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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

The race for Ladies', 70 take place
here during the fair d beslnnlng %
attract attention. ar Il q the only
race on the program "a which those
81 the Eoniler aet sre eligible 10 ca.
ter. Many letters received from Ia.
dies here and throughout the terri
tory BY The fair officials make h
apparent that there win be a large
number Of entries for this raco and a.
Albuquerque and New MoAico al
large, has some eKcol'gut h0raoW0.
men, Il viii no doubt DO holly con.
tested BY those entering
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

A visiting toilette Of rose pink
crepe has a cutaway coat which Is
as stunning as e Is unique. Il Il
heavily embroidered with silk OF the
self same tone. and trimmed with
satin. mousseilne de sole and lace.
Into the seams heavy lace is set
This insertion ~ dyed 20 the shade
OF the crepe, The French touch OF
distinction Ia black Is secured by
means o, the collars aad cuffs. These
are OF satin and are edged With vide
Outings OF mousolline dc sale.
The hat % be worn with this cos
tune e. also OF rose pink. Il Is A
floppy moussollne. the hrim boing
richly embroidered A soft satin rib
bon swathes the crown and ends with
n huge bow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

A HANDSOME bat drapery for wear
IN motor car "a Of porccnche blue
chiffon u has a two-lnch Width
hem. which "a Of a deeper blue The
hem D. held 20 she kndy Of fha veu
with tiny lace Insertions. dyed 90
match the chiffon while large dpis
% the deeper blue give character %
the whole.
This ven 10 dnpoa 0yef a close hi-
ting round blue strsa. ann Pa loopod
down % keep che dusl end diri from
the halr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25


David Woinmann. nov IN New York
cry, has written the fair association
that no pas secured and will donate
20 the baby show, a fno infants robe.
trimmed IN lace. ane with cap 10
match, which will be shipped here lm.
mediatoly, and displayed 10 TIE win.
dow Of the Economist store upon lts
arrival
In addition 10 ihis other prizes a..
ready donated TO the baby show are
as follows
H Yanow, diamond studded medal.
valued az $50.
a. FaDer. brass bed. valued al $40.
o. w. sirong'a bons. baby carriage.
li6
o. ". Briggs q Co, toilet set. t25.
Arnold, Constable a Co. New ORR.
baby blankets, $50.
Karl Noon studio, enc dozen photo.
grapha. siE.
J. "A. VRiolly, Jar Horllcks Matted
milk, so. i.
other prizes. which have been prom.
Used, viii swell tho list greatly and
lho babies who win prizes AZ tho
forthcoming fair VIA be amply repaid
for being pretty babos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

8. n pearth Of LAs Vegas. presl
dent Of the Las Vegas Gun club. "a Ia
communication with tho OGicsals Of
tho fair association. trying 10 arrange
Ia territorial shoot. with appropriate
prizes 10 the winners. 20 take place
here during tue twenty.aixth annual
ialr, and & q more than likely that
plans for such a shoot will be con.
aummatod before Tho fair opens. q
Is Mr.. nearlh's idea 10 have only boni.
iide mcmbers OF some reputable gan
club In the territory as eligible 10 %.
ter the competition. and BY chargint
q small entry foe. help dcfray the ~.
pen6ea OF holding such a competition.
~ yet nothing definite concerning the
proposed shoot has been decided upon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Money on call. nrm. tA 90 per cent
Mercantile paper. kk 90 mar silver.
eghc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Moussolino de- sole a. one of the
freaks OF Dame Fashion. Il "a used
40 much Tor morning street wear this
summer as Tor dinner and ball
dresses.
Violet is the shade OF a lovely street
dress. Tho maussellne "a OF heavy
weight and made over taftetu.
W'hnr tha model OF the gown 10 upon
the princess lines, a feature Of q d
the 0vorskirt effect.
This ovoraklrt falls upo ma full
Spanish fiOunce. which has several
tiny tucks heading a wide hem. Tho
coraago has an elaborate shoulder
piece fastened 90 the front with fla-
gree buttons. The same draped ef-
feet Is used on the sleeves
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-13
A Permanent Mining and Leasing Organization
POllard=FlOrenCe Lease

