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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-25
bULLlSH INFLUENCES
RULE WHEAT MARKET
Combination of Circumstances
Afford Bears Opportunity
for a Breathing Spell.

CHICAGO, June 2t.-Attention OF trad
ers In wheat was turned temporarily
from domestic to foreign conditions, par
ticularly that In Argentina, where frost
is reported to have caused some damage,
Shipments for the week from that coun-
try were also much smaller than a year
ago. The Liverpool market partially re-
1ectcd these bullsh advices in ad-
vance OF ld to sd. Several bull leaders.
Ignoring favorable crop reports, bought
freely. Their demand was chiefly for
July. but demand was also good for Sep
tember and December The nearby de-
livery reflected buoyancy and advanced
lac from the low point. The arrival of
three cars OF new wheat al ST. Louis, two
cars OF which were No. red and were
auctioned off al S130 per bushel: prompt
ed considerable miscellaneous selling dur
Ing the final hour The market closed
strong. with July at s1.13E.
The magnificent prospects for the new
crop caused general liquidation in the
corn market, resulting in. net declines
OF he TO 1c. The market closed weak at
almost the bottom.
Cash houses and country holders were
free sellers OF oats carly, which resulted
In weakness. The market closed steady
with prices a shade higher to &c lower
Provisions were quiet. but the tone or
the market was firm. Prices closed sc to
loo higher than the previous final quota
tiOns,
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. June 2t,--Flour-Rcceipts
G.0o0; exports, 15.Soo market quiet and
Wheat Receipts. aS00 bushels. Spot.
,irn, No. rcd odd Sl.I7. nominal Gle
vntor, No. : red old, S1.iI. nominal; new.
SHY. and August T. o. b. afloat NO. ]
afloat. No. 2 hard winter, Sl.31g, nominal
t. o. b. afloat
Export business and rains In harvest
ing districts were the two factors chiefly
responsible for higher wheat prices today.
Tho crowd ovcrsold early and covered in
ihc afternoon so that last prices showed
ic to Ic net raise. July closed 81 22s
September. s114fml15s; closed, Sl.l53;
December closed ?l.l3s.
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SALT LAKE MARKET QUOTATIONS

pounds. %. figs. per lb., 10; Turkish fiss,
per b., 20, lemons. per dozen, 80;
dozen. @0@6O; pincapples, each, 35@7O;
lpcrsimmons per ID, 20 rhubarb 2 lbs, 05;
| raspberies per box, 10; southern per
! simmons. per pound. l-S. Strawberries
| california;, per box. 10@15; strawber
ries. Utah. per box, l5@20; watermeions.
each, 5000
NUTS-Almonds per lb.. %; Brazils.
| per lb %; filberts, per ID, 30, pecans'
per h., 20@25. popcorn. three pounds, 20,
Wholesale Prices.
Alfalfa. ton. 1000, bran, cwt,, 35; bar
ley. rolled. $50; -four family. sos; -four
straight, 80; -four, high patent $40
oats, $50; timothy. ton, 23.0O. beet su-
gar, 6.10. cane sugar. $50; beef, per lb,.
I6m7a; mutton. 6i@9; pork. S@Sl; loin of
pork. lO2; veal, l0@12; spring lamb 20;
ducks, lb,. 10; spring chickens, IS: hens,
II; turkeys. "a, barracuda, ~; black
crabs, doz.. 3.00@i0O; founders, 12i king
fish, 10; halibut, 12: fresh mackerel, go;
mullet, .: mackinaw trout, %: mountain
trout, 12l each; prawns, gal. 80; perch,
IL; rock cod. IL; salmon, II. skate, a. sea
bass 10. striped bass, 20; shad, 10;
smelts Cal, 10, smelts, Or. IL; soles,
II: whitefish. 20: creamery butter, 90;
ranch butter, %; fresh eggs, case. G,I5@
$50; eggs. storage, case, SIS; almonds, 20;
nuts 10; apples. case. 1.25@l so; bananas.
cabbage lb., .; cauinower, s; lemons.
| 5 O0M5 50. onions. II: oranges. $50: po-
! tatoes, cwt l.25: tumips, IL celery,
dozen punches, 60@75; parsnips, u.
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STRENGTH IN COPPER
LOCALLY AND ABROAD
Tin Slightly Weaker: Lead Un-
changed; English Iron a Lit
tie Higher.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK June 24.-Spot tin was a
little lower, at sl32 15s. In London, but
futures were unchanged at Elsa los Lo-
caily the market was dull at s2sO0@
2a25
Copper was higher in London. with
spot quoted at $50 los and futures at
$50 as I'd, The local market was firm
ana unchanged TO shade higher lake
being quoted at s1326f f@l2.62f, electro
lyic at s13.o0@13.l2b and casting at
$l2 5nl300.
Lead was unchanged at ELS in London
Locally the market was ouet and un-
changed at S4.35@4.45.
Spelter declined TO G21 los in London.
but remained quiet at S5.40no.45 IN the
local market.
The English iron market was a little
higher, with Cleveland warrants quoted
nt iSs AID. Locally the marked was prac-
tically unchanged No. l foundry north
ern Is quoted a s1G50@17.00, No. . foun-
dry northern at S16.00@16.50. No l south
ern and No. i southern soft at Sl6.25@
1850.
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RALLY IN Stocks
STRONGLY YEXTEKDED
Actiyity of Market Is. However.
Very Brief in Duration, and
ArOuses Suspicion.
UNION PACIFIC PREFERRED
STILL SCARS SKYWARD
Approaching Suspension for In
dependence Offers More Oppor-
tunities for Manipulation.

