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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
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II, would be lucky thing these pan.
icky times " . man. Will. walking along
In q r-verie. could stamp his toe sgains,
q pebble worth tt,0OO. snt knew the value
Il the stone" said James q. wicks, "
New Mesico, W . New York Press re-
porter. "but that 10 jus, the luck tina,
happ-ped Ia man down In my terri ory /.
Ne wss prospecting for gold. ami while
walking along . ledge In the mountains
his toe struck a little blue pebble. and he
picked ny the stone ,o lahk ., u, when he
discovered, IN clos- examination, that II
was a turquoise of rarr beauty and value
I, was s~n, Ia Tiffany. " New York.
where II VISA cu, and pol,sh-d. and II
turn-d ou, ~ bc one ~ the hne-, ever
s-.n In America II IL worth $4,000. II
Ia II an exquisite blue. the color Of the
shy on . cioudl-rs summer day Bu,
,hcs~ discoveries arr rare MsI who
ind ,-hblrp worth $1,000 apiece lyins
Around anywhere are not bruihng tbs
fact over the coun,ryi therefore man,
rich ands are kept seccst.
There II NJ doubt In my mind tina
there we're obi torluoise mines worries
10y the As,-c- IN New Mexico. and tn
Indians worked the min-s later. lndiA'
graves have been opene.i there ~ wh,cl
were found few polishc'i turluois'
| h..i. Ea.t..ru capitalists leased q tur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

wo Cole. president Of the Municipal
Invrs,men company Of Chicago, owners
Of the santa Fe water works and the
Water Supply company Of this city, &C
oompan,ed by bis daughter, Miss Blanche
K. Cole. and J. n. Howells, chief sngi.
peer Of the Municipal company, and Capt
8. II. Day, president of the Santa Pe and
local water companies, arrived In the city
last night firm the north and are regis.
tered At the San Felipe. The visitor
are taking general inspection Of the val
ley and mesA, and Of oourss looking ov~
their extensive water plant. Ths morn.
Ing they took drive 70 the mesa, whss
tbs company have just completed h
survey for canal, and Mr.. Cole sxprsss|
Oh himself we'll pleased with the pro-
ject - very feasible and practicable
one. The party will 90 north 70 Santa N
this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

ORR morning neighbor does not seem Ia
hsve any material on had for political
capital except it's we'll worn falsehood
about trouble in the republican party OF
this county, and the untruthfulnrss II
ns assertions In this regard are 30 appar'
ent that they excite nothing but ridicule.
There have been campaigns when Their
was more or lees soreness in the party In
this county, hut the pressn. 10 NOS one OF
hem. Thoroughly united and at peace
among themselves. the republicans Of
Bsrnnlillo county enter the campaign
actust.d solely by y determination to
.'down" the democracy. and this little
piece of work they will do next Novem.
Der in such an artist manner that even
the democrats themselves will have 10 sd
mire H. The work the rvpu blicans 81 this
county have laid out for themselves this
fall is to elect straigh, republican ticket,
and carry the county for Catron by thou.
sand majority. Aud they will do It. too
The people oi soeorro deserve grea,
credit and received the thanks Of all Wis.
hors for the excellent arrangement
made for the republican convention Del
egnt-s were met q. the train by commit
tees, and escorted 10 hotels. The bust.
ness houses, plaza and court house Wal
decorated with hAgs and bunting the
| mayor delivered an appropriate address
Of welcome. aud everything was done Il
make visitors feel at home. socorr" 10 Z
good town, and TEE CirIxEs predicts foI
L = healthy growth In the near future.
THx hunt for fall and winter ranges b,
the cattle and sheep men has commenced
The severe droagh, In western NsbrAski
and Kansas and eastern Colorado hAI
ruined the range In thoss sections aud th'
indications are that northern Colorad'
will he ovsrrun 70 the detriment Of tn
settlers. The only thing that gives then
hopes Of immunity 10 tho fact hat all tn
water courses have been taken and herd
will hnd dif,eulty In obtaining water
denver Times' Sun.
TME SocoAro Advertiser rssen,s th
"hoggishness" Of the democrats 81 Oh
north ern part Of the territory In demand
, ing Iossph when the democratic Of th
Territory insisted on the nomination
, another man. Mr., Ferguson had ms
Iori,y oi .he Convention and was sntitie
, 10 the place.
TuH Chicago Herald can see nothing !
D III. election returns from Alabama, Vel
a mon, aud Maine 10 encourage Mr.. Grcsi
' ans indspspdsu, presidential aspire
tons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

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territory in ch.rc, ~ tn. c.mpairn. il
only remain. now Tor republicans IA do
their du,v and they will have the pleas.
ur- n.,t November Of celebrating the
grnud-st victory ever achieved IN New
Mexico.
AAcHnisHor RYAN, II Philadelphia,
who ia ON. Of III. great orators Of the
Roman Catholic church. enjoys = joke ~
h,a own expense. His hair 10 very r~i,
and when the red ha, Was conferred on
Archbishop Gibbons he remarked IN .
friend: well. well. I suppose l shall
never gr, the red hat; but no nastteri |
h.v. . beautiful red head"
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~ "a 49,. ., an.
,.s,r IN, h.. n....d 90 an, currency cues.
,,an and declared thu, in his opinion ar
'' w." .,....m.,, 4. ,mno..;bl.
" NV CO.." - Aha. v..r. 400. mn, |,
~, -, ,.no.r., .lmo., . M,
tim. IN learn ANYTHING.
r.v p.,o, Rang, has this persona
oo,,"s Of on. Of Albuouerqus's mot pro
""s'. ',, ~ . ",G "non walter C Had
greSsNe ."'A'' s"., =.
m'' " -. !, IA t,r,uoa,. IN
's "'' -. =. r., ,,,s ..n,,.m.n h.. inter
"e - a.. !. ,n, ~ N. mos, prosres
~. men of New Mexico"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

agrresble than In Alsbams. The main
thing 10 ,r considered 10 not Geroniiuo's
o,,nte, bu, rather the peace and safety
II southern Arizona. The crafy obi In
dian deserves NJ consideration a, the
hands II the government. Tor he may be
,hsnkhl he WAS no, hanged fnr his crimes.
lie may be- ho oil 10 go on the wnrpAIh
himself. bu, there would be danger ~ his
exciting young men ~ renew hue,ili,ieS
agains, the whites II would he the par,
ri prudence To keep him cut II Arisons
for long time. Il no, for the balance NJ
| his daNp"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Tn. Irish. American Protective League
has issur.i circular in which the de.
mocracy is arrAigned for i,s tariff policy
II says; "To- day thousands upon thou
sands are clAmoring for bread and dem
ocrs,ic administra ton 10 profering them
a stone. W. ask you To contrss, the state
Of the country to-day, when the dsmoe
ratio party has the presidency and q
majority Of both houses Of congress, with
her condition whilst under republican
control. Democratic members 81 con
grrss have SHOVE that hey have NJ faith
In their party platforms, and nov they
have the -firontsry 10 appeal for the suf'
fraK-s Of the people 10 viudics,s them fo'
passing bill which the president him.
self hiss described 40 dishonorable and
p-rfiious. and which candid democrats
admit to be the child Of corruption and
political intrigue"
| II might have been added that the
democratic party has never shown the
slightest consideration for working peo
pie. When il Was really to destroy th'
Uuiou IN order to maintain = system q
human slavery-wh,n It was ready Il
put slave labor in cor-peti,iou with tbs
lsbor of freeman IL did not show mucl
consideration. lite policy always ha
been to depreciats the price Of labor b,
bringing in the production OF cheap Eu
ruI,ean labor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Lest,

A miner. named Bypoud, lsn Bland.
Cochni mining district, Abot six weeks
ago and his whereabouts have csou.,I
considerable unessinsss tn his friends
A bruiher srrive'i at Bland from Montana
q few d ysago, and organized two sssrch'
ing parties 81 i've men each. A re,-o'
r~ach-d this ofiic. this afternoon ~ III,
eff-c, tina, the burru Byrnnh len Bl-,,
with hal been found On the vAll-, ~ u
the J-mrx m"un,sina, bu, the tnirsln,
miner cannot u. found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
.ssa,lso the a'hi~f,-

This 10 half the title II an old song.
The balance 10. "who In triumph al.
vspccs." The public, the press and the
medical profession chant this refrain -
especially applicabl. Ia Hoststtsr's s,om.
ach Bitters, chief among American RENE
dies aud prrvcntives for malaria, cousti.
patton, dyspepsia, liver complaint. ner.
vousncss, unquiet sleep, rheumatic
twingcs, and the troubles incident 10 cd.
vAnord Agu. II 10 also universally recog.
nized a. . reliable tonic and appetizer
Al . family medicine particularly suitable
tr emergencies II has no equa, Tn,
rervous, the feeble seek lie AID, and Oh,
hsppiest results follow. The GONZALES.
csn', the aged and the in6rm derive inf
ate benefit from its use, Against The In
huenccs Of impure air. bad water, unse-
customed food, overwork and exposure I
10 genuine preventive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
GessAsg " ell.

Strange as II may seem. Elias Garcia.
whose attempted assassination . shor,
time ago WAS ibid In the columns Of THz
CITIZEN. and whose woands were eons,d-
cred Of such . character that his death
was momentarily expsctsd. 10 getting
along splendidly under the sxcslleu,
treatment Of Drs Eastsrday, and 10 i'm.
proving % rapidly that they now regard
him almost entirely out of danger The
affair 10 still shrouded In mystery, but !,
10 safe 70 conclude that the shooting Wa
not over any business tram Action,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
q lbyeaa IA Aee,deat.

John HAnlun met with serious, II not q
fatal, accident at the south whistling post
near Wallace last night about 7 O'Clock,
lie 10 . brakeman on freight train No -,
north. bound. and fell down between the
cars Passenger train, No. 3, coming
south under Conductor Boucher severA
hours later. picked him up - he va,
crawling al 'ng the track, and sent him V
the I.as Vegas hospitsl on the north
bound passenger train No. ., which trsir
Was passed at the Algodoues siding. Mr.
Hanlon received dreadful bruises about
the face, the nose being almost litersll!
torn OF; his right foot was run over ana
crushed. and he L. hurt internally. Th'
unfortunate young man played short stol
with the Las Vegas club daring the has
ball tournament ., the late tsrritoria
fair.
Conductor Boucher readsred youn,
Hanlon every assistance In his power. ten
Derby removing the dilApidatsd shoe frou
his crushed right foot, and binding tn
horribly msngled member up In band
sg-s.
Johnny HAnlon has been on the roa'
for several years, having broke for Con
ductor Gardner long time. He h YER
popular young klllow. whose host &
friends will regret to read Of his extreme
ly bad luck.
The company's surgeon at Los CerYillo
accompanied the unfortunate young ma
tn Las Vegas, upon tslegraphic reque'
FROM Conductor Boucher.
Conductor Aber was In charge Of th
freight train, and HAnlon was not misse
until the freight train had reached Cali
! t-o station.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
CHASTITY STORIES!
A Horrible Murder and Suicide
at Phoenix.
John Hanlop's Sad Accident
Near Wallace.
Elias G.rcls, n ,diy shot, Rspidii In
proving.
TWO DEAD BEArh

The blopiiest tragedy In the records Of
Pho-nix. Arizona, occurred last Friday
night. Thomas N. s.cr-st murdered his
vife, Anna N secrest. and an instant
later co,nmitted suicide by shooting him.
s-lf In the RICH, temple. Death did not
follow Immediately In either case Ne
cr-., fingered until = quarter pas, eigh,
o'elock sui exactly an hour later his wife
vas dead Mrs. secrst was standing 81
the front gate, when her husband sp
proacbed c, $50 o'clock There we're
several witnesses. and 90 far - they
know, there was no conversation between
husband ami wife. A pistol shot wss
| heard, the woman rcrvamed and turned
tn run Ia the house. when S-cr-st sho,
again lie then walked away aud turned
tn. pistol upon himself aud fred twice
She was carried int" the house and places
upon n cot. and . moment later the hus
hand was bruught IN and laid In adjoin
my room upon the only bed in the
b. uss. lie had sho, himself In the ten
Pile Mrr. Secrest was shot twice--on'
hall hal sn,srvh sbout the center of tn
breast. and the other. arvh after she la,
turned 10 Dee, hal s,rnck her In tn
lower part aud on the RICH, side Of he
back sscr-st went to Phoenix from IA
pen, Col and was employed at the Nam
moth r.ine a. engineer Trouble owe
urr secr-st not joining her husband q
the mining camp. followed by . separs
ton and jealousy. Ia assigned a. th
cause for the fatal tragedy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

An 0Lp Axp WELL-Tnup knAnpY. =
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has beeI
used for over Hfsy year! by millions q
mothers for their children while testhins
with perfect success. II 500 hes the chiA
sofsens the gums. ailays ell pain, cure
wind collie, and " che best remedy ID
diarrhoa. IL pleasant 70 the taets. seh
by druggists In every part Of the world
Twenty 1--we cents hottie. Its value
incalculabls. Be sure and ask sor Mn
winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take z
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
A s.a,iup sshess.
Eiitcrs 'itis.a.

khItoFs '1us"n
0s,.up. N. NJ, sept. xa-This town ~
q, present, in fever OF sxeitemen. over
the unnatural occurrences which nightly
pres.n, themselves In On abandoned
house In the southwest portion Of tho
city. II 10 Of = rsosn, discovery, and the
mos, sksp,ie Of our citizens are mys'iaed
an 10 the real cause Of the audible and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

John q. Mauger, editor Of the suubsss
Ssligmsu. Mo-, Who named Grover Clsv
land for the presidency In Nov. 10
while be vas mspor d Buffalo, N. Y,
enthusiastic In his praise Of Chams>
lsin's Collie. Choler. and Diarrh@a Re-
edy. He says; IL have ussd II for Z
past ave ycArs aud consider u the ID
preparation Of the Kind In the gsrA1
II 10 - staple a. sugar and coffee IN Y
section. II 10 an article II merit g
should be used In every household. u
sale by T n. Burgess q Son, drusgis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

THH federal officials are the only actual
workers for Joseph.
THERK will lie no foolishncSa Ab"u, the
present cAInpAign IN New MeAlc".
Tuk political writer On the Democrat
n..ds q course Al u k-el-y institute.
sIScE Secretary Hoke Smith came int"
power the pensions IL union soldiers have
been reduced S2g .OOO,OcO anpuAlly.
Tbs Democrat will stick closely Ia
Joseph tins cAmpaign, the chs,ile mort
gage ON the plant beIng held 10y demo
crat.
Tux women can lie n power IN politics
withou, th. ballot. This was clearly de-
monstrs,sd in the Owens Breckinriig.
6gh,
kAisKR wlLuKLs promises Ia be too Sc-
tive for the anarchists. He can certain.
iy command ~ great many more bombs
than they can.
THH drought has been ~ great IN
North Dakota this season that the prohi-
bN"ulta w '''e'
politics under penalty 81 being lypched
Hos. +. Is. CLrRos, hext congressional
delegate for New Mexico, came up the
road last night He has entered the can.
vass IA roll up big republican majority
THE failure of the Ave Missouri agri-
culturists To hold w the Santa Fl train re-
minds ms thAt---"Here the embsttled farm
ers stood, and fired the shot"-thAt 20
'em into heap Of trouble.
IT doesn't seem 10 strike the democrat
ic leaders that il would be in any wis'
dishonest or improper To put up a job Il
deceive congress- in relation Ia the politt
cal complexion Of New Mexico.
THE populiu,s are the first in the hsl'
with call for a nominating convention II
this county. The Nugget Of yes,erda!
has call for delegate convention. to IL
held al stAmm's hall on the second Of DC
tober. to pu, full county ticket in nom
nation.
HKRH's good. sound resolution, paass'
by the state republican convention a
New York, Nv. d-nounce the fedora
.,,.;,i.,u.,,,, r.. .,rr.,i.ripv AN AN
,,.l r.v.n,. NJ, AZ ooo. 600 ON wool an,
,,.,,.;n. h,r,.n nearly ten time
greater by levying a tax on sugar, tn
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
rAs Dssssvsry sav~a ME aass.

Mr.. q. Cailioustae, druggist, Besvsrs-
VILE. III. sAys, .'To Dr.. KinS's New
Discovery Owe my life Was taken
With Ia grippe and tired all tbs physi::
eiaus for miles about, but Of no avail and
Vas given up and told could aot live.
HAving DR. king's New Discovery In my
stose / sen. Tor bottle and began 20 uss
n and from the Arst dose begsn 70 got
bSstsr, and afSsr usang ,hres bottles wAs
mn and about again. II 10 worth sts
weight in gold. We won't keep hoass os
saors without n" Get . trial bottle n
Dr. T, Ii. Burgess q son's, druggisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Left % ueraeety.

The teacher Of athletic sposts, Frank
Harmon, and WIN shelton. alex 20 ny
fellow who bilksd number Of our eiti
Gems during fair week. 20, out Of The city
rather hurriedly last Friday night sissr
The Cirixxs had szpossd their doings 10
the public, and THAR prsssn, whereabouts
arc unknown. Hsrmoa proved an In
CRATE In every instances, fos he was picked
up by our German cisissns when he need
ed friends, and they assisted and sncour-
sgsd him In starting an athlstic school.
not only BY placing ,hsir children under
his cars but ny advancing him money
The pFsss Of the sou,hwss. can prevent
other communities from being bilksd BY
these two rasoals, by giving them free
airing through their columns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

while In Chicago, Mr.. Charles L. Kah
Ter, . p,orinen. shoe mercb mt Of d
Moines, Iowa, had eJite . serious I'm
II. He took scch = severe. cold 4 al
could hardly tax or navigate, bot II
prompt uss Of Cham beilA,n . Coae,
Remedy cured bin II bis cold 90 quick
that othsrs al t.s .,otsl =. 10 had bad cold
followed his exam ole and half . dcss
persons ordered II from the nearsst dFs(
store. They werc protuse In their thAsl
10 Mr. kahler for telling them hos I
cure bAd cold % quickly. Por sale
Dr.. T. II Burgess 4 Don, dru6gists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Commercial travellers repor, that bust
meas generally il slowly reviving.
Hon. Lorion Miller. territorial secre-
tary. was registered at the European
from Santa Fe yesterday
c. II. Young and wife, who were visit
ing Judg. and Mrs. W. q. Hines, Ct Trim
dad. Col. the latter part Of last week,
have returned home.
q. q. Montgomery, clerk At K. L wash
burn 4 Cos. went up To Esrna:illo yes
ter,iay morning. To spend the Sabbath
with his sister. Mrs. Dr. Lund.
Col. W. T. Donavan leh on the after
noon train fos Colorado Springs, where
he 10 called by the sickness Of one Of bis
sons. He will be away about week.
Paul YrisArri, . brother Of sheriff iri.
sarri. who len the city about two year.
ago and located In Denver. engaging IN
tho live stock business. 10 here on visi
and will remain for few days
J.F. Towle, deputy probate clerk o
socorro county, came up 10 ths metropolis
last Saturday night, and was srouBs
among his many friends yesterday and TO
day. He returns TO Socorro o-night.
George Gainsley, formerly clerk At X
l. washburn d Cos, has located him
self at the bot and shoe store Of J. n
Leary, on Railrnad avenue, where b
would be pleased 10 SEQ his many friends
W. L Townsr. assistant serritoria
cattle inspector for the northern coun
ties, under his brother. J. y. Townsr. tn
inspector. vAs . passenger 70 tho city las
night from Ration, and 10 around to-dA,
with friends.
T.P. Cusick, special agent Of the rev
snue department, Who has been down d
southcrn Arizona on revenue business
came up 10 the metropolis on No . pas
senger train last night. aud continue
west on the No 8 passenger.
W. N. Alley, = we'll kuown railroa
ckholder-a New York capitalist Ia
terrs,ed In some excellent mining prog
er,y down in southern New Mexico an
across the border Ia hexico-p~sse
III, ough the city last nigh, on his va
south.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

As remedy for al forms 81 headache
Electric Bi,asrs has proven to be the
very best. II effects Q permanent cure
aud the most dreaded habitual headaches
yield 10 lie influence. We urge all who
are Atfiicted 10 procure q hostile. and give
this remedy q fair trial. In cAses OF
h.bitusi conslipaticu, Electric Bttsrs
curcs by giving the needed tone N the
novels. and few casss long resist the use
Of this me.iieins. Try u once. Large
bottles only 6fsy cents At Dr.. 7. II. Bur
gees q sons, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Badness is often preceded or accom-
p.nisd by srsynsss Of the hale. To pre-
vent bob badness and gray nsas, us'
Halle Hair Remover. an honest remedy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Mrs. A &. Briggs informs THn CirisHx
that she and her husband expect 10 get
away for southern Calf rnis on to-mor.
row night. ~h.rr they will probably re-
eide permanently In the future Up 10 .
few days ago, Mr. Briggs was In ths fur
niture business, bu, on account Of neg.
lect IL business, brought about by fail.
ure In health, the store vas closed for
debt. lie Ia also suffering with cancer Of
the eye, aud an operation will b. per-
frmssi by an emin.n, occulisi II the Pa
cidc coat. THE Crr,Ins regrets very
much ~ loss them from the business and
social circles IL the city, but wishes them
success and health wherever they locate
Mr. aud Mr.. Briggs will be accompanied
70 California by Mrs. Franz Huning and
her daughter, Miss Lima Huning. the lat.
ter's health being bad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-22
rnE PRICE, OF ms xRUIr STAND.


NJ. HPeneh oues the Former Owners Of
the Denver Market Fer IL.
J. q. Boyd, formerly manager Of the
Roberts. secretary and treasurer Of the
same company, had warrants served on
them yesterday by Constable VsnHorn
charging that they diverted to their use
$40 that belonged to F. p. French. Ac-
cording to the contentious of the prosecu-
tion John Westiaks purchased the fruit
stand in the Denver market from French,
through Mr.. Boyd. Westlaks gave Boyd
. check for $40. the purchase price, and
Boyd, after banking the check, gave his
own in payment When the check was
presented there were no funds to meet it.
Mr.. Boyd and Roberts went to Justice
Humphreys court and were released on
their personal recognisancs to appear
April 2
Mr.. Roberts said in the court room that
he had nothing to do with the case and
appeared TO be at loss to understand why
be Was dragged into 1t. Mr.. Boyd told q
PosT-IsrKLLfGENcER reporter last evening
that he received the check from Wes.lake,
had IL put in with the Denver Market
Company deposits in the Boston National
Bank and gave French check on the
company's account When tho check was
presented the creditors of the market COM
pany had pressed so hard that there were
not funds in the bank to meet it. French
came to him Boyd and demanded set
tlsment: II gave him 800 III cash." con-
tinued Mr.. Boyd, land q chattel mortgage
on my horse and buggy for the remainder.
The latter are at his disposal"