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COBLESKILL BEST IN
 GENTLEMEN'S CUP RACE

Juarez, December 23.-Cobleskfll. ridden by MT. Cassiday, won the gentlemen's cup race, the feature on Terrazas park course today He was favorite at 8 to 5, and after being outrun ip the early part came fast at the end and won by a nose. Three favorites won. Summary:
 First race, five and one-half furlongs- Fred Essen (Molesworth). 2 to ?, won; Soon (McGee). second; Agility (Ganz), 5O to 1, third. Time, :os. Scarlet Pimper- nell, Oblivion Dartmouth and Red Lass also ran.
 Second race, niie-Ellerd (vandusen), 2 to 1, won; Nethermost (Rice), to 1. sec- ond; Buna (Molesworth), to 2, third. Time, 1:42. Alice George. Sir Edward, IIimalaya, vesme, Lista and Red Hussar also ran.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Cobleskill (Mr. Csssidy) to s. won; Eldon (Mr. w. Butler), 5 to 2, second; Ashwell (Mr. J. Butler), to 1, third Time. 1:30. St. Kilda, Charlie Rothschild ando Senator Paynter also ran.
 Fourth race, five and one-half fur longs-Seth (Rice), to 1, won; Sterling (Moles worth), 6 to 1, second; Frank Null lns (Wilson), to 2, third. Time, 1:07. Mockler Oriental Pearl and Edmond Adams also ran.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Flying Pearl (Smith), to 1. won; Smiley Metsnel (Rice). to | second; Roberta (ReaOs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
FOOTBALL GAME
 IS POSTPONED

Memphis, December S.-(Special.) )-Har- vard'sa all-star law school football team, ena abracing Capt. Hamilton Fish, Jr., and former Princeton, Michigan, Yale and other college stars, reached Memphis in the midst of cloudburst this morning and were prevented from filling their en- gagement this afternoon against an all- southern eleven. The game was post poned till Saturday. Meantime Harvard s representatives play picked team in Nashville Thursday, comprising Wander bilt, Sewanee and other southerners, also Schultz, the famous Michigan center rush, all of whom have been coached by Yost of Michigan and McGugin of Vanderbilt. There are IS men in the Harvard party in- ciudng Crumpacker, all-western lines man, formerly of Michigan, Nebraska and far western stars now studying law al Harvard.
 The personnel of the party as they will line up in Nashville Thursday as an
 nounced by Captain Fish is: Williams | l(SewanR), left end; Crumpacker (Michi-
 gan), left tackle; Parks (Yale), left guard; | Long (Haryard), center; Hoar QIarvard), fright guard; Captain Fish r(Harvard) right tackle; Forscheimer (Harvard) I right end; Galatti Qarvard), quarter;
 Pfeiffer (Princeton). left half; Moore l tPrinceton). right half; White QIarvard)
 fullback. Substitutes, Dewey, Hall, Gal
 breath, Mcveagh. Armour, Sturzenegger
 Ham and Manager Blumer
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Kerry. Cow, Sallie O'Day, 1o9i Pickan- niny, 106; Lescar 105; Doridee, 102; Ber Uneas, 100; L. A. Camarague, Osaudene Fontell, 97.
 Second race, eleven-siXteenths of a mile Jim Basey. 12S: PawhuslIa, 115; Maxdice 103; Oassabar. Feather Duster. Micco, 10Oi Winona, Winter, 95.
 Third race, mile, selling-Great Jubilee 112: Buck Thorn Captain Brunette, l09 Responseful. 104; Royal River, Boggs, 10li Marigol, 100.
 Fourth race, five furlongs, handicap Metropolitan, John H. Sheehan 10S Eitin Beau, Seymour Beutler, Likely Dieudonne, 100: Terms Trick, 92; Pride of Lismore, 9O
 Fifth race, mile and 70 yards, selling Military Man. Golf Ball, 1i2; Canique, Miami, 109; Onatassa, los; Sir Wesley, Charley Paine, Cool, Anna May, Court Lady, 1o5; Sake, 1O4; Orilene. 100.
 Sixth race, futurity course, selling Dareington, 112; Hannah Louise, Faneuil Hall, Belle of Iroquois, Emma G. Dar- gin, Tillinghast, Sugar Maid, Ada Meade, l09: C. H. Patten, 10S; Frank G. Hogan. Miss Sly, 105.
 Weather clear; track fast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
TO BREAK RELATIONSHIP
 WITH AMATEUR UNION

