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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
TO ERADICATE
THE FAKE MIN
ING EVILS
Bureau Of Inquiry For
the Protection Of
investors.
PLAN ADOPTfDB CONGRESS

For the election 81 the mining In
voatofa OF the United States, the
American Mining congress has ostah'
iiahed a bureau OF inquiry, through
which Information can be obtained as
20 the condition of the property and
the standing of the company that hes
asked or is asking FOR the money Of
the inVoat0s.
The American Mining congress 20
n national organization of mining men,
she directors ~ which are men o. the
highest standing Ia their own states,
whose only interest q the uplifting
OF the mining industry. To this end
and among other things. the orEaniza.
tion g. working for the creation ~ q
department OF mines and mining a.
a separate department Of the ma
tlonal government. and for the en-
aclmcui OF laws IN the various states
making the concealmont or misrep-
resentalion OF any material fact con-
corning q mine upon which q iraudn'
lent sale Of stock is predicated, q erin
inal 0gfonHe
In order that its board Of directors
may be kept in touch with the gem
eral sentiment OF the mining world.
an annual session Is held, % which
delerates are sent BY the president OF
the United states. the governors Of
she aevorai states. the mayors OF cit.
iea. and the commercial bodies OF
America. Al its permanent headquhr'
Gers al Denver. Colo. under the difec.
tl0n 90 iis secretary, a regular force
is constantly employed IN carrying on
is work. 10 small part % which VIII
De- the protection NJ investors against
mining frauds so the end that mining
may &C. placed more and more on az
investment rathel than q specuiatlFe
basis.
This bureau OF inquiry viii be- ab'
solutey impartial in its nndlngs. ita
sole purpose being 10 prevent illad'
vised mining investments and 10 stye
the west from the disgrace which FOL
lows dishonest mining promotion.
Ia order TO thoroughly eradicate
fake promotion. the American Mining
congress Is pledged 20 give 60 lnqulr'
lne members Information absolutely
unbiased. collected from unpr2iudlced
sources. largely ID own trusted corre-
spondonts, and 20 have but one end IN
viow-~tho protection OF the investor,
its belief uolng that every dollar i'm.
properly invested Is o damage 20 al
Legitimate mining, and that the nigh
est good OF the mining industry may
he served by warning Investors
AGAINST improper investments ana
furnishing such information as VIII
guide them into channels which give
prumlse of success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
ALGOOONES NOTES


Special Correspondence
Algodones. n. 81. July 90. Your
hernulllio correspondent says that
grnashoppors viii uin the second
crop Of alfalfa This is strange. as
there are scarcely any eraashlppors
here. They have doae no damage
whatever % any Kind Of crop la this
part OF the Rio Grando valley. Wheat
Is being harvested here now and will
be an finished thiB week Tho crop
is very good. The second cutting OF
alfalfa Sc going on and Is OF excellent
quality and very heavy, This prom.
Uses % he a banner year for an crops
IN this part of the valley. No COM
plants are being made by any of the
ranchmen acre. We are having hot
weather but not as hot as last season
AN this time Very little rain has fall-
en- here for a long time and some 81
needed badly The santa Ana and
san Felipe Indians win have better
crops than for MANY years and arc
feeling correspondInsly happy
There is some sickness here, nrln-
clpally malaria. but not OF a serious
nature. The li-yCar-old daughter 81
Juan de Dios Gonzales died lngt Thurs.
day and was buried nexS day.
The surveyors FOR the canal are
campof on the west side OF the Rio
.Grande near the pueblo OF Santa Ana.
whore they are laying out plan 20
build a reservoir 90 catch the food
waters OF the Jomez river.
Everybody Is very busy here a.
present with their crop There ara a
good many OF the Pueblo Indians
working among the farmers here.
They make very good hands and DO
their work we'll
Throshing n being done here alto
gother IA a primitive style. being
trumpied ont with horses Wheat ls
mostly cut with q sickle or reapine
hook. There Is only one man hero
who owns a binder. NJ ID. Gonzales
and he Is IN great demand. many
wanting their wheat cat with the ma.
chine, ns u Is 30 mucn quicker
WHAT is the matter with having
New Mexico come into the Union at
the next session Of congress n Arizona
votes against statehood Then con
gress can annex Arizona 20 the now
state. There D. no doubt bat what
the majority Of the people 81 Arizona
are Ia favor Of Joint statehood. bnt are
forced By the corporations 20 90 With
them agalna their will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
IRRIGATION
ATTRACTING
ATTENTION
Proposed to Build Canal
TO Reclaim the Arid
Mesa Lands.
CLARKE AND RYAN HERE

