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304 D ne. 7r, b. .25. so
1905 18th NV. Or. b.25. 90
glS LIST NV, Or, b. .23. 90
ia Sd Sc, Or. b. E. .22 80
1904 Fl ne, Or, b. 20. 20
It2 II sw. 6r. 10. 90
Redwood, ID G. 6r....12.O 90
Brightw'd, 20 acres. 10. 90
Lot Fl So 1927. TOO
Lots "a & %. so Is. %. 90
C0LORED.
I26 I'd ne. Or. ......12.35
706 I'd ne, Or. 49, 80
APARTMENTS.
The Louisiana, sr, b. $50
The Alabama. 18th and
N NV, 4. s, 6r and b
apis. :. $3.50 to $500
The Maury. No22, or, b50. 90
The Alienhurst, 18th and
Col I'd, 5r,b apis, 500
and 5000.
Park I'd NV, near 18th, b
& Or & b, $3.50 & SO. 80
The Avon, 18th and Col
I'd, 5 & Or, b apis, 35. 90
$3.50 and $3.50
T NV bet 18th & 18th, 5
& Or & b aptB, $82 80
10 $3.50.
The Eiberon, 18th and
Col I'd, 8 G. Or, b apis,
$3.50, $3.50 & $3.50
The Stoddert. 5r. b. as. 90
l745 willard. Or. b. 3d. 90
b sc bet 18th & 14th, 5r
& b apis. S24 & $26. 90
Msss ay Sc bet 18th and
14th, 4 & 6t & b apis,
S22.60. sos and s27. 90
Morgan NV. Or and b
apis. 1922. so and .25.o
701 X l av NV. Or, b. %. 90
307 II NV. 5r, b. %. so
B 4 @, No /. 7r. b. .22 90
B. & O.. No 2. Or. b.20. 90
100 Girard NV, 4r. b. .19. rs
B & Q. No 4. Or. b. 800
1926 Sd ne, 5r,b. .15. 80
1855 Morton ne. Ar, b. rs. so
1920 G ne, Ar, b. 1900
Quincy ne, Ar, b, apis. .13 90
COLORED.
'143 Chicago ne, 4r. biz. so
145 Chicago ne, Ar, b. IL. 80
APARTMENTS IN THE
DDERT. THE d. q q.
THE REGINA.
ICES.
1923 r NV. .S0-$lo
l114-l6 r NV. .$10-$1e
1921 r .$I0-$16
|sw cor 1lth & Enw. 14-$16
l20S + NV, room 4. .1U.0 C
l20S B INV. room Q. 10 90
II d NV. IS. 90
292b n NV. as. &C
I2l2 r. NV. .55. 90
LIES.
Il $50 Mo av nw.2 stl.e.O0
LITIES FOR THE coll
RON ALL CLASSES OF
,tial list of the properties
Il be glad to furnish COM
Ition at this once.
Err & CO., Inc,
nfuD thu Ma. Ufllae.l
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FOR RENT
MARTIN ROTHERS
REAL. ESTATE LOANS AND INSTR N(yE,

MARTIN BROTH HERS
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
1881 Pa Ave. NV.
1927 18th st. NV. 10 rooms, ami 49,. $4,000
1885 gid St NV, rooms and b......... As 30
$50 9th st. NV, rooms and b......... 5000
8024 Camb. pl. NV rooms and b.. $3.50
s1S 22d ST. NV, rooms and b. ......... $3.50
243I / st. NV, 8 rooms and w...-....... 13. so
Paramount Heights, rooms and W.. 1900
ROOMS
33ls NJ st. NV. rooms and b......... SIS 90
200 IL St NV, rooms and b............ 500
STABLES.
20l3, rr- l st. n.w stalls and w.. 900
20l3, RI. st. NV, ! stall and w......... 600
s23, RI. 22d ST. NV, stalls and W.. 400
app. tn. th-3t
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THos. J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1414 ST. NV.
UNFURNISHED

