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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18

The Navy Department Is not sup.
erstttious but 1t wasn't going to tako
any chances on accepting the ST.
Louis on tho 18th of tho month
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18
Two Suits Entered.

Iho following suits were Instituted
I tho Circuit Court yesterda: Henry
toblnson vs.. Mary Robinson, action
pr divorce: the Liquid Carbonic Com
any VS.. r. e. Gatewood.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18

One of the best of good bets is
that 1t will never be necessary to
Issue an Injunction to restrain Gro,
yer Cleveland from loving Col. Bryan
too much.-Washlngton Post
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18
Pin Lost.

Gold club pin, with "Akcester"> en-
|aved upon 1T, either in King street
West Queen street, Friday night.
nder will be rewarded by returning
'me to Daily fress office, King
rect, Hampton. #
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18
Those Hama Today

\ Beasley & Bush will have the deli.
cious country. Smithfield and Jones'
mans today. Nothing hotter for your
Sunday dinner. Phone Is. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18

I know Of nothing sublime which
not some II iiication Of power.
Burke
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18
WatermeIons Am Eine

That is II you get them from Beas.
ley & Bushs. Big shipment of the
best melons received yesterday
Phone 18. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18

President Pulliam Is to be congrat
Sulated upon his determination to put
down srowdy ball playing. Rufflanlsm
on the field came very near killing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18

Old papers for sale at the Da|
Presa office at 10 cents 9sr hundr(
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-18

II the labor leaders really have
any intention to spike that Illinois
Cannon 1t Is high time for them to
got busy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
BAD CHECK TURNS
up FROM LAWYER

A cheek made payable 20 ~ D.
Lawlor and purporting TO bear ihn
signature of ~ r. Mltchim." turned
up ar ths State National bank uis
morning from So Louis. drawn On The
American National bank TIE check
Wna promptly refused a. not straight
LnNler Waa formerly a reporter On
iho News and claimed t0 ho 3 Now
Yorker. ia had rheumatism and con
sumption. and was norl for Dis hearth
tin worked Tor several weeks aad then
lcit town
Since that time several had chcrka
have turned up here. one az them with
the alleged signature OF hr Miichim.
previous 90 tho one arriving today.
Two we're worried on in Albuquerque
aud one in this cliy the day iAWler
lofl toWn tho one disposed Of here
being aimod in ihe name ~ q mining
man ai larilla
The description of the man puahlnE
an the checks has always fitted law
leF, but none az my checks have hen
drawn payable 20 himself cHofpi tll
ono arriving today -Ei ruao fIefasi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence
Kansas City. Mo-. Feb 2G.--The
heavy movement OF cattle 90 market
shows signs Of curtallmont today tho
receipts being 1000 head. a decrease
OF 5000 from recent Mondays. The
total for last week exceeded 10000.
hut wac smaller than the preceding
week Stockors and feeders were at
a point almost out OF reach the nrat oi
last week. and had To- come down from
40 10 go cents TO stimulate much trade
before tho close OF tho week They
are RrOng today, az the country do.
mnnd ls very broad May corn Or
selling nd 5 cents cheaper than year
ago. which, together with the fact
that beef cattle now being marketed
are making money, has "a tendency 90
cause farmers 10 feed their corn,
rather than sell 81. which increases the
demand Cor cattle for the country A
notable sale last week was twenty -one
cars ~ Panhandle stOcker6 weigh.
ing CS2 pounds. at $3.50 the entire
train going straight, without a single
cut Other siockcfs sold 40 giG0.
from Colorado. and medium grade
Colorado aud Idaho stDckcrs and feed.
crs sold nt 1870 tO li26. bulls. $3.50
TO f315i cows, $50 to 1915. No
heavy hay fed killing steers were CO..
ceived, bat they are quotahle az tf,25
10 fi.65. Meal fed steers fFom below
the quarantine line sold today at Sass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