NEW YORK. June 24.-Thc rally ir
stocks which developed yesterday was
strongly extended TO the accompaniment
~ very active market for time today
.rb. extreme dullness and hcaviness oi
tho market after this demand had been
sotief,ed uointed to the Inference that IL
had come from uncovered shorts rather
,ban from renewed accumulation OF long
stocks.
THAT the Union Pacific preferred mys-
,arv retains It's potency was shown by
Tho raDid rise in It's price to 10, 81 points
higher than Yesterday and moro than IL
noInts higher than the closing quotation oi
Monday OF this week. Ingenuity exhaust
ed itself In attempts to explain TINS move
ment, a.,
Yumors regarding the stock wnncd when
the scanty demand for 1t at the high
prices was seen, and IL was allowed TO slip
back IL was rumored also that the brlslS
demand for stock from London might be
connected with stock market settlement
there and the existence of a large snort
account. -
concluded that sales might be effected TO
advantage at the high price touched To-
day.
Tho continued ease of money does not
mt out OF ConSi6era ton the possibility OF
. rise in call loan rates about the first
of July i'm connection with the half yearly
settlements
'rhc decision OF the stock exchange au-
tnurilios TO keep the exchange closed from
.fuly To the following Tuesday, July o,
offers chances for added pressure on stock
market borrowers on call who would seek
resources To carry over the interval AT
Z period when demand for money might
bc active.
The probability of an approaching period
N duilnes and neglect In the stock market
was much canvasscd In View OF the un-
willingness TO embark on large new conf
mitmcnts in stocks AZ present. News was
favorable 10 values of securities. Besides
the rebound in the price OF copper there
was reported rise I'm price Of pig iron
and some large orders from the railroads
Goth for rails and for cars
The slight uneasiness reflected In the
wheat market from the fear Of n wet har-
vest ror winter wheat was not a large
actor in the stock market. y final rally
n prices after Il general droop restored
he level at the close.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value.
Si.651 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
"a
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June 2i.-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts, 1000: market steady and active;
native steers, S5,25@T05: native cows and
heifers. s.. .0O@ 100, stockers and feeders.
$35Om5.5O: bulls. So 0O@5,00. calves, si.0O
@725; western steers, s5.Oo@7o0; west
crn cows. S3.25m5.25.
bulk OF sales, sT25@T7o, heavy $1,000
7.75; packers and butchers, s1.25@7.70;
light, S7,75@I95; pigs, s5.75@6.75,
muttons, 81 50@5.50: lambs, S6.503S.25
range wethers. si.5o@5.25: range ewes,
81 rs as 90.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. juno 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; market for light steers steady.
Western steers. S5G5.65; Gamers and
range COWS. s2@5; stockers and feeders.
sSd5.5o; calves. s3@7, bulls and stays.
$3m5.
lower, Heavy, S745@7,55 mixed, 1880
7.45; light, s7.25@I.50, pigs, $e@6,75; bulk
OF sales, s7.30@750.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; 10 TO loo lower.
Ycarlings, S4,75G6.2b; wethers, S3.509
$40, ewes, S4@o. range lambs, S5,25@6.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, juno 24.-Cattle-Receipts
$500, market strong, 1oc higher; beeves
s5l06T.35; Texas steers, s4.I5@6.25
western steers. S4.I5@6.25; stockers and
feeders, S360M55O; cows and helfers
S2.5OG6.5O; calves. S5.5o@75o
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 10000
market steady: light S7@I.e5: mixed
S7206Is0; heavy, sI.25m7,S5. rough
s72bm7.45: good TO choice heavy. s7.40M
7s5; pigs. $6@6.s5; bulk OF sales. S7.4C
07.7o.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000
market steady; native. S3.5065.S5. west
ern, S37665.50: yearlings, s5G5,90; lambs
native, s697; western, s7.50GS.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. June 2+--Close:
Prime mercantile paper. 34MA per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 81 SIS .5O04 SO 55
for sixty day bills and at 81 10 for
demand
Commercial bills, s4.S6ai.s6l.
Mexican dollars. iic
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds flrm.
Moncy on call easy. lia2 per. cent:
ruling rate Il per cent; closing bid, IL
per cent: offered at per cent
Time loans dull and weak, for sixty
days, 2162b per cent. for ninety days.
q per cent. for six months, 3t63s per
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Evaporated
apples steady; fancy, SA@91c. choice. u
GSc; prime, 6l@73c, common TO fair,
5@63c.
fornia and from &c to &c for Oregon fruit.
Apricots, firm: choice, 10@10ic, extra
choice lOi@lO3c, fancy, 11@13c.
Peaches, dull; choice, ba06c extra
choice 6i@6gc; fancy. 10Sac.
Raisins unchanged. The demand was
quiet at this season of the year. Loose
muscatel S4m4scs choice. 49G6c; seed
less, 37@5tc. London layers, $l15dl2o.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. June 24.-Today
statement OF the treasury balances I'm the
general fund, exclusive Of the Sl50,ooo,-
600 gold reserve. shows.
cold coin and bullion. SIG 1906 .5od.
Gold certificates, 22Sl9, $50.
Available cash balance, $l20, ,011 Sos.
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-Rutter steady
creameries, o26 25c. dalries, 201 123ac.
Eggs steady: receipts l2,4S2, at mark,
cases included. 1Sc; tirsts. ls8c; prime
firsts. 20sc.
Cheese easy; daisies. l4iGltc: tWlrs.
1l5Gli9c: Young Americas. li7@ l5c; long
horns. l4{Nl4sc.
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ST Louis Wool.

