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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
COPPER HIGHER, BUT
LEAD IS UNCHANGED
Iron Also Makes Slight Ad-
vance; Spelter Gains and
Holds Firm.

' 0' y II'1I' 3 - 80 ~ 10
y + r r = = + 4 y y y y y + y 1
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-09
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished house. Ap-
ply at 625 N. Main st. 06t5*
FOR RENT Comfortable furnished
room, 3 large windows, 404 N. Lea.
1Ot3*
FOR RENT Neatly furnished room
to lady, in choice home, SIP North
Missouri ave. Off
FOR RENT Desk room in best 10
cation in city. Office Big 4 Realty
Company, Grand Central Hotel. Off
FOR RENT Desirable room at
rea of y. s. Market in Record
Block. Apply U. S. Market. 19tf
FOR RENT Four room house, 504
North Penn. ave. Good location and
three blocks from town. Apply at
house. OFT
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WANTED.

WANTED Nurse girl at sol Wash
ington. 05tf.
WANTED Lady to keep house
and take care of two children. Ad-
dress NJ. z. Miller, Roswell. 08t2*
LOST Two elk teeth. Return to
this Office and get reward. 09t4
WANTED Gentleman or lady with
good reference, to trave by rail or
with a rig, for a firm of $3.50, 600 90
capital. Salary S1,O72.O0 per year
and expenses; salary paid weekly
and expenses advanced. Address,
with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Ros-
we'll, N. Mex. Its
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.t!&h r..
From Santa Fee New Mexican.

From Santa Fe New Mexican.
Judge William H. Pope. presiding
judge for the Fifth Judicial District
of New Mexico, with headquarters at
Roswell, was in Santa Fe during the
past week in attendance pon the
sessions of the Territorial Supreme
Court. Judge Pope's district compris-
es the counties of Cnaves, Eddy and
Roosevelt, and he is very enthusiastic
over the condition and prospects of
that section of the Territory. In
speaking to a representative of the
New Mexican, Judge Pope said:
Roosevelt County.
9TH outlook for southeastern New
Mexico has never been as bright as
it is today. From Texico, which it at
the Texas line, and thus on h very
threshold of the Pecos Valley, to
Carlsbad, which is the most southern
place of any Importance in that val
ley, the story of prosperity is every
where told. In Roosevelt county con-
ditions never before have been as
good. | have been there twice to hold
court during the past spring, and the
feeling is of the greatest confidence
in the future of that section. Every
week brings cores of families VINO
are taking up homesteads and pro
ceeding to improve them, and the
class of immigrants is the kline from
which we may expect the best of
citizenship in the future. In taking
a trip by rail in Roosevelt county
one is never out of sight of a home
where five years ago antelope ranged
in large herds. OF the new towns,
Texico is becoming a point of great
Importance, being the junction of the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-09
Brakeman Hits Low Wire.

Brakeman Harry Nichols, former
ly of this city, received a severe in
of a box car Saturday by running in
to a low telephone wire at Portales.
He was not thrown from the car. He
was taken to Amarillo to have his
eye dressed.
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newly constructed Eastern Railway
of New Mexico or Belen cutoff OF
the Santa Fe system, and the Pecos
Valley Line. Its people are very con-
ident that it is the western terminus
of the lines projected by the Santa
Fe system to the Gulf. If this prof.
ect becomes a reality, Texico will be
one of the most important railroad
points in the Territory. the confidence
of the Texico people in its future is
shown nv the recent establishment
of two Banks and the erection of
quite a number of creditable build
ings.
AT Portales, the county seat of
Roosevelt county, a number of new
store buildings are being erected and
its people are evincing a determine
ton not to be outstripped in growth
by the younger towns which are now
springing up Il the north and south.
OF these, one of the most prosperous
is Elida to the vicinity of which there
has been a very steady flow of heal
thy immigration. Then there is
~Brownhorn, which expects to be a di-
vision point on the new Belen cutoff;
and one Or two equally promising
towns between Texico and the Pc
river.
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ChaVes County.

