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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

10 HI. rss,dspcs, but The tras state Of bio
osse did not reach bio trends until DR..
Pesrcs was called 10 attend him, and
this was only Thursday. II was thea
seen that Mr.. sullivan wac rapidly sink.
ing. and yesterday q fev intimate friends.
Msesrs, Macbeth, stsndlee and Priest,
accompanied by Policeman May, called
At bis uok chamber. Dan was uncon.
scious, his Limbs snd arms we're badly
swollen, and his eyes presented tho sp-
pearsnce ot death. He waa waited say.
ersl times lac, evening 10y the above yen.
tlemen and other friends, and bis condi.
ton not changing, bic death Was paip.
less AZ the hour mentioned above. His
body was turned over 10 Undertsker
Strong, and his funeral. which ~ill prob.
soly take place TO. morrow, Will be an.
nounoed definitely 10 the morning pa.
pers.
Dan. Sullivan followed the line Of the
Santa Fe railroad, and settled here
about twelve years ago. lie lived In the
western country Tor at least thirty
years. and was acquainted with all the
noted Indian scouts 81 those days, hav.
ing at one time served under Bill Cody
and Wild Bill. lie was the Hrst justice
~ the peace " the res town Of Aibu.
querque, aud handled with the utmost
precision the worst ciass o. '-1ntier
characters that infested the new town In
those early border times. lie helped
arrest at the point OF q drawn
revolver the Allison boys and held them
unit the arrival ~ Colorado officers To
the old timers, therefore, who knew OF
bis worth in those exciting days, his
death 10 much lsmented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

midnight, and II 10 . foe, bouncing baby
girl The father w around making the
event known among HE ff,ends, while
the mother aud baby are doing nicely q,
the cosy family Residence.
y J. Wood will soon open w level
~ storo st Spencer's drug sture, occupy
ing the east slde Of the store room. Mr.
Wood will leave tonight Tor hla family
81 San Diego, Cal, and on his return
will be ready Tor business.
Louie Rcheud, native ~ Cuba, VAS
up before Justice Madden last evening
on the charge Of ,aerancy, and Was
hSed Is and costs, which he paid. The
police cla,m that Rcheud Ia n bosom
friend OF Jean Musat, Who was killed
last Saturday night, aud Tor fear that he
would cause the police trouble over the
killing, Acting Marshal Chaves gave the
prisoner twenty four hours in which 10
leave tue city.
Al 800 o'clock yesterday afternoon an
alarm % fire was souudcd, aud the people
on the streets we're rushing ~ and fro,
Ia the vain endeavor to tind where II was
located. IL was discovered, however, To
De At the new Jarsmillo building on Rail.
road avenue, and the cause came from
the burning Of n plumbers overalls,
which bad been thrown on some heated
lead, The lire department responded,
but their services we're not needed.
LATHE Marguerite, daughter OF Mi
and Mrs Chaa. +. Hunt, met with n
very painful accident Sunday evening
last. Her clothing caught fire, aud l,a
fore th. cruel flames we're exiting uished
her little hands and the left eide Of her
face were painfully scorched. DIR. kas-
ter attended IT,, case, and reports the
little miss getting along finely. Her
brother Ralph was the hero in eKtln.
gushing the flames, for had It not been
for his prompt work, his sister would
have been dangerously burned
II n rumored ia the city that a detec
tive In the employ OF the Santa Fe rail
road company. arrived here last night,
and he IL making u quiet Investigation
for i've cases Of goods that are missing
from freight car and are supposed to
be 10 hiding somewhere this side OF Las
Vegas. No one among the local rail.
roaders, implicated IN the gigantic rob-
berries Of Santa Re freight care, have
been arrested, but there are rumors
stioat that come Of our citizens
are likely 10 Ind themselves in tight
holes IN q few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
L. ksmnhatie Terma

senator Hall. Of Grant county, claims
tina. THE CITIZEN did him an injustice
in q seceutly:pu bl'shed article. This is
q mistaken idea Of the senator's. The
CITIZEN, understanding that he was q
candidate for the appointment OF United
States marshal for New Mexico, stated
IN emphatic terms that the incoming 90
min,stration could not appoint man TO
such q lucrative Office who was in oppo.
sition 10 the progress OF schools, and this
paper sticks close 70 that text. What
would the people Of the United States
think OF President Cleveland honoring
q man who boldly and defsntly sets
himself up a. q legislator who fathers =
bill To cripple the city pnblio schools'
OF oourse, Mr.. Hall has q perfect right
to his ideas, and no doubt believed him
selt right when he 90 introduced the
school measure in the council the other
day, but NJ IN expoundsr aud mouldsr
Of public opinion, The CITIZEN also has
q I,erfect right TO declare that Mr., Hall
IL not the proper person 10 ill a position
in government, which 10 founded upon
aud glories in it's school institutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
A DECD NH.

Councilman Saint OF Albuqusrqus.has
Introduced an excellent and timely bill,
which ought 10 pass. II is IN relation TO
Irrigation companies, and reoitss that
certain corporations claim to have ex-
elusive rights TO construct canals or
bitches for irrigation, and prevent vast
increase In the irrigabls area; therefore
any company which shall not have oon-
structsd by :ns LIST day OF July, 1855, at
least ons-qrsrtsr the length OF Its main
canals shall forfeit all rights to future
construction. Whom the canal extends
INTO two counties the same rule shall
apply; and oil agreements, srants, con-
veysnoes, ETC., shAil Do void.-Deming
Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Glitter,
IPmm the Daily. Jssss,y -. j

From the Daily, January -.
Sheriff Luna. of Los Lunss, ~ 1t the
Europssp.
Harry Y Zuck, the hotel mao Of Flag
stsn. 10 at the Ban Felipe.
IL 10 claimed that Dr. HAslea u the
bsst oil round dancer ~ Albuquerque.
A. W. Hayes, vile and son, Ralph, are
st the San Felipe from Il sohester, N. Y.
John Fetts has 'old his Headlight
saloon 10 J. n. Cam, q late arrival from
California.
Bookkeeper Booth, at Franks place,
was taken sick yesterday with diphthe-
ris, aud h confined 10 his room.
Avid and wife. Of Denver, are At the
European, Mr.. Wild is the agent Tor
phs King Bridge o., Of Cleveland,
Ohio.
A. w. Butler, chief clerk for Pay.
master Towar. of the United States
army, put his name on the San relipe
Register last night.
q. W. Pringle, the advance agent OF
the 1sorsis minstrsls, which will appear
here on the 9th Of February, arrived last
might and 10 billing the city,
J. Felipe Hubbsll aud wife came down
FROM Santa Fe last night and registered
kt the European. Mr.. Hubbell Oils u
blerkship In the territorial council.
John w. Harrison, heir to the Harrl-
bon property at the corner Of Railroad
avenue aud Second street, is In the city
kt the Armiio, registered from santa Fe,
Page Otsro received . letter this
morning from q. II. Miles, at Los Angs
30 Mr.. Miles lie no, spprehensive about
he outcome Of his trial for the murder
u George Miller.
Major ID. l.. Sh,pley aud wife came
Gown from Santa Fe last night. They
bin not return to the Navajo agency,
|ver which the major presides as agent,
lntil o-morfow evening.
A careful inspection Of the new one.
(eut postage stamps reveals the fact that
be name Columbus 10 spelled with an
h" instead OF 3D." The New York Her
lid bad the stamp with the error illus
rated In its issue Of few days ago.
The from, OF the substantial Jsramillo
building 90 Railroad avenue has been
ut 10, aud presents IN fine order the
pnsisance style OF architecture. II ID
galvanized iron. which will be painted
nd then busted with sand, 80 that IL
HI look like stone. Alfred X. Fritoh ID
be architect Of the building.
Chas. Zeiger has returned from his
ip 10 bis Arizona cattle ranch. and ~
doee not say much about the outlook
10 surmised that he did not And things
prosperous ~ he expected. lie viii
kr the next few weeks devote himself &c
Biting his big Wholesale liquor store Ia
badness. and also superintend the worn
some importan, improvements con
mplsted by him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
nse ruEsCo .aeersAe.
oae % the Csis.,s,. ss Fruttvaie
Afridentiy shot

Areidentiy shot.
Yesterday afternoon, about ! o'clock,
Juan Cass,ller. one % Chas. W. I.sw,s'
workmcn nj Fruityals, on the Rio
Puetco. rode poet haste into the city
after Drs. Raster and Pearce, aud Incl
dentally remarked that one Of the EGG.
lish colouists had teen accidently shot
Ia the evening about go o'clock, Rev.
Osborne aud Col A. =. Spawn drove into
the city, and the facts Of the shooting
were then obtained, viz: Yesterday
morning q gentleman was osrelessly
showing the workings % his revolver, y
- calibre weapon, 10 J. r. Thompson,
one Of the oolonists, and Others, when
the hammer accidentally dropped on q
loaded cartridge aud II exploded, the
ball entering the abdomen Of Mr.
Thompson on the right side, making q
bad wound
The doctors arrived at Fruitvale about
30 p. m. and at no left their patient
resting comfortably, driving back 10 the
city and arriving At . this morning. They
state that the wound In not serious, pro
vlded the intestines are cot injured,
which cannot be detes mined 10 one eI.
animation Of the wound.
The gentleman injured 10 about "a
years old, and the son OF . prominent
English physician. lie il being comfort.
ably provided and cared Tor by Mr.. sul
MIRO. Jesse Anthony, and his colony
friends, and should the nature OF his
case warrant u, he will be brought here
FOR mors direct and careful medical
treatment.
This 10 the first accident 70 happen 10
the Fruitvale settlers, and Col. Spawn,
who is president OF the Colonization DOM,
psny, sincerely regrets the sad affair. lie
thinks that Mr.. Thompson, who 10 . live
~, healthy young gentleman, will pull
through oil right.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Since the strike u the Atlantic h Pa.
citc machinists, which resulted in sew.
eral conferences and finally ended in a
compromise, the wages Of the machinists
h. ns materially Increased, General So.
perrin sndsnt Gabel and his sub-super.
intsndsnts have had ~ deal with several
other knotty prop Jsitiops and requests
for increase IN wages.
The blscksmiths aud helpers present.
ed their schedule Of increase in wages,
and their demands were granted. The
former received $40 per day. standard,
and now get $40 For extra" they
received - 80, out now $40, The help.
era secured big raise III their wages.
They formerly we're paid 81, standard,
aud $2.2 extra, but nov receive -
aud $40.
The boiler makers also resented their
schedule. and secarsd an Increase OF III
cents on the day. They formerly were
paid $40 per day, standard. and sl.Go
extra, hut how receive 1850 and k3.T0.
The helpers under the machinists are
preparing q schedule, which will prob
ably be ready TO be presented this even
ing.
The car repsirers and painters have
slso Q schedule in the hands Of Mr..
Gsbel, but up 10 last night, ct which
tune they we're in session, no settlement
had been reached. It 10 understood
however. that the matter will be salts
facsorily arranged between the company
and thsss employees sometime this after
noon.
The machinists on the Santa re road
at Ration, Las Vegas aud La JuDts. co
oouragsd by che success Of the met
here, have asked for an increase 10
wages, snd threaten to strike IL moi
granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
services az srruitvaIe.

Rev. Osborne, the young Episcopal
minister. held services st Fruitvals, the
home OF the Rio Pueroo English colony.
last Sunday, morning and evening, and
with Col. A. y. spawn returned 70 the
city last night about $50 o'clock. They
Lot, J. n. Thompson, Who accidentally
shot himsslf yesterday morning. under
the care Of Drs. Kastsr and Peatos, and
resting % easily - possible oonadsnns
the serious nature Of the wound. Al 90.
count Of the shooting 10 published slse-
whsts IN to-day's CITIZEN. Rsv. osboros
found . pretty, beautiful valley 81 Fruit
vale; the eoloaists all happy. and I'm.
proving their lands In good style.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
rsE CoUNry Dsvisiss.
New =. y. a,n~s. Of Ga,isp. views
the slsuassa1


TN ainch, ot Gallup, who 10 working
faithfully for the creation % SUMMIT
county out u portions % Bernalillo and
Valencia counties, with Gallup ne county
seat. appears 10 I've Unnecessarily alarmed
about the support his scheme 10 recelv.
Ing from this city.
Last night, IN conversation with THE
CITIZEN reporter. he stated "you people
(uesning Albuquerqu-) are fighting ne
on every eide, and We propose 10 fight
you from nov on" lie named e. W.
Kennedy, Wiley Weaver and Jss-e NJ
Wheelock ss being at Santa Fe in lppo.
si,iou 10 the new county, aud actually
made them appear to be majority a.
the people Of this city.
M.esrs Weaver aud Ke nedy have al.
ways been olassed as Gallup citizens, and
IL they are at santa Fe lobbying to defeat
the measure Albuquerque should no, be
held responsible Tor their acts.
Again, Mr.. Wheelo,k 10 q private citi.
rem, one gu, Of 400 or more IN Albu
querdue, and when the Commercial club
brough, up bic dispatch IN regard to
county division al the meeting oi the
club last "Wednesday night, II vas unan
imously declared that IL was u business
the club had no right to meddle in.
These conclusions undoubtedly chow
that Mr. lIinch IN mistaken an h,a ,lsclar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
-oN ro ALsva, EarEi~
Tha, - Ne~ the wa,~h~ erd OF the
the fsrt worth Head.


We l,sru from the Fort Worth pagers,
~ ~cl! NJ through other sources, that
the proj .cte road from that plac.
to Albuquerque, which had dropped out
% public notice for some time past, 10
nov at the front again. am with batter
prospects than ever. A good deal Of
quiet but very effective work has been
going on all the time, and the promoters
81 the enterprise have nov got to the
point where they can sre their way clear
10 the building of the line. II 10 said
tina. the certainty u the early construc-
,lou Of the Albuquerque 4 Durango Is
the secret u the new life that has recent
ly been infused into the Fort Worth a
Albuquerque. by reports from New
York, received tnfough their own agents,
the Texas people have Satisfied them.
selves beyond any question that the Al.
buquerqus Durango enterprise 10 40 ali
solute certainty the money Tor II 10 IN
sight, the details OF the work are already
being arranged, and il is only u question
u u very few weeks when the actual con.
structioD OF the line will be going on,
That settles the Anal location Of the Pc
cos Valley road, and when II leaves Ros'
we'll II will make bee line for Albnqu er.
que. That makes an unbroksn line OF
rail from Salt Lake, and hll the country
Invest u there, 10 Albuquerque, and
thence southeast over the Pecoe Valley
road at Pecos City, aud then straight "a
the eulf That's the way the situation
presents itself to the Fort Worth people
based upon facts now well known, and
they perceive at once that this msans
the passing % all the traffic bet ween the
northwest and the gulf over lines q hun
dred miles south OF Fort Worth. aud tina,
would mean disaster 10 thst city. The
only way to prevspt such u result, ~ II
now clearly apparent, IL to push the di
rect line from Fort Worth through to 4
connection "a, Albuquerque. and have Il
ready for business before the Pecos Val
leg road gets here aud that 10 whaI
For, Worth now proposes 70 do. BY th,
application Of the same energy that tn,
citizens Of that progressive town hav,
brought To bear upon important publ,
enterprises heretofore, she can accom-
plish what she has undertaken, and thu
make herself the great city 81 north vest
ern Texas. She has the nerve and sh'
can command the money, The road vii
be worth To her far more than II vii
cost, and therefore II will be built. d
its value 10 Albuquerque i, il not Deces
sary for us TO speak. That is fact tina
needs no elaboration, but the coming o
this line se ms 81 corrobora,s what W
have frequently stated, namely, that q
soon as Il should become knv~n thu. tn
Albuquerque Durango enterprise was
certainty we should Gee a half dozen IN
portant lines b.gln TO push forward /
ward Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

J. Z. MoCord, Of the arm OF MoCord 4
Lindssy, land dealers Of Coleman, Texas,
ssss something in the future Of Albu-
qusrqus and 10 becoming . lively com.
ps,itor for real estate here. Mr.. No
Cord VS. . visitor 70 the city about .
month ago, add through Lorion Miller
purchased three choice lots OF the Broad
way Land sod Investment oompsny.
Yesterday, Mr.. Miller received from the
gentleman his ohsSk for the arst pay
msnt on four more iots, and he writes
80 tLs sssss that bsfess ths year 10 over
be proposes - bsss.-s s-... 49,. --s-A
in real estate In the New Mexico metro
Doiia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
a Nervous Accident.

This morning Johnny Brsnnen. the
vslvs year con Of Joseph Brsnnen. who
|psks 10 the Atlantic 4 Pacific shops,
BIT With q serious accident. lie left
Ams on tho east side OF the railroad
acks with 4 lunch for his father, and
"a crawling under . car, when another
u being switched, was showed against
The cruel wheel caught the right
ot 81 Johnny, aud mashed il into q
lip. The screams OF the little victim
DO heard by the trainmen, and they
ok him to The hospital. The foot wss
hputatsd an hour later by DIR, Raster,
sisted by DR.. Desmarais. This dtter'
boo the little sufferer 10 reported 60
Ihg dong % we'll ~ could expected
: Agent Healy regrets the accident very
uch, but states that Il 10 Q hard matter
keep the httls boys out Of the switch
lrds. He informs TaE CITIZEN that the
(mpany keeps a special man employed
INSTANTLY with orders 10 watch and drive
% boys away from the yards, but the,
On got ahead OF the wstohmsn. A
mbsr OF the boys intest the yards L
ok up coal, and the boys have got u
. big nuisancs around the trains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Gone % FsersaA.

G. A. Robinson, eI-shsrin OF Sooorro
county. has gone 10 his new home in
Florida, and by the Lat Of March he will
DO followed by his wife and children.
The Crrtzxx hss always considered Al.
Robinson tho most fearless, courageous
sheriff In the territory, sLd In ths mat.
ter Of collecting taxes and promptly sss-
Ting with the proper authorities he
stood ssoopdl 70 or Sheriff Psrsa Of this
county. New MEXICO, especially Sooor.
70 county, hes undoubtedly lost good
citizen, and this payer wishes Mr.. Robin.
con and family the best Of health and
luck In their new home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

All four Of the territories should BE-
admitted - states. Their progress will
DO slow - long - the territorial form OF
government 10 continued; aad at the
same time injustice Will b done their
inhabitsnts. The inhabitants Of the
tsrr,tory do pot enjoy the right Of ssls-
sovsrnmsns which the oit,zsos Of state
possssa. and this becomes IN injustice %
soon "a IL osssss 70 be necessary. Den
xer Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

We desire 10 cay 10 our citizens that
for years we have bean ceiling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Hinge rev Liis Pills, Buoklsn's Arpica
Salve and Elsctric Bittsra, andhave never
handled remedies that sell a. we'll, or
that have given such universal satisfsc-
ton. We do not hesitate 10 guarantee
thsn svery tune, and We stand ready 70
rsfasd tbs purchase price, II Satisfactory
results do nod follow their uss. These
rsmsdIss have won their great popular
" purely On thsir inertia +. IL Burgess
4 son, drassisAs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
OFsis.CSrNeva.

Tho New Mexican hes this 70 cay
sbout the popular chairman OF the board
Of commissioners Of this county;
Luciano Ortis, county oommissaoner OF
Bsrnsliilo county, whoss home 70 Psna
Blanca, captured ons Of SAINTS Fee fair.
est young lAdiss to-day IN the psreon OF
Miss Lrsnss Cordovs, The pretty daugh-
tsr Of Ms. Frsaoisoa CordovA The
marriage took place Of the cathedral 81 7
O'clock, and Q rsosptsoa 81 the brides
hou.s followed. All hsppansss attend
them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
The hmeaa Cis4eis-


The Las Vegas Optic, In speaking OF
y controversy going on In this city over
% Smead closet system in uss 10 me
University and now being placed In the
bblic school buildings. says:
This 10 the system which the scnool
Pasd OF East Las Vegas contracted .os
I'd afterwards declined 70 take, ana 20.
mich the Rattan company have orovsns
pit tor sllT00 damage. ~ 10 ven '1'
DO fact 10 DO known that the systesa =
pt considered what u was reprsssnsssu,
\ BE-. 10 case the suit tor damages sosi
, prssssd. The fsct that they oiAlu
,7co damages on . 2,7oco ooosfso
bows the thing 10 b . fake. ~ ossu no
brpnss any, should they ofes 70 com
romiss fofe500 or les.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Last night ., II O'Clock, Daniel j. sui
|van, one Of The old simsrs OF this c'sy'
bd the rsosa,ly elected Justice OF the
bses Of precinct II. died at the resi-
baes Of Frank win is south Al6usasr-
be. For ysars be he'd bssa . great sui.
rsr from soa.s rhsamstisu, coupled
IN touoh-os the dropsy. and 70 YEA
pm tAis old complaint ths. death nrN
sadsd his earess. A few days ego, CO.
vtns his esaAlsiou, Mr.. WIN TOOK hin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
A Fatal Accident.

The Prssesst Journal Miner contains
the following brief account OF fatal 90
oidsnt on the new Arizona railroad:
A man wss killed at Hughes camp on
the santa Fe, Prescott 4 Ph,eoix rail-.
reed last Tuesday. A small bunch Of
rocks near the top OF the cut became de.
tschsd snd threatened 10 fall on the
meu at work below. The foreman seeing
the danger TO the mea, called TO them 70
get out Of the way. and all but one man
succeeded In getting out of danger. This
man bsing somewhat slow, was struck
nv vsr7 email rock In the head. bub
with such force a. TO knock him down,
and IN talli.s he stsush . Large rock,
fractaring hie skull st the bass OF the
brain, and causing his death during the
night. The same day one OF the bridge
carpenters fell about thirty feet from Q
bridge and he'd bis leg broken IN two
places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
nuekisa's Araisa salvs.

Tho best sslvs Ia the world for cuts,
bsuisss, sores. ulosrs. sslt rhsum, fever
sorss, tsttsr, ehsppsd hands. chiiblains,
cofns. and ell skin sruptions. and posi-.
lively cures piiss. or NO pay required. IL
u guaranteed W givs gsrfset sssssfsosion
OF money rsfundsd. Psies 10 osnis per
boz. For sals By DR.. Thomas n. Bur
ssau A Hon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
suicide ~ las Vegas

q, W. DaDver. manager Of the local
house OF Gross, Blackwell 4 Co. who
spent yesterday at Las Vegas, returned
to his desk this morning, aud TO The
CITIZEN man states that Las Vegas had
case OF suicide Yesterday morning.
Michael O'Keith, q general coal agent
went 10 his home on Saturday night aud
retired. lie did not show any sisns Of
mental alteration nor vac 10 the least IN
. disturbed condition. Yesterday he got
up ~ usual, aud commenced going
through the bureau drawers, % II very
anxious TO lind something. His wife OBJ,
served thess movements, but her suspi
ciops were not aroused until he had lsfi
the houss. stating tina. be wss going
down 10 the coal Office. She then wen,
TO one OF the drawers aud discovered that
his pistol wss m,ssing She immediately
left for the COAL oliics and got there Just
in tune % observe through the window
her husband lire the fatal bullet through
his head. lie was about % years old
nd has been livirs In New Mexico, prio
cipaily at Las Vegas, for . pumber oI
yeArs. He was q member OF several %
cr.t socis tea, and vas insured for e2.OU
In the A. U. U. W. and 5000 10 the Uni
form Rank Of knigh,s of Pythias. liz
leaves q wife and two children.