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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Paris. Doc s-Thp annual auiumo.
bile show which opened today iu the
Grand paIaIs iar oNcols Jho former OK.
hIh.uuus both lu the number and
scope oi Do. exhibits One novel fna.
uro .s o. series uf installations of
uotoI bedrooms iu tho manner they
should ho arranged, according fo tho
uWs OF hygiene for comfort and sIm
pUcity The Automobile club and
Touring club are the main oXpunents
nf flis reform ln thc main cNh'Dl
tinn hall are shown the latest models
of automobiles of an types aud de-.
signed Tor nll purposes There is also
an elaborate display of automobile
sundrira and acceasnr.os Tho oNhihi-
tion will continue until Christmas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
MORE CHEERFUL
STOCK MARKET

Now York. llec. g.-The stock mar
Ecf opened weaker and lower. stocks
showing decline of from " to 4 point
soon aIfUr the market opened prices
steadiod and in some shares there
we're good rallies
Tho opening of tho stock market
was attended with but little excite
mout Foeling was more choorful al
though unsettled conditions. indicated
in early quotations. tended 10 check
anything like aggressive buying for "a
rise Representative OF certain COM
mission houses woro reported tO be-
buying moderately OF the active ust
while others seemed to have "a pro.
pondeanco OF selling orders There
were NO indications of forced liluIda.
tion. The market developed marked
strongih and activity before tho ond
uf The lrst half hour
Fcyor'shnass was dlsslpated from
thp later market and prices we're lit
ed steadily upward on well distrihui-
cd buying orders The rise over yes-
.orday.s closing level ran from frac.
tion i1 two points
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
lew MEXICO, SATURDAY DECEMBER 10. 1904

% surpruo auJ proved .bal th. pubs
Nc had hn"u In uD mIra.i ta q much
.rCatCr rN.Uut tH1u was generally
Ippusn. TH, slump u stool .lUa0I
bow lacNuH WH. tbU support and mum
Hrnn8 stories Wrr. fHH I1 illustrate
$3.50 0harlot.. u fh. WNrsUt Ou.
nruEUr Hlh HH order fI ..I lln sHarUH
II HmaInaWHfri copper I hp price
dropped n Na So Iaf U.u.. br Ia.
huf.I uf 300 shares. HHf feb rapidly 900
iHg price ialI quo that thU bos. hr could
goo f1r tha remaining 900 s11rns solid
af bI anj t2Ia SaIcH uf stocks uf .fr
IrHf hour were over 100000 shares.
probably hiHhrst record Ilr the urst
hour of tho business 0n thU exchange.
Finally a' support was Withdrawn.
AH pt.ue umh'rl rlrI. SVEN. u
over t1O siuuk exchange IHI iIefH
WDrg uul1ulci without heed fn .hD
prices they would hr.ur 11I iho drop
between sales extended Boz many cases
from one to over two points Colorado
Fuel was carried down il"., steel pre-.
lerrUd 1H common. Gi and othDr
stocks D proportion 1hU panic H1Wr.
wh1i 1Iiayod duHnr Che second hour
and ihc bears found q. d.ucuiI t0 so-
cure stock fO cover and violent rallies
WDrO Wndc This was followed uE
Ugsh bf0lEH Fluctuations continued
violent 1nd Drfltic HDIur WHt hv rrnsh
|IuuIIuIIHn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
PREPARING FOR
ALBUQUERQUE TRIP
El PAso FOOTBALL PLAYERS
ARE PRAcTictNo HARD FOR
BIG GAME.

