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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
AGENTS WILL ENTERTAIN.
Life Insurance Men Will Give Banquet
 at Hotel Hilman Friday.

The Alabama Agents association of Bir- mingham of the State Mutual Life Insur- ance company, of Rome, Ga, will give banquet at the Hotel Hillman in this city next Friday night, January 4.
 An extensive programme is being ar ranged and the occasion promises to be one of special importance among insur- ence men.
 The following committees have the mat ter of arrangements in charge:
 Arrangements: F.. w. Brandon, F. T. Patterson, J. C. Cockrell, Dr. J. w. Hughes, G. w. Oslin and V. H. Mar shall.
 Entertainment: A. L. Jemison, N. O. Tyler. J. A. Bell, A. s. Elliott. w. H. Gillispie and M. c. Craven.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
Frank Daniels.

Frank Daniels in his musical farce Sergeant Brue," under the direction c Charles Dillingham;. VII return here to morrow CNew Years), matinee and nigh at the Jefferson theatre. and repeat thi most amusing piece which so thorough ly entertained theatre -goers last sea son.
 Sergeant Brue" Is a noteworthy national success. It met with the al of London audiences before brought to this country, and las son. besides its visit to this city seen for six months In New Tor for long periods in Boston. Philat and Chicago. MT. Daniels interprt title role. that of London poll who inherlts fortune providing comes an inspector within a certain of time. The libretto is by Ower who has written most of the boo the Gaiety theatre, London and Is ularly well known as the author of dora. The music, which Is of a quality is by Liza Lehman. A lai capable supporting cast. It Is pr will be seen with the star this SCI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
At the Ma jestIc.

A bill on which every act is claimed to be a headllner will be presented the patrons of the Majestic theatre during the week beginning with performances today, matinee and night.
 Manager IT, Stevenson has succeeded in procuring attractions which he be- lleves will satisfy his patrons. Having been in ths city for some time and making a special study of what the Bir- mngham public appear to desire In the way of vaudeville he now makes ev- cry effort to secure only those acts which he believes will please. During the past week the house was packed at all performances and as appreciation of the patronage the management will make ev- cry possible effort to please at all times.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
At the New Gayety.

The New Year attraction at the New Gayety theatre Is Bob Manchester s Cracker Jacks, considered one of the best of the musical extravaganza shows on the road. 1t is said to contain more new features than any company on the clr- cult, and to be composed of some of the best fun producers to be found for bur lesque
 One of the features is Bob Van Osten. the man with the duck nose who is q comedian of recognized ability. Another is Ruby Leoni. q famous burlesque an. "A Society Whirl' Is the oI comedy and 1t Is said 10 be the nlest. and the concludig part is "Natur m Marble Hall"
 There will he matinee this noon and performance tonight. clal New Year matinee wlll be giv morrow afternoon. and there vii be a special performance tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
Dan Nash HoItam.

The funeral over the remains of Dan Nash Holtam, son of MT. and Mrs. R. B. Holtam, took place Saturday afternoon from the family residence, Seventy first street and Second avenue, East Lake. The body was laid to rest in East Lake ceme- tery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
E. T. Shaw & Sons. Undertaken.
Green Undertaking Company.

Skate the Old Year out and the New Year in at the Hip podrome Skating Rink, Third Ave. and 17th St. First session from 2 to 5 o'clock; second session from 7::30 to 12::30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
"The Prince of Pilsen."

"The Prince of Plsen," the musical comedy, will be played
 Jefferson theatre next Thursday night, with Jess Dandy again assuming the role of Hans Wagner, the Cincinnati alderman from over the Rhine. Manager Henry w Savage in sending the popular Pixley and Luders' musical comedy upon it's fifth tour designs to make the sea- son a memorable one and has provided a cast of principals which suggests an unusual measure of excellence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Miss Pearl Smith.

Miss Pearl Sminth, 16 years of age, died yesterday at the home of her parents, 2024 Avenue F, after short illness. The funeral will be conducted from the home this afternoon at o'clock, and inter- ment will be made in Woodlawn ceme- tery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
THE WEATHER

Washington, December 9o.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Fair Monday and Tuesday: somewhat colder Tuesday; fresh west winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
RAILROAD WORLD.

