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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

agaln and was In conference with Man
ogor g. w, Whitley during the day
a message from Boston which was
received late yesterday afternoon con'
yeSod The information that Clarence
Mccormick had been given a place ON
the board Of directors Of tho Boston
Con,
Three large $4,000 gallon waicr tanks
nave been Installed AZ the Horn Nilyor
Zinc mill, Those tanks win be filled
with wntor from Newhouao, which VIII
ho hauled over the Salt Lake Route
In tank ears,
stranger coming 10 DcLamnr nt
present would hardly imagine thoy
were on the Great American desert,
The hills are covered With flowers, ANA
the grass IN more thrifty than ever be-
tore KNOWN DeLomnr Lode,
DR. r. A, H. Franklin, heading o
party OF Eastern Investors passed
through Modono yesterday en- route to
the Arizona strip, whore they went To
examine the Copper Mountain mine,
owned by Charles white ana others OF
Beaver
Although Manager J0oklIng Of the
,'un copper company expected 10 ee
lect some person ~ chief mechanical
engineer yesterday, n was stated dur
ing the dny that no final decision was
reached In the matter II may be sew
orNl days before the appointment is an
nouncod officially.
Negotiations arc stll pending bo.
tween the Mammoth Mining company
Of Tlntic, and several tenants over tho
matter OF tho removal Of the abode ~
the hitter with indications that the
late diinoUlty win soon be overcome,
About 10 mon are Ut work again IN
the mine,
j, D. Jensen Of the H. smelling
company Of Salt Lake, wuR n visitor in
the camp for several days last week,
Besides looking ny business FOR his
company, he also put IN considerable
time studying the situation Win a
view Of selecting this district ns the
proper place for the erection Of n large
eamplng plont- Goldncld Review,
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BUYERS WERE
MORE CONFIDENT
They soon Impaired a Good De.
gree Of strength to the En-
tire Market
OPENING RATHER IRREGULAR,
Alter Midday Buying Tor Both Ac
counts Was Extensive, Volume Of
Business Beiag Large

New York, May l2.-Tho opening IN
stocks was slightly Irregular, but the de-
olncs were few, Tho principal gains were
IN the lhdus,rlals and spccolllca' Tho
PitlBburg Coal stocks were up IA Tor
the common and ls for tho preferred.
Union paono ANA AmOlgamntod copper
gained a point, Louisville q Nashville,
Chesapeake q ONO, Rubber dovds and
Lead a large fraction Consolidated Gas
dropped 2, Metropolitan street Railway
declined u large traction,
Tho tendency upward became DEFINITE,
Iho confident buying VI several Of tho
standard Htotkn HclNng % lnlcet a de-
Bltu VI strength INTO Inc untuv market
ButluoB Was suuloWnat lngOl lhan ~
,rhily IN the Brun carrying blocka ~
Paul LoulNlNo ~ NNhhYllo, Mnnolio l y,
b. PAU ana Snult Sto Marie pi glC 4. u,
hnntus loAue plololIod, NC ~ l. uls
lclcd, u, a. o. ontario A. western, Pa
enc Mall blhtlloit SCCutillOa ana 1919
cut Improved ! 70 l4 ana Luad = UnIon
Paclno aud INC local Wuulcpll stutka
were sea ON the ralllla causlUB loau'
uunH oHoWhyro boluru III o'clock lnlon
Pacific ana Metropolitan street hallway
Wolo driven u point and Con ONdalcd OaH
3 below ycHlorduy'B closing
consolidated NNB lost 4 lolnla on lta
dividend reduction ana Brooklyn Union
Gas 10. Great Nortnorn preferred fell I,
| Northern pacinc : ANA Metropolitan 90,
| curlties l. A llso Of ia IN ST. PAU started
an advance IN railroad stocks, H. Louis
Southwestern preferred rose 2A aud Mis-
Nourl lOclhc Wabash prolOrrud North
orn Pagine, Denyer y no umndo pre-
fored, T.. {, 9. a ~ Louis and u y
Y, gained ! 10 w. Thoro Noro glins Of !
70 lA IN TenNeasco Coal Colombo Fuel
Republic Steel preferred, NlrginlasCa
na, Smoltlng proiylltd and Load pre-.
fcuod. Smelling rose "a and Lad J,
Bonds were nrm az noon
ENtontlVo buying lur both accounts be.
gan after midday ana Tor an hour tho
volume of business was large, C0nspcu-
Gus features were tho P,nuBl ltanlN
group, New York Central the S,ulh-
woslorns, the Metal and Railway Equp-
ment stocks ana ~, Paul ~ Louis
southwestern preferred Ioso "a Central
Railroad OF Now Jersey "a, H. Paul,
Tennessee Coal, Kansas n Texas pros
forfod 2, ana numerous Othors a point ~
more
Realizing caused sharp reaction bu,
prices turned upward again before the
end OF tho hour, There were some now
oomora amongst the late gainors, nota.
by. Union Pacific and United states Sto'l,
which got up a point OF more, Smelling
ovtonqod MS rise 10 SA, sugar, ANA "a.
mated Copper and Smelling preferred
showing gains Of between ? and 3,
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LONDON WOOL.

