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Local and Personal


BY reference to another article giving
the stock shipments from Deming for
the months Of May and June it win be
seen that there was something doing
at our stOckyards during that sixty
days. The records were kindly furnished
us by Don Johnson, cattle inspector at
this post, and ii is needless to say that
while the shipments were being made
Mr.. johnson, in the discharge Of his
duties, was a very busy man.
Stock growing has always been the
leading industry in this part of New
Mexico, and more cattle are shipped
from Deming than from any station in
the United States, with the single ex-
ception of Armarilla, Texas.
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Forest Lien Selection No.

United States Land Office. Las Cruces N. NJ
June Bird 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the Santa Fe pac,.
nc Railroad Company, whose postofRee address 4
Topeka. Kansas. has made application 10 select
under an act Of June 4th. 1897, 80 Stat. S6l ire
following described tract:
Northwest quarter Of Northwest auarter SIC.
ton twenty-four, TownAhip twenty-aix South.
Range six; South half Of Southeast quarter Sec.
ton one. Township twenty-six South, Range
seven; Northwest quarter Of Northwest quarter.
Section thirty. Township twenty-thres South.
Range six West, New Mexico PRINCIPAL Neridisn
Within the next thirty days from date hereof
protests or contests against the selection on The
ground that the land described or ans portion
thereof. is more valuable for mineral than for
agricultural purposes, vii be received and noted
for report 70 the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office.
JEROME MARTIN.
AO-O'' Register.
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AdmInistrator's Notice.

In the Probate Court Of Luna County. New
Mexico.
In the Matter Of
the Estate Of Sam Notice Of final hearing
Fong, deceased.
Notice h hereby given that the undersigned.
administrator Of the estate Of Sam FonR, deceased
has rendered and presented for settlement and
Med IN said Court the final account Of his admin
istration Of said estate and that Monday the l7th
day Of July, 1905. at o'clock p. NJ. at the Court
Room OF said Court at Deming. In said County Of
Luna, has been appointed by said Court for the
examination and allowance Of said account.
Dated az Deming. New Mexico this 18th day OF
June 1905.
HAY FOHG
S-t Administrator
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In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
triet Of the Territory Of New Mexico. within and
for the County Of Luna.
MAX Frost. Trustee. }
Plaintiff. No. ITO. Foreclosure
/ N. s. Rose. Defendant)
The above named defendant. Is hereby notified
that complaint has been filed by the above named
plaintiff against him in said court that being the
court In which said cause Is pending; the general
object Of said action and rrlief prayed for by plain
til Is the foreclosure Of certain Mortgage Deed.
executed by said defendant, N. S. Rose. on the
18th day Of June. A. D.. 1904. to secure the pay
ment OF certain Promissory Note made by the
Said n. s. Rose: the plaintiff alleges In his said
complaint that there Is due on said mortgage deed
and note. the sum Of Two Hundred and fifty Dol
lars as principal. with interest thereon from the
said 2ith day Of June, 1904 at the rate Of Y
per cent per annum with the additional attorneys
fee Of Twenty-Five Dollars: the following IA the
land and real estate described in said MORTGAGE
deed. to-wit
The West Y Of the N. W. Y Of the N. w, u of
Sec, 2. T. 2iS. W. N. NJ. p. NJ 20 acres, and
Lot No. in Block No. 35, Townsite Of DeminR.
And the following after the description Of said
land premises. is a part Of said mortgage deed:
This ihdenture is subject. however to one GER
tain deed Of trust executed by said N. s. Rose on
the 9TH day Of June 1903 in favor Of the interstate
Savings and Investment Company Of Denver.
Colorado. in the amount Of $4,000. and recorded
at pages sl2 to sis inclusive. Mortgage Records Of
Luna County. Said account being payable IN
monthly payments Of So. rs each.
And the said defendant Is further notified that
unless he enters his appearance IN aid cause on
y before Saturday the 18th day Of AuRuSt. A. ID
1905, judgment will be rendered IN aid cause
against him, by default,
Plaintiffs attorney A. W. Pollard, DeminR
luna County. New Mexico.
By William f. Martin, Clerk.
John Lemon. Deputy.
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The finest apricots that we have
ever seen in Deming were grown on
Capt. Knowles ranch, near town.
Through the kindness of the Captain
the Graphic family have been sampling
the fruit this week and found it III size
and flavor equal to the best California
grown varieties.
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The Stork has had to hump" himself
in Deming for the past few days He
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Keith last Monday night. IL is a
daughter, and now there is joy in that
home.
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Whatever may be the estimation in
which some of our business men are
held by the public, it can't be said Of
John Corbett, that he cuts no ice.
And the verdict of every lady in town
is Hes a-n-i-c-e man."
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MAX FRosT. Trustee
.. Plaintiff No iO6. Foreclosure.
N s. RosR. Defendant
The above named defendant. Is hereby notifies
that complaint has been filed by the aboy,
named plaintiff. against him in said court tina
being NE Court In which said cause Is pending
that the general object Of said action ami relief
prayed for BY plaintiff s the foreclosure of n Ger.
tain Chattel Mortgage. execu ed by said defend.
ant Sa N s. Rose on the 2ist day Of April. A. D..
l9Oi.to secure the payment Of certain pnouiaaory
note made ey the said ~ s. Rose; that tie plaintiff
claims that there IL due on said chattel mortgage
and note, the sum Of Three Hundred and Fifty
dollars with interest thereon from the said 2ist
gay OF ApIli leO4. at the rate Of ~ per cent per
T rhaIii win the additional attorneys fee Of
lhirty.hve dollars: the articles mentioned in the
ehattei mortgaEe % secure said promissory note
and which plaintiff seeks 10 foreclose In thia s,it
is described a. follows to-wit: ''''' ''''
The printing plant Of the ''Deming Graphie 4"
consisting Of one 10 By 10 Gordon press one paper
cutter one hand stapler: three imposing stones
three double news stands: one proof press; seven
cases bo1y type; twenty-Six cases display tyne:
one hundred and fifty pounds lead and sluga. IN
ga'leys mallett paners quoins. and other fittings
Ior make upiorass columns and head. rules. dishes
ssei TOT making up OF four pages FIVE column
paper once furniture consisting Of desk; two
tables, three chairs, two stools one stove. iob
stock on hand 70 an amount Of one hundred dol
ars IN value, said personal property being situated
IN the Wallis" franc building situated ON iots
numbered ten and eleven. in block Numbered
,eventy-nlne Of the Boles Survey, addition 10 Inc
Town Of Deming. County and Territory Aforesaid
AND the said defendant Is further notified thai
Unless he enters his appearance in said eause an
y before Friday the 9TH day Of August. A. n
Wy, Judgment will he rendered in said cause
lgainst him by default. '''''
., Name and address Of plaintiffs attorney Il A.
~ n, Pollard, Deming Luna County New Mexico,
First publication June 10th, 1867
BY WILLIAM f. MARTIN Clerk.
o"t JOHN LEMON Deputy.
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Junior League Day.