roi McCann to take trolley ride Nsth
hlm to tho l0gsly noighborhood around
hnuhls station The ruso vac that
Mccain was i1 witness some legal
papers They lcft the car and walked
tu ne brow of a clin ovcrhanFinR an
old quarry Al midnight railroad
crossing Waterman nearly mile
away heard McCanua dyinr prayers
mercy and two Shots
Tho kngiiahman walked % 81
onia. wearing McCann hai. coat aad
watch. and told lahorIoua story sf
having bcau attacked with Mccain
by sans of crooks who had ontlcod
them there Mccain. hu ald. would
rU1pponr lu duo Tim AZ arst hls
story was beloved but when t.o
naked body 0f MCCann was found ln
Che quarry pond aiih two hula. hoion
ln o. and throat cnt harrington wan
arrested and easily con dctod on ctr
stnnrial evidence.
llO hng never confessed the murder
and che recent discovery of skeleton
near Che scene Of the crime has been
seized upon by him to suspect that 10
lH The body % one of tho robbers whn
was wounded iB the hghf with him
and Mccain The police thinh % lns.
a. likely that % iH The romaius ~ q
former victim of harrington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

and we're invited 20 remain in the par.
ior Tho blnshlug and somewhat nar.
voua widow picked ~ a love story In
book form from Judge Bayre's table
and began 60 read. Meanwhile. the
groomto.bo paced up and down me
room, frequently looking out Of the
front window % see 10 Judge hayue
wee not in sight
Tho love tale proved 70 interesting
TO Mrs Baker that she ala not notice
Judfc nayno's return until Leonard
spoke 90 her Leonard explained the
nature Of their call, and Judge Bayno
after asking him q few formal cues
lions. announced that he was ready 10
he thp knot that no man can unite.
without violating a Biblical inlunc.
lion
stand up and Join right hands with
Mr. Leonard said Judge hayno al.
dressing Mrs Baker. who was still
reading "Fnr Loves Sake
Mra Baker wanted TO become n
bride. bui she also wanted 20 fniah
ne cntrancing novel she realized
she would have NO excuse for longer
remaining ln Judge Bayno's once.
Judge. this book d. awfully nice.
want 90 finish q before I yet married.
n makes me feel good really lts
almost ns good az getting married.
said the widow
Lsonard's face flushed. while Judge
Bayne apparently did not know what
to say.
An. we'll. an, we'll; oh, an right. b.
you think sD, my dear, De finally
snmmcrcd.
Leonard and judge Baync discussed
weather prospects for thirty minutes,
while Mrs Baker continued reading.
Whtn She las, page OF the book was
turned Mrs. Baker sighed deeply
arose 90 her feet and announced that
she was quite ready 90 De "hitchcd.
70 required less than a minute for
Judgc Bayne 20 do the "hitching" and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard left FOR Wals5n-
burg, Colo. on tho evening Santa Pc
train.
The assault ON Leonard by white.
cnps near la Vota, during which he
was strung up with q rope as a warn
Ing. vas because OF bis open attcn.
lions to AIRS Baker. who conducted "a
miners boarding house Leonard was
known 20 have a wife and family On
Denver. and when the sturdy miners
and others at Occidont saw the undls.
EuIacd love glanccs that passed be
tween the couple, they decided that
summary punishment was necessary
in defense 90 good morals.
Leonard's drst wife, who resides ln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
SANTA ~ JUSTICE or
THE PEACE sLRsHEp.

jose lnez ManEannrea. Justice OF
the peace. IN precinct No rs. Santa
Re. Do ga n serious condition M his
home as the result Of numerous knife
wounds, cuffs and kicks. received
about o'clock, Sunday morning. 90
hght which took place In front ~ the
home OF County Commissioner Arthur
SCligman. County Assessor Anaataslo
Gonzales. Braulio Prada, Elisoo Tru.
iillo and Melton Vigil we're arrested
at the scene OF the conflict and placed
Ia tho county jan hy Deputy sheriff
scicrino huCn. They were arraigned
before Police Magistrate jose Maria
Garcia. and secured release on bond.
Should ManzanL.os' wounds prove
fatal. d o. probable that q more sori.
ilus charge than assault with deadly
weapons may boz placed against them.
Al The time Of the alleged assault all
Of those implicated were under the
influence of liquor Residents on
Palace avenue. Santa Fe. were nwak-
ened early Sunday morning hy the
shouts and cries of the struggling
men. According Co Manzanarea' story
ho walked from the plaza TO a point
opposite tho Songman home. with the
four men now accused OF the attack.
He snid that when he attempted To-
leave them and go 90 his home nearby
all four men fell upon him with knives.
rocks and Asts. knocking him down
and wounding him. He received
knlfo stab through The right arm.
while trying 90 defend himself. and
was also aiashed across the head.
Some one struck him 90 tho other
cciyed numerous other bruises. His
cries for assistance attracted several
others 90 the scene and De was sent
to his home in q cab. Tho others tell
different stories OF che AFFAIR but
owing ,o the early hour at which time
few were on The street little addi-
tiunai evidence can be- secured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
TESTING SUGAR BETS
or PECOS VALLEY
RESULTS SHOW ABOUT 20 PER
CENT SUGAR AND a GOOD PER
CENT PURITY or JUICE