London, May ll,-'rho offerings at the
wool auction HOlcg amounted o. 1881
bales today, competition was spirited and
prices unchgngod' Americans bought
fair quantity of Victorian grcney urst
combines at IT, iEd. New Houland greasy
croebrods and extra llBhl groNsy hale
breda oomblngo were also taken by Amer.
leans
.rhoy were sold chiefly TO Belgium and
Franco, Capo OF Good HOMO ana Natal
grades wore In good demand,
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WIN Operate In Bullfrog,

The articles Of Incorporation Of the
cincinnoti'Bullfrog Gold Mining com.
pnny win capital stock OF $4,000 900,
divided into an cqupl number Of shares,
hive been Forwarded 10 Evanston,
Wyor Tor ming Tho company was
formed to operate the NIghthnwk group
near Beatty Nov
Tho officers Hro Thomas James, presl.
dent; J, u Thomas, vice president, j,
IT, Duncan trcnsurer, NJ, Auor, socro.
tnrN All the officers, except Mr. Thorn.
no, reside In Cincinnati
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KANSAS cry,

Kansas city, May ,~Catto-Rocclpts
l,@0i market steady Native steers, LOO
9bOi native cows and lcliors 2 25d5 Ali
ttookors and foedota 3, &16,Ooi bulls 200
ieQd6 y western fod COWS, 8,lbg600
Hogs Receipts, b.t00, market strong,
Bulk " salon b,5od5 iglBi heavy, B pQ6 AZ,
packers, b,5Q95is& pigs ana lighta, hiOlG
Fhcop. Receipts, 1000, market etrona
and active, Mnttons, 0lQG 20, lambs 40
4LW, range woIhow, AGQ6.& led ewes,
iO0ad Co.
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CONCEN Tn ATEs,

Manager H. NJ Crowthor Of tho Con-
Alta mines " IN camp again,
NJ, NJ, johnson Of the Nowhouao stan,
VIII leave for tho west tonight
A. W Mccuno In expected TO return
from Poru sometime next month.
Herman w, Horne In conducting tho
examination Of II mining property in
Bingham
Manager Charles u, Rooklldge Of the
Pioneer Sompllng company has gono 10
Chicago on u brief business trip
Manager Leo Hanchott Of the New.
house mines, was called 10 Colorado
yesterday afternoon lie win be absent
week,
Prof Marcus w. Jones win leave for
spokane tonight for tho purpose OF
examining d mining property m one Of
the nearby camps,
President r. J.. White ana General
Manager Duncan McVlphlo Of the Hing.
ham Consolidated Mmng company rc.
turned from Montana today
The ore ana bullion settlements 70.
ported late yesterday Wcrcl Crudp ora
and concentrated S33ioO, base bullion
t85jQ0i gold bullion $4,000,
Il IL not tho intention OF Manager
Dlly 10 order the Doly.Judgo min into
commission for romolmo, Not unlil
developments In Jhp Bonanza Flat ter.
rllory are extended further
II m stated by Engineer Flschor TINT
me United states Mining company
Wll soon DO provided with copper ~.
80OO,ooO,
slIos w, Ecolcs general ulnc man.
aver of tho American Smelling n REIN,
ing company has arrived IN the olly
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tcncc here with a capital stock OF

