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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21
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Anderson. Aug. personal. an "a
Anderson, Chas a. ~ q,
Anderson, Lpdwick, Lots IS and s., Blks
south Park ............... I7s3
Asbdown. Richard, personal ........ al
Andrews, Mrs g I Lot 4; Blk ID. o. Town ) Il
Arbin. Victor Its 10 and 20 Biz IS Scott's Is
Anderson. A l. Lots s. &, &, Biz q Elm
wood. Blaekfeos; -. Es
Armstrong, 3 10 acres, In lot 5 Sec $50
o St.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f5S
Anderson. Ole. personal. ...-.............. 10 e
Allen. Isaac personal. ................... 806
Az, IT, a. ...... ............-... sos
Allen. Fred Personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tss
2en; S In ........s.-..... 5 70
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ai nh' i . .....-....s .-..-..... Y s5
Anderson, Peter j. SEls. Sec 20, 3S. 81 a. q
Austin. Miss A, lot Blk "a, o. Town.. 26
ADAMS s mI francis S M Of SWA and Swh
OF NMA- Sec .. n. 81 :.......,......... % 90
Anderson, Chas lot q. blk q. Crow's.... III as
Anderson, y l. lot Is, blk 3g Crows fR5
Afion' Joseph lot A and y. blk 81. High
Anderson. John lot 10. blk %. ii. P. -
Anderson. III, lot Is and. blk 81, HIP. las
anderson; Martin. lot a, blk 3. Crows. IDS
Anderson Bros lot 8, big Il h R Az
neA OF sch, Sec 20, I N,N........ Ia q
Anderson, Gust lot 30, 81 and q, blk o,
Andersen. Lewis LOT and i. blk Is, Cap. "
Anderson. John lot 70 ID. Blk ia q IL %
lots n and Y. blk IS. III. P..... age
Anderson. James, lot6 and z, blk rs CHI I65
Anderson. Axel e lot and 5, blk 81, i65
AEeL john g. lot - and g. blk D. Ia5
American hydraulic placer mining COM
pany, WIN Tnomas, AGENT. :. ..... zoo 40
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21

saur Casper, swis and ~ IVY sa'S
p. VI nj seA and sss ss&T ~
sd ,ss \, 2 RI ss =; r. !, n 81 sec
southwick janice. on SON CSC
smith chas. iios4bts OF { j
steere Peter. lot l, . ", !.
simpkins Nell, per.sonal.. - = 9
s$;; y. a 7 1Ss.s asx. so !. y e.
s,swa r. a.. ~ ses. SEQ 70. "a - ~ ,ss
scutt A Y, zs8 "a. e. OF iofs = e
III iot I i, 81 ! b "a, Crows. !. .,sd III
ewk and swl swA. sec ii, :. sscI
net nj net sct&, SEQ = ~ seA ~.
ia, b, neL aud ~ uwk ana Nv swN
acc II. / n. 81, Va seA and sen sea- =
i, ncA. sec n, n, D.. - y
Smith Z Va. jot / b ls o. To-. a...s..s !.
Smith w Thos, lots 70 II D II Y. rw,nu's i Y
Smith 4 j, AZ OF lots 20 IA Y
swanson John y. personal ! !, rb&tb
swan g y, lots 70 , 2,,s 2 ,o M w sbao,OI
Iot Il. b ii. ox n lot n iAap;I 4
HI ~ 4, + u, Ill ID, Riverside A. i.
Simmons, A ", .sw y, sec io' y
sh,lilns l msndrloEs, lots y % = &
Illackfoot !. 49, =, HM
stewart # N. lots Ii to 10 b ", Blaea =. \
short Thos, personal 80 y
Scoffield Henry. = ------~''
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21

