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New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

bales Houston steady s-Iee higher At Ioc sale. $50
ioo5o bales asaRsi nsis sfss e.
against ast t xssE yss .ss a. q a s ss'oa 2O
.! New % Orleans 5000 to 1890 against ls44 sst week
cotton Exchange special Liverpool eables-spot cotton
o AmeToan 1000 receipts Soo 4msaa6 aa6 iFpSS x 5
Siqsp,sRa 71 Se,q Futures opened steady at iiai2
points N2yem6er 55id Noseber- sas -DeoensefG OF sd
5-s TE. lT - te4se Mareh-April. acc; April-May
5sd Augs,-sep,eber 5S2d Mano6esterfarA. set
FLOUR AND MEAL,-rrad. IN th ror 1rl1ana- rs. no d..
saae with The undertone steady little more con
winter st-aghts 45ss S. wi1te 7ss9
Ts-s. sFS Ne wins5 81 eoss2 BUcKwHBST FLoURG
hoo. to ae ss sss 9o:d s , P9i5 70 good g eSsss so
g2'sa s3 ID Ere % white 81 26si N Ma coar-s ss'I 10
~ ss1 .prins s22 go standard rrd6ns 500 r.: nour
sraE $50 80 bulk s91 1882 q sseks nss9iiEr s29g
sacks o % eog so 5e 81 somny chop so so bulk 500 75
WEfEAT-THe wheat market vas rather ouet
e closing y c Fiser x h 'Pa me P1veus 5TRfe of a nFi2ss
was stesdes 5 over 1 On seeount Of proft-tang but
Sroo 81 ~ 7Ss cars last year Later there was
es eg5 t5s latter turned stronssr again houT
mem ms tim m ieTtone at the close The tcreign
sd az LIVERPOOL 10 70 Is points az Paris q mark az
~ P-oi, sEs Tonts az Budapest There was however
9s q tIs Geiage 70 he ArEsnne crop being very light
vest points reEaronE The irregular actions Mnneapo
lie as not bearing strong GUAR
ts- as TO re movement end the size OF the Primary
receirts 400 600 bush behind yesr but
othsr hand clearanees dropPed Of materially. The
weather clear and cold throughout Western
Speculative trading during the day Of moderate vol
une and the professional element dd
cltre5 take aggressive either
market. pending definite news 70 conditions IN
the Northwest The ras q OF orv
10 being still restricted by rail-
road situation TIE cash IN New
follows, No red SoNc elevator. and s2c b
No l Northern Duluth sIsSc ? hard win
ter TIC, Bur.alo CORN-Up 70 the last hour
only slight corn market ana trade
limited professional business Near close
the wheat ally caused sympathetic buying movement
which csused prices IN Chica-o 70 sell &c above the
previous night The weather conditions unfavorabls
for receipts ane interior arrivals were ony $40 900 bush
against sac 000 while clearances amounted
u 4i2 o0o bush Liverool was TO higher and ex-
pert business amounted Is loads No IN New
cioeed 63iAc elevator end Sac. afoat; No
WI No 2 yellow. 64i-c Z OATS
market steady all without much
change q West. end also steady cash IN
n New York closing follows: Mixed 26 20 20
- sac natral white so 70 IS n se94ol4c ara clipped
vrite 70. 3el. G43i7c RYE-Marset Arm; No
western 71i-c New York; Jersey and 64l4
Tfelsc delivered New York. BARLEY-Ma-ket steady:
feeding 4-zc and mating 4s15ec. Buffalo. BUCK
FFA'T-Narket steady quoted. 81 25 per 100 70
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
CASA ouorATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YORK November a 1906.
.,--rr--he ~c-ee market unsettled during to
=. ,-sBg and sos new low levei for the season
- s-s-re-.-E liquidation ana bear pressure. The
IS 81 a rarrla- decline ~ points and the
- srr.n- tie o ode Of TIE session vas about
-. iTv-s- a. around WIKI March selling a. 6-25c
- ,-e later session the market E--le stsa1ier
sis1uo-- ard -i1Ee steady. 2et unchanged
e--,,i-+E lower Both the European markets were
- Ervrp closing az e decline of "a franc.
:. sru,hu-r g. q dec o. -G-z pig a private ca
-T- Havre rla- the heavy receipts we're crush
= - -a-Eer TIE Brazilian news held out Il
-gs-er- 20 s--z rr iCugs Neither of the primary
---s r.vo-1ec s-v change hur The - Brazilian
.s,fnFe lower again by 5-l61- a. y l5-82d Re
sa we're very hearv E1c appear 10 be increasing az
~ Wv tine uarF 0f TIE bulls nave predicted
-. nv WOULD diminish Receipts the two ports
~ Gay IL ifr rzgs sgainsr z5 COO bags last
sn5 Tu-6.a-- -r"e were S7,ano bags, against
sia0 sst wear Pall1 rece-rts little g-Isr
- .hs previous . 250 b6Es against holiday
a. pre-e-- -C-1srIol probably reflects dis
l-o8r-msll failure or receipts diminish
t.s brsz-.au s--raZ approaches, and also
svr ths allure o. rso-zasIoH pan and the bulI.sh
.sso-n ron Iae coming 0-op 70 attract fresh buying
=. ne nz-ket. -he market for S0og coffee quiet,
~ euotztioos ire basis of 7tsc for Rio No :
s z1gs @; oont-ac- prices II tbs locai market today
"a
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

