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Holbrook argus., 1905-09-30
THE STATEHOOD
 QUESTION
Will be Made a Special Study by another Party
 of Statesmen

Chicago, Sept 17.-[Special to Phoenix Republican. Arrange ments have just been completed for a congressional party, occu- pying two private cars, to leave Chicago on the 5th, 9th or 7th of October-the exact date is unset tied, so tar-for a trip through New Mexico and Arizona. The object of the trip will be a close investigation of conditions in the two territories, with special ref ernce to their proposed admission as one state.
 Arizona should derive immense benefit from the visit, for the whole arrangement is the out come of efforts which prominent Arizonians have been making for some time to induce large par ty of congressman to visit that territory and learn the many reasons for Arizona's opposition to joint statehood.
 The personnel will include many of the most influential members of the national house ofrepresen- tatives. The itinerary will be completed within a few days, and will include the principal points in both territories. The party will be accompanied from Chicago by President Murphy of the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoe- nix railway, and will be met at some point Tn New Mexico by President Randolph of the South ern Pacific lines in Arizona, and these gentlemen with other citi- zens of Arizona, will see that the visitors have an opportunity to see Arizona and it's people in a thoroughly satisfactory manner
Holbrook argus., 1905-09-30
A SNAKE STORY
Fable of Pueblo Indian Brutality May Prove
 True


 it is learned that the United Sta tes grand jury, now in session in sess1on in the court house in Old Albuquerque, has during it's pres ent session heard in evidence a story of barbarism so amazing as to almost pass the understan- ding of the twentieth century man and quite beyond belief of the most credulous. Yet it is known that enough importance has been attached to this story, vague and indefinite though it be, to lead to further and more complete investigation, which is expected to develop fully, wheth- CT or not there is any basis for the rumor-for at present it is little more.
 Briefly, the story told to the grand jury IS that in the Zia pu- eblo, one of the lesser of the cen tral New Mexico Indian pueblos, and one of the least known to the white man, there IS kept a snake of enormous size, winch is worshipped by the Indians as their chief deity and to this snake there are fed each year a certain number of infant children, male and female, the number varying in the degree to favor required of the sacred spirit that is supposed to dwell III the snake.
 Brought down to date and To- calized it IS the story of the snake worship of. the Aztecs in more barbaric form, a more brutal form of the snake worship that once existed throughout all of the pueblo peoples and that still exists among the Hopi though without the barbaric feature which makes this story so revolt ing.
 Just what substantiation there is for the story which would serve to bring it to the attention of the United States grand jury it is impossible to learn definitely It is known that man who has been much among the Indians for many years and who has in- innate knowledge of rites and customs from one end of the In dian country to the other has been before the grand jury dur ing the present session and that he it is who told the story to the jury. It is known also that he made no claim topersonalknow ledge of the awful tale of human sacrifice, but that he is said to have testified that he had been told it by a man who claimed to have seen the sacred snake and
Holbrook argus., 1905-09-30

off the government reservation to which he belongs, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor." Ap- proved March 4, 1905.
 Paragraph 362, Criminal Code: Any person who sells, gives, barters or furnishes any rifle, car bine, pistol or revolver, or any ammunition or cartridges for any rifle, carbine, pistol or revol- yer, or any shot larger than Standard No. 6, to any Indian, is guilty ofa misdemeanor. Fine not less than $50 nor more than $3OO."
 Jean Allison,
 Fish and Game Commissioner.
 Dr. Fl. l.. Chilson will be in Holbrook during court week pre- pared to do all kinds of dental work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
Zero Weather In Montana,

Louisville, Oct. 90 Tie weather
bureau in It's report OF conditions this
morning says that rain has been fall.
ing generally over the central valleys
and southwest, the rainfall being OK.
cessive in parts Of Arkansas, Tennessee
and Kentucky, where measurements
from ~ to 1853 inches during the past
"a hours are reported. Six degrees
below zero is reported this morning
from Montana.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