I'm Chaves county the business in
terests are all prosperous, and the
time does not seem far distant when
that county will be certainly the
wealthiest and perhaps the most pop
ulous of the Territory. Roswell o n
tinues to grow and to become more
and more the model city of New Mex
leo. In addition to its commercial
club, which has been one of the stron-
gest factors in the life IF the city, it
now has a fiourishing Country Club.
with club house and grounds about
three miles from town, a source of
alike. Its Importance as a city is
shown by the number of gatherings
which are now being held there from
time to time. A few years ago the
suggestion of a trip to Roswell seem
ed quite as formidable as one to Chi
cage or other eastern points, but
with the Torrance Automobile Line
in excellent operating condition, and
the opening of the Texico-Belen rail
road to travel a matter of only a few
months, the people of the Territory
are learning more and more that the
beautiful capital of Chaves county
with it's innumerable trees, it's miles
and miles of cement sidewalks, its
picturesque ~artesian wells, is in New
Mexico, and they are selecting it for
their conventions and other gather
ings. The Territorial Board of Phar-
macy met there last month, and
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there was a joyous gathering of New
| Mexico Shriners there a couple of
weeks ago. The Presbyterian Synod
of New Mexico and Arizona is, | be-
lieve, appointed to meet there in the
fall, and the Territorial Bar Associa-
ton next year. Not only that, but a
mont g some enterprising Ros-
well citizens went to Amarillo, Tex
as, practically invading the enemy's
country, and captured the next spring
convention of the West Texas Cat
tie Growers Association. This viii
bring hundreds of cattle men to the
Pecos Valley next year, anu the Ros-
well people are already planning for
an auditorium in which to accommo-
date this and other gatherings of the
future. Anothe source of prosperity
for Roswell is the fact that the Hondo
reclamation project is practically
complete and within a short time will
be turned over by the government to
the Water Users Association. This
project will bring into cultivation ov-
SI lSu luOuSdLu dCIeS VI liz llLCSt
land in the West, and under the gov
ernment regulations which forbid ex-
tensive holdings, will meal a large
population of small farmers and a
corresponding number of very highly
cultivated farms in the Immediate vi
cinity of Roswell.
Eddy County.
Considerations of time and space
forbid my speaking at n length of
the great advancement being made
also in Eddy county. The great in
crease in population may be inferred
from the fact that at a party prima-
~ held a month ago there were hun
dreds of voters more than at the gen
eral election of 904. The increase in
population has been largely at the
northern end Of the county where
the fiourishing towns of Artesia, Day
ton and Lakewood are demonstrating
the magic results tina can be attain
ed when artesian water is applied to
a fertile soil. Carlsbad, also never
before, has been more prosperous. l
visited there last week and a to
sleep in a sample room of one of the
several hotels, all being crowded.
When the great government irriga-
ton project between Lakewood and
Carlsbad, work on which was recent
ly begun in earnest, is completed, sou
thern Eddy county will more than
keep pace with the portion of the
| Valley farther north d.
Statehood.
A to the position of the Pecos
Valley people on the subject of state
hood" continued Judge Pope. 81
entertain no doubt that they will roll
up a large majority for statehood at
the coming election. The population
being made up almost exclusively of
those who have enjoyed the privi-
leges of self-government in the
states, the sentiment is largely in
favor of a state government here.
True, there are those who insist up
on separate statehood or nothing
and those who are opposed to state
mood in any form, but the large ma
jority of our people are. in my opin-
ion, prepared to vote for the new
state of Arizona as proposed by the
recent act of congress. Speaking per
sonaHy, it is my Judgment that joint
| statehood rs the most that we can
hope for at the hands of congress at
the present time / am therefore hear
tily in favor OF it and shall be glad
to do all l can toward the OF
the statehood at the November
election"
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A NoN-PARTIsAN QUESTION IN
THE PECOS VALLEY.
JUDGE POPE INTERVIEWED

Tells the Santa Fe New Mexican of
the Rapid Advancement Being
Made in Chaves, Roosevelt and Ed
dy Counties.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-23

bis weigh in the best homes, and
takes his pick il the kitchen
The BAKER, being fond of luaf and
having more crust than the others,
is invariably invited tob reak bread in
the best of families, and generally
winds up by selecting the flour OF the
family to minister to his kneads
On the whole we cannot approve
this new Eastern system of etiquette
Nor can we tunreservedly praise the
authors maual of social usage He
has cosidered the subject from too
frivolous viewpoint He IS too Gid
con Wurdz - Chicago Inter Ocean
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MALAGA