discount Of per for cash. days Gu, loaf
and crushed. 65ac: crystal dominoes lose: Eagle
tablets &C. mould A. 5.lse; cubes. Eagle 5-n rags
powdered Eagle confectioners' sranulsted. 5.o5c
xxx powdered 4-s5c; powdered. powdered
and fruit powc-red. Eagle nne
granulated. 4sOc Eagle, I'm cartons fine grsnu-
lated. &C. Eagle 2-D Rag. do 5.10c; Eagle. at-ro
bags DO. 5.o5e Eagle, s-r bags do SC; iOrn bags do
s5c: 2s and 5O-b bags do .ssci Eagle. rne or
standard granuIated and Diamond A. t.s0e. Confeo
toners g. soc; L 450c. Nos and !. t+5c; M T.
4oo; No s. s6c: g. 4 zoe; No :. 425c: No s. s0c
No 9. 4l5c 4n5c; No II, &C: No IL. 3 csc: No
IS. s0c: Is and Is. ss5c The market for
seemed steady to arm, With holders
asking higher prices IN Cuban sugars.
shipment. were offered at csc basis
es and freight with buyers at about exc
Nearby sugars were very Duty paid prices
quoted on the basis OF l3-1ec for 90 test
centrifugal 5-16c for muscovado. and i-1sc
for SO test rnoIasses sugar The London market for
was unchanged with buyers AZ quotations
OF SIS s94d November and December. Exports from
Cuban ports during week 1900 tons. against
the week before and 5Sn0 the same time lasr
Stock Is 900 against 5000 the previous
and III year, with receiDts an1 no
grinding cables weather fine Total
Atlantic ports is 1885 toms com
pared with 1899 previous week and 21S6TO the
time year Receints were 25sS6 tons c ~
with II SIS previous week and 26557 tNe
week 1908 Meetings we're 10000 tons against
10000 the before and $4,000 the same time a
For other markets thirteenth page.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

