Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume], December 04, 1907, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1907.
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M.
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Pick outyour CHMSTMASfjoodsnowand
have them laid asid We have the LARG
EST and BEST LINE of Mens goods in the
City.
Smoking Jackts Linen Handkerchiefs
Pajamas Umbrellas
Night Robes
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Bath Robes
Mufflers
Neckwear
Hoisery
. Shirts
Gloves
Hats
Overcoats
and Suits to
Order.
Elite's Haberdashery.
4 Per Cent on Time Deposits
ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT A ND SAVINGS ACCOUNT8.
Place your account with ut NOW,
ana when, a little later on, you may
want to borrow money for any pur
pose whatsoever, you will And us am
ply able and disposed to accommodate
you on th( very best terms and rates
obtainable anywhere.
If you have valuable papers of any
kind, such as deeds, notes, Insurance
papers, etc., why not rent one of ur
Safety Deposit boxes, where your
papers, will be safe In our f re-proof
vault?
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Moving pictures and Illustrated
song at the opera house,
Two performances at the opera
house nightly one- at 7:30 and one
at 8:30 o'clock.
Dr. J. A. Rolls and family have tak
en up their residence in the Lucken-
bach property on Grant avenue which
they recently leased.
Joseph E. Lacome. one of the pro
prlctors of the Claire hotel who has
been confined to his bed by sickness
for some time, was reported today as
somewhat Improved.
Invitations were issued yesterday
for the marriage of Miss Evelyn
Dougherty of this city, and Charles
L. Castle of Flagstaff, Arizona, which
will take place at the Presbyterian
church on the evening of December
18.
On page eight of today's New Mex
ican appears the quarterly report of
Territorial Treasurer J, H. Vaughn
for the quarter ending November 30th.
It shows the finances of the territory
to be in excellent shape and should
be read by everyone Interested in ter
ritorial affairs.
The Guild of the Church of the Holy
Faith will hold its yearly sale Friday
afternoon, December Cth. Home-made
bread, candy and all sorts of fancy ar
ticles suitable for Christmas gifts will
be on sale; dolls to please the most
exacting child and candy made by the
best candy makers in town; Santa
Claus has a Christmas tree loaded
with five, ten and fifteen cent articles;
aprons, both fancy and for the house
wife, style and finish perfect. The sale
la to be held at Elks' hall on Upper
Palace avenue.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED
FOR PRISON SUPPLIES
WE COUNT
YOUR GOOD WILL
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tianta Fe and Las .Vegas Firms Are
Successful Bidders Board In
spects Penitentiary.
All but one of the members of the
board of penitentiary commissioners
were present at the semi-annual
meeting of the body which was held
yesterday and today at the prison.
Those In attendance were Joseph F.
Sulzer of Albuquerque, president;
Charles F. Easley of Santa Fe, secre
tary: Thomas W. Haryward, of Las
Vegas, and John DeMier, of Alamo
gordo.
The board at its session yesterday
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much the largest asset we have ia our business. To Uva our
customers Bay to their friends, "Every statement made by S. Spitz
can be relied upon" is the very best recommendation we ca strive
for. Reliability is our watchword and every sale we make ifl closed
only after the purchase proves entirely satisfactory. It ii I great
satisfaction to buy at a store like this. Every article earriM with
it our guarantee.
SCDTT7 Manufacturing Jeweler, Dealer
OSTX h df in Watches, Jewelry, Diamons.
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LARGEST WHOLESALE HOUSE IN NEW MEXICO
Prepared to Fiii Small or Large Orders for Anything in
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, SADDLERY
CROCKERY, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ROOTS,
SHOES, HATS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING
Compare Our Goods and Prices. We Can Supply you
Quicker and Better Than Far-off Houses. Try Us.
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Useful Presents
A Car of San Juan
Count, New Mexico
LIVERY STABLE
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CALL UP 'PHONE NO. 9
When in Need of Anything in the Livery
Line. Drivers Furnished. Rates Riant.
CHAS. CLOSSOW.
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YOU HIT THE RIGHT FEED
when you strike this establishmeent
we handle nothing but
FRIST-CLASS FLOUR AND FEED.
Those who have dealt with us don't
have to be told how excellent our spe
cialties are: And those who don't
know our flour and feed are losing
something every day they remain un
acquainted. If you are one of these
you should give us a trial order at
once.
Sole Agency For
INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD.