The first known celebration OF Wash.
ingtOn's birthday W., on Feb. II, 1874.
The old style date ~, Still adhered to.
This was during g." lifetime Of the
first president and ,0mplcted his ffty
third year The following Is from the
Pennsylvania PackoJ Of Philadelphia
Of the date OF TUESDAY, Feb. II. 1891:
New York. Friday Feb, 10, WUiucs-
day last being the hrthday OF bis cX-
cellency General Washington the same
was celebrated 10y SOL the true friends
Of American independence and cOnsti-
tutional liberty will hat hllarity and
manly decOrum eve attendant on tho
sons of freedom, I'M the evening nm
entertainment was gwen GA board the
East India ship IN This harbor tn a
very brilliant and respectable company,
and discharge Of thirteen cannon was
fired ON the joyful oy'Nslon" The ob.
servunce Of the dul was not confined
10 New York city
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

Peter Fu WoodFsa. Pa urtss O
"Aftsf aoetansE foS tUo Jsa1 uith
ths bsa phJsisihns 10 WaIhssbafE,
asd st,ll rritihg uoFss. ths sectors g..
Viss1 ne Z hsd asY busissss ~ ai-
tssd 90 ta1 bitter attsBd 70 10 80
Gee. 81 cnBd 30 fnsbibg 1--we
anaaksF uautk e. tbsfs 49, - cure
fos ms. Fosey's KaRsY CaFs Was sss-
onmssaFi - ne ~ . freed SCI ]
imms4 iafsiy est M a1B ~ sac sfege
90 q. an6 aftsr tnklGa tkfte trsfiiss ]
tsEnn e. RFt battey. 0n4 eo8iisnef 80
i1rFsvs ant1 I @ns eatifaig usil +" J..
W. mgCuiiz4 a O..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
ne nna.., n.n Of go. A..

John Hunter. lbs famous BHliah sur
Rson. Hnatomist. Psychologist and med
teal writer, vhn diod in iTid. WAS one
% the rIidc-t mrn 81 his nRr lie ~.
turnrd home late cue evening from hiu
round ~ prof'-s ouai calls and fouud
bis wife entertaining few friends
GHmly be- WaIt~i ihto he center ~ the
room. stopped and l-oke,i around 4
knew nothing ~ this kick ~" be said.
"aBd ought 10 have asa Informed A.
I have FstuTn~i gme foF ti,s purpose
OF Studying h.g'e The present eom-
pany will rrtir~ 90 OBce" They retired.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

Here Il story about Sir Patrick
Talbot. sergeant ut arms M the house
Of lords lie had hccn private seCre'
tary 90 thc great Lord prrby when
prime minister and aftcrward married
one Of hls daughters one day when
a large parry was prcscnt az knowi.
scy Lord iirrhy burst out % table with
the remBrk. It's Il curious thing ono
never knows what a lot ~ fp1ls there
are IN England until uno bccOmes
prime minister Tirreupou Talbot, at
the other end II tho table, said. Yes.
aud one never knows what q fool q
prime minister may be- until one bo
cumes his private SECRETARY" Lord
Dcrby's reply No.. Thank you. Fat
Dundee Adyertis,r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
WINDSOR VEAL.
Tomatoes, Possums and Ducks PIenti,
ful--improVements About Town.


Tomatoes, Possums and Ducks Plenti,
ful-improVements About Town.
Windsor, Oct, 2O.-Mr. and Mrs
HoWells have lately returned from the
North, and Mrs. How-ll., nee Mrs.
Munsinger, his taken ~ her duits
again as pOstmrsIress at his place
Hon, j. A Rosborough is making
some Improvements. Among other
things he is contemplating erecting q
new building shortly.
7. NJ, King spent several DAYS in
Windsor lass week.
We are happy to state that the little
daughter Of l, |, Wilkinson is rapidly
recovering from a very serious illness.
Oscar Green and family have moved
into Windsor from Orange Heights,
and expect to make this place their
home.
Mr.. TorOde has a patch OF very fine
tomatoes. We understand those ne
has cold have Melted something like IS
per bushel. This looks like there
might be money in tomatoes.
Robt Wilson and wife OF Gaines.
vile, and 7. L. Boulwsre, spent Sun
day in Windsor.
The cotton crop in this section Of the
county has about all been gathered
The cotton looks nice, but with re.
duced acreage and the loss by shed.
dug incident to the wet weather,
there will not be- much over halt the
number Of pounds there were last
year.
Orange trees have made fine
growth since the rainy season began.
There are quite lot Of trees that show
q little sprinkle OF oranges. II We
have an unusually mild winter, there
will be a good many boxes grown in
Windsor next year,
w. H. Byles and VI. j Beckhsm
each have a nice lot Of pecans OF very
large aizs and excellent flavor this
year. The soil seems admirably adapt
ed to the culture Of pecsns.
Anyone wishing q nice fat duck for
Sunday dinner can procure the same
by addressing Mrs. BIarson or Mrs.
Mann OF this place
Possums have made themselves very
much in evidence here OF late, and
from the way they are stripping the
peFsimmon trees Windsor neighbnr-
hood might be a good place to put 10
orders for fat possums.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