lfrom Tuuulay'a Daily CuIzonJ
o. j. Houston manager cot lhe Al
huQuorquo football team. has followed
up biB Telegram To- W. M iaughnn.
nBnaEer ul thu Athletics. by le.tUr
in which ho warns the Athletics that
the contest for next SUNDAY iR not
tu boz regarded as baby play. says lbc
EI paso Herald.
NoW come up strong ho says. auI
thD word strong ls heavily under
lIucd "BuHg fhD boat EI paso can
produce. Hl lu case of disaster you
won't hafo auy excuse ln tho mcan.
umc we VIII du lttIo pmcrciug
UursrlyC8'
The Athletics cbOcrfuIly agreed to
thU proposition that Iho winning team
iHtr uN ihD proceeds and Ihe mom.
BEERS o. tna team have s.EuDI ah
agreement hy which 0fcsy one OF
lIom .s i0 b, oul for practice every
ultnt tha WgUb Ur forfeit & fur each
failure tu attend practice
because oft the stormy weather
sundays contest at Fort Bliss was
called ou The game viii be- played
December u.s. Tho p0stpOnemcut uf
thD game is deeply regretted by tho
management because promise had
boon given ~ au unusually large at
tendance.
fIHut DrunomHlpr. of the soldiers.
HiIl accompany tbp team to Alhuuucr
uIo as referee.
Boys Practice Hard
Use Uf tIu vacant store hu.lliug
un che ground floor of tho Myar opera
house haH been secured hy tho Athlct
ics and their nightly practice viii be-
held there % is becoming too dark
for satisfactory practice at the Cano
Hip square Electric lights wiz ne
strung ln the hall this afternoon. and
tho first practice will bo held this
evening srr.mmaeinE ON the noor OF
fhD store room win prepare the team
for me hard sr.0iron on which they
UNl have fn play at Albuquerque
H1rlrrr inughl.n. OF tho Athletics,
Frut ronfr8c. to Albuquerque Mon.
1Fy evening tn ho signed hy tho mana
HHr of f1r Albuquerque team N cm.
hodiol tho agreement that tho winner
shall take bll me met receipts of tho
same
rate over ths railroad has bpon
secured for tho game. and % number
uf urrUVpr nf thc Athletics VIII
nuke me- frIn Sunday
Fort BUss plsys WeuiIla
The Fort nl.ss team VII Journey to
NoH.Ii' park sunday to u'Hv the COL
'rea team. Tho two teams are wrll
mafnhpd end % close contest is expect.
ui Roth tho Moaiia park team and
i1c Fort bliss team have played the
Aihiciicv to tho tune OF % tio score
laisr tho Athletics trumphed over
the soldiers hy "a score ~ % to o.
These are The comparative scores on
which tho outcome of tho game o.
being predicted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
THE KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS CLUB
ELECT NEW oFFlcERs-HAVE Es.
TABLIsHED A RLADiNc ROOM.

The last meeting OF the knights OF
Columbus elected ulhcors for the en-
suing year. as follows
r. a. Gargan q X, reelected.
j. B McManus. ID. *. G..
John IS RDavon. treasurer
Wm g. Dolan financial secretary.
ur A. M bosaotte g.
A. a. Espinusa W
n . Sculliun. recorder
r.. MiliCnbaugh D. q.
J a. Oliphant, O. @.
The council is reported to bo boa a
very n0uri1hing condition and enihus-
jaam wakes strong among tho mem
bou suit of rooms have been
leased loo tho Barnett block Tor club
rooms for the use of tho members and
their friends which will bee known as
thp knights of Columbus club The
furniture for the rooms. which has
been ordered and is now On route, VIII
aI boz bon wcathorpd oak of the heauti-
u mission style and the rooms when
fitted up will be the cuslest in Alhu-
GuorguD AN the leading daily papers
and magazines viii ho on nlo and
there Will be the usual complement OF
GAINES chess. checkers, cards car
rumH. otc. Those having the matter in
charge are already hRurlng on Install.
ing 4 baby grand piano in the rooms
f1r those who are lovers of music
The idea of che club rooms has met
with tremendous favor among the
members and whom an thc equipment
s installed viii hll a lonEfClt want
The location of the rooms is very
convenient
10 ls limited that the knights have 4
surprise ln store Cor tho Ladies' aux
lary which viii bo sprung SOME time
iu the early part of January The on.
der is growing very rapidly there ho.
nr about 400 ono members through
nuI The InILnl AIaInl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Reading Pa. Doc. 9--InCk OHr.on
and lim Ionords are slated tu appear
n tho leading oyOni at t0nIrhta box.
Inr show oft the Reading Athletic club.
o. win ba iho second time ihc two
Hrbtrrs have met Within tho last fow
months THOR previous encounter
took piaco ln baltimore and resulted
in r. knockout hv OBr.ou Jonords
was not satisfied with the result and
sought o. return match in thC hope Of
making hottor showing against thc
rodouhinhlo philadolphinu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
FOUL MURDER OF AGED MAN
JOSE MANUEL MARTINEZ, RESI-
uENT or TAOS COUNTY, As
sAuLTED AND KILLED M DOOR,
WAY.