Patrick Clarke. sheriff Of 81 Louis
(MoJ county. together with ! A.
Ryan, Of st. Louis. "a % the city look-
Ing over the irrigation project of the
Rio C.ando Land, Water q Develop
mont company. with main offices Ia
81 Louis. of which W. Y. 8chull 81
president
This company d the sutcessar Of
the company which projected she loW
line ditch iu thia section Qf the coan-
try some years ago in which a.
q. Grant nOw deceased and ,.
3. Reynolds were interested. together
wit Mr. Hchufi. and their prean
pluna contemplate the finishing uf che
pr leCf started 20 long ago.
The ditch viii be built 60 take 10
the many acres ol mesa land now
worthless. and bring Thorn under cutie
vatlGa Tho plans " the newly reor-
ganlypd company are o. much
broader scale than the cid plans, and
the company has plenty o. capital be-
hind o. The ditch as contemplated
wiz 30 sixty fect vida AZ che bottom
and 100 feet wide at che top
Meaara Clarke and Ryan today
drove ai0ng che route 81 the pr5p6sea
canal looking over The prospects, g@d
upon their return % the city express
"a themselves aa being decidedly in
favor ut the project. and convinced
not only nf 80 feasibility. boat Of lia
value as Az inyGgImout as Weii
George Arnot. 81 the Gross ke'
company. Rho q familiar with ne
piana Of the company, in speaking oi
the matter, said
~ viii be a great thing far me enc
lire valley and enc city oi hlhuquega
qne in particular What thG company
wishes now, aud an they are waiting
for 10 start operations. la ln secure
the risht-of-wny. which they expect
as ~ secure Cor them. A. said be-
fore. everybody owning land % che
valley, or owning any mesa land along
NE route 81 thn proposed canal. would
Do greatly bcnoatfed by having such
3 ditch hgilt and Co n0l think We
win experience any f'inculig in aef
curing me rlEht-of-way fnF thomf
President sohuit has written Mr
Aruoi fhai BE win express him q blue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
AMERICANS VIAL NOT
VAcAVE Old MEXICO.

J. ID, Mckenzie. a prominent mine
operator Of chihuahua. Mexico. who
was IN tae city ihls morning between
trains says that there iH absolutely
no truth % the ataiameni published
ln che 81 PasO papers Feoonily O. toe
eneet THAI a movement had BEEN
started IN Mexico % run an American
labor out VI the country. and o0mnri
ne American mine owners 20 employ
naiiFo labor ln every capacity. Thls
statement aumlas from MEXICAN.
was made ln % paso a little over a
week ego. che man being interview.
cd aaying tnaf the change would 80
brought about By a general strike.
ana that Che aN wonId TAN scplcm.
Der Is.
we are not IN fhe least worried
over mo Unrest aala NJ Mckenzie.
we hear lots 81 such talk. and have
heroine used 10 81 Thia arifalinn Ia
started hy clements tha8 are onuaaed
70 ffrsldent niaz We believe that
aeitaiom being tnt into the mining
camps ana working among the more
ignorant of the Wcrklg class. to Be-
nnlNHarioH ~ men who Rt ono time
pNpli8hfd a paper in the CITY ~
AtAlou and HnH run Lut ~ she cauH
Try The movement ID Thought tn
eunanaie from 81 f.ouia However.
me Dln1 administration o. rnnf
one and % is hardly possible fhai any
outside movement cOuid unsoaf MH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
CANANEA RIOT
STORIES FALSE
y. s. CONSUL MAKES EMPHATIC
DENIAL or RuMoRs SENT OUT
SAYS THEY ARE CIRCULATED
FOR MERcENARY PURPOSES.

