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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16

tiekaing ar arosgang NJ the hae4 e
the shFoatn u aheTe Am offensive
breath. raising a mueoaas. and xanmEt-
ing and irritation I'm the ahraass H
there are any of the symPtoaas TIT
Indicate catarrhal tr0ahies, begln ths
use of Hyumea af ome@.
You take - risk In paying 81 soT =
Hyomei outfit. ii T. @. Mnrphsy gives
Ills personal GUARANTEES thai II ths
rcmedy doe not afford satisfaction.
year money = u h. refunded ~ onsa.
Ex;ra smaafles It HyoGnei. Il nee4ad.
eosa but 30 cents. Enaiing this tie
nssi economical remedy fIF catarFA.
as mcgl a. the most reliable.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16
PERSONAL MENTION

John Renehan expects "a leave In 4
day or two for Mexico.
Thomas Lester. OF Shoemaker. was
In this city yesterday.
l.. G. Dueul VAS In the city yestef'
day from the ranch at La Caeva.
W. II. Garner the surveyor. came In
from the north yesterday afternoon.
b. c. Pitlnger left the city yester'
da. afternoon for Watrous gu u bust
ness trip.
]. F. becker vas In the city yesier'
day on business from his home at Ro'
meroyil!e.
Miss c. Hart aud Miss Peters we've
In the city yesterday from their home
at Ration.
!. A. Garcia was Ia the city Nester'
da> on business from his home at
Trinidad. Col.
James G. McNsry left for Alhu'
nuerque on No. : last night. He will
return on No. \ tonight.
Special Officer Ben Williams Of the
Santa Pc. was In the city yesterday
and spent several hours here on bus
mess.
Arthur JudelI. who Is on the road
for a Kansas City firm Is In the city
visiting with relatives and friends for
a few days.
Elijio Gallegos and family left the
city this morning for their ranch nj
Las Cuevas, where they will spend
some time.
Special Officer Cartwright of the
Santa Fe was In the city yesterday
from his headquarters at Albuquerque
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Pierson will
leave for Denver and other eastern
points tomorrow afternoon. to be an
sent about two weeks.
c. 4. Mckay, representing the John
I. Boland Book and Stationery com
panv of Denver is in the city today
calling on his customers.
Don Eugenio Romero. county treas
urer and Apolonio Sena. deputy coun
" clerk. left the city last evening on
a business trip to Santa Rosa.
Candy" Jones, the enterprtsing re-
preventative of the Austin Candy Co.
Of Denver. is in III" city today givina
his MANY friends the glad hand.
Mrs. Oes;rich, who has been very
sick for some time at the hospital III
this city left yesterday evening fof
her old home at Beaver Dam. Wis.
". c. Barnes. secretary OF the cat
tie sanitary board, of New Mexico. re
turned home to this city yesterday at
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16

tse& ~ Eae %. hksck q. Las Vegas Ts~H
eoanans s4digSan-
| tm~1smama@a& ahd Agwn@y G1*sEEsfav
! tAaaa 10 Kammaet a. Cot. date August
t1, tss&, eaMasideEAahR o.: esmsess
ksa@ ~ aud II. hleck T. q. Bae~ = add,
fasa~
Cha& ntrla eF AZ 90 e l. GaGs. axss
Aagnaa ID. 1896. consideration 81. lax
ab@sSs described.
Western lnVesamaeRt eOmp4ny 10 4
e, Egb 81 al. date Ora0beF Is. 1906.
consideration sI.2ne. certain real -
tale i'm the city ut LIS Vegas a.a Rail
road =
Katie B*ssfoEa and husband so -,
rah E Mills. date August. 1896. CON
/! sideraaaasn si.soa, cH,nsr,& lots IN, ~
aud -. hlu4k :. L0ss-E. Sul&h4rhsa and
R0@en~a aid addition.
tAaa'd If Trustees VI Ia. E.gas
Grant to Albert Denton. dali. Octnlses
;, lss'6 consideration saso. es.n.eys
Ia-es4 sm Las Vegas grant.
"
Figure with Patty on laying was.r
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16

a. your horses a. geil as yoaTseI
Ton need not suffer from EaiEa Ut an*
sOrt-youT horses need not suffer.
Try q bottle Of Billiards. Snow IAni-
memt. u cures all pains. J.. n. Ra
berts. Bakersfield. No. writes: 50 I
have used your LAnimeag tof ten
gears m 4 find II the best | haV9 ever
used io- man nr beast
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16
Torment OF letter and Eczema
AItaved.

