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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
From NEW MGx,cC-

u Il not generally known. but ls
nevertheless d fact upon scotty's own
positive statement that the hermit of
the Funeral Range and the terror Of
Death Valley got HIS start ID New
Mexico. I the Albuquerque Cit.
zen. That IL 10 4 II II was not
his start Ii was 1 part of his educa.
tion. Ten years Or more ago when
there was something doing In the
Bland mining district. scotty drove
= stage 70 the Jemex country and
spent considerable time In Cerrilios
and Madrid at the time the electric
line was built from Madrid to The
Albemarle camp. Scotty worked Tor
many months for the Automatic peo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

NJ u Wilson. = heaishsesker. shs
came 4 sear enc from Tsaxrksns
TEXAS. met with i tragic dsssh 4
cssishzd. NJ. Wilson sIefs ID m.
ssr1< ssth aae ~ Ms childres
ard sss suakened by ons u theu
sskihx fo : drink. H LEANED oui
ne Ado~ 10 DIP the saier oai
: hSfrei standiax outside xhes
- - taisn.e and feli headfor.
moi isss the barrel partly 6lled Win
Saier. Thsre H. body ~ss foam
Son afier~src ~ nj vile md sisf.s
Tie remains we're taken 10 Tear
Kama for burial
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
Az DINING

For the p,ast two or three weeks
Drming has been infested with i
gang o. burglars ind petty thieyery
has been going On III many parts 81
the city. Despite the efforts of ths
officers 70 capture The robbers, they
have not yet been successful, Several
houses have been entered the past
few days BY these burglars. but IN
etch case the providers we're iscov,
cred and made their escape without
any booty. Al several houses tho
cnlnriis failed 10 gain an entrance,
being frightened away By the cccu,
pants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26
skIPs MITn cAsn-

#@E@I MTh# #
The ~0fe object Of tall inATomh,
stone. ARR has been the n~systerious
disappearance u Charles NJ colins
with 5000 IN cash. said 20 belong
70 other people Collins pulled sntn
Tombstone about three weeks AFRO
aud WAS put On his feet by John
Haninser. who sold him the cancan
restaurant on terms that enabled him
VI 10 ahead Collins made many
friends and secured the ~confdeac. 81
the community. the restaurant, In the
meantime. greatly prospering. His
aeiion NJ absconding With the money
NM rs I surprise 10 his mauy,
friends ID The old mining camp. 4
noie addressed 10 whom IL may
concern was found. saying that
The ca'ise Of hi taking 10 the woods
~as = woman Nothing concerning
Collins and any woman ii known In
Tombstone.
50 R# N%&@ EE&%" - E""E# FL ,t"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-26

8 wote Z supporter for years. Spe
ny womb, which had crowded every.
thing down before Il, writes mrs. S. j.
Christian, d Msnnsnlic, n. Y. ssIsuf-
Tered untold misery and could hardly
yak. Aftef taking Cardqt 1 gave =
ny supporter aud can ~ = a NJ
fest hsif Z ny at 49,
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MAN,s hERolc oGEo-

Al the risk 81 his oxne iife, Iohn
Bennett. driver Of oge o. the city
garbage wagons a Dsnix. plunged
Into twenty fest o. water and ~
cued from dlewnmg small bog
who had rod 1eyond his depth. Ths
boy was ws&4nr about the Center
street fordsp hsn the strong cnrrsat
carried him down INTO deep water.
without upitlnr 90 throw on amy
AZ hia clothes than man Jumped in and
rot The boy ~ safety
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The forestry harsan hss planted !
shelter bell u fre~s Il Fort Stamina.
which vii protect III sanlssrilm
from the y : Sinds ekst prevail n
me Bonito valley. me trees are
quick CROWNS slrrreens - siil
within TO ysapm ksss attained ~.
neleni heixht io go - i xindhresk.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
- 49, I,lne o9. 1o05


