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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence
Kansas Ciiy. Jan. 90 The cattle
supply iasi week was $4,000 head.
against $4,000 the previous week
atockora and feeders advanced no to
30 cents Monday and Tuesday. but
lost part u their gain By ihe end of
the week Cow stun gained 10 60 %
cents durlug the week. but corr fed
steers lacked snap. closing i0 to %
cents lower The supply iuday ia
$4,000 head market steady io airuns.
with COW stun aud afOrkef1 ana ic0d-
nra showing most strcugih Feeders
particularly are n strong request
some has fHt s'eara from HunnI au.
Colorado. il1i pound. selling to-day 40
ln. and eiuChera in aame shipment
ut 8f1a Two trains or Oregon has
foi Steers sold lHai Thursday t0 feed.
or buyers at fil5 to fli0 rho latter
high erldn NeIni0IiH. WEIGHING HfA
pnsndH a foN rnuNh cattle sold io
killers Hf $500 1ut off thiH .NniDmCnf.
Cow market haH uuf been tested un
has fHi aiuH fHf tm d1fH. when aonH
sold ai t1N0 to $3.50. heiicrs at sass.
MOaI ted steers are selling af $500 pro-
$500. COWS. $500 to- $500 bulls $500
tD casa ANA veal calves br.ue faon
to tlnN
Tho mutton trade la Iut nearly aH
satisfactory as t was about two woCsH
ago. There vas small revival lsTi
~ lday and Tuesday. bot the advance
WAS lost by che ond OF the week, and
The situation today is again unpfuu
lHinr supply lherai ht Hn points.
10000 horo market steady fH DO cents
lower While ChicaEu reports "a DE-
cline today az i6 200 25 cents De-
mand has fallen on in the east while
the heavy markUinR was not counted
on 90 hold on go Inug Nerv Euuf
lambs are selling today at gGhb tn
.gIlO. yoarllus8 $500 io 50 i0i woih-
ors. $3.50 90 tb.15; ewes. $500 in
t5.a5. Orders are hold hers iOr part
iy finished ewes and lambs io eu in
The country. M ti25 40 SAYS tor oWos
lamha, $685. to $3.50. aud few are
being secured A Eroaior percentage
Of she stun noca direct 90 packers
than heretofore. however. ag D. o.
showing the result ON longer feed o.
fhp season advances.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.


Department of the Interior. Land
once. Santa BE, ~ 49, January 20,
1896 Notice h hereby given that Ia
pursuance Of the laws of the United
states. william q Tight and hla co.
tenant Charles = Hodgin whose post.
once address o. Albuquerque, NJ a..
is about To- make application to the
United states for patent 10 the
hodsOtto' Placer Mining Claim 10.
Gated Do the Sandia mining district OF
HernalillO county. n ST. being the n.
% "a Of the N E 90 Sect 2i. r. 90
s.. Il. q. of y. N y. %. and a.
The notice of location of said Hold
gOtite claim Is OF record in The Office
Oi he Recorder OF Hernalillp county,
90 Albuquerque in the Territory of
New Mexico in Book .. Mining Rec.
0rds page sac.
Any and an uOrgoua claiming ad-
ytraoly tho mining ground vein, lode.
premises Or any portion thereof. $50
described. are hereby notified that un.
less adverse claims are duly filed nc
cnrdinF ta laW aud thr regulations
Hereunder elfhlu tho time prescribed
hy law with the Register of tile
United States land OBitp SANTA Fe
81 b., in me county 0f Santa Fe Ter
r.toy 10 Now Mexico they wIll ho
barred by virtue az che provisions ol
such statute
MANUEL e. OTERO.
nraIafDr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

or's subjects into Brazil. They have
secured ttlo TO over 100000 a res ln
various parts Of Brazil. and they con.
duct "a restless movement la Germany
10 induce the Teutons To- become col
onlsts in the South American ropab
lie
ono 0f the companies. the HauHeatlc
Colonization Corporation OF Hamburg.
has issued a map OF the state OF santa
Catherine in South Brazil. with the
German districts o0lorod and declared
20 ho German colonies"
Tho German settlers are constantly
being TOLD that they are under ths
protection of the kniscrs warahlp
They have been encouraged by the
German authorities at home, acting.
Qf course, sub rosa, 90 band together
and To- hold aloof from Brazilian pa.
triotlr ideals That o. what they are
doing The settlers are forming an or.
Ranizatlon 10 link themselves together
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
AaHymg 70 soasis.

