week one year
am.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

Alexander Dow, Is the
John Gutenberg OF, The
Twentieth Century. Ne
II is. who, after many
years, has completed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

FRANKFORT ARSENAL, PhIladelphlu. Pa.
April a., 1903 Sealed proposals In triplicatc will
be received here until p. ST.. Msy %. 1905. for FIR
nlshng, during year ending Jnnr 50. 1893, smoke
Iron, Seamless Brass and Copper Tubing. Tin. ZINC
Lead and Antinony; Iron Bronze. Steel and Alum
Pmbna s..am f,tIns and sesro. sppne
Leather and Betting. Ldrnb Der and othcr. Building
Materials. Fuel. Lighting and Pollshns Materials,
Cupboard. Tools and Miscellaneous Articles. For
Information apply TO Lieut.. Col. FRANK HEATH
Com'dr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

The amount Of United States deposits shown
In this weeks statement 10 900. . docrcasc
OF 0,b8o,oo0 from last week. II these dcposits
were deducted from the Aggregate given, the
surplus would be I'll .601.6E.
Below Is table showing the percentage Of cash
reserves to deposits Of tho more prominent tAnEs,
compared with those of last week:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
PROPOSALS.


Item ~. Stone boundary walls oo.Do0 linear feoA
Item Is Clearing the Tesef-
voir. .....,........ so acYus
Item 40. Grassing ....... g 1900 sQusre yafAb
Item ~. Flnshboards stop
panks and wooden
Rratings. ......,..,. Lump sun
Item -. Crushed stone and
screened grave! for '.- ." -
miscellaneous u,cs soo cubic ysrds
Item ~. SIpcrstfucture Of
gatehous~ ..,......g -. Lump sum
The work Is ant ori.ed bv Chapter 400. Laws Of
1888 OF fhe Stete & New York. and the amend
mcntS thereto. ... .s.' 80 -.i 70
No bid Will b. received or considered unless Ae
compauied BY. either certified check upon one o.
the State OF. National Bank: n The CITY q New
York drawn 10 the order OF the Comptroller. or
money to the amount of SIS no. W
Copies OF a pam phlct containing further nforna-
tion for bidders form nj pro,osa!, forms OF con.
tract and bond approved by the Cornorh:on Coun
IS. snJ IL SPECIFICATIONS car be obtained a, H.
tion in person or b, NAH. Likewise sets o. litho;
graphs OF the contract drawings cip be obt,lned
from the once OF the Commissioners on the pay.
ment OF IS for cach set. .t.t...s. ~
HARRY w. WALKBR Secretary. p, '~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21

ability Of so, oOo, 900 OF people cannot be meas
ured
II is privately asserted. on very excellent
authority. that the st. Paul has definitely
abandoned its intention OF building to the
Pacific Coast. 1t will build some ne v nilea &c,
us friends say, but will stop far short OF tide
water. where terminal property has already
been acquired, because IL has been able to
make other arrangements. Al the Same time
II is understood that certain Union Pacific
interests have recently been increasing their
influence in the ST. Paul's affairs through
purchases of stock in the open market. This
huy1ns has been done recently. though prob
ably not on the bulge last week TO I7a. Pre-
-,.'sly. around l7oaod up to perhaps VS.. there
had been some very excellent buying. the ma
nht- OF which was not Al the time understood.
"h''e nobody whose statements have the
weight OF authority will az sc1pt to anticipat to
results. many persons having access to trust
worthy information believe that the North
We>' railroad situation Ia nearer settlement
man II has been nj any time since the fns
n""sion In the Northern Securities case.
hey have got 10 come to IL sooner or Ia ter
san gentleman who has been more or less
N touch with the negotiations from the be-
ginning of the controversy. 1T will have
I" u" a comprehensive settlement--one that
WA provide for the fulflment along distinct
hn's OF the ambitions OF two very powerful
men There has been moro going on beneath
w" surface here in the last few weeks than
van Street has ina gined, Wall Street has
uad rnmors Of what is doing. but II all the
'ac~ were known 1t would be. | think a COM
rht" surprise.
Va conservative bull could have wished
'or the market TO continue steadily upward
a II was going in March. II the advance
"a 90 coatisaed 70 ths presses eee. Is oee
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
Carter Harrison
Goes Through

Carter II. Harrison, former mayor
of Chicago, who has been spending
the past four months in California,
was in Las Vegas yesterday en-
route home. He expressed great re-
greet at his inability to see more of
the great southwest.
Asked as to his attitude on the
Chicago teamsters' strike, Mr.. Harri-
son expressed the opinion that the
strike would never have occurred II
the employees had not broken faith.
Municipal ownership of street rail.
ways was another topic upon which
he expressed himself at some length.
Il am a staunch believer in the NUM-
cipal ownership of public utilities, and
I am in favor of Chicago owning her
street railway lines, but | am" much
in doubt as to Mayor DUNES success
in handling the proposition on the
lines laid down. ! mad figured out the
average life of the street railway
franchises, long and short, and found
them to average exactly thirteen
years.
"My plan was to enter into a con-
tract with the different companies to
turn over their several lines at the
end of that time, the city to pay the
actual value of cars. lines. equipment.
etc. There are several lines Operat-
ing in Chicago. and the life of the
companies is from five to fifty years.
Mayor Dunno proposes to buy each OF
these companies and | am afraid he
| will have a hard time of It,"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
Licking the Pencil,

