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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
The following the total net receipts OF cotton at all
ports since September /: -
.b,l9S,73T

Flour AD s aAI The. -four situation remains
soW TO make ene sellers n nfa b Aga h mills
day in winter straights wood Prices are
ter straghs SsGS4 winter patents 81 ioS4 So spring
eStr No Winter 3 ss$ 10 RYE F 19T sea SRd
s. coNMEA easy Quoted: Kin dried s5a$a TO- iG as
eow 81 20 new a q 1881 F Bsp White Fs Hnd
WessTq arm city F s's quoted Western p, spring SIC
$28 all January shiPment eity bran; SO 90 bul6
horniny chop SCI bulk SO IS sacks oil meal ssi so
interest ct the West broke wheat nearly cent bushe
today but the market recovered part Of this near the
mediate opening theT9 considerable support based
yenage Of the bulge to put lot Of wheat the
notably depressed during the forenoon supposed to be
While ."Tne SoSe 9er 1vsp ds+iciv bea-ish
as to weather conditions during the week The Argentina
which somewhat larger than expected compared
$1,000 bush against 10000 bush the previous year.
Cearanoes included 200 bb flour and $4,000 bush
9 BsT Was Pas closed pag down 10 points S
pest closed points net higher Sales on export ACCOUNT
apols there fair cash demand reported for wheat
Cash the local market rather easy with
No re So q0sg9 d ba S ao a' aoe c 5SS
The olearances Of big total again reach
the stability all day face Of depression
day prices dropped about sc under the previous
followed in the hour by a sharp recovery. the
issEe closing @ Win prices here panty &c met hEn s
diminishing that IN Iowa bad Com
mission bought in Chicago the fact that
lot arrivals smaller than expected with interior
900 bush. with 64SO00 bush
year ESQ The Liverpool market was partly I'd net high
On - loads reported mainly at
oports and roonhaII made the Argentine shipments
65OOQ0 bush, compared with 1855 00o week pre-
vlous. No in New-York closed 511zc for old in
elevator and 5024c ahoat; No white Bic and No
yellow, Z O OATS-There much
support to oats and the market dragged with commits
houses selling times The local cash market closed
steady follows Mixed 20 81 70 36+5 9S7c; natural
80 20 n BY 3sc clipped white SO TO 40
n 40Q4Ilac. RYE-Nominal; No . Western, 40 c
New-York BARLEyY-Market dull; feeding was quoted
and mating 47G52c, both Buffalo BUCK
yIiEAT-Marxet firm; quoted at 6211c delivered New
wheat including flour exports, for the week,
cording to Bradstreet's, aggregate SSs 741 bush.
LAS 1411 CAT last Since
1Iv i 1905 they aggregate GO 93S bush against So
10 2T4 year. exports week aggregate
625 bush against 6O7 1895 bush last week and
3IS85S3 bush last Since July /. 1908, they
Eregate bush SCI bush last
PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 5.-ClosinE: COTTON-sPot in fair
demand prices points higher: American nddns fair
g T5d: good mdding 641d; middlng, G2Sd: low MD
ding 07l. good ordinary Sqd: ordinary 5I3i The
sales OF the day 10000 bales Of which 800 for
speculation and export. and included $500 American
ants Is 900 bales including 81 900 Am3ricau. Futures
oUeed easier closed barely steady American mid
ding o January. 10d January and February. 8 lo1;
February March 613d; March and April 6l7d; april
and Nav 8 GOD; Nay June. sd; June and July
24d; July and August 62Jd: August and September
6I7d: September October 5ed; October ana Neveu
her sd November and December. 5S2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
NEW YnRE. NEW HLYEN 3 HARTFORD 4. 4

Trans depart from Central station. I'D 81 HuH
BOSTON Wa New London & PTOy-1tI1o:oo '5l s.;s
A. M +I'I:OO. sXiIU1, rxi3OO. t-..J.0O. 'tito."-s
'S12:O0 P NJ via WimaJltiStts;o0 A NJ; I5;So r
WORCESTfSR ana FTTCHBURCs. via PCTNAM--t5 p NJ
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLk+s:4g A NJ 1921 =
HARRINGTON. STOCKBEIDGE. LEMON F41 AS~
FIELD-f4:5O 1919 a. NJ. 1881 ?. II - -
Central Station and cl@9In
also c261 l1S5 c1.554 Broadway, GO Inion SQUARE
Fifth Ave. cps Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Aye
l25th St. 279s Third Ave In Brooklyn c34-
coo Fulton St. 900 Broadway
"Daiy. tExcePt sundays stops at i@95h 81 xss92s
SininE car cPsrllr and sleepinE Car uckets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
nAsH Quotations.