Here's tO the poet of Ayr.
Whose verses We KfcatJ admire,
a man uf much wit.
Yet ior hours ho'd ait
And vim gla8ses and laaaoa c0nsp'ro.
an honor 20 acoiland'a HTal bard
lliH Boo amlna men VISA "righi hard
hnt q man 81 excuses.
And Of maiden oarceata.
Which ht lowed be advance 90 reiard
Tip the glass 90 tho Slayer oi doom
Whose ilfo waa Cui on AIS tlo soon
a mao uf great mind
1905 iu sen quite unklnd
See hla aouneis 20 Scotland e soon.
Lof ug drihk fo aia virtues
Forget aga the H.
OF fhr human ig ua. there's a mark
Wen remember hia gtnius.
niH WIt and bis Hkilli
W0N remember BE- sanR 40 Mc larA,
Burns BANQUET E'hs Hall January
81. 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
oALLUP's NEW ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY AFFAIRS

The Pacific Improvement company
expects the arrival oi Dee electric light
poles the hrst of the week says the
Gallup Republican AZ soon aa the
poles reach the city the work OF sol.
ilng them In place WI, BEGIN and the
wire which is already here win be-
strung as soon us possible The plant
d ready lo operate as soon az the
wires are up and The connections are
made with the houses that are t0 use
the current supplied by This company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
STOCK SALES

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Jan 20 Some aaiof
of western cattle az Kansas city th'a
week.
a.. n. Project. Baker city. ore go
feeders. aIa pounds. cai0. bG feeder
g1i lbs. tfW. 2H fcedCra gfR lbs
t3Sb; 85 killers. 1862 lbs. 1895
49, q. Lewis, Ontario Orua 40 feed
erH. iiis .bs.. f410. 80 feeders aia
lbs, $500. ih Fedora. $40 lls, ifnu
ga feeders. 1907 lbs, g3As.
q. w Young ontario, Orc l0 feed
ora, 1913 lhs. il0. 80 teodern' s'A
lbs. $3.50
D welker Brighton Colo. 20 cows
$50 lba.. f2ao
Some sales NJ western sheep sud
lambs n' Kansas City ihls week
Monday. Jan. %.
W. A. Colt q SON. LAS AnImas.
Colo. ll51 mmhs. j8 lbs. 3l26.
sullivan Al 49, Arkansas valley
500 lambs. Oh lbsa fl3b
JAS Kelly u Cos Monte Vista. Colo.
500 lambs. 20 ihH. egt0.
O. A. Mitchell Monte Vista. Colo.
600 lambs. 20 lbs tli0.
j Cameron. las Auimaa. Colo, mo
Sheep AND ycarliurs. s2 lha. seas
D. a. hartman. las Anlmas. Colo
l3s sheep aud yonrlura Ns .bH, fb.ta
r. % Worth. Monte Vista, Colo
25l owes. 81 lhs. tb.ib.
Tuesday Jan. 20.
A ID. a E s. Matthias Monte Vista
ESQ lambs. sn Dos tl3l.
Thodcs Brns Lamar Colo, oH2
lambs. rs lhH 4i1b
Beatty Com g Co. Lamar. Colo 900
lambs. si lba. $40
- r. Mitchell Monte VISTA Colo
$50 lambs. OBJ iha ftN3.
J amoron. las AnimHH. Colo iif
sheen Hnd yearllngs. h3 ibn 5000
. D. hartman. las Anlmaa Colo.
500 sheep Hnd yaariinga, a6 l1H. ib.fa
T.. q dwink Rocky Ford Colo. ihl
ewes. 1s lha $50
A. ID 4 g g. Matthias Monte Vista
Colo. "a ki6H 90 lha $500
Wednesday, Jan. ~.
- Anderson monte Vista Colo
$50 lambs. 90 lbs t1i5
a. 81 Hation. Monte Vista Colo
$50 lambs, 90 lbs $500.
w A SnydCr las AnhsnH. Colo,
507 lambs. G3 lbs. tGTb.
" D Hullng a son, lliycrdale Colo
tIe ewes. So his $3.50.
Thursday Jan. %
g. 81 Winchel Monte Vista. Colo
601 lambs. g3 Tbs. f7i5
Mr. Campbell. Monte VlnIa. Colo.
40 lambs. 70 lbs. $40
Mr MrCurmnck Monte VISTA Colo.
29i lambs. go lbH. 1850
Col q Ahz q CO. Lamar Cole.
22s ewes. 80 lbs. t628.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
EIGHTEEN STATIONS ON
SANTA re CUT OFF
BUILDINGS MAY BE or CEMENT,
FRAME or RUaBLE STONE Az
cHiTECruRE. AND UNIFORM m
MANY PLACES.

