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= straight, 81 loa 8 0; bakers s2.a@26O Rye
as W. ,enn~ s.a@s7~. Dat No s
s4Aae 5; white 10 N; No. 8. Wits
celia fair to choice mating soms; Fla
seed $50 aplth s-ster, st51 ''ne in-
"a, SEQ 49, Ness e,fe 4' Dbl; .g@ 40
ose) $780, 20, Jry-sa ted ,ond ers box Ga
S sss sla " o.
Ne~ vorA Jaa 81. Flour was dull; b n
nesota patents. "a. Oa4 =: Mluneso bakers $50
ABS; winter alen s3.65.4 o.; do. suaights
ss 450265.
$ 9 hour stea y; 10 ssSOG5s IS; choice
que wheat flour 'teAdy 's."Ga.2O.
Buckw4ua d.r. oUgo2
Corn meal ady- yvle ~aasesn so city;
re asg State ryy 5i@5s No :. weston 5sA
;sr,ey dull; -4ala. 300 Al eO@e5.
Barle, u We ter 65n72
"nsa -:pSt nr No: z red soh o ISsa "a
Corn sfsa4y; No "a o.too. Jan
uary u; Mach. NJ 4iH July 4iA
ats--spo aul; no 2. oo,.. opslons eull but
steady.
Co. Oas.5 50; beef bans sso,2o 50; packet 80. VI
~. 0, city extr ndia mess sllOOalooO
Cut mats eady. N~liies 7I0Sh
; lied shoulders 6aG6; pe,e' ham - sh9sa
steady; to the contiuen, ass South America
%. > .ompouno NO "a
= yn,1 stead; fanny nj. SlS % short Gear
Bu Yer 4 Msss creamery extra s,Ie saG
Pc nsv' ania S ate airy l462l
Cheese 'rm tar fall III de, ll4a2lh; small
II ~i arge, late made c9s~ Va shall fall
Eggs st ady STATE .uo P,uus, lvan 23a23A:
west RI, regul packi g, ut M 2lO2n
Potatoes sue1 n ere fsanS S,Sas NJ" a Y1rS
Tallow easy; cit s2oO per packsge), 5; cour :
try lpacr ages e. e) 5D53s
Petroleum dull; refined New York T.45; Phil
Rosin quiet; ;, aineo c"nhon TO good Sic.
n ull at 40n0n.
Rice ste dy; domestic. TAR e. extrs 1904;
MoIass Steady Nsw orleans, open kettle,
good to G oice, to&So5.
Peal Us stea ~ fancy hand packed 4105; d. :
mestt
Cabbage u:ct florida per crate -; Long
Is anus per lUo S3.0O04.OO
Freight> to l. Yer dull cotton by steam
Is j, grain IN
Coffee-spo Rio duh involve IA; mild
Mel II. eh o .; May s @,.s' september $50; oc.
toter $'.95.
Sug W, steady; fair refining 313 l6, CEN
tri ugal s6-test, As o., molasses sugar 9-16, .e-
fined quiet =, l9o, No Z 400, No. 8, 400;
ID; No 43o mould 5s5 standard A5.3J;
confectioner's A, $50 cut loaf 600; crushed
= 0o towd,red so graduated 5 so; cubes $50
.,otron seed oil was active, stea Ter Prime
cru t. barre 3. 81; prime summer yellow. 81 /;
o su me yell w ien@30 rhine winter yellow
351s D36; prime white s4035: prime m al $500
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interests which have been credited for
some time past with plans for taking
over and consolidating the Southwestern
Railway system That whole group was
| firm throughout the day and the Wabash
issued shares quite fully in the strength
of Missouri Pacific. Wabash common
rose 2R, the preferred 4h and the de-
bentures AZ. The character of the buy
ing in other parts of the list gave the
traders ground for the suppositon that
a renewed absorption of stocks was going
| on by the powerful banking and finan-
cial interests which were buyers of i'm
portant stocks before the many recent ru-
mors of vast consolidation gained cur
rency. This caused a fright amongst the
| shorts and in attempting to get back
stocks sold earlier they caused prices to
advance very generally above Saturdays
| level. In st. Paul the rally was Az
points, in Amalgamated Copper Az, in
the local fractions from 2A to 81. in
Peoples Gas. in Sugar and in Tobacco
from 216 to 2A, in Northern Pacific ga .
in Union Pacific and Pennsylvania pa
each. and in large number of the ac-
tive stocks from one to two points. The
Steel stocks were not as prominent in
the rally as the rest Of the market and
Pressed Steel Car extended it's loss to five
and a quarter points after the general
market had turned upward. The closing
was nrm at about the best prices of the
day.
Railroad bonds were easier until the
large demand developed for Wabash de-
bentures when they became irregular.
Total sales (par value) $5,405,O00.
United States refunding rs advanced
"a per cent on the last call.
The total sales of stocks today were
LILO, 700 shares including the following:
Atchison $4,000; Atchison, preferred, 81,
100: Baltimore and Ohio, 5000; Chesa
peake and Ohio, $500; Chicago Burling
ton and Quincy. 24,900: Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific, 21,2OO; Erie. 46, 100;
Erie. first preferred, $500; Louisville
and Nashville, II 100; Manhattan Elevated,
%, 900; Metropolitan Street Railway, 81,
500; Missouri Pacific, 5000; Missouri Kan
sas and Texas, preferred, 23100; New
York Central, $500; Norfolk and Western,
1900; Northern Pacific AZ, 400; New York,
Ontario and Western, 41,500; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 10000; Philadelphia and
Reading $4,000 Philadelphia and Read
and Reading, second preferred, 1890; st.
Louis and Southwestern, 5000; St. Louis
and Southwestern. preferred, $500; Mil
waukee and st. Paul, $500 Southern
Pacific, $4,000; Southern Railway, 11,700;
Southern Railway, preferred $500; Texas
and Pacific 2l200; Union Pacific, 1920;
Wabash, 21.600; Wabash, preferred, So
500; Amalgamated Copper Company, 49,,
500; American Smelling and Refining
1900; American Tin Plate, 5000; Ameri-
can Steel and Wire. 20 400; American To-
hacco, 5000; Brooklyn Rapid Transit 3d.
700; Colorado Fuel and Iron, 1880; Con-
tinental Tobacco, 1920; Federal Steel
81 500; North American Company, 1890;
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
"a, 200; American Sugar Refining, $4,000:
Tennessee Coal and Iron. 6,400 United
States Leather, $500.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Ills. Jan. 21.-Small worlds
shipments. higher cables and a strong
cash situation were potent factors in an
advance in wheat today. May closing 1
10 rs higher. Corn closed 1Sc. UP and
oats unchanged Provisions at the close
were 2IR to 121sc. lower.
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ITS RtCUPERATIVE
FORCE WAS SHOWN
The Stocks Recovered From
EARLY W. akin SIS
----------- -
A RUSH OF LIQUIDATION
Forced by ExpuDging Margins, Un.
covering Stop Loss Orders
UN "lELOY SHORT IsTERESTs LED RALLY
An Il flu ntial S ction Of the N rket Refused tc
Yield 10 The Fairly Orprtss'o" >p-cuIa
ton in Cotton Was Of 0rsni.
tory harac Y

