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wedged In corner little Senator
Alice. of Delaware. found modest
refuge Aud there we're olhefa not
readily classified
FOLLOWING the Spoonef confer.
encv. Commissioners Of lmmigra
ton and labor Sargent and Neil
took the sofa for 10 minutes. dis.
GUESSING With tho president the pend
ms immigration bill,
At the vlslsora Like a Whlrlwind,
Then the president rave HIS at
tentinn 10 the biz Foom. The onset
was like a whiflwlnd. aud Ia less
than 10 minutes. hY the watch. he
had cleared the room Of all but a
dosen people. Il WIS case OF take
them as they enme. llla eye first
rested ON senator Jim Hemenway.
Indiana
senator, will You wait for see.
ond want 10 ece you" Then to
iittlefieid I ana very sorry TO
have kept you waiting, To ladiea
Who are presented. 4 am very
glad infeed This n a genuine
| pleasure | assure you.
With lightning like fapidity he
moved down the line, eliminating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

aid of so dlaintsreated projects.
Good morning"
Another senator aud the editor OF
the Rosary were still waiting Win
the laitnr there was a little literary
talk, which touched many points
from Irish SRgaa aud the business
OF making magazines, 10 Ernest
McCaffy'a new book.
IA was now / o'clock and the cab
met room ana office were clear.
The president shook himself Ike a
spaniel coming from the water Hia
face denoted nothing bat Joy OF NE
lie literally aprang ia hia post near
the cabinet room door. This VAS
the hour for that brief reception 10
the little crowd which ASSEMBLIES
By appointment Ia shake his hand,
Sometimes the crowd numbers u
hundred. This day II Was smaller
You have given me great pleas
ure," the president declared 10 ne
little girl Who placed her hand nmii'
ingly IN his. And this II your ~
tle brother Well. now, want
YOU "a know how glad ! am 10 have
had you call. lust walt a minute
lie stopped into hts office and
grabbed two fresh roses from the
bouquet on his desk
n viii AJAX you 10 accept these
from me. said he. And little Miss
and Master Wilson vent beamine
forth. when the handnhakiut
program Was over william v. Cur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

The board Of directors II John
son a Higgins. New York city, the
largest insurance agents ia the
world. have voted in favor Of the
Washington Fire Insurance com
pany FOR general use on their risks
go
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OF Industrial arbitration endowed
With the tto.oeo Nobel prise 70.
ceived by the president
Near pF hartholat sat a maRnit
ieontiookiag southern representa-.
uve-a Missouri man. who. having
failed OF reelection. had brought hia
successor TO introduce him to the
president
Ia the corner of the ROOM was
Gen. Ncspacian Warner. commits
aioner OF pensions. seeking points
relative to the administration OF
the nov law which grants a pen.
sioa Co all civil war soldiers OF a
certain age Near the seneral was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
nv OLSON GARDNER.
...x,.uhs. 1897. ~ the Newspaper
Tnssrprtue Ausoeiati0nl

