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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909.
Live Nelfrs From New México and Arizona
What's Doing alt Over the Great Southwest
TAFT FEARED
Prison and Exile Have NolBjjK HIGH SCHOOL
Effect on Disgruntled Hopis
TO JUDGE
MILLS
Piesident Gratified to Learn
That Appointment of Gover
nor Has Not Developed Ad
verse Activity in New Mexico.!
APPOINTEE WOULD HELP
THE ADMINISTRATION
Governor Curry Wires Approval
of His Successor; Mills Would
Take Any Office to Assist, He
Says.
Hlrlal Illapattk la Id Múralas- JimraaH
Washington, I) ', Xov. 25. "If
the president thinks I ran help ti In
administration I will accept the gov
Vrnorshlp of New Mexico or any other
office he muy desire m' to fill."
This WHS I lie lllcliHIIge wired to Sec
retary of the Interior llalllngcr by
Chief Justice William J. Millo of tin-
New Mi sicn Miprcmc court from Iih i
Vegas hn ht offered tin- posl
tion of governor of the territory.
President Tuft Im understood to lie
highly punned nt the way the appoint
ment hit been received In Xew Mu
ir In view of tin- fait that the re
publican territorial organisation hail
cniloocd Secretary of the Territory
.N'lithun Jaffa for tho. governorship.
The presldi-tit. It In m. lit, was more or
les apprehensive that active opposi
tion might ileyelop In the territory to
the uppoliitmi'tit of another muti than
JnITu and i-i,r!i'iiii'iitly Is gratified at
I lie way his choir na rei cived.
lovernor furry wired to Secretary
iiillliijr-r;
"Judge Mill la it (fund man and M ill
ifiiiKe u good governor."
Superintendent Reuben Perry Leaves at Once to Restore Peace
Between Glowering Factions at Oraibi; Chief Rising Sun
Back From School Only to Renew Fight on Progressives
While White Men Must Keep Still or Get Out
HAS DEBATING
no cask on mxoiin.
There In no ease on record of n
rough or cold resulting In pneumonia
or consumption after Foley'! Money
and Tar han been tuken, an It will mop
your rough and break up your mid
quickly, kef im uny but tho genuine
Foley'! Honey nnd Tur In a yellow
package. Contain no opinion nd U
safa anil mire. J. II. Oltlclly Co.
INDIAN MURDERERS'
HEAVY DOSE FOR
KILLING A SQUAW
Thcmiii, Xov. 25 The longest sen
tences nf the present term of the dis
trict court were Imposed by Judge
Campbell jesterduy when June Pablo,
Hila ' Tut Cut ley," tiinl Jos Pedro,
a Unit "Squall," were haled before the
rotirt to receive punishment lor the
MMirilei t( Rafaela, an J n.ll.i u wnm
an, on the reservation about fittj
nill.R from Hila llentl, several montliH
it go. Twenty years In the penitentiary
lor each man wan the neníeme dial!
out by the louit. Kurly In the week
'utley ami squall were found amity
or murder in the second degree. Al
though they were tried separately and
Judge 1'iimpbell took precaution.
in; ni. -I any Influence the result of
Hie first mir might have on the sce
"ml. the vi-rdii is were alike, and the
peiiaili Imponed by the court esti i
fa el e i he same.
'm Monday the United States grand
Jut y will report at 9 o'clock. Follow
ing the impaneling of that body, one
"I the lull, 7I1IIICI1I rase against It
II. Wood, I, II III I,, Ki The II 1,1 Jnrv
has b. en e, a,-, i until Moiidi.v :it
Following on the reporta of trouble
flrat published In the Morning Jour
nal a week or no ago, Superintendent
Reuben 1'erry of tho United States
Indian school here ha been ordered
by the Indian department to go at
once to the Hopt villages In northern
Anonu to try to effect a settlement
of the factional trouble that him made
Oraibi and neighboring pueblos n
iimafe for white men that a number
of missionaries and tradesmen have
been compelled to take their families
and leave the country. Te-wu-quup-
te-wa, or the Rising Sun, chief trouble
maker, him returned from a three
years' exile t Sherman Institute,
whither ho was sent to get him out
of the way three years o go and udu
late him Into more peaceable ways.
