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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-17

FRANKLIN, Pa, Dec. 1G.-Miller & Sib-
ley, prQprietors OF Prospect Hill stock
farm, to-day shipped the young Elec-
TONER stations, Legal Test and Con-
noisseur, to the purchasers. II. l. &
+. D. Stout, Dubuque, Iowa. This firm
is the owners OF the famous Nutwood.
Tho terms are private, but $4,000 for
the two is very near the figure. The
Messrs. Stout will keep Connoisscur for
service and have already resold Legal
Test at = handsom: profit.
The horsemcn ut Warren, Pa, have
organized and on January | will begin
to break ground for a kite-shape track
upon the Irving flats. Tho building OF
the track, stalls, stands. etc, it is ex.
pected, will cost nearly $4,000. Warren
now has one OF the finest hali-mile
tracks, and should the new track prove
to be n success the half-milc ring will
drop out OF existence.
81 went down to the races to back n
good thing to-day, but couldn't play
him."
"Why not?"
ut was the Itch, but he was scratch
ed. "-Sporting World.
The Garfield park track at Chicago
was pronounced worse than q hcll-hole
by a committee OF citizens who have
%petitioncd council to extend two streets
through the racc-course, which will
render racing impracticablc on this
track.
Electricity, 2:l73, and Jay Eye See,
2:l0, both out OF Midnight, but by diff
icrent sires, represent the two extremes
OF size in the American trotter. The
former is nearly II hands high, and SO
big in proportion that his record is n
nine-day wonder OH the Pacific slope,
while Jay Eye See is one OF the smallest
trotters on tho turf, being only about
l4.3 in height.
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KIDNAPPED HER CHILDREN.
a Woman takes her two Daughters from
the, Orphun tsS iun-Tnken Back.


a Woman takes her two Daughters from
the 0rphnn hs1ium-TniSen Back.
Yesterday there was some excitement
in North Wheeling, caused by the car
r.ying of OF two girls Of about eleven
and thirteen years. named Allen, by
their mother, from the North Wheeling
orphan asylum. The sisters in charge
called in Officer scally, who pursued
the woman and took tho children from
her and took them back to tho asylum.
The sisters preferred that she should
not DO arrested unlesa sllo returned and
gave them moro trouble. She threat
cned TO appeal TO the courts for the GUS
tody OF the girls. So far rs could be
learned last night she had made no Of
fort to do this.
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body or any league, and this Is why he
laughs and others fnme and fuss.


A
."Calliope" Miller is going 10 become
q huckstcr.
Walter Durham Is likely to come
West TO manage Minneapolis next sea.
son.
Andy Sommcrs Is ut work In n Cleve.
land gymnasium for the spring cain.
paign.
Ed. Mexican has become n tramp. Iie
has taken 10 Professionalism to reduce
his weight.
One New York papcr-thc Pres,--lct
out n broadside OF hot shot aimed ut
Buck" Ewing last Sunday.
A. G. Mills, once president Of tho ma.
tional league, is q Grand Army man,
and he was recently chosen command
er OF Lafayette post in New York.
Ed. D~elehanty lives very quietly now.
ndays. When anyone asks him where
he will play next season Ed. puts his
answer in this terse way, "Old Phil
Clrcidnd World.
For the iiitl, consecutive time Capt.
Adrian Constantine Arson was given
W uhuclSluliu tIiHt IC WIS IlOl III ~
with W. 7. Musscy us u wing shot.
Uncle Anso" wanted revenge the
other day, and Musscy beat him once
moro 81 10 IS.
After the championship OF tho Pacific
coast is decided the San Jose team-thc
California league pennant winners
will accept IN invitation to 90 to Homo.
lulu. Twelve round.trip tickets arc
waiting for the ex~curslonists ut Claus
S~preckel's San Francisco office. Over
Mt the Sandwich Islands base ball is a
popular sport.
Joe Quinn has been heard from on
the question Of sacrifice hits and he
told Ben Armstrong: ".My idea in re-
gard to this scoring OF sacrifice hitting
is that instead OF giving a baseman a
base hit for two sacrifices, make his
time at bat less for each sacrifice to
the inticld only. As the man who hits
the ball out in order to bring in a run
or advance q man. ii possible, hits the
ball for general results he should not be
given the same credit rs his more scien.
tiic brother who sacrifices to the in
field"
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Our readers will notice the advertise
mcnts in these columns OF Chamberlain
& Co., Des Moincs, Iowa. From per-
sonal experience VIC can say that Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy has broken up
bad colds for our children and we are
acquainted with many mothers in Gen.
t~crville who would not be without it in
the house for q good many times its
cost and are recommending it every
day.-CenteruiM Is. d. Chronicle NIL In
der. % cent; 80 cent and 81 bottles for
sale by druggists. DIV
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Burglar, on Eleventh Street.

Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
two men got into Will Moneys house,
on Eleventh street, while he was Mt
work ut the Central glass house. Mrs.
Mooney saw them and screamed, and
then ran out Of the house to u neigh
boris. When Mooney returned 1t was
found that nothing had been stolen.
Tho men were doubtless frightened
AWAY by Mrs. Mooney.
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The League will likely grind Glass
cock when they got control OF him again.
Jacks Jump riled tho big magnates, and
thew will never forgive. Don't be sur
prised that in case peace is arranged
Jack will have hard work getting 4 po-
ssition.-PMsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
There is a good deal OF wild talk about
Glasscock Just now that will have to be
swallowed before the season opens. II
Pittsburgh had "Jacli" in its fold the
Chronicle Telegraph wouldn't be 80 ner-
yously.erratic. "Jackn is able to take
care Of himself without the aid OF any
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Princeton Will Hnye a Crow,

PRINCETON, Dec. l6.-It will be 10 less
a surprise to the athletic world than a
qualification to many OF the Princeton
alumni to hear that active steps are now
being taken toward the reorganization
OF n university crew. Since the recent
defeat in football Princeton has seen
YER clearly that she is handicapped to
q great extent both in securing and
training football material by the lack OF
. university crew.
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4 FARO liANk
iinittd and the Proprietor Arrcstcd-hll
tho Apparatus Gathered In.

y ~
About 10 o'clock last night Constablcs
Lauchlin and Love, assisted by Officers
Bucli and Wilkie, pulled the faro bank
OF Don Lawrence, over iank Sullivan's
saloon. About twenty-five men were in
tho room, but zone was arrested but
tho proprietor. who furnished bond for
his appearance this afternoon. About
SO in cash was secured and all the para
phernaiia OF the game. A big crowd
collected while Squire Arkle and his
men were transferring the stuff over to
the Squire's office. There is another
faro room in town, butt it was not pulled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-17
WHY

Should I buy my Christmas presents
from Hamilton, 81 and % Fifth avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa? Because he sells
pianos and organs that l know are re-
liable and pleasing in tone. AS long as
| can remember l have heard them
spoken OF rs the leaders in that line.
My friends bought the same kind years
ago, and they are good and true in
action and tone. Store open till 0 p.
m. Write direct to the house for cata-
logue, terms and prices. We prefer to
deal with you direct, and will make it
to your advantage to do SO. Railroad
fares will be paid to out-of-town pur.
chascrs. M&ru
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United states pl.trIc. Court,

Special DiFpa'ch 70 nc ,InldII9eNtcr.
M%AnrISsDUNG, W. Va, Dec. l6.-The
December term OF the United States
Court is in session here to-day, and a
great many strangers from all parts OF
the State are III attendance, prominent
among whom are Hon. G. W. Atkinson
and Hon. c. B, Smith us grand jurors.
Judge Jackson delivered an interesting
and exhaustive charge to tho grand jury.
Nothing but the usual preliminary work
has rs yet been accomplished except in
one or two cases charged with violating
internal revenue laws.
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mTho Columbus of rn.dnrn

is what John Bright called Cyrus w.
Field in the House OF Commons. This
American had told the world that'the
Atlantic could be wired and he had just
done it. Mr.. Field will describe tho
enormous difficulties OF layingthc cable,
in The louLh's CompGaion.
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GIT umbrellas from Jacob W. Grub.


The only irst-class display OF Ladies'
and Gents Holiday Slippers in the city
is in the windows Of j.. II. Locke & Co.'s
store. The prices are attractive, and
with every purchase the finest Christ
mas card ever given away in Wheeling.
]. II. LOCKE & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-17

Excursion tickets will be sold at re.
duced rates at all ticket stations OF the
Pennsylvania Lines west OF Pittsburgh
on December q, % and 81, 1891. and on
January ], 1892; good returning until
January 4, 1892, inclusive. Tu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-17

NEARLY all colds are slight ut first,
but their tendency is 10 SO lower the sys-
tenn that the sufferer becomes n ready
victim to any prevalent disease. The
use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral, III the
beginning OF a cold, would guard
against the danger. D1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-17

Decentralization lunch at Henry
Brinkman's "Turn-tablc' saloon, South
Wheeling.
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JEWELRY Repairing aud Diamond
Mounting nrtisticnlly dono Mt moderate
cost Mt WHEAT s HhSCilElpS,
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HAVE your Diamonds reset. Estimates
md designs cheerfuliy furnished ut
WHEAT y uANCuEIvS.
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EOR RENT-SIN LARGE DESIR.
a; ABLE Office Rooms. centrally located. on
or before April !. 1882. Floor plans can be Seen
phone $50. dei5
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FcR RENT.