Gardner Chas. PERSONAL. -. -. n
Goodhart Israel, PERSONAL. ........ z1
Gustofson Fred, nwA, sec 8, l n, ~, bal. 4 Is
Gustes John N, personal 1880. ..... 9y
Giggy " III, lot Il. IS b 81. Blaekfoos- IS ~
l.. lots III, l2, b 81 ....,. 3 ~
Galloway Curtis. nwA OF ne& SEQ ~,
Grant W ID, 81 of sen and 81 OF swk,
sec ], 3, ...................s....... IS 81
Grimmett IL, personal. ..............,.4.. 10 Is
Gunderson Horace. personal. 7s
Garner VIM. ....s....... s6z
Greenald Chas, lot 20. blk 8, Crows add. Is
Grade VIM, lot 3, blk - z56
Gilbert John Nj, lot 4, blk AZ les
Gates Mrs L. >, lots IA To ID, 20, -, rs, ~,
81, 50, blk n, Highland Park............ SIT
Gillian NJ, lot IA, blk 40, Crows add 80. les
Garner Harry ", se54 of ne4. sec 1. s N,
81, lots s, o. sec g. 8 n 3S.................. s95o
Gorton X j, lot 26, blk 81, Crows add. 4 IS
Gibson A NJ, lots 10 IS, blk 2, BrOdbeck e AS
Gilbert N II, lot az, blk S3, Highland Park 1 20
Grundquist Frank, lot ~. blk -, III. r. 20
Gsnoway Mrs J, lots ~, Is. blk ill.,.
Grimm Jacob, LOT IL, blk 81, Highland PIX. IsS
Gwynn III G., lot l. blk 10. Old Town.. bM
Graedner Mary A, lot a3, blk q, Crows adj as
Grade VIM. lot 8. blk IS, Crows addition 20
Coils Mary A, LOT D. blk 50. Highland PIX 10
Gustofson Alfred, LOT u, blk SCOTS adj 20
Gustafson Alfred, lots S, ., blk =, Gil lbs
Carver Henry, 81 OF neA and shs OF nw4
Ell OF neA and Ell OF sell, sec IS, lots @
"a. Z and wa sec IS. / Is ............. 2oi oS
Gixgy VIM, lot II blk "a !. .......... =. ga
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21

Henry Jno, wv OF lots II, Il. blk AZ, Old T a4s
I'M Alice. lots 81, s., blk IL. Crows add. No
Helnebaek Ernest. lots TOT, block 10
Hickey John, io,s Is, q. blk Ia, Crows adj sss
Hay Israel NJ, lots II 10 "a. blk M'hower : ~
Higgins Guy h, lots . 20 q. blk rs R'side. ~
Haiverson John A, lot 49, blk %, II. Park 20
Aahstrom Frank, lots "a, blk 10, @, Hill, ~
Hollen Catherine. lots 10 II, blk ", y. IL. IL
HUI Thos. nA ne4 see 20, nwA nwA, sec
~ swA swA SEQ Fl, ., 81. ). .... 33 ~
Hale Mrs. arres In se1 Of sec 4, IS, IS 238
Madley Hannah. ~ sec I. 1n,ss.. !. !. 7T
Herbert John w, seA nwA, lots l. at
sec ~, n, 81. -. -. -. @ II
Hay Il, LOT 81, 81, blk 81, Crows add. %
Hershey frank, personal :. !. ~. io7t 70
aunt Joe. saxsS feetnorth center lot blk !,
% H. n ..,.t.......*. ..s..s.s.s.s ooi
Hanson ", hot i sec Is, n, 81 Q, neA
nex and lot 1. sec Is. n, Ee.. :. ...... SO ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21
M.

Mcndowcroft Jas, lot Blk 1, SO. park 40,
Martin O, swA, 4, . n, ~, M iiek and oo'
M nwls, III 3n@ ...,.. IL, IL, a,
Martin y y. iot 10, biz "A, o. Town. to3 iol 70
hastheMs VII W neA and nw4 sci. 20
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21

Curley, b, lot Z blk n, X. R.
lot BLK s. lot I blk ~. lot o blk 40. lot
blk IL. q. II. ................
lot . and Is BLK 10. Holmes Sub. ......,.
lot " blk n, lot blk ~, lot and 8, blk
~, Riverside. =. ........................
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21