Newton fashiOncu conCBye mirror
from mixture %. copper and tin,
which gives a surface with almost the
luster ~ silver. An Image of the star
was produced IN the focus Of this mir
rOr, and then this Image when exam.
ined by maglfyiug. elcplcce permits
the astronomer 10 study the star at
what IL equivalent rp u greatly reduced
distance. Such IL the principle Of tho
famous erecting telescope which bears
the name OF Newton The little reflect
or which be constructed II still pre-
served ms one OF the treasures NJ the
Royal society. The telescope tube had
the very modest Dimensions Of an inch
In diameter, II was, however, the pre-
cursor Of whole series Ot magnificent
Instruments. each 0utstrlpping the 9th
or IN magnlruie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
Death At Newberry.

HeWbeTFy October 20 Our commu-
nifty was shocked Wednesday 81 the
death OF Gladyt, the sweet af'ssn-
months old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lutte Howell, which occurred after an
illnets Of Only few dsys
Gladys Was . sweet child, possessed
OF q moot aGsctlonAte and friendly die
position. and q general iavOFite with
all who knew her.
The Femains WeFe taken TO Lake
PARK. Gs Thursdsy. where che inter
ment was held. The corpse Was he-
commanded By the heFeaVed PeFents
and Dr. and Mrs r. b Howell
The sympathy ~ TIE community 10
extended 10 this sbd hour 81 beTesVe.
1ent. PEAE BAHEV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
Nearo Eseaped LYnehlnn.

Alexandra, La, Oct. 20. William
Waddy, a negro % years of age. is in
Jail here charged with entering the
room Of Mrs Henry BiCkenburg, OF
Lloyd, Rapides parish La, with Grim.
inal intent. several weeks ago. Tues.
day night mob took him from the
Jail at LeCompte La, and had placed a
rope around his neck ready to swing
him to a tree when the negro got his
hands loose threw OF the moose and
made mis- escape. lie was rearrosted
yesterday by the authorities ami ia
now in the parish Jail The negro
claims that he is innocent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
8OZEMAN.- MOODY.
Two Prominent Young People Join
Hearts ard Hands

Two prominent Young People JOIN
Hearts ard Hands
Mr.. w T. Bozpman Of Savannah
Ga, and Mis- Mary Moody OF Cadillac
we're united in the holy bonds of we'd.
lock Sunday afternoon, al o'clock, at
the home OF the hr de's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. d. A. Moody.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mason, pastor Of the Methodist
church &C AlAchua, ia a very SOLEMN
aud impressive manner.
The wedding was very quiet one,
only the relatives and few friends Of
the contracting parties being present.
Miss Moody is n young lady Of
charming disposition aud loved by all
who know her. Mr. BoEeman is a val
ued employe Of the Atlantic Coast
Line at savannah
Mr.. and Mrs. Boz5man will r, side 10
savannah.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
Cattle Rrlnnn Fancy prlos..

New Orleans. Oct pa cable dis.
patch to the Herald from Buenos
Ayres. Argentine. says; some Dur.
ham cattle stock, imported from the
United States, were sold Tuesday. Tie
best prices were for bull Hamptons.
from MaryvIlle, Mo. which brought
$4,000. village Lad. from Manila.
brought $4,000. Hampton's Pearl. from
Maryvile. brought $500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
FANNIN FACTS.
Sad Oeath-SchooI Matters-Oiher
Interesting News.

Sad Oeath-SehooI Aatters-Other
Interesting News.
Fannin, October lS.-Red Hollow
school n progressing finely under the
management Of Miss Mabel Hall,
Mss Iva Trammell il visiting rel
atives here this week.
The young people Of this section en-
loved an ice cream social a. the home
OF Mr.. and Mr .. &. Barber lSst
Wednesday evening.
F. X, Trammell has been very III
with malarisl fever.
DIT. Trammell and daughter, Miss
Bamma, visited Alachua today
S. b. Hardee is very III with ma.
laFial fever.
The angel Of death visited the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. J Trammell ON
the l4th inst, aud took from them
their sweet little boz Robbie, aRed
three years. Suffer the little chill.
dren 60 come unto me and forbid them
not, for Of such 10 the kingdom 81
heaven"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
A rrAnhIed One.

