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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
GRANO MONTEZUMA BALL
AT THE ALvARADO TONIGHT

The MoutoEuma hall the social foa.
ture Of the twenty.hfth territorial fair,
viii be held tonight az he Alyarado
The music will begin promptly al 3
O'Clock, the program leading OF With
the grand march
Guests o. the M0niemma bail will
enter the hotel from the west Foot.
men viii be stationed az the outer
door and NJ the head n the stairs.
which are directly al the right OF the
inner entrance Of the ladies' parlora,
Dressing rooms for both gentlemen
and ladies' viii be f0und at the head
Of these stairs. Guests VIII enter the
ball room through the lobby entrance,
and viii find the refrcshment tables
an the west veranda of the hotel. a.
rectly off the ballroom.
J. y O'Rielly. superintendent of
the honiesuma ball requests that
momjers OF the reception committee
be - the hotel az $3.50 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
RETURNED VERDICT OF GULLY
JURY so FiEDs IN THE LESLIE
CAFTLE sTEALiNo CASE, FROM
LINCOLN TO OTERO COUNTY.

Tho Leslie cattle stealing case,
which was tried Ia the Sixth judicial
district court for Otero county AZ Al
amOgordo this week on q change Of
venue from lincoln county, resulted
lu the jury bringing 10 yerdlci of
guilty. a. chaFgod 10 the Indictment.
The case was hard fought. and venue
was granted from the county In which
the case origlnated. on allegation of
the defense that fair trial could not
be had on account of prejudice. Dis.
trict Attorney n. .. Holt Of Las
Cruces was assist "a Ia tho proaecu.
iion BY Attorney g. "a iiurney at Fort
Worth. Who IS eae Of the counsel for
the Western Cattle association. ana ~
which a large number ~ the caiilemen
Of s0utheaatefn New Mexico are mem.
hers. The defense eaa represented hy
Judge T. ~ Wharton Of AlamOFordO.
and Judge Lakewood oi Roawell. Thero
are aleVon indictments against the
LoNliea. including the father and two
sons Elisha leslie. tho eldest son.
was The one tried IN the present case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
GOOD BRONCO BUSTING BY
BOYS FROM DIAMOND A

The cowboys from the Diamond A
ranch of the VictOriO Land e Cattle
company. again entertained big
crowd at the park yesterday after
noon, by doing some great bronco
busting. George upshaw. OF the Dia.
mond A, gave n fine exhibition on the
Terrible star" After considerable
delay Star sas brought ont from the
corral and saddlod, upshaw mounted
Linn rnd lhe aujral with HJch a bad
reputation did SOME pretty line stunts
at pitching and bucking. and soon
tired when he found his rider was
too good for him.
Frank Watkins rode "0ooscye," the
best bronco that has been hidden FUR
ing tho week. "GooEeye" gave the
cowboy quite a tussle and tho crowd
went Wild With applause. The animal
went through all sorts of cont0rtlOns,
but failed to dislodge the gritty cow
boy, and was finally taken back TO
the corral thoroughly licked. Don
Cuba, who n few days ago failed TO
ride Domingo" made another at.
tempt yesterday, and was successful.
Domingo was far from being wild
and wOolly animal, but he was bad
enough TO give an interesting exhlhl.
tlOn.
The best exhibition yesterday was
given on "CorkHcrew." The name
suits this bronco. a. he goes through
all norts OF stunts that would make
one think he was bullt lit6 cork.
screw. He soon tired, az the cowboy
showed no disposition 10 fan on an6
he was taken back 20 the corral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