Next Tuesday, 18th, will be Junior
Epworth Legaue day at the Palace
Drug Store. Mr.. Irvine will donate his
soda fountain to the League for the en-
tire day, and every drink purchased on
Tuesday adds five cents to the treasury
of the Juniors. Let's rush" the foun-
tain next Tuesday.
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Desert Land. Final Proof

Notice Tor Publication.
United States Land OfIioe. Las CruceA N. N.
June 10th 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Peters, Of
Deming Luna county, New Mexico. has fled notice
OF intention 10 make proof on his desert land
claim, No, 9o6. for the NEh Of NWh Of Sec. 81
u. S. Court Commissioner az his Office al lem.
ing N. NJ. on Friday. the 18th day Of July 1905.
He names the following witnesses % prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
William Johnson William Deemer, Israel May
held. James Salais all Of Deming N. NJ
JEROME MARTIN
w-5t Register.
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Miss Stella Thomas, of Bisbee, Is
visiting in Deming, and is this week
with Mrs. Collins at her dress making
rooms on Silver Avenue.
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Miss Esther BOlich entertained few
other little friends last Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Isabel Harris, of
Socorro, who for the past two weeks
has been the guest Of Isabel Darling.
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On July 8. infant daughter of J. C.
Johnson. Just a few weeks ago, the
little ones mother was laid TO rest.
Their separation has been short, their
reunion eternal
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Mr.. Walter Russell came down from
the Mimbres this week and returned
yesterday. His brother Anderson and
sister Julia went home with him to
spend part of their summer school
vacation.
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Usual services at the M. &. church
next Sunday. Preaching at IL, a. m.
and S:l5 p. m. EpwOrth League meets
at 7;l5 p. m. Come and worship with
Us next. Sunday.
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The Yellow Kids are all right now.
There was a new one added to their
ranks last night. He is at present a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Raithel
and weighs ten pounds.
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The members of St. Luke's Episcopal
Church Sunday school, enjoyed a picnic
Yesterday afternoon, on the grounds at
at the home Of Mr.. w. r. Merrill.
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Died.

