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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
Some Have Increased But the
Net Result Has Been
a Decline.
BIG COMPANY IS FORMED
FOR BRAZIL IMPROVEMENT
Society Is Formed For sending
jewish Immigrants 30 Various
Parts OF the West.

London. Dee 90 The annual re.
port 0f the board ul trade Goa Wages
and heun of labor in the United
Kingdom has been published from
which &c appears that the changes in
wages during thr year resulted Ice "a
nee reduction The amount of de-.
crease however. measured iu weekly
loss of wages be- ycry small smaller
ln fact than for The four preceding
years while loo thc FIRST half of ihc
present year there wuH. uu fhD whole
q decided upward movement ln tho
lnur wears 1901 1904 reductions boz
ihr rules of wages uf coal miners
formed DE predominant factor 10
1905 the wages boo the industry con.
tInupd un decline. hut there wus au
important advance loo tho cotton trade.
and wages also rose in the pills. iron.
and iron and stcp. muuuiu"tuIiur in.
du+rlrs The rDpnr goes uu tu say
talking into account The various dates
af which the rhanurr iu 1905 came
into operation the met decrease BOO The
Years wages bill due tu the changes
recorded in this report may bc rough
Ig estimated no 2S1l1Nl. as compared
with decrease oi &i5GA175 n 1904
and Sll352 $50 ln 1909 For the iirai
half off ihls year SN32.A2G work people
had uoi increase in their wages. the
total increase in all wages amomtinr
tu $4,000 week and Tor thc same
time the hours of work were dccroas
pd by ll.9o2 The report winds 900
Do, st5lldg chat wages at prcsout are
high and food ghcan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
WameSake Sued
BY a BUXOnl Concert SINGER
THEODORE ROOSEVELT PELL
WAS an ARDENT wooER. SAYS
MISS RoBERT-HE SAYS IT'S
BLAcKMAiLiNo ACTION.

Special Corres nnndoucp
N,v y,tD p,e "a 40 aha mai,.
49,.
Hi''i'''''' "''''"''' 'i
robert thn fnrmor concert singer
are proven Theodore Roosevelt pcil
o. ,.t.,,,, Ina, b. .,,.r- f.,,. breach of
promise was an hra'u' N'''I
Mis. liuhCr' declares thaI iht name.
sake snd distant relative of thc uicsi-
.r,l ~. ..r,,1 i,,,g r,i.ii,. .br.,f.r
IA t., r,ro,it ,,irI4. ig tt, nvept 81
fbair t.lrg .rp,r,tad r,f..r.t b, ber
81. ....l.', i.fiin, . .iIFi. iau,n
of v,iI . ..v..tb ~, f,r.,., ana
.b,a-, rf , fro,..pd i,y.
.rbt... ...,,.. 49,, Il. ,.,.,,p,l,i.. .e.si.t,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
DEFINING AFTER
ARTESIAH WATER

A. ur e1 600 PROSE- se garu chat ihe
machinery to trl tho artoeian veil
az Defining has been purchased end
VIII arrive 8f an rarly date. sage the
Demlng Graphic This. of course.
means that tho actual drlllinE Tor ar
tesian water here aill soon bo e.
grand reality Arealan Naier once
secured here will cause the cOuntrl
% develop iIka fh0 spreading 0f che
Wild namcs On au uncomfortable con
Migration
q viii depend on iho depth ana che
nature of fho SOIL fhE will bo pane
tratod ga drilling aa 90 the extent Of
time d will tRko io hnd q woll 81
water IS struck 40 ali and h seems
b. be- the general opinion it viii b.
possibly an a derth nut greater shan
800 fees
pomlnF has a country that has a.
rich and productive soil aa d to be-
found ln che west and % aricaian
water H gotten tho resi- can easily ho
aurmaed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
BAILEY CHILDREN
RECEIVE NOTHING
Senator Brown Failed 10 Re
member Little Ones
In viii.
SENSATION IN SALT LAKE
Offspring Declare They viii IS
tabllSh Their Paternity
In the Courts.