The block of ground which this Company is developing is the
largest in area under lease on Florence ground and has, under inc
present management, reached an advanced stage of development. The
workings are but a few hundred feet from those of the Florence Com
pany where over a million dollars worth of high grade ore is now IN
sight.
Three strong Lodges have been exposed in the workings and three
shafts have been sunk; the main shaft, now down III feet at a point
where, at greater depth, it is evident the veins will converge and
where there is ample assurance that the lodges will yield high values
This shaft will be continued to a depth of 300 feet in order to facll-
tate prosecuting and developing the ore bodies at the different levels
Over 600 feet of underground work has been done and this has
produced over $50 tons of milling ore which is now on the dump, the
ore being of a character identical with that of the great Florence mine.
The Company is installing one OF the largest gasoline hosting plants
in the Godfeld district and will at once erect a large gallows. frame
and timber the shaft from top to bottom, when sinking will be re-
sumed. The famous Reilly lease, which produced an immense for,
tune in a few months, is but a short distance from this block and
n. II. Truett, of Mohawk fame, has leased an adjoining block where
he is installing a 30-horse power hoist and began operations with
three shifts of men on October 8.
With few exceptions every mining investment offered the pub
lie entails development of new and unproven ground, whereas already
more than $4,000 has been expended in equipping and developing
this property which is now in such a condition that but. little further
expense will be required to place it on a paying basis. 1t is now
proven beyond question that the rich ore zone of the Florence mine,
which is exposed again the record breaking Mohawk, extends directly
through the ground of the POLLARD FLORENCE LEASE.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-13
Dividend Paying Leases

From the Godfeld News, September 90, 1906
Another lease has entered the dividend paying list, and accord
ing to the rate it pays, it stands at the head. The Mohawk Leasing
and Development company, which only a few months ago put it's
stock upon the market at 20 cents per share, yesterday declared a 20
per cent. dividend, thus returning to stockholders, in one and the
first dividend, the full amount of their investment, with many more
dividends in sight.
1t was only last week that The News took occasion to comment on
the leasing system as applied to Goldfeld, and suggested then that
good easers were a good thing for an owning company which might
otherwise be unable to determine the value of its ground, and that a
good leasing company on a good lease, was a good thing for investors
and stockholders; for S a rule their money was put directly in the
ground, and the returns were often quick and profitable.
The two public companies that have paid dividends do not own
the only paying leases in the camp, by any means. Up until recently
such a thing a S an incorporated or public leasing company was un-
known to Goldfeld, leases being worked by individual or small pri
vate companies; hence their operations have not been made public
property, and their production and profits are unknown. But there
were scores of them and several of these private leases are among the
most profitable that are operating today. And there are a score OF
other incorporated leases that will soon enter the producing and divi-
dend paying list, several upon the Mohawk, and apparently others on
the Silver Pick, the Daisy, Great Bend, Atlanta, Diamondfeld Tri-
angle, Florence, Combination, Goldfeld Mining, and others too nu-
numerous to mention. We predict that more dividends will be paid
out by leasing companies during the coming year, than from all the
other companies of the camp, working on company account, put
together.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-13

Pollard Florence Mining and Leasing Co,
Goldfeld, Nevada.
Gentlemen:
Conforming with your request / herewith take pleasure in sub
hitting my report on your lease, which is ON the Red King claim be-
longing to the Florence Mining Company.
Developments. This lease has approximately $50 feet of work
done in shafts, crosscuts and drifts, most of which work was per-
formed in developing two of the main lodges traversing the ground in
an easterIy and westerly direction. At the 63foot level of the main
shaft l find the quartz somewhat broken, being intermxed with tale
and iron stained lode porphyry.
On the 170foot level this condition has changed considerably as
the south ledge, which has turned into sulphides here, has better con-
tinuty and is of much greater width and value. The quartz here is
about ten feet wide, has low grade values and upon examination with
a hand Tense proves to be identical with the ore in the surrounding
producing properties
This amply demonstrates that depth must be attained before your
anticipation of securing shipping ore can be realized.
This same statement applies to the north ledge, being a parallel
lead to the above, about $50 feet north.
Conclusion: Tic development so far has gr9a5y increased the
value of the property and with the installation of the new hoist and
the timbering of the shaft you will be excelently equipped for extern
sve development and | recommend that you sink Immediately to the
water level as there is no doubt in my mind that the lodges are con-
tinuous and will increase materially in width and value after the regu-
lar water level is encountered.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT LANKA,
Consulting NJ. & Met. Engineer.
Consulting Engineer for the Cox Investment Co., New York.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-13

