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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
"FoXY," INDEED.

\ report from Wlnstod, Connecticut,
states that while ID. Chailcc, Who ruus
stagceuarh between Wmstcd aud
SandisGeid, Massachusetts, was drIv.
ing in a blinding snowstorm, foS
jumped an the seat beside him. The
exhausted animal dropped 10 the hot
tom OF III. coach, aud utter about ten
minutes rest Jumped out aud disap
peared. Rcynnrd threw two hounds
which had been chasing him oil the
scent when be- jumped into the coach
Dumb Animals.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

harm than good Nouc ui these lots
are hcrug built uu we lruru also that
% charter wp. granted for rulron"
some time before certain additions
we're placed ou 'br mururt aud thai
the proposed road WAS 90 pns. through
the hama that Was uf'rrWurl plotted
aud offered tor sale, boat ui course the
projectors ut tvr railroad we've u". o.
ANY wuy Interested iu the sale ot the
additions ibruupb which 10 wa. fu pa-..
Mr. Barker stated that the lots lu thr
city of las Crurr. proper aIr -tcudllE
increasing ~ value and are good ln
Ncstucrt, aud even the lots aiIowug
the ciiy limits ARE also good invest.
mrnt u, ius Cruces b. prosperous
city uud b. mcrcaslu. iU population
and real estate values are steadily IN.
r-cusing. Nomc of our citizens Wc the
owners ot lots somewhere m the couu
~ thar La, Cucc, is located Ia, and
Thought that they were within few
hours ride of the city, They dad not
pay AN cNurhitHut price tor the lots
aud when they received their decd
there was iu them AN option given t'
sell the lots To the promoters within
year for the sum of forty dollars
some time before the option expired
parties la this city were notified that
their lots could be- Sold for ATTY dollar
each. aud ihn, II they would send th,
difference of tea dollars they wouio
bc released from the option clause, Int
the parties did not send the ten, hu
roiiicl thr riomo,cfs that they wcr,
! ready 10 sell at louy dohan aud woui'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
BRICK MANUFACTORY
WILL INCORPORATE
Colorado Man Finds World
of Fine Material Here foi
All Kinds of Commercial
Brick.
MAKING TEoTS TODAY

y. ". lIuncc at boulder, Colo, T.
here for the pufp"s" nt establishing o
plant for the manufacture at all kind
OF commercial brick. lie claims I,
have bee engaged ~ ia" business ~
Colorado for u number of year, and i'm
presses one that he j. what he i"pr"
SCENTS hImsclf to hc ..r has samples
of his Colorado product showing guN
tion an example at perfect workman
ship. lie anuiHrturcs AL kinds aud
colOrs OF brick aud srcns certain that
the two GLASSES OF sand stone aud the
shar beds To the north of us all fur
nish ideal mnt"riHi for his r"quir"
ments. lie SAYS that h" has located
quarry near this city whcr" 'her"
IL n statum of sandstone that shows
forty feet IN depth without u slhgh
iron stain which is n common dr""
bnck IN brick manufacture. Th" sand
stone we have here ~, MIR. Bunce says,
, very iine silica sand aud will make
:, number ON. brick for all purpose,
This SINH. d,posits north of this city
h, SAWS are far ahead OF those IN Colo.
,ado from which so much commercial
brick IN now being made. lie says
the plaut he intends to Install here
will cost ago 900 and that brick mould.
.d one day VIII be ready to 20 iuto III"
Ill. IN. nay, n. Inns riuued up ma.
-, -, a.. .,..n I.un,rv todny
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
CALL OF TERRIToRlAL REPUB.
LICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Whereas, there are now pending aud
under cunsiderat ion IN the Congress of
the United States. Statehood Bills, aud
Whereas, the provisions Of said bills
differ very materially ~ to policy af.
tcciing New MeNiro'S interests aud IL
is imI ortani that the roncensus of
opinion of the Territorial Committe.
he obtained with reference To the prop.
er policy which should be advocated
on New MeNicos behalf
Therefore, |, II. o. Bursum. chair.
man of the Territorial Republican
Central Committee, do hereby cRll
meeting TO he held February -, A. H.
1910, at ten clock in the forcneen.
IN the House of Representative st
the capitol at Santa re. for the pur
pose of discussing and considering the
provisions of the Beveridge aud Ham.
ilton Statehood Bills or auy other
Statehood Bills introduced in Congress
and for the purpose Of giving expires.
sion as to the proper policy which
should he pursued in the premises
and the transaction Of such other busi.
ness as may lie pertinent to the object
Of this meeting. A full attendance Is
desired. For the future welfare Of
the Territory, mature consideration
aud prompt action are essential The
members of the executive committee,
IN an advisory capacity, are requested
to he present. The usual rules ss to
proxies will govern proceedings.
II. o. BURsUM, Chairman.
Attest; J. W. RAyNOLDs, sec'y.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
FLOOD AGAIN THREATENS PARIS

