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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09
NEW oRLEANs CoTToN.

~.w Orleans. Dec. s.-Spot cotton in good A.,nsrd: offeriugs light. Sales 1000 nales &sci,,dtn1 900 10 arrive: delivered on con tracts 200. Quotations l-lsc iower' miouiins
 Futures opeend quiet with & prices ! pSlns %ss 9ta 9omu of featnres until the census bureau sinners report came in giving the f., aao9n. as s of cotton ginnsd o up to pscem1e ,nnpe than were ~snned during the previous two weeks @ rom sa November 1st to November i5; AS .sys, soon bs ss ra1 to decline and in a few minutes March was i7 points lower than before the repOrt istfie larger than that of the national gin nerss association made public yesterday. D.,
 aii gins are not owned by members of the rational rinuers' association. In the traa- tnc Ianuary opened at 14 advanced 70 1aeaS and finally declined to II .s2. The market closed que. within point or the bottom, showing net losses Of 20 70 70 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09
Interior Movement.

Houston-Easy. 12c: net receipts s,12f: 552. stock 103, 067
 Aususta--ouiet. 11%c; net receipts 1.5s5: gross receipts i:5s5: shipments 1.3s2: sales
 Memphis-ouiet. 11%c; net receipts B.257; gross receipts Io,si4 shipments 7.4s3: sales 1.350; stock 129.414.
 St. Louis-Steady. 12kc: net receipts 1000; gross receipts s.011: shipments 5.03l; sales 1858; stock 29.03S
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 1,089; gross re ceipts 1.0s9: shipments 2.224: stock 15.s15.
 Louisville-Firm 12%c; net receipts 7l6; gross receipts 716; shipments s6: sales 7s5 i: stock 245.
 Total today-Net receipts 17.24S; gross re- stock 36l,7s2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09
Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports. net 47.s4s: ship ments to Great Britain 24.i74: to France
 Consolidated at all ports. net 2s0, ,06O; shfpments to Great Britain 1e5,579: to 1.2Ss: to Mexico sss
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net A. 35o.129: shipments to Great Britain 1215- Is7; to France 303.o76; to continent 1,O92- 436: to Japan 15.544: to Mexico 9e4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. uotations for futures in New Orleans tooaS' Ary
NEW oRIEANs SPOT COTTON.
Y,vrnPooL CorToN FUTURES.

I.iverpool. Dec S.--Cotton futures opened steady and closed barely steady. American niddlinR zoe. e so December .... '''. '''s .'c 551 December-January s.'s .... s'..o SV January-February .s.s ss.' .''. ''...'e 'S3aa February-March s''' ''''e ss ss March-Aprtl "''" ''''c .SS Aprii-May .... s's' 'o' so May-June ..s' -'.'" '''' '''' eS Juue-July s..s ss'' '''' '''' SSaa Juiy-August ~... ..'. .n' eee August-September .... .'..S 4S September-October. eco .'o. .ddaa October-November .'.. "'''o'V-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09
MONTGOMERY COTTON
nrNNrRs, REPORT CAUSED A BREAK IN PRICES.
v.ur~nu Shows that S.684.S64 bales "e1o oux ns~1eI fa Deeenber 1st, Which
 Was Beyond Expccta-