The intense itching characteristic
of eczema letter and like skin dis
eases Is Instantly allayed by apply
ing Chamberlain's Salve and many
severe cases have been permanently
cured by It's use. Sold by all drug
gists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16

Work has lten started on a hand
some cottage for DIR. Bullock at the
New Mexico Cottage Sanatorium
three miles north of Silver City. The
cottage will be of shingles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16
WARRANTY e

The Western Investment company
to o. l.. Houghton ct al. date October
II. 1906. consideration 81: covers so
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16

For sale at once. 100 Mexican goats.
. arties interested call on Romero
Mercantile Co 1854
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-16

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pipes sSs
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
CRIMES OF CHRISTMAS DAY

Eminent alienists should find
much to interest them in the re-
ports of battle, murder and sud
den death which had their incep-
ton on Christmas, says the New
York World.
Leaving out Of consideration the
horrors of the situation IN Moscow
and throughout the Russian En-
pire, in the United Stetes alone no
fewer than thirty murders and
other violent deaths were report
ed. For the most part, the deaths
were from murderous assault,
though suicide played some small
part in the CHASTITY catalogue.
Upon no other day in a year has
taere been such record Of trag
sdy, and the experts in neurotics
have Il study before them which
will tax the laws of known psy.
biology for an explanation.
Christmas is emiuently day of
peace aud goodwill Why, then,
,hould it prove itself 10 be day
Tim horror! Is it because of
grief over friends gone or false?
lie 1T disappointment at the turning
IF the year which brings no prom
lse of better days! Is il failure to
realize the hoped-for results of
strenuous endesvorY Or is it the
result of too much celebration
with the wine when it is redy
Possibly the alienists may aa-
swer, but the fact that Christmas
brought forth such tragedy is a
curious commentary on the day
which is supposed to be the hap.
piest and most peaceful of the
whole year,
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
Important Business Deal

On Wednesday an important
business deal took place in Stafford
when ]. G. Pursley, vice-president
of the Bank of Stafford, sold his
entire interest 10 that institution
to his partner, J. n. Porter.
For more than a year past, Mrs,
Pursley's health has not permitted
of her living here for any length
of time, therefore Mr.. Pursley pur-
chased a home at Long Beach,
California, where his wife has re
sided most of the time since. and
where her health has greatly i'm
proved. On this account Mr..
Pursley decided to make his per.
manent home in California and go
into business, hence his sale of his
interest in the Bank of Stafford,
He will retain his interest and the
position Of vice-presldent and di-
rector in the FIRST National bank
of Globe, and director in the First
National bank of Clifton, but this
will not require his personal at
tention as did the Bank of Stafford.
The Bank of Stafford was estab-
lishcd by F. w. Holt on June 5,
1889, and occupied the small brick
building on the corner of Tenth
and x streeis A hont a month
after it had been established Messrs.
Porter and Pursley bought a one.
half interest, when the banks de-
posits were only few thousand.
A few months later they bought
MIR. Hollis remaining interest.
From that time the bank has
enjoyed a steady growth until now
it is regarded as one of the most
solid banks in the territory.
Last year it was found that the
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
ALONG THE RAILROAD
Things That Have Happened During
the Week at Different Points
Along the Line

The new section house at Cutter,
located between San Carlos and
Globe, was burned to the ground
last Monday night. The cause
was a defective hue.
H. Devereux, assistant engineer
for the Gila Valley railroad, and
who has charge of the reoonstruc-
tion of the road, has established
his headquarters in Stafford and
has rented the G. W. Hopes resi-
dence. Mr.. Devereux's mother
and sister, Mrs, King, are with him
Mrs. Devereux is expected to ar
rive from Denver In short time
c. D. Reppy, right of way man
for the G. ", G. h N. Ry, company,
has established his headquarters in
Stafford and will operate from this
point hereafter. A few days ago
Mr.. Reppy purchased tract Of
lard adjoining the present Stafford
depot grounds on the east l65 feet
square. Mrs, Reppy will probably
join her husband in short time
and spend the winter here
The El Paso Times of Wednes
day says w. R. Martin, superin
tendent of the G. ", G. & N. rail-
way, has accepted the position of
union station superintendent in El
Paso. This will be regretted by
Mr.. Martins many friends in this
section, where he has made himself
very popular.
A portion of the new steel casing
for the railroad company's deep
we'll has arrived. Another car
load is expected every day.
A corps of railroad engineers
pitched their tents near the post
Office last Tuesday.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
TUCSON'S PROTEST
The Tucson Citizen says:

The Tucson Citizen says:
Let there be no mistake en-
Avndered or falsehood sent abroad
regarding the attitude of Tucson
in connection with the proposal OF
Joint statehood with New Mexico.
The good people of this city have
right to demand that they shall
not be misrepresented. The chief
city of Arizona is patriotic and
loyal to Arizona, one and indlvisi
bic, now and forever. A few
weeks ago a meeting Of a few citl'
zens was held at the court house
and il was emblazoned abroad that
500 men had joined the Joint
Statehood League. This, of course
was lie, written by a liar, 1t
was also said the meeting repres-
cnted the people of the county OF
Pima and the city of Tucson. This
was also he, written by liar.
The municipal government Of
Tucson, represented by the mayor
and city council has protested
against joint statehood. The
county of Pima, represented by the
board of supervisors, has protested
against joint statehood The
chamber Of commerce of Tucson,
representing the thrift, enterprise
and business sagacity of the com
munity, has protested against joint
statehood. Every agency, every
body having any right or authority
to speak for the people of this
community, or in any way reflect
public sentiment, has entered
solemn and serious protest against
making Arizona a vassal province
of New Mexico.
Tucson has q right, and it is its
duty, to resent the insult TO its in
telligence and patriotism implied
in any suggestion that its people
are dlsloyaI to Arizona, and ready
become the allies of New Mexico
10 scheme to destroy the auton'
omy Of their commonwealth. Let
there be no more falsehoods sent
forth regarding the attitude of
Tucson. The people of this city
will not tolerate degrading false
hood in which their honor and
patriotism are involved.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
Shot on Sunday

On Sunday evening Jack Davis,
constable of Solomonville, shot
and seriously wounded a Mexican
whom he was attempting to arrest.
Some claim that the shooting was
uncalled for and without excuse,
while others claim that the Mexi-
can was resisting arrest and that
the officer was compelled to shoot.
Davis was arrested and given a
preliminary hearing on Thursday,
being represented by Wiley E.
Jones. He was held by Justice
Parks TO await the action OF the
grand jury on a charge of assault
with intent to kill aud placed
under q bond of $500.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
A Elreside soma.


Sive me pipe, a light, book,
"A log that blazes merrily
a corner by the chimney nook,
a comfortable chalr--ah me,
Wnat OF the storm that shrieks Without
such spirits of contentment thrive
IN me I'm half inspired to shout,
IT'S good, It's good to be aliveH'
The storms grows flercer, and slip
From out my comfortable chair
ana slyly take modest nip
FROM the well filled decanter thsre
TIL. tlngling through my joyous veins,
me chariots Of gladness drive
with eager steeds and loosened reins-
An then tits good to be alive!
To own no man, to own mine house,
TO be content with mine own lot,
10 know no being, man or mouse
May bid me do what 1 would not;
10 Know the power of tyranny,
10 Know I'm monarch here, no gyve
or damning debt to fetter me
An, me, tbs good to be alive
To laugh at fame and scoff at wealth,
To envy none, to feel the free
And Joyous leap OF strength and health
IN every pulse that beats in me,
TO bow my J. aad in thanks to God.
To dream, 10 hope, to toll, to strive
An, me, 1t We're soulless clod
That is not glad to be alive!
To hear womans rustling gown,
To bid her come and sit with me,
To crave no honor or renown
But in her heart and memory;
To put my pipe or paper by,
To taste the honey in the hive
OF hsses-ah, It's then that
Know tbs so good to be alive!
New York Times
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
Documents Filled For Record.

