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NEW YORK sToCKs.

Anal Copper. LOG 80. 1902 "a. 1903.
Am. Sugar. 1854 SIS. $50 SIS. 150 rs.
Peoples Gas. 90 rs. 80 Ia. 90 "a.
n. r.. T.. SO rs. 81 5-S. 81 5-s.
Metropolitan. 1T as. 1923 "a. 1874 IA
u s. steel. 40 Ia, 80 IA, 80 "a.
u. S. S. pfd.. loo Is, l04 5-s. 10i 5-s.
Atchison, IS i-2. Sc rs, Sc rs.
u. a o.. 113. III 5-S. III 5-S.
Can. Pac.. ia "a, Ill "a. Ill "a.
Erie. AZ SIS. &c t-2. 46 1-2.
l.. & ~. 15l ga. 150 Is, $50 is.
Mo Pac., l0i, 80 IA, 80 SIS.
Penn, l43 rs. al SIS. 14i SIS.
Reading. 1877 SIS. 1856 is. 1856 IA.
Rock Island, % IS. 20 rs, %.
SO Pac., &c SIS. 65 is, 65 IA.
st. Paul, l79 3-S. us Ia, 1874.
Illinois Central. 1731-2,
New York Central. $50.
Sales 20 noon. sol 100.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

wheat-High. Low. Close.
Dec. So SIS.
May. STA. Sc 81 10 Ss7-s. s71-L
July. SO "a. IS is TO So II. SO Ia.
Corn
Dee, As Is.
do old, a. IL.
May. "a 3-s. ~ is. a. 3-S.
July. a SIS 10 ~ "a.
Oats
Dec. 80 SIS.
do old, 80 IS to so 1-2-
May. 81 rs to 81. 81 "a, 81 IS to 80.
Pork
Jan, 1889.
May. 1875. 1865. 1870.
Observation-Disclosures: Dee,
IS 10 i-Sd; NAV. 6s 3 lid.
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TEw lots a. 9resn lake eaxf@. must
Sc sold - January !. Sc. "a
Rswis Masa ti@ III
SNAIL. house near Madison. 80
Large house on isth ave. t&Eo.
Grod value near jefferson.
DOUGLAS ROSS Erickson BLDG
ron SALE ~ owner lot saUn. half
block north - MCGraW street on dth
ave west. - This II q bargain
Phone / ~ ~
HOWARD a. LEWIS 8 co.
/ and 2 Hatlar Block
EAfHhiiHbrd issa
Phones. Main ~ Ind. ist2
q aa-rarge lot on King street. naar
isth ave. Very easy terms
So each. several lots au the tidcianda.
near the steel works Terms.
woootAWN TsaRAcE.
AND
QUEEN ANNE HILL
Lots. 800 10 ana up. on easy pay,
ments.
FITZGERALD a MELVILLE.
- LHmhsF Exchange.
q ACRES 10 acres cleared. balance
partly cleared and som. timber, "a
bearing fruit trees. broom frame
house Tor GO chickens and good
county road. I mile from y q. ama|
beat landing. price N.Ao.
And We also have acre tracts IN Co
lumhiR CitN Georgetown and northl
81 the State University at small CASH.
payments balance monthly pay
mentu. at low Interest Before buy
ms call and ser ua. -
HfyOMak08 A. ERICKSON.
80 Washington building.
81 90 DOWN and 80 per month Tor 81
GROOM house property In nrat-claEal
condition, two blocks from Madiaonl
tIo6 cash and 1880 per month for a g.
room modern cottage. two blocks
from car line.
400 cash and 1000 per month for
house aud two lots. overlooking the
wINagIP BROS co.
Room so Colman building.
SNAP.
fgaaaTnt nj Fremont. tdN 100. with new
a-room house small barn. part cash.
balance monthly.
DANNER & co.
Fa Lumber Exchange.
Phone Main tooe.
NEW f-room house. two blocks from
school. 2 from car, near Woodland
Park. lot aal20, fruit trees. straw
berries. picket fence, chicken house
and yard Price ITO 500 down.
Phone North go. "a
A MODERN Broom house. bath. pan
try and basement price 81 GO. 1870
cash balance on monthly payments
A modern s-roam house, basement and
laundry; F.sai 800 cash. balance on
monthly payments. all street i'm
pfOvcments IN and paid for
StETTENdRBN q ARNELI..
Room 20 Kinney Building
i0e Columbia STREET u
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HAVE You A lot ron A HOME
n nof. take Capitol tElti car to
Aioha street and 50 east 60 ths
IIfffa White NffteH OF The
Hif usf salesman stii show
SOFA the hsss lots Ca tie city.
and If e.Fr Low pfsHfas
Better CO to-day
II g TURNER ISVEHrA ENr CO.
f-t0s Lumber Exchange.
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! All the Man. Ne fties IN yoaF house
with my screens. aeugral cHfpe my,
jctblnk shop sist Mrstcrn, heth
phones Randall
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q. n WILLIAMS.
Sash and Door bargains
READY MIXED house paint 81 70 per Gal
ION iatlon'H sunproof Hard Oil fin-
tsh 81 % gallon Liquid Wood fill-
- u % per gallon. Good Narniuh
us per gallon.
DOORS
Cross panel dooru Vi,to each. CeAihge
ueht doors unlV e. e.
WINDOWS
BEAUTIFUL cottage front windows only
MouInfNGa
My new moulding price list ready for
distribution. I'm which | quote the
lowest prices ever heard II On porch
posts and Ratings, nvwClH aud ban
iatefN inside unlah. etc. Don't buy
feet % mouldlns anywhere until
you have one u these price lists,
send Tor a copy az once,
q, IA WttsG.fAMS
ioln Western Ave.
Seattle. Wash.
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Reported for The star by Down
ing. Hopkins & Co, brokers. Alaska
building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
POWELL HAS pEcAMPEo
LEAVING BILLS UNPAID