ONr OAs'
1901 + NV, 17r. b. 3
1926 18th NV ,20r. 2b. l 800
III Pa Nv NV, st fis. l. SOC
I641 X NV. 12r. b. L, SOC
200T Mass av, lar, 3d. 200
1929 N II av. 15r. 2b. $50
1922 VT av, 20r, Oh. ..150
9l2 18th NV. 20r. b. 1928
l4l1 Mass av NV IA. 3b125
30i3 4 NV, 17r. b. D.. .l25
1928 10Th NV. lar. 2b. 125
1900 E Cap, 12r. 2b....l00
800 18th NV, l2r, 2 b. 100
1921 Q NV. 1lr. b. IS. 90
1922 n II av. lar, 2bS5 90
1924 y II av, i3r. 2b. 70 20
lT47 Q NV, l0r, b. $50
2o34 Hlllyer pl, Tor. bio 90
17l7 8 NV, 1ir. b. rs. 90
30lI y NV. 17r, b. 1900
1917 f NV. Or. b. rs. 90
2lI1 Bancroft, l2r. b.75.0 90
1892 VT NV NV 12r. 2b70. 90
1885 Park NV. 12r, b. .G5. 90
AZ 9th NV. l3r. SO. 90
502 u NV. 11r, b. .65. 90
4101 Conn av, Tor, b go. 90
ZOOS Hillyer, I3r. b. go. %
4l03 Conn ay. Tor, b. 80. %
1871 De Sales, Tor, b. 60. 90
I14l Q NV. 11r, b.. 5000
12io 10Th NV, Sr, b.60. 90
1910 G NV. Or, b. .55. 90
ITO z NV, 11r, b. So. 90
2230 Y NV, Tor. b. SO. so
62l II NV, 12r, b. so. 20
i726 18th NV. Tor, b. 80. %
1852 10th NV, Tor, b.4T.50
2434 Pa ay NV, 1fr, b45 90
el4 18th NV. Tor. b. AZ. 90
1905 X I ay NV Tor. b42. 90
BIB Westm 'ster. Or. b. 40. 80
23Oi Pa ay NV Tor, b. 40. %
2422 l4th NV. Or, b. 40. 90
"a 18th NV, Tor, b. 40. 90
l2lI Harvard. 12r, b.aS. 90
2t06 14th NV. Or, b. 81. ID
Zoo Belmont, DR., bag. 20
1880 18th NV, 8r, b. IS. SO
"a Quincy NV, Or, b. 85. 90
240s l4th NV, Or, b. 80 90
1885 10Th NV, 7r. b. 80 10
l22 n Y av. Or. b.. $3.50
1885 kipgman RI NV,
or, b. ........... 20. so
FINE HOUSEKEEPING
MARION. THE $40
THE MAURY AND :
1928 Pa av, ID d. 100
e coS 1th nw......s5-s4s
GO Il nw.......S io-S2e
The Regina" 3r, b.
basement ....,... 20 90
Century bldg, r 80. 20 0C
sw cor 9Th & D NV 900
1&13 N Y -
I33 It'll NV. 60. 90
STAl
Hillyer ct NV, 8 stIs76. 90
RIA r I av NV, Il. 20. 90
UNSURPASSED FACT
LECTION OF RENTS I
PROPERTY.
The above In only a pa
In our charge. but we wi
plete bulletins on applies
THOS. J. FISH
i<14 + ST. NV. adjoi
apT- Sa. tn, tn, If
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FOR REHT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsIIED.

