Albuquerque citizen. [volume], March 09, 1909, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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TfKHIAY MARCH , 1W.
ALBTJQTJERQTJE CITIZEN.
AGB
?sf Gallup Block, per ton
Gallup Egg, per ton
All Coal. No Rock.
Vf H. HAHN CO.
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4.25
Phone 91
Builders' and Finishers' Supplies
NutiTe and Cblcao Lumber, SlierwIn-WUllama Paint No.
Bunding Fiprr, Plaster, lime. Cement, Glass, Sash, Doors, EM.
J. C BA.LDRIDGE
423 SOUTH FIRST
MONTEZUMA TRUST CO. J
ALBUQUERQUE
NEW MEXICO 1
Capita! and Surplus, $100,000
INtEREST ALLOWED ON SAYINGS OEPOSITS I
GROSS KELLY & COMPANY
INCORPORATED
WHOLESALE
GROCERS
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Albuquerque and Las Vegas , J
Montezuma' Grocery and f
Upr Company
Copper and Third
ImDOrted and Domestic Goods 1
SnlalK nf T.nivi Pure Olive OiL X
liquor by the Gallon or Bottle. 2
Family Trade Solicited, T
Agent for Saa Antonio Lime. Always
Fresh. Prices Rieht.
Call Phone or send for Solicitor.
RHONE 1029
COLUMBUS
HOTEL
Corner meeond end Ootd
HOME COOKING
Exoellent Service
Particular peop.e have been
pleated with Columbus Meals for
many year. Have you tried them?
THE TRADE EXCURSION
PROMISES SOME
. BIGJMES
Special Train Will Carry Al
buquerquo Business Men
to the South and
Back.
BEET SUGAR BOOSTERS
ASK SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR THE CAUSE
Flan to Make Experiment
Success Thls,Year and
Secure Factory
In Future.
Albuquerque's eecond annual trade
excursion will be run the week of
Aiirll 18, according to plana adopteJ
by a meeting of ubout forty booster
held In the parlors of the Commercial
club last night.
The train of special Pullmans, with
a baggage car and possibly a diner,
will, leave the local station at 7
o'clock on the morning of the 19th.
The route will be that proposed by
The Citizen some Weeks ag,). Every
town of any Importance between Al
buquerque, Silver City and El I'uso on
the Santa Fe; El Paso and Torrance
on the Hock IslunA, and Torrance and
Santa Fe on the Santa Fe Central will
be ytsitcd. The stops will vary accord
ing to the importance of the towns.
The fare will be about $23, Including
Pullman.
That the excursion will be ns sue-
cewful as the one run into the Pecos
valley last year was indicated by the
enthusiasm taken In the meeting last.
night. Attorney A. B. troup acted as
chairman, and was kept busy seeing
that floor rules were not violated.
Everybody In the house wanted to
talk. They all had something to say.
Suggestions. -were plentiful and ranged '"S purposes, wmcn wouiu De more erab)e work ha8 been dono on tne
from proposals to run the excursion ,nn equivalent io one cutting oi ai- track at needed places.
all over California to that of charter- taifa. I The work of building: additional
Ing a special train of, drawing room! At the end of the year, the farmer ! stalls continues. Indicating that more
cars, Frank Ralph, the plasterer, pro- wouju, accoruing io nis contract, De .horses are expected. Manager Green-
posed that a stop of twelve hours be ocngea io pay dbck to me associa
made, at El Paso. Twenty-four of tmr. the $20 advanced him and In
those present signed to make the trip addition give the association one-half
or s.-iid representatives. There is little of the net profits which, would be re
doubt about the crowd not being as turned to the subscribers, together
with the principal sum of $20 au-
An association, to be known as the
Bernalillo County Sugar Beet Grow
ers' association has Just been formed
in this city for the purpose of en
couraging the growing of sugar beets
In the surrounding territory, and a
committee composed of A. B. Stroup,
Marcus Kelly and Mr. J. S. Johnson,
this morning began a canvas of the
merchants for subscriptions. At noon
they had already succeeded In rais
ing nearly $1,000.