From Thursdays Daily CliIzcnl
Ou the evening of Noyomor 2Slh.
Jose MARITIME. aged "a years and a
Hlc Ions resident of Taos cumty was
ioully murdered iu the doOrwtY 0f his
home near iiauO. ami tour muca num
the Pueblo of tlo p.curis ln tho south.
ora part of Ia0H county On account
off ihu Isolated location OF the scene of
lhe murder. tho news has just been
received, heins brought by o. son Of
Hc slain mgu Gabinu MARTINEZ. who
arrived at santa Fo yesterday to lay
tho facts of the case before District
Attorney 81 g. Abbott and in bis 1b.
sCnce from The city Dee delivered tho
Information to Judge A j. Abbott
Early Monday evening. tho 2Sth. Mr.
Martinez returned to hiH home and A.
ter attending 90 affairs at the corral
ho entered the house. In "a short tmo
the dogs outside commenced barking
iu a furious and excited manner. iie
look a lantern and asked bis daughter.
inIaw and her son to go outside with
him tO see what caused the oommo.
tiua. As nothing unusual was found at
the corral De- sent has daughterinlhW
around the house 90 see 10 she could
discover anything wrong, saying that
nO would re-outer the house
Hp never roputcrrd tho house alive.
HIs AGED wife. who I7 12 wears old.
says chat shortly after hrr husband
tuid tho younger woman t0 make a
circle 0f thc house. she heard a noise.
Ilko the telling ut "a heavy body in
che doorway and uu rushing out she
found hDr partner for over half con.
tfury lyIng un tuu tnres hold Iu h.8 last
/ death AGONY lls head was covered
ulth blood from % cut between thf
Dyes. and thorD were several bruises
/ |un tAe forehead. The right oyO was
completely torn from tho socket and
/ hIH other cFD was almost Zoo tbo same
condition. although It Wus san con
/ uDrtpd with ihr muscles.
I Gabuo MARTINEZ. the son. who was
| present at dance about two miles
/ l.stau. was Immediately seut flr Ou
/ 1.a arrival he began Investigation
I which proved that fhe old man had
HU,u murdered aH thu Injuries found
uu him could mol have resulted from
o. ialL aud as 500 sign of struggle
Was heard in thO house. he must have
| boon approached from behind and
I struck senarlosa COR stT8nFlgd hy hia
aHsailanI before the fatal blow was
/ was delivered Three st0n0s were
found within few feel of Jhe murder
] god man and all of them were covered
I with blood The dead mans rIeh0
band wac cuj aud bleeding aH if from
% huIfD 0f sharp instrument.
At lhe Cnf0uerh inquest. which Aal
buld beAt day the lury rendered vrr
dIcI of death ai the hand Of some per
SON or persons unknown aud a search
! fuf evidence was Immediately begun
/ Gahluo MARTINEZ said before ro'umnl
home tba. hIs mthor had never. 90 bi.
. EuuWlo1ED made an enemy 0El
would take sucn stops fo eauar thl
agod mans death nr has Glow. h,
says, winch ho ls positive viii lead q,
tho arrest aud conviction of thc assaa
gin. hut hp refused tl dlvulFe enc
name of lbe suspect so chat boz mas
uui ho given % chance 900 IcBye OBJ.
. country before arrest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
THE FIELD AND
CLANCY EFFUSION
HAS NOTHING TO 90 WITH THE
VISIT or JUDGE AND MRS. d. s.
BAKER TO THE EAST.

tfrum Fridays Daily CiuzenJ
= The Citizen representative so. =
y cured The following Interview \
y from Judge Baker a
y HAS your going east any con. =
y nCctiOn with tbD recent Field cf =
y fusion 0r the personal memoirs \
y 0f Mr Clancy issued under the \
y auspices Of tho q. q. los Goo =
y Goo LirhtweiEhtO p.
y "Nog in The least have heard =
y absolutely nothing from the do. \
y pariment of Justice on these sub. \
= loci8, Nor did ! expect Co., 80 =
y is ON inyariablo rule of the do. \
y paument never 90 report its nc \
= tion unless something is required 4
y of the party complained o. =
y have personal business iu q na
y ha. Chicago and New York we =
= will visit Washington while east \
y Mrs Baker viii accompany me
y ON the entire trip We have \
~ many friends M Washington. \
= We viii return Just before the \
y new year" u
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10


