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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-24
BASEBALL STORIES BY THE SCHOOL BOYS
SECOND PRIZE STORY AS
 WRITTEN BY ii. B. GRAY, JR.

Thesopening. game of the season be- tween Birmingham and Nashville was one filled with, fast playing all the way through.
 In the first. inning Kennedy the first man up was tput out at first. Niseman, the next manl up hit safe and attempted to steal second base, Millerick in trying to put him out at second, threw wild, letting Wisenan reach third Knoll the next man up Unit safe, although Wiseman could not score. Then the pretty playing began. With one man out and with man on firsti and third base. Minnehan by keeping his head and having good sup port put the next two men out who faced him.
 The next feature in the game was a double play made by Birmingham. with man on first base a grounder was knocked to Minnehan who threw 1t to Tamsett at second base who threw 1t to Mullaney.
 The fireworks started in the fourth in-, ming when with one man out MillericB ~~-e~~~s-s-o-s~-s-s-.- his prime While 'tls true that the Baro ms made two errors, both of which C ost nothing nevertheless they can be excused considering the weather. On the Whole 1t may be said that Minnie received eX- cellent support. As to the Barous SCOT ing, since the cranks desire pune and un- adulterated truth, and since bevity is the soul of witt. it can best be, told in a few words. In the fourth .Milerick doubled to left and scored ont Hanley's 8 single In the seventh Lynch Init. stole second, went to third on a had throw by Patt and scored on O'Briens single to right.
 ROSCOE CTIAMBLEFG. Age. 16
 No. 1909 Ina Street. A student of Birmingham HighdSchool,
 in Class II. B.
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came in the form of revelation as to the real worth of young Minnehan. Inning after inning did he make the Fishermen bite the dust in a vain attempt to solve his delivery, which was, by the way, so remarkable that the curve of the ball, could often be seen even in the bleach. CTS It was absolutely unsolvable when there were men on bases and right hero is where Minnie's glorious work came in. Then the opposing batsmen were moved down like chaff, and were only able to knock feeble grounders and pop flies. Lastly and almost as praiseworthy was the hitting and fielding of the whole team. While there was no slugging it must be borne in mind that did excep- tionally well as they were batting against a southpaw who had starred the National league for many seasons, and was yet in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-24
The Hoodoo Is Broken and iBirming-
 ham Is There With the Goods.

With the band playing Dixie and the crowd cheering, Birmingham, snatched the most cherished victory of the whole year. from MT. Newt Fisher and his az gregation of ball players at West End park Thursday. April 2l. 1904
 Just as the game started, 1t started to rain. and you know that old saying, "It never rans but what 1t pours." Well this proverb was certainly realized yesterday afternoon at the ball park. Birmingham was not satisfied with just a victory, but she had to have shut out. And this certainly was sweet revenge.
 Wen the game started with Birming hani at the bat, but they could not de- liver the goods and 1t looked as though Mr Pfatt had everything his way. And I guess Fisher thought Mnnnehan had ev- erything his way, by the way, he pitched and helded his positioc The game pro- gressed steadily on both sides, no one being able to score until the fourth in- ming when Billy Smith was robbed of a line drive to centre. them Millerick got
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disgust to the -shermen. O'Brien died on third The game jogged along and thus ended.
 During the entire contest Nashville was at the mercy of Minnehan who was ably supported by his team mates. l for one wear a smile that wont come off. LEONARD WERTHEIMER. Age 14
 1709 Seventh Avenue. Class I B., Birmingham High School.
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Then Hanley got nice single which scored Millerick. That ended the batting for that inning.
 Nothing else was done until the seventh inning when Lynch hit a single to center. Hanley struck out and Lynch stole sec- ond. Lynch got to third on an error. He crossed the home plate on Jimmy O'Briens single. Then Jimmy stole sec ond and third, but died there. That prac- tically ended the game, for neither side scored after that.
 Name: WILLIAM HARSH. Age 12
 School: Paul Hayne VI Grade.
 Address: 2916 Ave. H., Birmingham.
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Barons Win a Great Game.

