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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
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Marcos &. de Baca, school supernien
deut Tor he county, returned late zee
|terday afternoon from the RIO puerco
country in the northwestern section 81
Bern AlIlu county, going IA far as Nacl.
mrniD, IN tho interest 81 the schools,
which he reports in fair condition.
lie states that near San I,idro about
two weeks ago the dead body Of an In.
known Mexican was found in at arroyo
PARTIALLY covered over with water. The
Justice % the peace % that precluct sum.
Imoned coroner's jury and entered into
% vigorous investigation OF III" affair,
giving the bldy close and critical ex.
Summation. II was Rscertained that the
man had csmped over night within q
lev Yards OF the arroyo, and that while
asleep hs was Drained by being beaten
1over the head with a blunt instrument
4 o. som. kind, stabbed on the left side in
The region OF the heart and shot through
both feet llls blankets, which he eyi,
3dently had from the pressure in the
ground where no had slept, could not I've
found, The murderer had put the mnn's
shoeS On after killing and shooting ham
Through the feet, and then dragged hls
3li'eIess body to the arroyo. The remains
We're found by u Sheep herder, and the
man, from all appearances, was only
loully dealt with few days bctore The
Foroners jury examined number Of
People residing in the vicinity, but elicit.
r. 10 information on which suspicion
you'd rect. Nothing was found In his
io'hing 10 give the slightest clus 10 hls
IDENTITY, and after assuring themselves
hat they had performed their duty, the
Y 'y ordered his burial. The justice OF
Pc pence retained the mans coat, vest,
h aud Overalls for identification 10y
$ome person n possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

For H." past two or three years, with
IT. INCEPTION ~ two fret class gaines
WITH thr For, Wuga,e and SAINTS Fe
clubs IN o." latter part u last season, Al.
buluerqUc La1 seen very little ha.c ball
pl Ilng
II will be- just the reverse tins year. Tor
u good amoluer club hns been organized
and letters have been received which ~.
d,ca'e TINT number ~ matches wl,l be
played on home grounds.
The srRsun with II visiting team will
open at the far grounds Decoration
day with u match game brtH,eu The Al.
bHlucrqucs and the strong Socotro club.
They viii also play On Sunday afternoon,
and thus the metropolis will be treated
To- two gaines The Socorro boys viii ar
rive Friday nlght being met At the depot
10y u committee To he appointed yet 10y
the runhgrr am captain ~ the home
club
1t il understood hat the new uniforms
for the coming champions the Albu.
qurrluce will not arrive 10 time for
these games,
The manager has be'n requested 10y
several base ball enthusiasts 10 put his
strongest players To- the front rcgaTdlc,s
~ personal ierl,ugs, aud those let out
sh juld not feel offended The opening
games must bs victories Tor the home
club.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

On or about May 10Th, H. e. raulscn
81 tins city, sent two tickets 10 Denver
IL be SOLD 10 parties coming this way.
The parties tina, Bought the tickets gave
up 40 Mr. paulscn was 10 return
them 81 on thcr arrival here, but Con.
ductor hichley took up the tickets and
charged the men full fare, Mr.. Paulsen
wRs sued To recover the money, TIA" suit
being against the American Ticket Brok.
ere association. The rRSe was settled
tins morning 10y Mr.. padlsen paying the
foil amount claimed, amounting Ia
t9l ca, The rase was up before Judge
Madden, aud thu defendant war repre-.
scented toy T. W, - Bryan, the complain.
Hn,s beng represented 10y M"sSrs iheIRn
\ Iieacock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

The European Silica Mica Cumpuel
uun company has recently been Organ.
wed III thus ct! with the following IA
rutp"rmur..
NJ :. Otrro aud DR. g. W. Harrison, u
l'erua,lIlu, J"s-o Anthony ard Ralph
llalluran, ~ thus city Prot y. 4 Iib
kov aud Joseph T., Som"rs, ot New Work.,
IhHs \ Strn, ~ Buso CITY, linho.
TIA" lucorporntors ara also the active
directors
IT," officers 1t IN" company are, NJ :
O'"ro, president Ralph lIHl!nrsn, ,rr"
president, Or. q " Harrison, secretary
ana treasurer; J, f. Som"rs, rorrrsl,oud
ing secretary.
The capital stock N sl,nO0,O }, all
pad up.
The principal plncc - hupncss ~ Al
buqu"rqur, AID IT," office NIil be- at the
linnk ~ Commerce. The object II 10
manufacture paints, comrnts, filters. etc q,
auj Obtain sales ~ ipfcign patents The
company hhN" already obtained patents
~ ten countries ard have mad" npplCa
tIuU Tor three mur"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
4 Timid ItoidIp.