w. 81. Brown representing Chi
caen contracting drm. spent yesterday
nt Boicn and On that purl of the Santa
81 cutan which llcB west Of Apo
poss. aud waa ln the city between
10 Portland C1lO- where The famous
Portland cement "a manufactured. hr.
Killed. while tnaincti George fiHwb
was serious 81 hurl
The train UaH "a daubiehealnr ono
%. the Dns.npa hcing che u lated
$50. ii3. which has several times been
Ia accidents 40 thiE kiud Amnng
railroad mCa DO is ,.oll SHOWN fi'ri thr
tug'uoa oi che 600 class ar liable io
explode. owing ODD The peculiar con.
Etuctlun ~ their boilcrs lhc same
engine killed "a aroman at Florence,
Kan. and also dropped a crown aheci
al Walton station NOS IONS aRo lu'
mediatclv after tho explosion nc.
cured, MlliaK the hrcman and che
head brakeman, who was riding .u 'ae
cab. and Woundlng ihc engineer, me
othcr engine stripped htrgflf and the
other fireman vas Killed.
an the meu concerned in Zoe Hhaif
we're new employees and young men
sheldon and Gibson had been in the
employ of the company only few
months. coming 90 Newton from me
Fris1o system Nicodemus was ats.
charged from the regular army only
a fcw months ago and bad been run.
ming as q brakeman q short time he
ia brotncr of g. w. Nicodemua. a
secondhand siurekcouef % Newton.
Kan. His mother also lives 10 New
ton. lie was NOT married. nor Hero
tho dfomen Who NeTe killed. None
~ the men were we'll known amOng
Santa We nai'roadcra The engineer
had only recently been hired hy thc
HlmLn 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

mont IS being told that &C ought 70
take action 20 stop the Germanlzlng
OF the country before u Is too late.
The matter has come ub On tho Brazil.
Ian cOugrtss and speeches have been
made declaring that the southern DIS.
trIcis uf The country already are los
Ing their Brazilian nationality.
The hrazilians are growing moro
and more restless and antl-German
feeling Is being aroused that Is spread.
ing Ia many directions. The Germans
contribute 10 this ana openly state
their belief that Brazil must In time
become dominated by Teutonlc meth
ODDS of government " the country "a 20
make progress
Brasllanf combat this attitude 0f
The Germans. and their Efforts 90
break away from the Toulonic coils
are not succeeding, very largely be-.
cause Germany has succeeded Ia load.
ing the country with debts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
An ELoPfNo Couple
CAPTURED At SANTA FE.

Oh reaponsa % a telegram received
aI Santa o.. Saturday afternoon. from
u w Wicket oi Durango Colo. Dep.
WY sheriff jose D. Topper arrested
and d hnlfIng Roy lsmer and Mario
Snyder "a woman whom Wickcl al.
'nfos Is hia wife Wicket also sent
tho following telegram fG Marcos Cas-
iillu. probate clerk.
'Refuc Roy iiamrr agd Marie
(snydorl Wrhoi my wife q MARRIAGE
license u vs. WicEoi uuranEo.
Colo
Deputy fouUf however caught ih0
couple ust ns faey stepped from an
.urumnr Denver a mo- 0un1o train.
a afoI wire from W.cke sayE hat
hc ha. started from Durango for Santa
Fo WhR b0 lnfrHfs f0 lu in prob
lrmaural Thr woman uepHiy Lopez
says denies Shat Wicked % Der bus
band. and sass that tho VIA ho eiad
i0 See him Thn couple are allowed
ihcr liberty under surveillance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
DECISION RENDERED
JUDGE POPE DECLINES TO GRANT
IMPORTANT lNJuNcTiON M
hONDo PROJECT CASE.