Strange things will sometimes happen, and they did, too, yesterday afternoon in more ways than one. First and foremost was the fact that Birmingham really did win the opening game, and that buried thus the hoodoo of old. But there was a still more agreeable surprise left, which
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the snow white uniforms and good stout roofing the hoodoo was lifted never again to hover OCT Mount Slag, and the fans journeyed homeward with light hearts. Minnehan pitched a great game and was given splendid support. He has a level head. a strong arm and fields his posi- ton well, the essentials of a good pitcher and will prove one of the stars of the Southern league.
 Piatt pitched winning ball but was un- able to cope with our batters. He was also well supported
 Birmingham's two scores were made in the 4th and 7th innings. Smith. first up in the 4th went out on line drive to right field but Millerick came up with fierce look in his eyes and lambed out A two bagger, Lynch then knocked a pop fly, but Hanley was there with the goods and laced out clean single, SCOT ing Millericlk. OBrien retired the side In the 7th Lynch led off with single, Hanley struck out and O'Brien got a single scoring Lynch. This cinched the game and Fishers hopes were drowned. Excitement was at it's height in the 5th inning when Nashville had the bases full and only one out, but the goat says baa, and Kennedy and Wlseman bit the dust. Thus the day was saved.
 w. H. ROBERTSON. Age Is.
 2ov9 1st Ave. Attending Massey Business College.
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bu'y with the stick and rapped out a beautiful two saeker, Lynch tried, but went out at first, then Hanley hit long single and Milerick scored In the fourth Nashville had a man on first and the man at the bat knocked a hot one down towards pitchers box and by nice field Ing Minnehan shot the ball to second. and Tamsett threw the ball to first. thereby II aking a beautiful double. Birmingham did not do anything this inning but the fifth looked good to Nashville, with one man out and a man on first and second the umpired called balk on Minnehan, and both players marched around ono bag nearer home plate, but by superb pitching Minnehan pulled out of the hole, a Nashville didn't score. Nashville could do nothing with Minnehans curves they either sawed the atmosphere or popped up little flies Piatt also pitched a beauti- ful game, he has any amount of speed and some pretty curves Nobody scored until the seventh when Lynch opened up with nice hit to center. Hanley struck out. but Jimmy O'Bren got the hit that made Lynch tally and this ended the run getting of the game. Mullaney was on first bay for Birmingham and he captured the crowd at once, by the way he handles himself and the ball, shows that he knows his business. So things waxed on until the last man was out then every fan lcft the park with happy heart and plenty of dope to tell at the supper table.
 JOHN MAYER, Age Is yrs. mos.
 1892 Sth Ave.
 School-Birmingham High School
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Birmingham Downs the Far Famed
 Fishermen.

The Southern league baseball season opened up at West End park with a brass band playing Dixie and fandom turned loose once more. Although the day was a little raw the smoker, grandstand and bleachers were filled with fans eager for the fray.
 The game was full of ginger and abounded in good clean ball playing.
 With the aid of Ginger" our goat
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Fine pitching. fine fielding. fine batting.
 And gave only three hits for one bag; The work of one Minnehan is this,
 Which gives him berth meath Mount
 Slag.'
 Birmingham 2; Nashville O.
 Birmingham has at last succeeded in shaking off the hoodoo. It was not until the fourth inning that the lead was se- cured, but it was evident from the start that the Nashville-American would have sad news to relate. The Fishermen put forth some strenuous efforts. and were greatly aided by the umpires, but were only rewarded with a choice setting of eggs from Mother Goose's hennery. Min nehan was in the game from the start, not only in pitching, but in fielding and batting and to him the victory may be attributed. He got into some bad holes, but every time pulled out without letting a blue jacket score.
 In the fourth inning a fast double play was pulled off by Mnnehan, Tamsett and Mullaney. It was in this same
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Season Opens.

This afternoon the Southern league or A. ed for the season of 1904 at 3;20 ar .s K Birmingham fans saw one of the .,o+.,..a games ever played at West r sbd No,N
 (Continued on Twenty-et ahth pace,
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SAM CLABAUCH
 WINS THE PRIZE. Henry B. Gray, Jr', Successfu|'
 in 12-Yc -OId Class JUDGE HAS DIFFICULT TASK. Many of the Stories Were Very Clever and orieinaI-Al of Them Are Printed in This Edition of
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JUDGE HAS DIFFICULT TASK.