NAH y lot 2abss, o. T. ~ =,
ofsba & b lSs r 7 and % feet Of north side
si5 ,s Wn, ny swN. sec 20, h. 49, 49,. 3 y y
sphhi'.'.s 80. II II
s se,s"a Jhossn' personal. BAL. -. 80 ss
S ssg Z 1as lot and feet on wess side =
s s 4 lot n ii %, iIacsfoo;;. y e
cookies y I, personal. -
wilson ~ Joe. swh neA, and az nwh and :"
r ~. Z, sec u, BIN, IN. bal A a.
N,, wnsn; John II, sea, SEQ g. On, 10. hal III
S age H. y porrsonai.s.. ...'.. -" liz
Se e,as. Y. lot % to u se asto d Bis So
ss.G a. ( o''G 81 o. s 40 Crows, lot. 70 %
Nelson Bino. lotsH, rs, rs, lip ~
ON, lot 40, b AZ. 49, ~
N,a,' Il, lots H. "a, b A !. =" 81
mmMnolus Olaf, lot ia b ia, so az
MMe,E,man John lots 10, 10. n, b N. ~
NssSha.inRale Libby. lots IA 10 III L n o. 4.
e 70 y 81, Capitol It'll. = q ~ On
NJ, y, Capital Iill. 49,, - y )" xu
SsIr's r. lots 81 % % b ri. 10 10 /, IA OF
Merit q, I npEy N. lot " % - a. 81 .oSS sT
Nelson chas, lot y to isss H.. az
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-05-21

Kelley p. sch swA II, sn ~, bal ta
hankls Herman. soA ncia. lots |, .. soc ts
II. 2, blk Is, SCOTS ~ N
kecfer W w, lot %. blk q Old Town sTT
70, lots 10 I, blk d Old Town stv7
nsissy Jay, wa swA. part Of Ell swA,
Kerr NJ y, lot 1, 8. blk o. Old Town IN;
kirk patrick VIM. lots Q 10 4; 8saa iso III
n, ~ " perr bal. ..t.ss.s im
RaIn,yy r y, ......., 10 Is
keisen Miss Maggie, lots Is TO a. hlks gas
Kline R aud y lots Is To - blk 10, Crows sgT
hrendsen y w, all blk 4. lots a. tO i2 III
=, ~. p. 20, lots "a 70 a. blk ii, Brpdbk apt g,
hine a J, lots ~, ~. BLK "a Crows; lots
~. 20 to 2, blk Is. PARK AM
ktellberg L, lot &c, blk 10, n park N
Kline Mrs n, lots n, IL, blk 2at,row's ga
herr Alice y, lot %, blk ~, ". Park ~ IN
Keller Aug. lots q 20 ~. blk TO- Dwtrht.s 2 N
hiine Aug, lot %. blk %. Crows add ~. Ia;
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
TIE LOSSES AT SAN JUAN.
official List Of Killed and Wounded In the
ISt n. 4. V~oIubteer Cavairv

Official List Of KILLED and Wounded in the
list U. s. Volunteer Cavalry.
Killed Captain W. o. 0'Neill; First
Lieutensnts Fred Champlin, Lewis
Reynolds, James Boyle, c. b. Perry; Ser
geants II. II. Haywood, Miley Hendricks,
William soutz; Corporal J. X. Hall;
Priyates John Swetman. o. Norton, Dave
LOgne, Roy v. Cashius, Henry c. Greene,
John II. Robinson.
Missing-D. Cussln, and James Cork,
trumpeter.
Wounded-First Lieutenant Joseph A.
Carr. Cadet Lieutenant Haskell; Second
Lieutenants David j. Leahy, II. X.
Deyereaux. First Lieutenant X. G. Day,
Sergeants W. W. Greenwood, James
Greenly, Stephen Pate, Dan Hughes,
Jerry Lee, Fred G. Wesley, Timothy
Breene, Fred g. Myers, Henry II. Hay
wood, Walter Cash, John G.. Adams,
Cosby, Keene d. Robinson, Deovir,
William G.. Simmons, Joe q. Kline, W,
W.. Carpenter, d. N. Bell, W. X. Reber,
Basil Ricketts,; Corporals Harry White,
henry Meagher, Herman W. WynkOop
John Mullen, James Dean, Edwin G,
Waller, NJ. Powers, W. Freeman, Sam
Goldberg, A. Y. Perry, b. G. Davis, j. j
Rogers, j. w. Davis, George Seaver.
Priyates II. j. Waller, G. b. jackson,
Edward 0'Brien, Fred. W. Bugber,
Stanley Hollister, Murphy, Han, Smith.
Hammer, Starr NJ. Wetmore (trumpeter),
William Bailey, Warren Il. Crockett,
Thomas NJ. Holmes, Ed. W. johnson, II.
W. Miller, K. l.. McMilleD, 6. W. beta.
more, John p. Hall, Otto Menger, q. X.
Mckinley, j. W. McCreger, Il. NJ. Gibbs,
j. G.. Winter, X. V. Clark, Winslow Clark,
Louis Goer(Y), Alvin C. Ash, John McSper.
ran, Benjamin Long, saddler; Mason
Mitchell, A. X. Scoby, Y. r. Mcdonald,
trumpeLer; G. r. Kugart, Dick Oskisom,
o. h. Parker, B. V. Thompson and Dave
MArfOrd,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03