ST, LOUIS, June 24.-Wool-Lowel
medium grades combIng and clothing, %
2S6ct light fine. 20M26c; heavy fine, l3lC
2lc: tub washed, 24635bc.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, June 24,-Butter ant
cheese stcady: unchanged,
E,ggs-Firrner: western extra nrsts, >.
m22Sc: nrsts, 20Ic, official prices. 20ac
seconds, 100000; southern, l7@2oc.
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New York Supar.

NEW YORK, June .-Susar-Raw
firm: fair refining. 8.42c: centrifugal, 90
test, a.92c; molasses sugar. size; refined
steady: crushed, 5,65c; powdered 505c
granulatcd, 4 95c.
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Mcclellan s Symphony Orchestra

Salfair today. 6.1j to 7;l5, Fifty men
Free to all. Round "trip. 23c.
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Picture Framing.
Midgley. .Bodel Co. SO East 1st So.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
price reduced l0C to zoe, feed or mixing
barley. T0mT1c: fair 70 choice mailing,
72i@i3Bc: No l southwestern flax seed.
81 So: No. 4 northwestern, sl.65; timothy
seed, sS.SO@3 90; clover, S1o.25; mess pork
per barrel Sl9S5@lS SIb: lard, per 100
bounds sllT2S: short ribs, sides,
lloose). Sl1 .026@I1 OH; short clear sides
(boXed), S11.50@l1.i5,
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances Of wheat and -four
were equal 10 81 000 bushels Primary
receipts were 2l2 900 bushels. compared
with 2S7 900 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago, Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 4 cars: corn. 2l cars
oats. los cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
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Cotton Letter. .

Total sales for the day. G93,6o0 share
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Closing Stock List.