New York, December 2S.-If a resolu- ton adopted by the Athletic Research society at it's annual meeting in this city is concurred in by the athletic bodies represented in the society friendly rela- tions with the Amateur Athletic union will be broken off and immediate steps taken toward the organization of an in dependent federation to exercise the con trol formerly vested in the union.
 The society was organized three years ago for the purpose of developing school athletics and investigating the admins tratiye control of the sport.
 The committee appointed. at the last meeting to look into the latter subject reported today through it's chairman, Dr. George L. Moylan of Columbia university. recommending that local groups be formed in various sections of the country which should join the district associations of the Amateur Athletic union. thus mak- ing, 1t possible to control their competi- tions Objection was made to this affili- ation with the Amateur Athletic union, the recommendation was voted down and q committee, headed by Professor Moy- Ian, was appointed to draft plan for the organization of an independent feder- ation.
 The following were then elected officers of the society for the ensuing year:
 Clark w. Hetherington, Chicago, pres ident (re-elected).
 W. c. Orr, Boston, vice president. J. E. Raycroft, University of Chicago, secretary and treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
ATHLETIC CLUB FIRST OPPONENT FRIDAY NIGHT-HIGH SCHOOL AND Y. NJ. c. A. TO FOLLOW. FINE SPORT EXPECTED

With the determination to clean up Bir- mingham and all that is in Birmingham in the space of A hours, the basketball team of the University of Georgia is en route to the metropolis of the south
 Friday night the Georgians tackle the Birmingham Athletic club, coached this season by c. N. Messer, perhaps the best all, round athletic director who has ever worked in Birmingham. Saturday after noon the Georgians so up against the Birmingham High school and another fu- rious game is anticipated. The High school teams. as has been demonstrated during the past several seasons. are gen erally able to take care of themselves, it matters not who their opponents are. Saturday night the Georgians meet the Young Mems Christian association team.
 Coach Cunningham of Georgia writes that he has an excellent team this sea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
BEN DOUBLE CAPTURES
 EVERGLADES STAKES

Jacksonville, December 2S.-Ben Double, well supported at to ?, won the s12OO Everglades selling stake. this afternoon s feature at Moncrief from field of four sprinters.
 The winner took the lead at the rise of the barrier but allowed Dan Field to sv to the front during the first half, then came on and won easily by two lengths from Dan Field. with King Avondale third All Red, the even money favorite in the fifth race, was the only successful first choice. Summaries:
 First race, selling. s4oo, 2-year-olds, five turlongs-western Belle, 10S (McTaggarD, 6 to 1. to ?. to 5, won; Fool. 106 (Ross), to 1, to l. third. Time. 1:21 s-5. Wan 1o6 (BelD, 30 to l, 12 to l, to l, third. Time, 1.o2. Eventide. Ben Lomond Myrtle Marion. Mason. Waltz. Peggy, Gavotte ran
 Second race, selling, $4O0, 3-year-olds and up, one mile and 70 yards-Saraband. lo2 CWflson), 12 to 1. to 1, to ?. won; o Elm, 92 (Hopkins), to 5, 8 to 5, to 3, second; John A, a9 (sweeney). 10 to l. to l, } to l, third. Time, 1:46 4-5. Gilpin, Pedigree, Beau Brommel, Minot, Christina ran.
 Third race, selling, s4o0. 3-year-olds and up, six and a half furlongs-Fulford, 109 QIerbert) to 2, s to 5. 3 to D. won; Casque, 1o9 (Eilson), to 5, 1 to 2, to 4, second; Camel, 1oe CDavenport), 12 to l, to l, ? to l third. Time, 1:21 9-5. Wan der, Pocotaligo, Monomi. Eschau, Louis Ren, Altonby, Henry Crosscaddin, liar court ran.
 Fourth race. the Everglades selling stake, s12oo, 3-year-olds and up, six fur longs-Ben Double, 1OS CMusgrove), 9 to 2, even, to ?, won; Danfield. 92 (McCahey), 10 to 1, 3 to 1. even, second; King Avon dale. 1O1 (BelD, to 1, to g. to 2, third. Time 1:132 2-5. Putka, Lady Irma ran.
 Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs, all ages, S50O-An Red. 10e Davenport, even, 1 to ?. 1 to D. won; Lawrence P. Daley, los Q3ulwelD, IS to 5, to 5, to 5, second; Stoneman, 109 (BelD, ' to l, to l, to D. third Time, 1:27 2-5. Agnar, Turncoat, Sam Matthews, My Gal ran.
 Sixth race, purse s40o. 3-year-olds and up, mile snd an eighth-Merman. 93 CMc- Cahey). to 1, to 1, to 5. won; Third Rail- l04 (BelD, to 1, 5 to ?, to 5, sec ond; Sebastian. 95 (Gordon). 10 to l, to 1. to 1, third. Time, 1:55 1-5 Queen Mar guerite, Galley Slave, Edwin L.. Aron- dack, Fl Fall ran.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
PIONEER CITIZEN OF
 COLUMBUS DEAD