cans Commenced throwing rocks at Rose,
who retreated and went 10 his cabin,
while the Mexicans went to the office,
Rose returned with his winchester and
asked the Mexicans II they would give
up the burro. The Mexicans thereupon
commenced 10 throw ROCKS at Rose,
who fired two shots In rapid success.
siOu ut the Mexicans. One Mexican fell
headlong from the porch with a bullet
through his head, the bullet having en-
tered alongside the nose; the other Mexi.
can was shot straight through the body,
the bullet going in under one arm and
coming out under the other.
Rose spent the the night in the mill.
where there Is always an armed guard.
The Mexicsns made threats Of ~lynching,
but did not come neal the mill. They
also said they would not allow Deputy
Davis TO take the prisoner away, but the
deputy did take him away In broad day.
light. right before them When Rose
went into jail the officers took charge Of
over $50 which he had on his perJOn.-
Prescott Courier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03

Deputy Sheriff Davis came in from
Crowned King yesterday, having in Gus
tOdy Chas. Rose, the 1871 who shot and
killed two MeEieans at that point about
noon Saturday. The particulars OF the
killing, as learned and stated by the dep
uty, are as follows; Rose had some bur.
rOs running at large. He was working
on the dump and noticed one OF his bur
rOs In a pack train owned by two Mexi-
eans, He called their attention to the
fact that IL was his burro and commenced
TO unsaddle the animal. One Mexican
slapped Rose, then the other Mexican
ran up TO assist the first one, Rose de-
Tended himself with a club. The Next.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
Railroad Notes.

Conductor A. A. Rugg and family, OF
Las Vegas, have gone TO Boston to visit
relatives.
II. A. Heydt, Of Lawrence, Kan, Is In
Las Vegas with his family, and will 60 TO
work for the railroad company In the
freight department.
Engineers Lowe, Hartley and BARLEY,
and Fireman Allen, and their respective
families, Of Las Vegas, have left on a
few days outing in the vicinity Of Bio
Pueblo.
The t%urn.table that has been doing
duty at GlOTietta, and was replaced by
the turn-tsble that had been used at Las
Vegas, will be repaired and painted and
shipped to Springfield, Kansas, where 1t
will be put in place for company use.
Twenty-One Mexican tie-makers, who
have been at work on the Sacramento
branch OF the ri PasO Il Northeastern
railway, passed through White Oaks re-
Gently on route to Santa Fe. II seems
that these men were amateurs in tie
making, and their places have been filled
by men who understand the business.
Aldace II. Walker and the AtchisOn.
Topeka Il Santa Fe Railway company
last week filed two deeds with the pro-
bate clerk, conveying all the Santa Fe
railroad lands In San Juan county to
Edward Wilder. They we're transferred
by virtue of a mortgage sale held some
time ago. Consideration was placed in
the deeds at Sl,26 per acre.
The Las Vegas Optic says; j. l.,
Moore and family are here from Fort
Madison, Iowa. Mr.. Moore ia an en-.
ginser, a friend Of Dan Daily. and ran
the first passenger train into Chicago,
over the Santa ne extension. He and
family and Chris Sellman and family,
left to-day for Hermit's Peak, and other
points OF interest. Mr.. Moore will also
visit Santa Fe before his return home.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
MnNnu nnnIeh nniI.