Instead, this Indian bus threatened
Ke-wa-nlnipt-e-wii, leader of a small
faction that he drove out of oraibi
three years Kg", with dire resulta un
less he ami his band leave ul mice:
and the white men hate been threat
ened with violence if they Interfere
In the ejection.
Thro years ago Kc-wn-nimpt-e-wa
and his followers were driven forth
from oraibi In the dead of winter
and were about to freiste to death
when Perry, who tin a great Int'lucitcr
Willi the Hopis. appeared on the scene
and by dint of his authority and the.
peremptory stand he took in the mai
ler forced the sullen victors to allow
the half dozen braves of Ke-wo-llllnpt-c-wa
to route hack to the pue
blo. Seventeen of the malcontents
were sent to the priarm at Fort Hua-
chiico, Arixomt, for three years, sev
enty bud ones wi re sentenced to sev
enty days hard labor on the reserva
lion and eleven were sent to Carlisle
Indian school, one of these men be
ing Carlisle's crack Maauthou run
ner. The. children were placed In
school, the education of the youth be
ing one of the rocks on which the na
tives had Split. This was believed to
have permanently sett led the trouble
but the Incarceration and exile ap
pears to have had nit effect on the
hostiles, who have returned home
more determined than ever to put n
crimp In the Innovations of the white
men to whom Ke-wa-nlmpt-c-wa nnd
his band are favorable, The third
faction, which was actively hostile to
the white men three years ago. Is
i oilipoHi ,1 Of the followers of Vu-ke-oma,
who live six miles from (iraild.
Stipt. Perry leaves In a day or
two to see what effect his good of tiers I'liilad
will haw a second time in bringing
about a peace agreement between the
factions which will be carried out
more faithfully than the In-t pact.
At the time of the trouble three
venrs ago a strong detachment of cav
alry from Fort Wingalu was sent to
the scene of the distill bani and the
presence of the armed for. e lent
much weight to I'errv's representa
tion. Soldiers will not be sent this time
unless things ale more serious than
now appear. It will be remembered
that three year agn the prisoners
taken to Fort lluiu iiuca were brought
here in charge of the soldiers and
attracted much attention at the local
station, their car being surounded bv
( uriocs crowds while they were here.
I Most of the prisoners were elderly
I nu n, representative of the element
I among these picturesque people that
i objeta to the innovation of the white
I m ill ami the passing of the old d.is
In tin remote inch, i villages m tin
itoiihcrn Ait.oti.i pueblo,
i Mr. I'.-riy will leave for t'.iail.i tin
last .if this week or the fit Kt of next
the police that he was at large wildly
flourishing a razor find threatening
everybody. The officer responded
njiickly. but McMann eluded them by
going down another street nnd when
overtaken he was In front of the post
offiee. in the central part of the town.
Jumping- Into the street he kept all
nt ii distance with the razor, thousf
the officer in trying to runh him a
time or two narrowly rsenjtcd the
keen blade.
One block further down the street
(it Center and Adams street, Alex
Kellogg on horseback, threw a lariat
at Mr.Mnnn, but failed to capture him.
While he was cutting the rope t.ie
police rushed in, but Ineffectually.
The marshal had his revolver drawn
but did not shoot for fear of Injuring
bystanders.
.Mitchell, observing the events from
the sidewalk, ducked hl head ar.d
rushed into McMann. who made four
effective slashes. Two ciuicht lilm on
either side of the neck narrowly mis-
Ihg his Jugular, another eliminated the
lower tip of his left ear and ranced
to the cheek bone, nnd the fourth cut
was a. ross the ubdoinen, though only
reaching through bin eloilies.
Kellogg by that time threw hi
rope a second time, caught McMann,
spiired the horse and drugged the
mini several yards until he was out of
commission.