On account of an accident in the ' art department The Age-Herald is . unable to print the picture of Sam ' Clabaugh, winner of the first prize ' this morning It will be printed in . Mondays Age-Herald. '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
STARR REPORTED
BETTER TODAY
HE SURVIVED TIE OPERATION
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND
Is IMPROVED

Fr0I starr .hr uau player vb1
was shoot Hg Stella Henderson Wed
no.day uIeHt survived tHe operation
performed yesterday afternoon by Ur
= F poarcn assisted Hy Doctors cor
m.rN Cutnr anI Fitzgerald. and has
"a a.l"ht chance f1 recover
Ilr be- perfectly conscious ana tho
pains that rarkeH ha harE yesterday
HrD InHsonn1 today
ln rho operation tN. IOgprH opened
'Hp abdominal cavity ana removed
nearly q HaIf gallon ~ hl1ui Tho
Internal Hnrl.Ur wpa stopped anI tIs
condition Is improved over yesterday
Tho hrn.n won. mot located ono
circumstance In favor 0f starts rr
rurory, ascarnnaa ur fhe operation.
.H That tno NdDoya arc fh. uug iu.
tDrnlI urEans affected hy ho apuuI
s.IB Henderson. tHo woman WTu
1000 'ho shmflns waa moved irom
.hr city building fo mo county hl
sho UI.I ho given r. preliminary hear
.na iuHf as soon as fho injured mans
condition Is settled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
POLICE INTERFERENCE
PREVENTS TRACE
4 NATIVE OF oLD MEXICO cRE
ArEs DISTURBANCE m NORTH
THIRD STREET SALOON.

T.m.-y Interference probably pro-
Nouful frn ouarfIne OF TRAGEDY in n
saloon 900 Nortb Third street last
night
AIl.pnus Santana native of Ch.
huahuo NUNcn while intoxicated. Dee
c1mo engaged 'n row with Roccndo
Eos native of New Moyico During
70 scuffa which these two mon on.
mecI lu iho former cndoayoroi to
n1' from N.a l.f hand hip pocket a
huifr measuring about eight inches
.n IgUath Rp faIt the hand of his
antagonist sI.p f1 tbo hip pocket and
arprnhunIDd rHg danger Ho earb.
hrl the knife hand and wrmuoi loose
thu murdarIua weapon Greatly exc.t
.d thD native then backed into cor.
nor and WuHhInr fho knife above hIa
hp1l shouted "Uuu touch met"
a HhuuIer lo8poI from beneath
thD .ar Ou thIs change of situation.
Rn8 mooky handed tho knife over
'u 'h. arm ur tHe law anI tho dH.
WNer# wore taken 'o fho city iall
Thur nurH brought before fudre
Crawford tH|H morning auI Santana
#aH sentenced i1 HEfy DAYS Iu tho
county ill RIOS wui soryo ton DAYS
900 Street '0mm .nn.r Martin Tier.
nuFa force
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
ANOTHER NEW COMPANY
ORGANIZED AS AN INcoRPoRA
ToH 20 DEVELOP MINES.

Tu ..aua ARTICLE. a. nmnuR
um HH. ...n u.uI loo tnn 0.H.. or D.
W Um.# secretary u. ha f.n
ran
Tu N.N H.suu Development and
Nuun company Ih. U.nw1a'ors
tr. I. fNouy Nuu.rr 80 car
T.y I.H N Cauey Napoleon b.
Iau.Hm u0 Carter lHF.ay 600 0f
santa T. county Tho objects 0I tdr
nu.uu .r. Iu acquire bold hUl
.eI H#.... ur vUrN anI operate 'uIy
AND placer mines of gold silver. cop.
uar Road uH dino and a'I other mines
or duuu lI precious metals and to
acquire HE purchase ur u,harNIsn.
ruM ...H.u and persona. property
and .u develop operate work a.Il and
HsH.s. Dbl. coal Bud coal aHiH AND tY
hold iU. .tme auu J1 construct and
uueu. bold aud dIsu0 Uf kuls
uI property both gas and 900 wells
aul property both real and personal,
together with water rights, mills and
mgIon ur tho reduction oi ores.
huldmF and ramWa}a and an other
things necessary Tor the operation of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
France Hard to Convince