New York, Jan. 21.-Although there has
not been any perceptible increase in the
volume of business doing in cotton goods
today there have been considerably more
inquiries and an increasing business is
looked for. No change can be noted in
prices of any staple lines and prints and
ginghams are unchanged. Print cloths
are steady both at Fall River and outside
markets.
COTTON.
New York, Jan. 21-Speculation on the
Cotton Exchange today was of desultory
character and prices moved within mar
row limits. The market opened steady
with prices one point higher to five points
lower and after a brief moment of hesita-
tion turned weak under room liquidation
and light foreign selling brought out by
a sharp break in Liverpool which market
was affected by the alarming news re-
garding the Queen. Receipts were full
and speculation failed to come to the aid
of wavering bulls. But later in the morn
ing shorts became apprehensive of light
estimates from New Orleans and Houston
for tomorrOw's receipts and in an effort
TO cover. sent prices close to the final
figures of Saturday. Early in the after
noon values again fell to the low point
under fresh liquidation of professional
SORT, brought out by larger receipts than
estimates looked for and by light selling
pressure from abroad. For the rest of the
session business dragged along YEARLY
and fluctuations were Insignificant. The
market was finally quiet and steady with
/ rices net one to nine points lower.
NEW YORK
NEW YonK, Jan. 21.--Co ton opened
steady
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HALElGhSTOCh MARX Ell
IorPected Daily by Grimes a Vass.
Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 81, IN |.
BONDS
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS

BALTIMORE, January 81 : Flour quiet, steady;
western family k3.35QD3 10; do super ~ 3U02 40,
do extra ". 55a2 81; winter wheat patents AZ 900
4lO; sprirg patents S59o042J; do straights, g. IS
@395.
Wheat hrmer; spot and January 74AD75; Feb
I'll ry ;5A0ioh; March 7615G17t9s; May 5s40
7Sn steamer No. 2 red southern wheat ny
sar pie, 0A70A; do. on grade
Corn rmer 81 t, January and February 400
43H March 43A0439s; mixed steam AZ; south
Ell viii corn, 43t94t; do yellow
Oats steaoy; No wnlte, 3l@3l1s: do. mixed
% az u
Rye quiet No usnrb, 81 No. western 81
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. n. c., Jan q. urp.nt
eady at 3763715; er'i RS
Roslb st ady a. e1.SO01.25; -eceIp ?,55
Crude turpentin, steady si.3NIe2 30; vt
g. barrels.
Tar firm al $50; receipts 81 barrels
UharleRton, S. G, Jan. 81. urpenut firm 4"
37K receipts sales e1por'
RosiD firm: receipts: sales 400 Exports =
Q tote: b, C, L.. e1.15; E. L20 F, $3.50 g LOB
Il, 81. 10; l. S1.45: K. $50 Of, sI.60 u rs
Sl.9J; w w, S2,s
SAvan nah, Ca, Jan. 2l.-Turpennre firm u
3d.; receipts 9l6; sales 1875; e., orts &c.
Rosin eady receipts 1926 saIes orr, %
quote a B, c 1925; N.S5; E, sl.s5
40; g. I.h0; Fl, o1.55; I 81 so; K, G.70
u 10; N s.. O5: VIC, ~ 10. WV ~ rs.
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SPECIAL RATES VIA $. A. L. R. r

Mardi Gras Celebration, Pensacola, Fla,
Feb. 1919. 1901.
On account of the above occasion the
S. A. L. Railway will sell round trip tick
cts from all points to Pensacola, Fla,
for one fare for the round trip, rate from
Raleigh will be $2395. Tickets TO be
sold February 18th to 18th, inclusive and
FOR trains arriving at Pensacola not later
han IL o'clock noon of February 10th.
with final limit March 18th.
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RALEIGH TOBACCO MARKET.

Special attention is called to the trav-
ellers of the new Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way schedule, effective January 18th. The
new train, the Florida and Metropolitan
Limited" between New York and jack
sonville and st. Augustine, has Pullman
drawing room sleeping cars, compart-
ment and observation cars and is the
fastest train run in the South.
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TRAVERS
o M BRANCH
w OO' v. C. c. C,
S. w
Richmond, Va.
-:BRANDs:-

-:BRANDs:-
CAPITAL Tobacco Fertilizer.
National Special Tobacco Fertilizer.
National Fertilizer.
Beef Blood and Bone Fertilizers.
Canital Bone-Potash Compound.
Travers, Dissolved Bone Phosphate.
r,hamnion Acid Phosphate.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
NEW Xxx MONEY

new IOaK, Jan q. "A P. M.-Money on CT j
steady at 21I2h per cent; IaSt loan - per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 404A per cen
nJerupg sAchange nrm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 467A for demand
and at 4s3h(04 S35S for 10 days. Posted
rates Sl84Gs.s4h and 1873; CommercIal oil s
&4.s4n0D4 84A Silver certificates 6iMGDa0K. b. r
silver o31s. Mexican dollars AZ Gnvernmel !
bonds 6rner; State bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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rorrN Ne. ,H1sHzsr. LOWEST. IoLosrSe.
WheRs

t.asn ouotauons were as loiioWs
TIonY tuI; winter patents ea6OG63 3d. do.
s,raichts o. 20a3.s5; clears q i0a3.S 90 sprlng
,necials Saf114,5J; slirlng patents 80;
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WINTER TOURIST RATES.

