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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

ISIS wife, Mrs fanreiig Tpyinf. On one
81 the wen known actresses Of the
stage. and will take part in tho play
this evening
loo @ nell besides "8eofly." as enc
leading man and o. very clever. while
Mics Alllccu May Or really tho leading
lady 'n tbe production.
w H. Hay 81 the comedian. VIM
Webb, tho character man. and Fred
Wilson. she Mining EXPERT
Had dyspepsia 81 indigestion For
years 30 appetite. sind what ] did
Blood nltiers cured mel n wal,
ker. sunhury. Ohio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

on This point Professor vernon Tuesday evening had
tha TO cay.
u) Whore surface streams are iaotlng from which
TO rrgato IN The absence Of snch streams other
diono favorable irdgauon by pouplns may be- un-
dorihken win the fun expectation Or making O.
There many portions Of this territory whore good wac
TOR may be found ia abundance distance ~ from ten
% 0fy feet below the sufaco Of tho ground With iift
not 10 exceed forty nifty feel owin pumps which are
very economical Of power may used fi Of 100 feet
need not aetor the wcudbo rriEatoF. bot i must BE-
borne Ia mind that the cost Of pumping increases IN pro-
portion 70 the distance that enc water be- fod
Therefore the return sufficient cover the
additional outlay.
Briefly stated he results obtained ou the station farm
under the conditions ol SOIL climate. etc. fouad "a that
locality show that the o. supplying au Of
water with a steam ougne and coal Tor fuel Is about
follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Il Is evident from the facts ihat are already our
poascsaon that have subject before OF the highest
Importance Pumping for irrigation has been employed IN
the reclamation IL iafso areas and there y little doubt
bat that 1t viii form important factor IN the future
development Of me arid sections % the country.
In tho subsequent general talk az the close Of the
lecture Professor vorum stated his opinion TO be that
pumping wator for irrsaou Ire Abnquerqno valley.
could be done much ehcspy than II is done IN the
Moslla valley whore the college agricultural experiment
grounds First that the water table from which the
now d pumped a not deep BY half IN The valley here
g 10 the valley there Second. cheap electric
power be carried from 700 corira power station IN
tha city 70 the valley above wei ho valley holou
ut a rate with which Individual power plants OF anyknd
cannot begin 90 compete Hence. while t costs about
cent ger 1000 gallons % secure Irrigation water 10 the
Meallia valley. poghi 90 but fraction 81 that
30 water in the valley here This was tho most
feature "a the whole discussion bearing
un tho future OF Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Las vegas Optic. Here are a Few samples OF what
has been done by so-oalod dry farming the Panhandle
country just adioLing the eastern line Of New Mexico
Oats yielding from 80 10 81 bushels acre. indian
from 40 90 bushels 90 bushels
alfalfa foR % ton aud half acre each cutting and
three or four cuttings before September 80; sorghum
Hlx 10 eight 20 the acre. kaffr high 100
buahos 20 the with four 20 six tons Of fodder be-
Sides milo heevy yield vegetables Of all kinds ap
yes and srapas good crops could 30 desired The
year 1904 was the dryos year IN fifteen years In the
Panhandle country and during en- tbe summer months
there was almost precipitation yet the crops raised
excellent Conditions here Just favorable
they are On the Panhandle country. aud there Is small
10 doubt the OF the dry farming
mcut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21


Minneapolis, MIMI, April H. ~
Thos. J. WaiuHr.ghi, aged %. recently
arrested 80 New York for the theft Of
100000 worth OF gold and silver
plate, Jewels aud valuable papers
from the safe Ia the hOmo oi DR.. piu-
ault OF Minneapolis, rs. ~ his own
confession, one OF the cleVorost
crooks In the country
He came 20 Minneapolis early In
the winter. aud. with the ald OF for
god recommendation, secured the
position 81 caretakof OF the Pinault
residence DUNG the famlly'a absence
in California. Hle worked the CONF
hinatiOn OF the anfe la the basement
and. amer l0otinE che contents. made
go0d his "got away and probably
would at,li be o free man ~ be had
not tempted fate and opened up an
uihca in Minneapolis aud tried 90 dis
pose " some OF the bank stock which
be had stolen
This lea 10 the discovery OF the
theft and wainwright was tracked TO
BOSTON and New York by hia trunks,
Most Of tho nllporwarc stolen ia az
great historic interest, as q formerly
vas used ln tho court of Louis XVI
.oi France. The doctor is descend
ant of an 0if and exclusive Fronch
family ana a man 0f considerable
means Most OF tho stolen property
han been recovered
Wainwright ia now hack in Mime
npols and freely cOnfeasos bis crime.
ne Gays HE real name "a Albert ~.
nartlett ir, ana that BIS father % a
leading attorney IN NowhurypOri,
Mass and that his family holds a
high position socially. in Boston. He
was the black sheep Of the family.
and, although given an excellent cd
ucation, turned 10 thioyory early In
liie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