It is said that the oppression There
is a skeleton IN every closet" arose
from the following i.rNrut; \ young
Italian student. nndi,, he was dying
fearing to break the Tvs % his motif.
or. adopted the foII.ug device: Nc
Informed her that he ..s ia AMI that
IL Ind icon foCctold r.. wloI uni r..
cover until he had Nr.l q si.yt mpur
by woman who hut cd .rouNr. Tho
widow soon discover 10 WAS no caSy
task 60 find such r,.>..,. but az length
was referred to .aay who sccme,l
surrounded with r,,.y comfort and
happiness and paS.,>,.d husband
who seemed devOtEi 'o her. The wild
ow made known he request aud for
an answer was show closet where a
skeleton hung SUSPENDED from beam.
She was told Il was 'Ir remains of tho
lady's former lover who from motives
OF jealousy had been slain by her hus-
band, and that he compelled her To Wis
II II every day. TIL widow concluded
that no one was without trouble, that
there Is a skeleton n every closet"
and became reconcile To the approach.
ing loss OF her son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
Fourtsen RaI,t en Four Aerea.

Gainesville. Ca. Oct 20--E r. Bar.
rett. representative of the Davidson 4
Prul,t Hardware company on tao foa3
In this section. tells % some cotton be-
saW In Milton county Ne says tat
upon four acres 90 John Is. ByodW elrs
farm he EiIl raise ~ bales u cotton
Already be hAs Einned tea bales. has
three more picked. ana that there iI
enough 10 TIE Geld % make an1iheS
hale.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
AFAcr PROVEN.
shoaiA Coaytass Eve ths Nost shsp-
deal 90 tts TvuaA

Hhuuia Coavtass Eve ths MUst shep-
deal 90 fts EvutA
II thsre o. he sliEhteut doabt in ne
minis 81 any that Dandrun rgfus 90 n7t
exist. ahalF teliaf g. cuutFfIiea ~ To-
fact that q fabhit lnnpcliatef 80 ~
germs eecams baA IN AN weeks tiHaH
n mud - arpaFEnt 90 any psFtae
fheTUf1fa ghat tka uaiy rgutenten -
katlnaas q tha teafFarll1a - tse fFrln---
wtleh go q H1eraufaiir acca'lf -
On ona huEfTe1 pr eeuf - 1855 ~
ths autnnftan ~ Newhru'n Narlartae
Uanfrua a carnFd ~ 80 H1Hs GHTM
uhich eaupen bai1ae1a aa1 ca - -
usutef vita tha eaug rreo-il1 -AsN1fef
GINggaciia
Aarers a. a1Aaffsgia ~b1aFgy -
euuna yea ramuTe fba e9tc1
SO ~ lrsfnug tEuEEl1te es4i =. -
uiaar1s - o1n1ts ~ Ths ErFFtEf1s O..
N.atE1l N11&
.. = Hana~I 9 o., ss.i Asus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

MusNoree. {. r. Oci. nc ".
Bradley u 'hls city. . tanker and real
estate dea..r. uus addicted by 'as fee
sral Eruns lrrJ toiay eAhrEsl ui,A
aorEvry ans cnsgirasY EfoviEE oar q
q lad ts8l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

Tho sBd Of = novel compressed b.
tbs editor 0wiuE 70 isck Of sVaes, "Ot,
tokaF took = small brandy. then ~
bat biz depa rture. beEidns 10 uotics a
be pupssrs meantims q revolver out
u has poetst. AID. lastly. be eva
iife 49, iieuisrtu Isesrhalla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
Attaches Old Mlkado Farewell.

Toxic. Oct, l9.--I2:3O p. m.-Thlrty
three foreign military attaches who
were with the ManchurIan army. were
received in farewell order by the EN-.
pcror today and we're afterwards The
guests az luncheOu. Among them
were General Juernett. Of the British
army. aud General Macarthur, Of the
American army.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
At ST. AUGUSTINE.