iiNW fIINi' lhNI 'iil"nI
Il thD Nnmhrrs IuI AI mmroI Iu
to- aH.eH and Wool mHrHr.
iu a.urIau.e afH nU order oi the
last ruutrnIIuu. Iut W.H annual .ou.
tuutIUu 0. tlIH association U.I hr bold
.B. tlr ..tY oI Denver 0n Monday. Dan
ulfy H. iYU1. m HrrIr1ur. aI.n tho
c1uB. tuition of thH association. the
IuII1Nu. IrU.nnil.IHn . Permitted.
EnDh state .socltuou of wooi rrns
DrH Hhul u. entitled to five IrIu.atrs
at large auI n addition. one delegate
IDr each 10000 hrau of shaon repro.
scented. uf fraction over 5000
nsrH local association OF wool grow
Urs shall HD entitled fo nve ie#.Bfo
100 Mr.o and Ono delegate Tor each iO..
600 hoal os sbDeD repra sentad or frac
tUn U,ur 5000 HuHf
ElrH UIrU Ir.I sheen record taH1.
citation ahau h. entitled tu one dole.
.afr 1t MI.r HuI ono drIranfa fur
each a5 mamnUr4
tarl individual member FhlG bo on.
U.Iud fl ouD tulU and fu an additional
rltn for each 10000 head uf Hhe,n rep.
sUHIai or fraction over UIU hrad
A. there Dr. "a uIoUu. lun CAB rUarran.
He tho National INe Stock aasocia.
tluu at ihr annual convention of that
budy l1 Ho held Immediately following
thia convention. 90 m desired that
thoro be aa ml nn attendance uf
shoopmo1 a ibH meeting as possible
In order chat thN association may nct
uio.IlgonUI u tho matter.
THIS 0rmu.zAual stands exclusively
for tnnae engaged 100 mo sheen nnd
Uooi growing Industry There aro
maay important matters looking to tho
welfare %. tho INDUSTRY tu ue consider
cd at tbIa mrptl1r. anl IA. .tbe ..sal,ra
arc largely of business naturo. nny
memIDl haH thn flrH t1 present anv
watitr desired uf tln runfI3ar,I Ion
of thg convention AN matters win be-
opeu t0 ihe fullest discussion aud ID is
hoped chat tho action iaken on Ia mum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Frank Russell. secretary OF the 81
Joseph a Grand island railroad. with
headquarters at ST. Joseph received
a letter from a young man who want.
I'D pass Before requesting the
pass however she young man wrote
about q page of hot nlr" about Mr.
bright future ln answering tho note
the railroad man said. Dear sir-I
Wish you would give me the address
of the man who built your furnace
We have been thinking of heating our
r.rhtofvuy between st Joseph and
Kansas city this winter and I believe
tho man who furnished your hot air
machine could do the work nicely
fnclosed hnd The pass You earned
o."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
POLICE COURT

-Four yuung men of good health and
diverse walks of life we're brought he
lure judge Crawford This morning
charged with vagrnucy An were boz
Hari luck and IooklnE tor work. and
inc court permitted thom tn continue
theIr quest
IH.. evening Tom johnson soaked
Iuhu NIchuls on the nose causing that
mrmhef io bleed promar.y Both are
employees of fho Santa BE- Judge
Crawford sof tomorrow momiuE m 9
O'Clock as lne time FOR hearing their
grievances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
SAVINGS BANK
DECLARES A DIVIDEND

urom Fridays Daily Cluzoul
y This afternoon. The citizen =
y perfomH pleasant duty and =
y uRkes tbo announcement that y
y Receiver Newcomer a having =
y postal cards printed, to lho effect =
= ,hBt Voc has been ordered to pay \
y a dividend uf @ p0f cent io ail =
y EeueFal depos.t0r who are hold =
y crH of receivers cerlncates ot
y Lhr NgW MeEIr1 8aUUw haHa \
y lnI Trust company Payment
y Uiil ho commenced 900 December
y tf 1904
y Receiver Newcomer SAYS nD
y wiH bo ut the office of o. F Mc
y Gamma unm ll Grant building
y GOA December ~ from q to 8 and =
y tu . 3D. m.. to endorse each yaY
y ment un ror..iiCnloa and after
y fhaf l8ip af thD sheriff office in
4 .hr court house
y The court has also ordered Nf
y criFer Newcomer fn pas q diYl- =
y lnnd nf lsil pnr cent io 40 bold
y orH of receivers certificates. o.
q sued on account of dobuuturo 4
= bonds.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
KILLING RESULT OF FAMILY FIGHT
VICTIM DIES nv HOME or HIS
FATHERlN-LAW AT HANDS or
RELATIVE.