BEANS AND PEAs-Exporters have paid 81 67la FOR
few choice pea and that price is now generally asked
there is very confident holding; Medium exceed
81 OIL Marrow are held hrmy So disposition
had much cali week ana rather easy. other
lima held ancbanged but very quiet Scotch peas easT
We quote: BEANS, marrow choice; per bush. So fair
common good 81 aoaSl 90. pea choice. 81 65q$ 674
e. s T. 20 Soqa 49, = %, % G S5 S @ 40 ~ Ii - , 9
81 90 d. lima, California. sSGS3 90 PEAS green Scotch.
EUTTE2f,-Recepts to-day 6.l2o pkes: exports, 423s
pkgs The high prices recently ruling have led 70 con
- -, ooi.c Tbs<e a~a bs,Sever s9me lots o1 ex-
ter, make the double quotation Seconds
are easier other grades
change in price. We Creamery, extras,
70 % % sore, p"s 10 NJ ,MeSIs S Sss, y
seconds 1T'r rq1Sc; thirds 18Gl7c: dairy tubs
g17sc: do thirds i50Iee Western imitation
15H@lsc do frsts l6gl7c 90 seconds 14g5e DO thTds
i5Ec: do thirds i2a14e packing stock. No l. 1Gc %
No 14gl5c; do No 3 12a on
boxes While supplies for the week u small cheese have
quite liberal demand been better expected
a an, . Sf skiI Sa bs ~ in 9I SarTaIi 2pS fa boi5
home dealers and eporers but under grades slow
"a for cSiored We quote: New state fun cream large
fSPs DO ioa FAIR 20 10 e6 tE e S a6 40 ss % Ra
fair TO good 5'Sdc. DO common 484se' do full skins
clearance but IL has been obtained BY considerable storage
tendency ot toward further decrease and
The general tone OF the market Il steady showing Con
siderable hrnness strictly fancy qualities which
becoming scarce The ranse Of quotations IS UNCHANGED
We quote State Pennsylvania and nearby selected white
fancy, 23c do choice 2l422c do extra mixed 18c; DO
rsts 1TH1Sc; do Western, rst5 1SG
ISIsc 16l5 G17c DO seconds 15G1Gc do thlrds
i4Qi4Hc: Kentucky 14G15ac: dirtes 13&l4sc; checks
I0G12hc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and pears firm under light
offerings. Not plus arriving Peaches plenty but
quality irregular Cherries plenty and weak Crrants
and high Strawberries 12o higher for best heres
RaspberTies lower Rackherries higher Tor fancy IIuek
berries lower Muskmslons show irregular quality and
value Watemelons firm and higher Pneapples In heavy
supply We quote; APPLES Northern spy and Baldwin,
per bhl S6GS; do Ben Davis. $3.50 Issets 81 500
So; do all varieties common S3lS4; DO Red Asrachan
Southern crate 81 25G$1 70: 90 green
81 25qs1 90: do common T5cGsl PEARS. Georgia per
bbl. saGS6 P1TMS, Georgia, per carrier. St8S2 30;
PDACHEs Georgia Per carrier, 5oc9$2: do Forit- siq
81. CHERRIES black 10 basket. bode75c. do red
and white 4o95oe do sour ssa45c DO sweet Per quart
white 5gsc; DO sour bq6s; CUIsFeANTs. small: per
quart. SOLE: STTtAWBERIIF-S, Western New York
quart 6lae do up river. oQ15e: do Staten Island 60
i2o DO hilton ana Irv.nEton 6G15c; do Paterson. 6f1Oc
DO Monmouth County 5G1Oc: do South Jersey. 4Gsc
BIACKBERRIES Jersey per quart. 9gi2c 40 Delawars
and Maryland. S9lIe: do North Carolina sGf8c HAsP-
BEffuE Jersey. rod. pint. eSsOI do Maryl2na and
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. June 23 15'fA
,r-r-y-rS re-epts 10 cars or 1bO heAos = i,-.
gne5 direct to slaughtersrs No t-,, r+ivs
eigbt tav: feeling steady Dressed osL - SEoirS
7rbanged al T1sGSlac n foI or4sIS =. .obIs
..i,s sifes a little beef at sac. -
,-o- o1Ion ana Liverpool quoted the narsss
cattle selling uG112c per 70. erS+ $50 49, today
frirerator beef Sc Exports IIoIn t.Is - 49,
80 100 cattle II and T1O quarters oL OeS-
CATvES-Receip.s none 80 stale calves on So -
doing today feeling steady SIly
demand unchanged at SaAlc Istto 10 S0--S
.7~srssd 40 in light supply and stsady a. t4AOO-
which consigned dlreCt an- IliS
making with the STOCK cl -
ca-s on sale Jersey CITY. sheep Were 49, -
rve and full steady. lambs in good demand 5s soi5
a. S4S5 so per 100 n yearngs at s. 15S6 20 Ios a.
$50 Dressed mutton steady at SG10ao Per ID
Sressff lambs active. 12l1Gl6c-
ssles-Nevton < 219 Kentucky lambs . 70 aver
"a ~ az IS So go do So 10 81 Kentucky year
rEs 76 n at ST. kentucky sheep - To- al - o.
% e.. i97 r. at So 3 Virginia DO. 110 Ib al 81
robln & shannon: 2O3 Kentucky lan5s "A n az Sg -
gs 50. Virginia do, 20 ID AZ 50 % 49,
t1cxy yearings at s. 75: 10 Kentucky sgse4 -
41S Ohio do. s. 70 al -, - 40 9 ID u
s4 go 81 Kentucky bucks. 11s 10. at S4
Kerns Commission Co; Kentucky lambs, e6 n a.
s. 55. $50 do 81 10 "a Is n, AT - 40 ~
do Gs No. IS % 2U7 do. 63 70 ar S. yearns Q" To-
at Sc
Mcpherson & Co: 80 Virginia lambs "A u. at 50: 24
ginia sheep 1l9 70 So DO. l03 n. at 81 90 ken
tucky do. 10 n. at 81
Rabensein Harris Co: 90 Cincinnati yaa-lings, 90
70 at St.; sheep. Ia n. at 81 90
FIOG+Receipts q 2974 head, all con
sleughtevers No trading feeling Fealy
y average 81 per 100 roughs, Sd ~ al SIS 10;
stag, 70.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York %.
COF'FEE-The coffee ruled fairly active to
DAY and showed steady firm local sup
port and covering. The market opened unchanged
points higher and closed steady advance OF 70
10 points Sales for the day reported
Dass The advance was in the Of continuation
or the upward movement noted T
three days. which has probably It's
that the berries from the crop small.
thus indicating crop belOV of
ana also by the increasing certainty of
result or July notices during the middle
here has been some switching from the July position
ater months during the week. this
heen very important been accomplished al
advancing market. During today's trading there
comparatively little switching. II Is considered
pobabe that the interest remaining be evened
at al large Nothing definite has been received
egarulng the new crop and the trade as much in the
Ozark 10 Its probable dimensions The
regarding the small berries have been confirmed and
no cables have been received
receipts seem be comparing little
last years figures. but the crop very soon
coming In in greater volume and falling IN
movement can be expected Meanwhile, however
house deliveries have recently little liberal
and the fact that trade demand is running the
better grades, which have been the
local contract favorable
The market coffee steady. quotations
on the basis OF 7R4c for Rio 7
The range OF contract prices the to-day
as Il
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