New York. Sept si Tho open
rhampionship tournament Of the
United States Golf Association Opened
this morning on tho llaks of tho Ny
Opla Hunt Club. Hamilton Nonhain.
Tho number 0f untfioa "a large and In.
eludcs many of the most expert play.
Ia the coRntry The conditions call
ors in the country. The conditions call
thiriy.alx each DAY Competitors
for sovanty.two hole medal play.
days plaF exceed by fifteen strokes
the score Of the tenth place wlil not
he allowed % cunfinue. There are
ten prizes. ranging from $500 IN cash.
a g0ld medal and the custody for one
year n the championship cup. 10 a
small cash prize Of 9e5. should an
amateur win any % tho prlxea his
prize VIII conaist nf q pleee 0f plate
70 the value Of the caah offer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Deer Park. ND. sopl. al Several
hundred members OF the Medical and
chirudgicai faculty OF Maryland. are
assembled here 20 attend the i07tth
eeml'annuai convention VI their or
sanitation Il will open here tonight
a. the Deer Park hotel The meet
INK Will be called 10 order by Dr. X.
T, Earle. the president Of the aasocla.
tion, who viii read his report FOR the
past six months Papers wlll then be-
read by Dortors Frank Martin. Gay
Hummer. >. D. sanger. Thomas y.
Fulcher and William y. Thayer
The session win BE- resumed on Frl.
day morning aud specially prepared
papers will be read hy Doctors II. o.
Rieck Harvey w Cushing. Frank J.
Kirby .. n. n. Rowland aud few
others. IN the afternoon the mem.
hefs viii be the guests of the Garrett
and Allegheny Medical associations
az luncheon. after which fhey viii
take q ride through the mountains.
AZ the Anal session IN the evening.
Dr. Charles A. T.. Reed 81 Clnolnnati.
viii dolives an address on fTha Amer.
lean Family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
RECORD BREAKING ATTENDANCE
FOR ALBUQUERQUE DAY
Fifteen Thousand People Witness Grand Trades Display Parade This Morning
Pageant Was FOry-FWe Minutes Passing Corner Railroad
Avenue and Second Street

boys from the school marched IN full
unifNm. while the Industrial dopart.
monts of the school we're .spresonted
by two big floats. One showed the
interior of tho wagon shop at the
schOll, with the Toys A. work. while
the other float represented the girla'
Industrial department, with the girls
washing sewing and cooking.
Joint statehood was by no means
crgorca aud TIE .ni2or art question
T1s VI, diy portrayed In an Immense
tloat filled with little girls, each wear.
ing a star and representing the varl.
Gus states. with Now Mexico the
mission.
The University OF New Mexico had
q float filled with students. who made
known who they were with their col
lcHc songs and yells,
Parker a Fleming mhliners, had
handsomely decorated carriage. drawn
by two stylish horses. This rlg was
without doubt one OF the most ele.
CANT In the floral section. and recolv.
ed q great deal Of favorable comment.
The old stage coach attracted much
attention. with the many pretty girls
sitting on top. and the contrast was
very marked between the young
ladies IN white dresses and the heav.
ny armed cowboys from the Diamond
a ranch, who rode alongside the coach
10 protect the young ladies' from a
possible raid OF band OF Navajo In.
dians, In full war paint and feathers
who were following the coach
Tho Monarch Grocery Company was
represented by It's many delivery
wagons
stern. schloss a company. whole.
sale liquor dealers, had very good
display In the way Of wagon loaded
with beer.
". berger. the nay feed and flour
merchant. had big float loaded with
sacks Of Hour, which attracted atten-
tlon.
The Duke city Tea and Coffee Co.
was represented By wagon loaded
with It's stock
Thorton, the CARPET and house clean.
~, was there with his full quota of
cleaners and apparatus 10 remind the
housewife that the time for fan house
cleaning was az hand.
The Clarksvllle Produce company
was represented with a fioat contain
ing the stock handled by THIS com
pany
J. y. Palmer. feed, groceries. etc.
was represented with several wagon
loads OF produce Of different kinds.
The rear OF the parade was brought
up by wagon containing q. Chavez
and n banner he held explained this
display. The inscription read; "The
man who planted the first tree In AL. |
buqnerque In 1896"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
TROOP II. GIVES VERY
INTERESTING DRILL