The farmers will be , paid by the
association at the rate of $20 an
acre for their crops of beets In the
following payments: First payment
of $5 'will be made In 'June at the
time of thinning the beets; the sec
ond payment,- $2, which will cover
the cost of hoeing, will be made In
July; the third payment, $5, for the
cultivation, will be made in August,
while the last payment of $8 will be
made In October and will pay for the
delivery on cars. In addition to
these payments, It is the intention of
the subscribers to turn over the tops
of the beets to the farmers for feed
ing purposes, which would be more
the sugar beet Industry In Bernalillo
county.
6. The funds of thin association
shall be derived from subscriptions to
the cnpltal stock of this association,
which shall be $5 per share and each
share shall .entitle Its holder to one
vote In the election of the directors
of the association. I
7. The directors of this association
are, by these articles of agreement,
forbidden to contract any debts that
to
con
sent of this association, and debts
otherwise contracted for, shall be
paid by those who gave their con
stilt to their being contracted.
8. The directors of this associa
tion are hereby empowered to do all
things necessary to the promotion of
the sugar beet industry in Berna
lillo county, not otherwise prohibited
by these articles.
j there Is not money In the treasury
V I pay for. without the unanimous cc
FOR THE MEET HERE
California Owners Bringing Strings to
Traction Park for tin- Races
WTilel. Begin Friday.
A great many changes are being
made at Traction park In prepara
tion for the coming race meeting. The
judges' stand la being moved to a
point dlrecjly In front of the grand
stand so that the wire will cross the
track where alt can see it. This will
be greeted with applause as it will
give the spectators the same view
of the starts and finishes that the
judges get. New rails are being
placed along the stretch for the se
curity of the people and the paddock
will be fenced so that unruly horses
cannot buck over into It. Consld-
large as the one of last year. There
were 1J') on it. and there will be fully
us many if not more on this one.
w.. P. Gaivlde, traveling freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Fe, who
U responsible to a degree for the
movement, was present, and gave
promise that the train equipment
vanced during the year.
By this method, each subscriber
makes himself a booster and In that
way dispenses with the need of an
nual subscriptions.
have already been
baum said that there -would be at
least fifty more animals on the track
before the opening day, Friday. He
received a telegram this ' morning
from M. R. Robs, a prominent horse
owner of Oakland, saying four cars
and with this new arrangement,
of horses would leave there for Al
buquerque at once. The Oakland
racea will soon come to a close. An
other large bunch is eXDected from
Over 100 acres Los Angeles. The death of racing In
contracted for. 1 California is runnln horses and
would be ample. The trouble expert- Is the hope of the association to re
enced last year with btifTet broilers as alize sufficient funds to cultivate at
means, for frying all the steaks the l 'usl 200 acres more. Every busl-c-xcursioners
needed was given a thor- i.ess man Is asked to put his name
ough drubbing. W. P. Metcalf, who on the list of subscribers, as the pro
was custodian of this department last ject Is for his own Interest-as well as
year,; Impressed upon the meeting the ' for the Interests of the community.
It . horsemen nut of the slate. Mflnv (if
them will come via Albuquerque
while going east.
The local meeting will be open Fri
day afternoon. If the weather per
mits The Citizen will publish the
opining day entries on Thursday.
It is the Intention of the associa
tion to call a meeting w-hleh will be
held In the Commercial club about a
week from today for the purpose of
electing officers and definitely outlin
ing the plan of organization, and all
Interested 1
the city are
importance of having a diner, and
Mr. Garsldc promised to see what he
could do. Last year the excursionists
either banquetted or went hungry.
When the people along the road fed
them,' they were banquetted. If thy
were caught between stations at meal
time, they went hungry because the
cookers were not big enough to do the
work. I
Mr. ,arslde was not able to name Tne undersigned, all of whom are
the cost of the excursion, as llgurcs eitlzens of Bernalillo county, territory
have to be secured from, both the (f New i,.Xico, having , associated
Rock Island and the tfanta F Central .themselves for the purpose of en
as well as the passenger department t.Uraging the growing ot augar beets
of his own road. However, It -will not ,n nPrnalillo county, do hereby de
be very expensive. About $3 a dayi(.ure.
will cover the actual cost, it is believ-i u ' Tne name of this association
ea ! Is tlio Rtrnaitl1o f'nuntv Ktiirar Pei't
REPORT OP THEJ0ONDITION1OP THE .. 3J
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
At the Close of Business, February 5, 1909
RESOURCES
Loans and Discount 52
Overdraft secured and unsecured ... ."';!'