...s,lsh,. 1897. ~ the Newspaper
snssrpriss AssOelatiSel
wAsHlNGroN. y G.. Fob 70
aaes President Roosevelt
How does he gei time for
49, .,.na for diplomats. Tor writing
4. maeaalucs about irish sagaa.
h.,rsahack ridlns, fof feadins.
- llnlnx. lot sislting and Tor
4 cr.leF that be might answer. Ia
~ these Inquiries, Il was the
nrivtlege 81 the writer 10 spend
al the white h0ase behind
eeenes rho dsy chosen was
- IA And this Is how things
sens ~,
assnlns bath and toilet consumed
s.ee~He stepped from she south
x..s AZ the white hease Ia company
- Mrs Roosevelt. aud she two
80 . snFn 10 the EruuntA
~HfeAkfasted with Mrs.
ssssssels and the ehiidrcn Miss
sAel Masters Archie and Kermit
He went 70 the white
,...se eropor. y here Secretary Loeb
=. ualsing with the morning mail,
's,,A Mad been opened and s0ytsd
i a. % hrius 10 the presidents
- ouly such letters as required
4 personai attention, These made
! nlle fuIiy foot hIEh
s.tS-Secreiafies Root and Taft
..ssrea ~ appointment - discuss
~ hating Of Panama canal bids.
"a senator Dillingham; came
n nppolnsmeut 70 discuss the i'm.
rlxration bill MT Root partieipat-
Il u this coaference
ga-~fapaaese situation taken
= = cnnfervure with Secretary
A. and Senator Dillingham;.
ssk--ssnatax Spooner aud the
na<ssent discussed the Santo DO
$50 treaty ana the advisahllity
4 eslllax an extra session Of the
.s.a,s Tor Its consideration.
rrum 10 TO 10 Is the president
hrssea his tire between his mail
ssa SENATOR spooner.
TsF about five miuutes tho pres
t,szt al fare 10 face With the Wis.
nrxsa senator on the ieathef
trsxe ia earnest conversation.
ssaay for the Waters
fs.sz-The big hat desk was
e,sares II the morning mail Tho
anxaent gave the word 10 Capt.
Iseffisr 10 push back the sliding
surx aivsaing thu office proper
fuua the nig cabinet rpogn adjoining
xhsre m0rnlng visitors wait
when TIE doors we're opened
Assa were IN the cabinet room
.haaf % people. Al except ssna.
sgss and menbers Of the house
ssfa theru ~ special appointment
Their hEsiness. as Il ssson deyel.
easa. roverea the whole Kamut
frsn re niost frfveknus ~ssciat cali
, skaters o. the greatest public
namanf.
Near the foidinx doors sat Rep.
rssnsafive Chas f. 1dttiefieid.
Maine. cume 10 present two ladies.
Scar him. chatting With bis party.
vas the Kri1xlea Jehn Sharp MiA
las. minority leader % thc house.
lis agran1 waa connected vita the
HsxRe peace court
ue a lounge were two North
kmerican Indians in the gafo Of
tissiintion and speakinE a polished
Ka<Iish. One wss Peasant Por.
We. chief OF the Creeks The other
sss an lafluaatfai Greek.
Then came representative Rich
1T Bartholdt. 81 Sc Louis. with a
Vi and statement relative 20 the
Ax3siatil7n f0y establishing a court
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fia. Of the Chicago Record Herald.
had private Interview
AZ i.i6 the president took hia
place ia "A barber chair which u set
up eaeh day temporarily In tho
ante room neat 10 the seerctafy'a
office.
A. 1870 he left the executive 81.
ficea ana FASTENED 20 the White
House proper for bis lunch
Al z he returned and refumod fis
conference with aeefetaflsa HuOt
and Taft
AZ 2.f5 no aaw Rex neseh. the
author and playwright
At I James Il Garfield Aha u
soon to be secretary 81 the ,liieref
came Tor a conference on Arstefn
land frauds.
A. $3.50 the president asN Henry
Beach Needham. at the peoples
lobby. to discuss the criminal ap
peals bill
OF for horseback Ride.
A. 4 the pre4idsnt dressed and
vent for a horseback ride with the
German Ambassador During the
fide they discussed the new Ger.
man American tariff treaty. The
day was Wild aud clustering The
horses dashed through mud and
slush. covering some 20 miles over
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smooth faced man. accompanied
BY senator wa. Alden Smith, Mich
lEan. The amuothfarrd uiau
proved 60 be the ualtcd states die
lrfct attorney from DETROIT. NE
WAs there to answer fer dprosfetfon
Of dnty tn falling Ia prosecute Ger.
tain parties who we're Rendink
vicious matter through the nails
He had an unpleasant quarter Il an
hour when Il came his turn 10 inter
view the chief executive
sitting near the big cabinet table
was Scnafor kit,rrdFo. South Ia.
kota. known IS Silent Kit" He
came 20 discuss the important mat
ter 81 state patronage.
A bevy ~ young women lined NJ
on the west slae 81 the rom They
were 20 49, the president FOR 40 In
stant Mr. Hwnnett. secretary OF
tho senate. mixed wtth the crowd.
a. did tho MeFcutto OF the house.
Representative Jim Watson
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idcnt. when card wnH placed be
fore him by Captain Loefflor
$50 you were IA the class Of ~"
oh. yes. yea we're just ahead 81 me.
You knew Grant. Well. am dc.
lighted Come this way. Do YOU
ever hunts have a photograph OF
a bear a." etc. and presently
Tho Harvard man had been passed
alonR
Secretary Strauss had several
urgent errands. which were taken
nn pn the sofa.
The hcafarlnK man came next He
had some charts aud illustrations
With ho spread before tho pfoal-
dent
Via. Finel II looks good. and
the president pressed the button
Tor his secretary.
Nplcase take a note Thia is 20
Representative ---.h
A letter Worth Having.
Il do not need TO tell you who
Mr. Arbueisle II. only want 10
say that ! have known him for a
long time. and have known OF
many charities IA which he has
been most active. lie has plan
Tor saving lives which looks 10 me
to be yery good lie wants 20 put
this into operation at HIS own en-
penae. and asks only such action
BY congress or the department an
will give him the needed authority
90 do 80. VIM you DO what you
can 10 forward Mr. Arbuekle'a
PLAN
THAT was about the way the let.
ter ran.
NO obligation, sir. AZ ali only
wiah all my acts could be Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