CoTToS-The oort1u market vas more active today
an rssetsa new -g- aFe- for The upward r.1verert
v-,h p1oss g. time ab0uc 30 points over tie low
ss o. al satl-1zy. close very STEADY al
pt a-eIoe o. lF-a1c points sales Tor -le GEy
ss-la;ad a 1900 bales. TIE market opened Gru a.
a. 60 1os q sc Is points i- response higher ca hiss
ATE nceasng ihe gan SLIGHTLY there a reaction
n1e -tziznE znL bear pressure bur G.STc for
salltT &C l.psc --- Ea-c1 there g renewal Cf
tslr ron SPOT interests and buying Tor Southern
tl- E which the market rallied sharply and sold 81
lt& n 5arusrv H-G d. - March or about 26do7
plll H hg@er- TINS big advance rom ule low
~ IS safuFCs-. followed bv heaVv rea..z-
1 alls W1ie1 me market reacted lnl = points b-.-
s--l ol ne 1ec---e owing 10 the continued support
p-lTte within ! 9
e oszt Luzs--.=5 vzar-er ever The South reports
- ---ae- e0---er- spot markets and smaller
- et-alss1 t1r Houston to-day were the causes o.
~ a-feaoe NhlcA was opposed q scale ID by many
q 'he ocl tra6e-s believe rhaf ~ fr77-6rersr-
"E l-A cent pound II TIE course q two
~. s--iss NJ market 20 substantial reaction The
- Ns eonsloere- 6 considerable 5uEer here during
~ sae Mere were tEe relative Arr-ess
- hol-Hs Nzs --e tle operations q parties IL
- = say -----~ contracts According Of
kEg -
"a sE I1.cws
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

METALS-TIN-There was al advance of p odroe u
E1e6 IS Locally the market uzs quiet and
- Tss quoted At Soc BID 5e ASKED SoPPER
rs ad fIturgs At 800 rs Sd Iocaliy the market
f. r xith @ axe sgS'a 81 81 a5 as oisf
and unchanged al 5I5gbs5e in the Local neTket Tns
TER was Is 81 Sg5e s s 80 % s @ lH fR@ vas hghsr
in the English market standard foundry quoted al
5 q and cana q F8asH at S6-er IS q IS 9aosd f at
So 757s25 70 Pig iron certificates az the Produce En-
shsnge were drA sne practically unshanged 600 ssas
IS.toTs - IoT sor g. EozsSs a. Ns-nS 500 eogs2s
F6T@S - sc % X TS erF; s n roi.s.es was
est sa j60g' 65 % %MossE Kew o.sns
trt5ga oonHaon l!al6c: fair i6gIse go9o' se5Sse:
sIEcFs S35ai4o5 bon lt4 1SS faiF' l0QI'c' COCA
oIIs-coItonseed oil was rather quiet IN absence
Of oerings and On ne strength in cotton was GTn g & sno
Noveu at 36. gs6c 400 bbls December at s4gs4Ee
Ts oI = i,- Sc % ~ 09s s an a. n. recent ad-
ysIse Rehaea petroleum was unchanged We qS0fs; f
44oc, Phlladelrhia bos 45c and n bulk : S5c re-
white sew YORK BIS 5So. sad IN bulk 4oo; Phiia
NSE YORK l5c: PhilsdelrEia d2e5c cOIIONs. ri. ~
eTs 7s as E- ri .csr. 20 Ps n ssr d jan
UaTy. S3[ E33zsc February S3L a3s &c; do March.
sss ess'se. Go NAY ssl 8S8s.c prime white ana prime
Calcutta, raw sc. LARD OIL 7s6s0c
s vas genera s stvaT9s . n5 IN o pro
houses late grain strength covering by
% hQ 70 so5 70 o sy o. IN the cay s6 5Set o zoo g sb 5s
exPeced Is 900 on Tursda kansas City receipts II 600
snd Omaha $500 PORK steady. Quoted Mess, sis@
SIS IS. family, SlsGsle 80 short clear S17 2Gs19 BEEF
crIn quoted Mess SsnSs tarnily 81 5O1S15 packet
quiet Quoted. s22as23 80. DRESSED HOGS firm.
g. pigs 9AzGloc CUT MEATs-Pigked bellies steady
Quoted Smoking l2-zc: 10 ID 11a81l9c y H. loS4
= h lol. alO-c picked hams quiet quoted I2ql2tac
@ ouoed F Mddle Western eGhpF Prime S5s 7Oo city
lard steady quoted exc; refined lard steady, quoted
South America 10 75c; Continent s5c; Brazil kegs
Il T5c compound quiet, quoted 75saslsc sTEARINE
quiet Quoted l2c; city lard stearfns 1O&c The
wholesale price beef New York sor date:
No ribs 10, I3c No. DO, &c. No. DO T-zc; No
loi-s l4-zc: lOc No DO Sc; No chUczs ~
No a.. slsc; No 90 sac; No rounds enc; No do,
7c, No DO. &c.
RICE-The general market was steady TO arm with
good demand. which takes Up offerings quite freely
Mills continue 10 light supplies and their Of
fe-ings promptly absorbed. Quotations follow:
Domestic 81 3ssc: second heads
choice heads. - 47sc; fancy heads 515lzc; extra
fancy heads, 81 q &C. Japan domestic, ~ q Nc
Patna, 81 95@+c; Java, IS 5hc Rangoon. in bond.
21s & 2izc
SUGAR-Pefned sugar had slow with prices
unchanged and quoted net basis OF sso14 7oc
for rraruIate6 less per cash The follow
ing prices subject rebate Of 70 points and
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
3 . - - b ths . rl.rket .