According 10 the speaker last nghland none can be
found ada take from what he sadthere are four
systems Of pumping plants ditch system with pumping
plant the head oi the system, reinforcing pumping
plants distributed along the ditch system az needed u-
terYals individual pumpin. plants having their own
power; and individual pumping plants having tho power
supplied by a central power plant
This last virtually central electrical plant,
from which power DO conveyed by wire 90 the ndiv
duo pumping plants along its line since lhs Is the only
method Of transmitting power 90 present known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
SURPRISE FRIENDS
BY BEING QUIETLY MARRIED
LAST EVENING At esf5 O'CLOCK
-THE HUNT. WALTON NuP.
TAILS THIS EVENING.


Miss Rose Huni1InRor. daughter of
81 W HnnirlnTor. and wei known ln
AlhuuueFqne 20 "a large circle Of
friends Ha an accomplished musician
and pianlste. aud Thlmas Hughes. n
linotype operator ln the composing
rooms 0f The Evening Ciilzen ONCE,
OF which his father. now deceased,
was one of the proprleiors for many
years. were quietly united Ia marriage
laet evening az s;i6 o'clock az the
home of Rev. Ernest ~. Crawford,
pastor az the Christian church. only
tho immediate relatives and near
friends of the contracting parties be-
ing present, among them being O. W,
Himixlnenr, father of the brldei Mra
Thomas Hughes. mother 81 the groom
AIRS. Lotlie Bushby and Miss Daisy
nuntglnger. sisters OF the bride, and
MF. ana Mrs. q ID Cushman, the LAT.
ter sister OF the goom
The wedding was quite n surprise
io the many friends of the young
couple ln thls city, for although an
cnsagemcni was known 20 exist. il
was not Thought the wedding would
take place until q much laiog date.
Mr. aud Mrs Hughes win DO AZ
home to their many friends az 692
South broadway, making this city
their homie for como time 10 come.
Hunts Walton.
Tonight ln ST. Johns Episcopal
church. nor 4. q Harrison omciaf.
lnF zoe unH'iais that wiil unite IN
marriage Misa ieanotfe walton
daughter ~ Mr end Mrs W. y. wal
f0A. b charming YOUNG lady 90 Alnu
quefqno ana Ralph Hunt. d young
business man of El pasO, win BE- coiq-
DRAFTED The church has been pfeiiily
decorated Tor the occasion. and many
cnrda have been issued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

The Optics Dr. n E Olncy. In retiring from the
mayorsfy OF the city delivered able and Interesting
address ~ iho council meeting laat night which pauoiiy
OF space 5Fhids Publishing today Rather than have q
printed n Abbreviated form or attempt 10 single out the
salient features win be- giyen IN FUN in the big aaur-
day edition 81 Tho Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

A preliminary statement on the production Of hy-
daulo IN the United States during the calendar
year 1906 has been issued by the United State Geological
Survey i shows that the total production of an kinds
OF hydraulic cement IN 1905 including Portland natural
rock and Stag Puzrolan cemcnts was ioS9i3Os har-
ras valued nt s3G0i2lSD This Was incron1o of g.
2i906i barrels valued AZ S9QSo20a. the production
of the previous year OF the total amount OF cement man.
uaoturod the United States In 1906 a003SSi2 barrels
were Portland cement with value Of s5a826623; ff79
oia barrels naural-rock cement valued az s2fi3
052; and 3s2i7 barrels Stag Puzaolan cement
valued az s272,6tA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

The lecture last night followed by general I'M
torchaneo of IDEAS which IN importance as education
for the auditors and q demonstration OF Professor
Vcrnons familiarity with his specially, sceond only
10 the address Itself The Citizen has much Of this SYM
postum mp lis sleeve which Il win draw down and use ia
tho immediate hereafter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Nogales Oasis Desperate win 30 tine efforts 10 defeat
the proposed legislation congress- I'd regulate railway
fares the territories and taxation OF mines and rail-
ways n those EFFORTS succeed Il win BIO n order "a
try elect territorial Legislature which win do what the
proposed congressional legislation provides Then wa
shall how far clthor Of the political parties VIII IN
the interest OF the people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Cloudcrof silver Lining We have had a grand rain
The Sacramento mountains win boom this year The
goat OF the saoamontos took n their moha 20 Ala
m0gordo "Wednesday, and a wear pleased counienanec
the past has been unusually successful one Or
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