- "a * cotton rniddling. I1S5
- Nor, Nc ~ 5,6f<se 10 Ri0..--. : 1-lo
- So No SOL &C ~ lsr5ca- l-auulated. : -
= rzils- = 81. N1iasses O X prime 50
axe copper inso's.. 56 ~ I5eeF family 81 =
l1.:5rs - 69g 20 5ee5 rrae.. AZ
S,,teT q5ia Pork. - Q! ?
Tssat 10 : Ee9-.. f,e- Hogs dressed. i6o n -
Csr1 y = 50 .36lz al Lara Irli1e--
9sf Mis- patents =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

r-sse, coffee markets. Rie-Cones market firm No
- 100 exchange 1G7sds receipts. 900 bags ship
-s--s 70 he United states Sts9 bags shipments 10
Fire SEQ bags stock SoztNO bags Santos-9L5
,-a. fr- good average Santos, 4S1uV5 receipts lE0
e. sock 1855 COO tags. HanbUrs-Nofiee market
r-sras unrhange5. r net unchanged 70 = pig
i5T4-: : net unchanged 70 : PIG lover
els 1900 bags tlaE-es7T-se market opened bare-S
--siv urchangsG 10 = franc lower u declined
) frrc: q . N, unchanged 70 = franc lower e. 100
p n 64ciueG = franc. total sales, 14GOeO bags.
ne statistical position Of Brazilian coffee j. as foIoWsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
10 minutes earlier excepS mid
night train leaves II $50 ..
Nv liberty street 500 a m Except Sun Buffet.
Daily. Diner
Daily. Diner
ga n m Daily Buffet
srhfoyaI Limited" pm Daily. All PuliInan
Lv. Liberty street. 500 Daily Dlner-
pm. Daily. Bunet-
1215 night Daily. 6lsepsrzs
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
I1aHe NeVr Yorl. CITY 25d St Liberty St.
CIIIcs~o Pittshurg SIeeper II so 12-15 mt
SI1;caSo CoIur1bus an n.
E1fttsI9Ty- CIayeIIpd ed -. 2.5J
9rIttsSuS1 Tiuited F3ufFat.... 50 pm 700 pm
Cinci1Dati ~ InIIs SIaeDer II so pm
StncinnStj - 1ouis Diner-... $50 an 1000
SincinnafI 81 Touis Duer...... $50 pm pm
Ofces: PSI 434. 1890 Broadway Astor House. los
Greenwich ST., % Union Square W, SSl Grand St.
\. r Fulton ST. Brooklyn West sd ST and LID
After D. m Sleeping Car Reservations and full IN
formation regarding trains. etc, can De 0Dl1hs1 as
OF Information. Baltimore x ONO X r. sSFo
ST terminal Phone No Chelsea sI44-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

Excursions.
MEXICO
abounds IN magnificent scenery lofty mountains
antiquities resources ruins quaint sights
ana altogether OF unusual interest the tourist
special trains OF sleeping dining, and observation
afford facilities visiting that interesting country
would otherwise possible
OF the poor hotels Train schedules
pass through the interesting scenery daylight
Interpreters. Stopover privileges.
FLORIDA
Splendid tours including Charleston, St Augustine the
Oc<lawata River, the magnificent East Coast
with their palaal hotels; Nassau etc Tickets good
TO return until May 81.
CALIFORNIA
Special trains the Eastern cities to the
without usual change Of Either
round-trtp tickets regular rates sold for
these trains Return tickets good FOR u1onths
Hotel accommodations can be included. II desired.
Tours to All Parts of the World
Railroad and Steamship Tickets by all lines Travellers
Guide containing much useful Information.
application. Booklet American Tropc!' sent
request When writing state information desired
RAWMGND g WHJTGGMB Go.
Tel $3.50 Gramercy.
New York: % Union Square,
Philadelphia, Boston Chicago, etc
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Lost and Found.