Large. cool furnished rooms % Oeean
VisH Hotel. Fgsa bath. Light house,
kssplna privileges. hstes VI 20 81 peg
week. eagh room Meals mag b. had
nsEt d0os. VS.. n. PiAHnAN. PFop.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
The Florida
Fruit and Truck Grower
IsJ. BEUHBT, EAitsS aad Frop'F,
OCALA, PA,

A hanasomsiy tllustrtsi maEaHias
AsVosad especially ~ ths iataFpst4 o.
90 fFuit ana vegetable EfuWers %
giaFlfa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
GOld6eld
Securities.
Company
FISCAL AGENTS
All S. Spring ~ Exchange Sc
articles received on the date
Local Produce Frlces

The following prices rule in tobbing Wal
in the Los Angeles market:
BUTTER-Produce exchange quotations.
Fancy valley creamery. 45c: fancy coast
creamery, 43hc fiat; fancy dairy, 40c.
EGGS-southern California ranch, candled,
2lc fiat; northern, 19c; eastern
10 Mcc Anchor Qarge), local, 17c; Young
America 1Sc; hand made. 1sc; eastern sin
giles, 14O15c; eastern twins, 14Q15c; east
ern cheddars lac; eastern Stllton, lac; east
ern longhorns, 14@ 15c; eastern daisies. IA @
15c; Swiss domestic. 19c; Swiss imported,
29c.
435: No. 2, $4Q4.25; lima No l, S595.50:
Lady Washingtons No. /, $325@335; small
white No /. 70; Garvanzas, $500; lintels.
;76O0S.0O
POTATOES Gall per 100 1bs.)-Highlands.
choice, 81 5O@l. so; Nevada Burbanks, fancy,
81 65D1.75; Colorados. Pearls, Sl.35Q1. 40;
Coorados, Rural, S1.65q1.75 new CROP 2HQ3c.
SWEET POTATOES-Reds $1hO. Whites,
S1.25: yellow s2.00.
ONIONS (all per 100 lbs.) )-Local silverskns.
vers, northern, $4.75Q5.0O; Australian brown.
s5,75@6,O0; Nevada. fancy. H;7595.oo: ..
POULTRY (per dozen)-Old roosters. $500
@4.5O; old hens. IS. 600; young roosterp,
ib.5006.5O: broilers. s3.5094.0U; rriers. $500
04.0O; turkeys alive. per lb.. 3Q24c; ducks
alive, $5.00Q6.00; geese, 81 90 @160.
I txta oh
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17-Beans;
Pink, $S.0003.50; lima, S5,3O@5.5O; small
white, $3,2O@3.50; large white, $2'5Oq
2S5. -
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, $1,000
$1.5O: new potatoes, $1,00@l75
Onions-Fancy,. $1.50; common. S.25.
Various - Green peas, $l.25@2,0O;
string beans 307c; green peppers S@
15c; tomatoes, $1.00Q4.00; summer
squash, 5Ocd$1 90; asparagus, 4hQ7c;
rhubarb, SO@75c; garlic, SQ12hc; Gu
cumbers, 5OcQ$2,25; Mexican tomatoes,
$1.50@2,O0.
Flour - Family extras, $SOQ5.O5i
bakers extras. $475Q50O.
Wheat-Shlpping, $1.45Q1,5iAe; mill
ing, $1.55eD1,66A.
Barley-Feed, $1.1S%@I2lA; brewing
81. 22h61. .25: cheYalier, $1.20Q127h,
Oats-Red, $1.40@160; white, $1.421A@
go: black, 81 321R@145.
Millstuffs - Middlings, $25.00q2700i
mixed feed, $2S.OO@24OO; rolled barley
Hay-Wheat, $11,5OQ145O; wheat anc
oat, $1O.OOQ13. so; oat (wild), $6.00@9.0O
oat (tame), $9.OOQ12.OO; barley S7.5oQ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
ORANGE MARKET In THE EAST
snecIal 70 The Herald.

