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MODERATED.POu|CY
Will HELP CAPITAL u.
Market Concerned in Conference
at the White House
Friday.
RAILROADS I, A MOST MOS AFFECTED 4
Stocks Show More Strength and
Better Feeling i'll the
Market.
RAILROADS MOST AFFECTED

NEW YORK, Juno S.3The stock
market community was inclined to
draw wide-reaching deductions from
tho conference at tho White House last
night Of mombers Of the national adj
ADMINISTRATION to discuss Ito results of
tho Investigations held by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission into the
nfccirs OF various corporations and
railroad combinations. Tho common
assumption In tho financial district
was that q moderation OF the policy
Of prosecution Of corporations was to-
be Inferred as in contemplation. The
response Of prices indicated that the
Hartman group was regarded as most
Immediately involved in this decision.
The feeling Is very general in tho finan-
cal community, however, that largo
portion OF the difficulties OF securing
capital for railroad extensions and
general improvements have been direct
~ due to dlscredit their own upon
corporations in general by tho attitude
OF tho administration towards these
bodies. There is q deprecated senti-
ment In Wall Street that moderation
OF governmental seventies towards
corporations would operate materially
to facilitate the raising Of needed cap
ttal.
The poor bank statement was tenn
porary Offset TO the influence OF the
Washington reports. The known movo-
nents OF money during tho week ac-
count for only about 1Aalf tho loss of
over $4,000, 900 in cash holdings as tho
s3,6OO,00O gold which goes out to-day
is not supposed to figure IN this week s
statement but to be reserved for APP
pearance in next weeks return. The
loan increase, although slight, helped
to swell tho deposit item and the re-
serve requirement with not result
OF cutting down tho surplus reserve
moro than half. 1t Is the opinion
that further gold will 80 out to Paris
next week. although the exchange rate
Mt Paris on London advanced again to-
day and narrowed the margin on profit
on shipments of gold from here. Prices
by tho bank showing and closed firm,
but rather below the best prices. Total
sales OF bonds par value, s56S.000.
Total sales to-day. 367.oOO shares.
NEW YORK. June 8-Money on call
nominal. Time loans dull and slight
~ fIrmcr; 60 days 31-2 per cent. 90
days, 33-464 per cent: six months,
43-4. Close: Prime mercantile paper
5@51-2 per cent: sterling exchange
STEADY. with actual business in bank
ers' bills ut s4.s7o5 6$4.s710 for. de-
mnnd. and at s4.s3s06s4.s37of for sixty.
day bills Posted rates. s4.S4 Id and
s4.ss. Commercial bills. $4s31-2@
s4.s35-S. Bar silver, Sc IL. Mexican
dollars. 531-8. Government bonds
steady Railroad bonds firm.
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A BALTIMORE. juno B.-FLOUR-Quiot
and unchanged. wheat-Quiet. but firm:
spot, contract, e5Ao Corn-Easier: spot.
southern white, 5s@s7o. oats-weak: No.
2 mixed, $50 4shc. Rye-Firmer; No. 2
Western. domestic. choice, 91@e2c. Butter
Firm and unchanged; fancy initiation, 22p
2ao.; DO. creamery. $780,: do. ,lndle, 200
acc. store packed. 1e @ tgc. Eggs-steady
and unchanged. Cheese-Aotive, and strong,
unchanged. 15@16Mo. STRAIGHTFORWARD n
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Va. Car. Chon,. pfd.. Q p. ct.1oo