Sales. II. l.. Clso
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-30

and souI.d its wonderful water holes.
some covering sixty acres in extent.
others so small that a man can hurl
q stone across them.
Deep green the waters look, al
though they are so pure that sinking
objects can be followed by the eye
for yards and yards.
lone of the lakes was found to he
500 feet deep but hat single exper
fence Is not absolutely reliable. be
cause the plummet may have stopped
on one of the innunerable hedges of
gypsum that project from the walls
under the water.
at is supposed that the lakes tap
the subterranean waters of the Pecos
Valley. the plains waters have In
course of time dissolved the gypsum
until deepest bedrock was reached"
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SOME THINGS TO LEARN.

The Albuquerque Journal has evf
IDENTIFY something to learn about the
Territory as the following editorial
shows:
1T is still just as necessary as ever
to go away from home to learn the
news" as will be seen by the following
rather astonishing statements which
we find in the Cleveland tOlio) Lead
er:
Roswell. New Mexico, affords a
point of departure for visitors, who
need travel only a dozen miles to see
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President at Seattle.

Seattle. Wash, Sept. 30.-President
Taft began this morning the most
strenuous day he has spent since
leaving Chicago. leaving washing
ton hotel at nine O'Clock. escorted by
officials of the Alaska, Yukon Exposi-
ton and a number of prominent citi-
zens the presidential party vas driv-
en- direct to the exposition grounds.
To-Day is Taft day It the fair. The
president inspected the various build
ings and expressed himself as much
pleased particularly with the decora-
tons designed especially for his visit.
The remainder of the days program
includes luncheon at the lunchroon
Of the Exposition club in the New
York State building and. an address
in b afternoon in the natural am
phitheatre. Thousands of people from
all parts of the Pacific O are here,
having timed their visit sinultane-
ously with Mr.. Taft's. In addition to
the Presidents address this afternoon
speeches will be made by Gov Brady
OF Idaho. Gov Benson of Oregon. Gov.
Hay of Washington, Governor Clark
Of Alaska. and Premier Mcbride of
British Columbia. The speech of wei
come to the President will be given
by President J. E. Chilberg. of the e
position. and will be responded to by
the President.
TIE ball and reception will be held
IN the Washington State Building. At
the conclusion Of the exercises In the
amphitheatre the President will visit
the Pay Streak and see something
nor of the exposition. then return
to the hotel in time to rest and dress
for dinner nj 1880 p m In b WASH
ington State Building.
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ANOTHER NEW HOUSE
FOB FIFTH =

g. n .Amis, a5 contractor, has
started work on a new, modern two
story frame residence for Rufus W..
Smith, OF the lot on west Fifth street
immediately OF the Dabbs board
ing house. The house will ibe a du-
plicate of the one now occupied by
II. L. Dabbs and family and, when
completed, will be occupied by Mr..
Dabbs and family. To the new house
will be added a larger kitchen than is
now found ON the present boarding
house. and in this way will be more
convenient for the purpose to which
II will be put than the present quar-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Dabbs and fami-
iy.
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to the Record hat the receiver was
busy paying out dollar for dollar to
the depositors. Thus works he bank
guarantee law. If Oklahoma had been
without this law it would nave meant
that the depositors in the defunct
i5ank would have been without their
money for years and perhaps then
nave received but a fraction of it,
The bank guarantee law has come to
stay.
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Secretary of War Dickinson has
been awarded a gold medal for rescu-
ing a young lawyer from drowning
some ten ear ago. Isn't II rather
peculiar that Dickinson did not de-
serve the medal until he became
u -ne-mber OF the cabinet?
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as year teh British railroads IN
England. ireland. Scotland and Wales
carried their millions of passengers
without a single life lost. In this
Ian of h free and home of the
brave, we slaughtered them by the
thousands. Lives are cheaper than
dollars. according to the view taken
by our great corporations.
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NJ. s. Boyer went out on the pas
senger run north this morning, all
dressed up like a conductor. He will
take the place of h regular conduc-
tor Frank Mcdaniel. who is taking
q thirty days vacation.
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The three rotten communities of
the West, New Mexico. Nevad and
Utah and that Eastern paradise for
grafsers, Pennsylvania, are alone
without proper local option laws.
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The Americans have evidently not
solved the dirigible balloon problem.
In the New Fork to Albany race yes
terday but one of the contestants
succeeded in getting beyond the city
limits. and he was compelled to land
within a few miles.
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Tammany will win again in New
New York. The f~usionists have been
unable to get together and will ave
two or three different candidates In
The field. This means a walk owe
for h Tiger.
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rhe newspapers across the Terri
tory have been filed with tales of as
sauts. murders. f~burglaries and petty
thieving for the last week or two, yet
editorially they tell us how law abid
ing the Territory is.
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Editor Hawkins Gets Appointment
w. c. Hawkins, formerly an editor
at Portales and we'll known in this
city. has been appointed u. s. com
missioner at Mantoya, ". M. by
Judge Afford w. Cooley. of Alamo
gordo. presiding officer of the court
of the Sixth Judicial district.
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Taft a. he stands squarely on the
Republican National Platform. Yes,
and its planks are evidently SO rotten
that they won't stand up under aim.
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Taft asserts he is carrying out the
Roosevelt policies, blu falls to say
where ne will bury them
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Last years United States postal de-
fcit was $40. 100000 Great Brftian's
profit was SIS, 600. 600
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Mr.. Bryan says "it pays to work
for the public welfare" Mr.. Taft
should say lit pays to work the pub
lfc."
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Whenever the Republican party
talks of a campaign of education IL
Is time to hold on TO your pocket
book.
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An Oklaohma bank went broke
Tuesday and yesterday the news came
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For Sweet Potatoes and Onions
go to Hondo Garden, South Lea ave.
phone 116 2 rings. 75t2wk5ts
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PIANO TUNING.