I OST-On elevated train CoTtlzu6t Street
il tinn THURSDAY afternoon.
1905 portfolio containing miscellaneous busf
ness papers. including Portland Electric Com
pany certificates for PREFERRED stock. Nos ass 600
shares ass 600 Ehares). 469 QS03 shares>, 4e2 Q0s
shAres) Reward offered Cor return a Il SMITH. 80
Cedar St.. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

r0-rrN-Tsa rr--1- market was nervous and IN
stA5 all Though the session. with fluctuations irregular
re q preparing t7r the report OF the ellsl bureau
s1ssd On Monday 81 Tuesday OF next week sales were
estimated 100000 tal= and prices closed STEADY al a
decline O. G.lll points. The opeIng Ws5 stedy a a
6sirs o 2F5 points on old crop months. while later
about unchanged This was better tIsn
cables, and while Liverpool continued Telz-
tVsT 1esFy prices s5 sl-lA e4heil-Ls 4. - 80
Glg figures OF yesterday on covering and moderate bull
Epa- Private the South continued 10 claim
holders cables Liverpool reported q continued
rzds demand e was considered Probable that the
day would hLl--s- showing This operated
pressure 5ut there was quiet sell
g y s1ne a ths o7a lrltess- o-s s Vel s scalleL
Ing l1u1aJio1. and II tie cary afternoon te market
turned aggressive bear drive. with prices
breaking loss - l1Q13 points 4 message
reserved from Ne7v-ea1s, ElrE1-tlng . give the Ea-
Ez1s5 70 January and estimating the report Of fhe
Is1ss Bureau week at 81 COO bales seemed 70 De
49, esolsuts ~ ne ss--llz .eTs NL-1le y Mds ziso
STATED sI this was % Per cent Cf the crop Il had been
szpactsz that tas cat5u would report less than
stulVa bes Euls[. later from Dallas reported
maj ne report mad not Gu fully complied, and nothing
HI 1-ts- the close. when three firms received
tse wires stating that the completed report showed
a-''s D-5s sn-e- . January J. superintendent
ALE weekly movement figures -oAlWs Port receipts
A s- bae against 20 coo last year overland TO mills
t- t6ta1a 24sy taEz against =4rl+5 last year south
ta MI takingz estimated 1900 bales against 5000
se i5ll lasr yz5rf brought into sight for the week
1913 t@ss against 2-J.a4 last year. Total crop
iel-sl Port receipts o.2-o bales against lo2 tJi
- "a Overland . Icils and Canada 4lv2lO baes
sks-1s- $3.50 last S-s Southern mill takngs esti-
1e- e+V9 bales against tfg 900 last year; stock at
$50. gf n excess q September !, 05o6lS b4es
@ iizo3eS bales, against s.2se $50 bales last year.
ESSnSt Is Gays n 1866.
vas Is fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bunaio jan 5-FLoUR, Arm WHEAT. sPElng IN IN
- 81 / northern e41kc CORN strong; No yell
low SSs5o: No . corn 4s5sc OATS steady: No White
80 nc; vI 30 6Oo asked RYE lower No I. 703sc
o-b,caao ian 6-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
Steamboats,.