A number of changes take place on the railroads tomorrow, including the re-or- ganization of the divisions of the South ern Railway by which some nine new divisions are to be created on the system.
 All the large divisions of the South ern are being divided into two divisions and sometimes into three in order to facilitate the handling of traffic and in order that superntendents may get over their divisions more frequently and come in closer touch with the shippers.
 The Birmingham division will be mate rially changed. The Birmingham-Atlanta end, from Weems to Austel, will be turned over to the Atlanta division to operate, and the Northern Alabama will be taken from the Memphis division and turned over to the Birmingham division.
 The Mobile division will be divided into two parts, one to be kwown as the Sel- ma division, and J. Lasseter, superin- tendent of the Birmingham division, will be superintendent of the new division. F. r. Pelter, who was foremrly assistant superintendent of the Birmingham di- vision, will go to Nashville to be su- penintendent of that division. He passed through Birmingham yesterday en route to Nashville.
 L. Sevier will leave the Alabama Great Southern tomorrow to become second vice president and traffic manager of the Sea- board. He has been general freight agent of the Alabama Great Southern for several years
 J. w Gann city passenger agent of the Frisco, will go to Springfield, Mo-, as city passenger and ticket agent.
 S. A. Seelye. traveling freight agent of the Southern Pacific, will leave the service of the company to go with the Woodstock Iron and Coal corporation.
 The Mobile and Ohio holds the pecul- far distinction of never having killed a passenger. r. P. Pelter, who was formerly assistant superintendent of the lines of the Southern Railway in Miss isslppi, which were taken over by the Mobile and Ohio to operate some two months ago, was in Birmingham yester- day and was commenting on that fact.
 He said that it was a fact and that no other railroad in the world could boast of such a record. The Mobile and Ohio is about 1000 miles long and has been operated for many years.
 The Manufacturers Record has sent out the following bulletin:
 Based a thorough canvass of every railrod company in the south and south west, the Manufacturers Record of De- cember 2 publishes a table showing the amount of new mileage built in 1906, and also the construction proposed for 1907, in each state and territory covered by this investigation, as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
Hillman Hospital Benefit

benefit performance will be given at the Majestic theatre tomorrow night for the Hlllman hospital Ladies interested have already sold d large number of tickets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-31
Use of Possessions


 Poor is that nation whose people do not know how to use what they possess. and whose men know not how to handle them- selves when opportunity opens the door for great achievements; and when home life has lost all desire for the altar on which is laid the sacrifice of all selfish ends, that the warmth from the fireside may bring a glow and gladness to the great multitude who are out in the chill.
 Perhaps if we should take the great truth of the text, and note the absence Of it's benign effects in our own city, It's force will appear the mightier
 This city has known It's ups and downs. has had its hopeless men and women, but now bids fair to be a center where thousands will live and where already mill lions of dollars have been accumulated. Are there any indications here that men know how to use what they have? The day has long past when man may sup port his church and rest in the faith that he has discharged his obligations either to God or man The kingdom of God has widened until 1t goes beyond the church and a city, whose wealth might be guessed at, because of the display of 1t in the magnificent temples erected to the worship of God. This has been done in many parts of the earth, and their broken remains or preserved grandeur only testify, These ye ought to have done and not to have left the other un- done" It is the institutions that help man to large possibility as the life of the world grows larger, that means to him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
NAVAL LAWS Will
MAXI EEWER MEN

Washington. ID. g.. May e6--Navul
officers who have charge 81 recruiting
are much disturbed over thg prospect
OF additional requirements likely uo
ho made In rogard 90 the acceptance
OF those who apply for enlistment GO
Is realized that any additional pre-
cautiuns taken with a view 90 pre-
venting the enlistment OF minors WV
be quite az successfully cvaded as any
OF tho existing regulations. Tho re-
Quiremeni of birth certificate VII
De- met by mjlHors with d forged
document. ns s sometimes dCng when
q becomes necessary tu produce
guardianship papers u will have Que
effect. naval ohcors say. that of prc-
venting the enlistment OF men who
cannot produce the birth certificate
and who really want to enlist and re-
main In the service. where they
would make good hluoiackcia. The
agitation 81 destined % be a sub
stnntial block 20 naval enlistment
The officers also feel koenly the crit
iciHm which has been visited upon
Thorn for thcir posters advertising re
cruitlng Offices and showing the ad-
vanlngos 20 recruits Much time has
been spent ON these posters. to make
them decorative ana attractive. and.
OF course. they Do not la the least
miHroprosent naval service or the rate
of compensation Tor the enlisted
force.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
AN IMPORTANT
BUSINESS CHANGE
MAYNARD oUNsUL TODAY PUR.
CHASED THE SOUTHWESTERN
ELECTRIC AND CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY.