FOR RENT-MoORE 4 HILL tINC.). III nth ST.
UNFURN1SHED
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FOR RENr-BY wEsOOTr WILCOX,
1907 Penna ave.
202s q. l7r. stable $3.50 APARTMENTS.
1892 l. Or. h. ami. .45 20, TIE CARLISLE 1913 n
2321 Pa ave. Tor. b. 80 6ol non-housekeepins:
llov >, Or, d.. e3ot rooms beth. %. so
zoe I'D. S b, eel. 6ooi rooms bath. =. .l5. 80
lio1 av1 b. lst30 20 5000 o. LIST a. Dr. b. .25.50
Takoms & Dr. D. 20 ~ 30l0 II, 5r. b, heat Is. 90
WI sd. sr b. Gel 80 so 1912 \ NV. LIST a.
sos ne. Sr. b, lat. 500 Or, b.....,. e so
1916 Kingm' h. La 10 so 3O4os r. Or b. heat "a 40
e2f French Or lat. . 30 3O5s r. 5r b. heat % M
GIT 23d. ". b. lat 22o0i 17J2 3D. lst d 81 n % n,
6lo ID irolat y 20 lip Sd, IN. Or, h.. ~ so
ply 30 o.w Is ~ 603A 23d. LIST q, Or. hal 10
zfSs va az; ar w..n50i 30ssl5 r. 5r b. heat. ~ 80
"a, SiuhES S042h Il, 6r. b, 80
~ lIth IT. W. g.. $3.50 S0f2 II, 2r, w.. n 80
COO 10th sw.st. n, b. 1851 OFFICE ROOMS
21l0 L, 1t. W. eel. Is COL lS2- 4S6 La av heatod
STABLES | yma IS. $40 sf9 70 seo
&c lafh.' ear. Is. z W. 10 nj
For full list of small houses aud Oats andy a
once ap7-d,e
FOR RENT-14s5 r ST. NV. 3 ROOMS AND
bath. Inquire at n Iowa circle, s-sts
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-12
XVII.
Varningen.

Sedan st. Maur och Forester rest,
fadde Diet storsta lugn pa Raven
scleugh. Norths tillfrisknande gick
stadigt framat. Men mirkvardigt var
Diet, att EFT sar i br0stet kunnat skada
hans syn och forlama hans arm, sa att
han Ell orkade lasa eller halla i en- It'd
ming. Han sag sig derf0r tvungen att
be Madeleine laza h0gt for honom.
och delta ledde till mycket angenamt
prat, manga paminnelser ON gangna
ttSer. bet var en- lycklig It'd. Omedve-
tet fUllo de in i en- f0rtroligare ton, sd
fort de voro ensamma. bet fanns in
gen I'M an aldrig sa obetydlig erfaren,
het eller handelsc i Madeleines enfor-
miga lif, SON hon ej frestades att ON
tala, fastdn ingCn ung 1icka kunde
vara mindre fallen for att tala ON sig
SHELF.
- Nj tycks ha tankt Oliver ALT moi
ligt, SADIE North efter en- stunds tyst-
mad. Nj kastar ALT hvad nj last och
Tart er I sjalens smaltugn, ON jag s8
far kalla Diet, och sedan drar nj all foda
deraf nj kan.
- Tackar for komplimangen, fastan
den int var sa elegant u%ttryckt. Att
kalla en- ung dams andliga laboratori-
UNI for smaltugn... en- ung dam der
till, som nj SHELF kallat for en- verklig
prinsessa.
10 dot var y31 ctorLt loo hor
mist ALA fina man6r, men beundrar Ell
mindre for Diet er skarpta tankef0rma-
ga. Nj ser So manga fer sidor af en-
SAX an jag. jag ar pa Diet hela taget
en- latmask.
Int kroppsligen, herr North. Jag
skulle tvaTt ON saga, att nj ar mycket
energisk. Tank, hvilka m0dor nj kan
utsta, hvilka strapatser nj kan uthar-
da, OCH.
Alltsammans for ingenting, in
foil han. Mitt lif har fran b0rjan till
slut varit bortkastadt.
Mel, visst int, SADIE Madeleine,
lade fran sig arbetet och sag ut ge-
nom fUnstret. Nj Dor ha samlat myc-
ken ~erfarenhet, som en- dag kan kom-
ma or till nytta, som fru Sutton sager
ON sin trasp3"e.
Ar Diet till tack for min smalt-
ugh?
Ack nej! bet var en- ypperlig il
ksatration af hvad jag menade. Hur
har nj under ALA dessa ar kunnat
skaffa er becker?
- jag har lefvat utan dem. Jag ar
ej af naturen svag for booker, och hair
beh0fyer jag dem int alls.
- Jag har alltid alskat becker, SADIE
Madeleine. Aldrig har jag aftndats
r&gra menniskor sd. som EFT par skol-
kamrater, hvilka under sommarferier-
ma bj0do mig till sig. Deras far var en-
lard man, men bra trakig f0ref0ll han
mig. Emellertid hade han EFT stort
bibliotek och ALA m6jliga tidningar
och tidskriftcr man kan tdnka sig. Jas
tyckte, att Diet skulle varit en- verklig
lycksalighet att ha iatt sitta och lasa
hela dagen i Diet b]iblioteket.
- Vida b&ttrG fox er stalls halsa. att
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-12
6fyersattring fran ergelskan af
e. Silfverctoipc.
Forts. f.. f5reg. mol
MRS, ALEXANDER.