Malaga, June 22.-Mrs. W. S. Bat
terman and son Donald of Oakesdale
Wash. are here visiting with HI r
father E. Marble.
Florence Smith returned home from
tie.
Frank Grimes returned to his home
on Stemilt hill Wednesday evening
after a sOjonrL. OF few days with
friends in v enatchee,
Abe. McMuilen of Stem lit hill, is
delivering several hundred sacks of
spuds to dealers in Wenatchea.
George Fletcher was transactipg
business at the county seat nednes
day.
Lewis hletzlor of Ottawa ILL.,, who
has been visiting with the J. G. Cor
coran family the past few days left
Wednesday for up river points to visit
friends there. Metzler is favorably
impressed with the valley and will
doubtly locate here.
Lumber is being delivered for three
new residences on parG OF the Har-
Ian ranch purchased by Mr.. Preinne
aud sold to par ties IN Wenatchee.
E. L. Balch, p. O. Wall and s
Gulick met Tuesday evening as q
building committee to draw plans aud
specifications for the Wenatches Val
ley Fruit Growers Assn's ware house
here. Mr.. Balch SAYS that the order
the lumber will be placed Immediate
ly and the work Oh the building will
be commenced as soon the lumb Der can
he delivered. The building to be 32
by 30 TT. and nine foot posts.
Mr.. and Mrs. c B. Reed were at
the county seat Wednesday visiting
with their sou Harvey.
'o'" ooil' soih auotHeI ten dcIts
of his ran u!l to Fred kisar of Wenat
chez for $4,000.
A. l.. Smart is on the Clockum ir
thei interests of the Wenatchee Pro-
duce Company
Glen Young bought q ranch on
SteInilt creek Thursday. The place
Is known as the Big Jim ranch. Con
sic Grafton $500.
". G. Perry as at the county seat
"Wednesday on business connection
with school.
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lust Retribution

He rejoiced in the not very hnmor'
Gus name Of Wood, aid he prided hun
self Oh his jokes and smart repart:ee,
Few of his friends had escaned the
lash of his tongue, and he had vic.
timized many by his practical jokes
In fact. he never lost an opportunity
of being funny.
One day he met a friend whose
name was Stone, and naturally name
like that was too good chance to
miss.
Good morning, Mr.. Stone," he
said gaily; land how is Mrs. Stone
and all the little pebbles"
"Oh. quite we'll, Mr.. Wood was
the whitening reply. "How's Mrs
Wood and all the little splinters:"
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DEATH FROM LOCKJAW

never follows an injury dressed with
Buck len Arnica Salye. Its antisep-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, mer-
chant, of Rensselaersville, N. Y.
writes: 1t cured Seth Buroh, of this
place, Of the ugliest sore on his neck
ever saw Cures Cuts, Wounds,
Burns and Sores. 25c at Wenatchee
Drug Co.
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Mikes Good Reason

One of the ablest and best known
surgeons of western New York, on un-
doing bandage one day, found to his
surprise that he had securely fastened
it TO the patients skin.
well, Nike" sail he, why in
the world didn't you cry out when !
ran that pin into you
"Indade, sor, said Mike, land
supposed you understood your busl-
ness
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Whistler S Joke

Of Whistler. the famous American
painter, al artist said at the Grolier
club in New York:
II knew and admired Whistler in
the early days Of my career in Paris.
He lived luxuriousiy. l lived in o
garrett. Though he liked me none the
less for that, he did not permit any
false delicacy to keep him from jok ing
me about my poorhouse ways.
"One dey. i'll a very shabby suit, I
was strolliug on the Boulevard des
Italiens when some one halted me
from the rear. | turned and saw
Whistler hasten ing toward me in his
tall hat and his lemon colored gloves.
waving his long black cane.
"Ah,' said rather flatrered, SO
you recognized me from behind, dia
you, MASTER
d" Yes, said Mr. Whistler, laugh.
ing msli3iously' spied you through
a hole in your coat.
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ROCHEFUUCAULD wrote. I'VE
promise according to our. hopes, and
perform according to our fears. IF
some of your employees illustrate tn is
truth, take up the Help Want" ads.
as at course OF reading perform
according to your interests
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Won BueloW and the Horse