-yN-ne Local -s-Ee- for SPOT cotton quiet
-. us y 1o-1-s 5-grs-. ar lo.70c FOR mddling Up
So = lvsS- -- 1----.-E Eu-c Ssles. 800 bs es
s- 500 markets -e-ee~a7bez As fellows Lit
---tS A s-sI l7--z--e- al eac. Baltimore 11uliral.
a. - e. i'C --E-s-s ErU &c higher. lU2sc;
- aaes r. Louis sr-2, I-I6c higher. al 20 --l5c
ss,5--ss oe.es A7...e steady. nc higher, a. sAc.
h, - s-e-. 5- lt-s-- sa-es G34 ba-es. Cha les
a lL--a - 5g-er AZ sec Galveston frn. 80 higher
~ 1-ts ~ bales NeW Orleans steady. - higher
N,tt $500 ls--s wilmington steacv. &c higher
- @e--l--. ----- = a-E.e- a -o.e. sa-es. I. 800
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

ANY LkTELL-IG ENT PERSON may earn
$50 10 500 H7uthly. az home, IN spare
uIi.e, cores pondlns Tor newspapers; no car
NaHs.Aks experience unneCrszaTy send fof
D4ii----afs. PreEs = nGlcaJe. L1ckpoTt, n I
Sh--' H-t-AL nouEerork girl IN sSaFInenti :
small family JenEirs qOa W-ssf IOI II ST
l1OL sEi-EEPER WANTED-By retired
pAyslc4An. living IN suburbs: must have
$50 iElei isAcea and must be qualified 70
L-tPly pF 4eller Cl4y- Henry ka.. Room
- --o.--L-eI-lal Trust BlGg jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

sagss Insertions E cents p-- rin- s,r-
- Aofrs seven t.---s .1-s-~,,rIva1v 81
- en-li4es advertiser 70 have rooms
~ ~ pe-.ct Cf fourteen DAYS n
- sI!1lne Directory Of Deslrabls
A Write fCr circular
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
WORK WANTED.
Female.

STENOGRAPHER typ-v-iter s,.s.rsn,
bookkeeper. SIX months expertsnce: sa airy
s6; II years OF age; reference Bessie
Moor luts Essex Il
-ENpTR tpHY rvp-wrfttng fac si-uU-
Duplicating sISsrb work cheap rates
"a worE enograuheTs Furnished Derr0a-
stenographers exchange I5O ,.isssu at
TRAVELLING COMPANION To A Iadv by
a ca tufed Southern woman. university
gIadu ate; best refe enCes. Ad,iT ss Box 323
Woman's College Meridian Mss.
WANTED az once. by a graduate OF hos
pital f0T nervous diseases. a lady or gen
tleu7an who would appreciate kind and syrn-
pathetic treatment. Address Nurse Box
2o0 I.eGr~irsjar Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

y EAST -HE ALABAMA -
-. furnished apartment private
H., ~ os.y Including meals -Vo. SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

- s. I4F EAST -De.irsbIa -oo--,
osls-. -z---a-l1rs ssn-Lary plumbing eN-
af...-.- -So4' 1ac service refined patronage
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

-. Information concerning -hers
h. -Ay Dc rad free OF charge a.
-. -Dlthn one - The NsE--To-k
~ ,.,'-.s .t 1861 Broadway. berWesn s6th
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
FOR SALE.