SOCIETY
Foley' Kidney Ilemedv will cure
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond tho reach of medi
cine. Cures backache nnd Irregulari
ties that if neglected might result lü
rtrltrht'H disenso or diabetes,. J. H.
O'Kielly Co
Havana Defeats Detroit.
Havana. Nov. ü? The Havana
baseball team today defeated the De
troit of the American league. " to 5.
Organization Perfected and Ar
rangements Underway t o
Challenge Portales to 'Con
test,
f Special Corrrftannftrnoa to Moraln Jonraal
Clovls, N. M., -Nov. 25.- The Clovls
debating club of the High school of
this city has been organized und prep
arations for a debute with the Por
tale High school, from which place
n thfilltMige bus already cofne, Is now
under way In full blast.
Abe Cox Is the president o-f the local
organization and has with him In the
persona of Lloyd Miller, Victor Hieler,
Roberta iiayl. Joe Fontaine, Ruth
Adair, Claude Hillingtby and Katie
Drown, some very able support.
ThiA afternoon nt 2 o'clock Ihe pre
liminary try-out debate will be held
and about six of the club will take
part in these exercises. The purpose
of thin debate is to select the team
that is to compete with the J'ortnles
school for honors in dclmtlnit circles
of these two counties.
The nuestion which will be disc it:
ed toiiuy Is: liesoiveil, that ths gov
ernment should own the railroads of
the United Stales."
I lovls has one of the strongest
High school this year that can be
found in the territory, and Interest In
ren! high grade work Is Increasing.
Bronson Sanitarium Installs New Appar
atus for the Treatment of
Diseases of .Women.
VICTORY AT TUCSON
CELEBRATED BY VARSITY
(Continued from Page .1. Column 2.)
Colorado Boy Wins Decision.
Sheridan. Wyo, Nov. sr.. Howard
linker, a Doulder, Colo., welterweight,
was given n decision this afternoon
over i!uy Duckies of Omaha, In n 20
round bout. Duckies was badly pun
ished in the last ten rounds while
Ilaker was comparatively unsclalchcd.
.
National-. 7: Athletics. 2.
San Francisco, Nov. 2r,. The All-
Nationals defeated the Philadelphia
Athletics today, K to 2. error nnd
double plays contributing to the result
Score:
AH Nal lona Is
Iphla
Dlltt.'l les;
Coombs and
Johnson
Thomas.
T! H. E.
7 8 (I
2 8 .1
and Knodgrnas:
I'. X. M. yells ami rah-ialis lor me
KlUs. The end men on the stage
cracked Jokes appropriate to the
'Varsity vlcton. mentioning; the scon
of the game. .
The' fact that the Varsity won out
by the 23 scute didn't have any effect
on the local I'. X. M. students. The
"skiddo," number looked good to
them and they went over it again nnd
again, starting from one and going to
twenty-three, pronouncing each num
ber with a distinctness and volume
which c ould b. heard for many blocks.
.Megaphones, tin horns and all kinds
of noise-producers were pressed Into
scrvlur resulting n u, perfect pande
monium. The demonstration last night, how
ever, will be mild, compared w ith the
great big rousing welcome which the
gridiron heroes will receive upon their
arrival In Albutiueroue.
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This machine is recommended by the foremost surgeons as more ef
ficacious than an operation in many of the Ills of womankind es-n'clnllv
in .MKXSTHl L MISERIES. PK1.VIC PAINS. ITKIti l-OVA RIA X liüÜTA
TIOXS, I'NNATClt.VL DISCHAR'IKS AND CONDITION OK THOSE OR
HANS OF FUNCTION THAT MAKE ONE A WOMAN. 'Resides being
effective and curative, tills treatment Is mild, safe and economical. Com
bined wilb other Indicated treatment il will do more than anything known
to conserve and restore splendid womanly health. Xutse always in attendance-
to assist both patient and doctor. Calls private, confidential and In
vited. Physicians recjuested to inspect this and other treatments which do
nut interfere with medicine.