w. r. Powell. who will be remmem.
bered AZ phone inspector for the Auto.
matte Telephone company and the
young man who played the part OF
the dutch waiter Ia What Became OF
Parker" performance given by H.
Rupees stock company. skipped town
Saturday night. leaving about nftoen
Albuquerque merchants holding tho
sack 10 the amount OF about $3.50. He
gave his employers no notice OF mis-
expected departure and nobody has
been found that has any idea where
he has gone.
lt Is another case Of misplaced con
Glenco ON tho part OF the merchants.
and another case uf too much credit.
Powell came from Dayton. Ohio,
and there Is a bare possibility that be
has gone "a Ohio on a visit as he told
a friend some time ago that he would
Ike to take such a trip. lie was a
young man OF exemplary habits his
friends say. and he may moan 20 TO-
turn aud make good his numerous
debts, but present appearances Of the
case would suggest that he was crook
cd. He promised to pay some OF his
debts on Jan. 10, and disappeared
mysterlously just prior 10 this time
lie drew his wages up TO date.
Mr.. Ruppo was seen this morning
and admitted that Powell owed him
and said that he Was "A member OF the
stock company of which he (Mr
Ruppe) was manager Mr.. Powell car
rlod role IN the farce comedy this
stock company intends giving at Co
lombo hall on january 90. However
Mr.. Ruppo says tina Powell viii hard
~ be missed Ia this b, pect, as an
other actor was easily found 20 plal
the part.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
PARTICULARS OF DEATH
or JOHN R. SCKR0 DER

tf'rom Wednesdays Daily Cltizen1
John n Schroeder died OF lung trou-
bic Friday. Dec. 80. 1904 at 70 o'clock
M, aged twcnty.nlne years. Deceased
was born In 81 Louis. whore he re-
sided until coming west about Eve
years ago Mr.. Schroeder came TO
Pennington from Albuquerque three
years ago and accepted a position as
hookkceper with the Hyde Exploring
Expedition. now tho san Juan stores
company. and remained with them un.
az about ave months ago, when be
went 10 St. Louis 20 visit his parents
and the worlds fair. Hc spent a cou.
pie OF months there and returned 10
Pennington, accepting a position with
A. l.. Andrews. where he was EN-.
ployed until a few days prior to his
death. lie has never been as strong
since his return, and tho morning OF
the 9th he was attacked by q hemor-
rhage and taken to the room Of his
friend oliver Jackson. whore he died
lie was one OF Gods uoblemen. and
his taking on IN the prime OF life was
a sad blow TO his parents as well rs
20 hts many friends. The sympathy
Of the community goes out 70 tho DO.
reaved ones. Hts sister left for 81.
Louis on Tuesday with tho remains
farmingtOn Hustler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
GOOD CITIZENS TO
LocATE IN SAN DIEGO