DLkA-, roIl,ops psrtit.,rs r1tIl,gs tabIes
saies- letter Er-tssa counters. she!vlnzs,
ss.e.l-',s s-.4e ~ t-Fes. sJgaeE, 5n-css lifted
'.An Bnos.. 1872 Centre az
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
HELP WANTED.

Any IN-TELLIGEST PERSON may earn
$40 10 SO monthly. al home. IN spare
time corresponding for newspapers no can
vaEs.u uF. experiences unr-csssary- send for
particulars Press Syndicate. LOCkPoTt y. l.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

~ ran' ro9r1. with board sui-s 1Ie
q r.. Terms moderate. table guests
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

WANTED a working farmer. married
must understand crCps. cattle and pCU!-
rry plough. drive open and general farm
work wife daily etc. 70 board faruEands
unfinished hc-ss given Write. with full
esr particulars. references and wages eX-
pec.ed. W. P O. Box 80. Bedford station.
X
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
HELP WANTED
Female.

Female.
ABRAHAM & STRAITS.
BROOKLYN. WANT a
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER Is YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT As
PARCEL WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
IENDENT. DEPART
AENI OF WRAPPING.
EASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

WANTED Two frst class. sober reed and
rar-an baske Ju1akers; permanent position
for -rsr class worku1sn. address Standard
N01CeEwaIe Company. Los Angeles, Cal
WANTED. Experienced non-unlOn mono
typs keyboard operator Buxton 4 Skin
neT Stationery 60 St Lou-E. 40.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
BOARD WANTED

- YCCNG gFS 80 - -.
VIA prsva;s .anl.v aSrI ,'--- - ss-s
- sss s. Tribune Crr1Vg- O~.ce
5000 Esy
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

= ---S..sta-EN-s and subscriptions for
a. ;. Ao. 1864 prrs5usv 5erveer 5G-r
;assnsg,, = -Et.l = O. clock 2 II AcEer-
c1ass :. -eleiFec o. The 70 Glowing branch
a. 1Hlce rates cnrl O'Clock
.N q. - - 81 ave . coz ggc $,
= PES, -. cor l@tr 81 - East lzrr s-.
= Ws,, -, = between 7-1 alc stn szes.
- 81. 1895 81 ave
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PED ID" LINE

DEU d LIVE
AA For La Guayra. Puerto Cahsiio. cu-a-
- so Maracalbo, via Curacao. calItnR
sIso a. san Juan. ?. R
: PHuAD ELPHIA- Sat. Nov. "a, noon
5. ) CARACAS .--- sat, Dee 9, nooa
To- IA C;uayrR. Curacao and MarscAIhs
ZI-LIA --.. -...-- sat. Nov IT. noon
NARACAIBO. sat. Dec !. noon
Tbese steamers have superior accom-
--o5a+lOrs for passengers
ROTLTON BLISS & DALLE-
Gensral Managers ss- Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

For Porto R1GO
Steamships Of the RED d" LINE VIII
sal from Pier IL near Wall St Ferry
Rrooklyn. for san Juan direct. as follows:
: ADELPEIA sat. Nov. "a noon
s s CARACAS -.---. Sat. pec. 8. noon
For freight Or passage apply 70
ROIITON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wan 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT pri-
"A. vate bath. $3.50 daily including meals two 12s
weekly; SIS. THE ALABAMA I5 E. Iith St
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

BAKER. Foreman on bread and rolls
sJeaay anu sooer, In hotel " restaurant, !,
Dest references. etahi. llOs lst ave. near
JlsL ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

kEEPER-ExperJ; young married
man capable Of handling any System;
eIgaI years large coTDCl atoms references
former AMI present employers STEADY nab
ats. z L.. 25A eJh ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