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June s.-seaboard
Air Line. common and Notwithstanding
doing. 49, 1870
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q Cash -QuotatlohS We're as 3olloWs:1 FIour-
Steady. Winter patents. $3.90@42o:
straiEhts sa.7b@s,e5; spring patents, ,4.75@
$50: straights. $3.50 94.d5; bakers. s2.s0@
a75. No. spring wheat. 81 @1.0sM; No. 8.
e4c. @$1.oq; No. q red. $40 9ec. No. 2 corn.
b4964Ac.; No. 2 yellow, $40. No. oats,
ASH @4ec.s No. 3 white, 47ho.; No. 8 white.
45@47c. No. 2 rye $50. Fair to choice
mailing. 72@75o. F1axseed-No. north
western. sl.s1A; prime timothy seed, s475.
Clover. contract grades. S16.25. Short ribs.
Sides (loose). &s.so@s mess pork per
barrel. s1e.a2h @1e.35: lard, per 100 pounds.
1918; short clear sides (boxed), ss.s7M4
s.1sh Whiskey. basis OF high wines. s1.31.
dairies. 1920. Eggs-Easy: at mark.
cases included. 14c.' nrsts. 1910; prime
flrsts, 14ho. Cheese-Steady at 12A @13hc.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported by Craddock j ones virginia war

Petersburg. Va. Juno 8, 1907.
& Light sales the past week on account OF
most Of the crop having been marketed,
but prices good on everything being sold.
The 0OOtations are M fOlloua 80
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IL. & J. / r =
Y. S. refundinE 2s. registered. ....... 10.
U. s. refundins Is. coupon.......... 10.
U. 8. 80. registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1oa
y. 8. Old A.. acknowledgements: o.
y. 8. Old Is. eoupon...... TO-
U. 8. New Is. registered. ~
Y. 8. New 4s. coupon... ~
American Tobacco 4s................ Z
American Tobacco eB................. 1o
.Atchson general +s................. 81
Atchison adjustment 4s (otfered) 1880. 81
Atlantic Coast Limo 4s............... 81
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.............I 90
Baltimore and Ohio ahy (bid). ...... 90
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s.... g.
Central OF Georgia 6s............... 10
Central OF Georgia list Inc. (offered)... s!
Central OF Georgia End Inc. (offered). 10
Central OF Georgia 80 Inc. (oirered) ~. IS
Chesapoaks and Ohio 4hs............ 10
Chicago and Alton ahs..............
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CHICAGO. June s.-cATTLE-Recopt
about 400 head Market steady, Beeves.
$500 @sso: COWS. s1.7o@ 4.so; helfers, s2.ao
i@5.bo; calves. s5.5o@7.5o; good to prime
$50: stockers and foeders. ss955o. Hogs
Receipts about 10000 head. Market SC.
higher, Light, sslo@s.s7: mixed. $1,000
Gas: heavy, s5,s5 @ $50; roiugh5 s5.s5@6.o5
pigs. s6.7b@0,s0; bulk OF sales. $6.o5 q $40.
sheep-Reoeipts about 1000 head Market
steady. Native sa,6o6p $50; westerm $3.50
@e.o0: yearlings. s846Gp7.l5; lambs, se5o0
$50; western, $3.50 q $50.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4s...... saA
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. r. 49,. 81
Chicago. r. l.. and Pacnc.col 5s.... s4h
c.. c.. C. and St. Louis gen. 4s.... 9sh
Colorado Industrial g., series A...... 5sk
Colorado Midland 4s...... 90
Colorado and Southern 4s............ S9A
Cuba IS (offered). ........... 1927
Denver and Rio Grande 4p........... 93%
Distiliers socurities SIS (bid). ........ slh
Erie prior lion Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cav
Eric General rs (bid).. sou
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 1o3N
Japan SIS (bid)....... ........, 9sN
japan 6s, and series. 9sH
Japan ANS. certificates. p2A
japan IS. certificates (bid) ......... say
japan 4hs certificates, 2nd series...... 91H
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...... 1904
Manhattan consol gold 4n........... SO
Mexican Central 4s (bid) .............t s77A
Mexican Central list Inc. ....,...... 81
MINI. and st. Louis 4s............... 81
Missouri Kansas and Texas ls...... 95
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NEW YORK, juno s.-BEEvgs--Re-
ceipts. 1921 head: oil for slaughterers.
Dressed beef steady at sh@bho. Calves
Receipts. 81 head, all India calves and sold
Mt So 90. Dressed calves steady. City dress
cd. weak, 9Gll3o.; country dress, 8 @12hc.
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CATTLE MARKETS..

I RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Va. Juno 8. 1907
Prices this week ranged as follows:
{ Beef CATTLE very best, bh @5Nc; extra, s
@bMc., good. $40, medium to fair
quality. sh 04Ao,; common to medium. 2H %
3He.; bulls, ~ @siao. Sheep. 1 q &c.; spring
lambs, $3.50. Hogs, 51l@sho. Calves.
5@sAc,; cows. s9sho, fresh cows. seo@
1890.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAHKHT.
. CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Kansas crop re-.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond Va, Juno 8. 1907.
QUOTATIONS. "A IS
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Inyestne nt s curities.

,,s5s
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DR.PRICES
c's'"B akingP Powder
Made from rea of tartar derived
solely from grapes, the most deli.
cious and healthful Of all fruit acidA

Tie Las Vegas Orchestra Furnished
the best IT music Tor dancing whlca
a much appreciates By the young
people who seriously objected to
Home Sweet ttoEns~ early il the
morning.
Tables we're provided for those
who did not dance and Mas ea!oy.
ed cards daFsag the evening.
Much credit Is due 10 the eoaHail.
tee who had charge Of the affair
composed of Mr. J. p. Peach, Miss
Peach. Mrs. T.. BeAringsr. MTs. Ii. h.
Garvin. D. ". Cook and others.
Another large class will he ready
for initiation on the evening Of
March -. which 10 evidence that the
interest Confines 10 grow.
Miss Maggie nucher came In
from Ration Friday to spend sa,urda'
and sunday al home.
Mrs. W. T. Hin Of Rove vas the
guest Of her sister Mrs. W. ii. Davis
for a short time today.
The BnaI Birth society held a meet
ing At their lodge rooms at Temple
Montefiore. Wednesday evening anC
DR.. Heyman was taken into the or
der.
The Phi Mu Slgmas held a socia
meeting last evening ut the home o
Miss Lucy withering,on on Seventh
street. A very line time was hat
and elegant refreshments we're sery
"a.
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The aay ana year In this certificate
wrsEtsn. =
CseAlt CHARLES W. FoUR.
Notary paoaae.
state Ct Colorado. County Ct Las
AaiG2s: -.
On this lsIA day Of Febgaary.lse9
sefoFe ne personally appeared VA
lace Wesley Taylor. TO NE kaowa to
lie the persoa described in and who
executed The above and foregoing In
ssrumeat and ackaOw leagsa that ~
executed the same ~ his free acs and
deed,
W1saess my hand and official seal
the dap and year in this certificate
written.
tseal' ZOE n. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Feb. /. 1911
State Of Texas. County Of Dallas: -.
On this 26th day Of February. 1870!
before me personally appeared htttte
Doss Myers 10 me known TO be the
person described in and who execut,
the above and foregoing instrument
and acknowledged that she executed
The same as her free act and deed.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year i'm this certificate
above written.
tSeall II. c. hOsKISs.
Notary Public.
My commission expires June LIST.
1907.
State Of Mis- sourt, County Of Jack
son: 81.
On this LIST day Of March. 1907 be,
fore me personally appeared Olivia
s. Taylor. TO me known TO be the per
s0n described in and who executed
the above and foregoing instrument
and she acknowledged that she exc
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saied the same ~ her free act at
eesd-
Witness ny hand and official seal
the day and year IN this certificate
above written.
lsealt WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL
Notary Pabne,
Ny commission expires Apral i.
1919,
Territory Of New Mexico. County Of
San Miguel: s.
On this 9Th day Of March 1907 IT,
fore me- personally appeared Albert
T. Rogers, DR.. 10 me known 10 be- the
person decribed In and who executed
the above and foregoing instrument
and acknowledged thar he executed
the same as his free act and deed.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year in this eertifieass
above written.
SEAL ". II. IS1LESos
Notary Public.
Endorsed: No. ASIA, Cor. Reed.
Vol 5, Page 45l-
Certificate of Incorporation OF Fort
Sumner and Peeos Land Company.
Filed In office OF Secretary Of New
Mexico Mar. y, 1919 a. m. J, ".
Reynolds, Secretary. Compared NJ.
Y. to VI. ~
Territory of New Mexico. County OF
San Miguel: -.
| hereby certify that this tnstru-
ment was filed for record on the 18th
day Of March A. u. 1907. At . O'Clock
p. m. and was duly recorded in Boob
l OF Articles OF Incorporation. page
SC on this Iith day Of March A, d.
1901.
Witness my hand and official seal
| OF office, 4. A. Sena. Clerk OF h
Probate Court and exofricto Re
corder. 80
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