OBJECTS OF THE CoMPANY-It is demonstrated in
tbis camp that the water level must be reached in order to
obtain the best values in the ores. The shipping values are
found mainly in the sulphides which appear at and below the
water level. In forming this corporation the owners have as
their objective the thorough and rapid development of this
lease by further sinking and blocking out the ore bodies. Be-
fore the expiration of this lease it is the intention of the Com
pany to acquire other leases or mining properties and to de-
velop the same. A reserve fund will be devoted to these pur-
poses and, as stated, the Company's operations will not be
confined to the life of any lease. The Company is a PERMAN
ENT MINING ORGANIZATION.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-13
Engineers Report

Pollard Florence Mining and Leasing Co.,
noJleoIl Nro,oJo
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

when our soldiers went 10 cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. willis Z.
Morgan. retired commissary sergeant
y. 8. A.. Of Rural Route I. Concord.
N. IT,. says: II Was two years In cuba
and two years In the Philippines. and
being subject TO colds. ] took Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Cousump
ton. which kept me In perfect health
And now. h New Hampshire. ve hnd
4 the best medicine IN The world fol
coughs. colds. bronchial troubles and
all lung diseases. Guaranteed By I'll
drusgists. Price 5oc and Si.Oo. Tria
bottle free.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Starting sunday, June nth, the
meet car company has made arrange
meats for a string band TO play on the
Canyon car Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings OF each week 50
come and take a nice delightful ride
ana enjoy both the ride and the mu'
sic Car learves Santa re depot II
Tao p. m.. arriving Ia town at . p. N
Round trip, Is cents. G.tse
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
LAST nR ~
By WILLIAMS

lfantinas1 from psxe -
hoay, Ton cannot nh take the kee
ley. hut 200 can sii tale the calssEg.
"a is without money and priee. .
= hsss told you of The Last Romp
with the Tiger vi have ose
more rump, but not With the tiger.
hut with the lion ~ The triba ut In
dab. soon by the sGFeag grip Of hi
IIonfs paw. ! expect 10 be lifted oas
of this old marsh of sin and have ohs
eternal Eomp. not with the tiger bet
With the Lion a. the Tribe NJ Jadaa
I'm the Fairgrounds of the skies."
Eve gbody In invasaa 10 hear EsaE'
geiist Williams at the rn.sbgls.lss'
church .anisht n sienf D. m, Tbs
stritt.a City of d 0plden Cate"
The i....arc in free - ! st'vs. ofier'
inx win - tanon.
'..cnvssts nfett a ne a ~ 4
ehnEeh viiI W NJ III. sesice. sub
ses, Hsse'a Rags 10 RolRs~ Every
body tuvstsa 20 this service
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The Las Vegas Military band did
not play last night In Lincoln park
A number Of people congregated ut
the park In the evening and were
disappointed when the musicians did
not appear.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The nrst freight traffic viii = be
handled by the Las Vegas Railway
4 Power company on Monday night,
Ths,tracks will be placed In the prop.
er condition. by that time and the
bridge on bridge street strengthen.
ed and repaired. } f. T.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The work Of repairing and strength
ening the bridge between the town
and city Of Las Vegas was begun
this morning. 30 that IL will be In
condition 10 Withstand the hauling Of
heavy freight by the street car com.
pany. 49,. ..
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Miss Vera Gehring, who had plan
ned TO entertain tonight at her homie
on Eighth street. has postponed the
reception until Saturday evening. on
account Of the Commercial club
dance.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Workmen are painting the front oi
the business room on Douglas avenue
TO be used as post Office for the
town Of Las vegas. The room will
soon be fitted up for the new Office.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The castaneda hotel has been tiiled
with guests for the past few weeks
and for the past four or Ave days the
management has been turning people
away for lack of accommodation.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Charles c. Van Note has been ap.
pointed an u mail carrier, filling the
vacancy caused by the transfer Of
Edward l. Munich. who In now a reg
istry .clerk q the postoffice.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