BOOKKEEPER. 20, AZ present with large
ranknZ noise desires Change Al
nc. SC reIe.vLIes- Accountant BoX <s'
.rl1lne Once
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OCEAN srEAMrR
EnRTA GEsMAN IlnYn.

tr ~ 2 euea Fi--s. n z - So H7bolSsn
~ .iE-'N NtN l. 0vO TFo 4 VF,LLE.RS'
rs GO9J ~. OVTp THE WORLD
OE'.r- Us 30 " proaFvgav \
Louis r. Meyer i0lG Walnut ST PhnA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

BOOhkEEPERi assistant double entry. be-
glnnzT neat Of appearance reasonable
sa-a!y, no agency. ADD Sss Beginner, 1870
be. .eu 81, bTOOAiyu-
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fUESIsHED ROOMS TO LIT

'sos, Information concs--,-~ -.
.stosb - os hao. free % charge. a. ths
1ta p ooe q The N-w-Yort T--S,,-s
---1sz between 1gth and 5-th as
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

NAN CID: In factory or at anything:
wages not less than SO: best city refer
encs- J. Murray. 25I HUMBOLDT St, Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

STANLEY RESTAURANTS make a feature of uniddz,
luncheon. dinner and theatre suppers.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

PORTER.-Co ored man: porter OF janitor;
good worker: references S. B.. 25 West
Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

BAkER.-By Austrian. jLsI laH4te, ar
lairc nan on bread and ro4is. OsOieE'
I53 bushWick ave, brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

PAINTER. R.-Kalsominer whitewasher: by
the day or contract; estimate on all Jobs,
city or country. Andrews. East 1890 ct.
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WORK WANTED


ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK BY boy.
- years II a large HhoIesa4e house, can
Go a little or-.ce wOrk. / csnsor. os Chrys-
tie 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

PORTER. good city references
William Simmons. care OF Mrs. Robert
son $50 West 2sth 81
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Eugene Martinere, who has
been employed as a stenogra-
pher in the Office of Superinten-
dent E. j Gibson, of the Santa
F'e at this place. has gone to
Albuquerque and will accept a
similar position in the office of
l. J. Custer, in the store keep
ers Office in that city.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

In one of the Santa Fe's latest
booklets, which describes the
run of the now famous Scott
special, contains pictures of all
the engineers who participated
in the pulling of the special and
among them may be noticed the
faces of Charles Wood, D. A.
Lenhart and Jack Briscoe, all
of this city.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

John Bremen, popular
young man in society circles of
Albuquerque, and who has been
in the employ OF the Santa Fe
as a stenographer in the stores
department at that place, has
arrived in this city, and will &C
cept position in the office of
Superintendent E. J. Gibson.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mrs. M. A. Mcintyre, mother,
in-law of K. J. Arey, who is
connected with the water SER
vice of the Santa Fe, has re
turned to her home IN Williams,
after an enjoyable visit with
friends in this city.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Arizona division of the Santa
Fe, with headquarters at this
place, was in Albuquerque this
week on railroad business.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Arthur Williams, of Flagstaff,
is a neW arrival in the CitV and
has accepted a position with the
Santa Fe Railroad Company.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Percy Ross, superintendent of
water service on the Santa Fe
coast lines, who is residing in
this city, has been in Albuqner-
que during the week, Investigate
ing the water facilities of the
yards at that place
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

G.. A. Davidson has succeeded
w. G.. Taylor as auditor of the
coast lines OF the Santa Fe,
with headquarters at Los An
geles. Davidson was formerly
cashier in the treasury depart
ment of the company and is we'll
known to the local employees of
the Santa Fe.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20
LOCHL NEWS
EIks Social Session.