Prince Won Buelow's faintiug fit iu
the Relchsteg attracted wide sym
pathy. One suggestion IN particular
impressed him. 1t was from an old
veterinary surgeon: 4 have been very
much grieved to read III the papers
that you had seizure of weakness.
If you are subject to them | can give
YOU a remedy of my own discovering
which is composed of quite armless
herbs | have used it often for horses,
and it never failed. You should try
it" The imperial chancellor was
profoundly touched by the thought
that he needed horse physio. New
York Tihune.
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FOR SALE--acRE TRACTS

BEAUTIFUL j acre tract one mile
west of Wenatchee. Good water
right, room house, barn lGx24.12
feet posts, spring water for domestic
purposes, all smooth good soil, so
rods TO school, all set TO l and 3.year
old trees "a acre i'll berries, balance
in melons, corn and potatoes, good
location a snap if raken soon. A j.
Liuville, X. f. d. No. |. Farmers
Phone SOB.
FOR SALE-acre tracts, five and ten
right. J. s. Mooney ana Co. If
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SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1906
THE NEW ETIQUETTE.


An effete Fastener named Gideon
Wnrdz has evolved new system of
etiquette and get it forth in q book.
Some of his ideas are clever, bnt as a
whole his system is so nonseDsical that
his publishers have had the good
sense to give the book the title "Edi-
otto Etiquette'
This would be social reformer and
dictator of social usage must be given
credit, however, for prsiseworthy
motive He says by way of explana-
ton that he wants to help the Old
Man to endure the fiery furnace of the
Afternoon Tea; the Young Mother TO
announce the coming OF the firstborn;
the adolesceDt Butterfly to break forth
at a Coming Out party, and Nj Young
Groom to hook his wife's dress
In. snort, he wants Ito show every
sincere disciple of decorum the easiest,
quickest, and happiest way of " inning
the Obstacle Race that is being ever
lastingly run off in the glitterig area
of Fashion, Fesivity. ad Folly"
But the methods of this reform are
as bad as his motives are good For
one thing, he is woefully discursise
For instance, of what use to the Old
Man is this paragraph in connection
with Afternoon Teas?
The first Afternoon Tea in this
country was held il Boston harbor in
1913 The British entertained, and
bevy of bright young Indians poured
Unfortuntely. the guests overindulged
and began to throw out their chests
Before long they were all over the bay
In advising the Young Mother he
says that elthsr a formal or informal
announcement of birth may be issued.
The formal calls for an engraved card
bearing the essential facts, somewhat
after this fash ion:
October p, 1908.
At the door of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Van Rathskella
by
THE STORK
One Package of Male Matter
G. o. d.
The informal announcement, he
says, may be drawn up by the family
lawyer and signed by the parents. 1t
should read somewhat as follows:
No. IL Doeful Terrace, Nov Ii,
ly05.-The undersigned beg to an
nouncs that on the 10th lust, while
still in the eioyment of life, liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness, they
W ere stricken with twins. This event
has naturally iven their home more
life and less liberty, while the further
pursuit of happiness is indie finiteIy
post poned.
Awaiting your offerings OF sym
pathy-and silverware-we beg to sub
scribe ourselves in the throes of son
stroke.
PHINEAS AND PHOEBE ONDER.
DONK.
These suggestions of course. are
too nonsensical TO be seriously CO nsid /
cred. They may be adopted in the
East. but the West will have none of |
them. And all through the book
light tone and frivolous language are
to be noted. For example. in the |
chapter OH Calling we find these
paragraphs:
The Iceman is usually the first cal |
Ter but he seldom has much to say, |
being tong tied. Still he always has
axe. cess to the basement door, makes
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-23
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that AL. Rog
ers, has filed with the county com
missioners of Chelan county, Washing
ton, a petition asking Or a franchise
TO lay water pipes and other works for
the purpose of conveying water for
public and private use in the streets
alleys aud other public places i'll the
plats of land known as Entiat Fruit
land, the first addition to Entiat Fruit
lands and hillside plat of Entiat.
Also in, along, over and across all 9TH
er pubic roads in said County Of Che
Ian, within three of said named plats.
Notice is further given, that Men
day the End, DAY of July, 1906, at the
hour of o'clock has been fixed as the
date for hearing said mattel, by the
Commissioners of said county, at their
usual place of meeting III Wenatcbee,
Wash
Given under my hand this 10Th. day
of May 4. d.. 1906.
Jno. A. Geliativ
Auditor of Chelan County, Washing.
ton C 6 %
How many hours TO market-the
want ad. way: Test the matter.
Stop trying to do it all yourself
advertise for help.
Carlyle said: Make yourself an
honest man, and then you may be sure
that there is one rascal less in the
world, read the ads. and you may
be sure that there is one lees easy
mark" in the world.
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: Ia acres l.2 miles from town, 3
acres bearing orchard 8 year old
trees. acres in one year old trees
balapce alfalfa. small house, ber-
ries, etc. good water-right, price
$3.50 FER acre, half cash, balance on
easy terms +. Y. Martin.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