Winter Tourist tickets on sale to Old
Point, Va, rate from Raleigh $3.50 tc
Southern Pines, N. c., $3.50 and to al
principal resorts in the State or Florida.
For other information regarding trains
and general information, address,
c. ii. GATTIS, City p. and T. Agent
Raleigh. N. C.
H. S. LIZARD. T. p A.
Hamlet. n. c.
r. E. l.. BUNCH. G. P. A.
Portsmouth Va.
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NEW YORK
sew vonK. Jan. 2i.-co ton usurs. opened

spa Cotton closed duh a I'd I-ltC lower; NJ :
dug n'ands YELL poainy gu IL g. 6
sales 100 bales.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Jan Ia M-Syo cotton,
moderate business prices American mlddling
fair 52,-3.d good mlddling sgd; middling,
5 l7-32d; low middllng, 5Sd good ordinary, 51sd
ordinary, 41sd.
rhe sales o tie day werr 1900 bales, which
500 wer' for 81 equation and eAport inc ud-
cd 1900 American &4.eIpt- o 0C0 ba'es, in
Guiding 600 american.
Futures uened and g osed Quiet.
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NORFOLK ppANur MARKnr.

NoRFc-=. Va, Jan. 2l.--Pesnuts, new crop,
vary nrn o. fancy goods, fancy, 3; strictly prim
IA. rsnt zBW2j4 common. 1k@2; machine
/ isked 24I2% Spanish. new. s2cK per bushel.
PEAS Blae keye, a. so per, bag.
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sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

Baltimore, Jan. g, Seaboard Air Line common
IOLs0. "A: preferred 2514G25M.
Eouds As e94
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hoods PILLS cure LIVeE'GIIs, Bill
GUINNESS, Indigestion, Headoche
taaS 20 tako. easV to opeFato- az
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-01
Western Rae Reduced.

Greatly reduced oue-wsy rates will be in
effect from Chicago, Milwaukee and
Manitowoc via Wisconsin Ceatrai Railway
Ia points IN Minnesota, No. Dakota,
Montana, Idaho. Oregon, Washington and
Brix, Cotambia each Tuesday, commeuc-
ing ,,bruary 18th ana continuing until
Apr'l Soit.
Far detailed information inquire OF
ne Arrest ticketae or address
n. w. S,einboB, District Pass Agent
". G. Ry., Saginaw, Mich, or Jas. Q.
POND GEM Pase. Agent Milwaukee, Wis.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-01
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit.

Cattle were active at the Detroit Live
Stock Market. Thursday, Feb. 21st; quality
fair; prime steers and heifers, AIS; a "a IS
handy butchers, 80 75 a. 4.20i common, $3.50 g
$50: Gamers COWS. $50 % ESQ; stockers ana
feeders quiet 1T e275 @ 80
Mich cows, active at $500 "a 5000; calves
lower at f4.00 a $50.
Sheep and lambs, quiet; quality fair;
prime lambs, $500 a S5 25; mixed, $3.50 04.5O
culls. 800 a $3.50
Hogs. active quality fair; prime mediums
@.45 20 So 40; Workers, IS Sc "a $40 pigs 81. 30 %
e5.4s roughs, A25 90 AIS; stays one-third on;
cr1pples, u 90 per cwt. on
Receipts-Cattle, 800; calves, I25; sheep, 100;
hogs, 1900
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-01

Wanted-Two first-class Cabinet Makers
In Drawer or Case Work Department., also
Two good general purpose machine men.
None ont tirst-:ass, rapid, up-to-date men
need apply. Good wages. COnnprsville
Furpiture Mfg. Co., Connersville, Ind.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
WINSloW.
From the Mail.