At Cooks, July g., infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nash, aged one year
and six months.
To earth's littla sufferers heaven
opens wide the door.
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Mr.. Swanzy is again with Wallis, at
the old stand. He greatly enjoyed his
eastern trip.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-07-14

DR.. and Mrs NOR returned from Chi
cago last night. Deming rejOices at
theirretum and extend to both hearty
welcome.
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Say Mr. Postmaster, please forward
my mail to Deming, N. NJ. care of the
Sunset Hotel.
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Notice % Debtors.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted TO the frmo J. P. Byron & Son
are requested to call on Judge Chapman
and settle their accounts without fur
ther delay. The books Of the firm are
in his hands.
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Fine assortment of pressed cut glass,
for sale cheap at the store Of.
Killinger & Co.
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Bicycle repairing promptly and neatly
done. A full stock Of bike" sundries.
KillinOer a On
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Rev. TheO. Hopping is taking a short
vacation this month.
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Dinner Sets, latest styles, just re-
ceived.
Killinger& Co.
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HAY FORG,
Administrator.

In uia District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
triet Of the Territory Of New Mexico. within and
for the County of Luna
MAX FROST. Trustee
fiAhuh No lO6 Poreclo.ura
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Nslles By PubIIsaslen.

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
triet Of thu Territory Of New Mexico. within and
for the County Of Luna
MAX FROST Trustee.
Plaintiff No. ITO Foreclosure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Little Plume, chief of the Piegan tribe of Black
foot Indians, paid visit to the City Hall yester-
day, accompanied by the old Indian fighter Joe
Tatsoy. Little Plume was at the inauguration of
President Roosevelt, and thought he would like to
see New-York and York's Mayor
George Lutz, seventeen years old, of No 331 West
4oth-st, who stabbed Joseph LEM, of No. sos West
46th-st, and Patrolman Snyder of the West 37th-st
station, in front OF the Liberty Theatre in 42d-st
on the evening of March Q was arraigned in the
West Side court and remanded to Bellevue Hospital
by Magistrate Cornell for examination as 20 his
sanity yesterday.
John c. Chase, the former Socialist Mayor of
Hayerhill. Mass, will address the League for Po-
litcal Education. at No % West ATHEIST tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock on THE Socialist Movement
in the United States" Hamilton w Mabie will
speak Tuesday morning on 1.-THE Poets Of the
South"
The JERSEY City Board of Education has decided
to provide the school janitors with uniform cap
10 be worn by them while they are duty in the
schoolhouses.
Jacob Kempner, Of No. II Rutgers-st, and three
Chinamen-Hon Hing. of No. liz Clinton-st and
Hon Hal Gong and Ham Sing Lue of No. II Doyers-
st.-were charged before Magistrate FIammer yes
terday with enticng five little girls into their places
Of business The parents and relatives of the girls
were present, and 1t would have Jared badly with
the prisoners if they had not been well protected.
After hearing the girls stories Magistrate Flammer
held all the prisoners in 81 500 bail each for exam
ination tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

and 52-nch Siciliennes. 44-inch nuns Yelling shep
ero checks black prunellas poplins and tafeta
yenettes New wash dress fabrics, silks women's
draperies and sheets and po oe ss sets curtains
department are netoo o% P sa tb in the engraving
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. shave
18th to oth-st, offer for tomorrow values in
Aour new spring suits for women. The lot includes
long coat suit Of cheviot, an all wool black and
white check cloth suit all wool cheviot suit
cloth eolecion Of iow prced Iaees IS asa
nrice Tor t;1-Inorrow and attention Is called to
ana French and German valenciennes laces
DEMPSEY & CARROLL. No. % West list. d.
rect attention to their marriage invitations an
nouncements, at home. church. calling and recen-
uon cards. and to their and dinner cards
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn advertise for
tomorrow sale of women's tailored suits at re-
ouced prices and values in women's walking and
dress skirts and tan covert coats Other values
Tor the same day IN mems silk lined top coats
an 1 SUITS TO measure umbrellas, laces. brooches
ENRICH BROTHERS. sth-ave and 22d-st, call
attention to a sale of hand embroidered and lace
robes. They offer hand made lace coats, alIovers
eases insertions and white linen robes also scarfs
"reminiscences lace Princess oDisa ca ns4H mace
seruoEs. edges and wells.
r. H MACY & CO.. Broadway, at eth-ave s4th
to S5th-st., announce for tomorrow their annual
exhibition and sale of summer furniture An
nouncement is also made of special sales in yono
ems suits skirts. waists and dresses muslin under
wear, Gibson ties, hosiery, white goods fianneIs
NOR air and Sieilians, silks in black and colors mil
linery. children's and misses wear, china and
glassware; housefurnishings. wallpapers, trunks,
baby carriages, carpets, rugs, mattings linoleums
groceries, sewing machines. handkerchief and nm
holstery and drapery fabrics.
B. 6. LATIMER & SONS COMPANY, Fultonst
and FHatbush-ave.. Brooklyn, will offer during the
coming week reductions in quartered oak dining
chairs, china closets library and extension tables
ceIarettes and sideboards; also mahogany bureaus
sloeboards, bookcases and library tables and chit.
foniers in all woods brass or white enamel beds
and odd bureaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES

A A vANTINE & CO., Broadway. between 18th
and 18th SITS. are showing Oriental textiles
appropriate for summer drapery materials in ho-
tells, cottages and on yachts The lot includes
Madras reductions, japanese cotton crepes and
plain and fancy nets They also announce special
sale OF drapery silks and reductions in remnants
OF cotton materials for curtains, cushions, ETC.
A D. MATTHEWS SONS Brooklyn, will dis
play tomorrow the SO 600 Cloisonne vase loaned by
ahe japanese commission 10 the st. Louis fair
They announce a sale Of japanese goods from the
exhibition in st. Louis, covering a wide range of
prices. Announcement is also made Of sale of
Oriental rugs.
HACKETT. CARHART & CO.. Broadway and
asth-st call attention to sale of tailored suits
ana coats. The sale includes tailor made walking
suits new blouse coats bolero Elton SUITS covert
cloth topcoats, Norfolk suits and rain and storm
Onered at attractive prices.
BoNwIT, TELLER CO. West 2sd-st, will
place on sale tomorrow drap dete blouse SUITS
5aunty blouse suits. taffeta shirtwaist suits, full
length rain coats, fun pleated pedestrenne skirts
snd China silk waists.
sIEGEL-cooPER COMPANY. 6th-ave.. 1Sth-st
so 1sth-st.. IS showing wonen's new spring waists
IT has on hand lingerie, japanese silk and repousse
and Lerre lace waists. Wornens tailored coats OF
morrow. 'i w.
LIE BOUTTLIIER BROTHERS in West 23d-st
offer French cotton fabrics. such as tuIle. gaze
rave. organizes, batste brilIiantes mousseline de
IInde plumetiss French percales and satines. gaze
Linen Madras suitings.
sAKs & CO.. Broadway, SD to S4th-st. offer
specials for tomorrow IN tailored suits walking
suits covert coats and raincoats. They also an
Aounce specials in spring tailor made suits for
slses ana small women. and call attention to their
spring millinery and r & 6. corsets.
JouRNEAY & BURNHANI. Brooklyn, offer price
ettractons in umbrellas '.E2ubyatt' the new japan
sse SILK colored corded silks and IN remnants and
odds and ends Of ribbons. They also offer money
SAVINGS in boys percale and negIgee shirts shirts
Ior nig men, mems half hose and balbriggan under
wear for men,
hHAhN. West lzth-st. and West 13th-st an
aounces an opening sale OF dress goods-new spring
SaitinPs' S6-inch suitng coVerts, eO-inch Pananas
a. wool fancy suitings, imported black voiles and
soAennes' fancy tailor mixtures, fancy black and
eraVenette mohairs. all wool GRANTEES, silk lustre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
POLICE Rid ARMORY.
Order From Colonel Dyer to Get
In-Erpected Boring Matches.