COTTON-There sharp break in the July option
during odays short session the whole list
in sympathy with the barely decline
OF 10 Il points. which represented slight recovery
from the lowest the July position. Sales
session estimated about 5000 bales open
Ing steady at unchanged prices q decline OF
cables continued dry weather Southwest. ia
Vorable weekly bUllsh weekend
statistics Trading very quiet first. but shortly
after the opening prominent trader began sell
July aGgrsSively on private wires from New Orleans pre-
dieting rains the Southwest Sunday and the de
cline catching stop loss orders greatly unsettled sent
ment carried JULY Off a low level for the
week and IS points under the closing prices Of Friday,
while the showed net loss Of about 20
points The close only points from lowest
July practically the lowest later months.
and the of the market unsettled in the late
trading. The weather showed rain Texas
than Oklahoma. and weather that rains
Texas this time of year usually that
the south pstead OF the The
for cooler weather, which many thought might be
foreruuner Of showers and the official forecast for
showers and thundersorms The July
vived all the appretensons important liquidation in
that month which lulled by the absence OF
comes week. and is quickly followed by gov
ernents July condition report which is expected on the
3D. The visible supply Of American cotton decreased
about 10000 bales for the week, decrease OF
$4,000 bales for the same week last year.
The OF contract prices in the local market to
day a follows
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