One Year. by Mail, In Advance, SIS. 90
Six Months. by Nail, in Advance. $50
Delivered by Carrier. per week. 10
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Classified ads cents q line each In
sertion. minimum charge 10 cents.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

d. ". King, office over WeDatc"ee Drug
20. Fmr s Phone, office 1873, res. 1871.
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FOR SALE-City Lots

GOOD on easy terms,
midway between business district
and new hi ige, facing We1atcbee
Avenue and Columbia St. Block 56,
First Addition, is now on the mark
ct in lots 45Xl20 feet-COme quick
end get your choice. For prices and
terms see D. B. Fuller.
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Frank Culp, If. D. A. 7. Kaupp
NJ. D., Griags Block.
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Entered as second-class matter at the
eostoffice at Wenatchee, Washington.
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GENERAL CkSMITHiNG

q. G. Hall, Undertaken and Funer
al Director. Mrs. G.G. Hall, Lady Asst.
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W. M. Mccoy. physician and sur
geon. Ellis Forde block. y ray work
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SUBURBAN ACRES
FOR SALE ScELLaNEOUS

FOR RESULTS-advert in the
classified columns of tie Daily World.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-23
AMUR SAILS NtW ROADS
Dominion Government to
 Care for Win Y Arm

s. A. D. Bertrand, superintendent Of public works in the NuSou, is ju the south end Of his djs,r.cJ for the purpose Of looking into the road situation gen e-a1ly and particularly into The u'edS o. Windy Arm The Yukon govern meut is wide awake to the great possi- biIi,ies in store for Conrad and the Windy Arm county, and it is proposed not to overlook anything that will con tributes to their promised prosperity.
 Gov. NcInneS, W bo was at White horse just a shor, time ago, Is euthusi- astic over the prospects for the new camp. h dispatch 10 J. T. LitEow, comptroller Of Yukon territory and act jog commissioner. he expressed his be- lief tha. Conrad Is a coming center Of great activity.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-23
FROM SFN4If
Senator Templeman Resigns
 tO Run For House

William Templemsn, ol Victoria, who was recently sworn in as minister oi inland revenue in the cabinet Of Sir WTfrid Lsurier, has resigned from the Dominion senate and will stand Tor election to the house Of commons in Victoria The venerable NIT. Riley, who resigned from the commons to make place for the new cabinet officer, has been appointed Co the vacant place in the senate. The election iu Victoria will take place March 6. 10 is said lhe conservatives will not oppose the eI,c- ton Of Mr. Templemsn, but that Joe Martin, Of At'fn alien exclusion lame, will probably be sn Independent anti
 Laurier-ljberal candidate. 10 is COZ cede el that Templemsu will be elected.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-23
INLAND WEATHER

Weather conditions obtaining a iu- land points at s o'clock this morning, according to teleg.aphic reports re ceived at the offices of the W. ?. X Y. R., were ss tollvr
 ForiyTTe-Clear, calm, B below, DawDn-CIesr. calm, &S below.l OgiIvie-CIou5y, calm, A below. Stewart-Clear. calm. 70 beIowl Coffee Crcek-C'err, calm, g below. Selkirk-CIear, calm, 56 below. Yukon CroSsing-Cloudy, north wind, g below.
 Big SaImou-Cloudy, calm, % below. Hootalinqua-Cloudy, north wind, S below.
 Lower Laharge-Cloudy, north wind, whitehorse-C Cloudy, calm, 26 below. 6 below.
 Tagish-Cloudy, calm, 10 below. Atliu-CIoudv. calm. I6 below. Courad-Cloudy, calm, l0below. Caribou-Cloudy, calm, P below. BenneU-Cloudy, calm, 2 abovd. Log Cabiu-Cloudy, calm, O. Fraser Showing, cam, 6 above. White Pass, loudly. north wind, g above.
 Glscier-Snowing, north wind, IS above