Strict middling ....- ....' .. .. 11i%c sfssct ,scI low nl;iddling. -. ...... ..iddNc low Middlisg-...... -. .''' ''''
 ro,w,tbuanding the sinners' report had nxsn forecasted its Influence on the cotton market yesterday was ,ns feia so sNise tower
 Middlng cotton in MonsEsSmeryg ,,Snnrg was somewRst sl q ie at tns asrs osfeaea n the psrt sae' of the day with little of the staple changing hands. . ou, at
 dss ocsocE slnnso Showed sss4.ss4 bales sinned te December 1st. counting round oales ;s as nat af esec Ssass coo bales and was consequently ace cspted by the trade as nsafisn dste are not to he had. but it is probable that about bout Ii. oco. 900 bales ginned to same aate te eps even date in 1905. when the crop was ten
 su5ss ..smsts wSss sf the ss for seasons growth of io lss,oov ontsan Ia gin
 dy North csrSlpn ass
 Tsssss psa saan arsinss n sises5 oklshoms has has already sinned withE Ilss sss ssies esso@parea Sf e xGfsrnsmsissss w,ts ssi.sss South Carolina E only s:sis nssng srris is only shy of 3s5o bales to make rood the government's estimate, ta hs noted. compared ,hat M,tn the more western States. Ala ssma MississgpL Louisisnss st s.r sebina Kansih tn:
 enne1se tscssi al,owance per state. and 1t is al. ss worthy of attention to note that tne us.&.s ~ the Eastern belt ginned ont anout ccne1haif November II to December ist tnan .lId the states of the Western nan or 'he shorts would have the best of the argu,, ynent on this showing but for the Ls,' sii m the Atlantic States have about ginne1 14,sst A that was made and for the fact that wess of A1abama have but little more 70 sin,
 Tine National Cotton Growers Assosi ssroA uiaees the amount remaining to De sinne.p sn the cotton belt at about F per cent, gent, which would insure yield or less aanss ,nan n'aSn noo bales Under the circumstances there is little to be afraid of Tn the way IF pt a larger crop than the world VII rs9ugnrss gns nan Shc actual growth was as much as ly,sov'Vvo raier there would hardly be enoukn to so srnfnd as such yield wouid oniS nnn ~isb d commercial crop of about ll.z9V.VoS Aais. inclufiinR old cotton. linters. etc.. anu *re s,,rr,ius of | soc. 900 carried over at tne s,,d of iast season. would make q total eva.i| ehis for the season of fe.s5o0oo on M.nti MntSin basis spinners takings are running "i'n'' Futures opened yesterday morning arouhd ho Thursday's close and sold to points .s nis ss |. er when the ginners report came out x sn an,s market responded at once ana soio U.. as as a5 points closing at the lowest iiSu'ss SA fsoi5ers are firm in their determination and it looks like specuiators who ouy au.e, ,t option at anything under present paSs1 paaSv t;p,s x Tha rainers In other words every tLiins a there is a break there is chance 70 se. kn and 10 ur with the market. Inere .ts ss S Sa 4@svtv good reason to believe that tns oe ,nand will be greater than the supply.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09

weekly cotton statistics: Ttal sales all kinds .. .... .. 46,0OO Total sales American .... .... ., 37 900 English spinners' takinEs .. .... ssOOO Iotal exports :.;. '''' .... ...'.... 5000 Imports American e. 91.000 Stock all kinus .SO7, 900 Stock American .... .... .... ... 65S 900 Quantity afloat all kinds .... .. ..3S9,O Quantity afloat American .... .. ..34s, 900 Sales speculation e. e. .... $500 Total sales to exporters q. e. 1000
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL
 Memphis, Dec. S-Cotton seed oil. prime crude 24624hc: prime summer yellow 26 1ac; prime meal S23 50 O S23.75: prime cake $23. 50 e $23. 75.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans. Dec. S.-Cotton seed oils. heavy; prime refined in barrels 2Shc prime crude loosp g lac.
 NAVAL STORES
 Savannah. Ga. Dec. S,-Turpentine firm Gle; sales 2,l16; receipts 763; shipments 194. 'Rosin; firm; sales l,52s;areceipts 7sS; ship Quote ABcss.7T3k; D ss. sas E s2. .ss; S2 S74ai. c S2s s7 3S H s 10; l .$3~371s K $s. 79: St.47: 80: we s5. 10: wv s5. ss.
 Charleston. Dec. s.-rurpentine Snd rosip, nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09
STATIONS
WEEKLY COTTON.