the commencement exercises next
sprinE. Tie was shown hos i'm.
possible Il would be
show him ln.~ ordered che prrs
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.xsslNo SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN WHICH rsr PRESIDENT
ts.sss rHs LEADING PART GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED nv
r.rr CORRESPONDENT GARDINER, WHO Is PRIVILEGED TO
ssnn rag HOURS FROM EARLY MORNING UNTIL NEARLY
s.nn,eAr ar FIRST ROME IN rsG LANo-sow RooaH
-, = WORKS AND PLAYS ENJOYS MS FAMILY LlFu AND
Iva sol gNptp PRECISION eLuNoGs suceGssFuLLN
r.aooaA rte MULTITUDE OF DUTIES or TYPICAL
s,AtrE HOUSE DAY.
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Buffalo gasoline engines bold
gold medals for four years. See
them before you buy an engine Tor
your boat Geo. ~ WOodhonHo 60
Il2 University street Rear Arcade
Bldg.
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.oMe pOILoeae. ArrENrIoNl

Send soc 10 Knapp 4 West. archb
tecis. 353 Colman building. for =
book Of plans for pretty homes. II
will save YOU money and tell you
how 10 build q good home ehcapss"
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Don't throw away your cid
clothes. Have them cleaned to
laak like new 81 the Pentofiun.
call Up Main i0ag sss
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esod tea and coffee or none.
slAlllinx's Best 80.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
MASONS WILL CONVENE
IN ALBUQUERQUE
IN 1908
Grand Lodge. Knights TempldT
And Grand Chapter Are
All Coming
EASTERN STAR WILL ALSO
MEET IN THIS CITY.