U. 8. Bond to secure circulation 2 !
U. & Bonds to secure U. S. Deposits. . . .'2!!! Si
Premiums on U. 8. Bonds 5'!,n'!
Bonds, securities, etc :I:!M!
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 40.000.00
Due from National Banks (not reserve ....-..
Agents) 17r.l71.li
Due from State Banks and Bankers... 28,111.78
Due from approved reserve agents.... 458,637.98
Checks and other cash items lll li
Exchanges for clearing house S,61S.0S
Notes of other National Banks ....... Jl. 220.00
Fractional paper currency, nickel') and
cenu 2.001.71
Specie $ 71,209.00
Legal tender notes 107.101.0ft 178.J14.00
Redemption fund with U. P. Treasurer
(i per cent of clrculs'on) 10,000.00
TtUl , I3.0S8.060.01
L.IAI3IL,1TIE8
Capital stock paid 'n 200.000.00
Surplus fund iO.000.00
Undivided pro'is. less expenses and
taxes pal'. , 1.078.81
National Bank notes outstanding .... 200,000.00
Due to other National Banks 95,079.88
Due to State Banks and Bankers 216,664. ii
Individual deposits subject to check.. 1.0S4.971.61
Time certificates of deposit 1,076,866 08
Certified checks 276.7i
Cashier's checks outstanding 14.238.82
United States deposits 23,237.97
Deposits of U. 8. disbursing officers. . . . 101,762.02
Reserved for taxes 20,000.00
Total $8,068,060.01
Territory of New Mexico. County of Bernalllle, as:
I, Frank McKee, cashier of the above named bank, do sol
emnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. FRANK M'KEE,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed te before m this 9th day of Febru
4ry iso. n. S. PICKARD,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
M. W. FLOITRNOT.
H. F. RATNOLDS.
H. B. M'MILLEN,
. .. Directors-
After two hours' talking, the meet
ing appointed a managing committee.
whose business It will be to see that
the excursion is a go and a big go.
This committee will make a canvass
of the city Immediately and will be
prepared to make a report on the
situation at another meeting to be
held at the club next Monday night.
Thia committee follows:
Messrs. O. A. Matson, R. H. Lester,
P. F. McCanna, George Arnot. E. L.
Medler and Colonel D. K. B. Kellers.
Those who put down their nam.')
on the excursion list last night in
eluded W. P. Metcalf, Mike Mandell.
David Weinmann, L. S. Parker, Wal
lace Hesselden. Gross Kelly and com
pany, tnree representatives; the Morn
ing Journal, two representatives; the
Evening Citizen, two representatives;
E. L. Medier. Marcus P. Kelly. Frank
Ralph. O. A. Matson, Clark, Frank A.
Hubbell, liarth, A. Fleischer. E. W.
Fee. Roberts. Albeit Faber, A. B.
Stroup, Rev. J. Fletcher Cook, Ir. W.
G. Hope, H. B. Fergusson. C. E.
Gleekler, T. J. Mathews, T. B. Wal-
dell R. H. Lester. Dr. McCorniick, .
A. Burtner. JJr. Shortle and his broth
er Dr. KautTnvan and others.
Following is a proposed schedule
offered by Mr. Garside;
First Day.
Leave Albuquerque at 8 a. m.; I.-lrta
8:30 to 9 a. m ; Lo8 Lunas, 9:15 to 10
a. m.; Helen, 10:20 to 12 mfun; Sabi
nal, 12:30 to 12:04 p. m.; Socorro, 2
to 2:10 p. m.; Magdalena 4 to 5:30 p.
m.; Socorro 7 p. in.
Siiinul Day.
San Antonio, 7 to 8 a m.; Carthage,
& to 11 a. m.; .San Antonio. 12 noon
to 3 p. til: Eimendorf, 3:1". to 3 : 4
p. m.; San Marelal. 4 p. m.
Third Day.
Engle, 8 to 8:3U a. in.; Cutter, 8:43
to 9 a. in ; Rim-on, 10 to 10:10 a. m.;
Las Yii",-s. 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m ;
M. silla Park. 2:1.1 to 4 p. m.; El Paso
.1:1.1 p. in. to midnight.
1'ourlli Ihi).
IieinlnB. 7 a .ill. t) 12 noon; Si!
vt r City, 3u to .1 p. m ; I. ruing 7:15
to 8:30 p. in.