tcncc here with capital stock OF
100000
The object Of the company IN to
prospect Tor ana operate oil and gns
wells ana coal mnos In Goose Greek
canyon, C0asu county II q, Carpons
ter OF pittsburR ponnn who has had
HE long practical experience IN thls
line " business, has Just returned from
the OIL clulms IN Goose creek whore
he went IN company with state soma
tor James Darn uf Lincoln county,
COL Pat McFall Of Shoshono, and l.
O. Uolo Of this place a boring ma
chine with o. $500 foot capacity VIII be
placed IN position nv soon us possible
Mr. Carpenter returned home this
morning well pleased with the future
outlook OF conditions IN this part Of
the Gem state,
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JORDAN NARRows PLANT,
q, =, smelling Company Said 10 be Ne.
sotlatlng for II,

II ~ reported that the United states
Smelling company " negotiating for
the purchase Of the Jordan NNrrows
electric light plant, which was built
by \. H. Tarbet and associates and
which proved 20 be bad investment.
The company was finally placed IN the
hands OF n receiver,
Manager Fitch of the United states
company being out OF the city today,
the "Ncws' could receive no connrmn /.
ton OF tho report, There is no doubt
but that the plant could be used 10 ad.
vantage by the United states NJ a
unit IN providing additional power for
the operation of It's smelling works at
Bingham Junction,
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PRODUCE.


Chicago May l2,~Cl,ar eI.os through.
out tho greater portion VI The United
states h0d a Weakening influence ON Tho
whont markol today Sellers were held in
check however, by tho strength OF tho
Liverpool market July opened a shade u
hUA higher at Ah 60 ~ After lououng
@A, tho plico oasod OF 10 SAN NJ nnoa,
polls Duluth ana Chicago reported TO.
cplpta " ~ ears against 10 IA year ago,
sentiment IN The corn pr WINS iuolUod
20 bcNrIshhcrn, a prominent eommlsI n
houao was a flco sOllor OF July, Tint n.
llon, oponod unchanged Oti,A and sold jt
TO Aih,
July oats opened shade ~ u lower
at glA 70 @b@9oA sold az s9,s aud then
july pork Vas 2H lowu to 2B higher
at 1850 TO, 1919 Lara and ribs wcio Zach
unchanged nt 2,3l6 and 1850 lprpocuyoly,
Cash Whoat-No, 2, red, 0iHNs No, a,
red, p2IOi No, ?, hard O2gai No 3, hard,
Malli No, 1, northern, I0Oin Oh No. 4,
northern, OiGil o No d spruE t0qi 10,
Corn.-No q iol.1l0, Nj \, hhuigi,
0ale-~No. q 9lAj No, D. 90
Cloael Wheat May 0sHi Juy, @M,
tQn-MNy. lsN july, l61k old. vi
sept ,,oAgicN 90 lGAdiGaI bee iaNi
Oats May aoHaaoN July S.qs,sl
] Sept, aa,
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, May l2-Ca,tle-Rcoolpts, t..
t0i market stcady Qood e. primo steers,
b,UQn6 70, poor 10 medium, ibOu6,bli stock
trH ana foodVrp, $1,000, 70, COWS 3,O1ud, -,
helforsl b,0OQbtO, cnunow, lbOl2 90, bulls,
ggQUi 7bt calves, 100000
Hogs Rocolpm today l50O) tomorrow,
1000 market steady MiScd and butch.
efs 6,Sjuj0Qi good 70 choice heavy, bi5u
geo rough heavy b.9f@ i0i llghts, b,SOu
b,GQ, bulk Of sales 5000 %,
shocp-- Receipts 5.tOO, market strong,
lambs, strong Good 10 choice wothofs,
ahon i60W&, fair 10 choice mixed,
Saaqi&, western shcp, shom, i0oU5,a,
native lambs bhorn, d0OU6b)I western
lambH bOf1 40
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SALES OF MAY DAY,
There We're buyers for Al tho stock
Offered This Forenoon,