BO3T ON r aaa FONTS S!sss ia 2 Esz
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River. Fares
reduced to al points Boston So I've. Pier 10. N r.. II.
Warren St. and sundays at 500 P NJ strs.
PROVIDENCE new and PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 40. N.
CIarksOu St week days only. 600 2. NJ. Strs.
CITY or LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford, Spring
Gel1a North, Pier 90 Z. OF Slip,
week DAYS only at 400 P u. Steamer RICHARD PECK
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Railroads.
p PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street and
r-T,. i DssbTosse ,s, and dc coTta3dt stTeets
Streets is I'VE minutes later given below
.7.s5 AN cII c9G F sPEc1 VEST
'lO.55 a NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincinnati
'Io.55 A. NJ THE PENNsYLvAN1A L1MITED.-:a
s15sPM cH 4Hg5s to Ch E9gI,v,vArr AND ST
LOUIS E1PREss
'S''' p NJ Pennsylvania SPECI A. = c,,..
IS: So F n: S %HS4fRs I BxFFEss
9-5S 4. 81. LOUIS IND CINCINNATI EXP.
. 49, F. n cLExELANp- AND CINCINNATI EXP
.z WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
!.$25 ccngTessionaI IGnited.9, .5z5' .4s5 AS.
.ioS5 M ~ !35e night SUNDAY SIS: IN;
meq 'S25. '425. '455 $3.50. SIS p. n. 1910
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-'1255. .ss5. '4s5 p. m.
ATGb dt;3N COAST L1NE-'sa5 a n and SIS p.
sEdA aI3GAR AIR LINE.-1225 p m ana 1910 g.
N9RFoIK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.--s.25 p
CHESAPEAKE & oz1o RA1LwAE--.7.55 a. m
FOR oIp Po 4SI p c m a5i and NoRFoLk75s
"a a m we, wT,eesel1c5ays. IS p, darv
r days Sundays '755 a m.
Browns MILLs + II Ef piSFs-s55 a m week
LONG }S-. BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, ocean ,c Grovs>
S9Fth AsbuTy Park s"RdayS and P9n5 Pdsa 5g
rs'h.aa7s I Fo& 5FTffaSrfrz IA ass p
cps Z25 '!55. s25. SIS 's25 955 1855, .f1Sss'
.asss5, 1885 m 1925; 'I25s s16s, 20: 2 z Ss.
80. S55 AIS, %, "455 CLASS for North Phila-
delPhia only) %555 "6.25. s55 755. SIS. s55. s25
ysSP for North Philadelphia only p M ~ 10 n5gnt
.t1055. *1O.55 a m. 1888 '1255 "I55 %. 25 3.55,
4z5 CLASS for North Philadelphia oSiy), aA55.
1555, IS 20. 7.55. s.25. s55. sz5 (s55 for North
Philadelphia only p. m. -. 10 night.
-. Dining Car. 4Extra-fare train.
1lcket Offices Nos. 461 1864 and ss Broadway: Jsz
Fifth Avenue (below 23d STU 2ss Fifth Avenus
teorner 18th ST.; Astor House and stations named
above: Brooklyn. 342 Fulton Street. $50 Fulton
Street 39O Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels ana residences
through to destination
Telephone ''54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvsnia Railroad
Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
: q cotton a Tie ports to-day and for the week
- VIII tEs Lc-alz u q week Erevious and OF

Far bsi. trge special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
sEpo-4 - Going sales 10 d00 bales ejaculation and
eI IS %. 600 receipts 30 900 bales: Amer
a. 49, naming upland I'D Futures opened easy
q as meme closed barely steady at a net decline
FsotlsrvlIs, January and January February. eI0d;
tzaE Ne IT, q 49, NGrch-Apri e.1Td; Aprtl-Aay,
80 kugst ~ 80; Jgne-Juy. 24d; JulyAugust.
octnts- eptenber. SID Septenler-October 92d:
-,'eI1lneE $50 Sayefn ier December sod
demand - arms IN moderate demand t,loths-A good
Friday 5sPes5i cotton for the week ending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

Receipts breadstus interior points IN tousands
last three cphers omitted; -four bbis grain bush;
as lot4ONS. Bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Tutors Governesses etc,
10 Colleges. Schools Families. Apply 10
Mrs. VI. 7 EOUNG-FULTON- % Union Square.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17
TAKE NO srock ~ -ExeGRTs~
REPORT

That tae Peeos Waller democrats
do not take much stock II the report
Of tha expert 90 the p~ena.sHtiay man.
ageTueat y sAo.n hy the fDlo4 lnv
editorial Expression Df the Roswell
Daily Record, The only asnaaratic
daily newspaper Id Se~ Mexico. Poe
sihIy Mr.. BuEsam never heard the lsie
IesEs Simpsons addition % the ssy-
Ing. Figures sont lie N. said Jer
w. but liars will figure rh1i the
republicans II Chayes county are even
lens impressed by the report II shown
by tho fact that the republican d
senfion Of thai county a. Roswell this
week defeated by d vote u y u II
q resolution which according 10 the
Roswell Daily Record. endorsed Gov.
ernor Msverman In much stronger
terms than the original plank. and De.
nosnced Rursum In strong terms
New Mexican. 49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17
AbpITlsSAl Personals

