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New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
sTEvEDoREs STRIKE AT HAVANA

Havana April 11.-Most Of the stevedoros
here struck work to-day in support of the ar,
ployes of the Havana Electric Railroad Tho
action OF the stevedores induced many other
wharf and harbor employees 10 follow their Az
ample In view or the fact that the strike ~ The
railroad employees has almost failed little ,ne
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

terest is taken in the attempts to bring about
general strike
Mayor O'Farrill. with the approval of President
Palma and Governor Nunez. has directed that
meetings of more than four persons during the
present strike agitation shall be dispersed
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
COMMONS TO MEET AGAIN APRIL a.
AMERICAN RED CROSS ACTION

London April 1.-THE House of Commons
this evening adjourned until April 24
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
FIGHTING
DARKNESS

Modern business devotes
good deal of time, thought
and money to fighting dark
ness, to lengthening the day
and shortening the night.
In this great fight The
New York Edison Company
plays the most important
part. No light is so good as
electric light; no service is so
good as that supplied by the
Edison Company; no one
means of light is so largely
used in this great city.
Ifyou want light to make
your place of business glow,
hang out night sign that all
may read.
If you have any new and
unusual use for light, talk to
US about it and we will sug-
gest new and unusual appli-
cation of the Edison service.
The New York Edison
Company
S. Duane Street
$50 Grand Street II7 w. Iz5th St.
sow. 3zd Street 634 E. r49th St.
Telephone 1850 1850 F5snkIin FrsnkIin
Go to your nearest branch
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
A Glorious Pre-Easter
Display of MILLINERY

particular of hat mind this collection viii fde
notifications If have decidedthere geange
choice anywhere; and all through.
modcxclus models
followed
beautu from used for
shapes
especially skill
who wishes be weorned
YOUR Easter hat undoubtedly here $40 to $50.
second foor.B Broadwa I &
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
MARKtT LETTER


special Correspondence.
knnBaa City. Mo.. Jan % The
extraordinary supply of $4,000 cattle
arrived last week, but tho market
averaged nearly steady FOR che week.
The yards we're we'll cleaned 90 every
day. th9 number held over from last
week hoing 21f head less than held
over az the end of the previous week
Traders say packers buying was
never az heavy ai this season before.
The run today is 5000 head. but buy
ort were eager for them. aud market
is strong 10 Zoe higher on all kinds.
ConaumptiYo demand is phenomenal.
and PRICES viii no doubt make further
gains within the newt few weeks, as
rooeipta can scarcely hold up TO pres
onf volume, while tho demand 90 nhoiy
to keep up. Choice fed steers sold
at $3.50 to-day, highest price since
December i6. number OF shipments
from The west were here last week.
Hay ted Colorado steers sold "a $500
10 eti0; cows. $500 10 t3.66, holfora
at tlSb. Idaho and Utah fed steers,
1910 % $3.50, New Mexico st0ckers.
f3.iei high bred panhandle yoarlings,
sf.20i cannors. sass 20 f2.f5 bulls,
a.hh 90 ta.lb, stays, 1876. IN enc corn
N"IN NAH NNIN ~ ANA MNM NANN MNaNN
feeders, which arc 30 scarce that
Quotations showing range OF bulk OF
stuokgTs and feeders. $3.50 90 f41t.
does not give a true idea of prices
on this olnsH. which sell up 20 9fG0.
The market is zoe higher today eva ell
kinds and everything points ID con-
iinuod strength.
Too many sheep az an points last
week broke prices 30 10 go cents.
1900 head were received here. but
trade Yves lively each day. and the
supply handled clearly, without ac-
cumulation ur congestion. Mild aud
sprlngllko weather throughout the
eastern half OF the continent for the
last ten DAYS has also been AGAINST
heavy consumption. Weather condl-
tons have changed In the last 4S
hours, and the moderate supply o.
1000 head today met a strong IN
quiry, prices 100 to l6c higher some
Arkansas valley lambs. "a lb.. sold TO-
day at fl.db. bulk OF pretty good
lambs $500 t0 $40. top yoarlinrs.
today $685. some 9S lb wethera.
$3.50 and 1903 10. ewes NO f5.2b As
in the cattle ride. demand from mutt
Ton cunaumers Ia enormous. and prices
quickly advance whom receipts dim
lnish Some partly finished owes sold
20 iCHder last week. at ii25 to $3.50.
and amhs BOB similar condition at
SEQ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