h'N'' - 'N'SS' h'o' .
- Da matte nj fort EFT gransl6st
trakigt lif.
Nej, for ingen del! Jag har ali,
lid haft mycket arbete, och Diet g5r en-
stor skillEad.
- Fafang ga larer mycket ondt men
for den frestelseu har nj varit befriad.
Nj ar ju milton ar, Madeleine? Jag
tucker om att kalla err Madeleine. Jag
b0rjar finna n&gon likhet mellan Sissy
och Madeleine. Har nj aldrig varit pa
baler eller nojen af nagot Stag? Har
ingen af de ungherrar nj traffat pa
sagt er, att nj var intagande?
-Nei jag har bara kant gamla
herrar, svarade hon s~krattande, och de
ha ALA bannat mig for nina fel.
ar alderdomen verkligen sa
blind?
bet vet jag int. Men hvad jag
vet dr., att min bror kommer att bli
ytterst f0ryanad, ON nj int last EFT
ord i de tidningar han skickat er.
bet ar mycket troligt. Hvad sa-
de han ON underrattelserna fran Eng
land? ON nj kan beratta mig det. sa
kan jag %grundligt upprepa hans egna
asigter. och da tucker han, att jag
grundligt list tidningarna.
Lat oss nu CORA Diet pa allvar!
SADIE Madeleine. John ar ute pa egor-
ma. Jag hinner lasa raft mycket for
er, imam han kommer hem.
Hon gick efter tidningarna och Dor
jade, sedan hon rackt honom hans CT
garrfodral, att lasa den f0rsta ledande
artikeln.
North hade svart att fasta sin upp-
marksamhet derpa och afbrot henne
oupph0rligt, men Madeleine drog alter
och alter hans uppmarksamhet till
hvad som stod i tidningen, fastan hon
lika mycket som han langtade att ia
tala om det f0rfutna. Hur latt hade
Ell den f%0rklaring kommit hvarefter
hon sa ifrigt langtat! Skulle han val
nagonsin beratta henre, hvarfor han
rymt fran slit land och sina vanner?
bet kunde ej varit af nagon vanhed-
rande a%nledning.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-12
efter jordfsstningen. Kyrkoherden
CFOrts.)

Efter jordfSstningen. Kyrkoherden:
- ia, int var Lars Anders n4got mon
ster. Aldrig giCk han i kyrkan och
gick lAnga vagar for att slippa mOta
kyrkofolket I'm s0ndagarnQ, men nu
ar han hair i ALA fell. Hit skulle han
till st.
Johan August i Brickamala: - ia,
han hado nog int Eommit hit M he'll
Ter. ON VI j2te hade BURT honom!
En- optimist. Den sDarsamme famil.
j~cfadern, hviIken fallit pcr fran er
siege och vrickat fCtcn:
- Gud she lof, nu beh6fyer jag at
minstone inte den har manaden betaIa
v&r ~hCslHk2re for ip-entings
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26
BRYAN PRIVATELY
RECEIVED BY EDWARD
NesRAskAN wars HIM At THE
KINGS sPEclAl REougsr--iN-
TRopucEp ~ REID.