Yesterday afternoon and last nsght.
Troop II OF the Fifth cavalry, gave
two Of the most interesting drills ever
seen at fair In this city.
The way the troopers and their
mounts performed aroused the great.
est admiration for Uncle Sans men.
Lieutenant Lewis and his men are 10
be congratulated on the excellent
showing they have made.
On Railroad avenue last night the
cavalry entertained a mammoth crowd
by drill full OF interesting features.
chief OF which was one stunt where
tho boys stood Nd on their mounts
and went through a caiisthenic drill.
Yesterday afternoon after tho ball
game Troop II gave a deid drill al
Traction park and a shan battle The
fep'dity with which they went through
the various mane1vers was very fine
and the large crowd present was lib.
efal In its applause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
PLEADS GUILTY
TO INDICTMENTS
<. J. Knowles Admits Send
Ing Obscene Matter Through
the Mails.
GRAND JURY STILL At WORK


u. J. Neowiea. a striking Santa "
machinisi. who has been In trouhla
more OF less durlnR tho phat year.
and who Tor some montba hea been
out on bond. awaiting trial upon two
indictments returned BY the United
states Grand jury, charging him with
sending obacenc matters through the
United states maila. yesterday after.
noon appeared before the court aud
pleaded guilty Tho court viii pass
sentence RpOn Knowles later.
knowles w.ll be romeu horod AZ ths
man who wsa arrested earl lat
~ ing BY Santa W detectives. on tha
charge of hnYins placed ties on tho
track near ilernaiilio. in an atiempA
10 wreck No. ,. casih0und. The Ties
were struck hy a freight train and M
tlc damage was done, bat had tho
passenger train hlt the ties the result
miEn nave been a disastrous wreck
knowles was Riven q preliminary
hearing on this charge. lie was under
arrest at the time. charged with hav-
ing sent obscene letters through the
mails, and finding himself In pretty
serious trouble all around, he decided
70 plead guilty nnd AJAX the mercy OF
the court.
Grand Juries san a wa.
The United Siatea grand jury Was
still Ia session this morning. u haa
returned number ~ indictments,
and lt ls expected that Il viii be- ready
10 make it, report 20 the court to-
DAY. Toe territorial grand jury Ia
also In session.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY
LAST DAY or BIG FAIR


Tomorrow. Saturday, will close gfo
Twenty.ffth Territorial Fair. which
has been one cf the greatest fairs
ever given In the southwest. The
program vill 80 a. fellows, With tho
ladics nve furioug horse race the
300 a. m.-Band concerts. down
town.
1000 a. m.--Base ball. Triridad vs..
Las Negaa.
1880 p. m.-2.i6 Trot.
1900 ,. m.-Base bali. Albuquerque
W. Ei Paso.
2:i5 p. m.-Trottlng ostrich.
2;30 y. m.-Haif mile running
race.
sit5 p. m.-cowboy race. one and
one-half mile.
$500 D. m.--Ladica' hourse race.
five furlongs.
$3.50 D. m.--Unlted States cavalry
mancayers.
400 p.m.--nroAco busting.
tiSO p. m.-Navnjo Indian foot
and horse race.
New Town--carnlval Nlaht.
1880 y. m-1and parade.
500 = m.--Firo alarm.
b.ib .. m.--spoctncular street H.
Elimination aud confetti battles. Every.
body maskH and fancy dress.
Every morning az n O'Clock, stock
show and exhibits At Fair uEOunds--
Free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT
MRS. n. q. GREEN LOST HUs-
BAND AND CHILD WITHIN AB.
OUT A WEEK.

Twice boreft - death 10 few
days MrH. II. h Green. Is Al her
home ~ 5tockdaie. Texas Drostrated
from grief
Mrs Green's husband. Henry B
Green. was shot Hnd Killed on a ranch
AZ Aloman. ~ ~. by A. ID. l4tton,
whom be succeeded na foreman OF lho
ranch ana aa was told Ia a special
dispatch 20 the Evening Citizen the
other day. As soon a. the wife had
somewhat recovered from the tragedy
the remaial we're prepared to ba ship.
ped 90 0Onxaleas Texas. % BE- Inferred.
On the traln. however ghe little
t-yoarold daughter became m. and
dled before Feacning san Antonio. AZ
San Antonio the romans u tho child
wero taken 20 ~ undertaking oslAb.
llshmont % be- prepared for burial.
The father and daughter were bur
icd side - side,
The mother ana wife. suddenly do.
privod ~ both husband aud child. was
taken 10 her old home et siockdala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
BRONCO BUSTING YESTERDAY
Was BEST OF THE WEEK