Following is a list of documents
filed for record at the County seat
and compiled by Abstracter Fred
Dysart:
H NJ Merrill and wife to George
W Quinn, deed, $500; so acres in
Sc L 4, sec 8, tip rs, r 27 east.
Kate Tuttle to Miguel Flores,
deed, $50; IL of lots 7, 9 and IL,
block 26, Stafford.
Aravalpa Mining Co files proof
of labor or 5 claims in Aravaipa
district.
Detroit Copper Mining Co files
proof Of labor on IA claims.
Tri Bullion Smelling B Develop
ing Co files proof of labor on IA
claims in Stanley Butte district.
Dell M Potter files proof of labor
on 26 claims in Greenlee dist.
Sierra de Orc Gold Mining &
Milling Co files proof of labor on
16 claims 10 Greenlee dist.
David O'Neil TO W f Hagan.
power of attorney, to lease prop.
erty in lot 6, San Francisco TWINS.
Certificate showing that Royal
Insurance Co OF Liverpool (W A
Leonard, agent) is authorised to
do business in Arizona.
Stephen James files proof of
labor on ! CLAIM in Stanley Butte
district.
T P McCulley files proof of labor
on 5 claims in Stanley Butte dist
MN Dodge and ] f Carpenter
to Stanley Butte Consolidated
Copper Co, assignment of bond 81;
6 claims in Stanley Butte district
Stanley Butte Consolidated Cop.
per Go files proof of labor on 8
claims ia Stanley Butte dist.
e Laiave locates mine IN Cop
per Nj and Grecnlee dists
Edmund La'lve to Elizabeth
Paddock, deed, SI0; same.
Albino Ropriquez and l to d e
Address, bill Of sale, 5000; house
27l D G NJ Cos, Morenci
D e Address TO GIla Valley
Bank & Trust Co, bill of sale, 5000;
same.
Soroteo Mendez, ct al, file proof
of labor on 3 claims in Copper Mt
dist.
Paul r Becker files proof of
labor on l claim in Copper Mt and
! cloim in Greenlee dists.
Telesforo Chavez locates | claim
in Copper Mt district,
Alonzo H Packer and wife TO
George W Quinn, deed, $3.50; IA
acre in Sc cor NV ! 4, sec II, tip 7 S,
26 east,
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

institution must have more room
and its present magnificent home,
u cut of which accompanies this
article, was built. Its deposits at
present are more than $4,000
aud are daily increasing.
From now on ]. N. Porter will
have personal supervision of the
bank, with J. N. Robinson as
cashier.
]. G. Pursley IS one of our most
entesprislng citizens, always work
ing in the front ranks for the up.
building of the community, and the
people will regret very much that
he and his ostimable wife have
found it necessary TO leave us.
They will have the best wishes of
all who know them wherever they
60.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

Adolph Weinberg, a meek, small
sized man, was in the Yorkville
Police Court yestt rdny, and said in
explanation of leaving his wife
that she was husband beater and
that he was unable to stand her
abusive treatment any longer
The Sun
Respectfully referred to Presi-
dent Roosevelt for remedial legis
latiou. What is to become of the
Gospel of the Square Deal if there
are to be whipping-posts for WIFE
beaters but none for husband
atersl-The World,
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

THE effort being made by Frank
Heney to get Judge F. s, Nave re-
moved, Is in keeping with a mum.
ber of his acts while he was resi-.
dent of this territory. 1t seems
strange TO the people of this terri
tory that the president would with.
draw a nomination of a man ap
pointed, on the word of Frank J..
Heney. A few years ago Heney
made history in Graham county
that, we understand, has been
placed in the hands of the presi-
dent that should open his eyes and
show him what kind of man he
has made a pet Of Judge Nave is
regarded by the people of this
district, by the Judiciary and the
attorneys as a clean, coucientious
man, one who has gained the re-
spect and confidence of all who
know him. 1t is said by those
supposed to know that Heney's
hatred of Nave is because the latter
prosecuted the formers brother for
unlawfuily cutting government
tim her.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

Company

We don't want the
earth but we do want
you to know that we
C rry a complete
stock of staple and
fancy Groceries, and
want a portion of
your trade. C o m o
once and you will
come again
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
Write it 1906.
DID you "swear Off Monday,

WHEN a Russian newspaper is
suppressed by the authorities it re-
app sai under another name. The
alias is almost as valuable in the
cars land as the alibi is in others.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

So far northern Arizona has
only put forth four candidates
for the next congressional
democratic nomination. These
are Col. Wilson, f. E. Ellinwood,
T. &. Norris and Henry +. Ash.
urst. We presume there will be
others hatch out as soon as the
first thaw comes in the north.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

THE BOSTON CASH STORE is
TAKING STOCK THIS WEEK
AND AFTER THE RUSH Of THE
HOLIDAY SEASON IS OVER
YOU WILL FIND OUR REGULAR
ADD WITH BETTER BARGAINS
THAN EVER BEFORE
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

A New England editor says: 81
rank Americas great men in this
order: Booker T. Washington
first, Jacob A. Riis second and
Theodore Roosevelt third" This
is hard on Riis.-Enterprlse.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
Notice

The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Stanley Butte
Consolidated Copper Co., adjourn
ed from day to day from Dec b,
1905, will be held TT Stafford, Ariz,,
on January 18th, 1906, per order
of the directors.
NJ. NJ. DoDGE, Sec'y
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

A girl in Kentucky who sued a
traction company for injury to her
collar bone, removed her shirt
waist in court, that the jury might
see the extent of the injury. She
was given judgment of $4,000
and no doubt each one of the jury
was convinced, by the personal
inspection be made, that it was
worth the money.-Phoenix Enter.
prise.
We would like to have been on
that jury.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

* : s'tto's fs 4. h'sss Stated 40; meeting 5s' F;
Saturday evenings on or
before the full moon, each
Q. I. REYNOLDS, W. NJ
W. d. FMsNoB, Secretary.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
Good Niaht.