Write for bonklrf. Hours: 9 tJ 12, 2 to 3, 7 to 8.
221 WK.ST CF.XTU W..
FitOFESSIOJALjASM
W. JENKS ' -
Assayar.
Mlnlnr and Metallurgical Inti....
601 West Fruit Avea,
Poitottloe Bo 17, or at offiea x .
H Kent, 11 South Third
ATTORNEYS.
BRYAN
R. W. D.
Attorney at Law.
Offlcs In First National Bank thai
Woli.
J no.
W. Wilson. JnovT"
WILSON A WHITE. '
Attorneys at Law. '
Room U-17-H, Cromwell
Bulldioi,
EDWARD A. MANN
Attorney at Law.
rtoom , N. T. Armljo Bldg. Pfcon. .
Albuquerque, N. M.
Robt, L. Moore Chas. C. HenaTHT
MOORE & HKXDR1CK
Attorneys-at-Law
Rooms 24 and 85 Burnett RnlMi.
-fcM- Mt,l5-
DENTISTS
Utl. J. Hi.
KRAFT -Dental
Surgeon.
Room! Í-S, Barnett Building. Pbont
m. Appointments made by maa
PHYSICIANS AND SUKOEOSiT
O. tHORTLE, M. D.
Practice Limited ta
Tuberculosis.
Hours: 10 to 12.
Rooms 8-S-10, State Natl. Bank I?m.
I
K. U HUST
Physician and Surgeon.
Rooms 6 and 8, N. T. Armllo BulM.
lng, Albuquerque, N. M.
SOLOMON L. BURTON. M. DlT "
Physician and Surgeon,
8uite 9, Barnett Building. '
Office phone 617 Res. phon 1011
Albuquerque,- N. M.
VF.TEHINAR
W, J.
HYDE, V. 8
Graduate Veterinary.
Phone 671. (06 West Qoló.
R. L. GOYNN.
Painter and Decorator.
Phone 1181.
CIVIL KXGINEER
SEVEN T
HOUSAND
ATTEND
iuiles. selling Water Lake won; liar-
riiia, socond: .Maximum, third. Time,
1 .:;.
E.INi:i:it, Civil and Hydraulic.
Graduate Engineer, 14 years in
Railroad, Irrigation and
Power. r
ERNEST 11. FISHER
617 South Broadway
Thone 1256
Albuquerque, New Melle
liaiii Dulls Tennis.
Sydney, Nov. 2." A thunderstorm
caused n postponement of play In tlie
International Tennis tournament fm
the Dwight f. Davis iballege cup.
Should the courts dry nut, the match
will begin tomorrow.
GLOVIS GETTING TO
BE QUITE A
CITY
DEMAREST, SUTTON AND
SL0SS0N DAY'S WINNERS
IN BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
AT JACKSONVILLE
INSANE MORPHINE FIEND
COWBOY AND POLICE
IN CUTTING SCRAPE
The
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litilli.il
leudar lor the w.
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ho A I'.l.i, k
f'.MI a.-xel
nil. n.
IMI" ;.uln
i!l"M aballe-I
"it. WollK II.
f 1 .11 l.ellll
tw o c.lftes;
- a Inn
Joe
'llg.
Ja II -
I ti.ir-
, ! I'ho.-nlx. Xin. 2.",. William Mc
Mann, Insane morphine ftcinl. Alex
K'-llogg. a nioiinted cowboy, div yinr
slii.l John .Moore. I'olii em, n Onskin
i and Tioiitin.in. former Ivllcciitari
j Tipton, and H M Mu.hell. a mniliig
I in-Ill "f Hl.sbee. torilled the 1 1 1 .1 I ! I 1 1 , s
I i rsonae of a sensatioual etrect in, I-
dent b re ycsli rd ay, in wlinh Mo
I Mann iiit Mitchell dangerously with
1 ,i ra-'.or. making four strokes, and
j s.ih d H e clothing of 1 1 file r U.is
jkin. I. ul tilled tu i ut the liesli
M ,i uin roomed tn the northern
part .: il., , it Neighbors telephoned
SPORTSMEN
0
C.d-
BIG COYOTE
With Tark oí I i
br.it arrJ A. B V,
ii Hide of SpltMKl
T!o bide of J
it N. Inn n Is
of J V
h Í it ie i our-
log '
oil ,-nhitoi
A I, butt a
ing kii the
bv a p ii l
W. Ah
i Bur
orimci
.1 s.l. 1
50 MILLION
cod livlt, mote or less, ate caught
culi )cir in the cium of Norway,
the livcts n( wlinli ate made into
CihI I.iui t) i.