Carlsbad, N. NJ. Oct. 26.-All the
Masonic convention in 1908 will
be held in Albuquerque. The grand
lodge of New Mexico decided at its
session Wednesday to hold its next
meeting in the Duke City. and the
Grand Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar and the Grand Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons decided yesterday to
meet the same week next year at
the same place as the grand lodge.
The Eastern Star is concluding its
sessions today and there is little
doubt but that 1t will also select Al
buquerque as its next meeting place.
Knight Templar Officers.
The Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar of the Territory of
New Mexico has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Grand commander, DIR. j. S. Slack,
Clayton; deputy grand commander,
%. l.. Gregory. Las Vegas: Generals
simO, Dr. j. II. Wroth, Albuquerque !.
captain general, George A. Shepard,
Deming; grand senior warden, j. w.
Poe. Roswell; grand junior warden,
j. j. Kelley, Silver City; grand
treasurer. A. ]. Maloy, Albuquerque I;
grand recorder. A. A. Keen, Albu-
querque; grand chaplain, c. d.
Boucher, Las Vegas; grand standard
bearer, John T. Bolton, Carlsbad;
grand sword bearer r. NJ. Parsons,
Roswell; grand warden. II. f. Ste
phens. Santa Fe; grand guard, A.
NJ. Whitcomb, Albuquerque.
Royal Arch Election.
The grand chapter OF Royal Arch
Masons in New Mexico has elected
the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Grand high priest, James
@. Fitch Socorro: deputy grand high
priest, C. ID. Boucher, Las Vegas;
grand king, j. ]. Kelly, Silver City;
grand scribe, DR.. J. c. Slack. Clay
ton; grand treasurer, A. J. Maloy,
Albuquerque; grand secretary, 4. A.
Keen Albuauernue
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
ATTORNEY TELLS OTHER SIDE
OF COAL LAND FRAUD CASES

Hawkins Delivers SCdthing Rebuke to Federal Officials
and Their Methods of Procedure in Securing IndiCt-
ments Before Santa Fe Grand JuyEl Paso Times Con-
tains Interview of Great interest to New MexCdns--
Phelps Dodge and Its Officials and Employees Not Afraid
of Impartial Investigation. Says Counsel.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
SIX MILES WAS LEAD
OF POMMERN At
FINISH
War Department Official Has
Made Estimate OF Flight of
Leading Balloons.

Washington, d. c., oct. 26.-The
official measurements Of the hight
of the two leading balloons has been
made by officials of the war depart
ment and the POmmern has been
declared the victor by six miles. The
official computation Is as follows;
ST. Louis (Forest park), to Asbury
Park. S73.4 miles; 81. Louis TO Her
bertsyille, y. j., S67.4. The Pommern
landed at Asbury Park. the longest
distance travelled by the competitors
and LIsle de France at Herberts-
Vile
All OF the data relating to the
anchorage OF the balloons had been
telegraphed 10 Washington and the
preparation OF map OF the flight
has been begun by William Welch,
chief draughtsman Of the signal
corps, u. 5. A. It is expected that
the Aero club of America will adopt
these figures ana award prizes ae-
cordlngly.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26