Announcement is made In another
column 90 today's Citizen to the effect
that J. w Edwards has sold out his
half Of the undertaking business to
his partner. ~ c. Fuohr. and The lat.
ter will conduct the business IA the
future a. the Rtiehr Undertaking com.
pany. Mr.. Ftehr came here In the
spring OF 1904 from Dubuque. iowa.
and In May connected himself with
Mr.. Edwards.
Mr.. Edwards. with Mrs. Edwards.
has been n resident OF this city for
nearly ave years. coming here from
Newton. Kansas. lie has enjoyed q
good business, and stated this morn.
ing that ON account OF the health OF
Mrs. Edwards. he will seek a lower
altitude. and they will. on or about
February I. leave for southern Cali.
fornia. their objective point being San
niego where a few months ago Mr..
Edwards invested In some real estate,
While here. Mr.. Edwards carried on
real estate business, and this he has
been disposed Of TO c. v. L0wber. who
Is new arrival here from Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards are good citi.
zens. and this paper wishes them
prosperity. and above all. good health,
in their new home on san Diego bay.
Mr. t.owhcr has undoubtedly come
10 Albuquerque az a permanent rest
don't. for he has Just purchased the
Henry BrockmoieF residence ON East
Railroad avenue. ION the HILL" and
there he and family viii reside Mr..
Brockmeier has his eve on san Diego.
believes Il will be- the coming city
~ southern California" and when a
visitor there last summer also invest.
cd In some real estate Il Is under.
stood that accompanied by Mrs.
nrockmeicr and children he will leave
Albuquerque February I for San
Diego and that city viii be their IA
ture home and headquarters.
Mr.. Broeckmoler r. az present a
member OF the city council and r. a
good member Ito will probably hand
In his resignation at the next regular
meeting. receive the thanks or what
no,s" from the people for his grRtult
Gus services, and then become a plain
citizen. Many friends wish him and
family success IN their new home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
BECOMING LAND HOLDERS.
santa re ls Helping Employees a
Tenaa BECOME propertv Owners,

Santa Re ls Helping Employees n
Texas Become Property Owners
Tho Gulf, Colorado a Santa 70 oe
lloves IN settling Texas with good
substantial Texas citizens and propoF
ca assisting its employees 20 buy FeN'
az farms aud help al the same tlm9
aarigg In tho prospects of the eoun'
try.
Tho plan as proposed is new aud
has many advantages to commend Il
90 the working man Il offers them
an oportunity to buy good farm lands
az yery reasonable and easy terms
that they could not enjoy Il left 10
themselves.
The company proposes helping the
employees to select good farms and
will honor orders on their wage Tor
monthly payments.
Many OF the Santa re employees OWL
their own homes and some OF then
own farms. but the majority Of rail
road men are not a. thrifty as Thea
might be-
Printed circulars addressed 10 ~
employees. and explaining in detail az
plan, viii be sent out from the We
presidents once In a day or two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
TERRITORIAL HISTORIANS.