The hearing Of arguments In the Nc
New habeas corpus proceedings from
DOns Ana county IN Saturday before As
soclate Justice Charles A. Leland Occu-
pied almost the entire day. At the close
Of the arguments the judge denied the
application for bail and remanded Nc
New to jail. The last grand jury OF
Dona Ana county held McNew for trial
by the district court on the charge OF the
murder Of Albert j. Fountain nnd little
son, and a writ OF habeas corpus was
sworn out for the purpose OF admitting
the accused TO bail.
This was Judge Leland's first appear
ance on the bench at Santa Fe, and in
the hearing and summing up Of the ease
he impressed everyone az being pos
sessed OF a fair, quick, judicial mind,
and Of the necessary stamina to carry
out what he considered 10 be his duty.
7. b. Catron and ". B. Childers appeared
for the territory, and II. l. Warren and
H. N. Dougherty for MeNew-New Mexi-
ean.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
TERRITORIAL SUPREME cORR1.
Resolutions Of Respect for a Late Member
Of the bar PaSsed-CaSes Argued.

Resolutions Of Respect for a Late Member
Of the Bar PaSsed-Cases Argued.
The supreme court met Monday morn.
ing az 10 O'Clock with Chief Justice Mills
and Associate Justices McFie, Parker,
Crumpaeksr and Leland presents full
bench for the dfst time since the new
court convened.
The committee, consisting Of n. l..
Warren, Eugene A. Fiske and Edward l..
Bartlett. appointed to present resolutions
on the death Of Francis Downs. late
member Of the bar Of the supreme court,
presented the following:
Whereas. IL has been the will OF the
Almighty God to emOve by death Fran
els Downs, a highly reputable member OF
The bar OF this court, VINO died at santa
Ee, New Mexico, June 20, A. ID. 1898; aud
whereas, Said Francis Downs was for
over eighteen years n resident OF the city
Of santa Fe, and during ali that period
was IN able member OF the bar against
whose character no blemish existed: and
whereas, Francis Downs was q eul.
tufed gentleman and an honest law or
and man, ever true TO his many friends
and unswerving from his high standard
Of right and justice; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That In tbs death Of Francis
Downs the bar OF New Mexico and this
court have lost q prominent member and
New Mexico a valuable citizen;
Resolved, That to the aged mother Of
the deceased we extend our heartfelt
sympathy In her great bereavement; and
that IL be and Is ordered by the court that
n copy Of these resolutions be- sent 10 her
by the clerk Of the court, and that they
be spread upon the records Of this court.
The report was adopted.
Case No. us, Brown & kanzanares.
plaintiffs in error, Va. francisco Chayes.
(2), defendant In error, error to the dis
trct court Of Bernalillo county, was
argued and submitted. Ohilders Il Dob.
son for plaintiffs. b. s. Rodey for the de-
PENDANTS.
Case No. 7S4, Territory OF New Mexico,
appellee, Va. Beltran williams, appellant,
appeal from bona Ana county, was sub.
mitted on briefs. G.. y. Bonham for the
appellant, General K. L. Bartlett for the
territory.
In case No. 7s7, Territory OF New Mex
leo, appellee. vs.. Michael Wolf ct al. ap.
pellants, appeal from 5Ocorro county. X.
V. Chayes appeared as special counsel for
the appellants and the case was set for
hearing on August 8, General X. l..
Bartlett for the appellee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
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No investment will return 40 much in
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chine. Write for Catalogue No 30, TO
the Columbia PhOnOgTaph Company, No.
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
THE HORTICULTURAL FAIR.
Large List Of Premiums Large Exhibit
Assured.

Large List Of Premiums Large Exhibit
Assured.
The Observation-Disclosures exhibition
will take place on September Z. 8 and ..
The premium list is now In press and
will be ready for distribution in a day or
two. IL has been materially enlarged,
not only in the class Of fruits heretofore
provided for, but by the addition OF n
large number OF premiums in three
classes. viz: Those Of flowers, vegetables,
dried and preserved fruits.
The aggregate number Of premiums
offered is now about $50, which Is GER
tainly doing we'll for a new society, and
II will be remembered that last year
every premium was ready for paymentand
delivery within a week after the fair.
This year the display from all over New
Mexico will be much larger than In 1897,
and the exhibit will be worth seeing.
Premium lists will be sent out generally,
but can be obtained by any one not sup
piled by application to the secretary, Hon.
j. ID. Sena.
Apart from the pride which every per-
son in New Mexico should take In the
exhibition. 1t is OF great material value.
both in inducing immigration and also
In attracting attention TO New Mexico
fruit. TO have the display a. large and
perfect as possible. 1t is expected that
this year every orchard, from those Of
Mills and Dawson In Colfax to those Of
Thompson and his neighbOrs in Grant,
and from Pennington to Eddy and Ros-
we'll, will be we'll represented New
Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
PARTICULARS OF A1ROcIous MURDER.
A Most Inhuman crime Committed at the
Capital.