lh4 afternoon Marshal Mnstou arrest.
eel - man calling mrltct T. stafford,
telegraph uprtatur, ant Gaining tu
com" from Cleveland, ONO. on n con.
plant sworn out changing him with
carry deadly weapons, aud tho man IA
30 jail II seems thh, stafford met an
Nrah, aud on approaching him asked
"wh"thrt BE- had bn, money aud where
Ia" VAS going IT." reply Was that Ice
had Tote ~ muury and Nns gong iu Los
Angelica He persuaded She Arab
To leave IL" depot on tho pre-
t"ur" that l." would hul him u cheap
ticket ,o Lus Argrlrs lie walked Nltn
IL" Arab To- u vacant lot back ~ the
Lead avenue Methodist church. where
J." pulled hlI revolver and demanded
money FROM the Arab The Nrnh, with
prrs"ur" = mind, grabbed the uIs'ul and
took Il away from IT," would h." huld.ur,
ani ON meeting Mnr,hal Mas,un gave
hu tn" revolver and Hlt,p u Il, srfiptrun
" stafford II n claimed that StaiTutd
~ sly h." must h" H. allow u man See
intends t. hold up take hr- wstol away
from HIM ait"r making such h"rulr u
forts to become tad mau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

Constable Srlvy, 81 Gallup came IN
from the west last night, bringing 10 the
county jail Joseph Hamilton, the man
who recently killed John Met olgan with
II barrel stayo at the Crown Point mine.
Hamilton had u preliminary hearing for
the killing and MAS put under ~ } bonds
10 await the action ~ the grand Jury,
W, 4, Maxwell and Joseph it.ii, becom.
ing hls bondsmcn. About three weeks
ago he stole horsc from Georgs Hight,
rebrandlng il, and then took 10 the
mountains, Last saturday Constable
Selyy learned that he was at Fort Win
gate, where b. Mas later in the day cap
tured and brought TO Gallup. lie plead
guilty 10 horse stealing u Il War bound
over 10 the grand jury IA the sum Of
C'Ho for HE appearance. Ills former
aureties withdrawing their nance, in 10
fault OF bondsmen he was brought here
To jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
The i.and Com m Is-ionrr.

Gen. j. \, Williamson, land commits
Toner ~ the Atchlson, Topeka a Santa
Re and Atlantic 4 Pacific roads, With
headquarters at Chicago, but whose
business cRrties him all over the coun
try, was n passenger from the east last
night and will for few days remain at
the San Frllge. The general has no
special news 10 impRrt 10 the citizens IL
Albuquerque, but he did state that the
money market ~ the east IN tighter now
than for several years past, ut reminds
me-" continued the general, "ot the grip,
Tor those who we're attacked several
months ago, say last October, and did
not die are now just recovering. The
same in business, for those who did not
fail few months ago, but we're hard
prcssed 10 meet their dsmahGa are now
barely seeing their way clear" General
Williamson reports his family back in
tie east all 10 good health, except Hellam
\. williamson, HE son, and the eI post
master OF this city. liella'n IN at present
on ranch few miles from Oakland,
Cal, and should his condition be such M
10 need bis attention, the general will go
from here to California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

ihe following letter was received from
foanta Fe this morning, addressed TO q,
\, Hall, president OF the Fair associa
SANTA FE, N. NJ, May ~, 1891,
=. Hall, President Territorial Fair,
Dear Sir-Pleass lot me know at once
you oiier u prize for kid base bali nlnes.
" nave nine here that will come down
you offer a prize. During tha fair is
s. ulll" We want IN play. All Of our
~ nave uniforms and are oil under II
ts of age. IL you can answer this
away We would be pleased. We
Ees enough money 10 pay our Nay down
M back but We want some AlbuqusF
wv money, Yours truly,
BERT WARD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