A meeting OF the New Mexico Ills.
lorioal aoolety was held Monday after
noon at lac once OF tho Bureau OF i'm
migration 10 Santa Re. Hon. l.. u.
Prince presided and IN the absence OF
the secretary. JAY Turley. acted Ia
that capacity pro ten. The following
officers we're elected.
President, Hon. l.. b. Prince vice
president Hon w. J. Mills. recording
secretary william NJ. Berger, cores
pOndlng secretary. w, II. Bartlett;
treasurer Colonel Max Frost; curator.
Henry Woodruff. The treasuror's re-
port wa read and adopted. The presi-
dent pre-. ented the draft OF "A report
OF the operations Of the society during
the past two years. which was APP
proved aud 800 copies ordered to be
printed ior distribution to other sOcie.
ties and he members Of the leglsla'
ture.
Tho following we're elected honor.
AIRY mamhersi Hon. w, II. II, Davis,
Doyleston Pennsylvania; Mrs Ella
Kearney Bascome, So. louis Hon
Henry l.. waldo. Las Vegas PROBES
sor Ado.ph n, Bandelier New York
city; Rev Henry Mason Baum, Wash
ington. francis Tracy Tobin, Phila
delphia.
The President announced the death
Of Hon. w. q. Ritoh who was the frsl
president OF the society and spoke
feelingly II the loss which the whol'
territory has experienced In his do
mise. Other members united Ia pay
ing tributes OF respect TO Goycrno'
Rltch ana Colonel Frost was request
Cd 10 prepare resolutions on thu sub
icct to b. submitted At the next meet
ing. Tho sentiment Of this evoninl
was very favorable 10 holding severa
public meetings IN the capitol durinl
tho sessions Of the legislature and IN
oflcers we're authorised 70 take m
necessary steps TO carry out thiN pro
ject.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
SANTA FE CITIZENS
FOR JOINT STATEHOOD

Besides half a dozen people, head.
ed by Governor Otero. Col. Max Frost
and a few federal and territorial Off
olals. the whole town OF Santa Fe is in
favor Of Joint statehood.
A petition. reading as follows, was
prepared the other day, passed around
for signatures. and last night the petit
tlon. with signatures. waa photographed
to Senator Beyerldge at washington
Petition.
TO the Scnat and House Of Repre-
sentatlves OF the United states.
your petitioners. citizens of the
territory OF New Mexico. aud resi-.
dents Of Santa BE county, respectfully
petition you 10 pass the bill now pend
Ing before the senate, for the admits
sion of the two territories, Arizona
and New Mexico. into the union as
one state, with the following amend
ment thereto:
we earnestly urge that the pend
ing bill be amended so that all the
Indebtedness OF the two territories,
anu INV AAAAANAA kNNAhA AhNNhNANhNAN
Of Santa Fe and Grant counties. New
Mexico, and Pima county. Arizona,
validated by act OF congress. be paid
or It's payment be provided for, hl ,hs
donation OF public lands Of the United
States within the boundaries Of said
territories, on basis Of one acre Of
such land for each and every dollar
Of such indebtedness. and that the
proceeds OF tho sale or lease Of such
lands be applied 10 the payment Of
said indebtedness"
The petition Is signed by about
hundred OF tho most progressive
people Of the territory. w.
HopeSell, c. r. Easley. j. l.. thinner
man and J. e. Iacome handed aroun'
the petition and secured the sigma
lures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence
Kansas City. Jan. 9.-The bad cat.
tie market last Monday checked re-
celJts @e balance of the week. and
prices gaiHsd little every day, clos.
ing equal 20 the best time OF the pre-.
yious week on beef steers. Cows and
hoifers we're not treated so WELL and
ended IN week with a now loss OF
or 10 cents. Tho western stun re
ceivod was largely fed steers. which
gained In line with natives. stockers
and feeders kept on tho up grade all
week. making two or three weeks OF
strong prices for them. and leaving
them 80 to % cents higher than a few
weeks ago.
The supply today Is 5000 here. and
the run g. better distributed among
an the markets than Il was last Mon
day. Prices are steady 20 strong 10
day, and with moderate receipts this
should he another strong week for all
kinds. The beer steers now coming 10
market show an Improvement over
those o. a short time ago, and al.
though the top price Ia the past week
ia $3.50. quite a number OF cattle have
sold AZ 81 10 1926 Top today t5.25.
OF course the bulk OF tho steers still
range Under 81 and down 20 &i25.
Good heifors sell al 81 to $3.50. and
calves are scarce ana irm. fat bulls
S2.75 90 S. A good many saloA Of
lockers and feeders we're made last
week at 81 to sf35. bulk OF sales al
1926 to - stock calves higher. at 81
TO N.25 The fact that cattle have
now hccn carried half through The
winter. with the attending shrinkage
iustifes the sharp advance IN price OF
stockors and feeders over the fall
months. The price Of corn IS more
settled also. with some promise OF
lower price for IT, and whore u can b'
secured cattle are golns into the feed
lots.
Hog prices begin 20 show signs o
an advance. fi7O was top price boil
Friday and Saturday market to u
higher today, top fi15 Mixed pack
ing hogs sell at si45 TO $40. llgh
hogs at 3i25 TO i55; pigs S3.3h q
$40 Heavy lard hogs made the gall
last week. medium 10 common one
holding barely steady. the spread be-
tween them widening 9 TO 10 cents
Pigs are up 40 cents today.
All classes OF killing sheep ans
lambs CLOSED last week at the highcs
point. same as they have ended cacl
week for a month Best native lamb
now sell al g. fed western up 60 SG.90
and IN decent lambs al.0ye 81. Year
llnga bring 1915 10 sGl5. wothcrs sbf
to t5.T5. ewes Sf50 to SAYS. fame,
ones S. These prices include bot
western and natives No feeding shoe
have been here Ia a week. Run tOda
5000. market strong 20 10 higher. bu
no toppy stun Ia included
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
ApoLPH SOLOMON DIES
At TOWN He FOUNDED