solt Lake city Dec "a Had the
late ex-senator Arthur brown fore
Hcen his death 40 Che hands of Mrs
Bradley be- could have devised no
moro Ingenious retaliation than the
post murtCm royouge contained ln his
VIII Tho document which wah writ
ten August 60 5000 four months be-
fore Mr Brown was shot down at
The R1lciEh Doe Washington. was nlrd
Saturday fur probate
q DO net devise of give. cor BE-
queaih anything to auy uf the chill
drcn Of Mr Anna n bradley a. tho
Language uf u du not think aus
child, on children born tu Mrs Anna
N Bradley is of arc mine bat
whether such child or children be- or
not / expressly provide that neither
Or any of them shalt receive anything
at mY estate
. have newer married Anna 10
Bradley and never intend to % She
should pretend fhat any such res
tiRa ever existed between ua 90 jus.
tify Much inference. ! direct my exc
CWi0nNr 10 contest ans claims 0f ans
Kind gNe May present and ! direct
thar FhN receive nuihinE frem my rs
tate
Tho trHtator belurnihs all his prop
~rty valued AZ about $4,000. 90 hia
two children by hIH Hrul and second
wife. Alice Brown and Mna Brown
Tho children 900 specifically dlain
herliod are Arthur aged q aud MARX
aged years The attorneys pugaF
ga by Mr. BradleYs relatives in Salt
fake decline 20 discuss the gill at
This time bat there o. scarcely a
question Than IL contest ulli bo lnati
tuted. as much f0r the catahiiahing of
their paternity aa to secure u none
tary confederation This d. more
likely. as Mrs Bradley la. or wua
fcw months ago lu posBcaai0n of Def
tors signed with Browns name .u
whlrh thr relationship with ono Cor
both uf me children b. ackn0wiedEcd
ln one 3f THESE letters. written after
the birth of ihe hfs. child occurs %"
quotation
Your blood with mine cominRicd
set shalt mount enc throne 0f k.ngs
The cunieuis of tho alll has causes
"a sensation IH Salt lake and given
rise 90 severe criticism 1i the dead
lawyer The document Nas nied by
MnK Brown eho o. named as rNecu.
tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
NO ELECTION FRAUDS
IN SOCORRO COUNTY

Al The opening OF the present term
of district court for SOCOrrn county
Interested parties called District A.
tonty WoifurdH ageaii0a to the 70.
peatod reports that gross election
frauds were perpotratod at the late
election iu san Antonio precinct says
the socurro Chehian The principal
charges wire that numerous ballots
known to have been cast did not APP
pear to have been counted and that
the balloi.b0x was placed in a dark
room where the voter could not see
his ballot deposited Mr. Wolford
told the parties 90 produce their wit
nesses and promised 90 lay the mat
ter before The grand jury, and, " in.
diCtmenta were iuuad, 20 prosecute
the guilty parties 90 the full oNteat
that the law allowed About a dozen
witnesses were produced before the
district attorney, and the only thing
that any one of them would testify 20
bearing upon the suai.,., was that De
had heard q reported that certaia %.
legal acts had been committed nt tno
time and place referred 90 The dis.
trlct attorney laid tho matter before
the grand jury however. aud pro
duced witnesses as long as that body
would examine them The charges
were dismissed cas- having no evidence
whatever % support them. The ap-
parcnuy iadisputablo facts ere that
the ballots were fairly cast aud fair.
~ counted Ia san Antonio precinct
and that the ballot box was placed on
a table against window. through
which every voter passed. his ballot
aud could see "a deposited 10 be- cared
tO 90 So
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
SURPLUS RESERVE
AGAIN RESTORED
Improvement Is Due Almost
Wholly to Gain In
Cash.
SITUATION is MUCH EASIER.
Official Bank Statement Fully
Realizes Expectations Of
FindnCiers.