Dispatches from the city Of Paris
state that the river Seine has risen
nine inches during the last twenty four
hours owing TO the recent rains and
snow. ~ the river continues to ri~e
until today IL is predicted that IL will
reach point equal TO the disastrous
flood Of 1859.
The waters are again pouring into
the sewers aud conduits aud drowning
electric lights and power plants.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
HAND BAIL rnuaspAY NIGHT

The members Of the Tueumeari band
gave beneat bah at the skating rink
on Thursday evening which was one OF
the most enjoyable occasions Of the ssa.
son. There was nice crowd present,
the Music by the Heerle orchestsa sus.
tanned the reputation of that orgaaisa.
tion, the floors were In perfect eondi
tion and the very best Of order prevail
ed. The dance was kept up until a late
hour, and the guests departed pronouse'
Ing the dance enc Of the beat ,Asy had
ever attended.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
NO RIGHTEOUS PLACE
IN NEW MEXICO

,rud ihc deed nt any time the deal
wa. rlu,cd, but the deal has not yet
been closed aud not hing more has been
heard of the matter. Some wise Guy
.nid .'u sucker - born every minute,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

A hill has been introduced and passed
by the senate making X. y. Peary, the
diseoverer of the north pole u rear AL
nirAl. II is believed that the measure
will also pass the house of Congress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
THREATENS TROUBLE
FOR JACK JOHNSON
McKeesport Theatrical Man
Accuses Champion of
Breaking Contract.

FITTSBURG, Jan. A-TroubIe threat
ems 70 he the portion Of Jack johnson
when he comes across the line from
Ohio into PeunsyIr -ania today DR.. T.
z White, owner Of Whites Opera
louise. AlcKeesport. announces thai
Johnson, who yesterday wired cauceiing
a contract with his house, must be
taught q lesson and that ne VIII spend
Sl,cO0 in Furnishing him when he gets
hin Inside the state limits.
Johnson IS booked to appear At Du-
qUesne Garden here ton ght with ais
entire troupe Some weeks ago ne sign
ed a contract TO appear in Whites
Opera House. McKeesporJ, in the after
noon with ais show White has not had
Sucn an advance sale In years He sold
the house out at increased rates
When ng read in the papers yesterday
morning that Johnson had run foul OF
the police In Terre Haute because Of a
cold house. DIT White at once wired
him an offer Of assistance. financial or
Otherwise. 10 get MIN out OF the Indiana
town IOl u meant great loss to the Mo
E~eespo-- man u he did not have the
colored q aInpiOn on hand promptly Dy
noon day
Within a few hours White received 4
reply 70 his message IN which the en-
SaSenenr for today was Cancelled
There was no explanation save the an
n"uncenent that johnson found IL i'm
possible to make the date. and 50 Il
would be Cancelled DIT. White claims ne
VIII lose from 8. go to 8 500 1v This act
Of Johnson and thai no XII nave the
worth Of the money If he Eas 10 take
It out Of JOhuSOu's hide"
he consulted his attorney and viii
have the baggage Of Jh5 biz fighter at
lacned VIXEN he comes INTO PIttsbu-g
and az the same time haze paDers seT--
ID on MIN notifying him Of suit for
or7ach OF contract which VIII be enter
ed against him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
NELSON RIDICULES
McCAREYS HINTS

AiIbWAUE WIS, Jan A--'This
talk started by Tom NCCarey. OF Los
Angeles. that the JeE-J0hnson fight may
not be or the square. Is mooushi1e, pure
and simple today declared Battling
Nelson, lightweight champion when
asked for his opinion or tho coming bat
tie.
The chief trouble. I think, is that Nc
Carey Is sore because he did not get
-he fight added BAT"
He did not bid hiCh enough. 80 he
can't even bid high enough on any OF
my dEhts. This talk Of a fixed fEht
makes me weary Just look at the rec
ords OF Johnson and Jeff No one with
& lick OF sense would accuse e{the- one
Of laying down They have never done
so in the past and you can bet a thou
sand acres OF 1+egewiChland that they
can't AFFORD 20 do so now"
Bal refused 10 express an opinion as
20 the prOtab Ie winner Of the battle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
BRIGHTON STAKES
WELL PATRONIZEO
Popularity of New York
Track Plainly Shown by
Long Entry List.