paA1gA@s E~rsaaa farms o. easpoga
EAoas. % hoFrow 49, 90 maass -
@ any az ali classes - kanas Of
securities ~ collateral. q wtGAoaz
security ov oa1lateE1l. 10 - sHa p@r
fora any ana al er e4eAeE Il tAe
Aforesaid oa1eeas II the &gs8t u
FvPsese&iauEe - &ng ssAex p~Eso=.
firm OF corporation: % transact a.!
Lawful husaneas - agsas or o2AeE-
wtse. tog any FeFsoa. firm or osA.:
ooEp0Fat&a. domestic or foEeAga. eo
coH4aeG baslGea@ IT, o&Geg states er
Inn foreign countries - have one "g
more offices uat ct this terr4to-f,
and % pareaase. hold. mortgage AMI
conVry real AMI personal properly
oat of 'aAs territory and In general
to do and perform any and al acts
OF things incidental or proper 10
carrying out any or either u the
aforesaid objects
AKTIt LIZ ~.
The amour, u the total aa,Aortx.
ed capital stock Of said corporation
Is t%wea'y-ft'e thousand ts.s.ooep dol
lars. divided into twenty-five hun.
dred shares Of the par valae Of ten
dollars each. The amount os the
capital stock with which said eorpor.
alton w!ll commence business u
three thousand. eight hundred and
eighty ts3,ssoo0) dollars
ARTICLE v.
The names and postoff1ee address.
60 Of the ineorporators Of said cor.
poratl0n. and the number Of shares
Of stock for which. s~eveTally and re.
spectiTely. said incorporates do
hereby subscribe. 1.-THE aggregate oil
which said subscriptions being
$3.50. which Is the amount Of the
capital stock with which said corpor
alton Is authorized to commence
business. as aforesaid are a. fol
lows. to-wtt:
John s. Taylor. Kansas City. No.
PSI shares 49,. -. . -. s2.sl0.V'
Wallace Wesley Taylor. Trinidad.
Colo. 10 shares .......... 700.Wl
Kittie Doss Myers. Dallas. Texas.
% shares e.. -. -. 80. 350 q
Olivia s, Taylor, Kansas City. Mo.
l share e. . .. :. csc. 100
Aibebrt T. Rogers.Jr.. f. Las Vegas.
y. NJ, l share -. -. =. 49,. 1000
ARTICLE VI.
The period for the dration and tht.
time OF the existence OF said eorpors
ton shall be fifty years.
In Witnsss Whereof We have here
nuto set Our hands and seals this 81
day Of February A. ID. 1907.
JOHN :. TAYLOR, tseal
WALLACE WESLEY TAYLOR tsea
KITTIE DOss MYERS. tseal,
OLIVIA \. TAYLOR, tSeal
ALBERT r. ROGERS. Jr.. tseal
Territory Of New Mexico. Comfy O
Guadalupe: 81,
On this 18th day of February 1870
before me personally appeared job
s. Taylor, TO me known to be tn
person described in and who execut
ed the above and foregoing instrmen
and acknowledged that he execute
the same as his free act and deed.
Witness my hand and official sea
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

In Indian Territory there are three
brothers named Watts. each of whom
Is mayor OF the town In which he re.
sides, all of them Democrats. and all
were elected to the office OF mayor on
the same day. They r Thomas J.
Watts. mayor OF Mulgrow; Jesse G,
Watts. mayor Of Saltisaw. and Chas.
G Watts. mayor of Wagner. They
are sons of w. j. Watts. who estab.
lished a home in the Indian Territory
in 1871. All three are lawyers. =.
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Enjoyable Time.