New York. Dec 20 rhe Fluanclor
says thi. wcck
Tho Gh1ia statement OFF the New
York associated hanks fully realized
early expectations and Indicated an
cniir. restoration of zoe surplus 90.
serve after showing deficiencies in
each of thr previous Two weeks This
Improvement Iu bank conditions was
due almost wholly 90 Important gains
loo cash tho loan account contributed
only moderately 90 such Improvement
showing Aul small contraction
Toe gain boz cash was S6ieGsOO.
and this amount almost pXertiy cor.
responded with thai which was csti
mated upon thc basis Df The rr1co.
able movements uf muC0y iuri2g the
Rrtk N may br observed that fhiH
remarkable accuracy 300 Che estimates
was obtained because uf tho fact that
thp iaia for tho Calcnlafiun Waa sup
piled by tnr records of cash W0Yn
mDnis go fhc subtreaauy.
q neral deposits Increased Sl.5s1.
40 which ls nearly $1,000 900 below
the tOta. OF tho gain in cash less The
decrease oa loaas and. therefore. thc
statement made unly "a fairly good
propf The required reserve against
general deposits was augmented 81
1850. deducing which from the boz
crease in reserve 90 l3.es0. 300 sur
plus. against 81 69g05O deficiency iu
the previous week
Computed uDna tho basis of de-
nusitB less those of tiGdgs 200 public
funds which b may Be noted iu
creased 81 $50 200 duriug che week
the surplus o. sJf30.A5O Loans Werl
contracted only $4,000. it iB sur
prislug that with the enormous lla
uidnilou ln the stock market and thf
heavy caIliaF Of loans By the banks
this Itcm showed go small a decrease
The excess of luans over deposits was
SIS $4,000 against SEQ G1l 600 Boa th,
previous week
The statement of thr cloarnr
house banks for tho secs shows that
thD banks mold 49, $50 800 more than
the legal RESERVE requirement. Tni.
o. an increase az S4G7NgaO. as com
pared with iafi wcca Tho statement
follow
Loans. yl021ls8 400 decrease
SfA3 600
On. poslls is7i gis 500 ucrJase 81.
$50 500.
Circulation. f53625 600 decrease
$4,000
Legal tender. i6D665 Goo Increase
~ l3p 300
Specie ti106g7GDO increase a.,
GsT.t
Reserve. S.4C laa.i00 increase g..
lgG.sD0
Roa,rge required selgal2 en0 in
crease. fl.iiG.s50
Surplus ig2s0s0n lncrnsr a.,
y13 300
Ia United Staten deposits. ST $50.
600. Increase $3.50 600
The surplus This Week compares
wiih q ichcit laat week 90 81 $50 $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
OPERATING MEERscHAuM
MINES m NEW MEXICO.

New York Dec % The president
OF the American Moomchaum and
Mining company. Louis NJ Boyer
bias been visiting Sapollo near Sil
ser city. New Mexico where the
company D. extensively operatlug
Meorschaum mines To-day be- stated
at meeting OF thc company that be
was highly pleased with the results
nf che past sis months huI complain.
ed uf the great dimCuliy Boa getting
supplies Zoo the camp ~ something
was NOT done during the winter
months be- Was afraid the output
would ur seriously rifpCtei This
company Va Incorporated under The
laws OF New Mexico tu work thr
5opoIitc deposits of The Sapollo. the
only known deposits oi their kind ON
the American continent ur .n The
world except of Asia Miaor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
TO RELIEVE coNoEsTED
COMnITlONA OF JEWS.

Nov York. noC ~ landing IOW8
ln The country realizing tho necessity
Of action 90 relieve c0nEostod condi.
tlons OF the Jewish quarters In this
city. Chicago and othrr large cities.
met Saturday to discuss plans ~
was decided 10 take all possible steps
20 divert Jewish immigration to the
west ana with This object iu view an
association was formed No cnori
win be made 90 encourage immigra
ton bat an poor Jews Who arrive .n
this and other Atlantic ports will
have AN opportunity 90 go % cities
aud towns in the south and west %
was decided 10 establish agencies aud
bureaus ~ Information iu New York,
Galveston Texas. and other ports
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
NORTHWESTERN MILLS
CLOSED DOWN TO-DAY

seattle Wash Dec a. An local
shIusle mills have closed down here
owing to The great scarcity uf labor
u is so dihcuii 10 get men to work
Iu the woods that the price of shinglo.
bolts have gone skywnrd and mllImeu
have found O. impossible go operate.
with profit, at tho present figure 40.
other cause asCribed for The fuspeu
sion Is che conditions Ha 60 the car
supply and the unsettled conditions
resultant from the recent foods.
Tho mills are expected to resume
operation about February i5l'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
GREAT NEW HAR.
Dor FOR BRAZIL,

Portland. Me- Dcc ga company
has been Incorporated under The laws
ui this state with am authorized issue
of $4,000 600 for the purpose of con.
struCting aud operating an extensive
haTbur aud docks af Para ai the
mouth OF mo Amazon river Tor fact
lifting the shipment of freight to and
from fhc interior uf Brazil Sir VIM
Van Horne iF president pt The com
pany which is composed mostly uf
Now York nnanciprs The federal
government OF Brazil has giVcn the
company o. concession FOR heir opera.
ton on the Para river ai Para. oppo
site the island ui Mumin Para De-
one of the principal commercial cen.
tres Ia north Ru2iI and has q popu.
Miion of 10000 persons The syudl-
cate has been granted the exclusive
rights 20 impose port dues on al yes.
sells entering tho hurbur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

over The country and making attacks
pu ranches mines and travellers
Wherever they get % DsHnCp The go,
eminent 8 doing all loo its power 10
protect foreigners and us oVn people
hui the Indians have quit making gen
era warfare and are carrying uu the
old war as handful % ls confidently
hoped that thU trouble with the In
dians Will bc wiped one in The course
Of twelve months as railways are De-.
Ing built through tho country thus
cuuL,lng the government fo stop the
dcprpdat ions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
col UNIVERSITY
TEAM 70 CONE WEST.