'1 lie U-st tn! is nude fn.in tlie fih
taught at the I.i tutcit I'.at d-.
Sott Iloonc use ivilv that oil
in making lluir tflebtaTcit
Census Taken in Pecos Valley
Town Indicates That It Ha
Population of 5,000 People.
Imperial ( nrrnpiinilrnri tu Morning Journal
' i"K x. m, Xov. -cío vi is a
i It , ! .,.(11111
lltt-Ste, fill t
lion of the
ople.
ill, ,.' tb,
ilulltarv
JIllH IS
an
now
'omple-
cnsus l.elng
in ar
taken bv
W.imi, i ,
of the i t il.
to organize i
Winn Mr
i-tcnla h,
I'-ieull now
i i . which
Mr. Keis of the firm of
lice-, jiml .t.inu s in bi hall
of FJIky. who are Irving
l local lo.lii,, at this plai
Itoes was approach
salil that he had i ; el y
to believe that his can-
In- .: has In en can In
at
lie r, Si.lt '
1,,-S , n- I
r t,nun-l. i
II Mr.
tcrdat mi.ming
n i r m .sní ! by At-bott and A
Miil' i "ii l.ors-ha. k Trie rh:,e w i
n prt-lte one. ill riding for Severn'
mira uni t th ( k tinjiH ian down
llm ai, J k,ll., i i.im
ani when sküKully
M j. iplinsjiliite itl
Ibey piialiu e 4
t.p.ji'.cil in the
up the 1hj.Iv.
UK lV At.L IiRli.;lSTi
(iiniliitud with
I. une and Soda
liH'dn mal IckhI un
w.u'd (or Imüding
ii'm in cur He. will iliiiu i bust
tlloil.llld people for v'lovis
s.lld Mr. Il. es. have counted
c whose homcfc are in i'lo-
ii muib satbtai tion i xpress-
i'lr the illallKOI ation of till'
to .iMiitain our actual pop
A prom no nt real c-tnte mil
0 a Morning Join nal
list disadvantage to
1 n in idvi rising our
ar-o.I city is that
now n just how many
here, and when we
. there is about as
to the estirante
the arioiiH real
I . M pmrr 4 thu 4 t. at
t..l M.,m ak 4 I It '4 !uu4L
tefck ,t,iM ii4 l !.
!WJIT KOsM. 4l"i hull he, Nr Xm
and i
luc
' n.l."
mix tb
Is '
Tb, t,
e. here
ca 111 a.-N
Illation.
lelll.llked toilai
man : ' '1'b, r
w hi. b we h.i I.
w limit rt nl in ii-v
none ,, us have k
People We hale
undertake I,,
mío h com,, r em
placed upon '( t
e-i..ie nn ii i t iIik place as there
e,,t,, ,,r two taimen
at Ho weight of the moon,
w. have three thousand.
r an t orne six .Now we are
that we hue tic tlious-ind
r mole and II Is to be hoh d tiinl
I" conlormirie to Mils lot In adyei
tis.iig the ii i we real e-t.ite l.i, n ran
dem.,n. a litt!,- more respect for our
iiiabtlt .ilion. iruthtiil exponents of
our toe t'ounri v and grnwin cit, .'