None Wormy
or Affected
Good peepers
Now is time to put in
you winter supply
PRICES REASONABLE
W e have the following
varieties:
Hunter wine Sap.
Rome Beauty,
. Walbrage and
Ben Davis'
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devoted practically all of its time to
opening bids and awarding contracts
for provisions and other supplies for
the penitentiary. Santa Fe and Las
Vegas firms were the lowest bidders
and secured the contracts which were
awarded.
The meat contract was divided be
tween Armour and company and the
Cudahy Packing company. The con
tracts for furnishing 40,000 pounds of
fresh beef and 2,000 pounds of pork
sausage, and 800 pounds of oleomar
garine, were awarded to Armour's
while the contracts for 4,000 pounds
of dry salt bacon and 2,500 pounds of
bologna sausage were given to Cuda-
hys.
lows:
Charles Ilfeld company of Las Ve
gas 2,500 pounds lard compound;
1,000 pounds navy beans
Browne and Manzanares company,
Las Vegas 4,000 pounds coffee; 600
pounds smoking tobacco; 400 pounds
cheese; 100 pounds black pepper; 200
pounds chili; 50 pounds dried cur
rants; 12 cases corn,
Leo Ilersch, Santa Fe 5,000 pounds
pinto beans; 1,000 pounds Bait; 2,500
pounds bran.
Winter Grocery Company, Santa Fe
2,500 pounds bran; 2,000 pounds
hominy; 50 pounds corn starch; 40
butts chewing tobacco.
II. B. Cartwright and Brother, Santa
Fe 20,000 pounds flour; 5,000 pounds
sugar; 1,000 pounds rice; 1,000 pounds
soap; 1,000 pounds macoronl; 1,000
pounds prunes; 1,000 pounds dried ap
ples; 700 pounds dried peaches; 500
pounds, oat flake; 400 pounds raisins;
300 pounds baking powder; 40 pounds
tea; 300 gallons syrup; 150 gallons
molasses; 42 Cases tomatoes; 8 cases
salmon; 2 barrels washing powder; 12
dozen brooms; 4 dozen scrubbing
brushes. .
Charles Haspelmath, Santa Fe
1,500 pounds sole leather; 250 pounds
heavy wax kips; 100 pounds light
wax kips.
Most of the time at today's session
of the board was taken up in exam
ining the financial records of the pris
on and auditing bills which were or
dered paid. Governor Curry visited
the prison this afternoon, having been
invited to take dinner with Superin
tendent John W. Green and the mem
bers of Jthe board, after which an in
spection of the penitentiary was made.
Price Walters, of Aztec, the absent
member of the board, was unable to
be present owing to receipt of a
telegram calling him east to the bed
side of a relative.
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th CIIIRSTxMAS but a little over three
s away its quite time that you considered
the present to be given to HIM. Let us suggest
useful presents this year. They cost do more
(usually much less) than the useless, fancy
things that disgust HIM and that are shortly
put away in the closet or garrett. They con
tinue a pleasant, loving reminder of the giver
thruout the year.
iWc ho p.niov shavirg himself-get him one of our
excellent Sweedish razor, or a beautiful Ever Ready, Keen
Kutter or Gillette Safety Razors, a fine swivel Pcrrxise hide
strop, or Badger brush.
Does he enjoy fine cutlery-get him oce6f our beau
tiful carvng set, desk knives, or unequalled pocket knives.
Does he enjoy vdtW
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MARKET REPORT.
CLOSING MARKET REPORT.
Atchison 73 1-8; pfd. 82 1-2.
New York Central 97 1-2.
Pennsylvania 113 1-8.
Southern Pacific 73 3-4.
Union Pacific 117 7-8; pfd. 79.
Copper 49 1-2.
Steel 26 7-8; pfd. 87 7-8.
MONEYS AND METALS
New York, Dec. 4. Prime mercan
tile paper 78.
New York, Dec. 4. Lead, weak, 4
4.10; ake copper, weak, 13 3-8 5-8;
silver, 57 7-8.
St. Louis, Dec. 4. Speter dull, 4.40.
WOOL MARKET.
St. Louis, Dec. 4. Wool Market Is
steady and unchanged today.
GRAIN, PORK, LARD AND RIBS.
Chicago, Dec. 4. Wheat Deo
97 7-8; May 100 3-83-4.
Corn Dec. 55; May 56 l-45-8.
Oats Dec. 48 3-8; May 52 5-83-4.