T indicates trace Of precipitations
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09

New York, Dec. Swallowing is the com parative cotton statement for the week end 3Rg Dec. 8:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-09

coNrpARrTvE sTATENTENJ

week last year ......s.. ...'.l lA694f rice Dec 2. 1eO4 ...' t-c rice Dec. 6. 1905 .'' '4lN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
AN OPINION OF INTEREST TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS
May Issue Warrants to Full Amount Of Levy In DIsCre-
ton Of School Directors.

Two questions Of Importance ia
every school district and 20 every
feacher are passed upon In the follow
ing opinion by Attorney General Geo
W. Prithard.
santa De. ~ NJ. March %. 1905.
Hon Amado Chavca Acting Supiai IN
tcndent Of Public instruction. Santa
Fe New Mexico.
Shin your letter Of the 22nd In.
slant, you PROFOUND TO me the follow.
ing question.
In case whore 4 school hoard has
not the funds on hand 60 meet the
monthly payments on teachers con.
irnct is Il the proper course for the
board 20 issue TO the teacher a war.
rant the county superintendent then
10 sign q, and then the teacher 90
present it 30 the county treasurer
whose duty q IL 20 endorse q mot paid
for want Of fundsf
Under tho iaw have the achooi
boa IA authority 90 issue any war.
rants 20 teachers before the funds are
Ia the treasury 20 meet thom9
To The first question above al.
swcr, Yes
To the second question. I have to
say that section 1875 nf the compiled
laws Of 1897, seems 10 control. By
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
INTERESTING INTERVIEW
WITH BIG ZIMMERMAN
Capitalist Ward Talks About Albuquerque and the
american Lumber Company Plant.

I'm glad To- see Albuquerque going
ahead Ike u IL" said 4. ID. Ward
chairman OF the board OF directors uf
the American Lumber company. 10 a
representative Of the Citizen al the
Alyarado this afternoon.
Mr. Ward was accompanied here by
Ars. Ward and Dr. w. II. Sawyer and
family. DR.. Sawyer like Mr.. Ward. Is
q large stakeholder OF the American
Lumber company.
"The town shows marked activity.
and ! can see No reason why Il vii,
not remain the leading city between
Kansas city aud Los Angeles, con.
tinuod the big lumbermhn.
Albuquerque IA bound 20 be a met.
rop0litan city. The American Lumber
company ~ very much Interested here.
We have been well used by the people.
and on the other hand, We have done
al that We promised 20 do. We have
done our share. The feeling between
The company and the people. believe
IL quite g ieudly. az least I'm SURE e u
on our part
I'm GLAD 20 see that lOrtiOn 81 the
town building up" said Mr. Ward In
reference 10 the poroa addition. and
that portion % tho city lylng near the
lumber mills. II can see no reason
Why Il won't build up. Il Is assured
ot street car facilities and I don't
know any reason why that won't be
paying investment, either.
yes, Mr.. Sawyer and / we're up 10
he mill yesterday. thIs morning and
No are going agin this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

almos, unllmited extension and i'm.
provcmant
Hotels for workinRmen- and the
same for women-lhave been opeGed.
where clean, comfortable accommoda.
tlons can be secured fog n merely nom.
lnal sum. Rescue and chlldien's
homes, and many other Institutions for
helping the poor and needy. are also
successfully conducted hy the army.
AZ the present time the standing Of
the salvation Army IN America. rough.
~ cstiinaicti, IN as follows: Officers
and employees. a.T0G. corps and ont
posts. 730, institutions for poor and
needy, if3; farm colonies, 3 expended
annually Ia poor relief, fS000O0.
During the last twenty ave years the
mighty organization has come 10 oe
recognized by all classes alike not
ouly In America, but In almost every
part Of the globe, az among the grcai.
est agencies Ia existence for the rccla.
nation and reformation Of criminals
% al grades. and for the practical, per.
manent aiding, without paupcrlzlng,
Of the poor and unfortunate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT

From Tuesdays Daily CltizenJ
The United States grand Jury Was
discharged on Saturday after return.
Ing nine trno bills. Seven Of these
were for the violation Of che law
passed by congress prohibiting sue
sale 81 llqlOf 10 Indians. and two were
for the yi0latlOn OF the haimOnda act.
E. c. Jones and son plsmisaed
The jury brought In a verdict 81 not
guilty Ia the case of the United States
against G. G. Jones and son. brad. pro-
pgiot0ra of the East End Inn WIN
we're charged with selling liquor % aa
indian. The prosecuting witness Waa
Pueblo indian. whose hair VAS cut
short and who spohe spanish. and tho
sale Waa made IA the open
Stole wife and Horse.
The peculiar case ~ Alelandre
Sanchez "a occupying the attention ~
the court today, Il appears from the
evidence that che defendant apprODri.
Wed the wife " ono bomoria. ~ nar,
alas. Thoy ran away to Pena nlanca.
and we're there epprehcnded. Tha ie-
fcndani, Il a aileEed. also apnropfi tfesi
no horse ~ TIE prosecuting Niinoas
bamofia, however, has recovered both
hls wife and his horse. and they arr
living az Baraiag. with their thrco chill.
dren. and the defendant D. Ia jall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
NATIVE WORKMEN PROVE CARE.
LESS HANDLERS or BLASTS

Il b now apparent that the explosion
which occurred az iantrg sharD CO -
quarrioa az Wair0us last Friday Eas a
result ~ cafoiessneBs. Several above
blasts had been set and one OF them
failed 10 explode. WOrkmcn began
throwing stones at 4 and successfully
exploded a. with enc result that JDso
a. Sails Of Teeuque. WAS killed. ana
joaquin Jimcncz. Frank Jimeno1 and
Juan Romero. aiso Of TesnQue w0ra
badly lniurod Sails was terribly
crushed, bio fingers very blown on ana
he bied from many wounds Death
was almost instantaneous The r..
mains were taken 10 Santa W BY two
sons 81 che DECREASED who u survived
BY a wife and six children. We was 81
yeara 81 age.
Just q day previous 10 this accident.
isidon0 ArnliO Was struck b. nyinx
ifaemonts % rock and suffered A hfoi.
en- hip. Thomas Marines waa also tho
victim o. . similar accident az about
tho same time. but not seriously ia.
iured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
I'm TueaaayI. paIIy cIlIlen.l

lFrom Tuesdays Daily CltlEcnJ
FORD Harvey, son Of the original
Fred Harvey, whose name - burned
into the brain, and the stomach AZ
Well, OF every traDscuntincntAl tray.
eler, IL a guest at the AlvaradO. he
having arrived from the east last
night.
George krnoi, Charles &. Robbins
and Ollie y. EnricksOn were az Trlni-
dad sunday In the interests OF the
new house just established there By
Gross. Kelly a Co. Mr.. Arnot was
scheduled TO return to Albuquerque
last night
Arthur Lowell, assistant superlnten.
dent OF machinery on the santa Re.
spen, yesterday IN the city and visited
the local shops. and left last night for
the cast accompanied by Mrs. Lowell
and Miss RistreCn. who had been stop.
ping at the Alvarado Lsvoral days.
The New Mexican naya Pable
Rodriguez who accompanied che 70.
mains OF Antonio Rodriguez from Flag
stan to this city. left yesterday for
Albuquerque, where he will visit and
attend TO business for a day or two.
and then return to his home In Ari.
roma.
Max y. Fitch. manager for the
Southwestern Lead a Coal company.
spent yesterday In the city and re.
turned 10 his home az Socorro last
night. The Southwestern Lead &
Coal company owns mining property
In the Caballo mountains near the
Pittaburg placer fields, and "a nov
making arrangements for the erection
81 n hfty-ton coacentrator.
Judge A. ]. Abbott. of Santa Re, A..
iOrney for the Pueblo Indians In Now
Mexico. IL IN the city prosecuting sa-
loonkeepers alleged 20 be guilty OF
having sold liquor 20 Indians Pablo
Aheyta, secretary 10 the governor OF
the lsleta Indians, is In the city with q
couple OF tribesmen for the same pur.
pose
sheriff Thos. Hubbell IL arranging
10 begin the construction OF a two
story brick business block on the
south side % Railroad avenue and
west side Of sixth street Contrac-
tors are now bidding for les construc-
lion. The lower floors will be store
rooms and the second floor will be par.
tltioned into ofIlice rooms. The con-
struction Of a building ike this 80
far west on Railroad avenue would
lead one 20 believe that the business
portion Of the city n destined 10 move
In that direction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