Judge William ~. Pope OF tue Fifth
judicial district. Zoo decision an.
nounccd Monday, declined 40 grant iho
injunction 10 restrain the United
States reclamation service from pro.
oeedlng with Che use Of machinery ard
materials purchased ny the suvorn.
ment from the Taylor Moore Construc.
ton company, contractors on the Rio
Hondo dam and reservoir b: stom
The court gave AS lts opinion that
the injunction could not BE- issued o..
cording 90 law until after the cree
mad been heard and Judged ON 90
merits The petition asking for the
injunction was nied last Tuesday BY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

ornor ON tho democratic ticket Had
Icy was the republican candidate for
attorney general
both were elected. iadley annOunC-
ga that be- hnd dropped politics and
az to WORK with Folk 20 BRING che
standard OH go 10 the bar for MI.
legged violations OF antitrust laws.
He claims the Waters Pierce Oh
Co. the Republic Oh Co, ami The
Standard are one, that the two Nmall
companies have divided the state,
poslnr o. rivals The Republic f. "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

pink figure. The only trimming was
band Of silver embroidery about the
neck end sleeves and n few tucks az
the bottom OF the skirt.
The scarf was % pink chiffon. The
slippers also were of pink
Another effective scarf costume,
worn hy slender brunette. was OF
white silk crepe. 10 was made with
out even Tho embroidered hand about
me neck ana arms Tine scarf was of
white chiffon embroidered in gold.
The slippers we're of gold und worn
with yellow stockings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
FiqhfinqHadIey
MssouRrs ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO TRYING ON"
TIE STANDARD OIL CO. AND s SUCCEEDING PRETTY WELL.

Herbert. s. Hadley, the attorney
general Of Missouri, who rs making
The standard Oi company squlrm IL
a tighter
Ills chin means fight
Hadioy was county attorney Ia
Kansas City when Jos w. FOLK Was
prosecutor al 81 Louis. They worked
together Ia Folks war on hrlhors and
boodlors. and when Foik ran for gov
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

A p0atOiico has been established az
Pratt Grant county. 10 be- served
from Rodeo, twelve miles to the west.
Orrin N. zeiRler has been appointed
postmaster.
A posiufdce has been established at
Queen. Eddy c0cnty, Co De- served
from Carlsbad. f0rty-four miles 90 the
northeast James W. Tulk has been
appointed postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
GREAT WESTERN LIVE
STOCK SNOW IA op

Denver Colo. Jan 30 Tho first
annual exhibition OF the Western Live
Stock Show Association vas opened
at Union Stock Yards yesterday. u
d hy Gar the largest and most com,
pleie stock show ever held iu the
west and "a attracting considerable
attention, not only among tho western
cattlemcn but among cattle rn.sera
and breeders in 81 parts OF the coun'
try. The attendance on the opcuing
cay wa7 vcrV l7rro ana z o. ref'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

James H. MsFarland has been APP
pointed postmaster az logan. Union
county. and Jose HinilOa of Plnos
Wells, Torrance county.
Miss Adeilno Bailhacho formerly
OF Albuquerque and Santa Re. has
been appointed by the president 10 be
postmaster 40 Coronado, San Diego
county California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
THE GAUZE SCARF
IT WILL 60 An EFFECTIVE PART
or ONE or THE NEW SPRING
COSTUMES.

New York. Jan % "A graceful old
fashion ls hoing vigorously revived
this sprlng % De- the gauao scarf az
part OF the costume not aa an ac'
ccEHury.
These costumes must De simple,
with the scarf as the feature.
with such costume there shonia
be- few frills and no ioWolry.
The costume shown was ~ pale
gray orrandie, In which was a tiny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
Notice o. SUIT
Territory ~ New MexIco u thr nla
trict court flr Bemallllo County
Mari Lampman.
Plaintiff.