cial )-William H. Lee, for 35 years cash fer of the Columbus Insurance and Bank ing company of this city, one of the oldest financial organizations in Mississippi died at his residence on Main street last night about 8 o'clock. MT. Lee was a brother to A. c. Lee, who died last summer in Jackson. He was faithful to his duties and had been in this one position since Columbus was almost a village. He is survived by one daughter. Mrs. William D. Sanders. wife of travelling man. The funeral will be held from the residence tomorrow afternoon and the interment will be in Friendship cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
ARIONETTE DEFEATS
 CLEVER SPRINTERS

Oakland, December 8.-Arionette, the heavily played favorite, beat some clever Fprnters in the feature event at Emery vile today. He went to the front when Pickens was ready and was never head ed. Ballero and Golden Agnes were plunged on and led their fields home Summarizes
 First race, six furlongs-Ye Yellowfoot tGargan) to 1, won; Pete (Page), 20 to ], second; Who CTaylor), 20 to 1. third Time, 1:14 1-5. Lookout, Donald, Gypsy Girl. David Andrew, Netting. Lady Mo- Nally, Harry Rogers and Pal also ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Bambro (Glass), 13 to 5. won; Roasmo (Kirsch- baum, Sto 1. second; Gala (Page) l5 to 1, third Time, :13 1-5. Bislzra, Minne- docia. Home Run, Oceanview. Beda, Com Lury and Prudent also ran.
 Third race futurity course-Golden Agnes (Archibald), to 5 won; Media (Glass), ' to 9, second; Frank Ferris (Pickens). to 1, third. Time, :o9 4-5. Belle Cliffe, Dolly V. B., The Bailiff' S Daughter. Starry Night, Ben Uncas, Pleasant, Rita also ran.
 FOultH IdCty SlA ullOHSS-AIlOIelle (Pickens), to 5 won; Fernando tGlass) to ?, second; Thistle Belle (Garner), ; to 1, third. Time, 1:12 1-5. Madeline Musgrave, No Quarter, Joe Moser De scendant, Heatherscom also ran Juar left at post.
 Firth race, mile-Cabin ,Taplin). to 1 won: Quality Street Giddle). Il to , second; Cisko (Radtke), 10 to 1, third Time, TAO 2-5. Miss Picnic, Sonia, Wap Liberto and Dovalta also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Lord Clintor (Martin), 25 to 1, won Passenger Gar ner), : to 5, second; Harry Stanhop' (Page), to l, third. Time, 1:l4. Jin Cafferato. Bucolic, Meada, Galene Gale Royal Stone, Tracto and Roy T. also ran
 Oakland Entries
 Oakland. Cal, December 2S.-Thursday' entries at Eneryville:
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Jacksonville Entries