thai section the school directors are
limited IN issuing warrants Tor the
payment of the lndobtodnoaa OF the
school disiric 10 the amount ~ tho
lovy Tor school purposes. The pro.
vision rcfcfred % reads a. follows
That no board shall isane warrants
or certificates 81 Indebtedness OF tho
school district IN excess OF the amount
81 tho levy for one year. bat al school
orders draw six per cent interest Der
hhnum after having been prosecuted III
the county treasurer and not paid for
want uf funds which fafs ahail be- en-
dorsed upon the order BY lne treas.
uraF."
u viii be- aeon BY the above that IL
ia not essential Co the validity 81 an
order or warrant OF The sshh,i dirs..t.
30. issued % a fcachcr. that the funds
must De- In the treasury with which lo
pay such order on warrant ai the time
W ~ Issue. The fact that tho treas.
nrer d authorised 10 endorse on an
order on warrant ne words Not raid
for want Of fundF." implies the fleht
OF the school directors 10 issue ths
same % teacher fof HE wages wheth.
er there u any funds 10 pay u or not.
Very respectfully.
q. v PNlCHARD.
Attorney General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Things are progressing very satisfac.
toriiy out there. Our new sash and
door and box factory Will be completed
BY the 18th Of May. I think. ana We
Will then be- In n position 10 put on a
foW hundred more men. Tho bulld.
ing which viii house these dopart.
menss "a about 2o0x300 feet Il covers
as much ground as tho AlvRrado. here.
The electric plant. which ID being
built our a, the mills, will only furnish
"a light We intend 10 continue 10
use the steam power. The electric
plant was built there for fuel conven.
fence only"
Mr. Ward and party Will leave this
evening In n private car for a trip
over the Iunl Mountain railway. which
viii take them into the timber owned
b. the company Ia tho Zunl noun.
talns. They viii spend q day IN the
timber, at the close Of which Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ward will l0ave for California.
nnd Or. Sawyer and the remainder Of
tho party viii roturn here. Mr.. Ward
said that he would probably return
east this way In about thirty days
Mr.. Ward, finding that he had an
Oyorabundaneo " work upon his
hands, recently resigned from the
company, aud W. +. Johnson. vico
president OF the Commercial National
hank Of Cleveland ohio, was elected
20 succeed him. Mr., Ward "a Etiii
heavily Interested In tho company and
continues 20 Eit aa chairman Of the
board Of directors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