i Tho street car company has made
arrangements with nm extra good
string band 10 play IN the special
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday even
Ing cars. G1l9
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The Maynower band viii give on
outdoor concert ut the plasa on ths
west side this evening. The Las We
gas Military band win not play al tht
plaza Friday evening.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Persons Desiring copies Of the June
number ar the Scientific Farmer,
which contains the write-up OF Las
Vegas, may secure them by applying
to the secretary Of the Commercial
Club.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The ieth day Of July has been set
m the day for the approval of the last
will and testament Of Hermerejildo
'Pacheco, late of Sapello, N. NJ.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Here after every Sunday car will
run to No. ice-house as follows;
Leave Santa Fe depot at 7:4o a. m,
to accommodate those who desire Ia
10 early. The last car returning
win leave No. = Ice house at I .. m.
s.i5o
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
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Las VEGAS. NEW MEXICO.

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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

A marriage license has been
granted TO Manuel Gutierrez Of Cuer
vo and Adeia Ortiz Of Encierro BY
the county clerk.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

gsss,,oss 5sssrs 3 sss e ~ asIs:s. sss'e''~.
I Is D. RAyno>da Cashier Of the above
named hank, 10 soAeuanly swear that the above
snd belief, h. B. RAYNoIIs. tsshier.
subscribed and sworn TO before me this slSt
day of June. 1905 W. III. uEGLE.
- ,a[ @--e. Notary Public
/ CoRRncr-Attest.z
]. w. RAynoln<.
HALLErT RAyNoLp4. Directors
6-lsi A. A. JOINS.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Hen Niedarjohn has secured q posi-
iion m bookkeeper at the Crystal ics
plant.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Mr. Montgomery aud wife will assist
with the music and sing tonight al
Presbyterian church services.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
NOTICE..

Nodes II h>ss'hy Eives y the public
that the Kunfg lak>s have been leas'
I'd. sne snne ~ nev open for fishing
sn1 h1nting Ssuea this date forward
lat - - a - zach hook and line
- day. - stock allowed loose On
premises.
sEiss wM. KRoNIG.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

The faculty Of the Normal univer.
sity In planning q picnic In Galiinas
canyon for Friday.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

June ~ ~ and 2s. panoramic vie~
of the San Francisco earthquake. TAs
best show now IN existence.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

wANTED-s;iris experienced In
bindery work: ask for Warren. The
Optic.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Room for Rent at Mrs. Van Petten's
SOC Seventh street. G'iA
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Wool ID already being hauled 70 this
city. hut u is coming In very slow
~.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Mrs. ". N. Rainey has moved
from Bridge street 10 SCI Seventh n.
.s-iso
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

BARGAINS ! -: ]; ~: 81: =; ~: 4; !:
chimes that can
Be bought or leased on easy payments
for very little money, Call early at
SINGER SToRE. ia Hix1h -. Las Vegas
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21
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No. 3tA
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the San Miguel National Bank Of Las We
gas, at Las Vegas. In the Territory OF New
Yath fnn4 = - =
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Are you going IN Harvey's! Leave
name al MuTpAeyfs s-lss.. /.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-21

Commercial club dance tonight.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
TREES HIS ONLY MONUMENT
Walnut and Pecan Trees the Only Monument to Mark the Grave
 o< Former Gov. Hogg.

Houston, Tex.-Deciduous trees are the only monument that will mark the grave of former Gov. Hogg at Austin.
 Monday morning the body lying in state in the reception room of the state capitol, was viewed by thousands. Tie funeral took place in the afternoon. Interment was made by the side of bis wife.
 In accordance with a request made by the ex-governor several months ago. when he was thought 10 be dying in Fort Worth, the only monument that will mark the grave will be pecan and walnut trees. one planted al the head and the other at the foot Of the grave. IL was the dying wish of the deceased that the people of Texas might come and gather nuts from the trees for planting in other localities.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
KING EDWARD lNCOCNlTO
He VIII spend Some Time in Paris and pinrritx, and Then Take
 Cruise On the Mediterranean.