Paris sept Th. fIrDsu office
has no confirmation Df tHe Japanese
occupying lao Yang nur adUD,s lead
'hg officials 90 say that DO Ia probable
that kurUpltk.u has decided t1 carry
out u.s original plan t1 retreat tn
Nuhdau ThIs plan f Is added was
temporarily abandoned as Klr1H1IEu
believed Ihnt Ihu Iolouses Uf li8u
Yang would permit holding back tho
japanese This failing, u Or stated
lhu .hc RussIsn commander vlI at
rTUI fo revert ,1 h.s original nIau.
."H. H. rN..IHE h.H concentration ut
NuIHDu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

The santa Fa railroad has g0mpIot
cd plans fur thc construction OF mil
N1u husho' grain elevator lf Arsau.
finu Kansas The company now has
r million bushuI elevator Zoo Arsou.
ru. hut tho handling of ruiu m
ktu.Bs CIV has Increased so rapidly
that fho Santa rg has found that an.
1thcr elevator is au absolute necnsal
'y The now elevator vIIi hp rUar
fh, present elevator within thD last
,aar fbe Burlington Missouri. pur.fc.
Kansas CIy Southern pul the ChI
caro- Milwaukee A. 81. pWuI HH.U nuI|
uaN elevators N' 1r. million U.ho.
elevators except chat uf .hu Kansas
lly southern
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Sow York sept z ln ra pluso tu
thn on'' '0f Chairman Cord MDyor the
m.mh0m of enc democratic state com
mIT"H wont .uo conference W tbe
Hoffman house Gifts afternoon 10 de-
'.In unon 'ho date and place fsr hold
uH fhn state nominating convention
Iu 0.I probability .ho committee win
decide upon S1nfHH and SUp'.m.
h.r 900 1s rho uiaro auG time f1r hold
nH 'hn convention This win ho one
w.aN after the republicans hold 'her
convention af thr Same place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
WILL GO TO FL PNO


T. Browns Na ban club wH.
uI .H. u... nI rHrH.r starr win
.n.D rHr E rHHo. Tnws. tH.e evening
whore rH.g wII u'aF .r.es of Ibree
am Saturday Sunday and Mun
Hlr afternoons N...rIa. afternoon
Iu ur..u. advice. Gm DR. pDlree
r0ar -Hr vaa n "a critical con.
I au HHI mr de. Manager Houston
#I.I .H FauuH uI Tuu asrus
.m iu como .u Do raH0 Buf IH'p Gal
...us Iu fHu pitchers box TauuH
a.rf HlaE stating chat no W0Hld ba
ZOO EI Paau 600 uma and hopoI t0 rIya
% good account uf himself with mo
igWu .u .UH games against tho EI
IH.u IuIm rarrHW a.. Ihe Silver city
pitcher uhu OBJ quite won .0oWu here
HHf !. CON Igroi ono of fHe les anna
.uW lNIr.0u Iu .Fr aluthaest
Owing fo cold which hr contract
e1 an .H. rIp fu fd.f city, the now
chIaasa pitcher GEORGE karuH whose
arrival N8H mentioned in Tao CIuten
yesterday afternoon vIl' NOT hr taken
.1 EI paa fh.s time with the Browns
So suggested t0 Manager Houston
'h8t b. ho ion behind and Iar suE.
aeHIon Was accepted by me manager
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
MEETS TRAGIC DEATH
60Dy SEEN EARLY lN MORNING
At 8HlDGE NO COZ. THEN DIS.
APPEARS