FOR RENT-FROM April lsr.
i. two fine Office Rooms OIL Market street
E!rrt'class location, Inquire OF w.. II. EGEli.
Lem deli
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EORSALE
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
F~orty.1ye Building Lots In Eick AMI
~Llpphardt's Addition TO the City
or Mnrtin,s Harry Dtin.

These lots are part o! twcnty:onc ncres-onH
half OF the property known rs the old NcGleHl
sloping ground; good untiraI drainaSc; G cola.
nandlng and pleasing view OF the city, rs vel
Us Of Wheeling and the Ohio River.
The location Is certainly one OF tho choicei'
in the city. not far from n large n commodore
school house, within q few minutes walk o.
the electric street cur line nearly completed, IA!
within ten minutes walk o: postoi!icc. railroad
station, ferry landing and the Terminal I!l.'
road bridge and other prominent points
tThcSe lots and building sites will DO soliol
long and easy terms 10 suit purchasers
For further particulars inQuirc at once, OIL
!. HASES, or ut the Office OF tho BELNOAt
BKEWlNG CO.. MartiR'S Ferry, Ohio, OF c u
SCl!AEFEH & CO.'S ea, E2tato Office. WheellnS
". Va. ,S= nusl
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=. Fancy Candy Figures for Christmas Trees, Fine Candies, Cheap Candies,
kinds of Candies. ORDER NOW WHAT YOU WANT.
WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-LA-
w DIES and young girls to work for us at
thetr own homes; something entirely new; SIt0
- easily made; no painting or canvnssIng send
ING CO. Liberty Square, lOston. Mass. oc}l'
w ANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w STATES ARMY. nble.bodicd. unmarried
men, between the ayes OF 10 and . wears. Cool
pay, %raiions, clothing and medical ntten lance.
applicants must be prepared TO furnish salts.
factory evidence as to age, character md lIabI.l
Apply at LII Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
.. l. iyl.NWys
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Catarrh

Isa complaint so common that comparatively
few people are entirely free from It, so iusidlous
that It gains n firm hold almost before Its vic.
tins arc aware OF Its presence, SO d anscrous as
to seriously threaten tho general health, and
liable 10 develop into bronchitis or
Consumption.
It is a mistake to consider CGtGs-h merely n 10.
cal trouble. 1t Is unqucstionsbly n disease OF
the blood, and therefore the right way 10 cure
Catarrh Is 10 remove from the blood the I'm.
puriticS which cause and feed It This Is to be
done by taklns Hoods sarsaparIlla. the great
blood purifier, which caectually cxspeis all
traces OF poison and germs OF disease.
a have been troubled for years with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
Convention or Bi.hops.

Chicago, Juno H.--For tho next s,x
days the bishops ~ the African Metho
dist Episcopal Church will be in annual
session IN this city. They reprePau, the
oldest and largcs, organization Of cIlurrd
Msthodists ia the world, dating back 10
i7s;. The present council has th" super.
vision of the church not only IA the
United States and Canada, but IN Ian
Domingo, HHyti, the British West Indie"
a we'll as Africa. There are eleven
bishops in the council and their dIocesea
contain five thousand ministers and u
round half million ~ church conmunl.
cants Among those who arrived tu day
are: Bishops John NJ Brown, Abram
Grant, II. NJ. Turner, u 'njaniu 1. Tan
nsr, Arnet Ward ard \. W. Warman.
They are accompanied by the general
officers and secretaries ~ the gen 'ral de
part tmsnts OF the church wrrl. The
council will be Informally openel, with
Q welcoming meeting 10 the Oliyct Bap.
ts, church which has heen placed nj
the disposal OF the committe'. The
business sessions will commence To NOR
row morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
They De~iiar 10 Orate.