There was LOT Of May Day sold to-
day, Tho stock opened weak, but ns
thoro were plenty Of buyers on hand,
with the consequence that the price
steadily stifionod, The last block
transferred was taken at 10 cents, an
advance Of n cent and a hair share,
Now YORK bonanza managed 10 hold its
own, while Uncle Sam Consolidated
Hoflened, Brokers were unable 10 bring
out any Conaolld ltod Morcur although
60 cents was bid FOR Il, the stock was
offered at 70 cents, A bid Of sl.G5 was
made for Wabash, but no offers were
made under ilNiR, Tho closing quola-
ilonB and sales were M follows
,,n,. d. ,.,a ,,.,y,,.u,.s....
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Now York. May l2-suRar, raw steady
Ialr rollnlng VA Centrifugal, 10 tosL igs;
mOlO0HoA sugar, 8h,
Ronpcd-QdIol Cfushcd, 0,oSi powder.
cd Dos, graduated, hA,
tofce-Quiot No, NO, H.
BuUor. quiet Nlroot prlOo extra cream.
cry, g6u2GJi Official prices unchanged
Cheese. New easy old nrm, Old state
full croam colorod and white fancy az,
nno, l2b, do fair 10 choice, lllkula4,
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CAMP OF BALLARD
Historic Dlsirle, In pnnnmlnt Range A..
tTnetH Attention,

Encouraging reports OF the boom
being experienced by tho historic min.
INK camp Of Ballnrot In the panu.
mint mountain section, California have
been received IN 0oldnold, Property
values are ascending rapidly, ana many
Los Angeles parties have invested In
real estate, Many substantial buildings
are bclng erected on the main street Of
the town, Sales Of considerable mag.
nlture are reported daily, ana prospec.
tors operating IN the surrounding ooun.
Try ore. muoh Impressed with the good
results beins attained In the Gohlcr can.
yon section,
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Planned OUT WELL
SCION spro Pleased with Roror, from
Engineer Parrish,

A message from 4, r. Parrish, the
mining engineer who was sent 90 Nyo
county Noy, 10 examine into the
morlts ~ mining proposition conveyed
the information that the property has
PANIED out all right and that no con.
aldors Tho chances good for the opon.
ing mp OF good mine There ARE three
strong veins visible and ore from them
has ossayed M hlgh ms $4,000 TO tho
ton,
James W Neil OF Butte, IL interest.
I'D with Mr. Fplro,
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LOCAL MARKETS,

A number " changes have been mNdo
ibis week In the local fruit ana vqgeta-
bic markets, In the disappearance Of q
number Of articles, and the lowering In
price Of several edlblos, such ms new
potatoes, which are coming into tho
markets quite plenufully The prices
obtaining today are M follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
OMAHA.

South Omaha, May lg-Cattlc.-Rocolpts
6,~i cows and lolors, 3iou5,o)i wosl.
ern steers, 9,bQdt l5i oQnnorg, 200u3, 70,
stookers and feeders 2@QN, 50, calves,
3,Wn0,@t bulls, STAYS, etc. 2,7dWa,k,
logs-Rccolpts 5000 market steady 10
strong Heavy D &u6@i mixed, 5000 80,
sheop- Receipts Goo, market steady,
Western ycarlngs, shorn i75q8,20 woth.
org, shorn t,dbUii6i lambs, shorn, 500
b,iD,
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Pork May I?2ji July l2GNi sept
lg.Gih
Lard-.Nlay, lgot July, 7&i Sept 7tai.
Rlbs-Mny G0,hi july 1sllW7SOi
Sept, Ib2b,
nyo--MNy, Nik
FieS-Cosb, northwest $50
TjNothy.- May 800
Glover May l200dl9,t0
Inrloya.Cash iOW60
Tho market closed rrm with July up y
an at Ae
corn--July closed at iGAs, net loss OF
half cent
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THE GRAND CENTRAL.
Directors Posted u dividend NJ Meeting
Hold In prnNn InlnN

Tho directors OF the Grand Central
Mining company met In Provo today
and posted dividend Of 5 cents u
share, or $4,000, The companys books
close on the 18Th inst aud the date OF
distribution Is the 10th Inst,
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q, D. & ], H. WhltocNr pottern.mak.
ers, Gears, Sprockote shoavos Mn ana
smoltor work n speciality Estimates
,rInoa,'r'nlly given, ail Reed ~ Tel
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS,