A business change of importance
took place today when the South
western Electric a Construction cum-
pany passed from the control Of Rod
erick Slower, Albert Moe and Arthur
Coleman Besides tho stock Of goods
and machinery IN the store on South
second street. which Is being inyoiced
today, the sale includes all the stock
of the company. The new officers Of
the company are Maynard GunBul
president; }. G., Dardon, vice preBi-
dent; Carl Holman, secretary aud
treasurer Mr. Holman, who was with
Mr.. Gunaul Oh a similar business a.
Cripple Creek. Colo, seven years ago,
viii take up the active management
OF tho company.
Eyes, the business OF the company
will be conducted IN the future as u
has been IN the past, said MT Gun
sui. "The only difference between the
old company and the now win De the
change % ownership and change Of
officers and the making Of tho local
store the headquarters for the several
electrical plants / have ia the south.
west This will be our depot OF sup
plies Tho Gallup electric light and
power plant and other plants We are
soon 20 own On New Mexico will be
supplied from the storohou3o OF the
Southwestern Electric a Construction
company This will enable us 10 buy
supplies in carload lots and ship from
the east ia carload lots, which means
cheaper buying prices and cheaper
freight rates. The local husiEess Of
the company will be- under the direct
management Of Mr. Holman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

To Simon Sanders. his heirs. admin.
istut0r and assigns:
You are hereby notified that ! have
expended iu labor and improvements
upon the Agnes lode, situated in tne
New placers Mining district, county
OF Santa BE. Territory 0f New Mex.
leo. tor The year 1904, one hundred
dollars Si0O00). az viii appear by
certificate filed June 27th. 1904. in
the Office % the Recorder 0f said
county, aud for the year 1908 one
hundred dollars tsl00OOJ, as will APP
pear by certificate filed July 25th.
1905. in Tho ONCE OF the Recorder Of
snld county, In order 20 hold the said
premises under provisions OF Section
1924, Revised Statutes of the United
statos. being amount required 20 hold
ihe saml Tor the years ending Decom-
BIER 3lst 1904, and December glst,
1905, rcspoctivoly
And % within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse
90 contribute your proportion OF such
expenditure as co-owner. your interest
ln said claim win become the prop.
orty of the subscriber under said Sec.
tlon 1924
WILLIAM LOFiNCK.
First publication April 81, 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
ENDS DEBAuCh
BY PISTOL ROUTE
CALMLY AND DELIBERATELY Sc.
CURED WEAPON AND COMMIT.
TED SUICIDE.

With o. lest ON hl lips ana the
irogg Of % weeks deHuuch omhittor.
lug his soul. luis Iunrrl. "a Sumnlard
about 2S years OLD. killed himself az
1880 yesterday afternoon On tlp
Three b store. ia Iuarez. Mckee
Tie walked Into tuo store and ask
to see q 32-caliber revolver: calmly
and without hesitation hc showed n
cartridge into the weapon when
was handed 10 him lffod the muxzlF
'o bis temple. and pulled the trigger.
Death was instantaneous
The young man came from Guadala.
lara three weeks ago ana proceeded
az once 90 distribute his apparently
plentiful supply Of cash among the
ladies OF the domimondc During the
lasi three oy four days he bad been
drinking moro than usual and this
morning the pleasures seemed 20
pail ON him.
About fifteen minutes before che
suicide JuaroZ stepped into the Mon.
tc1uma parlor, and asked the pruprlo'
tor. Mike Estdieda, for "a pistol, say.
Ing that be was tired OF NE. as 10
could give him no new onuiions. Ea.
caioda refused, and Iunrez walked
out, saying that within hyo minutes
he would send his regards m tho
other world.
FROM the saloon ne won't a. oucs
,G the store whore no ended his hfo
Juarez comes from q good Spanish
family Hla brother, Miguel Juarez
owns a large hacienda at TeOaltlzh
in the state % jallgco and De is re-.
putod 20 be worth millions A tele-
gram was sent at once 10 him notify
Ing him OF hts brothers death. and
asking instructions as 20 the dlspo.
sltion Of the body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
SMALL BOAT
OCEAN RACE
TO BERMUDA