the capacity OF the territorial Insane
asylum. G. y. No. i2l.
The act provides for a bond issue Of
100000, payable IN thirty years and
30 bear four per cent. Interest. the
bonds 70 be In denominations OF 81 900
each. After twenty years. In addition
TO the levy 20 nay the interest OF the
bonds q sinking fund levy IL % ba
made annually 10 yield sufficient for
the redemption OF the bonds In thirty
years. The procoeda are 20 be expond.
cd for permanent improvements 70 me
territorial insane asylum AZ Las We.
gas.
CHAPTER 70.
An Act 20 amend section two CD OF
chapter f.XIf ut the Bession laws OF
1899, entitled can Act 10 amend sec.
tons tweDty.nIne, thlrty-aeyen and
Twenty-Five thlrly.eiFht OF the com.
piled laws Of 1881" G. y. No. IS.
The act defines adverse possession
Of land. hercditaments and toncmcnta
and provides That no suit a. 10 be-
maintained against any one having
had adverse possession ~ such lands
etc. IN good faith under COM OK title
for ten years. for their recovery. ex.
cept claimant was Imprisoned or of
uuaound mind or gas minor when
his cause Of action accrued, In which
case he shall have one year after re-.
lease. becoming of axe or recovering
sanity % bring suit. Adyerao posses.
sion n defined 20 be On actual and via.
ihle appropriation OF land. commenced
and continued under a color OF title
and claim OF right irconsiStent With
and hostile 20 nc claim us another:
and Ia no case must adverse posses.
sion be considered established with.
IN the meaniag Of the law unless the
pa - claim. adverse possession.
HIS predeces8orB OF grautOrB. have for
ten years paid All taxes. territorial,
county and municipal. which during
that period have been levied upon the
land or interest claiiaed, whether as.
sessed In hls name or that OF another"
CHAPTER n.
An Act relative 20 bountles on wild
animals. A. G. u. No. GS.
The act authorizes boards Of county
commissioners 40 levy a tax not OK.
cccding elFnt mills on horses. burros.
mules. lovinos. sheep and goats dur.
ing the years 1905 and 1906 thereafter
MOI 60 exceed four mills. 20 pay wild
animal hOuntlca az follows Coyote
Wild cat and lynx. 800: panther or
mountain lion $40. Zach applicant for
bounty must present the entire skin,
the probate clerk 10 cancel such
skin without disfeuring Il.
CHAPTER rs.
An Act amending chapter ffty.two
% the acts OF the Thlrty.hfth legis.
iatlve assembly 81 the territory OF
New Mexico. entitled An Act relating
70 trust companies, approved March
" 1903. G. b. No. ii3.
Tho act authorizes trust companies
TO make loans on personal security.
Il reduces from S2b0.000 20 100000
the amount OF cash necessary for paid
In capital OF building and loan asso.
Citations which have been re0rganlzed
a. trult companies. before more than
Ten per cent Of the amount OF dues or
lhstallments received during any
month on the shares OF the dissolved
association, outstanding az the time Of
dissolution, can he withdrawn and
paid out on such shares during the |
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

(F'rom Tuesdays Daily Citlzen.l
George r. Layton aged as years.
succumbod 10 consumption ~ \ O'Clock
this morning NJ the home. 4i2 Baca
avenue The deceased Is survived BY
a wife and two children, Mrs. h. H.
Patterson and Miss Eva Layton.
George r. LugtOn came 10 New Mex.
leo eight years ago. and was a mem.
her Of the Eagles and Improved Order
NJ Red Men. These lodges will have
charge Of the funeral. which Will be
held from A. Borders chapel tomor
row afternoon az $3.50 o'clock. Rog.
sollle. OF the Highland Methodist
church. win oflciate
All members OF Navajo Tribe No. 3
Improved Order Of Red Men are ord.
cred 10 be- a the v y Hall ~ 2 D
M. to attend the funeral Of Brother
George 4. Lugton. also al visiting
brothers. by order OF the sachem.
Alteration Eagles--A members oi
The aerla are requested 20 meet at Abe
lodge room az o. M. Wednesday. "a
attend the funeral Of Brother George
Lugton.
The remains Of Gibb0n Uatlin ar
rived this morning from the south and
were ia.d az rest az Santa Barbara
cemetery. The funeral was held from
the immaculate Conception church,
the Rev A. n Mandalari ofhciating
and was largely attended by Eorrowing
friends ct the bereaYed family
Frank y tAnoks. aged 81 years. q
native 81 Albany, n. g.. who has been
resident OF Albuquerque the past
three years, died yesterday on Afno
street The romans VIII be shipped
east Tor interment