Washington, ID, C., June 26 Some.
tune ago Secretary ot the Treasury Eos
ter made an engagement 10 deliver an
address on July 10Th before the Lake
Side Assembly Of Findlay, Ohio, which
is n sort OF Western Chatauqua, upon the
subject "how To deal with the liquor
question" aud more than ordinary IN.
terest has been excited in Ohio and
elsewhere, regarding the POSITION on The
liquor traffic which this prominent pol,'
ticlau would assume. The secretary
however, now authorizes the statement
that his Official duties arc such as will
compel hiu To cancel tho engagement
and notification TO that effect was sent
To day to Rev, DR.. Belt who has charge
Of the programme. II is also announced
that owing Ia u press of dutics, Postmas
ter General Wanamaksr will probably
be compelled to cancel his engagement
10 speak at the annual Fourth Of Jul,
celebration at the residence ot Henry
q. Bowen OF Woodstock, Conn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

Chicago, June 2J.-Senator Cullom ~
ILLINOIS, ~ n candidate Tor tho Republican
prr.ldsntlal nomination IN lsi2, AMI lac
makes no secret ot the fact.
III the Gomination ia rendered me,
you can bet won't throw the honor
over my shoulder" were the words he
used to n reporter at the Auditorium
hotel. "And tit going to h" "a irec.
foi all tight" he adde,l, "nnd the Illinois
delegation is Tor me, why then I'll be in
the field"
Blaine can have the nomination n he
wants It," continued the senS;or, but |
doubt n he will encourage any move
mcnt To put him in the field. Harrison
stands the beat chance in my opinion
and will doubtless be named,
The tariff will be tho issue and the
silver and the other minor issues Will bc
sort of tailed on tn the tarl1 IN side
isrues. Mckinley will be- elected COVER
nor of Ohio Tor three Reasons; First, he
lie personally very popular man, having
the magnetic attractivenoss % blaine;
second, Campbell, who will doubtless he
his opponent. has succeeded IN dividing
his party; and third. the Republican
party in Ohio was never 30 strong as
| Unr
The senator il en- route To Europe
whore he expects 10 spend most Of III,
summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
The Territorial FINANCES

\ territorial paper or two, Tor political
or probably other purposes, IN no way
though Tor the benefit Of the territory,
are taking pn,ns TO mlsrepresent facts
about the territorial treasury ard the
First National bank Of Santa Fe; the
papers in question could be had very,
very cheap, were ther suppor, d"s'ra
BILE; az II ~, their opposition lspreferable.
In this connecticut, however, II might
Just ns well he stated, that the Official
affairs oi New Mexico are being honestly y
and economically administered, that at
no time during the existence ot the ter.
ritory has the credit Of the territory as a
whole been m good ~ It now il, at no
time has the financial system worked as
well As Il does nov; the only hitch ~ IN
the matter OF certain deficiency aud
court appropriations, which were with
malice aforcthought curtailed and re'
duced by the democratic white cap
democratic ring boSs.s for no other pur'
pose than TO cripple the territorial gov
ernment and the proper admInlsttatIou
o. the courts and To create disaat tisfact lot
among people, to whom the territor,
owed money for services contracted dur
ing the past few years, IN connection
with the courts or az Assessors and col
lsctors. An attempt ia nov being mad
"a misleAd the people Of New Mexico b!
false statements and innuendOs that hav'
no foundation in fact aud make believ'
u hocus pocus game 10 going on in ~
matter % the territorial funds; that war
rants are bought up Tor specula,Iv
purposes at low rates and that money !
being made illegally or dishonesty ou
OF the territorial funds; these charge
are absolutely and uuqualihedly falss
and the men and the, papera maxim
them so know Il. Not u warrant
drawn unless there are funds To pay
With, heuos, there can be no speculatlo
in warrants, the finances ot the terrltor
are being administered in strict accord
snoe with the law, aud every man !
whom u warrant 10 issued hss II prompt
paid. Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
knights or Labor.

Columbus, o., June -. la the large
club room OF the Neil llousc were gather
oil tins morning the members of the
executive board % Knights ~ Labor.
With them we're the master workmen
and secretaries OF the principal locals
not only ot this city but from different
parts Of the state. The proceedings are
being conducted with closed doors.
Right Worthy Foreman Kavanaugh and
others OF the participants, insisted that
the purpose of tho meeting il SIMPLY to
take mensurers for increasing strength
Of the order ia the buckeye state, but
IL IL pretty generally Understood, that
the real object is to decide what action,
u any. the order shoul take in the pres
eut political campaign 10 Ohio in view
Of the refusal OF Secretary Foster TO re
ipState the Knights OF Labor who some
months ago were dismissed from the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
This view OF tho matter 10 confirmed by
dispatches from Washington which say
that the men involved in the trouble
are anxiously awaiting the outcome OF to
days conference.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
TERWIr0RIAL..