United statos Consular Agent John
N. areathltl. of Cananca, Mexico. az.
rived here with emphatic denial os
rumora current along the border OF
an0.her uprising % Cananoa, IN which
Colonel w. G. Greene was alleged 30
have boou shot, iie said;
"A wish 90 stale, through the Assoc.
clated Press 81 the people OF the coun.
try laat all stories OF unrest or Of
pr specilye trouble at Cananea are
absolutely false and circulated solely
Tor moroeuary purposes.
"As for Canauca. sonora, the friends
oi the thousands OF Americans who
are there can rest assured THAI they
are absolutely safe"
Colonel Broa,hltt ls widely known
as "a former railroad commissioner OF
Missouri, and later as n member OF
the democratic national committee OF
Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
CIVIL SERVICE SITUATIONS


The United states clyl sergioe
commission announces an exnmlna'
tlon on august 81, 1896, 90 secure
eigihleE from which 10 make cartin.
cation 20 fill vacancies as they may
occur Ia tho position OF fish cultuFiat
in the bureau Of fisheries, OF salaries
ranging from $500 10 $40 yer annum.
The United States clyil service
commission announces the postpone.
mont 10 August so. 1906, OF the ex'
animation schoduied for July 60, at
the places mentioned Ia the accom-
panylng list. 20 secure eligibles from
which 10 make cer,lfieation 20 fill a
vacancy Ia the position Of craftsman
architectural and aieeO, 90 500 per
month. under the engineer ol me
third lighthouse district, at ,Iomp.
idnsville. ~ ~, and vacancies as
they may occur IN any branch ~ fho
service requiring similar qualified
lions As but ono person applied for
the examination announced for jay
SO. qualified persons arc urged 90
enter this examination.
The United States civil service
commission announces the postpone
meut TO August l5, 1905, of the OK.
animation scheduled fOf July lb, o.
the places mentioned in tho accom-
uanyng list On secure ellglhiea from
which 10 make eoftihcagion 40 OH a
yacancy ia me position Of farmer
Qualified IA lrrlRallonl, san Jaclnto
ueoncy. Cal. 81 S120 per amman, and
similar Taeancies as they may occur
ln ire Indian service As no persons
applied for the examination en-.
nunced for July is. qnallflei per-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
APPEAL TO RE.
PUBLICAN VOTERS
CHAIRMAN sHERMAN's CALL TO
AID CONGRESSIONAL CAM
PAioN COMMITTEE.

The Evening Citizen takes pleasure
IN publishing the following call from
the republican congressional campaign
committee and urgea All good repub-
leans 20 comply with the request of
the completes This years congress
SIGNAL campaign is Of great moment
70 the country and &c II important for
the people ami the republican party
that a majority OF republican c0n-
ereasmcn should be elected. Any and
an aid given the committee win be
fully appreciated by rs members and
VIII rebound TO the benefit % the
country and % the republican party.
The notice reads:
To Republicans;
I'VE are anxious 20 have every ~.
publican in close touch and working
IN harmony with the republican ma
tl0ual congressional committee en- 10.
vor OF the election OF republican
congress.
'The congressional campaign must
be based on the administrative and
Legislative record of the party. and,
chat being SO. Theodore Roosovolt's
personality must be q central figure
and hts Achievements a central thought
IN che campaign
we desire % maintain the work OF
this campaign with popular subscrip-
lions OF one dollar each from republic
cans. To each subscriber we viii
send the republican national campaign
text book and an documents issued by
the committee.
Help MS 20 achieve n great victory.
JAMES 8. SHERMAN.
Chairman.
'Postoffce box 20G3. New York"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
BUSINESS TRANSACTED
IN LAND OFFICE
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
five ENTRIES DURING The
FIRST TwENTV-oNE DAYS or
THE MONTH.