Jacksonville, Fla, December 8.-En- tries for Thursday:
 First race selling. 2-year-olds, five and one-half furlongs-Florrie Bryan, 1O1; Rampant, Real Gem, Goldwick. Emma Stuart. 1O4; G. Doyle, I'm There, Aviator, 1G7.
 Second race, selling. 3-year-olds. five and one-half furlongs-Skein, Royal Lodge. 1o4: Golden. Minta, Startier, Fort Carroll, Deceivable. 1o9; Discomfort, 112.
 Third race. purse, 2-year-olds, six fur longs-Biue Mouse, County Tax, 104; Der tis, Jim L.. Red Wine, TOT; Ella Bryson, 1O9; Moncrief, 110 Edda, 112.
 Fourth race, selling, handicap. Swear olds and up, one mile-Sandrian, 100; Ragman, Princehke, 102; The Squire, Carleton G.. l04; Pulka- no.
 Fifth race, selling, all ages. six fur longs Aldivia 92; ''Leontine se; .'Abras- ion, 100; Shawnee, 1oa; Marie Hyde, Eye White, 1o5: Night Mist, Lasaile, Mark Anthony IL, 1e6.
 Sixth race, selling, s-year-olds and up, one and one-sixteenth n1iEes-Hesrtspang Ten Faces, 1O2; Oalchurst. 103; Hibernica, Don Diaz, Spindle, 104 'Canopian, 106; Lady Esther, 109; Ben Howe, 112. *-Three pounds claimed.
 >-F'ive pounds claimed.
 Weather clear and track choppy.
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CoIIcxe Players Restricted

Spokane, Wash, December 2s.-A rule forbidding college players of baseball t. play on any outside team. whether fo. pay or not was adopted by the Paciil, Northwestern Intercollegiate conferencs today. At first there. had appeared con siderable sentiment to allow sudden a few dollars in the summer vacatio hs joining professional teams, but II Hs end the governing body went to U cir posite extreme, voting unanimor favor of the rigid measure propo a
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to l, third. Time, 1:143-5. Panneli. Cath eryn Scott Cheswardne, Siscus, Dave Montgomery and Antigo also ran.
 Sixth race, mile-Hoyle (Reynolds), 6 to 1. won; Miss Caithness (Benscoten), even, second; Alma Boy (Molesworth). to l. third. Time. 1:4O3-5 Ed Holly and Barney Oldfeld also ran
 Juarez Entries
 Juarez. December 2s.-Entries for Thursday:
 First race. 5h furlongs-'Aragones 95; Trafalgar, Co-Ed Beech mont, Lo- ween. Hersaw, 100; Count Peoro. Bal ella. 103 Juarez, Stalwart Lad, 107; Del Lasca, Little Friar, no. e
 Second race, h furlongs-Stella; no; Master Clarence. Sha mrock, Personal ity. 107; Pilian. no; Hearts Relief 112; Administer, Yankee Nj. 115. Third race, furlon gs--Roberta, 10S Dennis Stafford. 106; L. M. Eckert, Ma rian Casey. Pedro, 110: Gene Wood, no; Ioe Enrich, l12; Hidden Hand. Hannis, 115.
 Fourth race. furlongs-Nettie Marchmont, 103 Bobby Boyer. Flying Wolf. 10s; Round the World. 120.
 Fifth race, furlon gs-Silx, Marcus 101; Laveno. f04: Florence A., Sain- fox, 06; Cotytto. Periwinkle, You Win Bitter Sir, Lykers, Preen, 106; Antigo 109. .ss Sixth race, mile and sixteenth--Short Order, 9S. Ramon Carona. Noon, 106 Fred Mulholland, Kopek, 107. s-Apprentice allowance. Hear Congressman Hobson,
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Lose. Part of HI. Br.i,