Nat q. keenan,. the sheep inspector.
has gane up 10 Maxwell City. thsnce
visiting Dawsoa. cimagEoa and Eliza.
hesaiowu. y. d. i
nr. H. ]. Blanehe has returned from
Ration, where he inspected the Huni.
phFey and Robinson cattle tor tneae
sam.
]. l.. Zimmerman. wife and litsle
daughter. whom be joined In Santa
Pc. fresh from u trip To California,
are taking In the fair Al albaaueF.
que,
Miss Adellne L.apsley Of Sewpor.
News. Virginia. arrived In this city
yesterday Co visit over the fair with
Misses ioreaa and Mary Holt.
Rev. n. A. Morley. Ira G. Hazzart
and probably n. D. Roseherry will re.
turn 10 this city from Chicago on
"Wednesday.
Hon. Frank Springer ana DR.. ]. N.
Cunningham accompanied their hopes
and Joys east 10 school Saturday AFT.
ern0on.
Miss Minnie Holman went down to
Albuquerque yesterday afternoon to
visit friends, members Of the family
aud tho fair.
Con Dennis. sheep inspector, has
gone out 10 Encierro and other points
In that vicinity 10 look over the fleecy
fellows with q view 10 their being
dipped,
Hugh r. Woods. manager Of the
Cherry Valley Cattle company. tss
been a business visitor to town. &C.
companied BY c. w. Wilmington. a cat.
tleman Of those parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max lsaacs and lits1e
daughter. who had been visiting
friends and relatives here for several
weeks. departed for their home u
fvicksburg. Miss, yesterday,
Luis r. Garcia, q prominent sheep.
raiser OF Union sDunty. Who arrived
In the city from Clayton yesterday,
boarded the afteraoon train for Alha.
aaeraue to attend the big convention,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17


Gaesa H~ea = il sasa fHe-1 Ias
|Goaehas-
H. ". chsag@aa H. In Rssn toaaF.
IN m inteHesss ~ ~ Caaauasas
stamp ~osks. CAAessa
eaaFenes Bowaaan eanAe in EesaeFs
'asg frsza csgfaa ard hfr feasg tor
Goats. n. A.
isidFp T. as@aAesnsA y aeaesas~ IN
tha sAe~fnea1s ~sonEemEaoa. S. s&a
for AlaaqGenaae this afssFaEsn
Ailorn4s Geaeral ", T. Reid ez1<
np 10 ssansa fe aEesa A~laRaasEqae -
cay.
VI. l. croSseat sesEFnsa fEDsa his
esssera trip b. way o. - fasa to
afternoon
Mr. & = L0ng. vile u the rzsi.
rnsd conductor. reached A0aae from
Loo Angeles. Cxl. this a~fsesnoon.e
Manned Hiizlgn. enaplsyed ~ the
Turner nasa. market. EesaEned sesser.
day from Apache SnFlRgS. where ae
IL building himself n neg house.
Harry sHosEIns left on the Santa
Rosa stage this morning Tor Epgis. y.
NJ. where he is In the employment a
Gross, Kelly 4 Co. !
Alhino Giaiiegos of the Conehas
eosntEy. q delegate 20 the s~heeanea's
lcGayention, departed for Albuquerque
this afternoon.
Samuel BitserEnan and vile Of Clay.
ION passed through for Albuquerque.
being met n the depot here by Henry
Coke On q Telegram.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

In no manner h the American ten
dcncy toward esagser4tion better u.
instrsscd than by the fuss Of . great
many Of TN newspapers and the peor
pie are making over the xiMpiified
spelling suggestion u the president.
Almost everyone knows by this time
thst Il h proposed ID simplify the
spelling Of only 200 words. many a
which are now spelled In two Ways
and the majority of which have u.
ready. In the feyised form. recsiyed
the approval 81 The mosl advaaced
scholars and ! great many other peo
Yet. the unreliable portion OF The
press. for effect aerely. 1--WE the I'm.
precision that radical and far .reschins
changes are to be made.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

II II up to the republicans Of New
York state 10 nominate the best man
In the state for governor. Hearst,
dangerous demagogue though he Is,
with his millions and his hired brains.
has a large following In the Empire
state. His election as governor OF
New York would be o national calans.
ity, but elected he II likely 70 be m.
less the republicans put their bcst
foot forward this year. II Is conceded
that jerome cannot beat Hearst. n he
10 beaten II must be BY a republican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

u Ia q noticeable fact that, busi,
mes In socorro'is rapidly, rsooverins
from the effect of the recent earth
ouakes. There was realty no md
reason Tor the dcprcsstoa that prevail.
- In the business circles " the city
daring July and August. for no seri.
nus damage was done d property and
the people who mantfested such !
panicky dispositions WERE, vastly more
scared than hurt. However, that II on
past now and business Ia picking pp
At = rate that promises quickly, TO
make up for lost time.-socorro Chief
tain. r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