London.-His grace. the duke of Lancaster. as King Edward will be known for two months. left for a holiday in Paris and Biarritz and sub sequent cruise in the Mediterranean The king who is attended only by Gen. Sir Stanely Clarke and the Hon Sidney Greville, spent the night on board the royal yacht at Portsmouth, leaving early this morning for Cher bourg, and will arrive in Paris this evening He will stay at the British embassy in Paris until Tuesday, and during his visit to the French capital will see President Fallierers. whom he has not yet met From Paris the king goes 70 Biarritz, France, and will stay there until the end of March. afterwards joining the royal yacht in the Mediterranean. where. f is said he will meet Emperor William Dur ing his stay at Biarritz. King Edward will see King Alfonso and discuss the details of the latter's marriage with Princess Ena of Battenberg.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
DOWIE'S DOCTRINES DON'TGO
PRAYER IN LIEU OF MEDICINE
 IS NOT UP TO DATE.
Corporation Counsel Lewis Of chfca- go tphoIds the City Health De-
 pertinent In Interfering.

Chicago. The municipal health department ls justified ln forcibly ln- teFserins in cases of extreme sickness. where the services of a physician ars refused, according to an opinion rem dered by Corporation Counsel Lewis. Since the advent of John Alexander Dcwie in Chicago, many cases of this nature have teen brought to the no- tlee of the city authorities, but no defi- nite action has even been taken in such cases until now. when prayer instead Of medicine was being used in the treatment of Mrs. Ella Turner, who is believer In Dowie's teachings. The woman had been suffering for over 24 hours, and her life was In imminent feril, as her condition called for an im- mediate operation. Instead of calling a physician the Eomaas husband and relatives appealed 10 Oyerseer Voliva Of Zion City. who sent one Of his dea- cons to pray for her. The woman's pain increased so much that her cries attracted the attention of a aeighbor, who reported the case to the police Ths police at once placed the mat ter In the hands of the health de- partmcnt. and was referred to Corpora tion Counsel Lewis. who expressed the opinion that the health department was justified in interfering in such extreme cases A physician was at once sent to attend the woman and her suffering was sfnnnad
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
ENORMOUS SPRING TRADE
An Optimistic Feeling Pervndrs Business Circles and Heavy Bafid-
 ing Operations Anticipated

New York.-BraGstreets regular weekly review says:
 Favorable features still largely pre- GomiraAe. Country buyers are more in evidence than at any previous time this year and have bought literally. Win ter wheat crop reports are as good as ever, and the probability that gen. eral coal strike may be avoided after all lends strength to industry of all kinds. Ii IS true there is rather more conservatism displayed by buyers for the more distant future and prices of some commodities are being shaded, but it Is apparently regarded as certain that an enormous spring business will be done. that building will approximate, If not surpass last years huge totals, ana that crop and trade developments of the future will take care of next season trade
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
THE LONCWORTHS HOME
M-. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Have Returned and Are nt
 Home on Eighteenth Street.

Washington D. C.-Representa- i've and Mrs Nicholas Longworth have returned to Washington from Cuba. to which place they iourneyed af- ter their wedding. They occupied a pri- vate ear attached to a regular train Of the Southern railway. which arrived here at 9;30 a. m They were met at the train by MT. Longworth's private secretary and drove Immediately to Mir Longworth's residence on Eighteenth street, where they have taken up their home. MT. Longworth will immediate ly resume his legislative duties at the capitol.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

j. C. HucaIns Killed.

Joseph C. Hudgins. Ex- Representa-. tive and prominent citizen of Polk county, was shot and killed at his home in Ballas. a few. days ago. Mir. dudgtns was about sixty-eight years Of age and one of the largest holders of real estate in his county. Tom and Ike Pipkin both of Dallas are accused of committing the crime. Tom Pipkin is in jail but Ike Pipkin is at large The two young men who are charged with the deed are both well known at their home and belong 5o family that bears high record iR the history of Polk county. No motive for the shooting Is known at present.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
Contract Awarded

The contract for the erection of I double set of barracks. officers club and captains quarters for Fort Logan II. Roots at Little Rock has been awarded 10 a contractor of Leaven- worth. Kan. The contract calls for the expenditure of $leo,0 ,000. One clause Of the contract is that the five buildings shall be completed by the end of the present year. The build. iRss when completed will care for two more companies, and it is ex- peczed that the War Department will send the companies as soon as the buildings have been inspected and ac- eepted by the government.