Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-20
GALLUP G~LnANfN6S.
The Carbon Town Dished Up In small
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Correspondence.

The Carbon Town Dished Up In small
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Special Correspondence.
Gallup, N. M, Dec. l8.-LAt week,
while kev. Stmpk ms was Of Holbrook,
he secured o curiosity In the shape OF 9
muminsd hand. IL was found In one Of
the clih dwellings about twenty miles
south Of Holbrook. A few worthless
beads we're with 1t, but the balance Of
the body was not found. The hand wa
shrinked up 10 the sire Of Q 10-ysar old
child.
". II. Smith. the postal operator, left
Tor Los Angeles. He will visit there q
couple Of weeks and will then probably
take q road JOB for the same company.
he was relieved BY Mr.. Jim Fish OF
Navajo. jim expects to move his family
here o He is the inventor Of an sp-
parstus for unloading coal cars. He has
arrangements made with q Buffalo hrm
ny which he will be able to supply all
demands. He claims that he can unload
a car OF coal In twenty minutes. Jim 10
~ old employe Of the Santa Ne Pacific
and has many friends who wish him sue
c,ss with his patent.
Mr.. O'Nleil, qusrtermaster clerk, wa
down IRON NJ. WiDgate yesterday looking
up evidence In the Ease Of Rowe, ths ex-
soldier, who Wa arrested here on Thurs
day charged with burning q buildi ng
at 1T. Ningate. The general opinion
here Is that Rowe IL innocent. Ii looks
q little queer that Rowe has not been
given an examination before the civil
authorities. Detectives are with him.
l.. Il. Densmore expects TO be able to
walk next week.
The Catholic church people have made
arrangements on q large scale for Q fair
which will surpsss anything Of the kind
tbss Gallup has enjoyed heretofore. The
fair will open on next Thursday evening
In the ODD Fellows building. Father
Jsillsird the ladies and many friends OF |
the church have been working for weeks |
TO make this the success OF the season.
Among the many attractive features will
be q Bellring dance BY eighteen young
ladies, q 6ypsey tent, shooting gallery. |
postofice. dolls booth for the little ones,
Christmas fancy booth. A dance for the
young people will conclude the fair each
night. An elegant supper will be fur
nished for the three nights. during while
the fair lasts. A typical Mexican booth
will furnish ell kinds of Mexican dishes, |
Reesi Beddoe moved into the SaDjuls
house from Clarkville.
H. G. Kenyon IL weigh boss ct the
Cstslpu. His wife will run the boarding
house.
". W. S~chrasder, will remove to Gal.
Imp on the lat and take charge OF the
Opera House restaurant.
Last night about 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Refs
walked out OF the back door Of the post.
office nd q Navajo ran out OF the gate.
Upon investigation he found three new
blankets In the coal bin. The Indian
had forced q window In the Crescent
" q rehouse and got the blankets, but be-
ing discovered ran away without them.
Ralph GOdley's black saddle hors Q
was stolen from the Crescent stable last
night.
Vim. Kiddeo is back at his desk In the
railroad office after q four months seige
of typhoid fever.
Hal. Snyder left for Los Angeles this
Paul Kelly returned home from q six
months trip through the northern part
Of the territory and WA as far a. the COP
per mines 1T Garlic In Oklahoma.
Copper In paying quantities Is being
shipped from there to Pueblo.
Pages bOttling establishment was
b~urgIarizsd last night. The thieves SO
cured q few bottles Of soda pop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are In Ia. day from
the reservation. Mrs. Moore will spend
the winter In Albuquerque In order 70
get the btneet Of q school for her little
girl.
A Clarkville msn was nned IS and
costs by Judge Brown for accompanying
two s0iled doves up Railroad avenue.
Juan Apodaco, 0rrculiano ChAves and
Flerencio Gallegos we're tried before
Judge Maxwell. to-day. for beating up
David chsves on Sunday night. Chavss'
face IL In pretty bad shape. ApodsCo was
tined SO and costs. - OF this amount
was given to David Chsvss. Zach OF the
others we're fined y and costs.
John Wyant is In from his trading
post.
A discharged soldier succeeded In sell
ing q brass ring for ~. Who bought itY
Ahehter at the coal mines. trying to
get into an argument on the African
war, says I'll beggar the Dutch" His
partner, In this connection. considering
this onslaught a personal one, would not
take II. Harris nose.
A good looking bnckskin horse was
sold at puollc auction today by the
marshal Tor 70. The sale was made by
virtue OF the ordinance prohibiting
STOCK runnihg loose on tne streets