tFrom Thursdays Daily Citlzenj
Adolph solomon. ono ~ tho best
known business men u the west, died
suddenly Monday at Solomonylllo, Ari.
IONA. a place which be founded sew
eral years ago.
lie had been In business In Arizona.
California and E Paso for years. nav.
ing come from P0sen, Prussia. In 1876.
lie was hny-two years OF age. lie
was a member OF the Masonic order.
lie was married In 1857 to Miss jennie
Newman, of Sa' Francisco. They bad
no children. lie was large stock
holder In the Vallejo Electric Light
company o. Vallejo. Cal Ito was also
stockholdor In tho AngelO-CaiifOrnia
Bank OF San Francisco. bcsldes his m
Paso Interests. lie was one Of the or.
sanders and principal owners OF the
ella VALLEY hank and Trust company
OF Saford. with branches In clifton,
Morenci AMI Globe. lie was also large.
ly interested ia the ella Valley Tele
phone company ana the San jose
Ditch company OF solomonyilie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
FLOOD DOES DAMAGE
TO CLIFTON, ARIZONA

tFrom Thursday Daily Citlzenl
A dispatch from Clifton, Arizona.
dated January n, says Al 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning a heavy rain occur
red which brought down the snow
from the mountains and soon Chase
creek and san Francisco river we're
raging torrents.
Tho Chase creek flood was the nrst
to cause damage but how much il Is
not possible to state. for all the foot
bridges, the county bridge and the
railroad bridge have been washed
away and as tho Herald corresponds
Ont is In ihIs addition, he Is cut on
hom communication with the main
part OF the town By Chase creek.
% Is thought, however. that no lives
have been lost
The noR school house OF South elf
ton .s a complete wreck. Two OF tho
walls fci early Ia tho day and the
entlro building soon went down.
William Whaley's residence was
washed away and crushed against the
mountain side. The family left the
house a lew hours before.
Tho mains OF the water company
have been washed away
The shannon plant was compelled
10 shu. Town.
The Arizona Copper company drew
the Ore from the furnace the might
before 10 anticipation OF the flood
The Era printing Office Is submor
ged ln gator three or four feet doei
and TIE officials OF the a. G. company
have abandoned their residences "a
that vicinity
Tho Coronado railroad Is entirely
wished out from the mines 20 Cllitoi
and d vill probably be- some week.
before Inc companies viii resum'
work IN their plants. az their ore sup
ply will be cut on until the road cal
again be- put Ia operation.
The Town Ia damaged to Il consider
able exient.
The a. G. company Will be tn
heayiost looser, as Il owns the railroal
to the mines and also the A. a N. N
railroad. which has lost three bridge
between Cnfton and Duncan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Msasles al las Vegas.