NEW YORK, Jan 4--Thst Brighton
has not lost popularity with owners OF
race horses even though Il closed its
gates in 1853. IS attested by the liberal
nominations 20 rs stakes Secretary
Jackson has received more than 200 en-
tries
There are q number Of good horses
engaged In the stakes for the three
y-eaT-Olds and upward. s c. BiIdreth
nominating no fewer than seven IN the
Brighton Handicap. Brighton Nile. IN
viucjoIe, Tslip and Test haudiCaps. These
horses are FitzHerbert, King James, q
close second 10 FitzHerbert in quality:
RestiEOUche, FITestOue, Joe Madden.
Fayette- and Dalmatian- Patsy, win
ner Of the New Year Handicap at Jack
sonville, IS IN the Brighton, as IS also
High Private
Prince imperial. the -year-OId for
which r F. Little paid $1,000, is an
other Brighton Handicap Cand.date. Mr..
Little making twenty-nine nominations
for the meeting Gar. owned By J. :.
Mccullough, OF Springfield. H., IS an
other horse IN the Brighton
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
LYNCH AND HEYDLER
LEAVE FOR MEETING
National League Moguls to
Attend Commission SeS-
sion at Cincinnati.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-President Tom
Lynch, OF the National League, with
Secrt tary-Treasurer John HeydIer, left
New York today to attend the meeting
OF he National Baseball Commission
IN Cincinnati with Byron Bancroft
J5hnson-JOhnson has put the taboo on
Ban for the future-Lynch IS to elect
q president. and the one best bet Of
the day is that Garry Hermann, presi-
dent o. the Cincinnati Nationals, viii
be retained as chief justice of the su-
preInc court OF organized baseball.
There is little doubt that johnson
Is for Hermann hrst, last, and al the
time II Lynch should not vote for
Hermann, there viii follow one Of those
deadlocks that caused so much trouble
in the National League.
Several matters Of Importance are to
be passed upon by the commission
Among them viii be the squabble IN
the Philadelphia National League club,
where Horace FOgel, the new president,
is trying 20 FIRE Billy Murray as man
ager- Murray has an ironboUnd con
tract TO manage the PhiIlies fer two
more years, at $500 a year, and he says
ne VIII manage the team until he gets
$1,000 IN a lump sum FogeI offered
yesterday 70 have Murray appointed
manager 10 d minor league team and to
make M the difference in salary but
Murray declined
Johnny kIinEs ChicaEo-s recaICitrant
catcher may also apply for rginsrate-
mtuts but Johnson has announced his
unwlllingness 10 allow King back in
the iold- He however. may relcnt. es-
pecIally as the National League did not
OelE MIN by eleCtiuZ John Ward presI-
dent II King can be TefuStated and
EOEei car settle MS fight with Murray
King may manage TIE Philies next
wear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
SPORT CHOWDER.

Dick Padden. the old second baseman.
Viii act as scout for the Washington
team
Manager woIverton has signed Bill
DugEle5y 10 pitch Cor The Oakland
tCalJ team
Jennings. Detroit squad. thirty-fo!r in
EuH0er' VIII leave for san Antonio
Jack Knight may &c back to Bait
more
Ba.=aaa1' records show that Tom
Lynch, the national Leagues new pres
iaent- once pitched a uo-hir game
Lynch vas with the Baltimore II was
played May a Ib-1- Lynch followed the
playing end Of the game several years.
Fisslhting Dick Nelson and Frankie
Madden are booked TO box fifteen rounds
az Lymansvilie, January 8
Memphis. it is reported. is to have an
other boxing club. to run IN opposition
20 the Phoenix. with Tommy Pva7 Is
matchmaker
Owen Moran has evidently given M
hope. Of a match with Abe AttcIl- and
has turned his attention 10 Bat Nelson
whom ne wants to fight for side bet.
Conan DoyIe-s new meIodrama, THE
House Of TBmperiey-- Centers about the
D-lze ring IN the early years OF the
nineteenth century One scene ~aDrp-
seUts a fight under the conditions OF
that period
A deal mas been practically CONNECTED
leroy Pitcher William CHaBuefEc.
tormeE- Memphis Twirler viii be Dur
chased By Brooklyn to be turned over
TO the Portland. Ore. club for ShorfstcD
Cooney. Mobile v-as after ChsppeIe.
Basketball ms- be d5sCredftpd as 2
winter Fsstime by the Pittshurz BAN
club. but Hans wagner plays regularly
and has his own team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
PITTSBURG LANDS
BILLIARD CONTEST
Hoppe and MOrningstar to Play
Three-Day Match in
SmOketOW0.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan A-ArranEe-
menJs have been completed for the first
big billiard match ever played in Pitts
burg, when Willie Hoppe and Ora
M0rninEstar agreed 10 meet at Great
Northern Hall for a purse of 1900 and
the gate receipts ON February . 9 and
g.
Hopes contention that nothing short
# I.50J billiards played IN three con-
secutive matches Of go each was ade-
quate 10 determine the better player
VIII prevail tn this contest and the win
ner Of 81 may be reasonably sure 10
meet Calvin Demarcsr. who won the
mpionship this year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
ST. LOUIS MANAGER
STINGS BAT NELSON