Tliet greatest 25c ttrod collection of
earliest vegetables. The very bet and
Hit- very earllewt of their kind. Get
tills collci-llon: 10 large) So packages
uorili 50c, dellcvered to any part of
I lie i-ilv or Rent tiONtaira nnlil anv
n the futnrtti;eirare on.lw for 25c. Remember, your
urgently requested to ne money will bo returned to you If you
i reseni. ine rojiowjng.rT tne am- are not more tlian MaUxfied with the
ties of the association: 1?- soels:
Oiiu Karly Blood Red Turnip Boot.
One Cliallengo Black Wax Deans.
Ono White Istrned Worm Resisting
ItiMiNting Ear Corn,
One earliest White Serine Cucumber
One Ncariet Horn Carrot.
Ono Rocky Ford Cantaloupe.
One Cuban Queen Watermelon.
' One Danish Hall Head Cabbage.
One Kurliaim, ToiiMito.
One Hollow Crown Sugar Parsnip,
Postage stamps taken same as rash.
B. W. FF.K,
602-004 S. First S., Albuquerque, X.
M. Phono 16.
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Al'CTJOX.
Two good milch cows will be sold
at auction in front of Sollle & Le
Breton's store, 117 W. Gold avenue,
Thursday, March 11, at 3 p. m. J. M.
Sollle, auctioneer.
Growers' association.
2. The purpose of this association
is to encourage the growing of su
gar beets In Bernalillo county and to
obtain, if possible, the t stabllshnient
of a beet sugar factory in the city of
Albuquerque.
3. The business of this associa
tion Is to be transacted at the office
in the city of Albuquerque, N. M.
4. This association shall exist for
the period of live years.
5. The number of directors of this
association shall be five, to be chosen
annually on the first day of March,
by the members of this association.
The said directors shall transact the
buslnes of the association and shall
have full charge of the promotion of
NOTICE lOlt PIIH.ICATIOX.
Department of the Interior, U.
land office at Santa Fe, X. M.
Notice is hereby given that Robert
L. Roberts of Laguna, N. M., who on
November 26, 1907, made homestead
entry No. 0.1095 for the northeast
quarter of section 10, township 7
north, range 4 west, New Mexico me
ridian, has filed notice of intention to
make final commutation proof to es
tablih claim to the land above de
scribed, before George H. Pradt, V.
S. court commissioner, at Laguna, N
M. The claimant names as witnesses:
Juan Lucero of Cubero. X. M.; J.
Miller of Laguna, N. M ; Virgil P
Harrington of Laguna. X. M.; James
A. Milkr of Laguna, X. M.
MANUEL R. OTERO.
Register.
The reason we do so muc-li ROl'GII
DRY work is because we do ft. right
and at tlw price you cannot afford to
huve it done at home.
IMPERIAL UMIMHIY,
' . is a woh7Uawo "fit beVcNo i'i-'ZjK
Sxvne front "The I a filler's DuukIiKt," at tlio Elks' Theatre tonight.
To lovers of intelligxnt drama there 'whose ludicrous efforts to effect an
Is a treat in store wh
mer's Daughter," the
rural play comes to tit
tonight. Th" play te
story of toe quaint X' w
districts, a n.l is aicl t
piece of Its type. R
characters that are d--
long time on the American stag-.
Tiny are two rural lov r- whose love
affairs run finything but smooth und
eti "The Far--pN-ndid
new
e Klks' theatre
N a beautiful
Kngland rural
p he a master
introduces two
lined to live a
understanding give rise to some of the
most excruciatingly funny situations,
. " Hy" and "Thankful" are the names
-of these two characters and "Thank
ful" is thankful for any small atten
Iticms from "Hy," for this young man
has an extremely bashful tempera
ment, and the love making Is done
by the girl.
"The Farmer's Daughter" promises
to prove un extremely acceptable of
fering.
Strange that persons will use worthless flavoring
extracts when natural flavors like
are to be had.
EXTENSION
TABLES
iv.-: ! Square or Round
In'Golden Oak, Early. Eng
lish, Fumed Oak or
Mahogany
Square Tables from $7.50 to $35.00
Round Tables from $15.00 to $65.01)
China Closets to match tables. Buffets and chairs
in endless variety. We can save you money.
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