The big crowd Was certainly De.
lighted yesterday with the many
thrilling atuuta of the cowboys from
the Diam0n A ranch. The flerCest
brcncos that had been triad out were
brought forth yesterday. which Ie.
suited IN some mighty fine exhibit.
tiona.
Ooid Nuggei proved one N The best
This Oronco was brought from the
corral and az once commenced 10 get
bad. He managed TO break away
from several cowboys that had hold
OF the lafiat. and thia gave the crowd
a chance 10 see an exhibition that was
not on the program. Several COW.
boys took after Gold Nugget on their
hOrsea. and Foreman Walter Birch.
Held. riding at full speed. rOped the
bronco by 4 very fine throw Of thirty
feet. with a thiriy.flve foot rope. This
stirring exhibition of expert rOpinR
brought the crowd 70 its feet aud
tremendous ovation was accorded
birchficld when be brought the hr0nco
before the FrandsiAnd tc be- saddled.
George upshaW rode Gold Nugget.
ana the way the cowboy stayed or the
pitching horse without tOnrhing tha.
leather Was nothing abort OF marvel.
pus. upuhaw proved himself 10 bel
one of the most expert riders ~ the
diamond A ranch ans soon had the
bronco subdued.
Corkacrew wan another horse. and
hlB name suited him. for the cont0r.
t'Ons he went Through reminded one
pi the twisting Of a corkacrew frank
Huber rode h,m, and he received
plenty Of applausQ i0r bis fine exhlbl-
tlon on tne animal
The best bruneo that has been tried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

out, ~ far, was Snakegter This ami.
mai u a terror and Tho pitching be
did was the best seen al the fair. II
cen To The lot Of Harry Lee. af the
Diamond A outfit. to oonanof Snake.
eater. and the cowboy sustained tbo
reputation 81 hla fellow mon BY stay.
ing With snakcaicr through some ~
the worst hucking and pitching ever
seen a. Traction Park. The crowd
was not slow 20 realize what a good
rider lee was. aud he was also given
great ovation when he brought
snakoatcr before the grandstand. a
tired and subcuud bronco.
The boys from the Diamond A have
certainly proved that they can ride
anything that wears hair They are
the best bunch Of riders that have
ever attended the fair. and the aususa.
ment they have furnished has boen
some Ct the BEST OF the fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
PRIZES AWARDED
To the Officers OF the Albuanera,
Fair Association:

To the Officers OF the Albuquerqud
Fair Association:
Gentlemen. We. the undersigned
having been appinied by your com.
mlttee TO act a. judges In awarding
prizes. which YOU have offered for
nrst and second best trades display,
first and second best decorated prl.
yate carriages. first and second best
foat OF secret society or lodge. do
award as follows;
First Prize for Best Trades Display
--tIoat'~The Purity Ice Company.
Second Best-The Superior Lumber
Company.
First Prize Tor Best Decorated Pri-
Yate Carringc-Mrs. n. l.. Washhurn.
Second Best-Mrs. Ida Parker
First Prizo fcr Best Float OF Secret
Society or Lodge-i.adios OF the Mac.
cahees.
Second Best--None.
q. A, RICHARDSON,
w. n. H. LI.EWEI.I.YN.
W. c. PORTERFIElD.
IuunQa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
Reunion o. ne Fifteenth n. ). v.