torneys came In the evidence before
the court, upon the demand by the
attorney general for the attachment
of Miss Ricketts, an invalid, living
in New Jersey, who had furnished
afiidavits of her physician and others
that she was unable. to obey the
1.-The fact Is that several months
ago a special agent went 20 the home
of Mrs. Ricketts,. who lives in Prince
ton, n. j., who Is so years old, and
who resides with Miss Ricketts,, an
invalid. both OF whom had made coal
entries at the suggestion OF their son
and brother. DIR. Ricketts,. who is al
legged to be the arch-conspirator In
this matter. a48st srlS ~.
These two ladies' live ali aisl..
and have no male advisor except
their son and brother. Dr. Ricketts,,
| manager Of the Cananea properties.
They Told All.
The special agents of .he interior
! department induced these ladies to
| tell all about how they made their
coal land entries, and they did so.
| candidly and fully. They said they
had made the entries at the sugges-
ton of DIR. Ricketts,. and they had
paid the money themselves, part of
| 1t, and DIR. Ricketts, had paid the
| balance for them. They said they
owned their land entries and paid
taxes on the same. The special ag-
ents congratulated them upon having
removed a cloud by their statements.
which statements they reduced to
| writing. The agents returned next
day and represented to these ladies
that they had the right to request
them TO swear to their statements.
They then read what pretended TO
be such statements, and required the
ladies to sign and swear to the same,
which they did.
"'Under these statements on Sep
tember 30th, they ad these two
ladies served In their homes at
| Princeton, n. j., with subpoenas to
appear at Santa Fe, N. M, to testify
before the grand jury II days later.
Secuted Evidence.
when the evidence was submit
ted to the attorney Of the United
states of the invalid character o:
one of these witnesses, they secuted
manner that the attorney general of
the United States had already been
wired by them about the matter and
they had announced to him that they
would personally take the response
bility for bringing the invalid Ex-
cept for the humanity of the court
| trying the case, this refined and in
valid woman so far as the special
attorney was concerned would have
been dragged hurriedly across the
United States to confront a grand
jury, In company with a negro wom-
an her servant.
There are a great many details
to the whole matter which | have
not recited, which make IT a most
! savage attack upon the honest i'm
pulses of we'll meaning people, who
at the most could only be charged
with technical violations Of the law,
| long since barred by the statute Of
| limitations, II they ever existed. and
there are some developments affect
ing II which may be heard of later,
which go to the very existence Of
the indictments themselves
Judge Hawkins said that the re-
ceipt OF the telegram recalling Nc
Harg, assistant attorney. TO Washing
ton, had been rather a surprise 70
that official He declined TO discuss
other features Of the cases In Santa
Fe."
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
HOWARD CLARK SENT To
ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL

Howard Clark. OF the Benham In
dian Trading company, was taken TO
ST. JOseph's hospital today and
placed in a tent house especially
erected for him. Mr. Clark is seri-
ously in but his condition Is not con-
sldered at all dangerous, and his
physician states that he will un-
doubtedly make a rapid recovery.
For the time being. however, his
friends are not allowed TO visit him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
new YORK HAS PASSED
PANIC STAGE
SAFELY
Secretary Cortesyou Says FL
nanCidl Difficulties There
Are Now Over.
GOLD SHIPMENT IS
COMING FROM EUROPE.

New York, Oct. 26.-The stock ex-
change and banks closed at noon to-
day without any further failures of
importance and with considerable
improvement of the stock market
and with several important remedial
measures taken or agreed upon to
strengthen the financial situation. A
distinct sense of relief is apparent
everywhere. It is understood that
the treasury department will as here
tOfore advance gold for immediate
use so as to avoid the time occupied
in transit from Europe. Meanwhile
clearing house loan certificates will
be issued as a precautionary meas
ure The runs upon the Trust Com
pany of America and the Lincoln
Trust company abated largely today.
Drafts of country banks on their
New York reserves were heavy but
not alarming.
Gold From Europe.
The announcement was made to-
day that negotiations have practi-
cally been completed for the impor-
tation of a large amount of gold
from Europe.
James Stillman, president of the
National City bank said today:
''The situation has been saved by
the action of the secretary of the
treasury, who has been so ably as
sisted by the whole hearted coopera-
tlon of MIR. Morgan"
Secretary CortelyOu had a confer
ence today with George w. Perkins
of J. Il. Morgan G. Co. after which
Perkins said: II think this will be
the last day Of financial difficulty"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
ALLEGED LAND FRAUD
CASES SETTLED
SAYS FALL
Attorney General Back From
Washington After Talk With
Department Officials.
COPPER SLUMP DOES
NOT AFFECT GREENE