Tho are doing a land onlce bust
ness sure enough, az the santa re
land ONCE. une hundred and twenty
five entries have been made during
the FIRST iwonty.One days 81 the month,
being over twice as many as during
the entire month Of June. Home.
seekers are seeking tracts ia AL parts
81 Inc district ECntrlcs have been
made In every county. Owing 20 the
large number OF .omeseekCrs now
pouring into the Estancla valley, Tor.
rance county IS still at the head OF
the iisl Forty-nine claims have been
filed there UP 20 July ~;
Homestead entries, 1875, acres. ls,'
$50. FINAL homestead entries, 81 aorea,
aG2: desert land entries. 8, acres, $50.
The homestead entries were divided
among the counties OF the district a.
foliowss Bcrnahllo, 4; Colfax q
Guadalupe, 8. Mckinley, IL; Mora,
10; Rio Arrlba, 2 sandoval, 3; san
Miguel. an. San Juan, 10, Santa Re,
2; Eocarro, 2. Taos, 2; Torrance, 49,
Valencia. 2.
The anal homestead entries were;
nernalllio. p; Collax Mora 9 Rio
Arrlha, =. san Migael /; san Juan,
i. The desert land entries were. San
Juan. 4 Torrance, ].
The total number OF homestead enc
tries made since january i, Is 1886
acres entered. ifDT0g Total num-
Der al ANAL homestead entries, i09i
acres entered. 1856, Total number
OF DESERT land entries, 1871; acres en-.
tered. 5000 The total number Of
entries OF an kinds since the FIRST OF
January, 1906, % 1917, acres en-
tered, l16.e8t.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

cart were seen hH n cows tlo
evening ooh ou rM Won
better hurry ur y0i VIII be late
Miss lnurn itrka'n Whs apon rnin
70 the store n a1 awful rush.
Miss soris ana No,a WIS ava W
thar Cnmphoa Weai io church ~
Chingtlepin ana reuow nice ton
from the preacher.
Misses onie ans Rosa Wills and
Birdie and n@ll1 Alien visited esther
Campbell Sunday
Miss Victoria wolfe. one OF our
clever little Girls. is en'ng around with
Frin on ag long as n ton-foot ra7
after having a couple Of gold teeth put
IN.
am like Mr.. Jackson I read many
papers. but none are 30 noway as the
timpg BAIL Hiii Correspondence of
sneedvilie tTenn) Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

Use Carnegie institution has started
tho erection In washington, ID. O., cf
a eeophyslcal laboratory to cost IN the
nelghboriiood Of t2o0.0oo Il will be-
equipped with machlnery Tor making
experimental studies Of rocks and
other things u 81 quite possible that
10 viii eud by making diamonds
The purpose ~ the Keophyaicai nci-
enflsfs ~ 30 see how far their theor-
les "a regard % the construction Of
the carth's surface viii stand the tests
LOT experimental reproduction ol rocks
and DIRT The eeOloglats have elaine
Ga that cortnin conditions Of great
heat and great pressure Will prctiuce
certain results.
with ordinary machinery. IN ordln-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

The Urueucia OF the 81 fnufa
Rocky Mountain 4 paeino Coal com.
pauy and the Yankee Fuol company
are very much ga evidence Ia Haton
these days and train loada 81 iho Yam
hee Rocky Mountain. TIN Pan COAX
ana hl1aabufE washed coke leave
ration every day Gays iha Range AN
the cars afe placarde1 with tho ~.
respective signs which ege YoFy neat
nnd attractive and WIN igf lhe naaple
81 mo world knoW ihat Ration % on
ina man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