TIE neaahirans IL lAs AniaaAs
eossnsy. Coo. have refused to have
snsrhlng IN - wlsh Senator casiaaEo
IiassAa. wha. after serving ~ = asuspN
esmtsr ssaMs0E faE mary years. lsst
rear hssaaea 10 th@ opposition camp
me republicans seEe wtilsng that Mr..
ftania should b. \ menaaNF ~ the
paEts tut nat that h. shoaia rule The
party - formerly BE- did Ghe demo-,
ssass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

We tso.pe nj least that Mr. ~iarrazolo.
when he goes out on his prescribed
tour Of the territory. may have opIsoT.
tunity 10 include the Carlsbad infant
AMONG his auditors wonder II the
sun iwnossmas win give Mr.. I.arraxoio
4 voas7 ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

The Arizona anihssaseha&sa fepah1
sseans and = rad many democrats
hare poanss Of sesemnian"A The
Arlaona republicans endafSa sessssss
wit. bur eioa't believe IN hts policy
while tne democratic leaders agU angng
much the same ay Mr.. EiEsan
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

We have received a communication
from VIM. l.. Post, superintendent of
the government printing office. In
which he requests that the Information
be published that his office has pre-
pared and will mail to anyone on the
receipt Of twenty-five cents a pocket
brochure and a wall card containing
the three hundred words Of the sim
plified list, arranged for ready refer
ence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

The Optic will rest In IT. booming Of
the Albuquerque fair long enough To
remark that neither Of the papers
down there have given more than q
bare mention Of the fact that Las We
gas IL going 10 have q fair also.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

A. Mr.. L~.arraxoio was nst born In
the United States. he IN not eligible
to the presidency. Some u hts friends
regretfniiy fear that Mr.. Iarrazoio "
inst about m likely To he president
AZ he IL to he delegate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

BIDS ere D eaissa fssr F0E the sgsa-
sara<slaa M GAe I&asAaFs dan In ahe
Nsxaiaa Valley and z1xS viii easza-
naenee In November. Then cones sl~
E&s Yeas nFusseg.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

srafsM aassfasExn. asaa saHssmaly "AfIea"
81 the Ne snzasaAm~ p&asAs.a ahaeA
- sage - s~sssasatig and ~sAsssnIas
roasted Rma perhaps acesdsnts 90
atApssa. ssea aaasans asaaM~fef&.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

Uncle Sam has sent a big gun to
Cuba In Secretary Taft and II may
now BE- confidently expected that the
little tempest In q tea pot over there
Will soon BE- quteted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

N aay weaFy genaleEnen af the nssa
sh0g NJ 10 the gosiee eEssaEs and de-,
maaa = Eess tbs weeks Il woaid - =
good plan To ut them Ia cutting weeds
and cleaning up thu city TOR faIF week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

The Sew Mexiean IL mistaken. The
Democratic eoaEeAiisn in Beaver did
INST bring forth u Haosse. IL brought
foGth A. Adams
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

u wasn't very long after Mr.. Bryan
declared for government ownership Of
utilities that the announcement was
made that he vas going south.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS


castaneds Hotel
u. y. uenaal. Robert Maxwell. g.
Louis: 4. d. Bradford. Sc. Joseph.
Mich: Billie Bowling. Santa Fe: Miss
Lizzie De Graft. Kingston. A.. v: Mrs.
j. J. Keegan. u. q. Abraham. Alba.
querqne: d. Durham. II. N. Jenksrr
son. T. A. Norrin and wife. Kansas
City. Mo-: II. c. Demuth. Dayton.
Ohio.
AaSiins House
Hugh q. Woods. Shoemaker. n. NJ:
c. w. Wilmington. Denver: n. Y. Cos
ney. City: 4. u. Swank. Pittsburg.
Pa.
Mew optie
John Reder. Kansas City: 2. Hays.
Giorieta: Tom Dsugherty. Ration.
q oessdo Motel
E e. p. Jones. vm. Lauman. Santa
Rosa. n. NJ: II. ". Caldwell. Kansas
City: G. u. kasses. r. W. Ksarnes.
Stanton. Va: q A. Perkins. Alsba.
ma: Mr. aud Mrs. e. 4. Schupp. Ra.
ton: X. G. Ferguson. Ohio.
Motel u. Pension
John CIeghorn albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-17

Uniess ! miracle hapIssns Arizona
WI decline tctnt s~tatehosd, but there
y every reason why New Mexico
stoalld give 4 biz majority for joiutnrs
Just the came.