The fearful calamity which has beialen San Fran
cisco has amazed ana horrhod the civilized world When
loss OF property added 10 loss OF life would that
the destruction Of San Francisco has parallel IA his
tory We often boast Of mans conquest of nature and OF
hH triumph The elomonta but how ahocty helpless
he shown 10 be In catastrophe like that Of yesterday
feather IN tornado egg shell under trip hammer
are not helpless and fragile thar and his most
boastod works n the relentless grasp OF Irresistible ma
turc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Tho las Cruces Citizen gayai Miss
Belle. daughter Of hon Jesus Armiin
90 Albuquerque, and Mrs. O. Green
inc, also Of Albuquerque. were in ~
raao this week. Miss Belle o. on her
way 20 Tucson. Ariz., where she VIII
visit her uncle and aunt. Don Mar
iano and DQna Dolorlta samnnieao.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Rufus JacknOn-fluhi Yer muddcF takes M waahin
Esnioralda rnkham-'Coaa size takes Il lnl sho
wouldn't leah Il ou VIZ so au so faddef loain' r0un'
hoaht-Philadelpha Ballolin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Chicago rules iho worlds prices Tor hdcs hides
which Ok years ago selling "a cents pound are
now foalzlnE % cents higher price than boof
itsoG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

The lecture 7t Professor Vernon last nght was such
thenanrus of Information irrigation by pumping that
ths a absorbing question Albuquerque needs only
the sproadnr uhrosd Of bis rrofuabe facts and doduc
lions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