tined 10 bronF the great English
speaking nations into ever closer un.
Ion, As none other Than the final dc.
yclnpmoat OF the telephone power Co
height which viii permit OF CONVEX.
sations between individuals across
3l000 miles OF waters
Only q few days ago learned sclon.
lists were arguing on the possibility
OF establishing o. clean vibrant cleo.
trio connection between Liverpool and
New York and Fravely determined,
after much discussion that the feat
could never he accomplished.
For yeais bas So been known Eou.
orally tina; Mr. Edison was busily
engaged with experiments along this
line only within the last few months.
however. has ihCro been reason to
suppose that hls wofR was reaching
a definite result.
Tho temperance of tho famlllar
light during Che dark hUuu Of tho
morning in che windows of hia pri.
vate rooms in Che laboratory told
ihe people OF West Orange, n Js
that something momCntous was at
hand
That light showed that Mr. Edison
was working toward a conclusion Of
hls long labor For many weeks he
has worked slept and eaten "a the
laboratory. lying down when exhaust.
ca 90 snatch one 0r two hours rest
on q couch and then starting 20 his
work again when an the world was
asleep And now a. Oh known that Mr.
Edison has at last conquered the $50.
lculty OF transmission OF the sound OF
a human voice through long distance
OF water
Hitherto the great and almost in.
superahlo dinruliy In the way has
been ln the imposslbllity OF exactly
increasing the power Of the sound
waves der deep water
Wind or "A rough sea cannot AFFECT
the ,ra,smissicn OF an electric cur
rent To protect The wires heavier
Insulation % necessary and the in.
crease of insulation adds 90 the carry
Ing capacity OF the current Ia thus
graduating the exact power OF insula.
lion and IN attaining the highest De.
gree OF sensitlvcness between the ~.
coivor ana the transmltler. lay the
task which Mr. Edison. according %
high authority, has as last aurmountod.
The details are. OF course. known
only Co himself The secrets OF zoe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
SUPREME COURT
GENERAL iMPcRTANr CASES sUB
MirrED Az ARGUED AT YES
TERpAY's SESSION or COURT

The supreme court continued ltt
session al 10 o'clock yesterday morn
Ina IN me chambers IN the Capitol
building
The following business was trans
acted
Harold Hurd and W. A. Dunno Of
Roswell we're admitted 20 the bar on
certificates Of practice before other
courts In the supreme court yesior.
day They took the oath and signed
the roll Immediately.
Case 40 1894 entitled City of RIOS.
we'll appellant. vs. Thomas NJ. Dav
export. appellee. ten days granted 20
ne brief Patton, attorney for ap.
pollant and G1tewOod and Baioman.
attorneys Tor appellee This D. The
case On which Davenport sues 20 re-
cover damages for alleged injuries
Which he claims were received by fall.
Ing through q sidewalk IN Roswell. u
Do an appeal from the decision OF the
district court OF Chnvea county
Case No INA. entitled. Frank A,
Hubholl. appellant. w. Board OF Coun.
~ commissioners. Bcrnnlillo county.
appellee. submitted on hrlefs. Cnu.
ANNNf NhNNl M'N NNA HNNfNAtNMN NNN AAANNN
attorney Tor appellee
Case No. iil2. entitled Thomas S.
Hubhcl. rolator. vs. Ira A. Abbott
judge OF The district court OF Berna.
lilin county respondent motion 90
Quash argued and submitted
The following cases came up before
ihe court 40 the session yesterday:
Case 80 1899. entitled Territory Of
New Mexico. appellee vs Garland
Livingston. appellant under advise
mtnt by the court. Judgment 90 the
lower court affirmed. Pr'chard. attor
ncy for the appellee. and Freeman aud
Cameron attorneys for the nnpo'lout
Case No 1913. entitled Benjamin No..
pHc. ei als appellces. VS. Board of
County Commissioner BcrnalillO
county appellants. argued and sub.
mitied. Childera. attorney for APP
pelleeA and Ferguson attorney for ap.
naffnuE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
BEAUTIFUL WORDS ON
SANTA TERESA'S LIFE