New York. July 27--Alas alack.
the Goddess of Liberty has fallen 90
the most desplsed of feminine ways.
She 81 TO resort 20 paint 10 bolster up
her fading charms a house painter
on scanOld viii dauh her majestic
face with boatlfylng cosmetic and her
ralmont will he changed from green 10
brown.
The United states government has
awarded a 100000 contract for the
painting of Liberty For eighteen
years, while she has stood bearing
her torch aloit over Now York bay
the salt winds from tho seas have
coated her with n thick layer OF yer-
dlgrls II 81 feared that unlcas this
coating ls acrapod aud a coat az paint
iaid ON the bronze plates viii DO dam
serously impaired.
Artists have vigorously opposed the
change. They say that tho delicate
green coating sells on the graceful
lines Of the statue and that tho "pn-
tina has long been one OF the chief
charms og the goddess. However, the
hard.headed ufilliarlans are 20 have
their way. Brown varniah p 90 be
used.
IN addition the light IN Llbor,y's
torch is 90 he Increased On size and
there ia 20 an elevator run by olee-
lricity from her toes 20 the elbow Of
her upraised arm No longer win wise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

y am oulv Sc yeau Ola and don't
expect even when ! get to D. real 0ld
" feel thar way gs long az can zee
Electric liiers, said Mfs r nj nruu-
son. Of Dublin. Ca Surely there's
nothing else keeps the nla as young
and makes the weak aB strong ~ THIS
Erand medicine Dyspepsia, t1rpla
liver lnfiamed Kidneys. or chronic
constipation are unknown afieF take
lpg Electric hlfiera a reasonable iime
Guaranteed BY al druggiats Price soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
Hot Aflsr the pouma.

ChauiauQua. ~ ", July 2s.-The as
aemhly managers may invite the doL-
ma 10 meet here
Asbury Park NJ D.. July 2s-The
secretary OF the board OF trade q most
Indignant over a rumor that she dou-
ma viii bee Invited 90 hold its sessions
Ia Chauiuuqua "Asbury Park ID the
natural place for the douma 20 meet.
be- said what can Chauiauqua Of
ierf We have an the facilities and
.c0nvenioncea Tor a session OF the d0u-
ma"
Molrose Gross Roads. Neh. July e8
The Melruao board OF trade, al a
special meeting lasf night. voted 90
invite the douma 60 meet here. a
picture 90 Melroge and a prospectus
ni the town win be scnt 10 the dogma
tomorrow Natural Gas has boon ais
covered and u Is believed this win be
"a bog lnducomcui ~ necessary 3
bonus WI he Given 70 she douma
experimentation John Stein Of tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
lATE HAINy sEAsoN

Grant county nae etepNlIfnfed one
no the laieei rainy scissors this fear
ft1i G has known Cor a1mQ time IN
t1 Che present lime there has onil
hfan a few sduutfa witch wern anig
local hut every indication uo'nls fa
some heavy rains tal'y now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

afy laboratories. q Dr. not possible 10
secure the VERY high tgmpelaiafas
and the tremendous prosgurna which
are supposed to exist Gar below the
crust 0f ihu earth.
81 Mf Carnegie will build thia lab.
oralury and equip Il Win hydraulic
pressing machines which will press
harder than any machine 81 ihp world.
AZ the same time be will equip sc with
eieciric furnaces which win make
things better than they have ever
been made Ia any furnace On the
world Then She heated substance
viii be- subjected 20 the great proa-
sure. and We viii see what happoaa.
II q chances 10 be- pure carbon that
le 80 treated the result ought 20 be-
diamonds,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

% trouble TO contend with. spring
from d torpid liver and blockad0d
bowels, unless you awaken them 20
their proper action with nr Kings
New life Pills. the pleasnntoat and
most effective PIN for Constitution.
They prevent appendicitis ana tone up
the system. csc af ail druRglBts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