had a saFs1ng tendency. Former buyers were
sellers On the hard spots. the pressure being from
commission houses. Prices subsequently, showed
weakness Local receipts were n cara. with zS
cars estimated for Monday. Shipments hence were
Iel. 900 bushels.
Provisions were steady and indications were that
the liquidation which has been going on IN July
contracts all week had about come 10 end.
Shorts IN pork have covered freely and, the
other hand large holdings Of lard have been sold
cut largely reduced Ia a general way the trade
was dull, the market apparently having no attrac-
tons for the outsider because OF the packing house
agitation. Shipments OF meats for the week were
AoE.ooo pounds. compared with H.5ssoo0 pounds
q year ago. Lard shipmegts for the week were
lasoSQo vounds aS.inst $4,000 pounds year ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
SITUATION OF WOOL

The Boston American Wool Reporter sPeaks OF re-
interior prices Gpt Tho wool market al
fails evidence q decided aninl
Nv that when the new WOois
begin they would be readily taken BY con-
refraned from purchasing Tor
long q period time that they would be In need Ot
stock which compel them ley in supplies OF
they ndsposei % lay IN large lneS
wool although stocks OF wool 10 the Bos
increasing, an rom now on Larger
and desirable selections viii be available. Il n
dificuIr consumers Interested in wool 70 any
noteworthy The conclusion warranted
that either the nanufae eturers must have been more
abundanty stocked with wool at the beginning or
the than was commonly supposed or thar con
sumption has been proceeding a. such rapid pace
has estimated AS "a well known. the wooiien
not been active, except IN creSs
manufacture. but wOOes have been ioES better
lately aad favorable outlook for the Hghtweighs
although prices Will have 30 calculated tas
compatible with profitable operation, sons
members of trade wondering why
taking hold freely Consuulsrs however have
had foreign WOO. and this
incidental interruption demand Tor product
Dealers ssabOard report
foregoing conditions. Boston tonsDones
Ohio and above. 33CS4c Ohio. dns delana.
2sc Ohio unwashed coJh . B2dc; Michigan. nne un-
washed 24g2oo- =. = and = blood unvashet 81 = f35cs
bury, p 12e Texas 2tE2ee, California. lI45e terrory
1S@2Tc pulled woos So45c; scourod wools 4tF69c mis-
eellaReOus 1482lc. Foreign: Australian and New Zea-
land, sig44e: South American. 8I93sc. carpet woSs
21138c.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
EkLTIMoRE STOCKS.
she1 s1y Van schaicl q Co.. no. wan streetD
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