ST LOUIS. Mo Jan 4.-Fame is but
short lived Battling Nelson wired a
local bUTIeSQUe theater where he has
always been in demand, asking for an
engagement. and cutting his old terms
in half he was told the house was
not dealing in dead ones, and that the
time was all filed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
INDIANA GOVERNOR
BARS POOLROOHS
Gives Orders to Put Stop 10
One Recently Opened
by Chicagoans.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Ian 4-F,-s-x
attempt on the part OF the CbIcazo
sports to start a pooIroon At ClarIrs
Station, Ind. even II race results arc
obtained by wireless. viii be repulsed.
according to Governor Marshall todav
Sheriff Grant, or Lake county, has
been ordered by the governor TO seize
any wireless apparatus and hold il as
evidence.
Following the cutting OF the wires
leading TO the pOOlroom Saturday by
the deputy sherifs 10 vas announced
that a wireless apparatus would be in
stalled, but deputy sheriffs have been
Instructed to shut of all means Of com
mUuicatiOn either by wire or wireless.
They can't beat Indiana" declared
selling in ClaTks station II n takes an
the cash and all the men Indiana can
summon 10 do it
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
UNCOVERS
A REAL BOXING FIND
Well-KnOwn Pugilist Halls Latest
Discovery as Coming
Champ.

While Joe ChOynskf has dropped from
the pugilistic ring. he still crops into
print" occasionally This time Joe Fzs
discovered a big smoke" who an
make the scales register near the 10
pound marx. and who stands over six
feet in height possessing an arm Ike
the ordinary mans leg in size. and a
neck measuring eighteen and one-ha1f
inches.
This young giant halls from New Or
leans where he Is known as George
Cotton, a relative OF Joe Cotton. who
at one time was one Of the best MD
dew igllts IN the country, but who, ike
Sam LanEfOrd, had 20 take to wood
cutting 10 make living, because al
the boxers feared him
ChOynskI says his discovery VII II
suit in the making Of q champion. and
he expects 10 start his black friend out
Immediately in limited round b.xrrE
contests TO gain some experience
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
DECKER WANTS GO
WITH JOE SEIGEF

BALTIMORE. Jan. dummy Decker
would like to meet Joe Seiger, OF Den
yer, Colo He claims that ne IS entitled
to a bout by reason or his twenty-round
draw with Soldier Burns Manager Joe
Weber IS willing to post fOrtsit at
any time TO bind the match.
Decker says he has been training hard
for the last two weeks and IS ready to
enter the ring within ten DAYS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
.POLICEMAN'S SHOT
KILLS NOBLEMAN

CHICAGO. IL. Jan lord Feath-
erstonhaugh" IS the riehtfuI title of
Parry 3 Featherston. VINO was killed
by Policeman NaIoney. while robbiue 4
saloon New Year morning, according TO
hsuCh-
Fea1herston. she declares. was of
noble birth and was diSlulerlted because
he ran away from England and mar
ried a poor girl Although he had drop
ped the suffiX Of the long British name.
the family. consisting Of his mother.
his sister, and his uncle William W
T eatherstonhauEh still retain IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
PIRATES TO TRAIN
AT INDIANA CAMP
West Baden Selected for Spring
Grounds Of Pirsburg
Club