a hOSt lnhuman Jrime committed AZ inc
capital.
THE CITIZEN ON Monday published a
brief telegram from Santa Ne giving a
few Of the facts Of the murder Of an old
woman al the capital sometime Sunday
night. The New Mexican, in its article,
says:
One OF the most Il -bloOded murders
that has ever shocked the nerves OF the
people OF santa Ne occurred during The
early part OF last evening at a point half
way between the Santa Ne railway sta
tiOn and the penitentiaTy grounds
The victim was an inOflensiye and
hard working woman, and the motive OF
the murder seems ~ have been the rob
berry Of a little store Of money which II
Wa believed she carried about her per
son.
Lola Gallegos de Warn finished her
work at the home OF Charles Wagner.
the San francisco street merchant,
where she was employed ~ cook. about
Z O'Clock last evening, and then started
Tor her little home, which is located
just this side OF the p%enitentiary grounds,
and where she slept ut nights, living
there alone. During the afternoon ana
evening at Mr.. Waguer's home she was
In All unusual good humOr and bore her.
self as one would when In a happy ex.
p%ectatiOn OF meeting sOmeOne she cared
for. This morning Grover Novel, a
newsbOy. found the dead body Of tbs
m lying In a pool OF blood about 100
yards north Of her home. He has
tened 10 the city and notified Deputy
sheriff Huber, aud the remains wers 70
moved TO Nagnerls undertaking estab-
lishment.
the bloody work showed the hand Of a
most inhuman monster, whoever he
might be. The head OF the woman was
beaten almost to n pulp, the right side Of
the head suffering most. Nine gashes
were made, six wounds being made by
some sharp instrument like the wide end
OF a pick, the weapon piercing her skull
A wound over the eye and one on the top
OF the head could have been made with a
more blunt instrument like the brOadside
VI a pick, a jagged rock or stone. There
was n cut on the right hand, a. II IL had
been thrown up TO ward of aud received
a blow intended for her head.
Whether she met some one along the
road whom she knew and IL was this per-
son who committed the horrible crime,
or the murderer was enterely unknown
to her, is a mystery that may or may not
ever be solved. The theory that the muir
derer knew the woman we'll aud knew
that she had money about her seems the
more plausible. Mrs. Warn or Gallegos,
~ she was better known, was between 40
and 40 years old.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03
RELIGION OF THE DESERT.
A Needles Curiosity Sent to an Oil,
Editor.

A Needles Curiosity Sent to an Ohio
Editor.
The religion Of the desert is az strange
to the %untrayeled essterner as its ella
monsters and horned tOads and other
productions which do not flourish east Of
the Rockies. Lillian Russell n c said
that there was no Sunday west Of Chi
cagO and no God west OF Denver. That
statement Is accepted In some sections OF
the east, though Miss Russell is nowhere
held to be an authority on morality. The
MarysVille ohio Journal lately received
a copy Of the Needles Eye which 1t re-
CARDS as a curiosity, and says:
During a portion of this spring DR.. j.
X. Woods, OF this city, travelling in the
southwest for his health, held the position
OF chief surgeon on the Santa Re Pacific
railroad, and was located at Needles, Cal.
kingnian, AriZ., and other points on that
line Of road. While at the Needles he
sent his people a copy OF the Needles
Eye, a weekly paper published in that
village, and II Is Of itself a curiosity
Is we'll rs containing some curious
things. II is a fouT.page affair, with
but four columns Of thirteen and me-
half inches length to the page. Ten
and a half OF the sixteen columns are
occupied with display advertising and
the reading matter Is all set Ia long
primer type. The subscription price OF
this singular little weekly publication Ia
$3.50 per year, $3.50 for six months. A
local notice Of q church social reads a.
follows:
The lawn social given by the ladies'
OF the Congregational society will be
held on the grounds OF Mrs. Morgan
briggs. lee cream and lemonade will be
served; good music and dancing; every
thing will be done 10 entertain you,
etc. -"
The dancing at a church social is what
threw the effete editor into a nj.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-03

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