The open meeting OF the Fraternal
Brotherhood last evening proved to
be another very enjoyable gathering
of the members and friends of the
organization. :
A short program a arranged by
the committee for the earlier part Of
the evening, consisting Of n tabIeau,
Rock of Ages" Recitation by Mrs,
Il. Behringer. scene "A home pro,
tected by insurance" Recitation by
Miss Grace White. Tableau Liberty
Scene Unprotected home" lnstru'
mental selection on the piano by Mrs
J. n. Cook and an exhibition OF club
swinging by Mrs. F, e. Bluemline.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

Ex-Governor Frederick Holbrook of
Vermont has just passed his 9ith
birthday, AMI Is still one OF the hard
est working public-spirited men In
the state. He IL the oldest ex-gov'
ernor in the United States, and, with
the exception of William Sprague OF
Rhode Island, he Is the only survivor
OF the governors contemporaneous
with him In office during the Civil
war.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

The Bureau Of Immigration has Just
Issued q vel written. finely illastrat-
e1 little volume dealing with San Nj
guel county. The history. the resour.
ees. advantages. and prospects Of the
city md eoanfy are attractively set
forth. The story Of the Las Vegas
grant In told, the agricultural condE.
tons. tnelnding the dry farming ont
look. are discussed: the magnificent
mountain scenery, the superb climate.
the public and private enterprises Of
the county are dwelt upon. The a.
Illustrations are aptiy chosen and add
much 10 the attractiyeness Of the
hook
Several thousand copies Of the book
have been published. They VIII be
distributed free Of cost by the Bureau
Of immigration and by the CONNER.
ciai club. Such a publication win do
Las Vegas much good. Furthermore,
IL will prove another tribute to the
valuable work that Ia being done In
advertising New Mexico by the Blu.
reau Of immigration.
The publication was gotten out nm.
der the supervision Of the Las Vegas
Commercial club. the write-ups being
furnished by Secretary Fleming. VIII
G, Barnes, Col. n. r. Twitcheli. and
Chas. W, @. Ward, II may be said
the cost Of this valuable publication
was betrayed entirely by the Bureau
Of Immigration. the Commercial ciut
being called upon TO furnish only tho
material. These books may be obtain
ed for distribution among outside
friends upon solicitation TO the Com
mercal club or TO the Bureau Of I'm
migration. Already the public Is 20
well pleased with the work and &c
much impressed with the good II will
do In behalf Of San Miguel count,
that a number Of citizens have sub
scrihed 10 a fund to have the number
Of the books materially increased.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

Seven Democratic candidates for
the United States senatorship from
Oklahoma are now In the field. They
are Col. Roy Hoffman of Chandler;
T. p, Gore of Lawton: NJ. i. Turner
of Oklahoma City. and w. s. Whit
tinghill OF Enid, from the Oklahoma
side: Col. Robert l.. Owen and Nor
ton Rutherford OF Muskogee. and
Henry NJ. Fnrman Of Ada. from the
Indian territory side.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

Vice President Fairbanks has &C
cepted an invitation TO deliver the
principal address at the laying OF the
cornerstone of the new $4,000 Y. NJ.
G.. A. building to be erected in Bay
CITY, Mich. The cornerstone will be
laid the latter part of May or early In
June.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

II Is reported that Senator Foraker
of Ohio has contracted for $z'""'
worth of photographs, to be
by Autographs, newspaper cuts, ana
timely cartoons. The senator eFl'
IDENTIFY expects TO get his features wen
In the public eye in ample time Tor
the national convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

Negroes al A~tssasslppt and L0aist
ana are sala 10 have invited the mem
beTs u tier rare in other Southern
states % toia them In a movement
In sappoEs of Senator Foraker Of Ohia
Tor president q The United States,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

Vice President Fairbanks, 1t is
averred by Washingtonians. Is very
partial to frequent and copious appli'
cations of Medford rum and castor
oil In an effort to prevent the spread
fng of that bald spot, which Is now
so nicely covered by dexterous man
ipulation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

The legislature Of Arkansas has
changed the date Of the state cleo
ton from the arsa to the second Mon
day In September. The change Was
male 10 avoid conflict with the ceie-
bTation u Labor Day.
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Certificate Of Incorporation Of
FORT SUMNER AND PECoS
LAND COMPANY.