New York. May 90. Yathtsmen Of
this city and from various points along
the coast are greatly Interested in
the ocean race for small hoats. which
viii start from Graygsend BAY This
afternoon. The race. which Is held
under The auspices Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club is o. bo from the club
house OF Che Brooklyn Yacht Club ia
GrayosOnd Bay. to Hamilton. Ber-
muda. a distance OF $50 nautical miles,
and the winner Of the race win carry
OF the magnificent $1,000 cup DO.
mated by Sir Thomas Upton.
Under the rules Of the race. only
cruising yachts measuring not more
than 90 feet extreme length, and of
any style OF rigging. were eligible for
taking part Ia the race. Quite a num-
Der of craft were entered, but T. f.
Day. the originator Of the race. was
compelled 20 bar all but four because
they exceeded the size limit The
crews must all be amateurs and no
professionals are allowed ON the
yachts in any capacity Boats under
40 feet arc permitted 10 carry six
men and 90 gallons OF water. besides
provisions for twenty days. while
those over forty feet may have eight
men and must carry so gallons Oi
wafer and the necessary provisions
Tor twenty days
when tho starting gun ls fred at
O'clock This afternoon, four boats VIII
start on their seven days cruise 90
the Bormudas They win be- the lila.
ynW 40 feet long. OwuCd hy Il. ID.
Floyd ID. " c.; tn0 Tumerlane, yawi,
8S feet long. owned by Frank Mailer,
.B. Y. C.; the Bonnie Kate. sl0Op. a
feet long owned by W. -, Goddard,
Jr., n. y. C.. and the Gauntlet, rs feet
long. owned by George W. Robinson.
.n Y. q.
Tho Tamerlano was the winner of
last summers ocean race 20 Hampton
Roads and viii he commanded by OK
Commodore Frank Mailer, tho owner
Thomas Fleming Day who represents
Sir Thomas Upton, and made an tine
arrangements for the race. will sail
on tho Tnmerlanc. Warren Sheppard,
the marine artist, will De one Of che
crew
The little Gauntlet which. with the
Tamcrlano, was designed and built by
Larry UnungiOn Of Now Rochelle
win ho sailed by the Ownor. with q
crew of fuur.
Bermuda. the destination Of the
four boatg is southeast OF Sandy
Hook iu latitude 80 degrees and 30
minutes north, and longitude 60 de-
erDcs Wost. The racers viii have tC
cross mo Gulf stream, which is about
seventy miles wide The prevailing
winds ln May and the hut part OF
June arc usually from southwest Ga
southeast
Tho nnlsh of the race VIII Boz in Che
nRrb0r of Hamilton Bermuda, and tni
arrangements there will be iu charge
of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
/ The most complete arrangement.
have been made Tor the finish and the
legislature of Bermuda has made pro
vision io make the entry OF the racing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
NorIeg roR pupLIcArIon.

Territory OF Ncw Mexico. County Of
BorualillO: in the District Court.
John KozlOw Ei, Plaintiff.
vs. No. Ii12.
Susie MetzFer Kozl0wski, Defendant.
To the dofondnnt, susie Mctzgor
Kozlowsh: You are hereby notified
that a compliant has Teen fled In the
district court of the Second judicial
district OF tho territory OF New Mex
leo. On and f1r Bcrnallllo county. BY
tho plaintiff. John Kozlowski, against
you. Susie Metzgor KOzlowskl. asking
that the marriage existing between
you and tho said plaintiff be- dis.
solved: thaf The grounds for asking
said divorce are abandonment and de-
sertiOn.
You are further notified that unless
you enter your appearance in this
cause on or before July O. a, -. 1906.
the said complaint will be- taken as
confessed AGAINST you. and judgment
Will ho rendered therein accordingly.
You are further notified that the
namo ~ the plaintiffs attorney and
hls postomce address is r. " Chavez.
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
(sCah ". u. DAME
Clerk o. Said District Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
INDIAN REPORTSSCARE
PEOPLE AT YUMA
The Tribe Threat ened TO At
tack T0Wn For the
Death
or A PROMINENT COCOPAH BRAVE