BERNARD POS.-Expert tuna~. 25
years experience in Europe and Ann
erica reference, Jesse French.
baldwin, Chickering Bros, and Kim
Dail factories. AdSress at Artes.a.
N. NJ and he will call and see YOU
w. ,. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING
ana Repairing. Graduate Chicago
ConseINA.ory of Piano Tuning. Am
PIE experience. Work Is guaran-
iced and Is my best advertisement.
34S T. 9Th ST., Phone 500. SSIm-
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as an invitation to try some of the
finest candy ever made. We leave 1t
to you whether 1T be chocolates, hon
bons, caranels. o. our special mixed
candies-
a BOX OF OUR CANDY
n welcome at every house and 50 A.
the giver df It. Stop in and get one to
lake with you ON tina. call tonight.
When she says "too sweet for any
ming" she means You a. wei as the
candy
KlPuNG'S CANDY STORE
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The Economy.
The store that you money
Every thing In the notion Hne- 1913
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r O 6WELL~
Trade DIRECTORY

INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and retail everything in
hard ware. tinware. buggies, wagons
implements water supply goods and
plumbing.
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The Economy.
Just received a shipment Of hin
and crockery at our usual low
prices. 1873
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LUM e YARDS.

LUMBER YARDS.
PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.-Lum
Der shingles. doors. lime. cement.
paints, varnish and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. The Old.
est lunlter yard In Roswell. See us
ior all kinds of building materials
and paints.
OR STANDARD APPLE BOXES,
See us.-kemp Lumber Co..
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Booze and crime seem to 20 hand
fn hand.
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CRUDE OIL
Do your cooking and heating with
Y OIL and say half expense
OF coal To see the burner demon
strated call at 20S East 5th st.
AGENTS wanted Owen Campbell.
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RACKET STORE.

G.. A. JONES 4 SON.-Oueensware
graniteware, notions. stationery etc
etc.. Always for less. 324 n. Main.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-30
LIVERY N CAB.

LIVERY AND CAB,
THE ORIENTAL LIVERY AND CAR
Line at your service day n night.
Phone 40 c. c. Vaughan and r.. ].
Dunnahoo. Props.
PALACE LIVERY.
has added new buggies and driving
horses to its stock. Phone SO for
prompt cab M livery service. day
Or night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-09-30
MEMsER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

II was Cooks tour to the Pole.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
HORSE CRUSHES
YOUNG BOY

George Harlow, the 16-yearold
son of Fl. D. Harlow, the dairyman,
died yesterday afternoon in an am
bulance while on the way to the
Sacred Heart hospital. Death was
caused from abdominal injuries sus-
tanned Saturday when horse. fell
upon him. nj
Young Harlow was riding abput
the ranch Saturday, when the horse
reared back and fell upon his rider.
The boy was pinioned beneath the
siddle, the pommel sinking intahis
abdomen. He was takehG toF the
house and DR.. Hoxey summoned.
AS there was no improvement
apparent yesterday afternoon, DR..
Hoxey decided to remove the in
jured boy to a hospital. An afnbu-
lance was summoned, but the pa
tient died before the hospital was
reached.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at / o'clock
from the Turnbull undertaking par
lOrs.