London. July 26.--William ]. Bryan,
who was introduced by Ambassador
Reid, was received In private audience
by Kin gEdward at buckingham pal.
ace today. II The visit was paid 1t the
kings special request The interview
was quite informal and was marked
by that pleasing cordiaiity which the
king Is accustomed to show Ameri-
cans In whom he is interested. Only
the. king. MI. Reid and Mr.. Bryan
were present, The conversation large
ly turned on the subject Of peace and
the conference on the interparliament,
ary union with the objects OF which
the king showed himself thoroughly
in accord. Subsequently the king re-
ceiyed some eighty members Of the
Interparlialnentary Union In the
throne room. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26
CHARGED WITH
Damaging engines
LEWIS MYERS, ARRESTED AZ
LAS VEGAS. ARRAicNEp De.
FORE JUDGE M'FlE.
New Mexican.)

Lewis Myers, arrested by Captain
Fred Fornoff Of, the mounted police
at Las Vegas Monday. where he was
employed as a machinist by the San.
to Fe Railway company and brought
to the territorial penitentiary here
yesterday for safe keeping, was today
arraigned before Judge John McFie,
sitting in the United States court. on
a charge of maliciously conspiring to
prevent the operation o. trains on
the Santa Fe. He pleaded not guilty
and was held under bond Of 5000
for trial
Myers trial will take place before
Judge McFie In chambers. August I,
at which time II is said that interest.
ing testimony will be given.
Myers was arrested on a warrant
issued by United States commits.
sioner at Las Vegas. Captain Fornoff
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26

Washington. d. C.. July 2c.-As q
result Of the abandonment Of Fort
Niobrara. Nebraska. the Twenty.fifth
infantry has been ordered TO posts
along the Rio Grande In Tesaa. The
regiment with participate In the Joint
msneuyers Of the militia and the reg.
nlar army At Austin. Texas. before
taking It's new stations. The maneu-
yers at Austin will begin tomorrow.
and after their completion the infan
try will be distributed as follows: ~
The Distribution
Fort Bliss, headquarters. band and
companies II. r. @. and II: Fust
Brown, companies 3. c and d: Fort
Mcintosh. companies I. X. l. and n.
Deny Riots Caused II
War department officials deny that
the movement Of the infantry to the
Mexican border was Influenced by
the recent riots at Cananea and rom.
ors Of the anti.foreign movement 10
Mexico. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26

point more and more TO the postpone.
ment Of the treatened general strike,
until the government shall be less,
and the country more. prepared for
such an event; until the harvest Il
finished and the revolutionary move
ment develops spontaneously among
the idle peasantry. =,
What news has been received from
the provinces today indicates that
conditions are scarcely ripe. except
In the famine districts, for an uphea.
val. The strategists Of the revolution.
ary council are laboring with the hot.
heads TO induce them 10 defer the
call for a general strike until II can
come as a supplement to the move.
meEt already under way. A definite
decision will be reached within q
day or two In the reorganized council
Of workmeD. . ~,. =
| No further changes In the cabinet
have been decided upon, but NJ.
Gurko, who was assistant to NJ. Stolv.
pin in the ministry OF the interior,
who is mentioned as NJ. Stichinsky's
successor as minister Of agriculture
and whose character Eay be Judged
from the fact that he was In high
favor from both Plehve and Prince
Sviatopolk Mirsky. probably win be
jettisoned altogether by Premier Sto
Ilypin. his name alone being sufficien.
10 damn the new government. The
same fate may overtake Military Pro
curator Pavloff. who is now engaged
In organizing the league Of estate ow
ners. to educate the peasantry up K
bis ideas, before the new elections.
The most urgent problem before th,
government In case an immediat,
outbreak is proposed is the relief O
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26