Last Friday a week ago. January i2.
Santa Terp "a died no her home IN Clif-
ton, Ariz aud a few days later The
Citizen reproduced an account 81 her
death from the columns OF one OF tnc
Clifton weekly papers The Phoenix
paper finally clipped the article. and
ten days after her death the Rssoclat.
cd Press agent 40 Phoenix sent GS'
the news ao strictly fresh
NOW" A Fuend" has COME forward
Ia the Clifton Era. and Ia beautiful
words pays the following tribute 10
la Santa Teresa.
while yet in love with lie and en-
rapiured With tho world. she passed
to silence aud to droamless sleep"
With solemn mign ! bare my head
aud drop a silent tear upon the utile
moJnd that covers what was once The
home OF che we knew as Santa Ter
osa. a clean and hallowod soul, a gen
NE spirit. a loving and generous heart
Reared amid surrounding half bar
barrie she gathered Gods dew from
the native buds and flowers and cast
% broadcast t0 the world. Abused
illusod and banishod from ner ma
tive soil she planted love and kind
ness where ere her Goa was laid ant
many gathered foliage from the sprout
Ing seeds and woayCd them wroathl
of peace and sweet content. A leadel
OF the blind, a teacher OF Gods way
yet where she learned The lessons
that she taugnt. no one can say. Tn
trampled hy the wrongs she sunegH,
at the hands OF those who should hay,
been her friends. she cast a honlsol
upon the lands that gave them birtl
and on the hand that smote her HeI
little span n lie has been a trag
edy. and yet she passed az gently Q,
her dreamiess sleep as she had lived
Uugulded hy the lore OF any sect, un
wavgrIug through The lure OF world.
Joys she saw The highway OF eteFna
right through AN the winding ways
u ay her in The earth
Add from her pure aud unpolluieN
flesh
MAY yl0lols spring.
I ten thee. priest aud minister.
a mlnlsigrlng ansol hath this Woma
been A FRiE.;D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
THE BROKEN RESOLUTIONS
lY ~. oRANT MILLER.

hF GnAn. GRANT MlELEks
And $50. after e week or two have
your New Year resolutions withered
and gomez
Have you already neglected the
nice new diaryg Have you gone back
to sm1kinu or drinking. or saying
apitoiul things. after "a few days of
murtyrdum2
VOL wen YOU are not the only
one.
lie OF she who fails 20 carry out
AN nlgh resolutions has the comforts
of lots of company
There ore people who gay that good
resolutions are bad because failure Do
them reveals i0 one his own weak
nCssCs and slavery 90 habit. that hay-
log once failed hc De- les likely ever
10 try again with The hope and con.
ulonce ao necessary 90 success.
But isn't Il better Tor us 10 know
our weaknesses than TO be- blind 90
theme Isn't 10 better 90 have tried
once and failed than never 10 have
tried at all2 strength comes OF Of
fort
Isn't Il better for man Ia have had
"a week. or a day even, of sohrioty
Tor himself and OF happiness and hope
for his wife and children, 10 have
had clcarbrainod look AZ himself
and the world about him. aad TO have
known FOR a little while at least how
% feels 10 be- D man and master Of
himstlfg
one battle does not always decide a
campaign one failure, onoarevegso,
or dozen of them. need not mean
defeat.
There d no need of waiting till next
New Year % ny again A good roso'
tuition and good efforts are as GOOD
ono day as another They are hC3t Of
am when made every day.
Years are hg spaces We live by
days. Every morning whom we wake
new world begins, every nlght whom
We drop 10 sleep The old world ends.
Years. centuries. ages, ere nothing %
us but nameai q O. the days hours.
minutes. roconds, that are ours
The host time 20 try 20 set up h.
when you realize that you have fallen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
Grief DRIVES SPAIN'S BEST
TOREADOR TO A MONASTERY
MAzZANTlNi TURNS HIS BACK
ON TRiUMPHs AND WEALTH
BECAUSE He LOVES HIS CHER.
isHEp HELPMEET.