judge Granville A. Richardson. pres
.dont 0i the Commercial club. recely.
"a a rcpqTi Last evening from the Az
slculiurai college az MesllIa Park. ~
NJ ln regard 90 the sugar boeia that
we're raised here last year Tor expert.
mental purposes, aaya the Roswell
Record The report was highly salts.
factory and the prospects are briRhi
for iho establishment Of an Immense
beet sugar plant here Analysis was
made OF aiH lots of the boots ln he
past thirty days by Prof n. y. Hare
an eminent chemist an the college.
and hts report Is that the run o. per
cent in sugar in the juice "a from 1874
iO 20 per cent Tho purity ~ ne
juice runs from k7 per cent 10 90 per
cent AN of Che slK l0is 0f hoets that
were tested we're raised in Roc we'll
and Vicinity LIST year. ana no chem
iat said that an Woro OF the finest
kinds for sugar producing qualities.
o. will ho remembered tina. last year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
JEMEZ FOREST
RESERVE RANGES
A LIST or THOSE WHO WE'RE
RECENTLY APPOINTED AS
GUARDS AND RANGERS.

Forest Assistant Erickson now has
the administration OF the Jomoz For
ca Reserve well under way
Since bis arrival in Santa Fc "a
few weeks ago. Mr Erickson has
been hard at work placing things In
shape ln addition 20 the large num-
Der of applications for grazing pur
mhs received through the mails quite
"a number Of the sheep owners ln or
nrnr the reserve have been 10 that
city 90 see him in regard 90 the con-
dltions existing rules. etc. As "a
whole. the people have seemed glad
that she reserve has been establish
GA and reel that o. viii be- for their
Interests
More applications Tor sheep grazing
have been received than were oN-
pectcd Nh Erickson has now secured
h.s fuI quota uf men to Hcryc nH
guards and rangers. and the majority
of them have already reported and
are at work IN the rosrye.
Tho nantes of the mon are: D. g..
Dexter. a lumhorman of Bland. who
has headquarters at Sonorlta. Albert
Abbott of Santa Pc, surveyor with
headquarters nt Bland: r. o. Blake.
of sulphur Springs. deputy game war
den. headquarters nc Coyote. stephen
EaHiun of Bcrnalllo. deputy sheriff
at Galllnas: T.. }. Mum
doll OF Caption. saw mill man. head
quarters az Capulin. &. r. Dwiro of
Taos, surveyor. headquarters at VAL
lecitos g. w. Berry of Tres Piedras.
miner. headquarters az Tres piedras
Walter Hyde OF Anaila, cattlomun
Leonard a. Shartzer lumbcrman. of
Roswell, headquarters at Canillon
a. n Harris of Santa ne, telephone
man, headquarters Ia Santa Clara
valley
The last three OF these men have
not gone on duty as yet. but will DO
80 in q few days Walter Hyde was
sent up by Inspector On Bots and has
not been assigned bis territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

10 tfoo. Weighing from 1880 To 800
bulls $500 90 f3.25. hoiicu no a.
Sass. veais. ll.
Lambs declined from 10 40 25 conia
last week, and are from 3 to i0 cents
lower today, while sheep held fully
steady. and arc steady 90 strong 90
day. lambs DO not avcrago up very
good quality. many feeders apparently
overlooking the advantage tO be- gain.
ga by twenty to thirty days moro feed.
INK. often from 30 to 50 cents per 100
addilion a. Che selling price 10 woulG
look az though the decline On prices
Of lambs has reached the limit. az
fairly good lambs are selling today az
f6.25 go fG40, while it6.pound wothora
sold today W $3.50. and ii2 pound
ewes az t5.lb Top lambs bring
around t0.t5. and choice ycariIngs up
io 500; medium 90 common ewes
N.25 To fi75 Some goats sold lately
az $3.50. Kids az $3.50 Tho receipts
showed some decrease last week from
recent weeks, the run today being 81.
900. AGAINST 1900 last Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
ROMANCE COMES
On RATION WEDDING
WIDOW BAKER DELAYS cERE.
MoNN BY READING A LOVE
NOVEL