Mclaughlin. Final arrangements were
made for the bail 10 morrow night aud
strong committee appointed 10 decorate
the hail With loWrts, tugs, etc Tickets
NJ" selling rapidly aud the ho,s Wtl have
~ 'nll housc. Tho ladies' will furnish au
elegant supper
Rev. j. - Bush. the hart working
presiding elder " the Methodist church
south, was ~ W." city few hours last
night lie cam" ~ nn the early prssou
ger ffpm Gallup, but lett fot Sa'urrp on
th" delayed tram ihl- morning.
TIL" co.nred boys are making prcpara
u"us w orgnur1" Themselves iuto tern
t"ual militia company. Henry Carter II
Instrumental IA getting up the utgsurln
ton, and t." informs Tut CIti2IN that
thpse Vito have gu,hrd trclr Intention
4" JON meet ut T. II Buckurt'a plare un
first street tu morrow evening ut =
o'clock. John Taylor IA bcug talked ~
Tor captain ~ the company
II IL uudrtstpud tina, Mayor SAINT Nill
rssU" u tee. ama'ipn ut g. morrow even
rus's meeting 4 tn" b,atd ~ aldermen
dec nrlue SATURDAY lb,cltntl"n day, u
holiday, aud ch.ung upon our merchants
tu rlus" heir r'ufcE. ltWilI hr the IA,
when the graves ~ old soldiers W.I h,
stt"Nn with ilpW"ts 10y loving hands.
and appruptlat" s"tNlcos rendered by
'h" local pp-t ~ ~" Grand Army ~ tie
E"pphur These Wi occur ~ ,hn lore
noon. hui 'hs Afternoon the Sp,orro
haI, club "Dll play the Albuqucrqucs at
ia" faIt grounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

cd. The barrels arc Damascus steel,
with all the latest improvements. II is
q ten gungc, hnmmerless gun, aud can
be seen by any pr'sDn calling On Mr..
lsherwood Tic value ~ the gun -
cleo
Frank Gars,, Interested IN n Lincoln
county cattle ranch. who has large
number OF ca,tl" at Engle station. ON
on the Santa fs road, ready fnt ship
mcnt, IN her" t. day securing cattle rate,
from MAYOR L'eNellyn, live stock agent
81 the road
IL ~ unJetst ,od that a. W. kimball
who IL at present in Santa Fe ut the -
he" 81 the quartcrmastrt ut Fort Marcy,
will remove To- this clty about July !, ~
then the tecutds ~ III. tort II he trans
ferred To the Interior department nj,
Washington.
Three lnnlngs were played yesterday
afternoon between the Albuquerque haIl
club aud picked nine, when n general
rain came down, the players sought shel
tor wherever they couli and the umpire
called game The slpre stood > to2ln
favor u the former
Is. A. Packard. u wealthy cattle faisrt
~ Wilcox, Arizona, arrived here this
morning with eighteen ears = cattle,
which he II taking to Eurekn. knusaa
for pnsturlre They are the puck ~ his
herd and are N good condition Mr.
Packard gives the Information that etnch
oi sll kind N h,s section IN 10 mu.t *
ccll"nt condition, Their" belug an abund
ance ~ grasr tie entire winter
l"-tcrdn! ,i"rcral Manager Nickcr. uu.
Division Sup"rintcud"uls Dyer ant
Nudge aud Master Mechanic Eugl.,h
were invest eating the rcccu, accident.
IN which twr engines We're badly dam
aged, IN the ShDta +" yards here. Nrl-
Nelson, engineer ~ ~" switch engine.
and Chas Waters, swltrhmnu, were lnlI
uh Tor thtty days, aul Engineer Mill,
o; tie road e. e,ur, was eNunrratcd.
John Hummer u young MeNlcnn Del
low from Santa Fc. Whn has been hrrr
several ne"ls. was dtunk again ~ old
town yesterday, and Deputy Shrrh
liubh".i put th" hol ferrous fellow IN the
jan Ia attempting 10 subluc Hummer,
ia" fellow pulled out n knife and madc
several sirsh"s ~ the deputy sheriff. the
cuts fortunately falling short Hummer
II teputcd t. hv u dangerous cus, when
IN hls cups, ruI Santa fe IL called upon
IT, send Tor Inn
The Plrto hack tenn - W. /. Trmhle
Il O.. took u 20 thcrr heads yesterday
morning 10 rHu away. lhc horses were
hitc' ~l to a post ~ the Arrc when a
piece Il paper blow Up in from, 4 them
They suapp. Il 'hc sttnp ran down Thrd
street, tufn".! the corner ut Railrad ave.
nue., coming down that avenue nj RAPID
gait, turned At Gro =. Blackwell Il co.'s.
whcr" IL" hind wheels - the hack came
of, continued down FIRST street and
thence on e. Gold avenue, coming 10 n
halt, through sheer exhaustion. at the
Albuqucrqu" National bank on Second
street TIL" Horses u"re not hurt. bat
the hack has gone into the shops for r..
pairs.
Capt 4. VI. Swan, one ~ the de,u
nsseesofs 81 the county. IL home from his
trip Ia Gallup, and has turned over 10
Assessor Armi!o about ion assessment
sCIpIu tpa, He fpuprth "A l,.pr unr ra,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30
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The funeral services u the remains oi
Rev. L, J. q IN took place yesterday A..
ternoon IN the Episcopal church "a, 3
o'clock. III" Masons attended IN bod,
The coffin was literally buried in flowers.
Bishop kendrlck and Rev. Forester con
Quoted the services. The bishops al
dress regarding Mr., GIyn was very mp.
propriate aud impressive. Mira Nsll b.
Fold SANG u solo: II Heard the voic. ot
Jesus Say, Come unto me aud Rect. +"
The words we're beautiful, and the pa.
thos Of her xccllent voice touched every
heart. Al the close OF the service the
Masonic bearers bore the body from the
church and large procession folio .ed
10 the cemetery. DR.. Wroth, tho wor
shipful master, read the burial service
and the members Of the lodge stood
around the grave and gave the grand
honorS - the order. The funeral war
largely attended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