We regret that thoArizona compulsory
school law does not require children be-
tween the ages OF s and II years, to at
tend ak months instead of six weeks.
Mrs. Julius Kretz ana daughter, Miss
BERTHE, returned from quite n protracted
visit to Los Angeles and n~eighborlng sea
coast resorts.
The district court for Navajo county
will convene on Monday the 18th instant.
There are sixteen criminai cases on the
docket and awaiting the action OF the
grand jury. our district attorney will be
a busy ma during the coming session
NJ the district court.
Mrs. Whitaker and two sons. from Ge-
not, Nevada. sister OF Burr and Tom
Williams, old timers and well known cat
tlemen in this neck OF the woods, In WIS.,
iting her brothers, and Is the quest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Burr Williams OF this place.
The alarm OF fire was caused by the
burning OF n frame cottage, the property
OF Mrs. Dawsy. mother of Mrs. Colin
Campbell. We are informed the fire was
caused by some children upsetting a coal
oil lamp during the temporary absence OF
the parents. The building was soon a
ruin, and 1t was only by the almost sup
efnuman eHorts OF our citizens that the
buildings on either side were saved. This
Is but another warning to Winslow to
provide some effective means for fighting
fires. The water service company owe II
to the town to improve their water sys-
TEN. In case OF fire the present supply
amounts TO next to nothing.
II, C.. Creswell sustained "a very serious
loss the latter part of last week. A
small kid and matches being the cause.
Mr.. Creswell, after two years hard labor
and the expenditure OF n considerable
sum OF money, In improving a ranch on
the north side Of the Little Colorado, was
Just beginning to get a return from his
investment. lie had seeded the ground
he had succeeded In retaining In alfalfa.
The crop this year was more than an
average. The whole OF II was stacked on
the ground to be hauled to town as It
was needed. But, through n childish
freak, the whole went up In smoke, and
Mr.. Creswells loss is In the ~neighborhood
n 5000. Moral-where there are kids In
the house keep your matches under lock
and key.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
1t Happened In u Drug store.

one day last winter IA lady came TO my
drug store and asked for a brand OF cough
medicine that | did not have In stock,
says MIR. c. II. Grandin. the popular drug,
gist OF ontario, N. Y. "She was disap.
pointed and wanted to know what cough
preparation | could recommend. | said
tn her that l could freely recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and that
she could take a bottle OF the remedy and
after giving 1t a fair trial II she did not
find II worth the mone to bring back the
bottle and | would refund the price paid.
In the course OF a day or two the lady
came back In company with "A friend In
need of a cough medicine and advised her
to buy a bottle OF Chamborlain's Cough
Remedy, | consider that a very good rec
o"mmendation for the remedy" The rem
ody owes its great popularity and exten-
sivc sale In "A large measure TO the per
sonal recommendations Of people who
have been cured by its use. II 10 for sale
by All druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
kiNGMAN.
From the Miner.

| From the Miner.
Mrs. Charles Metcalf and children have
zone to White Hills. where they will visit
for n few days with Mr.. Metcalf prepar-
atory to going to Los Angeles for the
winter.
Poles for the new long distance tele-
phone line to the G. o. d.. mine, Stock
ton Hin and Cerbat are being strung
along the route and will be put In place
within ten days. The holes ave been
dug to the c.. o. ID. mine and that line
will be In operation In very short order.
Charles Blakely returned to Kingman n
few days ago from the knight Creek
country. where he has been hunting bear.
He managed to kill an immense silver
tip and proudly exhibits one OF its huge
paws in confirmation OF his statement.
The bear was right on the fight and he
had to shoot quick and often to lay bruin
out.
The store OF J. u. Finegan, at Chloride,
was broken into by burglars and a large
amount Of goods carried of. An entrance
was effected through n transom and also
by breaking through the cellar wall. A
dozen watches, many knives, several PTS
tolls and so In money were AIKEN. The
store was thoroughly ransacked by the
burglars in search of valuables. Sheriff
Lovin and deputies have been on the look
out for the thleving gentry. but so far
there In but slight clue to their Identity OF
whereabouts.
Sam Rucker has instituted suit agains,
sheriff Lovin and his deputies for the
sum Of $3.50, This suit is the outcome of a
criminal action against Rucker. the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
s.
From the News.