The 'to igma l mull, aithout any of
i h, .ut, lit im., vbows there are niorr
ib.tn three t li. nw.i n 1 fwople ele. and
,t Is Ihongtit b some that more peo
ple in ittii bve outside of this limit
thsu Im-bk jt.
niiicbt I"
g ii-ing
.New i ork, Xov. ;5. Calvin n.una
rest ..f fhlcago. George Sutton of Chi
cago and fíeorgo Slosson of X'ew York
were the winners of today's play in
the ls.'i balk line billiards tournament
ut Madison Sipiare garden.
Hlosson tonight proved himself the
superior of the French champion.
Flrmln Cassignol, defeating him in the
twenty-ninth inning by a score of 5 no
toe rrenenman was In poor
lorm, nis high run being only 40 to
SliiKson's H.i. The Xew York expert
snowed some of the most brilliant
iiiliarits se.-n since the tournament
began.
Demurest and (Mine played a close
game up to the twenty-ninth inning
this afternoon when Heinarest made
a run of sixty-two anil ran out the
irnmc in the folllnwg Inning with an
unfinished run of twenty-one. tNlne'g
best effort wus good for seventy-seven
caroiiis in his twenty-first inning, but
he evpei ienci ,1 hard luck toward the
finish of the contest whin he fell
down on a couple of tin,- atenipts for
cushion shots.
In the second game ,,f the after
noon fuller was overwhelmed by Sut
ton who nursed the balls ileftiy for a
high run nf 23T in the tuurtei nth In
ning. I he run was ih
tournament and was
single nit. nipt w hicli
by a hair.
highest of the
ended willi a
Sutton missed
POLISH WRESTLER
TOO STRONG
Indications Point to One of Most
Successful Racing Meetings
Ever Held in South.
i (By Morning Journal Arterial I.raud Wlrrl
Jacksonville, Fl.i.. Xov. l'.'i. -Xearly
7,0(1(1 people attended the opening of
Monericf park this afternoon. nnd
every Indication pointed to olio of Die
must successful winter meets in the
history of the racing game.
The big feature was ihe Thanksgiv
ing; hundidlo in which Home of the
best thoroughbreds in the Monciief
stables were entered. Jack Alkin was
tile big favorite mid led for a good
part of the race, but the weight of I ST.
pounds appeared to getthe bettor of
the big horse, and he finished third.
Results:
First race. H lurlong:. l'.i somon
won; Kmpi ior William, second I.adv
Irema. third. Time. 1:1.1
Second race, fi i- fiirlonsrs; purse:
Sir Orniende won; I'olls, second: i'.a
nives. third Time. 1 n:i.
Third race, selling, il furlongs: I'.at
Maslersiui won; Sllveiine, second:
I'larm y. third. Time. l:lrl-S.
Fourth race. Thanksgiving handi
cap. 1 mile: Hill Top won: Arondin k.
second; Jack Atkln, third. Time.
1:42 2-:..
Fifth race, selling, li furlongs: Tom
mie ilrath won; King Avondale. .
olid; Kthon, third Time. 1:11-.V
Sixth race, selling. 1 1-1R miles: nos
trum won: Campaigner, second, nbi r
nn. "third. Time, 1 : .nl '1 -.", .
ItacliiK KcsiiltM at Oakland.
Oakland, Xov. ó. Fine weather
and a good card drew a large holiday
crowd , to Kmeryville today nd apee
illation went nt a lively rate. Four
teen bookmakers operated the oral
system. Long shots were much In
evidence In the heavy going-.
The Thanksgiving handicap result
ed in n victory for Silver Knight, 12
to 1. The weight told on Follle L,.
the favorite, and she was beaten for
place by John I.ouis. itexon, Oalene
(alo and orillo were other outsiders
that won.
First race, futurity course, selling
Itiv.on won; (iilletl, second; Colbert,
third. Ti-v.e. 1:12.
Second race, five and one-half fur.
lonas (aleñe (.ale won; nuleigh. P.
I)., second; Alder Gulch, third. Time.