Madrid. Jan 21.-Luls Mazzautiui.
tho most famous bull fighter DO Spain.
intends 60 enter the cloister cf the
Augustine friar of the Escurial MAJ.
zaniinl ls hearthrOken over the death
of his wife, which occurred recentb
in Mexico,
Mazzantini began NE a. country
railway porter. aud tor q long time
be- had a hard struggle with poverty.
One day some OF the youths OF the WI.
LACE organized NOylllhda, a hght
with vcry young bulls which De- "A pop
ular sport In small towns Although
Ne bad never before faced a bull. Maz,
zautini showed surprising skim. short.
ly after De- duplicated be hrst sue.
cess. and This decided him 90 ADOPT
hull lrhtlng. although BIS wife, Ui.
lhee bollo. at FIRST objected
Mazzantini entered o. travelling trnup
OF NoyiIlcros, as "a handlrIllern. thc
person who throws gayly culOred
darts lnto the bulls sides before tnuy
are killed Hc was dlllEOnt and soon
organized q troupe OF his own fu bis
new position of "nrst sword" be- won
constant praise aud ln a memorable
enlargement at Seville. twenty years
ago. Dc succeeded 10 taking tho alter.
native" ut the hands OF Frascuclom,
then tho best bun fighter in spain
From that time his real trlumpnH
began he was paid from $1,000 90
$1,000 for each appearance 90 me ring
and repeatedly audiences, driven 60 a
frenzy of admiration by his SKILL
threw into the ring Tor him purses
OF money and jewels.
MaE2antini took part in 1900 fights
and during bis career has Killed over
5000 bulls Eleven times he has been
injured, on six occasions seriously
lie has rescued many OF bis follow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
RICH GOLD STRIKE re.
PORTED NEAR SANTA re

Two wood cutters while az work six
miles northeast Of Santa be. recently
discovered some nno looking mineral
bearing rock IA place. 10 which free
gold was Visible Corhoit a Collins
assayerB OF santa We, found the
samples 10 run very hlgh IN gold and
silver One sample assayed over $500
ln gold and silver Another sample as
aayod over $500 in gold and $50 in
silver per ton. A. yot only few
claims have been located ON account
of the severe weather Numerous
croppIngs show great quantities of ore
OF the same general character cover.
Ink a large area Tho mineral u
found In a formation OF quartz ac-
companiod by considerable iron sui
phldoa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
STOCK SALES