Independence, Kas, Decemt
 Although five square inches of D 4snif and a part of his brain sae Ep'iey Claude Stafford. 19 years olo g. fsf, Kas, apparently is recovet rf lis hospital here from bullet arg re- ceived in Talala. Okla, la sai urday. stafford is conscious and ceifies 70 intelligent conversation. tte .sna f4ut by the Talala town marsh4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
GEORGIA BASKETBALL TEAM
 WILL PLAY THREE PUNCHES

son. and that he expects to trim the Birmingham Athletic club, to practice with the High school and then to- mop up with the Y. M c. A. in spite of the work that will have preceded.
 At the Athletic club there is a marked degree of confidence. Coach Messer has been working the squad out consistently, and he announced last evening that he felt satisfied that the club would be well represented this season. Many of the old stars are back In harness, and the new material is considered excellent. Coach Messer announced his B. A. c, squad as follows: Forward, Wharton. Riddle, Chairsell, Charlie Woodruff, R Ritchie. McGowan, Truman Thomas; cen ters. G. Ritchie. w. Woodruff; guards Nesbitt. Seals. Parker and Streit. As soon as the regular team Is chosen all the time of the coach will be given to it. In the meantime the rivalry for position among the boys is keen and there has been nc Tagging in their earnest endeavor
 The occasion of the game will be the practical opening of the club for the sea son. A dance will follow the game anc a large attendance is anticipated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
Gotcl, Issnen Challenge

Chicago, December @.-Frank Gotch has issued a formal challenge to Hacken- schmidt, or any other wrestler for a match for the championship of the world Gotch posted sJ00 as a forfeit to bind a match for a side bet of S20,OOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-29
I.e.ruc Meetine C'allsa

' Chicago, December B. I're1ldsri s@hiv- ,nrfon today sent out fornei rfice4 oL the annual meeting of tie AsncfSAa Ar sociatlon of ProfessionA ssseiiai clubs which will be held at fhe Congress nctei in Chicago January 12
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Hear Congressman Hobson, Orpheum theatre tonight.
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HEAR HoBsoN TsNEgsA 1T,
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Oakland Entries

Oakland. Cal, December 2S.-Thursday entries at Emeryville:
 First race. six furlonss. sel.ins-Altarec.
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Hear Congressman Hobson, Orpheum theatre t0night
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-06-30

continued on page FOUR
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-06-30
Institute Dance

The informal dance given last
Thursday evening at the New
Mexico Institute for the Blind
was one of the most enjoyable
ever given in Alamogordo. The
big veranda was used for dancing
pavilion and was delightfully."-
cool. Louis Hills orchestra fur
nished inspiring music from the
lawn below. About eleven
O'Clock tables were set on the
veranda andrefre eshments served
Mrs. Harris and Miss Saunders,
Mr.. Pratt and Mr.. Cox, of the
Institute faculty, very graciously
and gracefully did the honors.
The guests were Mr., and Mrs.
W. 4. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
j. Wolfnger, Misses Margaret
Carpenter, Dorothy Marshall,
Olga Miller, Eudora Major, Edna
Patchin, Nina Scipio, Hazel Shell
ton, Nina Warnock; Messrs. Stan
nard Hartley, Marshall Parker,
Mitchell Major, Verne Rhoades,
Guthrie Smith, Frank Stanley,
Roger Williams.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-06-30
TRAIN ROBBER BOUND
over TO GRAND JURY
~. z. Smith Tried Before u. s. Com
missioner Last Saturday
Decision Rendered Monday Fixed Amount Of
Ball at S5,ooo.oo

sist in the collection of the
booty and the following employ
es Of Carrizozo: j. A. Ouder-
kirk, a telegraph operator; A.
b. Hamilton, car inspector; g.
Baca, night watchman and w. S.
Bourne, deputy sheriff.
The witnesses for the defense
were o. L. Henry, Joe Adams,
d. W. Webb, Stanley Squire
and l.. Nalley, of Carrizozo. The
gist of the testimony of the Gov
eminent witnesses was that they
believed Smith to be the man.
The witnesses for the defense
testified that on the night the
crime was committed, the de-
fendant Smith was in Carrizozo.
With the evidence so badly
conflicting, it made a hard case
for the court to decide. After
carefully reviewing AMI consid-
ering the testimony, the court
decided to bind over the defend
ant to await the action of the
federal grand jury which will be
convened next November. The
amount of bail was fixed at five
thousand dollars. The defend.
ant has not yet been able to
make the required bond.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-06-30