[By Telegraph The Trfbu5e.l
p4cago June 23.-Wheat held firm to-day IN the
.ee ~ weakness n the coarse grains AZ the close
g.ses were &c higher than they closed on Friday.
Soin left on al declines OF 30 IN September and No
. Kay deliveries. Oats also lost &c OF the rrevi-
vs. days value. Provisions which et one tiTne ap-
eea 70 have the packers surely against the mar
. took q sudden turn for the better. which could
- nave occurred from the support OF those VINO
- ueea supposed 20 have abandoned them
fea'y rains In part OF the winter wheat territory
- o-1er factors made the wheat market bullsh
-I - lie start, and higher prices were favored.
- vas :airly good Local receipts were six
- WITH tsn cars estimated for Monday
Seasonably cool weather IN the corn belt started
:, market fairly firm. but offerings were heavier
e. - tAe orders al the opening Aln lack OF demand
~ - me East soon caused the market 20 weaken.
receipts were Sss cars with 722 cars estimated
ssy --'hlsy- Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels.
-e IL the oats pit moderate. and prices
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALS market for pig iron certificates at the
changes in the price level There was sale OF 300
standard foundry october al ST. Standard ou9dIy erag
October SIC soa$lI 10 and N3vemoer SIG ISq$l 10
was firn owing to moderate offerings and at New York
business in molasses moderate usual on satur
day but the general temper OF the market was Arm
follow: MoIAsSES-New orleans centrifugal. common.
orleans bF open Ee E s6Ssd 81 i4g
15c fair l5g1Tc; good, 1sG2oc; prime 22G24c; fancy
s oil odsTsseIy @ : active ,t s0day o
steady situation waiting one export demsnd so p OH
at sI&o and 1000 November al s14c I4nsssd oil was
gee Hsea m a5 N alr sands h
bbs 7sOc bulk. 470c: Philadelphia. I5ci bulk 65c;
water white New York b6ls Ssoc bulk 75c PhiIadeL
Pss m Soc sSi 9q e % water T6Ib T45 Nv
a1T Sre o a mills nominal NINA new sop PStJe ptenbr
@6a3e October. 33'-a3+c, November. S1q3lhei De
4Oc ILNsEED oiIAme.iean seed city raw a9g40e; 40
39 39a4a e 'oTn raw '''''' Calcutta nav" '' LARD OIL
FR0vIsIoNs- opened little lower % and lard lard
selling 9y packers SoyeTlns @f & h%r's tb near a e9
rather firm undetone. Receipts chicago - goo
9ss ofe Ness AS s7S7 ISL @ an a11 SIS 5Sasa short clear
family slla$ 90 packet 81 5oG$lo 90 extra s In42 gd
So DRESSED HOGS quiet; quote Bac9ns s9sc; Il ~ ~
10 n i2e I2 NJ 1Ifii5.c u ~ Tie Pieked shoulders
nominal: quoted sasl4c. Picked hams steady; quoted
12Q12i2c TAILIOW steady; city, &c; country 5q514
LARD quiet: quoted, Middle West prime, Soc city
steady quoted s9sc refined lard steady; quoted
South g Toe; Continent 300; Brazil kegs.
1910; compound steady quoted. 7GT@c STEARINE
quiet. quoted: OleO, &c; city. 1OA-c.
RICE-Southern markets continue % report a fairly
distribution of rice with the market showing
firmness. New Orleans reported a moderate Gales
rhe day with the temper Of the market
steady Quotations follow; Domestic, screenings
Slsq3fsc: heads +q412c; choice heads, s@+c
heads, 5Q01eC extra fancy heads 81 Q6C Japan
domestic 4bG4 s4c; Patna. 5lzgjAc; Java 4Ag54ae;
RangoOn. in bond. - G2lac-
SCGAR-LiberaI Withdrawals of old contracts
noted. but business moderate. The under
showed hrmness, with prices, however,
changed. Prices quoted less for CASH
loaf and crushed 54Oc; mould A 505c cubes 900
XXXX powdered Soc; powdered coarse powdered and
fruit powdered 4S9c Eagle COnfeCtiOners granUlated
gTanulated. soc; Eagle
cartons II bags 3 10 bags OF fine Granulated
4.S5C; Eagle fine granulated and diamond A.
47oc: confectoners' A. 455c; No 1. 445c; Nos and
40c; No 4 400 No 3 425c; No 8. 4.2c. No :, 415c
No S i 10c; No 8, +o5c; No 10. 4c; No II. 3e5e
No II 300; Nos II. Il and -. 3.SjC The London
sugar bettS somewhat easier, with
July quoted pa Although the market
quiet there firm undertOne. with fun
prices quoted the following duty paid Cen
trfuga 95 test. 32Fl3 1I-}2c musc0yad0 test. Sc
and TnOlasses sugar. 80 test. 2$4C.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