d
Want Water Mains Extended.
n visa on the completion OF me or
sanitation Of the new council tnnf
Mr. porigrdoid pafltioncd the council
to fierce the extension OF the water
mains down on S1uth Walter street
! Tie called attention .o the fact that
thla same matter was brought before
the retiring council "a year past but
I nothing was ever done In the matter
, iio stated that me people OF South
I Walter street we're ready to assure
lhe Wafer company 6 per cent on the
Investment and upon these conditions
ne saw no reason Wky the wishes OF
The neoplo should not hh complied
wiIa.
"Wo are suffering Tor water Tho
Improvement az oir property b. be-.
ing retarded hecau1e 90 the lack OF
o., and we feel that 60 as due us that
this matter be given prompt alten-
tion," said Mr. pOrterheid
The mayor referred the matter TO
the water committee.
Alderman Icarnard read a commu-
nicaiion from the Retail Merchnnta'
association. requesting the council TO
have safety appliances provided Or
tho railroad crossings az Mountain
road and Tiious avenue. The mayor
referred The communication 80 tho
grievance committee, with enc request
mat the Santa Re officials be- seen at
once IN reference 10 the raatier.
Mayor Mckee then called attention
90 q number OF important matters OF
city government that DC would like %
have attended, 10 during tho ensuing
year
Ho said. "There are some adobe
buildings In the middle OF south
broadway that ought 90 ha moved out.
They look very badly. I would Ike
% have tho street committee take
t1.a up no once"
"Gentlomen. we have Just voted
bends Tor new city building and
mo quicker we SGT 81 the better.
would liko tho city mafahai. tho dro
chief and the hullLmg Inspector 90
get together az once. and End out
what We want"
Then the bond Issue was discussed.
but nothing deanlte was decided. as
20 wtethe, they should bear 3M, 4 or
tif per cent interest.
The city clerk was ordered 10 adj
vartlse for bids for contracts for city
work for the ensuing year in the fol-
lowing departments
Three teams, with privilege of use
Of six. feeding OF city prisoners
printing, burial OF pauper dead.
The bonds Of the city treasurer and
city clerk were approved
Tho nrat iUr $1,000. was endorsed
by solomon Luna, W. s. Stricken aud
William Mcintosh, and the latter for
~ COO WA endorsed nv thu frnf and
urers uond
Tho council before adj turning,
adopted and ordered the city attorney
10 draw up an ordiaaaos GA are es-
capes. under the state law OF Michi-
gan. This ordinance will be put Ia
eject al the next meeting OF the c0un-
eli.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Measrs Noa riold. r. W d. Bryan.
N. n Hickey.
The library board was not uhmou.
lhe mayor stating that ne desired 10
find % possible people l0r ihis board
Who would attend iia moctinFH
The Council Committee
The mayor then announced me f0l.
lowing standing committees of tao
new council.
Financoleana Neusiadt and
Harrison
Streets Hanloy neayen and i.earn.
ard
roiice--NeuEiadt. sherwood and
Wllkoraan.
Fire ncparimoui-Haydoh. Learn
ard and HARRISON
Harrison. Beaycn and Hay.
den.
Water sherwood. Hanicy and
WilkefEon
Grievance - WEikerson. lshorwood
and Hanley
Building Light and Euoi-,B heaven.
Hayden aud sherwood
llt viii be- noted by roader that
Tho Evening Citizen forocastcd wilh
grca, precision The appointments of
the above committees IN yesterdays
issue.l
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Not Much Trade, but Revival Elk
MA pected After the Holi-
days Pass. =,
Flour Business Should Then Run
Better and Speculation
Increase.
Much of the Regular Monday
J.. Statistical News Is Miss
ing Today.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce. Dec. "a
Not much of new interest could be found in the
wheat market today. This is the season when
quiet markets are to be expected IN any year,
and this year is exception. Today, coming
in between two holidays, found orders scarce
People evidently were thinking more of Christ
mas than OF business. 1t would seem tnat
more activity should come after Jan. /. For
one thing, there will be more flour orders sent
in. On this all millers are agreed. and ex-
pectation is for a material improvement. 1t
may not come right after the turn OF the year:
but early in January it should appear. IT 1t
does not come, general disappointment will
follow. for eastern advices show many buyers
in need of -four. but holding of for the pres
ent An increase in flour orders would stlmu-
late wheat prices An increase in speculative
interest may also reasonably be looked for
Few people carry a speculative commitment
over the holidays except big men to whom mar
gins are not a serious matter. The average
small trader Of the class that makes continuous
activity gets out and often gets away from the
market entirely during the holiday dizziness, for,
whether he be bull or bear. the small trader
wants action. dull. dragging market does not
attract him. In former years he has usually
been found drifting back to his old haunts
shortly after Jan L. This year he Will prob
ably be around again. With increase in
-four demand as a foundation, and some return
of speculative interest after the first of the
year. the market should do better.
gram from Danvers. his Argentine agent, the
weather has changed and the harvesting of
wheat is progressing favorably. Reports re-
gardins the crop excellent.
The market 1irmed up near the close and was
frmer and higher at the end.
The weather forecast: Illinois and Indiana,
partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. possibly
light north Tuesday, slowly rising tenn
perature; Missouri. part cloudy and warmer;
lower Michigan partly cloudy, warmer; Wiscon-
sin. partly cloudy, warmer; Minnesota, probably
fair and warmer, Tuesday fair in north. light
snow in south; Iowa, cloudy and warmer; North
Dakota, fair. warmer; South Dakota. partly
cloudy tonight Tuesday fair; Nebraska. partly
cloudy tonight, colder in west. Tuesday fair,
cooler; Kansas, fair and warmer.
No comparisons of value could be made IN re-
ceipts for last year was holiday, and today
there was a holiday at Winnipeg and Duluth.
Minneapolis had 619 cars Chicago SO. World j
shipments were 1924, 900 blu against 9,736, 600
and II .24S,O00. =. -,
There Liverpool cable. r. .
The visible report did not appear because of
the holiday in several markets.
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PRICES / !. Of .l!|:'I. STOCK I I !. (:
BREAK AT !. OPENING / G;
HEAVY LIQUIDATION EVIDENT
WITH NO EFFECTIVE SUPPORT.
Reading Runs OFF Sharply on Liberal
selling-Pressure Eases Later, and a
Generally Firmer Tone Prevails, but
on a Quiet Market. n i.