From the News.
John Page returned from a business
trip to Chicago. where h has been for
the past week.
Gertrude Padilla, OF this city, was
granted "A divorce from David Padilla at
Flagstaff.
Martin Buggeln n daughter, Diletta,
left for an extended outing at Los An
geles and other coast towns.
Sam Wetherly and wife. OF Kingman,
are recent arrivals In the city. Mr.. Weth.
erly has accepted a position with ]. G.
Phelan.
Miss Isabel lngersoll. who has for some
months been the guest Of Mrs. J. d.
Jones, left for Flagstaff, where she will
visit with friends.
J. Edward Priest, OF Flagstaff, formerly
we'll known here, stopped on on his way
TO Seligman to renew his acquaintance
with the citizens Of this hustling little
burg.
Contractor S. H.. Roa and wife came In
from kingman, where they have resided
for some time, expecting 10 make VIII.
liams their home. Sam has been In tow
recently and has several contracts here.
John McAndrew met with a very MAIN
'N' "'''''N' NHl' pllNlnB Win Otnef
boys at the Ash Fork depot he was pulled
from a truck and both arms were dislo-
Gated. II will be a month or more before
he VIII he back In school.
on Thursday, october 81. 1901, at 4 D.
M Gertrude Torres, aged ls, and Gle.
mente silba, aged %, were married at tho
residence OF the brides parents In WI.
liams' Judge NJ. l." Ranney tied the knot
In his most satisfactory manner
Joe slater closed his saloon and bowling
alley and sold out his stock Of goods. He
expects To travel between Los Angeles
and Albuquerque for a tailoring estab-
llshment' but will make Williams his
headquarters.
Mr. and Mrs, William Baumgartner,
accompanied by Mrs, BIS little sister,
DAISY after "A most pleasant visit for a
few days with George n John Baum
g%artner, left for their future home In the
state OF Washington.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
THt WESTERN TOWNS.
HoIbrook, WinsIow, Williams, Flag
staff and kingman.
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
HoleRook.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
VIM. Scorse returned from Hot Springs
and Is much improved in health.
John Paulsell will start with some cat
tie for the Tonic Basin. John Divelbes'
will go with him.
a couple OF Sisters Of Charity were her,
taking a collection for the benefit OF the
%orphanage at Tucson.
+. j. Wattron returned from Los An
geles. He reports Mrs. wattron and chill
dren well, and says he enjoyed his visit
very much.
Adolph Schustcr returned from his trlT
up the country. He took in the country
all along the White mountains. and re.
ports having had a fine time. MIR. Schus
ter seems much improved in health sine,
his outing.
The prisoners have been trying theii
luck at getting out again, and Sheriff Sc
chrits has employed John Blcvins TO act
as guard at the jail. We understand tina
the Arizona statutes provides for NV,
years Imprisonment for each attempt q
break jail. They certainly cannot expec
any avurs from the court. and their sta,
In Yuma will probably be lcngthened nc
%cordlngly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
Thr Usual Mistake.

The Albuquerque high school team On
Saturday defeated the Santa Fc high
school base ban plHyors by a score of 10
10 l-.-Na Mexican.
The A]lhupucrpu, high school base hail
team was not At Santa Re last Saturday.
These playcrs are boys ranging In age
from II to Is years and can defeat any
an team In New Mexico Attorney
Field, who c%haperonod the victorious
team to Santa Re last Saturday, wishes
II distinctly understood that his warriors
were Of the real genuine kid order and
hat tho oldest Young America In tn
whole lot was only 10 years of age and
tipped the scales NJ 1854 pounds, The at
torncy IL convinced, since their game Of
last Saturday afternoon at Santa Fe,
that the kid team OF Albuquerque can
beat any other kid team In New Mexico.