A special dispatch 90 the Denver
Post from ilaton, dated February 90.
says
After facing death by hanging. at
the hands OF a mob OF Whitccaps. near
Ia Noia. Colo. because of his atton-
lions 30 her, John ~ Leonard, mine
contractor OF that place, was yester.
day compelled 20 wait until Mrs Mag.
gle Baker had inishod reading a love
story before she would consent 90 be.
come his bride Tho thrilling tale, en-.
titled For Loves Sake" % piece De-
resistance An meludrHma aud roman.
tic fiction literature. being mentally
consumed AIRS. Baker who o. still
quite fair and abOm forty iOid Judge
tlayne that she was ready 10 be-
''hltchcd."
Leonard aud Mrs. Baker arrived
hero az "a O'clock sunday morning
from Ia Veia and registered az the
soaberg .otei Amer lunch Leonard
secured a marriage permit from COun'
~ Clerk Brackoit, and returned to the
hotel for his prospective bride. Mrs.
naker was ready and the couple walk
"a 20 the home OF judge G. NJ bayne
90 have the nuptlai knot tied
Judge nayno Was eni0ylng an auto
spin about the city and did not ne
turn ior an hour. Leonard and Mrs.
naker decided TO walt for his honor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
ACH DU LIEBER, SHUCKS AND
THE BLAMED Old LOCOMOTIVE
WILD RIDE or a SOUTHERN WIS.
coNsiN MAN AND WIFE ON THE
FRONT END or AN ENolNE-A
REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM
DEATH.

Milwaukee, Wis Feb. 2S--"Ach du
liober Augustine" sang William Du
ryash as ho drove me- family horse
up along the road watch leads from
Wlrtonburg 10 tine country.
Now william pleaded bis wife.
you must hold the Horse in, because
w. can't cross them tracks ahead of
the train
"Crzyglzrx.nski" said William.
which is Polish Tor shuCks us be-
drove ON.
% was 'atc OF uieht and the Duryn.
skis had just come from a dance a.
Witienburg where. as English stu.
dents will remember Hamlet recoiyNd
his education. Mr. uurynsk was On "a
cunviYlal siatc-W Wisconsin. ID you will
You just Hec me beat that train
out.' ho said to his VIE.
Number N was ripping things np
on tho railroad track when the Duryn.
skis licked thc family horse ana drove
un.
we caa't make &c.. said Mra. Du.
rynsh "a is impossible
'CryNlzxinski," reiterated her hus
band, and began the second verse of
Augustine"
Engineer ~. j. barton did not NO.
flCe anything on BIS sido OF The en-.
eine, though "a little furry of snow
aiterward convinced him fhat some.
thing must have been struck. cone
more empty bench at the dog show "
ho though to himself a. No. 4 went
hurrylng on into tho night
And nov Thomas s Mcughor. con.
lucior of the train takes up the tale
When We stopped "a Eland juno.
zion. che engineer came running
around the train calling TO me 90
come ahead 90 the engine. ! came
up in front and saw a buggy top
stuck ON one OF the flagstaff
q Hooked closer and there was q
woman wedgel la the buggy top with
Der head 90 Che front. bat 30 that sho
couldn't fan out
Dent ht any more trains come
she said as We picked her up and
carried her 90 che hagFage car. She
Kept right on talking nationally Che
.aid Der name was DuryuHn aad tha,
she was afraid her husband was hurt
we didn't SEQ the husband al nrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