81 Louis May i2,-Wool nm Tori.
Ntoty and wostom mediums g3dJ0i mo
medium, alM29i mo. WON.
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y, H. Hartman Makes Investment In u
Mexican Property,

San Francisco, May l2,-.A special dls.
patch IRON Los AnU'os 10 tho Chron.
iclo says ~ H. Hartman of tho South.
ern Pacific has l0ktn over the holdings
Of tho la Dup mNo IN SoDom Mogro.
Tho prlco paid ~ wll TO ho In the
nelghhorhood Of tlOOoo0O Tho miucs
Rte located ne In Durh, noor the head
OF the HAqui river
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REGULAR CALL SALES,

May Day, $500 nj llik, 1000 at iiIi
BOO OF 1855 600 AZ llai 1000 NJ 40. 900
at ~; goo ot 49,, l.6OO at 1915, 5000
~ lhla 1900 al l5A 900 at l5@, 1000
at 1873,
Uncle sam, goo at 30; 200 Mt 3SA 400
al @M,
Victor COM 1000 ot IVA,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
lngot 1000 at 2N
May Day 900 at liA 800 al l6, 800 nj
10 h 10,
New York, 100 0D Of, 1900 no CO.; 100
M UOM 500 NJ "a go
RECAplruLAT1ON,
Regular can ,pu,p,ulS3OO i27il3S
open board pr,,utuu,, ilOO ltN65O
H"H"HH s.aFHHH#sH#Hs
Forenoon totals u,,,og2oOO SL32ISs
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DAIRY PRODUCTS,
MEAT AND POULTRY,
BOSTON MARKET.

CluBlng quotations today an 70,
ported by me brokerage a Finance
Goa successors ~ Hudson soma CO.,
ltOkUIN MCTOl
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OIL NEAR OAKLEY.
company Formed 10 Operate In cnssla
Comfy, idaho,

oakley cNsqln CO., IDA May To-
me lqnho Oh Gas and Mining com.
pany, has Just been brought Into cSlB.
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A, ., Campbell,
DIPS INTO MINING.

Stock Broker go D. r. Walker Block
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All makes--by nm expert
The BRlGEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY CO.,
w West Second South VI,
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TyPEwaITERs REPAIRED,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
BROTHERHOOD
BUYS BOXES

The FraternAl Brotherhood have
bought two ~ the boxes IN the main
Grand stand for the exclusive use Of
their order and visiting members dur
Ing fair week. Other orders should do
the same, 40 these boxes are being
sald at the uniform price Of ten dol
hrs, good for the week. The Fra.
ternal Brotherhood II going to decor.
ate the boxes In elaborate stylee. The
K. Of P.'s, the Odd Fellows, the Elks
and the Red Men should purchase
these boxes at once before they are
disposed Of to private parties. This II
a portion Of the proper sort Of enter.
tainment which should be given to the
members Of the fraternal orders who
are coming here at the invitation Of
people. Las Vegas and her PEG.
pie should do everything possible to
make the stay Of the stranger within
her gates as pleasant as possible.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14
PERSONALS

DR.. G. d. Jeffries Is hereabouts from
the Capital city Of New Mexico.
w. Tamson and wife are over from
Santa Fe.
c. +. Abreu Is here from Rayado,
Colfax county.
Miss Blanch Rothgeb went up te
Dorsey on the afternoon train.
Ike rpvis is at home from Sants
Fe.
Mrs Parker Wells departed this al.
.ernoon for Dawson City.
Kiss Agnes Grant leaves for st
Louis tomorrow.
viii Earickson returned yesterday
from Caro.ltcn and st. Louis.
H. r. Phillips is about town from
Ration.
Judge e. v. Long returned this al,
ternoon from court at Clayton.
Adolf A. Branch went up to Trini-
dad, Colo, on Sundays train.
Manuel Martinez, a sheep.raiser,
left for the Pintada country today.
Miss Frances Bernard went out tc
the Harvey resort yesterday.
Celso and Martin Blea, stockmen
from ~Trementina, are here on land
business.
Mrs. Eugenio H. Baca, sister of the
late Jesus NJ. Hernandez. returned
to her home in Santa Fee today.
Agapito Abeyta, Jr., and daughter.
Miss Macadina Abeyta, are visitors tt
town from Chacon, Mora county.
Juan Silva and amily have return
ed home from their trip out to Anton
Chico.
John Young and sister returned
home this afternoon from a trip to
Illinois.
Mrs. Annie Wardwell returned
from Santa Fee yesterday and left for
Indiana parts today.
E. H. Biernbaum has returned from
Santa Fe and leaves for Mona on the
morrow.
Marcos Castillo, a prominent poll.
tician and prosperous sheep grower
In Guadalupe precinct, Is in town on
business.
Juan silva and family have return.
buquerque, after having visited hi:
wife, baby and parents, Catarino Ro-
nero and wife. here.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero has gone
OFT to the Gu V ran,t whtle back
IL, Is said to exist among the Cattle.
He Is accompanied on the "trip Iy his
family.
W. A. Williams and wife, of Leaven.
worth, Kansas, who had visited herr
a number Of days on the return trip
from California, left for home this at
ternOOn.
Judge w. J. Mills and A. 0. Lara;
colo returned from the Clayton court
last evening, Chas. A. Spiess stopping
of at Ration, Sec Romero going up to
Denver.
J. r. Teasdale is In town today
representing the Hamilton.Brown Shoe
company of st. Louis; also fWtll A
Hill. a Kansas City shoe drummer, Il
drumming up trade here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