Fiemlngton. E. g.. Sept ai.-Tho
iwoniy6lxth annual reunion Of the
Fifteenth Regiment, New Jersey Voi-
uutfa.H Veteran association. opened
here this moiHins af The court house.
After adjournment this Roon the
members Of the regliheut and their
lflenda Wefe entertained a. lVpchc0n
BY fhe WameB'a Relief Corps. IN no
afternoon thern viii be a social meet
ina and drives 10 points Of interest IN
The uolrhh0rhpod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Montreal, Qnebec, Sept. 2i.--Tho
agricultural exhibition. undcr the
auspices Of Che HOchelaga AErleust-
nrai society, Oponed at Bout de'laie
this moruing. The entries Ia the
various claesec are unusually numcr.
Gus and the exhibits arc highly cred.
liable. The attendance was quite
large today and many vieltors from
the surrounding districts are M town
Tor The purpose or visiting the oxhs.
billion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
NINE THOUSAND PEOPLE
PASsED THROUGH GATES

The crowd that made she trim 10
Traction Park yesterday afternoon
ean the iargeat thai ever visited the
f'alr sipunds In the history % the Ter
rttofin Fair Association. The gate
receipts snow that 5000 people pass.
% through the galss 10 ace the az.
tern0on's program, thus breaking an
former records for attendance by soy.
eral thousand.
Never IN the history oi this city wes
the crush on the electric cars so great
~ yesterday afternoon. Shortly AZ.
Ter ~ o'clock, people commenced 10
start FOR the park. and every car was
packed lonE before u feacaod tho
starting polat at Railroad avenue and
First street. This Jam kept up until
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

3 O'Clock. Great credit a due the
Traction company for the manner In
which the immense crowd vas hand.
,ed and not one accident of any klnd
on the cars was reported.
The grand stand was soon fillod and
there was not even atandinr foom.
The next place was the hleachefs
Ahd they, too were soon nackon
lnofe was no place 10 SO thon but
the quarter stretch and this polni on
gHn'hsa was soon ono great mass on
Humanity.
Program Was Very Good.
Yesterday afternoons program was
the very best one OF the fair week
Although the ball game was slow
ana not very Interesting, it Furnished
considerable amusement.
The race between tho eowhoys and
Indians was very exciting ana was
won hy a nose BY Pat s,un. OF the
Diamond a ranch, with a NRvaso buck
very close second and the rest Of
the field followed punched up. Just
hetore the wire was reached one
ot the ponies ridden by an Indian
teil, and for a few minutes the crowd
was struck dumb. thinking. pofhapa,
that the brave had been killed, but
when the dust cleared and some COW.
boys went 10 hls aid. u was found
that beyond severe shaking up hcI
was not much Injured.
The trottinR ostrich gave an oxceIi.
ont exhibition yesterday, and trUtta3
4 half mile against a horse = ,auitinK
IN dead heat. Tue race will be iroi.
ted or this afternoon. Tho oatricn
mas not proved much OF a drawing
card ~ tho faif. although In other
parta OF the country IL has made the
greatest Kind OF hit. Ts.n IA prob.
ably because the people here crave
something mora exclfinr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
EXTENSIVE FRUIT, MINERAL
AND LIVE STOCK EXHIBITS

Floral hall, at Traction park. h an
interesting place. Tho hall Is fun OF
fine exhibits OF all kinds. Probably
the chief feature OF the exhibit Is the
fruit display Torrance county leading
with the best exhibit.
The display from Torrance county ls
really wonderful II shows what on
er2y and thrift can DO, ana an This
without irrigation. The biggest nump.
kins are from Torrance county, aud
the other displays from this county
lis the way Of fguit are also very cred.
table. Torrance county should be
awarded hrai prize for the best es.
hihii at lhe fair.
Other exhibits are some very fine ap.
pies from the San Juan country, lRe
apples from the big orchard on N. u
HaRerman at Roswell; fruit from Rs-
pa ala ana other sections, consisting
OF peaches. pears. qulncea. eic.
Merchants Have 0isplays-
A number Of the merchants of Aibu.
QuerQuc have booths IN Fi0rad hall.
The J. u Emmons Furniture com.
pany haa Handsomely furnished
booth reprcRentlng a home. Fine fur.
uituiNs tiNNHhA NANiatA ana DINNt9 Die
lures on me wall, make the booth look
like the interior Of modern home.
and this exhibit has attracted its
share Of attention.
The Rio 0raBdo W0ol0n mills have
a department In which II displayed
the products OF the big mills.
The Albuquerque Business college
IN conjunction with LeaFnard a I'm
demann, Albuquerque music dealers,
has q very ave display IN the east
end OF the hail. The platform con.
tains some fine pianos and music d
furnished while you walt
Moon a keloher. phoioeraphers.
have one 81 the most attractive ex.
hlbiis Of hne art work.
Mineral Eahlbie Very Pine,
One Of the CHIEF attractions IN Floral
hall IA the extensive mineral collec.
ton Of thN University Of New Mexico.
This exhilHi was the one that was
sent % the Louisiana Purchase eNnO.l
si,lon Al s. Louis last year. Dr ,.
A. Jones y IN charEo Of the exhibit.
Some Pine Llvsatoek.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Chicago. sept. 22r-Defeotivos 20.
DAY raided tho brokerage office II
Thomas Davis & co. Eleven men
and two women we're arrested. The
police assert that they have paid out
over $500 900. and Il ls charged they
have been doing a bucket ahop bust.
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