Troop A will take long hike into
the country for q final drill before
leaving for the encampment. The
boys will take their dinners along
and will meet at the armory In full
uniform at 100 a. m. They will then
march out toward the target range.
Drills will consist Of extended order
work. posting guards and a small
guard mount. practice at mounting
and dismounting and drilling by bn.
gle. Instructions in firing will also
be given and every member Of aihe
troop and especially all who intend Ia
60 to Austin. Texas. must be present
or be excused by Major Rankin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26
COE DENIES HE
USED REVOLVER
NO CHARGE PREFERRED
Fszns Tisssts a. Nsee. aesnc sac
Aassex ceesscacs Esfssee se ne"
sswn Fssss sno Oss~ . sssesssf-
sscs tsss Msse s~ss1sr~6.

Frsns T.. ce~ sRsaFEse tlass sAF-ang
fs.aa spEans~s sksss hs I'D a9sG 60
q sishsns trip @ath bis saf~ siHee last
Tuesday Ms. Co. told . tssggasa issF
Tns 0ssie this Hsosnans that ths re-
goza a his eHeaaaasE With ConaaefOE
Etsssssear an santa fs train M y
early Tnesdsy morning sas sassstatsd
he dssiss thai ths ssrnes the e0a-
daetor with o pistol and states that
d. HFosn. the depuss sheriff sho sas
nesisssa u the difficulty. searched bin
- Springer and found no gearon. Ia
states that b. s3s nos taksa into Gus
taasy a. Spfinx~r. His story q; the
sEcoantsr with Conductor nlsesshssr
fellows:
~ FRANK c. coE.
In answer 10 the article pahlishsa
In The Optic July Is regarding tha
serious oifsase u which am charged
. wish TO frankly deny. and have vii.
nesses 20 prove. thar I did not strike
Conductor Blsekshear with a pistol
and mote than that Z car prove that
! had no Gun II any kind on NY per"
son or any where about me.
TIE cause af this trouble arose over
the tickets purchased by myself Tor
my wife and myself frum Las Vegas
10 Springer. After ! had purchased
the two tickets misplaced them
among my Papers 50 that I could net
find th.m a. the time the conductor
rame through the train taking up the
tickets.
The conductor said he would be
obliged CD collect the fare for our
transportation. To this made no oo-
lection. and al the same time he said:
II you find the tickets before yoa
reach sprins~r fswisi rive yua yoaE
money hack for the two cash fares .
gave him a SO bin and told him IA
hold that for security and u l did M,
find the tickets BY the time We got "a
Springer, he was 10 take the two cash
fares from that. The conductor insist
ed he 20 and get the change a, once
and told him No: II he must have
the change az once tha, ] could give
him the exact change In silver tss?e'
which did. and before We reached
Wagon Mound I found the two tickets
among my papers. When We reached
Wagon Mound presented the tickets
and asked for the return Of the two
cash fares "a he had promised. Thii
he refused 10 do. saying that II ! want
ed my money back ] would have u
send the tickets 10 Topeka to the
headquarters.
Nothing more was said or dons
about Il until We got off the train al
Springer. Then I demanded the mon
~ and he positively refused me IN.
cash as he agreed and ! slapped hin
in the face and the conductor rar
about fifty feet and drew q pistol. L
was at this time that my wife steppet
in front Of me and begged me to lei
things go as they were. which I did
In regard TO me having been takei
70 Ration as was stated In last night
paper. there is decidedly no truth a
all In the statement never lef
Springer until started for Las Vega
in company with my wife Wednesda!
evening on No. z.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-26