]. j. and G.. II. Simpkins Of Alan
reed, Texas, are the purchasers Of the
Gibson & Seitz ice cream parlor and
candy Kitchen on Bridge street. The
gentlemen were engaged In business
at their former home and Iney know
a thing or two about how to treat u.s.
who favor them win their pat.
ronage. They start out right by in
sorting an advertisement In this
paper.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

On Monday the 18th I win open
books at my office In the steam laun.
dry building for registering the
names and addresses Of all parties
who will have rooms or board for
those visiting the city during tho fair
and fall feativAl,, 0eDt. 3eth to s0fh.
Be ready to give full details ~ to
nature Of accommodations, prices, etc.
1t is imperative that every resident
Of the city who q do 30, arrange to
take. care Of az many strangers "a
possible and furnish the Bureau Of In
formation with full data.
N. 9. BELDEN.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

Hard to beat-Our line Of boys
Moose skin shoes; seamless, warrant
ed to give good ear. Sporleder Shoe
Co. 9.71
Wanteo-At once, an experienced
salesman. Must have knowledge Of
clothing. dry goods and shoes. Cool
salary and permanent position to good
man. Harry Moses & Son. Trinidad,
Colo. 9.at
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

I. H. Bird. formerly Of Tampa,
Florida. but who had been In the EN-.
ployment Of the Moore Lumber COM
Tsny here a lumber of montas. has
gone down to ALI lQuerQue. IL Which
city he has acc.rtsi q iusition with
j. c. Baldridge.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

Mrs. o. 8. Warren. who succeeded
to an insurance business In Silver
City by the death of her husband and
has carried 1t on successfully ever
since. went uE to Ration yesterday. In.
tending to return to Las vegas In a
day or two.
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NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.

The public Is hereby notified that
notice will be given by the board Ut
trustees of the Las Vegas land grant
of the time when the board will com
mence to consider the claims Of small
holders and In. the meantime no ad,
ditional fencing will be allowed. In
due time. all rights, both legal and
equitable, will be recognized. Do not
file claims at present.
JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, Pres,
E. v. LONG, Secretary.
9-10O
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Thanks 70 Al.

The members Of the Levy family
deeply appreciate the many kindnesses
extended them during their bereave.
ment In the death Of Jake Levy, the
beloved son and brother. and to one
and all-those Who prosecuted tbs
hunt. Tor the body In the lake, the
Rabbi. those who assisted in the fun
eral services. the choir. particularly;
they hereby extend their profound
thanks and gratitude. H
\. H. LEVY and Family.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

Miss Rosa Schmidt arrived from
Virginia today and visited friends be-
tween trains en- route for San Mar
cial. N. NJ, where she will resume her
former pQsition as a.staaIher I'm the
public sckocls Of that place. Her sis
ter, who accompanies her, will be-
come principal Of the schools In the
lower country town.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-14

Members Of the E. Romero hose and
fire company should not fail to re.
spond to the taps Of the bell this even
ing, as there is an important meeting
to be held.