The Sixth Annual Social SeS-
sion of the local herd of Elks
took place at the Opera House
Thursday night. The evening S
entertainment consisted OF Pro
gressive Whist until midnight,
after which a delectable lunch
con was served. followed by
dancing, which continued until
four O'Clock Friday morning.
The house was appropriately
decorated, and those who were
present are unanimous in pro
nouncing it the social success OF
the season. as there was not a
single incident to mar the pleas
ure of the merry makers.
The prizes were awarded as
follows: G. en- e III n S first
prize, a beer stein, W. D. Brit
ton; second prize, briar pipe.
Tom Seeger; consolation prize,
ash tray. Walter Friend.
Ladies first prize, cut glass
fruit dish. Mrs Riley WolcOtt;
second prize. a china cream and
sugar set. Mrs. John Downs;
consolation prize. an almond
spoon. Mrs. w. B. Elliot.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Engineer Jack Briscoe, who
has recovered from his recent
accident. has been visiting
friends in Gallup this week.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Work has again commenced
on the Chevelon dam, which
will soon oe completed and
ready to lmpound the spring
freShetS.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mrs. D. A. Shope, wife of the
building and bridges superin-
tendent OF the coast lines be-
tween Isleta and Seligman, has
gone to Albuquerque from San
Marcial, and will leave that
city in a day or two for Chicago,
where she goes to have an oper-
alton performed with the hopes
Of being benefited. Mrs. Shope
has been failing in health for
some time, and her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Hugo Victor, of Williams, was
in attendance at the Elks So
cial Thursday night, returning
home yesterday morning.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mrs. Susan Maloy, of Carrizo,
spent a couple of days here last
week the guest of her friend,
Mrs. NJ. N. Thompson.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

The Elks have recently com
pleted some needed repairs on
their hall, which materially
adds to the comfort and appear
ance of the place
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

r. G. Creswell was in Hol-
brook this week in connection
with business pertaining to
county affairs.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mrs. Jess Miller, of Albuquer-
que, was in the city Thursday,
and attended the Elks card
and dance social.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Sheriff HoLck. who took an
insane NJ eXic can to the
asylum at Phoenix. last week
has returned home, accompanied
by Mrs. HOuCk.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. j f Woods and
children, and Mrs. Harris, moth
er of Mrs. Woods. were here
during the week from the county
seat visiting friends.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

viii each of the women Of the
Ladies Aid Society please re
member that next Friday after
noon, January Goth, at 9 2o'clock,
is the regular social meeting
day, so all remember the date
and meeting place-at the home
Of Mrs. M N Thompson
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mrs. E. G. Dubois and chill
dren, of Williams, who have
been visiting friends here for
several weeks, returned to their
home the early part of this
week.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Gus Heyman, popular
knight of the grip, with head
quarters in San Francisco, was
in the city this week, calling on
local merchants.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

G. H. Hess, Jr., the popular
pharmacist of Holbrook, accom-
panied by his wife, enjoyed the
card party and dance given by
the B. p. 0. E. S Thursday
night.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

Mrs w. p. Geary, wife of the
district attorney of this county,
and resident Of this city, re-
turned home Tuesday after en-
ioying pleasant visit of several
DAYS duration with her sister,
Mrs. Anna Gray, 319 North
Fifth Street, Albuquerque.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

All lovers of sport will be
treated to six-round tistic en-
counter at the Winslow Opera
House tonight. The go will be
between Kid Brahm, the Pride
Of Pittsburg," and Kid Stevens,
of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
After the contest a dance will
be given.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-20

1t has been discovered posi-
lively that Peter Barr, the des-
perate negro who died in Pres
cott a short time ago, as the
result of wounds received in
pistol duel with Santa Fe Officer
Whitley at Ash Fork, was al
escaped convict. This accounts
for the readiness with which the
negro handled his gun when be
shot at Special Santa Fe Oft
Ger Mainz at Isleta, thirteel
miles west of Albuquerque, ano
again for the speed with WhiC
be got his batteries into actio
when Whitley elected him fro
the Santa Fe train at Ash For
Letters received by the offiCia
in Prescott from Louisiana brir
the news that Barr was sent
the state penitentiary for Ii
wanton murder of a #
low negro near the little TOW
of Coushatta. He succeed
in escaping from the Louisia
institution, and it is thoug
that he was headed for Mex D
or the Orient.