1:011 4-ú.
third race, futurity oriole won
(osslpped 11, second; llelle Kinney
third. Time. 1 : :.' ü 1-2. "
Fourth race. mile and an eighth,
Thanksgiving handicap Silver Knight
won; John I.ouis, second; Follle J-.,
third. Time, 1 :."r, 4-5.
Fifth race-, mile and twenty yards,
selling Valnzski won; Mechant, sec
ond; Charley Paine, third. Time,
1:4-,.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs,
purse Hampass won; Lena Ith, sec
nnd; Xovogord, third. Time. l:liti.
Try a Morning JoiirnJ Want Ad
FOR BOTCH
Iowa Giant Struggles for Hour
in Vain Attempt to Throw
Zbysco.
Ill; Marnln Journal Mprial Irawd Wlrrl
Hártalo. Xov. 21. Frank ot-h
lile,! to gain a single ;,n from
Xbym-o. the giant Polio. In ;ln hour,
and hereby lost the mai,h. the ,,n-
litfons t.f which required (,,t-h tc
win two f ills within nn hour. The
Pole dispUved tremendous physica:
strength and an excidb nt know I, , !;.
of the game.
Zhi s, ti nald. "F can h'at this man
In a straight match."
Jsi k lltim in. his manager, aaid:
"I will ptwt I J. 500 In Chicago dnr
aft-r tiimnrmv for a match with
i.,i. h Mr I lit din a side."
Zi.is-m weighed i'Jí pounds and
loii h 2" Ten thousand persons taw
the match.
HUNDRED DAY RACE
MEET OPENS AT TAMPA
Tampa. Fl.i.. Xov. 2 a Tampa's
100-day race mei ting opened hi re to
day, most inispl, loii-ly. S.ioni persons
attending. The w .itl-.er was pre I
liotis and ten books liio-d uii.
I. ens. little favored in the "Mtt'nir,
won the feature. tin Than --ii ng
handiiap. nt 4 to 1 K. I io. ' tb"
lace all the way ! the h a 1 iiie
stretch, where Iahs made li s I -i.i f ,r
tlie lead and finished li.tiioo.v v.ii:.(
Ideniy in reserve. i is . rice v s ib.
only winning favorite. 11, - '' j,
First rate. ie lurlong-. s- , j
Howtlv Howdy won: l Sal'e . ,:.!
I .in-ii I 'us. third. Time 1 ' i ;
.-second race, .i f croii:: -'n- -
years and up Hails wt "
Olleen. .sti-npti: SI I on-e ! 1 1 'd . ..!-!. I
Time. 1 :2 I-."..
Third ran. me forbmps- : , l-
olds. S'i'ing--l"i .i T.ririia-.- v i" K"'-,--
. second. Aninn i;irl, to1' ' -
(iet-aivav Oay nt Ijilonia.
cinciiinaii, .Nov. it,. Xlrnhus, con-
i!ed In. the betting with Prince (al,
won the i'ha nkseiving handicap nt
l.alonlii today by a length nnd a halt
from Lawrence l. Haley, with Prince
(al. his stable mate. , good third.
It was get-away "lay and the largest
cioiv. I nf the meeting was in attend-
ain e. Three favorites won.
Most of the horses brought here by
the fall meeting, which closed today,
have already been shipped to Jack
onvillo and Tampa. Phi., and a few
went to the Pacific coast.
T'lrst race, six furlongs, purse, $300
I in prurient w im: Figoz. second'
Carillón, third. Time. 1:15.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Chalice won; Xight Mist, second; Clai
borne, third. Time, 1 : 1 .
Third race, mile 1.5. M. Miller won:
My Hal. second; Hnndnaretta, third.
Time. 1:42 1-2.
I ourih rice. mile. Thanksgiving
hanlnap imbus won; Ijiwrence P.
ai..--, s. con, 1: Prince Jal. third
Tim.-, 1:41 4-5.
F:':h r.-n-e. v. n f urlongs, selling
l"..,ri:es,lae won: Sally Preston sec
'iid; Otilio, thud. Time, 1:27 4-5.