N Myers 'acH aeon. Tor 600 SAN.
% Fo received tha following uo.a 900.
morning
A MgN.rau woman v found dDaI
'ar'F fhs mornIus 90 bridge $50 s02
rw0 miles north of town"
Tho police wpro consulted ana An.
tonic I0so Garcia Justice lf the peace
of precinct 25 lu who's. precinct tho
corpse Was found. was notified
THE note received by Agent Myers
Was from a minor official Of me Now
Mexico division. and thero 's no doubt
as to Its ganH.uenos huf what has
become of me corpse NJ me woman.
e what De- puzzlInR me agent
After notifying the proper uu'hori
tica of precinct 80 a5 Mr. Myers and
"a reporter ~ The CluEon drove 10
bridge 40 500. tho scene ~ the trag
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Iu.lun Macs. Sept "A party uf
distinguished electrical engineers rDp
ru.vnNu. several COMMITTEES OFF Europe
reached Boston .0day 600 rouf. ta So
Louis 200 attend tnu coming luteu,.
"una. Electrical congress bon chat city
The visitors wIl spend tomorrow a.
quests u' Harvard university and VIII
'Huu depart for fHp exposition city
Stops vIH Hr m3d, un r1uf, aJ N,v
York Albany Nawm FaGs. Glove
land auI other points l1 inspect fbu
stree. railways and vlrIuUs ,tHor
electrical enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Sioux Fails IS o.. Sept Q To-day
marked tb. opening of tuo shooting
season I0r prairie. chickens u South
uak1.H Reports from various parts
nf ihu state Indicate fha. fhu pros
poets for good Hpurr could be uo bot
f.r The season has HaDu exception.
aI'y favorable f1r hafcbua aud tho
"ny.. ar. large auI the birds un.
usually W.H developed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
colo Dust Sent 10 Mint.

% % Cartwright of Santa 30. sent
900 tho United s.afos mint az Denver
through tho 1rsI National bank $3.50
af gold dust washed from the placer
beds near san Pedro Ia southern San.
H Fo county Since 'ho recent rains
there bias been % good deal of activity
ir placer gold washing loo che San
pod5o gold mining district. and con
r.lorah'e placer gold has been washed
uut hy me miners in that part Of
Santa Fo county Tho dust shipped
Hl Mr Cartwright is part of thIs out.
rut oft placer eoli from INC san po.
Irl district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
PITCHER STARR
VICTIM OF BULLETS
Out on a Rampage Last Night,
lie Was Shot by a
SOiled Dove.
MS CONDITION PRECARlOU,
From TbuIsday's Daily CUIIcu