Jose Scgura, Pueblo Indian agent, has
resigned
The calf crop ia reported excellent all
over New Mexico,
Rev. H. II llawley, Of Las Vegas, has
gone To Santa Barbara, Cal.
Z. G. Greon, ~ Hermosa, claims 10 be
the Champion sprintcr of New Mexico.
The NnvaJoes are quiet, all reports to
the conirar! being sensational rumots.
Two meat markets, two hotels aud
three saloons nrc IN full blast at Amnr.
go.
The knights ot rythas organized at
Demine with about forty charter mem.
bers.
Movements are un iuut To- establlBh
lodges oi the \, o 4. W. and | .. q.
+. at Chama
A large force oi men and teams are at
work on the Mmbres aud Drming ,rri.
CATION ditch.
Joe Schakcl, ~ Chnma, caught the
largest fish - the scasou two pounds
and four ounces.
The rulinG rrI'a Tor tcn IA Santa fe
both Tor the natural aud manufactured
article. ~ - cents per hundred.
At Fort l'upn, thousands upon thou.
esuds oi dollars worth - government
pro. erty IL ying idle and going To-
wnstc.
Chas W. brandon, oI Kingston, has
an rStens,v" frclght line runuing from
Lake valley tp Kingston. and IL doing u
big business,
The governor has appointed Sheriff j.
A. Lpckhart trustee ~ the schoul ot
mines at Sororru, in pluce ~ Walter &.
Iladley, ressucd.
The high Incense Law s"cms 10 have
worked u great good fpr Santa Fc coun.
ty There - nearly S9,nc IN the Santa
Fe public school fund
Two car lrads ~ uign grade ore WA
shipped tot pubuc stamping Works
al Pueblo, Colorado, 10y Mr., Jonas Mel
son from the llprdscfabbic mine
The Poole roundup, near Luna, which
has been taking lny oil i1r two weeks
10 res, their horses. Will begin work on
work on IN" 9olh at the lower Scnagn
II Ia current talk that McCullough. a
former citizen ~ Amargu. has been in
dc,ed 10y the United States grand jury
Tor selling liquor to the JIcarilla Apache
lndlara
Among the batch II criminals sent
from Grant county 10 the territorial
penltrntiary we've three men Tor larceny
Tor thrca years each. and one man for
murder received like sentence.
NJ. d. Tay ylor. OF Luna, has bought 81
ST. George creaghc, 4. III. Pratt and
others, OF Apache county, Arizona, Loo
head Of steers To bc delivered at Magda
cna on the first ~ August and the first
ot October,
Robert McWIllams, an attorney o
Litchiicld, ILL.,, and Mr.. Well, OF Denver
have visi,ei the southern part OF Ssnu
Fe county whore they have been to ex
anime some mining property owned b!
the former near San Pedro.
Miss Nana Sulzbscker, born and rear
cd in Las Negns. returns 10 that city
after having spent three years at colleg
in New York, Ia recuEerats her heaItI
which hRs bcen undermined 10y he
close application to her studies.
Judge Seeds, at Santa Fe, announces
the appointment Of Judge Henry |.
Waldo as member Of the torriioria
library committee the following are tn
membcrs ~ that committee; Judge J.
y. Seeds. Hon. I. n. Ca,ron and Judg
II. l.. Waldo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
OtH BALL CmAmPsoNs.
The maroons Do,sE missionary wsvs<
for this Gtsy.

Tor this Cisy.
There never has been q time, in the
history OF this city, that albuquerque
received 10 much grstuitious advertising
~ now. aud the present Albuquerque
baoe ball club the inyincible Maroons
are helping along the free advertising.
Our cty's ball club ia being known far
outside Of the confines Of this territory,
aud Clubs IN other states are anxious 70
cross bats with the Mnroons. Here are
two letters; read them:
DESvrR, Col, June IL.
W. I. McCreight, manager Albuquer.
que Nase ball Club.
Dear Sir The "Sanden Electric" base
bali team, Who have derived consider
able reputation ia this state, leave here
July ith Tor u tour ot Colorado and
about the 10Th will be- on the sou uthern
branch ~ the Denver & RIO Granle. II
you think the returns would justify tho
trip would like to extend II into New
Mexico and play you one or series Of
gAmes, Rs hear that Albuquerque has
n present the best club % tho territory.
The team will be composed ~ strong
semi profeasl slonal talent. and will he the
strongost ever sent out from here except
the Western Association club.
Yours, truly,
M. A. MCLAu0ulIS, Manager.