Several children have died In las
Vegas Of measles. Tho Optic has oil.
ready called attention 20 the fac, that
city ordinances provide a penalty Cor
failure 10 report contagious diseases
of this nature However, complaints
continue 10 be made 81 the disregard
90 the law by a number OF families OF
the city. Tho failure to have houses
whore contagious diseases exist prep
orly placardod exposes other families
TO needless risk Immediate measures
should be- taken TO see that the Law 10
enlnrred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
MAY ADMIT ONLY ONE
NEW STATE TO THE UNION

washington. Jan. 1.-The Joint
statehood bin will continue TO be tho
principal topic OF discussion In the
senate during the present week. but
other measures will receive attention
each day during the morning hour, In
Guiding the omnibus claims bill. for
which Senator Warren stands sponsor.
The present plan Of the opposition il
to keep the discussion going until
some OF the appropriation bills are re-
ported. and Il becomes necessary 20
take them up, or, II this Is postponed
too long. 10 dlsplaoe the bin with the
food bill
Failing In all these oxpedients, they
probably will seek a compromise.
Tbs only real eight is against tho
uniting OF Arizona and Now Mexico.
and there IL talk OF eliminating these
two territories entirely from the state
hood proposition. Il 10 believed II this
were done the bin for the cOnsolida'
ton OF Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory would pasA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
SUPRTM ME- COURT
A CASE or LOCAL INTEREST
HEARD AND SUBMITTED.

From Wednesday Daily Ciilzenl
The supreme court Of the territory
OF New Mexico convened yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock IN its chambers
AZ tho capitol, there being present
Hon. william J. Mills. chief justice;
Hon. John r. Merle. associate justice,
Hon. Frank w. Parker. associate Jus.
tice. and Hon. william ~. Pope, asso-
clate Justice. w. y. Childers. United
states attorney; George W. Pritcnard.
solicitor general, and Jose d. sena,
clerk
Samuel J. Nixon and W. j. Hen.
bricks, OF Portales, we're admitted TO
the bar
Case No 1864. George =. Albright.
plaintiff In error. W. Territory, ex rel.
!. NJ. Sandoyal. defendant In error,
brought up from Bornalillo county,
was heard and submitted; w. u, Chill
dors for plaintiff in error, and NELL y.
Field for defendant IN error.
The court then adjourned until this
morning at o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

only the home can found a state
Joseph Cook.
An may do what has by man been
done. Young.
one selfgoyernlng hour whole years
oatwelghs.-POpe.
The one prudence OF life is concen-
tratlon.-- Emerson.
A great mind will neither give an
aflront nor bear it.--Home.
Sin has many tools. but a lie Is the
handle that hts them all.-O. w.
Holmes.
The less we parade our mlsiortunos.
the more sympathy We commando.
Dewey
"A womans way IS not always the
best way, but all men travel t."--Bos'
ton Post
The true measure of loving God Is
90 love kim without MEASURE
Bernard.
He who commits injustice 10 ever
made more wrotchod than he who
suffers it.--Plato.
our true acquisitions Ito only In oui
charities. we gain only AZ We give
Simms.
A fool may know when TO stop talk
Ing. but a wise man knows when NOT
10 begin. Chicago News.
n can put one touch Of rosy sun
set into the life OF any mai or woman
I shall feel that have worked viii
/ God.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Commission Men Meet

New Orleans, Jan. li-seyeral hun
drod members OF the National League
~ Commission Merchants filled the
banquet hall OF tho st. Charles hotel
today at the opening OF the thirteenth
annual convention Of the league. Pres
ident Charles n. Ayers OF Chicago,
presided and delivered tho opening ad.
dress This WIS followed by the re-.
ports OF Secretary A. Warren Patch.
Of Boston; Treasurer David y. Sperry'
OF loulsyille, AID tho other officers OF
the organization. The convention then
took az he discussion Of various mat
tors relating 20 the produce commits.
Sion business. The business Of the
convention win be- completed tomot'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

George Parsons. o. Santa 10, b. re.
ported az having said that the capital
city and las Vegas are sore" NJ Al.
buQuerque On toe baseball question.
and would cut Albuquerque out 81
future contests on the diamond. Par.
sons may be- privileged 20 speak for
SANTA Re. bit he ls not ~ privileged
concerning Las Vegaa. Tho baseball
boys here are sports, and n they be-
Hove sonnet mes they do get The worst
OF % froln an umpire they swallow
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