One Of the foremost lawyers in New
York city licks the point Of his pen.
Gil whenever about to write with 1t.
The other day it vas indelible, and
his tongue was q sight to behold. His
friends were alarmed, thinking he had
met with an accident. MY boy does
It." he said. Il did it when l was a
boy. and my father and grandfather
did It. And nearly every mar Of any
consequence Of my acquaintance does
1t and did 1t. Licking the point Of the
pencil is one of the choicest Of human
New York Press.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
PERSONALS

G. A. F~riedenbloom OF Roswell Is at
the Castaneda.
Ed. w. Wells Of Denver Is here
taking In the races,
G. M. Black of Pine BLUM, Ia, Is a
late arrival at the Castaneda.
w. L. Trimble, an Albuquerque bust.
ness man and horseman, Is up for the
races.
]. M. Higginson and c. J. Dave OF
Denver are here today visiting their
respective customers.
+. H. La Rue. train dispatcher at
Ration. who lived at Las Vegas for a
year or two, Is down D visit his fam.
lily and see the races.
Mrs. H. r. Ashton. a graduate train.
ed nurse Of much experience, has de.
cided to remain In Las Vegas and may
be found at No. % Douglas ave.
Gov. M. A. Otero and Secretary of
Territory j. w. Reynolds came in last
night from Santa Fe, and are at the
Castaneda. They will remain for the
races.
Tony Ortiz, Of the Albuquerque
baseball club, was unable to leave his
business for a longer time. and return.
ed to the Duke city last night.
Mrs. Bryant and her sister, Miss
Edith Jenne Of Albuquerque, who
spent a couple Of days here, went on
last night to Troy, Kans., where they
will visit their sister, Mrs. Edward
Hale. d~u0
Prof. E. E. Wentworth Layon of this
city has made arrangements at Venice
and Ocean Grove, California, to de.
liver at each place two illustrated In
dian lectures. The Californians have
some interesting experiences in store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Some excellent effects in timely
window dressing are to be Witnessed
about town these days. The race col
ors are utilized most effectively in var
led designs and car compare favor
ably with any window dressing seen
In the big cities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Parties going to the country wiz
consult their best interests by calline
at Clay & Rogers livery barn whore
nice rigs at reasonable prices may a.
ways be had. ll-3b
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

Miss Marion flaming, the well
known local singer, is now prepared to
take pupils in piano and voice and can
be seen at the Tamme home on Col
umbia avenue. Miss Fanning's abil-
ity, both as a singer and pianist, will
fit her admirably for the teaching
field. 6-41
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
An Event.

"Nhat makes you look so jolly, old
fellow"
IL have just bought something for
my wife that | didn't have to take
back and exchange."-Chicago Jour.
nal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
IL II Ealsef

when a woman IN down to
breakfast late" remarked the observer
Of events and things, land her hus-
band says. You've forgotten some
thing Why is it she invariably puts
her hands up to her hair?'-Yonkers
Statesman.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
"scorrY."

"SCOIlv.
"Scotty.'' vas, stranger. that's my
boss
How's the breed? Well. he's kind OF
a cross
Tween Morgan stud and a mustang
mare.
Looks like a Morgan? Well, now, /
swear
Sometimes I think SO and then again
I cant see whar the good blood comes
in.
I raised him up from a playful colt,
An bucking is nigh on his best holt.
Will | sell him? No, sir, stranger, no;
Thar amt gold enough on earth be-
low
To buy that boss. Ye may think 1t
strange.
But | fancy that. when / cross the
range,
The masterll say, Jim, you did well
To keep that boss, an eve to SELL
An keep him's what / intends to do.
Long as thar's forage enough for two.
An though | knows it amt etiquette
For a man to make his boss a pet,
You can't have Scotty; no not for
gold.
The reason why-he amt to be sold.
-Turfiana.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06
AND GREEN WILL

NWNVV IN UNOV WV Nv VV1e
MONTREAL. June 6.-Judge La.
fontaine, extradition commissioner. to.
day gave judgment In the case Of the
United States versus John A. Gaynor
and Benjamin D. Greene, committing
both for extradition and ordering them
back to jail to. await surrender to the
United States officers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-06

There is no emergency IN life In
which ready money is not a mans
best asset. Strive to accumulate a
cash reserve by depositing each
month with the Plaza Trust and say
ings bank. 4-Z-li