From Thursdays Daily Cu,Eou
Fred Starr the crack pitcher ol Che
Albuquerque Browns. was shot twice
.as. night about 1880 o'clock at Lizzie
N.OatHs house of Illiamo on Copper
avenue Uy Stella Henderson. aud
aud will probably dio The gun
used was 31cllIbrc hammyrloas
Smith and Wesun pistol aud two out
oft uur shots went straight and with
deadly yu.,U ono bulIct entered the
Iut side three ucnts below thC arm
uIJ puuClWDJ JUg plural cavity and
passed through che k.duDya This
wound s the most serious and the
chance. urr. viii cause death AS the
patient bryathgs the air passes
through tho puuclurcs making DO
most painful Tb. second wound ls
near the middle of the back and
couple of inches TO tho righ. of the
pine. 10 H NOT considered very
dangerous wound uoWoycg either
might prove fatal
Tile wounded man suffered iutUuso.
Iy during the morning and day, AZ.
though narcotics had been admins.
tered .o d,adpu the pain he was
entirely conscious ana rational and
B'k.d of tHD affair freely
starr had trouble with the F.rl
some time previous to the shooting
Iu ,i. QUARREL Doe had sJruck her BOO
.Ho .ao, aud is reported to have
knocked her down bali hour after
.H.H had occurred Starr returned tu
rle NcGrath house. of which bis
.aum0ur Ras au inmate. t1 got hla
clothes some of which wore un stairs
Zoo IH0 Henderson vumaus ROOM
Ur was at .ho foot of tha stairs
rnl words passed between thom. She
aulng twenty feet away az tho
..id oI Ono stairs Starr said I
.lv. come lur my clothes bring them
down stars"
sbo answered. "Whv dont yau
como uu ANA Er' .hom2 Your afraid
.1ur. NOT aamo"
SHu opened Nru and some one ygIE
90 ran down. mut instead the husky
BAH player stood. dum1 founded.
aEe. '0r ,Ho girls pistol. After tb,
uu bad been cmuUnI sine continued
f1 suap Do as 90 crazy and wishing 90
make sure ul her victim
The wounded bail PLAYER waa pick
el up and taken In a hack 20 the hos.
ut1l ur PolrCo was called and took
.'''"' q" '"' case. NI.'' easing lh'
''U. ''. "'.''' ln''' "h examination
%. '' N""'l'-. p. physician an'".
q" '"' 'Nl"...''l' expressions oI
.'' .''.'. crown "' ANXIOUS people
N''''"t "'''''' ih' a'nN room was
~, ''N'. "'' 's''".. MN
''' F .''' Ii.Ih.nt ''" po'log "r
.' ''''.' i',hN'I-"h ana placed
| .' " ...' '' .'' Guy ''.I 0h' Us q
...."'' woman 'I '""ul - y''Ta oi
- 'N' N'' .I'.' Ih N..'1uefHn' or
''' y" 10Y ''N years 0h' y 'I dril.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Odr The body was nu, thoro and
uo evidence could Ho found which
would lead to o. Tho crfion foreman
WIS seen and ho had aoon n0 dead
woman at bridge so 500. although
There .s mo- doubt buf that the won.
au was lhoro ln tho early morning It
's barely possible that natives living
boz fho uo'rHhurHU1I of bridge $50 soc
uNN 90 away hUt 90 % O'Clock This
afternoon ria1ruuH search hol a.loI
rN reveal If
As tn who che woman was or how
tha came .o hDr Ioa.h ns vD' os tbu
vhoroab.u' of h.r body Us mot known
.t fhe local authorities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

So Louis Sept The third an.
nua' reunion uf thn uavouh Asso.
citation Uf America was held today
roo thu Indiana building on the World
Fair grounds Ncmhors of the family
were present from Indiana. Missouri.
Ohio. Pennsylvania and several other
.Ht.s Ihu family tuc. th.r aurDs
N back t1 George IIuVorth. who emil
Ta''1 from EuguHd to America. iu
uwmE witch william Penn. ou hs
second rIyHEy m 1899
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

su.I m.noa The capital stock of the
company l 100000. divided into lUO.
900 shares of tho par value of 81 each
The term of existence is Nfty
years The number of directors will
ne five and those who Will manage
'hr affairs OFF tho concern for thr first
three months oi us existence are D.
90 IIy.sav n 81 Carley g. B laugh.
'u j N Carioy and Carter Liycsav
Th. principal place of business ls
Santa &c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Noa York. Sept o. THD event OF
iho Ueoa lu the theatrical world De-
'ho opening of Edna Mays engage.
mcut az Days theatre tOnIsht Tho
rHappDlmuDo uf tho popular actress
nu thU American stage after au ub.
souco of three years abroad .s awaited
with mot a liftiu interest by nlavEoors
of the metropolis She WIFI Doc seen
Iu musical comedy called "Tho
Schoolgirl" ono of Ibo London sue.
.,ssrs of last season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

NgN Or.anoS la. Sept Tho
death knoll of pool rooms doing busE
moss BOZ Ncw Orleans and elsewhere
u Tout lama was sounded today whom
thc Hunsicko and pool room law ho.
came operative 1ho new law at
BchDs o penalty fn running q pool
room Ur bgIue employed .u one am.
ouuHue Jo % fine of mot less than
5000 or mot more than 5000 with lm.
ur.HnHmUuf Tor sis months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

link of ru8l from Arlmoro. luIlan
Territory. west to Wuur.tn thereby
making connection with fho line to
lawtun 1hD contract has boon lot
to W a Shpny 20 finish rradIur from
ArlmorD to WaurIku This VIII ho "a
paying branch Uf ibo Rock Island
from tho fact that 30 travels thr1urh
"a worry r.rh country and aIao connects
tho main lime with fho rraI ot Ard
more ritIus sfruIrht lino t1 South
NcNIrsi.r and Memphis.