&c. Louis. Feb. U.s. Hanging by the
neck until dead % 90 be the fate OF
ono fortune hunting English lord. d"
who did not stop al murder 20 accom-
plish bis ends. p Seymour Barring
ton, agod 90. has boon sentenced 20 De-
hanged at Clayton. Mo. on March f5
James r. Mccain. hls lenofactor. ia
his allegeJ ylcdm
harrington lurod him ont into
dcanlaie spot ln g. Louis county. slew
him, then came back and tried 90 take
McCannt place In the dead mans own
home
Harrington has boon exposed az "a
born crook. From tho aro OF no % 90
ho waa not ont OF prison a whole year
al time. George Frederick Barton
ia his real name. and he was born 40
Tunbridge Wells. England Hls hrst
sentence was ave years In a roforma
tory for ombozzlemopt. Rohbing bono.
factors seems 10 have been the key.
note of the mans life. Tie went back
TO prison Tor stealing his masters
watch. A burglary vas HIS next stunt.
but De- cut down his term By getting
out on forged pardon papers fIo
married an English Girl. quickly dis.
sipated her property and went back
10 prison Tor burglary.
Then Barton chose the United
states Tor his field A. "sir Fred.
erick Sydmham nurFoync" ho mar
riod CUlcsto Elizabeth Miller in
brooklyn. tie got all her money and
left her with a child ln London. He
went 10 prison again after this while
trying 20 court "a clergymau's dauEh.
ter.
Ia Philadelphia later. he married
q woman Of wealth and nno family
whom be deserted In Cincinnati 90
their honeymoon tour. robblng her of
her trOussoau
Poses AZ Lord.
ln ST. Louis be then posed aH Lord
r. Seymour harrington. and adyor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
A. B. MCGAFFEY RE-
TURNS FROM ROSWELL
PEcos VALLEW TOWN BOOMING,
AUTOMOBILE RIDE a HOT ONE.
MRS. MeoAFFEV FOR CALI.
FORNtA.

A. -. McGnffcy. Of the horahln-
MrGaffoy company. returned fo the
city last might. from a business trip
10 Roswell, whore he has a brother
living Mr. McGaifoy says thRt Rua-
we'll iH ana awfully good town. A large
amount OF building ls going on there
and the people are busy and prosper
Qua.
Mr McGaffey spoke On glowing
terms of the Torrance Roswell auto
mobile line. which carries mail aud
passengers between Torrance. the
terminal of the Santa 10 Central, and
Roswell The distance between the
two places o. no miles. A large Win
ton touring car makes o. I'M five
hours. on schedule, and frequently in
shorter time Tho route is across
plains an the way and over "a hard,
smooth road. in some places the ma
chine strikes a speed OF forty-five
miles am hour Mr.. McOanoy says
that solomon Luna, who So now az
Roswell. went over the other day Ia
four hours and half which is a trIflo
less than two and Ono-half mlnuies
10 the mile. Going some, eh2
MT McGalioy was accompanied
here by his mother Mra. X. ~ Nc
Gaffey, who left on the California
Limited FOR lna Angeles. whore she
viii join Mu A. ~ McGaifey and
children who are spending the SUM
Nor there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
GREAT PRIVATE
IRRIGATION SCHEME
TO RECLAIM OVER a HUNDRED
THOUSAND ACRES ON THE
MlNBREB RIVER.

The hlg M.mhrcs irrigation UNDER
taking. which win reclaim lOf 900
acres of land south OF Haywood Hot
springs. in the Mimbrga valley OF
southern New Mexico. BE- progressing
satisfactorily. and work ou the dam
win begin n few weeks according
go Milton % Westcoit. 600 El paso
civil engineer who has Iusi returned
from the site
The undertaking o. % private ono.
gigantic though 30 iH. ana o. ia the
pfulcci of A ~ Spauid.nH the famous
sporting goods man uI New York,
Chicago and elsewhere I. l8 the I'M
trntiun tO Hcll the land which the dam
VIII reclaim in small tracts 90 eastern
farmers, and contract with them Go
furnish them water at certain rate
for "a stipulated period of years
Mr Spaldlng acquired the land.
which Do a rich lUam something of
the character of tho El ras1 and See
Billn valley lands. az @ low figure.
since 90 is practically worthless ex-
cepi for srazing purposes without ir-
rigatipn. and after be- constructs che
dam. he will be- able t0 Ecll u in small
tncta az d good figure
haywood ls north uf Dcming on thc
SANTA o. railroad running to silver
City ifom that point Tho dam is to
ho constructed across the Mimbres
river five miles below Haywood. The
Mimhres river is n stream with nu
everlasting flow uf pure water sweet
ana palatahlo. uud one 0f the very
few In the southwest not c0ntamln-
.ated with salts aud vegetable aub-
stances chat are in a way injurious
to the lands. The valley un each side
lot The river b. rich aud productive
~ properly Irrigated ana governmental
farms have proved that almost any
thing can be- grown there
When the dam and canal sYatem
are complfted, Mr. Spalding and as.
aoclatos will De- able 90 furnish water
for every foot OF the 100000 acres ol
land which they have acquired and q
viii be- probably the biggest private
irrigation scheme in the United
States
The dam ID 90 be- constructed 0f
earth and concrete. and will be- an
immense undertaking T1e rights for
the construction OF the dam hive.
Mr Wosicutt says. been secured. und
the work will start ln "a few weeks.
The dam alone Will cost in the
neighb0rhoOd Of ti.000.000 aud Win be-
several months in buiiding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
STOCK SALES