aNAANNNNH WNNN SUI
Ever since n Cocopah Indian. filled
with American bug Juice and a desire
10 bear the white mans burden. was
shot and killed on April ~. by Dep.
uy sheriff Ygnaclo Molina, 40 Yuma.
there has been an unoasincsa appar.
ont among the large numbers % Coco.
pahs scattered throughout the valley,
whore. a. fnr several years past. they
are engaged on most Of che farms,
says the Prescott Iournal.Minor From
reports which lavo come 10 during
the past day ur two. % seems there
are grounds for fear that che restless
ness has spread throughout the tribe.
and unpleasant results may possibly
onsuo
Il seems that the man killed was
ono OF position and influence among
the Cocopahs. being n brother OF Co
copah Frank. one Of the head men OF
the tribe on this account the de-
mand for revenge does not die out
John Middlcak. the giant Cocouah.
Ia uu0led as having reported that one
thousand Indians VIII appear IN Yuma.
Just what thoir course N action Is
% be- Is not clear
A later aud more temperate report,
brought by n farmer from the lower
end OF the valley. Do 10 the effect that
200 Cocopahs are clngrogatcd, and
are determined upon taking aomo
step
a number of Cocopahs az work on
the ella river loyooB are said 90 b.
preparing 10 quit work Ia order 20
join the movement
a.. al
culated last night WIS ono 90 the e.
feet that an the Indians at the dam
had quit work and woio preparing
90 Join the Cocopahs in the valley
Just what has occurred at The dam 90
build tails rumor upon could not De-
.ascerainod last night. but 20 is Ike
~ that nothing has happened beyond
the discharge Of "a few Indian labor
ers Not many Cocopahs are work
ing there.
The C1copahs belong Ia Sonora, and
there are 1000 or moro OF them scat
tered between the international boun'
Diary and the gulf Their headquar-
trrs are I'm I.crdo colony at whiGn
point their tribal deliberations are
held.
throughout the entire tribe tho Ut
most Indignation b. expressed over
the killing OF one ot their number.
and ali sorts OF Wild rumOrs are ahoat
as 90 what they propose 90 do. most
OF which. oi course. are without foun.
dalton and unworthy OF crodonce. Ac-
cording TO Mexican rancher resid'
ing near the line, who was In town
yesterday. a1me Of the most eXclta.
lilo az the Indians advocate going on
tho war path. tho objective point be.
Ing an attack on Yuma That such
an impossible idea could take hold
among the cooler heads Of the tribe is
not dreamed or but the circumstances
scrvc o. show what state OF mind the
Cocupaha are in. ft IS not impossible
however that with the spirit OF re-
vonge imbulnE them. some OF the
young ones might indulge in excuses
on their own responsibility.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

boats free from an charges for pilot.
age. etc. During their stay In Ham.
iit0n che commanders aud crews of
the American boats wili be the guests
OF honor Of the Royal Bermuda Yacht
Club fae latter club has offered a
valuable cup 90 the boat which should
win the return race from Hamilton
TO- Gravesond Bay. The return race,
On which probably an four boats will
take part. will start from Hamilton
on June o. The same rules which
govern the race from Gravoscnd Bay
To- Bctmudn will also govern the re.
turn race
a number OF New York and Brook
lyn yachting enthusiasts started from
here for Bermuda on the last steamer,
90 be- In Hamilton To- see the finish OF
the race
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
POSTMASTER Robbed.

q. W FOuts. postmaster az River.
ton, Ia nearly lost his life and was
robbed uf an comfort, according 90
his letter which says. "R0r 20 years
had chronic liver complaint, which
led 20 such a severe case OF iaundioo
that even my finger nails turned vel.
low when my doctor prescribed Flee.
trio bIfers; which cured mo and
nave Kept me well for eleven years. "
sure cure Tor BillOusnoss. Neuralgia.
Woalueas and all stomach. liver.
Kidney and Bladder arrangements. A
wonderful tonic. AZ al drug stores.
so cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
First Habllcallon April q, 1905.



Last VIII and testament OF William
r. Barry, deceased, 10 Elizabeth Barry
oNccutr.X aud doyiaeo. and Co ull
whom % may concern.
f1u are hereby notified that tho
alleged last will and testament OF Will
liam D. barry, late OF the county OF
BernaliI'U and territory of New Mex
leo, deceased. has been produced and
read In the Probate Court of the Coun-
81 OF Bguallllo. Territory OF New
Mexico Bt a regular term thereof. held
on the lfl day OF May 1896. and the
day of iHo proving Of said alleged last
VIII and testament was By order OF
the Judge OF said court theroup0n nx-
cd Tor Monday. the 2nd day OF July. A.
ID. 1905. Term of said court. at no
O'Clock lD the forenoon OF said day.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of th.s court, this 7th day OF May
A. ID. 1909.
A. 70 WALKER,
Probate Clerk.