with ABOUT fifty policemen Captain Cooney,
:. .bs west 6Sth-st station visited the 18th
1..-4,,ent Armory just before midnight last
-.,a5+ where Company OF the regiment was
,a,5,,s a stag" Rumors TO the pro-
Vromrne led to this action
,-,rtsin Cooney, after admittance to the
.oo,,, had been refused him, he being told
:. &c not necessary for the police TO be pres
=. beosrne suspicious. and ordered out the
s-+i-a reserve and all the plain clothes men in
- rraoinct Then these reached the armory
-, Smith still refused 10 allow them to
enter
certain cooney called up Colonel George r.
-,.- commander of the regiment on the tele-
some ana informed him that he had heard
49, boxing matches were to take place at
~ srmory. Colonel Dyer telephoned to Cap
<.,, Burr Of Company B at the arunory and
.ras-ed him 10 admit the policemen
when the two score policemen appeared in
A. hall. there was intense excitement Men
- first attempted 10 get out, but the police
.o,nad them In the centre of the armory
- a twenty-four foot ring and when the
solios entered woman singing and dane
Dc in the center OF it. Shestopped and ran
s,to one Of the side rooms.
The policemen then went to the side OF the
ing where they remained for some minutes
CAPTAIN Burr asked them to stand in the back
NJ the hall. This was done and the programme
was continued It consisted of several vaude-
vile performances and wrestling match.
rleputv Police Commissioner Lindsey Is an
officer Of the regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York March Il, 1905.
BEANS AND PEAS-The continuation Of dull trading
is causing market and some further concessions
are being made. especially on domestic white beans Mar
quite generally So so and while 90 the general
There seems to be little pressure to sell Red Kidney
are also dun but held unehanged California lima lean.
obtanable at SO 50: Scotch peas weak We quote
s. 90 pea 81 a2Ss co. Dc 1 sd kidne S So
do White Kidney SO oi do Black Turtle Soup So 20 do
green Scotch per bush 81 O75AS$1 TO-
sger tone on f best table grades u Fresh arivals were
accumulated disposed If
Carried down from much higher market and there is
osposlIio TO mold mem IN me nope OF some recovery
hand supplies for next week It is than prob
stt zeal inclined 70 test the Situation erv i before
prices are advanced There are indications Of much
better trade retail prices have been lowered
sales reported to-day about in line with
tons put II was easier 10 Teach our TOP ngue than
Q25ac; do ercantile Exchange official quotation extras
2Se do thirds 26c State dairy tubs extras rsts 2sc
do seconds 219p22c thirds l9q20c; Western ima-
ton creamery extras 23c GO rsts 2l22c do seconds
onds 10000: do thirds 1Sc; western factory extras
40 5eSb nTsts rs 40 see1aos l9azoo' packing Stock
cHEEsE@Recepts to-day SOC boxes: exports for
week. 1914 boxes The market continues in strong
stedy eucnF and remaining lots in few strong hands
who firm in their views Skins in light stock and
white and 5ss for finest colored. quote state
i3c; do late msde eoloTed and white choice lso; DO
6s s0S wbe facy 90 DO @ 49, largo &C.
late made coiored white choice I2&c do fair to
e eRSids oae: 'i pe aasc part SKINS SKINS
sN@74e; do fuii SKINS. zas6c N0---'- - -''
BaGs-Recepts to-day 1900 cases There is fair
and prices sustained with prospect q fairly close
next week and expected trading con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. March 11.-HOGS active; butchers SIS 35;
common 81 1885 10. CATTLE steady; fair good ship
So 26d$5 30. LAMBS steady. IS 261 S.
East Buffalo. March 11.--CAT'TLE-R so head
prime So 25$5 65 shipping, 65q$7 butchers
s. 35g$4 80; hefsrs So 2oQs4 15 cows 81 75qS4 49, bulls
81 1884 20; sockers and feeders, $3S4 20 VEAI-Re
eeipts 900 head active 2596oc lower s. oo9$s HOGS
So 4711 mixed s. 409S5 AS Workers. So 35g$5 as pigs
S. co. roughs 81 5O9$4 so; stays $SG$3 So SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts, 600 head; active firm unchanged
Kansas City March MISUNDERSTANDING 100 head:
s. 259S5 5 fair to good Sass 25; Western steers
steers Sc 5oG$4 76 Southern cows 81 259ss 65 native
cows S8S4 % native hefers $3qS4 So; bulls, 50 500
$4 calves $3QS3 Is. Receipts week 80 300 head
HoGs-Reeepts. 900 head market steady to &c higher
top So 20; bulk Of sales 81 S5D$5 heavy S5GS5 O
packers 81 9o9s5 o. pigs and lights 81 15gs4 e5 RE-
ceips the week, 2. 100 head SHEEP-Marke nomi-
nay STEADY; native lambs SO 5ogs1 49, native wether
lambs, SO 50QST 30; Western fed yearings s6@sS e6f
Western fed sheep 81 1885 e6 stockers and feeders
SO 50d$6 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
BOY HELD FOR RANSOM.
Sends Letter Saying $3.50 is Demanded for
His Release

Pittsburg, March 11.-Roy Hildebrand, four
seen years old, of Hamilton-ave., this city, dis
appeared on Monday and to-day letter was
received from him declaring he is being held
,risoner and that $3.50 is demanded for his
release The letter is dated at New Martins
willie. W Va. and on the reverse side of the
envelope are instructions TO write to Paden
City, W Va" The letter was referred 10 the
Ptttsburg police and a decoy letter has been
sent according to instructions in the boys let
ter The police at New Martinsville have been
notified.