While eating breakfast this morn.
ing IN the dining room OF the Hotel
claire. a young woman from Aihu.
querque tainted but revived before
the doctor who was summoned. ar.
rived New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
new DRESS FOR MISS LIBERTY

on Liberty. fair Goddess Of the Free,
Where in Thy hollow head has
pride
The burden OF thy sex on land aud
sea-
Been stored these years. while men
have He'd
And called YOU woman free from
vanity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

print ~ The entire route % the canal.
and upon lis arrival the project. III lia
entirety. viii be explained ia these
columns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

AS q o. cool tonight and everything
seems sad. Thought / would write 90
the Times.
Misses Birdie Allen ana Hattie Coz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
D. eARos HAs a

MhAaA NtN fNNA kEM|
baros, son % Felipe nar0s. Ol
chihuahua" arrived in Ration the
other day from the Arkansas Wiley
pi Colorado with q bullet in hls lefi
lee below the knee Young Baros, who
Waa hQrdlng sheep in Colorado. says
thar the bullet came from nis own
gun which dropped lo the iloor aud
exploded, hui a. the range Of the bal.
let p downward, this seems hardly
possible u 81 understood that ihe al.
tending surgeon cannOf extract tht
ball Without considerable dinicully.
and thar he win leave % in ifs rest.
ing place The bonos we're broken end
the wound 81 only a neah wound.
asasaua.a.ssa,sa..as..
An Ignorant helpless railroad lab.
urrr one 10 the Kind meny nf uhieh
are heiag shipped into the country
luai noH, stood on the local station
platform thia morning. the object 81
mu1h aympathy llis lower limbs
had been disabled by q landslide az
W|nsioN and 8 C0mrade nad brought
him io the local hospital rect out
~ bhe Uay said an express hustler.
~ he hOfe down on the he'p'oas na.
tive. drawing q heavy truck In&yt
ISLANDERS infafeedod and the Itk
WA aWafYed % one side. suhlciCf %
barely miss iho sick maa who Nag
gered painfully oat 81 lhe way che
best he could
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

Superintendent John aioln 81 the
Harvey system. was south bound
paaseuEar lnai night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

iiora have the lons climb up hs
winding stairway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-27
GOTHAM PLAYS
"AUTO POKER
NEW CRAZE ENTERS HoRsELEss
WORLD
Bookies Make Enormous Profits Until
Chauffeurs Become Wise and
Send Their Friends Ahead to
Rake in ShekeIs
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-"Automobile
poker" a new form of gambling in pub
lie, has struck New York and is spread
ing from the sea to the Yonkers line.
Along the avenues approaching Sleeps
head Bay race track men and boys in
groups are playing automobile poker"
On Fifth avenue. Broadway, Madison
avenue and all auto favored thorough
fares, automobile poker is INDUCED in,
evidencing that the new bug" has
taken hold, for the time being, at least.
The game is played thus; Stationing
themselves on an auto-haunted thor
roughfare, the "bookmaker" and the
players lay bets on the highest possible
hand to be found in the next devil
wagon which may come honking along.
The auto comes and passes in a cloud
of dust The number, say, is 1851.
One equals an ace, so the hand
showed is three aces. Those who
guessed nearest to the value of that
hand win. If the auto number is 27,244,
the hand is two pair, four high. In the
same way the number may reveal three
or four deuces, trays or fours.
The bookmaker takes all bets on any
old number. but pays off only to the
holder of the highest hand.
But the game is destined to put the
bookmakers out of business, for the
chauffeurs and their friends are next"
and the game is being already plugged
by them.
Knowing the number of their own au
tomobile, they send their friends along
the line to get down a bet, and then
comes the automobile, the number
prominently displayed, the willy chauf-
feur sitting with apparent unconcern at
the tiller.
One wise chauffeur was obliged to en-
ploy his machine in making collections
yesterday, having touched the bookies
from Coney Island to West Twenty
fourth streets. His profits were enor-