Special Correspondence.
Kansas Clty. Mo-. Feb 2J FOL.
lowing were some sales uf Panhandle.
Colorado and Western cattle at Kan.
sas City this week.
W. A Hotter. Ounnison. colo. 32s
siockors. csc pounds. siGO.
Owner. Colorado. no feeders. 100
pounds. $3.50. 1866 st0ckcra S9G
pounds. f375. a6 siockora. $50 pounds.
$50.
Owner. Delta. Colo. 90 stcckcra. 73s
pounds, tt3j, COWS. 1915 pounds.
$3.50; ~ stock heifers, 692 pounds
S385.
W G. Neal Rocky Ford. Colo. 3s
stockers. G7s pounds. t3.G5. "a COWS.
l9i pounds. 81; ~ calves, l60 pounds
$500.
Wakeman. Idaho Falls. Idaho. as
stockers. 7sS pounds. s3.65. 2S stock
ers 500 pounds. 81 70; SO Gamers, 703
pounds. $3.50.
E. "a. McBcthm. Idaho rn,;.. Idaho.
~ hnlls ti79 pounds. $40 38 bulls.
1899 pounds. f2eO. ~ bulls. 1879
pounds. f2o0
" AHNNNINNAf NeNHNff A'NNNHf 20
siockors. $3.50 pounds. ftf5, 2s stock.
ors 6s3 pounds, ft10.
Captain Tr0w, and , H. nurch,
Hereford, Texas. 6G9 st'ctcrs. Gs3
pounds. $3.50
Following were some sales Of Col.
orado and western sheep at Kansas
City this week
Monday. February 10.
E E oliver. Monte Vista. Colo. $50
lamsb. 80 pounds $3.50
George Bradhurn, Monte Vista, Colo.
ESQ lambs. 40 pounds, $3.50
W. A. Wrlght. Las AnimuH. Colo.
iiS owes as pounds, $50
j. d Rhodes, las AnImas Colo, $50
ewes, g2 pounds, SEQ
Tuesday February co.
D. Fullonwldcr Monte Vista. Colo.
57n lambs. "a pounds. $3.50.
J. l.. Thompson, Lns Animas. Colo
25i lambs. % pounds. SG.G5.
p. Elder. Las Animas Colo. $40
lambs, "a pounds. $3.50
=. a. scou, Las Anlmas. Colo. i7i
ewes, S3 pounds $500
Wednesday, February ~.
Frank Elder las Animas. Colo. 25i
lambs. ~ pounds, 2G.55
D. FullonwIdor Monte Vista. colo.
51l lambs 7G pounds. $3.50.
E n oliver, Monte Visa. Colo 56t
lambs 20 pounds. SEQ
ThurodaV February o.
r. German. Lamar. Colo. $50 lambs.
1i pounds, $3.50
O. PARROT. 90. Marys Kan. 2iS
wD.hcrs. gS pounds. s5.65
prldmorc. Monte Vista. colo. PSI
lambs. 90 pounds. sG35.
h. Miner Monte Vista Colo. 5af
lambs. GS pounds. seas.
Friday, February 20.
Lngcmcyor. las Animas Colo 7lB
lambs, so pounds sG75
Weber las An.mns Colo. $50
lambs. 90 pounds $3.50
Huling a Son. Lamar Colo 2ia
ewes. SIS pounds, $50
Hunter. Arkansas valley G25 year
llnga, SO pounds. $3.50