New York. Dec. 24.-Prices Of stocks broke
In threatening manner in the opening deal
lngs. very heavy liquidation in evidence
anu no enectlve support was manifest. The
peang OF wv shares at 1875, 80 shares at
!321a, 200 shares ut 1925 and 10, OJO shares
from III q to 131. The last price on Saturday
was l33 u. Anaconda ran off 5A, Great North
ern prererred 4as, Northern Paclnc 3, Delaware
d hudson IN, Canadian Pacific 21a, St. Paul
comm common and preferred, Great Northern ore
rights, Baltimore s. Ohio Louisville & Nashville,
brooklyn transit and Colorado Fuel " o., and
southern Pscihc, Union Pacific, Atchison and
Sugar 1@1a. Large fractional losses were the
rule thruout the list.
temporary support was extended to the mar
ket when the shorts began to buy, but the
rallies which followed OF 1 to 2 points were
s sd and prices broke again violently
carriers, We're disposed of at rapidly failing
prices. The low prices established showed losses
~ pes"een and points generally, and we'll
beyond that in special cases.
There was marked subsistence of selling pres.
sure and substantial recoveries on a much d.
nlnished volume Of trading. Some stocks scored
complete recoveries. Rallies of 2M21a &C.
eu cur IN the Hill stocks Reading, St. Paul
sold at a decline Of 81. Bonds were heavy.
generally hrmer tone prevailed, but there
was not much energy displayed In putting up
prices, speculation ruling very dull. Great
>Nortnefn ore certificates sold 4 over Saturday S
closing. -,
pr1ces were not materially altered in the
middle OF the afternoon
After some hesitat ton steadiness ensued and
part OF the parity loss disappeared, but New
York sent some orders in the afternoon and
prices weakened Near the close slight hard
ening occurred an9 the market finished with
a better tone.
Stock reported for The Journal by
Wdtson d Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
apOlls. Closing figures are bid:
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS.

Poehler says: Elm the absence Of new bullish
features the holiday dullness has discouraged
enough holders and also encouraged enough short
selling to bring weak and declining mar
ket.! This IS the speculative side of the situa-
ton. AS to the situation domestic and foreign,
there is no change. Altho present speculative
conditions may bring on further decline the
wheat that is now being sold both by longs and
shorts will be wanted again before many weeks
Piper, from Chicago-"Now is the time to
buy good stocks If you can do without hay
ing to pay too much interest,"" said the head
of prominent eastern reimbursement insti-
tuition in private advices. "By this mean
if you have plenty of cash on hand. Prices
power Of corporations and the maintained pros
Whallon, from Chicago-The government re-
port Is making some liquidation and has
shocked speculative confidence a little The
movement does not increase. however, and the
Chaunesy Sold 1900 shares 81 Great North
ern pfeferred.&S ssSssssass, .SEt III s.!t2 rs
Watson buying Oregon certiacat es "a t3s77 @7s
The stock exchange lin London viii bcSclosed
tomorrow and NV Wednesday - T her statement that
the exchange will be closed today is an error.
The Liverpool exchanges closed.
ANACONDA increased its dividend 25c share.
making $1:T5 saH
Special Russian news: The strike at Odessa
has ended and loading has commenced. Yester.
day there heavy frost
u Chicago TO ts3n Commission houses and
pretty tight at moment. but think ought to get
some reaction after advance Of past two days.
Patten covering May corn and going long on
oats ss3ses54 +
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THE CASH TRADE
HAY LIST REv1SED-CoARsE GRAINS ARE
QUIET.

FLAx-Receipts. OF cars. against holiday
Minneapolis. cash, $n19; to arrive SLID.
Receipts. 63 cars; shipments, IL cars.
OATS-No. 2 white oats closed at 32hc. Re-
eeipts 70 cars: shipm ents, ~ cars
X FEED AND MEAI-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $15.50@
1915; No. 1 ground feed, % and 1-3
OAKS, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, $16@1625; No.
saeas eatr e. gsound Sf feed
1.3 earn and % oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$17@T.25.
MILLsTUFFs-Bran In bulk, SIT; shorts,
ST. middlings s19@19.5d'; red dog, laos, $40. Is
ago. So feed in 20O-lb sacks, $1.25 additional;
in 100lb sacks, SITS additional Shipments
for the day. 1.12S tons.
misunderstanding ran ged from 40c to 4sc.
Receipts rs cars; shipments, 80 cars.
RYE-No. 2 rye closed al 5S% @6OAc. Re-
ceipts. IA cars; shipments. III cars.
HAY-Arrivh1s of hay are light, which, with
e good demand, makes firm, market. In fact,
this morning the better grades of timothy bring
= premium Rye straw has been coming in
%srket dull y. T4Gthy ehstee sls timothy
timothy, No. 5, $7.5O@s.5o; clover, No. i. SID
gle; clover, No. 2, s7@s; mixed, No. /, $3.50
sii5oi prairie. No: sio5e9R; prairi ea' Nc.
3, $e@1o: prairie No. 3. s7@s; midland, No
l. s7.5o@s: midland, No. 2, s5@6.50; rye
straw, No. L, $500; rye straw, No. 2, $4@5;
wheat or oat straw, $4@5 Potatoes, white
a5@40c; potatoes. red 2S@S5c. Receipts, 10
tons; shipments, none.