.-:xui ni; e. mile and a. quarter, aell-
i-i". - Varíen won: pat sharp, second
V.'i i';-, w noil, third. Time. 2:09.
(Xo. 2614.)
Koport of the ( onilltioti nf Tho l irsl
Xatlonnl Hank, at Albuipicnpie, In
the Territory of Xew .Mexico, at Hid
close of business, Xov. Ifilh, IÜU.
KICSOCiíCKS.
Loans and discounts. .. $1.8(8, 451. 36
Overdrafts, accurcd and
unsecured
t. Ponds to secure
circulation
U. S. Honda to secure
U. S. Deposits
Premiums on U.S. Bonds
Bonds, Securities, etc...
Hanking house. Furni
ture, and Fixtures....
Due from National
Hanks (not reserve
agents)
Due from State nnd Pri
vate Banks nr.d Bank
ers, Trust Companies,
nnd Savings Banks...
Due from npnroved Re
serve Agents
Checks nnd other Cash
Items . ..."
Exchanges for Clearing
House
Xotes of other National
Banks ,
Fractional Paper Cur- '
rency. Nickels, Hnd
Cents .
Lawful Money Reserve
in Bank, viz:
Specie $89,269.00
Legal - tender
note 89.850.00
Redemption fund with
IT. s. Treasurer (5
of circulation
13.0S5.4Í
200,000.0(1
125,000.01
7,500.00
3i;.14ti.81
40,294.00
212.2(18. II
47,327.:4
472.S37.01
9,107.54
24,396. 3Í
920.00
2.378. Tl
171.1 19.0
Total
. $3,240
lO.ib.M
72. U
in:
. hi -i.
r. -,i
1 4 I-'
Fourth r
p. six fur'
Lens won: Kid.
third Tim... 11
Fifth race, one mile, selling (iv I
rine won: Occidental, second: Oreat
ibib. third. Tim.-. 1 . 4 J-5
Sixth race, one and oiie-sixi-eu'i ,
. Thankciv ire
tlCa three J. -IT" I'
nd. Iitmni--5
Brill Wins hj- KiliM-koiil.
i.. h. i. a. Xov. 25 Young
ck-.i out Hennis Franklin
:'' s'xth round of a scehd-
ti-ri.und fight tonight Both
I !a itilnore.
Tiirfoian Seriously Hurt.
o. Xm. 25 James Howard,
old. known tn rao horse
n, r'd over as the man who
liT and horses for the race
bi diy injured by a taxicab
a i I, llionn.
W ashington park was at the
its glory Mr. Howard was
tary of the club that con-
I-IARILITIES.
Capital stork mld In. . .$
Surplus fund
Undivided Profits, less
Expenses and Taxes
paid
National Bank Notes
outstanding
Due to other National
Banks
Due to State and Pri
vate Hanks-and Bankers
Individual Deposita sub
ject to rheck
Time Certificates of De
posit
Certifier Checks
Cashier's Checks out
standing
United States Deposits. .
Deposits of U. Ü. Dis
bursing Officers
200.000.01
50.1.110.0
1,417. 81
200,000.00
85.C3S.C4
490,D0;
984.776
:.o
1$
1,0SC.,7
1.4
::.7J
1 . 05
17.913 I
5. 4 4.42
117.068.1
Total
. . . $3.240.
Mexico. Count!!
Te. tit Sure,
ie think of Ireland's woes
S I'-ly Patr -LiHiincott's.
Territory of New
of Bernalillo, ss:
I. Frank McKee. Cashier of
above-named bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement
'true to the best of my know ledge nnd
belief. Fit AX'K McKKI.
Correct Attest: Cashier.
M. W. FLOURXOT.
A. B. McMILLFN.
It. F. BAYXOI.DS.
Directors.
Kubscribeil and sworn to before nit
this isth (lav of November. 101
(Seal) OTTO DIFCKM AXX.
Notary' Publio.