New YORK.. Dec 2f-Thc schedule
of the Columbia university basket
hail teams western trips was an.
noaaced to-day They viii make an.
extended tour az the western cities
leaving here on December 2s. Games
will BE- played with she University of
Wisconsin. Appleton business college
ct Illinois, and several Of the lead
ing teaEss including the Y. NJ q A.
Chicago Central and others
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
AMERICAS FIRST rEA
CRcP VERY LARGE

Charleston, y e.. Dec 2A-1hc
marketing OF Americas first tea crop
rs uow Ia full swing no less than
twelve thousand pounds having been
Grown on a plantation iu Culleton
county. a fcN miles from here Tea
has been grown in Ponhurat. at the
government experimental garden for
the past two years az Simmoriile
hut the product marketed n0w Do
the FIRST of q purely commercial ven.
ture u is expected that next years
output will b. very largc EOS sea is
90 ho grown Boo e. very large number
OF plantations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
FLoRIpA's MuLLET ak.
PORTS DURING SEASON.

Iaml1 Fla Doc ~" DuTInF th0
season just closed 35iG.t00 pounds
OF muliot and 0tht fish were export.
ed from the smgn fishing ports of
punta Garde Tnc bulk 81 the ship
meets went 90 Jacksonville Sayau
nah and Charleston from which
points they were distributed The
crews have an been paid on ana viii
noe RESUME work until January lst
Bottom fish ls nov being extensively
taken all along the east coast and
part of ihe nee Is after spanish
mackDrpl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
KILLING NEAR SANTA RITA
MEXICAN Woop.HAULER SHOT
TO DEATH az A YOUNG
COAL MINER

Miles Adams who was doing as.
,Hamnent work con- SOME mining
plaima near Santa RITA this county.
shot and instantly KILLED a Mexican
hy thu name of Pablo Garcia. last
Friday Afternoon, says the silver CITY
iWterpriHp
Adams was in the employ of Coun-
Is OOmmlEsluuer a.. q Link. and was
working on some claims located Two
nilea north OF Santa Rita. ou the
Ge0rrotoWn road Hu had establish
od his camp q day or $50 ana some
food supplies were stolen from his
feut while he was absent
About halt past two O'Clock Friday
afternoon Adams who was some dis
iaRre from camp ON nearby hilL
styH ho say q Mexican carrying a grip
frum his tent 60 wagon standing
in the road The grip looked familiar
tnd Adama started for his tent 90
Investigate and upon reaching the
tent the Mexican VAS busy packing
bed clothes ANA other artcloa.
Adams asked the Mexican what he
was doing. whcroupon he began curs-
ing and saying "i'il IA sou" Adams
drow bis gun and shot Garcia made
an effort tO escape saylng, "lll get
YOU SCI Adams then drcd four
moro Hhuit
Adams iu once wont ln Santa Rita
ANA related bis story Ia Might Watch
man Tom Tomas. and was then turn
t,d over 90 sheriff FuraWurih Satur'
dag Adams wac brought Co silver
OiiV and lodged in che county jail
Garcia va resident of santa RITA,
ana vas a wOOd-hlulor llc leaves
a VITO
k1ans BAH was placed a' $4,000
io await th action of The grand jury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
GREAT SHORTAGE OF
RAW SILK IN AMERICA.

Nov York. nee a. There is al
great shortage of raw SIR in this|
oountry and thIngs point to stll
further reduction n the quantity
Last yoar the worlds production oil
allk was nearly 5000 nnn pounds
sholtor than the previous year The
returns for this year have not been
oompssod bui from Europe, japan
and utiiua come rCpOns that thr crop
viii De- the smallest Tor many years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
A Me.iern Monder

There's q Hiil AZ Bowio Tox. that's
,twlco as big as last year This won.
der Is " T.. nill Who from a weight
OF 90 pounds Mas grown 90 over so
Hc says q suffered with % terrible
cough. and doctors gave me uD o. die
1f couwmptior was reduced Go 90
ton coughs aad colds Now after
taking ~ bottles have moro than
doubled in weight ald am completely
cured Only sure cough and cold
uro Guaranteed by All druggists.
soc ana ST. Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
FEARED HER FRIENDS
WOULD RAG" THEM
MAMIE GRAHAM AND VANCE
GREEN MARRIED THIS AFTER.
NOON AT COUNTY COURT
HOUSE.