ah~ eissn~~s In the saseTs@g TAs ess-
lNss Hss~ains TsesAaas sE~stag sas o.
tssssa - taas sabsssa art IA wss s0as&
90 sxs@nA sAe Esalef w0sa In tie tAsse
the asssrwas A eosnnalsas~ sas ~
ssknsaa se assgAe wesF~ tfe saesss
eaamie h@ss h. sas. sa fra he Q. 49,
sAM voted D. paFiisnsas fes f@aasa~
gsaAss u saia b. Necessary aass sa
provide ahaa cash be- fssand fsx shs
sssslsmsms af the elsims ssw damages
90 estates assanw sae Fnosni fs@ssAs
ssesssas. tie semmissiaa frUaa fssat,
sTaslsx prnxines slass demanding a.
sse ssa in aaAision % th@ $50 ssa a.
ready sxp-nd~d: hut this b. esnshae
of hssng deferred.
ssryssssrs sosesai ee~sss
PT.misr saoiypis announced to The
eoaneil at the empire tadss fhas hs
bad obtained from EmpsssuF Sichoiss
spscasi powers for Admiral ssryalnff
In restraining ana maintaining order
and Discipline In the Black S@a flss1
The admiral Who departed today for
Sehsssopoi. told the Associated presx
that bis first task would he 90 inysssi.
Ests fhs arrest of The sailors a the
fleet and iif,srsfe those who we're un-
Justly sent 20 prison.
Admiral skrydicsf ss..d he had
learned that Admiral Rojessrenssy y
and Captain cisdo probably viii b.
restored 20 the order of the navy.
The Rech win ssy tomorrow sha,
the recovery Of the bourse today sas
due 10 q loan Of sss0.ooa! go 10 sus
tain prices.
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sEMi.ANNuAl DIVIDEND
DECLARED ~ c. n. 4 81. p

Ssw York. July ee~The directors
Ut the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul
railway today declared a semiamnual
dividend Of three an dans.haf per
cen, on common and preferred stocks.
This was no change from the last
previous dividend. No announcement,
plan for financing the extension O.
the road TO the Pacific coast was
made.
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pgNsioNs RECENTLY GRANT.
20 70 NEW MEXICO pGoplE

Delegate Andrews sends The Optic
the following list Of pensions that
have been recently granted To New
Mexico people:
George II. Werner. ~. Bayard, New
Mexico. Increase Of pension to si6 per
month from June 18th, 1906. General
Law.
Christopher r. Clay, n. Bayard.
Nev Mexico, original pension ~ pr
month frcn March slst, 1906. General
Law. H.
Eiaa J. Hudson ,rres Piedras, New
Mexico. vidss's pension. si3 fron
June 18th. iDos. - s"
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81. Petersburg. July 2G.--The gov.
eminent Is using every means 70 ere.
ate the impression both at home and
abroad. that the crisis has been sue
cessfully passed. Official reports
seem to create the impression that
there has been little response among
the masses to the plan for a general
strike. As the preliminary 70 a eener-
al uprising the government claims
TO have the most dangerous revolu
tionary leaders behind the bars. The
future Is dependent upon the gov.
ernment's ability to continue its for.
eign loan operation and the disastrous
fall Of Russian securities has created
CONSERVATION In government circles.
As a matter Of fact the government
can hardly be blind to the evidence
that IL is living over a volcano and
the danger OF eruption is far from
ended. Committees Of labor and poll.
tical organizations are comforting not
only on the question Of calling gen
eral strike. but actually on the ques
tion Of setting up a provisional gov.
erDment. No final decision has We,
been taken.
Bankers to Rescue
st. Petersburg. July 2e.--Efforts o
the government bankers have succeed
ed In keeping prices moving up or
the bourse today. Government issues
at one time were two points higher.
Six Of the elected members Of tn.
council empier upper house Of parlia
ment) have resigned.
Member With BAD odor.
st. Petersburg. July 26.-Though 1
Is difficult to obtain a true picture o
the conditions in the interior. OWNS
to the embargo that has been pu
upon press dispatches. all indication.
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MARSHALL FIELD An
N7FUl TAX DODeEl


Chicago. July 2s.--The board of ~.
view yesterday decided the estate d
Marshall Field shall be assessed this
year 1t siso.Oo0. 900. The sxecuIcgs
win " cnmcsils1 - ~ - eesn4y
se,5oo.doo. which Il riosN thar the 10
tai amount of personal property On
which Field vas taxed during the last
years Of his life. The greater part u
the sum to be paid Ia to come from
the collection Of back taxes.