apel al COrrusp ondenco.
Kansas Ci'y Mo. Jan. Ia Follow.
ing we're some sales of Colorado and
western cattle az Kansas City this
week
j. E Hanson. Hotchkiss. Colo. 1884
stockors. SIS pounds. si1O. "a heif.
ers, St2 pounds $3.50, % COWS. 1865
pounds. f3.6D. rs COWS. 975 pounds,
%.
Adam Thomas. Montrose. Colo. on
killers fi8e pounds 81. SO feeders,
90s bounds, $3.50, i25 stuckers. 6sl
sounds. ASS.
William Auckland. Olney. Colo. So
helfers. $50 pounds l3S5 ~ stock.
cr5. 63a pounds, 81 90. 20 Gamers.
7SS pounds 32l5 90 calves 39s
pounds. 1915
A. h. EIdddge Soda Springs,
Idaho. 28i feeders. i0lS pounds. sass;
20 feeders. lO-l pounds. 49,
I q, W. NoWmyer Monte Vista. Colo,
| ~ stockers. ca pounds. sass, 10
COWS, Slb pounds. $50. 10 yearllngs,
i56 pounds t375
L. IS Pond Thatcher Idaho. SIS KILL
era 1856 rlunds s375. COWS. 1923
pounds 81 3 bulls l5tO pounds.
s2.G5.
Carroll. udgeway Colo, ~ COWS.
1864 pound. 1856.
w. ". jones. Deming, n. NJ 26S
/ steers 719 pounds $40
SHEEP.
J FolloWina we're some sales OF west
on sheep aud lambs at Kansas CITY
/ for the week
Monday, January rs.
H. X. Eu.rly Ponca City. Okla $40
lambs N r0unds, Sis.
/ NJ A. Rogers, Valley Center. KAN
500 lambs Be- pounds sos.
Lotherman a L.. Lamar Colo. al
sheep and rawlings. IS pounds, $3.50.
! J. ~ Power la Junta, Colo, $50
ewes. SO rlunds, g.
A. Gardner Las Animas Colo, i03s
sheep and earrings 0S pounds. $3.50
/ W. A. 90 q Son. las Ainmas Colo.
1O5 lambs rs poundg s7.ab
| G.. nelous. las Animas, Colo" az
wethers. 90 pounds, t1.No.
STANDARD N. a D. 8 Co. Almcna
Kan. I7ig yoiherH, me- pounds. S565
John Or ton. Monte Vista. Colo.
1863 lambs 05 pounds $685..
G.. A. tulver Monte Vista. Colo.
HMA lkiNN"H IN NNNNN"t NfHANH Owe NAiAiN"
20 pounds s725.
TUESDAY, January rs, 1906,
w. A. COLI a Son, las Anlmas
Colo sos tmbs. 7S pounds. S78o
STANDARD 49, a. l.. $. Co. Kansas
1Nis wethD f2O pounds $50
G. A. OF s. Monte VISTA. Colo s6I
lamba, SO FUNDS $40.
Il @. q n, mycr Monte Nista. Colo
500 lhmh Gg pounds. $40.
Wednesday. Jan, airy ".
A g.. A. culver Monte Vista Colo
S5i lambs ,2 pounds. $40.
John nr ION. Monte Vista. Colo
bs5 lambs BIZ pounds. $3.50.
. Gardner Son. las Anlmas. Colo
. ] enc wethor 20 pounds, t515,
Thursday, January &c.
, summer q 81. Colorado. lOl2 feed
Ing ewes. no pounds si60.
q Waylald. Monte Vista, Colo 5I
lambs. Ge rlunds. 81
Friday January ~.
" N. WGrdon Monte Vista, Colo
SOS lambs "a pounds, sG.55.
Il. McMugus. Monte Vista, Colo
$40 feodIng lambs, Ga pounds. fGA0
John Cameron, Las Animas, Colo
, i7e sheep and yearlinEs 81 pounds
t615.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
SCIENCE EXTENDING


Anderson. Ind Jan, 2i-Tho six.
tenth annual meeting OF the Indiana
State Dairy association opened here
today with large attendance. repre-.
scnling every part OF the state. Many
prominent representatives Of this im.
poriant ndpfiry are here and some
win deliver addresses before the con.
yHnton. Az this convention particular
attention VIII be given Go the problems
OF The milk producer one OF the ia.
torostIng features Of the meeting viii
he "a COW judging demonstration by
experts. The development of the field
work and me educational butter acor
inga conducted hy the Purdue Expert.
mont station have been OF great value
90 the dalrymen &C this state ans have
greatly Increased the interest OF the
aWmers and dairymon in a more Bclon'
tine method In dairy work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

weight the endurance Of the battery is
increased
Mr. Bdlsons improved storage bat
terry VIII. Il is believed. enable AZ auto
mobile Of hlrh power - maintain a
maximum speed ranging from 100 90
100 miles an hour Under the present
conditions q is possible for a racer
81 high power Co attain a maximum
speed OF i2C miles an hour and main.
tain n for perhaps eve minutes
With the Improvements now COM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Tho ma iH on m silver Bell wear
iod nf having the name of being tho
toughest town in Pima county and
tiriug of being designated The town
where holi breaks loose every pay
day" Silver Ben has taken q upon
Itself to have q general cleaning up,
says tho Tucson cltlzcn. The moral
wave which iH sweeping over the
prosperous camp bias been comlng on
for some time. 10 So not tho result on
explosive ministries preaching from
che pulpit against vice. The agita-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

chamber in which Mr. Edison works
through the silence OF TIE might are
more ieolously guarded than the state
phpera ~ German bureaucracy. But
that be is at last by correlatlvp ox.
pertinent able 20 accurately estimate
the carryine power OF hla sound waves
under the sea ls now beyong q doubt
Side By side with The sea telephone
ia the veteran inventor completing
certain remarkable developments IN
the Edison nickel iron storage battery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
LOOKING AFTER THE
LoNo NEGLECTED TREE9