Jack Hinton was shot and killed
Tuesday nirht at the home Of his
futhCrIn.lnw. Abe Large. four miles
east Of portRlos Young William Large
came to Roswell and gave himself uT
fo the authorities at portalos and
claims that % was solfdefcnso
Tho preliminary has NOT been got
The killing has created much excite.
mont at porialos. as both Hinton and
tho slayer are well known ln Ro0se.
yclt county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
MRS. CHADWICK IS
NOT A HYPN0TlST

San Francisco. CAL. Der o. Mrs
Alice M York Who claims to bc % sla.
taF of Mrs CbadwIrk Hail8 ihat thD
InlE ab8uf Nu ChhdRIek being byp.
tlu.at. s nonsense. althouEb she says
jhat Nra Chadwick wIa peculiar aa "a
slrI and used to sO into what were au-
uarrnflY fmurua shp Says she Wnr
convicted ni ono Time ol forgery un.
1or fhr name uf Madame noNtre 4he
Says That hpr sister aUuma l1 have "a
mania fur dOIbE HbCu things although
10 IE not necessary. aB she uas plenty
of money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
pert ARTHUR
GARRIS0b STARVING

before Port Arthur Dec. g.-pfsonors
report the food supply uf the garrison
is iusuiuc.0nl Men subsist on short
rauons 0i bread made uf flour and
o1alsDr grains. whil0 tho officers got
horse 0o,h twice week Dysontrry
and typhoid the prisoners sHy. ia very
prevalent Owing to thD bad weather
supply m fresh vegetables cannot
ne had and tho supply of timed meats
Hna finished "a month ago Tho ap.
pogfanco of the prisoners goes to sub.
sfaniiato their statements They are
we'll clothed but cmaclafDd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

The cases ot Thomas g. Guucuez
against manuel R Springer and sa-
For1 Sanchez against Carlos Sanchez
Were brought up yesterday afternoon.
in iho sanchez case tho defendant of.
ferei en- affidavit showing the roaiE
uation of Severe sanchez. and moved
thc court io dismiss said case Mr
ChIldens stated that boz bad had no
communication WIfh Severe SauchUz.
hIH client. buI hHd r0 objection fo an
order of dismissal saying ho would
not represent Mr Sanchez further in
.ha action or ln aHy other Tho CO.
IIrrrez case Waa then taken up. and
fho defendant thcn pre- niod "a mo.
I.Iu o luaHh the temporary Iulunc
ZION heretofore issued restraining hln
from proceeding t1 fhc discharge 0i
thD dutIea uf office 0i county commits
rlnor Of hHrnaiIIu county until fhr
supreme count OT fhr territory shall
have finally adiud.cfei fhD rights oi
tut plaintiff under hIH appeal Boo tho
rlHe Df fhC territory Hk rob- ThuH a.
cufran ~ IA aEaiua, him. The ground
pI Ina moti11 f0 nuRah is chiefly fhaf
ftr court OF equity has uo force fu re
strain rha defendant HHd that fhe
proper proceeding Do by Law uu an a.
f'un uf goo Warrlnin tu frF Me- fNlo
ul ihe office Tho ptaui1n 0i defend
ant is that ihe governor aaF|ns ap
pointed springer io fil the place 0i
Gutierrez che court had no force i0
review me acfion oi the former The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Carlisle. Pa. poe 9Thc debate
between ulcknson and ponusylyaula
state colleges takes place here this
evening and % promises to bo the
eyouf of the college year Tho visiting
team win support the affirmative and
Dickinson the negative aIio of the
Resolved. That labor
unions arc lnlmical to thr puuic well
fare" The winning toam win meet
thc winners of the SUarihm0roFrnnk.
Ilu and Marshall contest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

New Haven. Conn Dec. 9-rhC
Connecticut court uot in special ses.
sion today to hear the application OF
Henry Blake of this r'fN. tl have DTS
marked ballot declared legal It was
thrown ont lu the last election The
question Involved ia one OF general
Importance and Che decision of thp
court la awaited with considerable Boa.
fHruaf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
EXCELSIOR LODGE
NEW ELECIS OFFICERS