The attorney general OF New Mex
leo, A. b. Fall, is one of the most
fearless men in the present republi-
can administration.
He Is not afraid to speak out and
he generally speaks direct and to
the point.
While in Washington recently. he
took up the matter of land frauds
in this territory with the interior de-
partment.s
Speaking of his work in Washing
ton, the El Paso Times says:
Judge A. B. Fall, attorney general
for the territory of New Mexico. and
who is in El Paso on his return from
Washington. where he went for a
conference with the secretary OF the
Interior and Attorney General Bona
.parte. was asked yesterday If there
were any new developments in the
New Mexico alleged land frauds.
''The matter" said Judge Fall.
has been settled and the public
Will hear no more about ii. There was
no fraud so far as the lumber COM
pany was concerned, or so far as
DIR. Ricketts, Is concerned I'm the coal
land business. The secretary of the
interior and Attorney General Bona
parte and myself went over the
whole case in the timber land ques-
ton and il there was any mistake
made 1t was made as to the terri
tory's jurisdiction or power to sell
the lands, and that Is a matter for
congress TO adjust when II meets. The
charges of fraud were all based on
techniealities and you have no doubt
observed from your own papers
telegraphic news that the assistant
federal attorney who has created all
the sensation has been recalled TO
Washington.
As to the indictments over the
coal lands, that is something that
ton. / am not acquainted as TO the
details, but from what / have learn
ed since returning TO FL Paso | am
inclined to the belief that II Is an
other mares nest"
Colonel Greene Solid.
Before he was attorney general of
New Mexico. Judge Fall was counsel
for Col w. G. Greene, the copper
magnate, and when asked yesterday
what he thought OF the report that
Stockholders had asked for a receiy-
er for the Greene Gold-Silver COM
pany, Judge Fall said:
II do not think anything about II
because l know absolutely that il is
false. Mr.. Greene is not Indebted to
any Of his companies. But they are
Indebted to him and whenever a re-
ceiyer Is called for he Is the only
pretty apt TO name the receiver. Mr..
Greene's company does not owe over
100000 and / know that on one
deal he has raised three times that
amount in the last few days. No
matter what the speculators do TO
copper stock they cannot do Mr..
Greene
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
PRESIDENT WILL AID
BOTH TERRITORIES
Fayors Admission of New Mexico
and Arizona to Single Statehood
Nothing Before Next Con-
gress, He Says.

Washington, ID. c.. oct. 26.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt Is quoted by the As
ISOLATED Press today as stating TO
Senator Flint OF California that he is
In favor and will work for the ad-
mission 10 single statehood OF both
New Mexico and Arizona. The pres
ident. however, expressed the opin-
ion that IL would be impossible TO
do anything before the next session
OF congress but he stated that he
would be found ready at any time 70
aid the fight for statehood
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
Leak in Jury Room.

The secrets or The grand Jury
room hide from the public view all
that occurs in such bodies, but much
in every community leaks out where
the public Is interested, as IN this
matter 1t was currently reported
that this entTyman was the only
witness allowed to the defense and
even this opportunity would have
been denied them except for the no.
tarial records which necessitated his
getting before the jury.
"'Under the laws OF New Mexico
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26

IA 1.-THE bit OF savagery and the
disposition Of the United states at
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
COLORADO STATUTE
IS DECLARED VOID

81. Paul, Mimi. oct. 26.-The
United States circuit court of appeals
today handed down a decision that
the Colorado statute prohibiting
foreign corporations from prosecut-
ing or defending a suit in that state
unless they paid the annual license
OF two cents for each thousand dol
lars capital stock, is unconstitutional
IL literally interpreted as to any cor
porations engaged in interstate COM
merce.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26

No. I-S.I5 p. m.
No. as. so p. m.
No. 10 S. p. m.
No. S--o.5S p. m.
No. o-it.4s p. m.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
COMPLETE REPORT
ON 1907 COTTON REPORT

complete report of the census bu-
reau on the quantity Of cotton in this
years crop ginned up to October IS
shows 4,407,07S bales and 2S,9S4 ac-
tive ginneries. In 1906 there were
4,931, Gel bales and 66,125 active gin
neries.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-26
SmeIter Shnts DoMn.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., oct. 26.-The
Humboldt smelter ceased opera tons
a midnight upon telegraphic in
structions from Boston. Inability 10
raise funds 10 keep the plant IN op-
Grafton Is given as the reason for
the shut down.