GOOD Night.
Good night? All, no; the hour is Ill
Which sewers those 1t should unite.
Let us remain together still.
Then II will be good night.
How can / call the lone night good,
Though thy sweet wishes wing ita
flight?
BE It not said, thought, understood,
That 1t will be good night.
To hearts which near each other move
From evening close to morning light.
The night is good, because, my love,
They never say good night.
Shelley,
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

IT is not quite plain how Mr..
Roosevelt can aspire to be more of
a boss thhu he IS at present.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

IT is natural to presume that the
voters of the territory will break
their necks to send Z. e. Ellen
wood to congress. At present he
is the district attorney of Yavapai
county and has been fighting to
practically exempt the big mining
companies of his county from tax
alton, thereby loading the burden
onto the poor people. The tax
payers will honor such man as
this by retiring him to private life
where he will be kept so that he
can do no more harm. An officer
who will deliberately fight to give
rich and powerful corporations,
simply because they are rich and
powerful, advantages at the ex.
peuse of the people is worthy of
only the contempt of people they
have betrayed
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

Life.
A train Of gay and clouded days,
Dappled with joy and grief and praiss.
Beauty to fire us. saints to save,
Escort us to little grave
Emerson.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
CARD OF THANKS

The Cyclone has just closed the largest
years business in the history of the
store.
To the people of the valley we give
credit and return to all our thanks,
Mr.. Free Hubbard having decided not to
take an interest, will contiue the busi-
ness alone.
Look for next weeks special.
j. M. FOSTER
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

ChamberIains SGliS, SIaESbSaS Ss0lssa ssppesT ana
Nsytf faaR Bryh now II nifty yffve life.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05
ny ~-1''


are the lowest possible fig
ures at which good Dental
work can be accomplished.
For examination Of the teeth
l charge nothing, Your
teeth should be examined
often and when their con-
dition demands treatment
they should have immediate
attention Consultation and
estimates FREE.
Graham guardian., 1906-01-05

DIR. j. @. BELT,
Modern Dentistry
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-05-05
MIscelIRneOua.

Proceedings in Involuntary bank
ruptcy have been started against John
Alexander Dowie in Chicago. The
| claims involved amount to $1,000.
| The suit threatens to disrupt Zion City.
The Kansas democratic state con-
vention at Topeka recently nominated
strong ticket with former Senator
ernor; Hugh Farrelly. for lieutenant
governor, and David Overmyer for
attorney general. The platform de-
clares for the enforcement of all laws,
for two cent fare and the abolition
OF railroad passes.
The steamer Buckman from Seattle
with supplies for San Francisco was
CO and almost overwhelmed recently.
1t was supposed the wave was caused
by subteranean disturbances.
William A. Brewer, Jr., formerly
president Of the Washington Life In
surance company, has been indicted
by the New York grand jury for per-
Jury in connection with the companys
reports to the state superintendent OF
insurance in 1903.
A dispatch to the London Morning
Post from Shanghai says the customs
returns from the whole Of China for
1905 were $23, 900. against $40 1895.
400 in 1904.
Presumably as q result OF investiga-
tions being made by interstate COM
Ice
| existing between coal carrying roads
and mining companies, the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has sold its con.
trolling interest in the Consolidated
Coal Company
A detail Of Moros on the Island of
Samar, in an encounter with Pulajanes
killed 80 Of the latter.
Suits have been filed at Austin,
Texas to forfeit the charters of the
Forth Worth Live Stock exchange,
the Fort Worth Stock Yards COM
pany and Armour & Co., for violation
of the antitrust laws
Gov. Folk has ordered the with
drawal of the militia which has been
maintaining order in Springfield since
the recent Iynching.
The United States cruisers Chat.
tanooga and Galveston have arrived
at Manila for an overhauling prepar-
atory to joining the feet at Shanghai.
Richmond, Va. has been selected
by the Confederate veterans as the
place for holding the reunion next
year. The present officers of the or
ganization were reelected
A serious outbreak Of the plague
has occurred in northern India.
King Edward, Emperor Nicholas
and Emperor William will meet at
Darmstadt., capital Of the grand
duchy Of Hesse, during the B-st week
Of September.
A tornado swept the town Of Belle
vue. Tex. recently. Twelve poeoono
were reported killed