Burlington. W. Jan 2i--rhe fores'
try problem which o. beginning 20
confront every one of the eastern
states IN rather serious manner,
will be the principal subject OF dis.
cussion 81 he annual meeting OF the
Vermont State Forestry association,
which opened here today The az
tendance o. unusually large and a
number az prominent experts, among
them several from other states, viii
deliver addresses aud read papers on
matters pertaining 20 the care and
preservation uf forests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

ton Tor the betlofmont % the morals
Of the camp has been On for some
time The fret decisive efop 20 be
taken was the arrest Of three women
who were charged with conducting
houses OF no fame. They we're tried
before Justice D0an. found guilty. and
sentenced to twenty ave days In the
county iail They we're brought On
last oveninG and put On iail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
RIVAL CHINESE FACTION
FIGHT m NEW YORK

New York Jan. 2f-War broke ont
in the streets of Chinatown today be-.
tween two rival Chinese factions, the
Hlp sings and on rOnga. Two chi
namen were killed surfing the shooting
and a third one was MORALLY wounded
while another one was badly Injured.
The police have arrested several Of
the participants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
PROMOTER OF BOHEMIAN col.
ONY RETURNS TO SOCORRO

Max KIrchman. faithful to his prom.
ise. returned 20 the Gem city last
"Wednesday in the best OF spirits aud
we'll satisfied with bis two days stay
IN Chicago. says the SOcorro Chief.
tain After attending to an necessl.
ties OF the association, ho visited the
officials of the Santa No road and ar
ranged for reasonable transportation
ana freight rates Tor our newcomers.
Mr- kirchman well understands his
responsibility as secretary aud gen
eral managog of the American Bohe.
milan association. which. combined. are
q source of continuous care and worry,
but Ms indOmItabie energy win over.
come any dinicultles presented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

New YORK, Jan. 20 Ere the world
De- few months older humanity and
civilization will be- the richer for q
new development lu electric science,
evolved from the Inventive genius Of
Thomas A. Edison.
The now discovery, which "a doa-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
ARE Welded IN San FRANClSCO
MRS. DOROTHY BOWMAN MOoERs
WEEDS LUIS OLIVER FuLLEN, or
CARLSBAD, N. NJ.

After more than three years otWid.
0whood. ln which tho bereavement
was effected through the cOurts, Mrs.
Dorothy Bowman Muocrs, daughter of
he nov W g. bowman 90 thia city,
wac married in San Francisco Wed.
neaday evening to Luis oliver lullen.
ZOO attorney of Carlsbad. N. NJ and
editor 0f paper ln Chat town, says
The Los Angeles Exam.ncr
The dispatch does not enter into
the romance OF the affair. but the par
tlcipatlon OF Minnie Bowman, Aa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

0rst introduced 90 tire public two
years ago with a view 10 its adaptable.
ity TO the use Of the automobile Mr.
Eiison's lab0fs With the storage bat
terry have lain 90 the direction Of
gradual liEhteuing ia the weight of
the battery. ith each reduction IN the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
CUSTOMS INSPECTOR
WIRES FOR ASSISTANCE.

Customs Inspector A. y. Putnam, Of
El paso. had quite "a time getting An
gcl Morales a smugglcr, % Doming
ior TRIAL Eu route Go las Cruces,
whore be- intended giving bis prisoner
hearing before judge A. II. Chanee,
be- ran across four Cinnamon on the
train who were without certificates
0f citizenship Tie took them ln
charge Arriving 90 Las Cruces. he
found judge Chance was On a Dos
ptal at El Paso and that Il wo q
boz necessary 90 take bis FIVE prla'
0nors 90 Defining Tor a hearing. Not
caring TO take chances with so many
prisoners he wired United States
Marshal Foraker here for assistance,
and Deputy Marshal Cooper was sent
tO HIS rescue.
Between the two Of them they man
aged t0 land their prisoners safely
behind the bars az Demlng whore they
will be given n bearing. Deputy
Cooper is expected 90 return 90 the
city from Demlng tomorrow.