Excelsior Lodge so 4. Degree 0f
Honor has elected tho following ofi.
GERS Tor the ensuing term
pas chief of honor Mary A. Shoup.
Chief 0f honor Matte p. stowoll.
Lady 1i honor Ida Mason
ChIDf uf ceremonies - ola Stuwoll.
Recorder Etu % Allison
Fiunuc.or- Rachel j. Johnson
Receiver Catherine HarsCh.
Usher Elizabeth Wcmiug
Inside watch--lpola Starr
Outside watch May RageI
Representative to grand lodge
Mary Shufaobargcr
Trustee one year Mary } Nolan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

vienna. Dtc. q. The Imperial gov
CrumeHt win watch the proceedings OF
the Hungarian parliament which as.
sombled lf Budapest today win oiose
interest. NOT unmlXef with "a fcollng of
auNiety Political affairs DOB tho king
dom have hONn apprOachi1F crisis
ior some time and the parliamentary
session .s expected i0 ho marked by
serious disturbances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

PHILADELPHIA. Dec O. Neano A. Levi.
"a sbipbuIldlnE company ono ~ the
oldest concerns of tho Bind ln the
country. assigned today. The company
recently completed tho cruiser Denver
and Ia now constructing the cruiser
So i.1uis Tho lattor is about 90 per
cent completed ii is understood that
tho financial Joss on the government
work caused fhc embarrassment OF
the company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET DEMoRALlzEu

NuN fork Doe sTha stock mar
kar aDrame dfmomiIzol during tho
lraf hour today after weakness has
Been streUu0usIy contested hY sup
porting orders rlwaris end hour.
however support seemed No be abaud.
onod and prices s.umped throughout.
AmalEamated copper fUl 0h DOB go,
steel, rid 3M Colorado Fuel 8. and
many others three and more points.
calling ior more marFina caused
heavy liquidation in all directions
The force of .he early breaks came
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

"Kld" Abel in O tcu.round bout rhos.
tw0 are regarded Ha about as oycnly
matched as any two mcn boo their
class and as o. consequence fIry are
expected tu put up "a lna' and INUIy
contest Both have finished their WORK
uf preparation and appear tu bc Boz
good condition for the go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Word WaH received by the local
trhinmon today of tho death 60 ioa
Angeles % santa F'e Engineer HigglnB
Who was fatally niIred By being
struck by a street car lilgrins was
one ~ fho best known men on the di-
vision Re- formerly resided hero.
having the San Jaclnto run. aad was
then Transferred to Zoe Angeles
HIH brother. also an engineer was
KILLED some years ago Boa collision on
enc Santa fc Pacific hIH laHt words
hmnT @ dlod at mY post San Der
nanaiuo rimralndeN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
FRANCIS ~ WARREN.
President
&ntrlMEH LiA EiuNG.
Secretary
salon STOCK Yards. ChInr1. UUn
oie November 2D. 1908
CIVIL SERVICE
REFoRM LEAoUE.

Washington b. a.. Dec several
score uf civil service reform advo.
Gates. amuns them several who nave
given thr btal uurt uf ihulr utm to
thr light against tine uiaul1u. t4ror.
that 'tu tHe victor huIunF the Hp1fs
nave rounded up Iu tna national cap.
iihi iOr the twenty fourth annual
meeting of the National civil saryica
tUiurm league The meeting uururi
ihla afternoon aud WI con .inun
through tImurruN. President Huarr
FcIi who Haa uut ut tho pioneer
members of the league. ali receive
fho visitors ai thr White House and
in hll probability viii lahD occasion 90
Say faW words tn thUm REGARDING
hiH views on civil service reform.
Durinr thU meeting "a number 1f Iu.
tcrestiug papers viii bo read among
them Extensions uf the CumpetI
two Service By clinton Rogers
Wnldun, Appointments without
Examination Under Special Escep.
ilpns Co thc Huioa. hyHo'Hun g 3pon-
cor former member 0f the municipal
civil service commission uf New York
city. 'The Establishment of Civil
Service Districts AN Administrative
Reform" by Frank N NlrEina, chief
examiner United states CiFiI service
commission; Regulations Cor tho Em.
pl0yment ~ fnhoror in Ciyil aCrv.
lco." hy Albert dD nuud0. Ha1|Hiant
secretary. National Civil Service He.
form league. Restrictions un tho
Power 0f Removal" Joseph y Cotton
Iri Political Assessments and Of
fonsiyo parilanahln on the pau ~
Omcoholdera by Robert ID. jerks
secretary CivE Service Reform asso.
citation Of Pennsylvania. ana "Tho
proHideFtiHl Omcta mo United States
and a Merit system hy Richard
Henry Dams