BE 1T KNOWN, that we, the under.
signed. for the purpose Of forming "A
corporation under and pursuant to
an act OF the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory OF New Mexico, en-
titled AN Act to regulate the for.
nation and government Of corpora
tons for mining. manufacturing. In
dustrial and other pursuits" adopt
ed and enacted by the Thirty-sixth
legislative Assembly Of said Terri
tory. and being Chapter - Of the
acts OF said legislative assembly OF
the year 1905, do hereby set out and
certify as follows:
ARTICLE |.
The name of said corporation Is
Fort Sumner and pecos Land Com
pany.
ARTICLE II.
The location of tho principal office
of said corporation Is in the rerrf-
tory of New Mexico. in the city of
Las Vegas. County OF San Miguel.
New Mexico. In suites 5 and 6. Croc,
kett Building in said city. which IS
also Its registered office. And the
name of the agent of said corporation
in said territory. who is In charge Of
said principal office and upon whom
process against said corporation may
be served Is Albert T. Rogers. Jr.
ARTICLE Ill.
The objects for which said corpora.
tion Is formed are as follows: To
acQire. hold. sell and convey by con-
ditional or absolute title or In trust.
and lease. deal in, colonize and i'm
prove real property to acquire, sell
and deal In personal property; TO
engage In farming. ranching. raising
and rearing live stock to conduct and
carry on mercantile and brokerage
business: TO buy. sell. negotiate and
deal in securities, bonds. negotiable
Instruments and chooses in action OF
states. territories. counties, munich
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-16

The Norfolk and Western Railway
company has granted the telegraph
of its e0ttTe system a. In
crease in wages NJ II per cent aud M
day.
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in SOCIETY
Continued from Page one)

Farewell heeepttoN.
A farewell reception vas given NJ
the Methodist church last evening
for Mira. u. n Dearth who leaves 10.
day for her future home In Cali.
fornia. Among the numerous pre-
sents she received from her friends
who are sorry to sec her leave vas a
beautiful brooch also a fine Gu.
glass dish which was presented TO
her by Miss Foster with the follow
Ikg address:
Mrs. Dearth:
|. as o repre- sentative OF your class
am hereby selected TO present to you
this little token Of our high esteem.
Il ,is~ 4 small reward for all you have
done for US, but We hope Il will WORK
kept always az n reminder Of your
class In Las Vegas and your good
work TO them. We very deeply feel
the loss OF our teacher but sincerely
hope that you will receive the great
est blessings In your new home and
we know that you will make as many
friends as you leave behind you. and
win continue your good work there
as you would have done here had
you not parted from US.
! As those who walking In the twilight
gloom
Hear round about them the voice
as II darkens
And seeing not the form from which
1t comes
Pause from time to time and turn
and harken
So walking here In twilight, oh IN!
| friend
T We hear your voice, softened by the
distance
And pause, and turn 10 listen. as each
sends
| His words OF friendship. comfort and
assistance
| Thanks for the sympathies that ye
have shown
Thanks for each kindly word, each
silent token.
That teaches us when SEEMING most
alone
Friends are around us, tho no word
be sspoken.
| Therefore We hope as no unwelcome
guests
At your warm fireside, when the
lamps are lighted,
To have our place reserved amongst
the rest
Nor stand a. those unsought or un'
invited.
Mrs. Geo. Flack celebrated her 21th
| birthday last week ny entertaining a
large number OF ner friends at her
home on Ninth street, Cards prevalt
ed during the evening after when
Refreshments consisting of coffee
ice cream and cake were served. Mrs
F1ack received many nice presents
| from her friends who were present.