Last evening in the Highland VI. T..
church a good audience assembled, al,
though tho evening Was cold aud vet
Rev =, G.. Wright and wife will leave IN
q few days for their visit in Canada and
Ohio, and Sunday evening Was their
closing service. The text Nas taken
from Joshua, being the REQ usst Of Caleb's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

lEIhW NV lhll), why -
W. II. Matson, local auditor ~ the
Sna,a Pc road, reg,s; ers from Topeka at
tn san Felipe.
Bruce Tyler, relief station agent for
It." Atlantic 4 Pacific road, came IN
from the wee. last night.
Il. Page, who has ranch south ~ the
city, has procured number OF silk
worms, and will experiment on silk cul.
ture.
q. W. Strong IL moving his undertake.
er's stock from hi0 present quarters to
hlr new store at tho corner OF Second
street aud Tijeras canon.
4 terrific hail storm visited Santa Fe
yesterday, and great damage was done
to gardens and fruit. The hail FELL TO
the depth of three iuches,
+. 4. Fair. Of the Atlantic Il Pacific
auditors office, who went back to far.
away New York 10 marry, returned 10
IL" city Saturday evening with his
bride.
j. X, Peasly, OF Fort Collins, Col, "a
large and extensive buyer 81 steers Tor
eastern markets, il in the city and IL be.
ins shown through the city by q. l.,
Brooke.
Several wagon loads ~ wool came in
from the mountains this morning. The
market has opened brick with prices
from II TO 10 cents per pound according
a. quality.
The infant son OF Simon Tafoya died
yesterday morning, The funeral took
place this afternoon at the new town
Catholic church, and the burial in the
Baielas cemetery.
IL ia probable that the isir association
Will provide for base bal! tournament
durlng the September exhibition. The
VA pes should be restricted 10 clubs in
New Mexico AID Arizona.
Am ng the passengers Tor the west
Saturday night was Mrs. NJ. +. brad.
bury, Of Ehinghanl, III. The lady was
en- route to Psssadens, Cal, where a
daughter in lying seriously III.
L. W. Roberts. conductor on the At.
lau,lc 4 Pacific between this city ard
" ,nslow, has ret .rned from trip east.
Mrs. Roberts and her bright little boys
i spend the summer ut White Sui.
phur, Va.
Daniel Turner, superintendent OF
wels Fargo EIpress company, Tor the
Mexico division, with headquarters at
City Of Mexico, was passenger from
the east, en- route to his duties, yester.
Jay morning.
Yesterday was lively day in old town
and tho peace officers had hard time
preventing the hot heads from INDUCING
III serious hehts. As It was, several
knock down. occurred, with only slight
damage to participants,
The machinists aud blacksmiths % the
Atlantic 4 Pacific shops engaged in q
game Of base ball on grounds in south
Albuquerque yesterday afternoon. The
b'acksmiths were outclassed from start
TO finish, being defeated by the score OF
rs oG,
Peter lsherwood, ono OF the members
81 the Albuquerque Gun club, has re-
c"lycd from the Lefsvsr Arms Co., II
New York. the PROTEST breech loading
shot gun that tue reporter iva -"-'
seen. II was made especially for Mr..
Ishsrwooe, who sent orders FOR II 70 bs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

Dr rtraehan Tells an Exettsng Stery
OF an old ptaneer

II have Just concluded the reading oi
The tragic killing ~ old Joe Dye in LUs
A. leles the other day by a young man
named Mason Bradneld," remarked DR.
W I. S,rachan at Tny CfrIZrN Office
lhft evening.
Dye eccms a. have been n remarkable
man IN many respects, an old pioneer
~hu had many q hard tusslc 10 keep
hlrsel from being perforated with bul.
lctr from Indians and white desperadoes,
during which he killed several, and II
nal y came 10 his end at the hands Of an
assSsain. Can you tell an interesting
narrative relative TO the deccasedy
Yes, could relate several very sensa.
,lunnl and exciting events IN his LIE
wh'lc he was residing in New Mexico,
but one will suffice 10 show that Joe Dye
WI, no coward aud would no, take nd
vantage ~ an enemy, although some
claim since his death that he was on the
Nj aud entirely too ready 10 use his
y. OIL"
Go on, doctor, and lot US have the
Ht,'y.
~ remember he landed in Santa Fe
Ia he fall oi lsj2. lie Saa one Of nun
br' ~ transfers AMI there we're among
the lot hard characters Joe was q frat.
clurs shot and M fond Of Joke as I
aut. lie VAS Tor days on the plains and
eh 'Ountcrcd savage Indians before hc
rcn he'd New Mexico. After landing in
Santa Fee. Joe and Potter Fautig, u hard
character from South Carolina. engaged
IN game ~ old sledge and In dispute
which ensuol both mon came 90 blows.
Pete accused JOS ~ cheating aud hold
INK out the cards, and on leaving re-.
m'rked i viii plant you, Joe Dye,
among the cactus on the hillside ~ san.
Ia fe the next time ! meet you. TIE
nest day both men met face To- face, and
ID! said Are you fixed, pstcE NO. H..
pi"I FHntlg You have threatened to
XII me. Here are two nav,ea, take your
choice ~ them, rrJolned Dye Pete cav
th't hc had 10 iieh. or suffer tu be
bruud-d coWMd, which would forever
run HIM IN the estimation Of the old
Professors. He took his pick. and the two
ae'"ed 10 walk IN opposite direct ions
arpind the old Exchange adobe hotel /.
II NV stands on one Of the corbcrp ~ the
p'ala Of the territorial capital and on
" ting sight ~ each other tire s,riultan.
eously. The agreement vas carried GU;
to ihc letter, aud Pete was shot through
u" ueck, the ball from hls pistol passing
H. pugh JOes hat, taking iurrow -
HAIR from his head Fautig fingered be
tween life and death for several ~eeks,
anil finally lived. lie was afterwards
heard from Ia Montana, where ho came
To- his death 10y being shot 10y tough
gambler, And now Dye IL dead, aso
frou bullet"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

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Wright Nlll hr nsk.d T. takr,he church
ON hls return an ua,umc the rartufata
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day evening
The New McN,c,n says the ha,l storm
at Santa fc las, Sunday did not serious
~ rnJrre fruit
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mesa was white VIII hal
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cage, came down from the north several
DAYS ago, and TIN, morning went out tu
Whitcomb's summer camp 10 the Sandln
mountains to sprri fcw DAYS.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

~ the African NJ T., church will give n
Martha Washington birthday party at
Union hail. thus evening, May ~, ls9i,
\ grand time ~ guaranteed 1" all, \
gpI supp"r will IT, served, Every body
- invited t. attend, ~ the proceeds are
70 be applied 10 the building fund ~ the
church, Mrs Louisa Armstcsd and the
committee hay" spared no pains but
What Ia" social shall bc success, Adj
msslun - cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-30

Miss l.. A. cal, ore, the music teacher
at tho Academy, Nrl. leay" thus evening
fur the east. II IL learne-l that the lady
will first visit friends 10 Iowa, after
winch she will GO 10 Manhattan Beach,
y. Y, where sh" vail "nIpy the hot sum
mer months. bn,krng IN III" delightful
uceau breclc~ aud gathering strength
from baths N the salty waters OF the
deep Miss Garllck. also teacher at
the Academy, Will next "Wednesday 20
tu Prescott, Arizona, 10 spend few
months with relatives and friends.