PTTTSBURG, ian. A-wazt Baden
Ind, VIII be the FIRST training head
quarters Of The PittshurE baseball team
for the coming season, according 10 an
announcement made today. nv President
Barney D-cvfuss Of the club
The battery men viii leave for that
place March q. and win he followed
within q week By the remainder OF the
members OF the club
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
PIRATES MAY TRY
WAGNER AT FIRST

PITTSETRG. Pa, Jan president
Barney D-eEfuss, Of the Pirates. Is ser
ioUsIy contemplating the permanent
shifting or Hans Wagner. his champion
5atsrUan and star shOrJSt0p. to first
base
The Pitts6UTE management II Is said,
has its eve or q good SlOrtsrop. and is
willing - exchange Willis. Lever. Phil
IDUe. L,eiEeId- the big southQaW.rsnd an
0uJhe-dar. with some cash. If they can
get him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
GLOVE HASH.

There appears a good chance now 10
bring Johnny Wilietts and Adam Ryan
together for a SiN-rOund bout in Phila-
dcIphia- Ryan thinks he can make Vii
let's look Ike a novice as far as box
ing goes
Stanley keJCleI will spend about six
months ia Europe He viii leave in a
few weeks and Will be accompanied by
Wilson Miner who viii look after his
business interests.
II Jack Johnson can't bluff Jim JET
fries any better than ne bluffed the
sheriff and police Of Indianapolis IL looks
"a II the former bOileTmaker would have
a cinCh-
Jim Jenries has announced that his
show dates end January Is Then he
goes TO Los Angeles to do light training
TIN April, when he viii go into the
country and start real work Jim Cor
bett viii join the camp May Is.
Joe Jeanette has FIVE fights arranged
for him at Paris. and he VIII shortly
return to that city He is under con
tract not TO box in this country till after
he has filed those enEa -eue0tS-
Nick Hayes is anxious 10 match his
irish EIaDJ-killeT, Jack TitzzeraId.
against Frank Klaus. FitzEerald will
make any weight that Klaus FFilI agree
10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
EDDIE LENNOX SIGNS.

NEW YORK. Jan 4--The roundup
Of the Brooklyn players for 1910 has
started Eddie L,ennox, the hard-hitting
third basenan, has signed his contract
tor 1910
Eddie led the National League third
baseuau last season, and for quite 4
while Ted slEc league in hitting. but fell
OFF badly after ne was suz pended for his
ruu-in with Knabe and Gleason, Of the
T1r-fTT=a-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
HARRY LEWIS ASKS
FOR POSTPONEMENT

Harry Lewis, OF Philadelphia who
was scheduled 70 uaest Willie Lewis IN
a twenty-roUnd bout at the CIRQUE d
Paris. I'm Paris. on January = his
asked for DOSJpOuemeuf Of the n0U-
for two weeks. s-s he IS 70 meet Howe n
Baker. the Western WelterueiEht In
Denver on January Il, and 4 would
be impossible for him 20 get to Paris
and be IN shape for the contest on orig
inaI date
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
ROLLER POISONED.

CHICAGO. Jan 4-Dr. 2. z. Roller
the former Penn ethIete and profession
al wrestler. has been taken 70 the Mercy
Hospital suffering from blood poisoning
on his legs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
JEANNETTE SPURNS
GO WITH LANGFORD
Saws Contracts IN Paris Will Not
Permit His Meeting
BOStOnian-

NEW YORK, Jan 4--Joe Jeanette
has refused point blank 10 fight sam
Laugford in either PltJSburE or Boston
within the next two weeks
He excuses himself with the assertion
that his contract with a. boxing club in
Paris makes 2. bout with ANYBODY dur
ing his present short stay here impOs-
sIhle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
MINING PROVES DEARER.

PARDOE, Pa, Jan Alleging that
il is cheaper 10 buy coal 90 nh present
contracts than 20 operate the mine al
tho rate Of wages demanded by the
rnen. the officials Of the Enterprise
1Line have closed the mine indefinitely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-04
TO ASK WAIVERS
ON KID GLEASON
Veteran on Phillie Team Seems
Slated for the
Minors.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan From tine
Headquarters Of the Phiulec came the
announcement today that Kid GIaa-
son the veteran second baSemau who
sCted a. assistant mana ger Of the cT1D
last season, is 10 he released
President FOEel said he would ask
waivers on Gleason. The uIaviu- list
- the Phillies after May . viii De re-
striCted to about twenty-five players.