q just knox my friends Will rag
us 10 death. $50 please don't psf Il in
the papers thai we're married plead.
ed Miss Mamie Graham at tho court
house yesterday. where Iustlco OF
the Peace Miguel Chavez said the
words that made her the wife of
Vance Green an employo uf the San.
"a Fo
Mamie and Vance are col0red
Your friabda read Tire Evening
Citizen To hnd out tbe negs ana n
thry discover thW your wedding De-
loit out they Nll teel ihe paper b not
goiiIag what thoy pay f0r suggested
ihe reporter io whom zoe aboYc ap.
peal was addressed
The newly married couple VIII rr.
side nf 5ln West Lead avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
ANNUAL MEETING o.
SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA

UOIumLIH UnIVUfHIfy IlVC IL
Five hundred of the leading scientists
of America Will assemble here from
December 20 10 January End under
the auspices of the American nHaOcia-
tion Tor the advancement of science.
a large number Of societies dealing
wlth scientific subjects are HeudIng
Representatives and thc meeting
promises 10 be- che mOJ important
1f Gas Kind ever held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

For tWcnty years W 4. hawla of
BELLS. Tenn. fought nas5l caiarrh, 10
writes "Ihe swelling and soreaeea
Inside MS nose was fearful con
heean applying nuckien'a ArnICa
saiya 90 tio sore surfac0, this caused
iho aorcness and swelling 90 diaap'
pear never to return BEST aalVc ln
existence zoe at an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

prominent eomrn aud ms family iH
perhaps as goud as that uf Mr peli
I ann direct descendant from Louis
Henri phillipe hing of france and
che nrDscn puD nOrleHus la my
fourth cousin
Teddy Ten made love to mr for
two years desperate love Hu he.
came SEQ soft that 40 Times had to
fdmuniah h.m 20 was klas kiss kisa.
nlI ihe time hr was around We had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
VAoUis ARE TRouBLE.
BoME m MEXICO.

Chihuahu4 Men Dec "a All ihe
nincs Iu th|s district are being DE-.
serted con aecnuni ~ the fanW
troubles aud the country is almost
doaa as Ear as mining o. concerned
Cor Mexican soldiers boo am1ll de-
aila are patroIliug the country hui
rowing bands ol NuQu.s ore ranflnF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
MAiNus lcg CROP WILL
81 LARGE THIS YEAR.

Portland ore. Dee 2i-lt ls OK.
pcctod that nve or sIX hundred thou.
sand tons of Gee will Dee Cut for ship.
ment farther south this year The
ice crop is aircad, good and opera.
tlona have been commenced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29
NEGROES FosMiNo
COLONY w CALIFORNIA.

Oakland Dec "a Negroes of thls
clty have formed q Citlzens Progrs
uisc club wh.ch was Incorporated CO.
day They intend buying 40 q lot
of .and 0n which they VII build and
form an Afro American colony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

fayorito tables 90 fashionable rcstau-
rnata. We enjoyed many automobile
rides and be- took me frequently tn
The thgatrr or course. became
deeply in love with him fur him
abandoned my musical career When
! learned the truth. decided tD bring
the suit
% H said that tbc Nlro of Teddy
Pcli with hor father has implicit
fnth in him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

HonIf " Jana. of tho simon stern
Clothing company. started last night
ou an extended visit to New fork and
other eastern cities Before return
Ing be- sIli purchase for bis concern
their aprlnr atOcb ri cloth.nr and
Wrnishinra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

Frank Cheney makes oath that he
a senior partner of the firm Of ~ j.
cheney a. Co, doing business in the
city of Toledo. County and state afnro-
said. ana that said nrm Riii pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR each
ana NgerY case OF CutHfrh that cannot
bo cured BY the use ot Halls Cntarrh
cure FRANK " CHENEY
Sworn 90 before me ANA subscribed in
my presence, this 6ih day of December.
A, ID 1885
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-29

fNnnlt Notary Public
Halls Cutarrh Cure a taken Internally
ana acts directly on tht blood ans mu-
cnua surfaces of the AyHtom send Tor
testimonials free
F j CHENEY a Co. props
Toledo Ohio
Talk HANS Family Pills for conatlpa-
uon.