iricI court lur HDuH.lllu lunui}
Mary Lampmuu.
Plaintiff.
vs. no $3.50
Claude a. Lamuman
Defendant
Tho said defendant Claude a Lamp.
man. Is hereby notified that a suit has
boon commenced against him By the
said plaintiff Nary lampman. IN me
District Court OF Rernalillo county.
wherein Baid plaintiff seeks an abao.
lnip divorce from me said defendant
ihe restoration Of her maiden name
and such other rellef aa may be equii
aolo. ihe TrOuuds Of neglect on toe
part of fhe said defendant tO support
said plaintiff acc0rdIuE % hia means.
station in Ute. and ability ana cruel
and .nhumun treatment and that Vas
less lhe said defendant enters bite ap
peafanrn ln Said cause on nr before the
26fh day of March. 1905. Judgment
viii be- rendered in said raute against
him hY default
W. r. DAME. Clerk
HICKEY a MOORE. Attorneys for
Plaintiff p1monce address. Albuquef'
cue New MeXlcu.
first publication Feb 90 1909.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

get the trade the other known as the
trust company cannot secure.
Hndley NJ BE- years old ne war
born In Kansas and studied IN the
State University and Northwestern
University ne was marked there as
on orator and soon after graduation
became assistant city prosecutor OF
Kansas City. In 1900 he was made
county prosecutor lie tried 2i muir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NoTARIEs PUBLIC APPOINTED.
POsToFFicE E8TABLisHgp --.
NEW COMPANIES ORGANIZED.

The following have been appointed
notaries public hy Governor Herbert
J. Hagefman
a. ~ salazar Springer ColiaK
county, Harrieite NJ. Babcock. Kelly.
SOcorro county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
SOLD "RApiUM" RIM

GLASSES FOX ttft
Two 0f GOO baidos humhugs uho
ever firnck Phoenix were brought io
terms They 500 doctors a. and 81
lIebtf Nho have recently been sen
ue pec.aclrs at ue fafc cd f21 and
upwards ner palr cinlmlne that the
aprciari. rims C0ntnlned half an
ounce OF rfdIum each 8ucn an
amount of m1um would bel worth "a
large fortune
The people who pnrhaHrd the ar.
tlclas mon found them to be worth
less aud warrants were sworn 0ut FOR
thr arrest 40 ihu Liebers They were
caught just as ihoy were about 90
leave on q train They were forced
90 round the money 90 AN who showed
that they had hcon defraudcd and
we're Then allowed their liberty.
They lofi fer Tues ana viii prob'
ably continue io go paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

der eases In as many months and 90
cured convictions ln an but one. no
was vigorous prosecutor Of election
frauds. and soon became feared aH
an enemy OF corruption and boodiing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
s6ss ssEs ESssS
oERMhNY'8 HANDS iN
nHHFTTn nr uUAWfI

3 The kaiser and bic ADVISORS I
. long 70 recognized Chat while
. the colonization 0f Brazil was an
q essential preliminary 40 the even F,
q Uual domination of the country |
. hy far tho greatest bold on the
. i.atlns would ba through nnau
4 ciai dependence uu Germany
. With lhis idea in mind Germany
. has been quietly working Tor eco I
3 monte nredominanCe IN Brazil
. and at last she has realized her I
. desire. Were Brazil now 60
. ADOPT n severe attitude toward
. iho Tcuiuns. the country would
3 probably have To- face bankrupt.
q cy Germany has her hands Ia
. the pockets Of Brazil end there %
. no escape for the South Amori.
can republic except ln thc pru.
lection OF The Monroe doctriue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

and TO oppose the Brazilian govern
mont whenever the authorities run
counter 90 TCutonic opinion.
The natural born citizens Of Brazil
are beginning 90 recognize the dangers
that are facing their country BY the
influx Of Germans. and the govern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

mated that there are moro than two
ihouAnd pfominsnt caiilemcn from
tho west and middle west ln THE city
at present. to see the exhibition aud
10 attend The Joint meeting OF tho
Western Caitlemon. which will begin
tomorrow The premium lisi is larger
than "a any previous cattle show 10
tho wogi and there a spirited rivalry
between farmers and stoct growers
ln nll tho different clas1cg. The oX.
hlbiti0n viii close on February dd
The New Mexican says Mrs. Nell
B Field OF Albuquerque, who came 90
Santa Fo Tor the Inaugural reception
and ball, ag n guest oi Mr aud Mrs
A. "a Befgcro, viii remain GOT anuineg
weeks visit She has many friends
IN Santa BE who Will hear with pleas.
IRE that she has decided 90 remain
longer. Mrs Fioid's name has been
among the many lists Of guests 90 the
social Affairs thig week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