lsverpooI June a3-CIosIng. WIFE AT-sDot nominal;
futures quiet July 6s 7z.G September 6s nd IeoeT1-
ber is COBN-Spot Arm American mixed, Ole,
sd futures quiet July 4s sss1 Septsnl6eT - -
fanry vinte- seadv al So Sd HOPS IN London Pacdo
Coast hrm % 5slgf3 BEEF steady; extra India
mess us Sd steady. urine Western SIS Sd
HAMS-Short cut. u 70 Il n. trn ~ SOS I'd Bacon
steady. Cumberland - 70 20 70, iSs GU INA
Short nib 10 Jas Cd; long clear udces. Aght.
IS n 49s: heavy. 35 20 40 ~ AS %; short clear
backs &c to 20 n. 60; clear bellies. II 20 l6 ID.
49s Cd shoulders square II 70 Is n nrI at 4ds LARD
Prime western tcs steady -4s 60; American re-
fined pals quiet at As HJIC.R nominal CFtt-s =
white 5Ss 6f; DO cOlored, b3s o.
TALIOW prime city Dos; Australian. in LondJIs
2ys Qd TJyRPENTINE- spirits juliet 36s Ca ltOSIS
-Conlruln steady PETROLEU NiFenned Quiec, 07sd
IINSEED OIL steady 22s. COCIONSLEG O4-E-11uiI.
refined. spot quiet al 2Os 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
TERRAPIN IN ASHES

One Of the strangest Incidents following tha grezt
fire the finding OF live terrapin IN tho Yuins
OF building at the cornet % Powell and Wash
ington streets. Miss Charlotte Estes and Miss
Lily Plowman went 70 the ruins OF the Normal
School. where Miss Estes q student. and, whle
Investigating conditions. noticed something move
IN the ashes IN basement Miss EsIes climbed
down and removed the ashes and Debris and found
the terrapn. II was 50 active that when placed on
the ground near water il ran into tho bay and
swan away.
This animal had undoubtedly passed through the
fire and lived for ten days In the OF the hasa-
ment in which Il fOund-San Francisco Cnron-
icls
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
Dividend Notices.
COUPONS PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE AND AFTER
JULY end

Abilene Water Co. 1st 5s.
Adirondack Home Telephone Co. 1st 6s.
Albany Home Telephone Co. 1st 6s
Amherst County, Va. AVS.
Ashtabula Water Co. 1st 5s.
Ashtabua Water CO. Genl 5s.
Atlanta Water & Elec. Power Co. 1st 5s.
Atlanta & Birmingham Ry. Co. 1st 5s.
Batavia Home Telephone Co 1st SIS.
Bay Shore. n. Y, Union Free School, Dist. No
l. Is.
Boone Gas Co. 1st 5s.
Clearf1eld Btuminous Coal Corp. 1st As.
Cohoes- Waterford Home Telephone Co. 1st 6s
Corning, n. Y. Various).
Englewood Gas & Elec Co. Genl. IS.
Great Northern Paper Co. 1st 5s.
Green Bay Phosphate Co. 1st 5s.
Gulf & Chicago Ry. 1st As.
Hackensack Gas G. Elec. Co Genl. 5s
Hackensack Gas Light Co. Genl. 5s
Independent Union Telephone Co. 1st 5s.
Johnson. Isaac G. & Co.. lst IS.
Jackson & Battle Creek Traction Co. 1st SO.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

The Denver Rio Grande Railroad Co.
1DJ Broadway, New York City. June 7th, 1906.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared semi-annuai dividend Two aud one
half cent the Preferred Stock Of Company
payable July eth 1906 TO Stockholders Of
27th- 1905.
The transfer books Stock will close at
ing of July nth. 1906
STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary.