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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-29

81 mt OF aer Gus 6'seasss. and althof
or Ia;.ny no:c1 L ea,:ses ou the ,atfe- -,
lo,ig shce realized the truth o. tne ,n,ne nrSs
Statement, and his Restorative nerVlho
Is prepared on that principlc Us succes
in curing all diseases arsirg TIN Gcp,dde n,der-
Yueut Cs the nervous system Is "oiuea
f,aI as TIE thous,nds OF unsoiici. ed tcstimo-
ninis inposse,sion OF the company m2nuiac>
turing the rernedv amply prove.
DIR. Niles Restorative Nervihe = h -. 80 a.,
remedy f.r All nervous dise3sc-, sucn as
headache, nervous debility. prostra,tiddnn. On
s!eon,essEcss, &: 2iness hysteriaa seNcal ue
biilty 81. Nitus GaHro, epilepsy, cts. go a
sold all druggists on a posttlV,, EIar E1ni ',
or sent oirSct by the DR.. Miles hieuioai @ ho, ~,
flkhart. Ind, on receipt OF price :, prdI
tie six bottles for =. express prtpau;, M
Restorative Nervine positively conIains ~
op;ates or dangerous drugs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-29

-" y "a
rut. To little
wiite lies n re
The u rvs which
cO1s Ee nerve
Tor firm { n o
Eersc cnters to
eyey prt OF the
body, j,!t aS the
alrC ricdrrcntiS -
coaycye along
the ele-raDh
wires tee v ~
station, aT-e or
small. ,rdirarv
rns s;ciaas fail t.
raSard his iact;
instead Il tfeaf-
Ing the rrv 'tI-
.egs for hCC -
OF the lis .er-
ari..n. he1 IRON,
tnoy tie a . the
pli 6 aected.
Franklin Miles.
NJ D., IL. b.. the
highly celebrated
-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-29

pills Ireniss pi cure cons
Recfying
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-29
THE SOUTHERN
Ee 90 s4skxsaasSIIisEs -. -
PACIFIC COMPANY

rpuNENCENG "Wednesday Nov.
I. "a. 1898, and until further notlce.
aims will leave Reno rs follows:
@ .0S A. NJ. -Daily-Atlantic Ex-
S.SO press train for Winnemucca
B,ttIe Mountain, Palisade. oScen
and East. Carries only first-cla,S nas-
,e-reers, through AMI local. Dining car"
I.0n P. NJ. -Dally-Paciic Eapress pres
4.Ot train for TrucBee, Sacramento,
8epacia and san FTanciscn, arriving al
s.45A NJ, Connects at Sacramento At
10 D A. NJ. with the New Orleans
,:Suress for Fresno, santa barbara
;,os Angeles, san Diego. a'eo q: ~ ?;
" for Woodland ~ d Knights Landing
n OK P NJ. Daily Atlantic Express
S.Oc tram for w q ne mucca, oattle
uouptain. PalIsade, Ogden ana
s'ast. Carries local first class passen-
,ers and through second class passeh-
o.05 Pm -Eaily-P Pacific Express
90 train for Roseville JE'tn Sacra-
neuto and San Francisco Via benlcla
arriving at GAS A. M. Connects az oac
ramento With train leaving at 1919 A.. N,
f,r stockton, I,athrOp, san Jose
san Fra ncfsco Fresno Los Angeles san
Diego: aud Ea st, via New Orleans; al ~;
70 !. N. for Williams. willows and Rea,
ding:at 3.o5P.M. for Red Bluff and at i0:oo
n. for Marvsville, chico, Reoulhs'
PORTLAND Puget sound ',d East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-29
QUICK TINE, CBEAf RATES!

Daily Express and laeserger rains
maize prompt connexions wllh 'he
several railroad lines II the East.
oul!mau Palace JSieeplng cars anu
rain oining as attached TO fast
mail trans betwe Ii Truckee ano og-
zen. .,,- n
80 red, and otheI Information given Oh
application to rrn a..
Reno Depot.
r.d. GCpDM =
Gel. Pass. AgJ.
Richard GRAY Gee. Traf. Mang.
san Fraussaco. Cal.
iune
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-29
SlRRUNDE., By AYSILRY!
E Great NJ ,a3;3.

A roUit discoya.y > th-a i.-at''-che'
dimes & illness, ccniu,ion - t.se Iniaa.
ETC.. are.,,, 20 deran cement O. the nerve
centers hi.h supply the brain with nerve
force; IL: indigestion, d,-s9- .'sia, neuralgia
= IN. In souach, etc. arise from tho d5ranEc-
,neut OF ne nerve centers supplying these Or
rqns Wit nerve fluid or fo-cc. This IS likewise
1r,:e OF mny diseases Of the heart ard lgngs
a. ,tiIj 10 sen by the accompanying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
$50 o. can GET lg.

The Cochiti district in New Mexico IL
looming up, aud from present ind cations
IL will In short time becom. one ~ tn.
mos, noted gold camps in III, west Their,
seems a. he NO doubt that II contains .
great deal Of gold, and already consider.
able Denver capital has been invested
there. II Ia 81 close IA Colorado that for
commercial purposes IL may be- counted
~ u Colorado district, although il IL out
aide the Boundaries II the state. denver
Republican.
Cochiti 10 great deal bigger thing
than Denver yet realizes, but IL is 81 fai
"outside the boundaries II the state
that II will never do her much goDd ill
she builds that railrDsd down Ia the
camp. The trade IL New Mexico would
prefer To 20 10 Denver, bu, circnmsta nccr
have always forced il Ia ~ elsewhere.
and the same will b- true II the Cochiti
business. Denver can get the trade 10y
building a few miles of ralral. ar by
neglecting 10 build she can let /, ~ Ia
other parts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
sorwsw. ,.sir.

The attention ~ people IN other sec.
t'"nS II the country is being ,urn-,l Ia
the injustice dm, New Mexico 10y the
general government in keeping her ou,
~ the Union while admitting rn many
other territories lens able than she to
bear the burdens and exercise the rights
of s,ai.h"rl In the San Bcrnariino
CCAlf) Times Index II the 18th. W. find
the following editorial, under the caption.
The Admission II New MsSwu"
The question II the admission ~ New
Mcx,ro ~ n state has br-n amost per.
ruulal one ia cnngrrHs and II IL again be.
fore that h"iy New Mexico has been n
territory AMI rIrrcising meet II the rights
II self government, Iuss-Ss'-d by n state.
except the chnlc- IT her own governors
and Judges and participation in national
affairs, Tor nearly n half century tut ii
/ her nr'H''~' '.,.1.y "as been forme,l
Arizona and part If Colorado. Trrai,
-tipulatl"ns whereby this territory wAr
acquired, guaranteed the full rights ut
American citizenship Ia It's people Bhl
the grra, I-'iucAl parties 1T the countI,
/ granted Ia New Mexico state rrprrscn,a.
uon IN their last national conventions
II l"--rSs"s greater population and mur,
AS--ss'Sl Nalua,l"n--its per capita w-alil,
being placed al Sl,jH-than any IT the
states admitted since that territory was
Org aniI-i
In lSjN MinnrsntA was admitted into
the Union. and unr year later Oregon was
let IN. though they had 10y the previous
census II population II only 6,o77 and
1894 respectively, while New Mexico.
with 6i.j7t, was kept out
Ia 1854, Nevada. and IN 1867 N.bras-
IA, were admitted into the Union. though
the previous census showed these terri
tories a. have only u ~ and 2s,S peo.
pile respectively. while New Mexico with
93,5l6 was kept out la 1876 Colorado
WAS admitted into the Union with pupu.
| lat'on. according Ia the preceding census,
~ 39.S6i, while New Mexico, with pop
ulatinn ~ ~ STA, was kept cut. The
s.-iniRg d.cr-as. IN the population WAS
not real, ~, IN the meantime. Arizona.
with n population IL 10000 had been
formed out II New MeAico'a territory
IN 1889 Washington was admitted aud
Dakota WAS divided and admitted as twu
states. though by the preceding census
the population II Washington was a..
rs, and ~ both Dakotas i33.l77. while
New Mexico with ll9. j65, was kent cut
In 1880 Idaho. Montana AMI Wyoming
were admitted. though according :" the
census then being taken they had onl,
si.3s5. l32. iba and 6O.7Oi people ~.
srrctIvrly. awi New Mexico with l53,5a3.
was kept out
Ia lsHO New Mexico hal u greater pop.
ulation than either Nevada. Wyoming.
Idaho or Montana, and has now more
than any II ,hcs. states except Montana
more than any two Of th. other three
combined II Ii strange that any man
eau '~ NJ blinded by prejudice ~ 10 s,ill
refuse New Mexico her rights.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
ir DEPEN Os-LskE EVERYTHING

IL still makes all the difference in the
world whose steer is getting hooked.
For instance, those Louisis nm democrats
VIII" yawped 40 Justify for "Clevela nj
ani tariff reform" hadn't any idea that
the reform bull they were turning loose
was going to point his horns al sugar.
and now when they ~. him coming Ia.
warlH them with head down and tail up,
they cry piteously for help. 1, IL all
| right Ia repeal those duties that Massa-
chusetts, Pennsylvania and Ohio are in.
terestei in, but when II comes Ia sugar,
why that's different matter altogether
that's one Of our things. and i, won, do
to hurt that, The ahsur,iiiy Of this po-
si,ion il we'll illustrated by the following
good article which WE take fiOp the Chi
cAgo Herald, u consistent, all. round free
trade paper:
The ouicom. 81 the Louisiana sugar
convention sign lies that when II comes
Ia protection for the cane planters there
is about the same difference between n
Louisiana democrat and = Louisiana re
publican that there Ia between two razor
back hogs; they both root for everything
they can get But everybody knew that
before and nee'le,i M convention N pro.
claim the fat
Tn. advertised intention was Ia adopt
resolutions telling congress- that the
". ~ a." .,.' VII y" sugar nrs''
'As, s"" All '"r u,ne, anu " Keep parry
ls.'.'cs ou' pu. par,y Sill'es would
W.. s.s ou'' s'u" 'ne "eHgA'eS We're
ak". .he narius ~ W sugar war
,n. "", i"a npuoi ,. AZ 'eaner w 'he STATE
49, sau ~ ."u ~ Wy sonseh'"n 10 'he
rn'r eehe W 1'MInsSSm. rue sugar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26


I'd fbr moeting the cSming reduction Of
The price by . corresponding rcduc,'cu
In the coetl The prudent manager s~cs
l'eforc him opay one ~ two things, 10 -.
duce the cost ~ his p,siuct az W shut
down. IL right W compel the manu-
fsc,urer W continue work ~ l"sa for the
cake "fg'ving employment to 'hoee who
rrf''n- to accept lower wagesf IL u dif.
hcnl, ;o trace the csur- ~ this cunih,"n
h. the application ~ the tariff reform ~
principlesf but say the rrformcrs. "thIs
matter will avn regulate iself-by get
ting free raw material land they class
many things M raw when In their raw
ncss labor comprehends seven-sigh'hs ID
,h. co~' ~ the raw ms,erisl)-we can
manufacture for and command the mar
kets ~ the world" Surprising wislom
AMI assurance truly.
How do we pr"poae Ia command theSs
markets rsve ny employing cheap lsh"i
to compete with the product 81 cheap Ia
bor Perhaps the foreign market vii
give us the preference and pay ~ NOR,
in view ~ our enlarged ideas, AMI repub'
licsn prowers. Don't believe H. The foreign
purchaser do-H not stop to philo-ophir'
over III" mental "r social condition IT tbs
prsiuc"r who offers hir wares IN ih'
open market. His ears srr clo-ed Ia sh'
walls 81 the starving family ~ the poo
lab"-r. WIN WEAKLY TOLLS to furnish !
pr'Hinc' In CON petition with low csS''
And half starved East Indian wh''e- nol'
garincn' '"a solitary hrreeh cloth. HI
doses not shop I" inquire whether tn
rr'Sincer 1T the article he IN contracting
f"r has h"rfSt'ak sni coffee Tor break
fas,, or like the Hungarian peasant live
TN black hr,a,l and dog meat
| rh. ,.,h.,,. .,,,, -, hi, u,,,.
!
70 wv WI" '" VI" "r"A~'' ""
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
touna sbeAa.

On last Saturday, Conductors somer-
vile end White. of the Atlantic a Pacific
rad, reporte'i At headquarters here tina,
they found man lying dead on the
ground near h. Bluewater switch. and
upon investigation discovered that he had
been shot through the head. II 10 the
opinion Of the conductors that the man
Was shot either Wednesday night or early
Til irssiay morning of last week. a. his
head and hands were turning black when
they discovered him. The remains repre-.
sen, man abou, Do years old. aud fairly
well dressed The name , he unfortun-
ate 10 not learned. John Denair. surerin.
tsnden, Of transportation. Atlantic a Pa
cihc. notified the coroner of Valencia coun.
" last Saturday. (the crime be,ng com.
mitssd In tina, county,, 81 LoS LunAs by
telegraph of the finding Of the dead body,
bat N was lrarued last night tina, the body
had not l1en removed. Trainui.n have
piled lot II lies around the body To pro-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
another ssaod Nine

q A Smith showed Tns CITIZEN q
sample ~ IRE taken from the Little Colo.
RADIO mine. up in the Cochiti mining dis.
,rict. that runs we'll in gold aud silver A
pIec" of the rock was sen, Ia ASSayer viii.
son. II Pueblo, and the returns. received
the OF. er day give about sal in gold and
ts5 in silver. making total Of sl26 to the
ton. The Little Colorado IL located in CO.
chi,i canon. and the valuable claim Ia
owned by Mr.. Smith. DIR. u, y Haskins,
y. u. Pi,nky. Of La Junts; and J, W.
smith. Of hiSci,y. The latter gentleman
Ia now at the mine, doing the ass.asmen,
work. Our informant states that there
ale tons of paying ore ia sight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
GOLspEN GLEANaSGa,
4 Few lt~@s rrem tkss Exeeiiest
Gsid n~xiss.
GnLpKN, N. N May ~.

Editor Citis~n.
The machinery IL the Brewster Mining
company. of which Mr.. Arms,ead IL Ia.
promoter, has arrived, with AIR Cudnel
IN charge. snd has '.en hSnlei from Ger.
rillos, aud il being put up about three
miles below town at Rice's camp on th.
land ofthe Irrigation l. hydraulic Mining
company. land viii scon be ready for oper.
alton. II Ia the object Of this company Il
wash the placer gravel by new aud i'm
proved maehiner, BY stem power aud on
large scale, where the hydraulic process
can not bs Advantageously used on &C,
count Of the ground being too level. From
what have seen 81 Mr.. Cudner consider
him an expert in this line Of business.
Henry Porter, r-presenting the Gold
Mining and Concentrating com psny oi
Denver. has been here the past week look
ing over the placer grounds Of this camp,
and l understand has been trying 10 ne.
go,iate with John Kelly for the purchase
Of his water we'll AMI property above
town, bu, mp to this writing has been un.
able to agree upon terms.
Messrs. Comstock and Hemingway, Of
Denver. Colo were being shown over the
camp by Geo, Baldwin, Of the Mining Re-
view.
Jadge Root and Er. mes, 81 Dens or,
Colo. were looking over the prspects Of
the camp In company u MIR. O'Brian. Of
santa Fs.
Mrssrr. Frazier and Garrett have To-
Gated an ore claim In the North mountain,
and they ar. doing work on same and
seem IN think they have . second Gypsy.
VIM. White. DAILY and Downs have two
men working on their Columbia mine. and
they are having gooi prospect on their
lead
The Hotel Clark had u good run II Gus.
toners during the past week.
l.. c. Sands, Jr.. returned east the iirst
oi tho week and he Expressed himself az
being delighted with what he had seen In
New Mexico.
The Irrigation and Hydraulic Mining
have completed their well below
town At about 1878 feet and have perfcr.
a.ed their 81 string Of casing and have .
good supply 81 water. Mr.. Harold has a
new rig Cor another well nearly up and
will commence drilling on same a. soon
~ II Ia completed. and will move the old
rig On 10 another site for the third we'll.
Messrs. ReckAri and saymAn have
s,Aked several claims aud speak in high
'arms Of the prospects Of their vicinity.
As predicted In . former letter. this
,arnp 10 taking on boom. and prospec-
lors and mining experts arc coming In
'very day and looking over our camp, and
III l have talked with speak very highly
Il what they have seen, and am still tirm
n the belief that We will not be second TO
cochiti before the summer 10 over.
GOLDEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
4 sheep thief S,aakht.

For some time the sheep rais-rs east oi
the city, especially IN the vicinity Of San
Pedro. have bsen considerably annoyed
by sheep thieves. and few days ago $50
sheep. from u hock IL abou, 800 belong.
ing Ia Elias Garcia, were found missing
by Pedro Garria. susanna Ortiz. Of San
Pedro, who 10 known as thief, Was aus.
I'ect-d. and Pedro started out To ind
whether the suspicious were true. lie
accused Ortiz ~ the stealing, hut the ma n
denied the accusation Peiro further In.
vestigated, and discovered, in actual pos.
session 81 Ortiz, forty Eve II the 100
sheep stolen. Mr.. Garuia brought Ortiz
here yesterday afternoon. turning him
over to Policeman liubbell. lie will have
hearing before Justice Loekhart To-
morrow morning al 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
(rrvm Meada,'s nsi'y.l

teaching school o, Lee C.rriiioss has
turned home 10 spend her vacation.
Prf q. X HoiSin aud wife, n
Stone and wife, " o. Bryee and I'D,
sIcn, Sunday out In Hear canon.
y u Peterson. In the employ II u
Atlantic a Pacific. came In FROM A
Fork las, nigh, AMI Ia registered ., u
Windsor.
Cooley Beaver, who was here st,ends
The races and WAS luckey In naming a,
-ral winners, went north 10 santa W N
morning
Adolfo Schultz. brother u Mrs.. No.
field and Mrs. u. spi,x, has arrived IN
NJ Pass, and will visit his sisters durisl
the week.
Mrs. X. d. Tyler. wife II the den,u
has arrivci from FOR, Wayne. Ind. a.
is stopping a, Dr. u. b, Smiths on q
Highlands.
W. \. Hancock, divisIn master m
chanic for the Atlantic a Pacific
N,,.iI.s. Cal In in IN. c,,v
George W. Biz or. formerly s,s,s
sv.p, f,r IA. Atlantic A p.eia, =, NJ
ell, now located At Coolidge. 10 st v
Windsor. accompanied by his vito.
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p~s' year, let yesterday m"rning
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hc"Aney' WAS IN inc ci'y yes'erdAy'ieAs|
ing TINS moi ming Tor 81 rAso' NJ. VIZ
lA" ~ ron nInnespi's' him. AMI ~
oeen NJ SANTA 70 '% several months %
us hes'th' ne 10 on Ills way home "
n raso snd the southern route.
J. 3. McTavish. who has been workisl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

An OLD AND WALL rRIEp RznkpY y
Ars: winslow'. Soothing syrup bas bssa
ussd Tor over nfty years by millions of
mothers for their ohi'drsn whils tssthius
With perfect success. II sooshss shs
ch,id, sofseos the gums. sIiays all pain,
cures wiod colo and 10 the bsst remedy
tos diArrh~a- IL 10 PLEASANT 10 ths tAsts.
Sold by drusgists N every part Of tht
world. Twsnsy osats bottle. IL
vsiue V inoaiceisbAe. Ne snrs and ssl
Coz hrs. winslows Sooshias. 6yran ano
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
Papers ttied.

The following Important lar"rS have
been filed with SECRETARY Miller since th,
iHst irp"rt
No IL Articles ~ incorporation oi
the Texas and New Mexico smelling An,i
Mining company hl~d lncnrp"ratorr-
Msx II. voigh,, 1T Austin. Texas; James
T. Carpenter, "f New York city. n T..
and icnrg" " Ellis, II bona Ana county,
n. NJ, Capital stock, ksnO.O0O; single
shares, one dollar Principal plnc. III
business, Las Cruces, y NJ. DIRECTORS,
the incorporators and Patrick Brrrn and
AlnnIo A. Mclaughlin.
May ~ Articles II incorporation q:
the Badly Queen Mining, Milling aud
smelling company. ilrd. lncnrporntors
James Gillrn, G. Ferguson, Jesse V
bailey, jrpse q Northru,t. j W. Bayne.
u. &. Fortson, Edwin Is Franks. A. +.
Reed. r. W Blair. Il. II smith. John
HcEwan and W ID. Hnhns Capital stock.
sT'O,OOo; single shares, 81 Dirctors-J.
V bailey. Y W Blair, W. Bayne aud
A y. Reed, ~ Trinidad, Colo; G., F-rgn-
son AMI James G,llen, If Badly. N. NJ
and Edward Il Smith, 81 Ration. " NJ.
Principal plac" II business, Badly. Colfax
county n NJ
The following no,aries public WERE Az.
pointed: candclario N'artinez. If Santa
f.. Santa fe county; Frank p. Hayes. oi
Fort stanton, Lincoln county
Charles Edgar Mills, Of III Broadway.
New York city. was appointed commits.
sion-r of deeds for New Mexico
May l7.--Exrcu,ive rroclamations is-
sued offering rrwsris of $500 each for the
arrest and conviction at Vicente Silva,
who murdered Gabriel sandoval in San
Miguel county. also for the arrest aud
convection Of unknown party engaged
with Herman Narstas In the murder If
Pedro Romero, in San Miguel county. aud
slso fnr the arrest AMI conviction IL the
murderer ar murier,rs If Fred Welsh, in
san Miguel county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

TIE Ph9nix Herald thinks there is no
prospect q. the Arizona statehood bill TO-
Ing brought up At this session. Mr..
Joseph gets the New Mexico bill up every
few days. but somehow II alwAys gets
down again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26
rive new Rs,.sp.
\ desperate ANY, q, uewe,,es las,
"Wednesday

4 Ursprrs,~ ANY, ~ neseiiss Last
"Wednesday
Abou, = nclock "Wednesday afternoon
Dan. A. l,rch,ol. ~ Mvnllnu. became
very nls,r~p.rous upon the streets ~
the town. swearing he could whip any
thing ~ anybaiy In the country. says the
silver city Enterprise Deputy sheriff
William Hogan wen, Ia him Npd succeed.
81 In pac flying him fs = short time. hut
he apn became bnist.runa again. The
officer told lnm he mus, I've quie, aud
must put away n shotgun with which he
hAd l-rn making demonstrations 10.
gan, AFTER using n"ne cnnciliatory hut
hrm counsel with Bcch'ol, S,ar,e'i !" walk
away when Bech,ol. ~hn was =, ~ inside
his doorway. ,urn-,i and calling Hogan a
vile name frrd NJ him. the Load of buck
sho, shA,,rrine his arm AMI y portion
Penetrating the chcS, and lungs The o.
hcer hal pulled h,s revolver as he saw
ll,.chtnl's intent tn rh,ua. hut th. charge
disAh the hAni IN which he held HE
pistol 30 ,hA, lac Was compelled Ia sup.
Inrt !, with the other hani while h- ir,,i
Nevertheless hts aim ~ss gn-i, aud
he brought Brch,nl down with shot
through the h"ly IN the r,'giou II the khl.
n"ys. M-Ss"ngrrr reached this c,ty AT I
o'clock yesterday morning Ia summon
medical All, and Dr Williams ilBmr,ii.
atrly started fur Nogullun. hn, the prob.
ability IL that ho,h men will die Much
sympathy IL expressed f"r the officer
brchinl Ter many years has been nnturi
"u- for his violru, disrnsitinu, Aud while
| IN his aeini insane freaks has made M.
mrrouS gun plays The officer made u
brave hgh, against ,h" desperate ,-lir "i
q double. hArrrlrl shotgun loaded with
u"rk-hut against "a pistol, AMI nj very
rl,r" range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

vent coyotes from dsvourins the remsins.
sheriff Luna should investigate into the
crime IN N morc than likely some one .,
either Grants. Bln.~ater ~ Coolidge
could thrpw some hight up"u the killing,
fer he Was undoubtedly shot and Killed
while asleep, ~ the remnants Ola hre werr
near where the remains wrrp found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

construction or the isw of courr~ will
crrs," unparalleled conhlsIon ani inaic,
a ~"rious wrong upon N. mining inter.
cs,s II the country
A W. HARRls.
ALn,Qt ssorH, ". N May ~, 1884
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26

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