NEW YORK Throur carloads Of and two 81 lemons
The prices barely the market
fruit quality Scarcely small sizes offered ana
Of Blue Globe
$685. 1921; Old Mission fancy
o
249 Golden Eagle Iaverne Home 22 Rose s
Old Mission SSo ana
$10@23 156295; small $d28O
S6O919O standard
$O0@13O
gnes dalves), $11Oa2O Grape fruit $t@L1o Lemons $20od2 ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Financial Record
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PIesH'
NEW YORK, May 17.-Close: Money
on call, easy; 2@21A per cent; closlng
easv and dull, sixty and ninety days.
sT per cent; six months, SA@S1a per
cent. Pfime mercantile paper. SA@4H
per cent. Sterling exchange Arm, with
actual business in bankers bills at
S4 S6sO@4 1856 for demand and at $4.S465
@4.S47O for 6O-day bills. Posted rates
$4S5A and $4S7h. Commercial bills'
$4S4ss0 s04S4h. Bar silver STAG MeNl-
can dollars, 44Ac.
ds-Governments and railroads
steady. oo,,
silver, 269sd.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Fruits:
Fancy apples, $500; common, $1.OO.
Berries - Strawberries, $250@10.00;
blackberries, $5.000D6.00.
Oranges - Navels, $1.OO@2.75; seed
lings, $1.15@14O; Mexican lines, $3.50
@5.00.
Lemons - Common California, 75c;
fancy $3.50.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 75c@$2. 50;
pineapples, $2.O003.50.
Dried Fruit Prices
NEW YORK, May 17.-The market
for eVaporated apples remains quiet on
spot, with good conditions showing no
material change. Common to good are
quoted at 4A@4%c; prime, 5.25@5.5Oc;
choice, 6@61ac; fancy, &c. Prunes show
firmer tone. but no improvement has
yet taken place in the local spot mar
ket, where prices still range from 2%c
to 5BC, according to grade. Apricots
are in limited supply and While demand
Is not active prices are steadily held.
Choice are quoted at 10Q10hc; extra
choice, lie; fancy. 12@15c. Peaches are
offered rather more literally, partly in
the way of resales, and the tone is
easy Choice are quoted at 10@10Ac;
extra choice, 10A@1O&c; fancy, 11hQ
12c. Raisins are in small supply on
spot and prices are firmly held. Loose
muscatels are quoted at 4A@6Ac;
seeded raisins, 5AQ6%c and London
layers, $1.OO@1.15.
Shipments of Fruit
LOS ANGELES, May 17.-Carload
shipments over Southern Pacific:
Oranges, S5; lemons. A. Grand total,
117F.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 17,-Sugar; Raw,
.96 test. 4ssc; molasses sugar, SAc.
Refined, unsettled; crushed, S,55c;
powdered, 5.95c; granulated, 5,S5c
The market for coffee futures closed
steady net unchanged to 10 points
lower Total sales We're reported of
1S, $50 bags. including: July, 66OQ6.65c;
August. 6.70c September, 6.S0Q6.S5c;
October, 6,9OQ6.s5c; December, 7.1OQ
lz16ei March, z42Qc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

1880; alfalfa, $S.OO@1O,5O; clover, $1,000
1000; straw, 25Q50c, ooo. -.
Receipts-Flour, 29O; wheat, 2SO bar
ley, 400; beans, lO45; corn, 1900; pota-
toes, 1850; onions, 500; middlings' l4oi
hay, S45 hides, 1900; wine, 24,2OO'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
IOC PER 81 SHARE

The claims Of the Cashier Copper Mining
Company are eight in number and are located
in the well known Aqua Fra District in Yava-
pal County, Arizona. and in the same rich
mineral belt as Senator w. A. Clarks Omitted
Verde" mines. for which S92 000, 600 has been
refused, and the famous "Binghampton' and
Cedar Mountain" mines. and only four miles
from the Treadwell smeter which enables us
to treat our oros at nominal cost. Our es-
says show better than $50 per ton in copper
from FIVE assays from average samples over
two hundred and fifty feet Of surface This
property will be in the dividend class soon,
and is offered by some of the best local cti-
| zens. with ex-Mayor Snyder as president.
Never before has such an offer been made.
This is too good to last long
Call write.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Butter:
Fancy creamery, Gle seconds, 19c.
Fancy dairy, 1Sc; seconds, 171ac.
Cheese 49, Eastern, 17@1Sc; Young
America 10011c.
Eggs-Ranch, 1S620c; store, 1870
CHICAGO. May lion the produce
exchange today the butter market was
easy. Creamery. 16621c; dairy, 16Ql9c.
Eggs-Steady at mark, lls@15c.
Cheese-Weak, 11m1lRC.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances In
cash balanca .s12a azAs&I2: gold. SCI.
2b4.S74