A New Yorg newspaper prints a
story 60 the effect that Tim Hurst
iho umpire has retired That N.iter
evidently never saw Timothy in az.
zion. n ho had Dc would know that
there was thing retiring about Tlm.
He always stays Tor the big show and
ho will hc uu hanU when tho season
opens TO warp the painted sisna ON
the fence with his "play ha-l-l.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
GERMANY COLONIzING BRAZIL
AS MOVE TO BREAK DOWN
the MONROE DOCTRINE

HALF A MILLION TEUroNs kAisERs
BIDDING FLAG EMPlRE-PoHTu
oUEsE REPuBLlc m THE COILS or rHE GERMAN FINANCIAL
THRALLnoM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

J. .. Tallman. the chap who married
our good looking sister, passed throng'
town Friday morning Gentry. MOI
Sentinel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Joe CantlllOn manager of the Mil
waukeU team Iu the American Aasocia.
ilon who has been ill for three
months ln a Minnesota hospital. has
returned to Milwaukee 30 about as
good health a. ever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

More than one man has held a Joy
~ rrasning situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Charles Jones, "a business man Of
Keinor has arrived n the city and
will Frmalu several days transaciinF
hmm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-03
THIRTY ENTRIES RECEIVED
Names of Bowling Experts
Who Compete Next Week
Begin to Arrive.

Exactly thirty bowlers sent in their
entries TO Secretary A L. Jenkins of the
western Bowling congress as starters in
the big tournament next week This
number was received yesterday and as
the tourney is still several days away
the prospects for a large attendance are
exceedingly bright The entries received
were twelve from Denver, six from
Butte, six from Spokane and six from
san Francisco. When giving out the in
Iornatlon Mr.. jenkins remarked that it
looked good to him
Inc general committee was busy yes
teTday and decided upon the Third South
alleys as the place in which the tourna-
ment viii be held -Four OF the alleys will
be lifted up for tournament purposes and
the rest OF the space to be fixed I'D for
spectators. 1t is expected seating ac-
commodations will be had for 500 70 1000
spectators
W. S. Zehring is expected home from
the east today, where he has been in the
interest Of the tournament. He writes
that he will bring bowlers from as far
east as Kansas CITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-03
100 TO | LANDS At ASCOT
Entire Nous Is Second Horse at
These Odds to Land This
Season,

Les Angeles, March 2-Entre Nous made
his hackers happy, if there were any, by
winning al 100 10 ! at Ascot today. II
was the second 100 to 1 chance to finish
in the lead Of the field this season. Jo-
sizes Jewell at ID to l, was the other sue
cesstul outsider. Charles Green was the
single 1avorite that got home II front
Weather, clear; track fast
First race, six furlongs-Charles Green.
Daniel, TO I, second Sir Brinkley, 100,
Homer. 10 10 1, third. Iime-l-14$4- Me
lno, -ROcklands, Bailey, Piquet, Kate
Campbell and James J COrbeJt also ran
Second race, one mile-BelascO, les, Mil
Ter, 10 2, woni IurkeytOOt, 1O3, Nc
L 10 l, third. Time-1:4Zlz- Seedcakes
AsLraea and SWagger also ran.
Third race, seven furlOngs-Lady Mlrth-
ful, %, Preston, 70 /, won; FL Veracco,
107, Harris, 80 10 l, second; Patsy Brown,
103, MOrlarity, 10 l, third Time-1:2132.
kinsman, Princess Tulane, Prince Ching,
Hageroon, Tangible, san Luton, Stone
Arabia and Moor also ran. Needful left.
Fourth race mile and sixteenth-Sun-
ray 1UJ, Ross, Z 10 3, Won, Cabin, 1U6,
Miller, even, second; RUbinOn, IS, Preston,
. l, third. Time-l:47S4- StoesseI also
ran
Fifth race. four and one-half furlongs-
Entire Nous, 107, Harris. loo TO l, won;
Joan CT Arc 105. Kent. 10 /. second:
Captain farrell, I03, Powell. 70 to !, third.
Time-:551z. Emily N, Jack Gilroy. Ma
RE Esher, Alonzas 'Lady's Beauty, Induna
and Arcadia Belle also ran.
Skin race, SIX rurIongs-Josie's JeWeI,
50, Preston, 10 to I, won; Golden BUCK,
106, Powell, TO 2, second st. Winnifrede.
105, Clark 40 10 /, third. Tine-1:14 Star
Ing, Mary Glenn, Evelyn Griffin, Lille
B, Hilona and Dollie Withoff also ran.