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Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, 12-16-1905 T University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 12-16-1905 Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, 12-16-1905 T. Hughes Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes, T.. "Albuquerque Weekly Citizen, 12-16-1905." (1905). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/596 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOLUME 13 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXIOp. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, IOCS NUMBER 53 IT. WEBSTER DAVIS EXTRACTING GOLD CATTLE SHIPMENTS DEMURRER TO BE TALKS STATEHOOD FROM CEMENT BEDS THE COREY DIVORCE CASE FOR THIS YEAR DECIDED MONDAY 5004rO00ft0M040 O Thinks New Mexico SiMld Wonderful WorK Performed by Have Been Immense nnd Judge Abbott to Give Decision Join Union-T- ells of Hat-ti- c Machine of Solar Motion Show Large Increase In llubbell Case Then. of Spion Kop. Gold Saver Co. Over Previous Year. Clancy Submits Brief. VISITED THIS PLACE WEDNESDAY IN THE GOLDEN DISTRICT gases RECORDS FROM CATTLE BOARD Liquor are still on 4 ' J 1 mi. vp Keck, manager of the was N'tw Moxleo Cktttlo There Utile accomplished a J "I eon reality see why Arlsena 4 Hold and 'Commit Syndicate, located Tho Territorial Of (Tut Bailliary board, with heailquartora at tho forenoon tessfcm district, 4 ehould object$''?iff Joint statehood, 4 near tho town of Golden, arrived In eoort today. Probably (ho most Ira ' Mxied--hevc- r. - U vegns) hss isntiud a report 4 but New A ter- Just rcls-tlv- o tho oKy last ovoulng, togutbar with showing tho total ot oftltlA, pwiatit inattor oonsMefed was 4 ritory a rich , as Rhode Island 4 number to llffc by W. nud K. WW horses and hides shipped from Now demurrer madb Attoe 4 and Connecticut eomuinon, e Messrs. t Watson J. uey ClilliUrs and n! tnrt j Moxlco, nnd iho Hhlpment cnttle tcotloa 4 should lmve ropVeicntatlon In tho '4 woll. president nnd manager respec- - ot made by that Mbomey for quashlag senni by nil means. H yna rrom tun territory for tho year ending th 4 lively of tho Sola, Motion Gold Savor November, woro not qulto as heavy lndlctrai,t a5ulnt Treasurer F. A. I com,nK s tho year 1001. but grratly oxeoed- - Huhbeil. was ox : iirT-,,0-' Born' Mr; jwtod tha District AUornny Clanry ss.vs nnmen i Ml tho shipments of tUOi. 4 ster Daftn ' 4 inut the yotr woeld pmsefli lli gentlemen becri, JtiHtaUiriR ' rae are as follows: lerrttertal side of havo ono ol records the cn thbt morning Judge t Co- - "Of 130G: 'Cattle S0I.1M. and ttist oae'ateeee'eee'mmmm thoir machines lor Ibe Oold and horsM - m 4 Abbott would reiKl- his niAnl wl Inn H..39S, hides 3'J.San. Knr UtiU tho ilcfllelois dur- mt-i- r ing tMm any The rtbor nftnUmentt, ' In nnti vnrnatlrm wild shipments wont, oattlo ixs.tTt, horse The sotirt put the tkr man wIhi rrwlgnvtl the? mm iuj rri... 14.MT, year over until MondJy, how M9 HI. I (iv iimIw.T'JMU1S UlnAUIlf UtTOTMn. hldt afi.BC. The bAHHttr ever, dlstrlM uilomay tor wtlln wns lbOS. whH tho ship-mon- o the aubmluiax wfrv, onitW SI" Sfl homes IS,. bki brief. who ru!tte! h brilliant oolltlca! ca The first ea to bo by n Jury thought jy Mtiisiariory m, tiUliM 30,2St. was or trll rwr, bomiHe he the HUe Tells of Machine. Tfe tutat number of the catlltt til that tho Territory vt. Ifrnost n fought for wan right, and because "Their company." said Mr. Wntaon. bft trritoy ostlmntiHl by the board Llx ami John MatMnbaoKr, indicted the republican administration woulU ntithriHxkl to tin Imalnikw In Nnw flTf00.OiK). There has a slight for permitting Jarrm Hanson, a been iniaor. tc htjtor About their saloon yIKthUe with and irvm Mwx,a unt, owm1 ftUmlt 60 aorM 0l d&sieuse in a few muntli', but In for ih Deer In their war with Hug- - in,.., ,,, . n som time prior tii the term or ,..nin.. Quai Huosi.velt, IWdy. Chaves ami court, lsl )und. expresses, tin. feeling thai Hnn(lovni cuy. ,0.VIl lh0 Tuorto UtiadaluiH thoro la a noticeable Attornoy w. C. Hon (Hick rop. winy ail now iioxicana uav. tor tu cay,m l0 tno aboiu ihrco mile. lu ibo number nt cattle, duo the dnfsililnntc- - hiiai dtRieliwxt iniivcmcnt w8t When eourt rewinvfinod ntlor dW- - Many touts hnvi bt't-- mnd( In tho to thn larg number brought in from ner Wi'Untur unvlx. politician, lawyw jmst and aovoral duvlccs ernctoX Toxas,. whf-- r rhnngeM havo been mndo tho l.tK..40timcfar lUlsBili waa i and forraiT nnsUtnnt secretary of the, fll. .,. .. lrvin , rt'ceiitly In the leasing laws, end the rontlnued nrd ragginl nionr: wearily until I o'tJecU, whoti the Jury tMArlor under J'nvMmi Mvivlulw. BXtrnct RoId from tho numorou co-i.- rstilt ha b n llml many largo herds bettor known to tho out Iro world ,, bC(1 uwned b corporntion, have Hhf.n drtveu out ot business and reurwi wrn . Attofpoy jhhook in thelr ov Uio nnlont champlftn of tho lloerii.,,,,,, tli Mox-l- u irnluriHl some strona deneo foe , ,ho oxpcrmant hnro evidently havo moved over Into Now lis. AUmnju-rono- bis rihowpd pro-l.at- ( i.fin yettonlay on rovm, milurcs. until ln Bojitombur. The now famous picture published In Vogue of MIm ptelle Oilman, ehovvlng portrait of V, E. Corey, the in fai-cl-' of freo grass. clients, when ho by rout., from California to Old Mojlco. , whon wo dortool Iho tank and itsel magnate. SII1C9 Maroh i. !00. (ho board has court record thai Hanson slgo-fi- i in company with hU mothor wh;-r- wni(;l,H, his namo to 4n altldavlt in secur on lll0r ,iroprty ono of our received nppllratlons to record , will aiiond thrco weeks for Jho,8olnr MABELLEfOUjMAN. no per- ing Ms tuarrlMge license In Hnptem-ber- thor a Motion sold aavlnR maohlnM. btsnds from than 6.000 tldinati. who gained or"- - :ii fc'henjfaf Iirnont of his mothor-- health. , ..SUCo lUo erection of tho nmchlno Mebntlc has linden tho tucces then with tho BliuborU. Bho nlco sons, which tthowsIstho great Incresso which show! that he was bom or d When aeon at tho Alyarado ho lJlulr property wo har share of fame a a star In comj" sor IMna Ms lie; nuaimn-- tho appenrod In tho "King and tho High In Mtinbsr of hp.lls, a grcnt on October 17. IBM, conclusively prov oll0 hav all if.dt )os-sl- o Willo hut night by a ruiiroaentatlvo of Tho!UloroUKll tMu of tho cemont tola opera, la acknowledged to bo both rolo of tho lltlln t,iVatlp Anny Hall." "Tho Man In the Moon, Jr.." ma&y of theso are no doubt duo lo tho ing that Hanson was not a minor Kvralnx CllUen. Mr. Davla nppearpd Rn,i pjacor. fnvornblo beautiful nnd youthful. .She Is SS in tho "Hollo of W York." At nnd laier was star of the "Mocking passing of law making It n penal when loitering about tho saloon in nnd havo found years Ilird," tho question. ntterney lo bo the anrno ayinpathutlc. wholo. Ro)u vnUlC4 ,uu only , lh0 ,,iucrortl( of sue. Hhe appeared In tho that time she waa onoot the tnoet and In other popular produc- oftonni' to run t Inund without first The district elic fouled. ImpulKlvo fellow tho wrIUr, wj,loh wo know to conlaln gold vnluca, lending par with "The Hunaway pbolOKrapbcd noiiossflOn Kuropo, tions having it recorU'.l. ttlll tho fact re- ited from Hanson, howevnr, that 1m him to be whim ho was cum ;i,ut slan In tho cement beda. Olrl" aovcrnl yii ago Uikw he return iojEthlK country Her most prominent success was mains thnt n lurjti number of them .iw i' light IMlKnlnjr for Aloxnudor M. Dockeryj "Tboro hna boon a lona mooted Mln niliimn a impular fav- - she was wlih the Qastne company, with Dftti Daly in "Tho Itoundcrs." ar w and asked for by threw nn entirely different oa. fur Kovernor of Missouri, and also loo-- ; quiHttton In tho minds of many as lo now wiUxens of New Mexico. tn matter. iiirlnn In Imlialf of tho Boors, or. a whether thoso comont boda amtnlned Tln prosonl year not - hs ben .Mr. DuvIm himself pitta It. "lu tho re- KOid values und It haa been our aim W. E. COREY vdry satisfactory one for ealve. A " ' SENATOR CLARK. j.iiWIp savin business t0 sottlo Uils quoatlon dotlnltoly. nnd wAf (ttilniati. la timt there are not No." laughingly said Mr. navl. "J now It soeras that thoro can no lonser "fty per emit of tho normal number HAS HiS VIEWS hall not attompt tt savo the MnuMO IV n doubt ha lo tho cement beds cou. tlifa ,egr. or about 200.000. 1 f Moxloo whllo in down Ihlsre. for talnlng gold vnlus. Wo have never 'Til territory l proity well strlp-po- d Ul- - ON THE PERPLEXING PROOSI- - tV iritHl 10 savo throe repilblll fulNM tn flrwl vnlu.xi In mtnnnl ur stsem. and there nro praoil-call- y - TION ADMIT and fallwl. not even wiving my- ih-.- i run mnehlno. In no on as. nnd TO TERRITORIES n4y ivor imt lots old that la. threes INTO of frt)m mo to fifty tona." up.
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