Pork Jan. 12.77 1-2; May 13.17 1-2,
Lard Jan. 7.97 1-2; May 7.97 1-2.
Ribs Jan. 7.00; May 7.05.
day's outing We have a
complete line of guns, from
the Hamilton for boys at
1.75, up to the powerfnl Winchester and Remington Auto
matics; scabbards, holsters, cartridge belts, hunting caps
and coats, and a full line of 'ammunition, cases and cleanins
rods. Skates, wagons, wheelbarrows, coasters, Irish Mail
Carts, ect., etc.
Does h? enjoy a drive We have an elegant undercut
rubber tired runabout, several beautiful top buggies and a
fine light, double, canopy top, mountain wagon, all offered at
bargain prices. Single and double driving names? sad
dies, whips, robes, blankets, bridles, and spurs. '
Does he enjoy "fixing
up" things We have the
most complete line of excel
lent tools in the City and
can sort up a full, or partial,
tool box that will delight his
heart and help his hand.
DOES HE ENJOY a quiet evening at home we have rocking and easy
chairs that will cause him to bless your thoughfulness throughout the
year and make him truly a "home body;" Reading Lamps, Tobacco
Jars, etc. , , ..-," v.- '
DOES HE ENJOY a well kept wardrobe we have cheffoniers,"' ward
robes and dressers that will be a constant source of pleasure.
In short DOES HE ENJOY any of THE THING that MEN or BOYS
USUALLY ENJOY if so you cannot make a mistake In calling for we
can help you help yourself to a most suitable present. Wo CAN
SAVE YOU MONEY. ,.
Phone No. 83.
EVERYTHING
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Mall orders given prompt attention.
IN HARDWARE
Subscribe for the Dally New Mexi
can and get the news.
LEO HERSCH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la .
FLOUR, HAY", GRAIft, POTATOES, 8ALT AND 8EEOS.
THS ONLY, EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA FE, NEW MEX
WHY DID YOU COME WEST?
To rest, recuperate, hunt, fish, breathe fresh, pure air, see mountain
'scenery, get a change, live a new and fascinating life under new conditions,
and flet food that needs no pure food law.
That's why ycu came west! .
There is a beautiful little valley that nestles between the hif'icBt moun
tains of the Rockies on t ie upper Pecos river; ideal altitude, 7,000 feet, and
temperature Identical wil l Santa Fe. Its stream swarm with trout
and the woods and ranges are filled with game large and small. The
ranchers live the life of the west. There are mountain lion, bears, deer
and wolves for the hunter. , There are saddle ponies to be had for the
askingrooms in a big, rambling ranch house with wide verandas, tent
rooms or a cabin If you want It. The days are never dull. You see a
great ranch eand the genuine western life. Fresh milk, butter and eggs
all you can drink and eat Sleep in blankets at night fish in your shirt
sleeves during the day. You couldn't spend more than 19 a week if you
tried. Its the place you are looklrg for. Accommodations for both ' men
and women.
faquir this Offlot or address THE VALLEY RANCH, I'tcot N. M
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New Mexico Military Institute.
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO,
"The West Point of the Southwest."
. Army Officer Detailed by War Depart
ment.. Army Inspectors RANK SCHOOL
IN CLASS "A."
Thorough Academic courser preparing
young men for college or foi business life.
Great amount of open air work. Healthiest
location of any Military School in the Union.
Located in the beautiful Pecos Valley the
garden spot of the West at an elevation
of 3,700 feet above sea level, sunshine every
day, but little rain or snow during session.
Eleven fficers and Instructors, all gradu
ates from standard eastern colleges. Ten
buildings, thoroughly furnished, heated,
lighted and modern In all respects.
REGENTS E. A. Cahoon, President; W.
G. Hamilton, Vice President; J. Phelps
White, Treasurer; W. M. Atkinson, Secre
tary, and W. A. Finlay.
For particulars and Illustrated catalogue
address,
COL. J AS. W. WILLSON,
Superintendent
Drs. Diaz and Rolls
ICMNS & SURGE
23 OFFICE HOURS
OR. J. A. ROLLS, 10 TO 12 A. M.
OR. 4. M. DIAZ, 1 TO 3 P, M.
WINTER MILLINERY CHEAP.
Will sell all fine Hats at 'and
below cost Come and be con
vinced. : .
MISS. A. MUGLER, S. E. of Plaza
Advertising pays. Try it and