The trial Of NJ. r. Smith,
charged with the robbery of the
Ell PasO and Southwestern pas
senger train, did not create any
very great excitement, but it
brought good crowd to Alamo
gordo, and the trial was we'll at
tended. The trial continued all
day Saturday and the decision
was not rendered until Monday.
The case was heard by Sidney
NJ. Parker, United States Com
missioner, in the court room of
the court house. The Govern
ment was represented by II. W.
Clark, assistant United States
district attorney, of Las Vegas.
The defense was conducted by
George Spence, an attorney of
CarrizOZo. Miss Olga Miller re-
ported the case.
The Government introduced
the following witnesses; Sam
Shipler, telegraph lineman who
was one of the passengers rob-
bed; j. NJ. Mayer, the Pullman
conductor who was in charge Of
the sleeper which was robbed ;
c. Vicory, flagman, who was also
robbed; r. L. Clark the Pullman
porter who was compelled to as.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-06-30
Business Mems Club

The next regular monthly
meeting of the Alamo Business
Mems Club will be held at the
club room, on Tuesday night,
July ). A determined effort
will be made to revive interest
in this organization which could
be made to render such yalu-
able service for the community.
The admission of New Mexico
as a state will mean a renewal of
interest in New Mexico on the
part of all the other states. The
Bureau of immigration of New
Mexico is strengthening its or
ganization and getting ready for
a big campaign of advertising.
That institution is doing, and
will continue to do, a great work
for New Mexico. However, the
work Of the territorial organiza-
ton is general. Each county,
and each live town, should have
its own organization, to special
ize.
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OTERO COUNTY WILL HAVE
THREE DELEGATES
Governor Calls Election for Sep
tember Sixth
WORK OF CONVENTION
TO BEGIN OCTOBER 8

Santa Fe. n. NJ, June 28.-
The election of delegates to the
constitutional convention for the
state of New Mexico will be held
Septen. Der 6, according to a de-
cision arrived at by the governor
today after conference with the
territorial secretary and attorney
general. 1t was decided not to
wait for further official notifica-
tion of the approval of the enabl-
ing act, the governor and his ad-
visers believing that his pres
ence in Washington at the time
of the signing of the bill was
sufficient notification. Accord
ingly Governor Mills will tomOr-
row issue the formal proclama-
tion calling for the election of
delegates to the convention.
The enabling act provides that
the delegates shall convene at
Santa Fe the fourth Monday af-
ter the election which would
make the opening of the conven-
tion occur on October 3.
No official notification in writ
ing has been received by the
governor or Secretary Jaffa from
Washington of the passage and
approval of the statehood bill, but
it is not believed there is any
necessity of waiting for the red
tape. The date of the election
is set at September 6 in order to
allow the required time for reg
istration and other formalities
throughout the territory. The
regular meeting date of the
county commissioners in the var
ious counties is July 5, and on
that date the commissioners can
conveniently attend to the ap-
pointment of the registration
boards.
Pursuant to the provision of
the enabling act, the commits
sion consisting of the governor,
Chief Justice Pope, and Secre-
tary Jaffa met at 5 o'clock this
afternoon and made the appor-
tionment of delegates to the var
ious counties for the election of
September 6.
| Chairman Bursum, of the ter
ritorial republican central COM
mittee was unable to get away
from his Socorro county ranches
and did not arrive here today so
that arrangements for convening
the central committee will be
made later. There will be an
other meeting for conference
early next week. Solomon Luna
left tonight for Las Vegas on po-
litical business.
There were various scattered
gatherings of politicians here to-
day, but owing to the late dates
set for the delegate election and
the constitutional convention,
there has been a considerable
falling off in interest in the SEN
atorial campaign. There has
been much button-holing and
many confidential conferences,
but no definite conclusions of
, interest so far as learned have
been arrived at in any quarter.
Albuquerque Morning Journal.