81 az NcCrackon, Kan. has tho finest
array of registered cattle. Two cars
Of regletcred Herefords and noisteln
cattle hil two large nens, and during
the day these pens are the reater OF
attraction IN the llyostock eertlnn.
Today and tomorrnw more sindk will
arrive from Colorado and Kansas. and
by saturday the largest and finest OK.
hihit of live stock ever seen In the
southwest win be a Traction 9ark.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
WOULD NOT pENoUNcE
INBuRkNcH MISCONDUCT.

Hartford. Cont. Sept. gi--At to-
days session Of ib1 National Assocla.
tion of Llfe underwriieFa thyeat-
ened split over the adoption u a res
oluilon presented hy uciegnto \. j.
Raleigh of "a. Louis, dpnOunolng the
misconduct IN insurance circles. was
averied and a c0mpromiae resolution
was adopted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Rey. r. N. Craig. formerly u this
city. bat nov o. New York Cay. who
was here attending the laying ~ the
corner stone OF the new Presbyterian
church, wa a passenger for Santa 10
Yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

IUITUl
Ia addition 20 the tr0ltinR ostlch's
performance yesterday afternoon.
Darby a. Day went an exhibition mile
In his Ford touring car In an attempt
10 break the automobile record for that
distance on the local track. lie failed,
however, and wa only able 70 make
the distance IN the slow time OF sos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Pierce. Bases on balls. on Pierce ]
CLARK 2; Weldman 4; Keatlng 4. HI
by pitched balls, Smith. Struck out.
by Pierce 0; Clark g L,lring 2; C,lark
3. Left ON bases. Trinidad Q; Ei pa.
80 3. Double plays. Owens, unassist.
ed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
HUGE CHUNK OF coal
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION

The big. solid chunk Of coal. mined
hy the New Mexico Fasi 8 lion com.
pany AZ Hasan. n. A.. which Ia on OK.
hif!iion at the park. Il the center OF
attraction for crowds eolng and com.
inR from the entrance 70 the ball
srouads. The coal, which ls probably
the LARGEST solid chunk ever mined In
the world, sets on a platform. II "a
tagged with = card hearlng the In
scripiion; Weight. $4,000 pounds, or
6h tons. Mined hy New Mexico Fuel
4 Iron company, HaRHn, n. N. Took
hfst prize AZ the Worlds fair as the
best bltumlnous coal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
rrInIdad WaIIona El paao.

With Glaze In the bar, playing as a
ringer under the name OF Pierce, Trim.
dad save NJ Paso a thorough drub-
bing this morning. Score 10 to o.
Five hits right off the reel brought
In five runs in the first inning for
Trinidad. Weidman succeeded Lor-
ing In the box for El paso, but one
inning was all that he could stand.
The Big SlN bunch made two runs In
the second and Keating succeeded
Weidman ln the third The lombard.
ment continued. but Va Pnso was out
OF piichers aud Keating had 10 take
u. Twelve hits. assisted BY fourteen
erro.s, made victory chlld's play for
the "Big Six"
Glaze got tired In the sixth inning,
and traded places with Clark AZ first.
Kelly. catcher for ~ Patc aid like.
wise. Coleman succeeding him. Only
a small crowd Witnessed the frost.