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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-08
Real Renaissance 1-3 Off.

6 pairs Real Renaissance with 21a inch insertion and ledge. Formerly 5000. Now I$4.oo.
 6 pairs R. R. 3-inch inser- tion and edge. Formerly 7.5o. Now $500.
 6 pairs R. R. ,4-inch inser ton and edge. Formerly $50. Now S6.53. 5 pairs Marie Antoinette. Formerly o.o8. Now 6.6z.
 6 pairs Real Renaissance with 6-inch insertion and edge. Formerly 1000. Now S6.67.
 6 pairs Real Renaissance, very handsome edge and insertion. Formerly $15.oo. Now SIo.oo.
 5 pairs R. R. 8-inch inser- tion. Formerly $17.5o. Now $1I.67.
 6 pairs R. R. 11-inch inser- tion. Formerly $1S.5o. Now $I25
 2 pairs R. R. 12-inch inser- tion. Formerly $ao.oo. Now $3.54.
 6 pairs R. R. 12-inch inser- tion. Formerly $21.75. Now SIA 50.
 6 pairs R. R. 15-inch inser- tion. Formerly $a3.75. Now SI5.83.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-08
Brussels Lace
 1-3 Off.

9 pairs very fine net with scroll designs. Were 8 75. Now $5.S3.
 6 pairs extra fine quality net with open work border. Were 1000. Now S6.67.
 5 pairs very best net with beautiful embroidery in cen ter and border. Formerly i$r8.oo. Now $I2.oo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
Attempted Murder.

A Mexican by the name of Roanulo
Jaumillo made a desperate attempt on
the life OF William Lynch. al the lat
tcr'H home In Rlncon. says tho pona
Ana County Republican.
Mr Lynch had dismissed hts man un
aocount ~ the breaking down OF his
hoy haier. ana vas sitting pcaceably a.
his dinner table when Jaramillo came
Ia and struck him On the head with a
rife. Mr. Lynch jumped up AMI
caught the rifle aud Jartmiilo nred "a
shos which ponetnted che ceiling and
second shot while Mr. Lynch had
hold q N" rifie. this shot went into ths
var Ho then ptAle.l ax shooter,
which was not loaded and begal, beat .
Ing Lynoh over the head with a.. atrik-
Ing him haif dozen blows In the head
until be- broke the six shooter. upon
hearing the shosa the employees Of Mr.
Lynrh rushed in
NJ. i.yurhs left forcarrn waa beaten
10 pulp where he had thrown IL up
80 protest himself n Mr. Lynch had
not held on 20 the rifle aud warde.a on
the blows with his arm he certainly
would nave been killed
DR. Q. A. Brown was cails-i 10 dress
the wounds ana made him aa comfort.
able aa fsInaible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Pr1fessYr $ A. sohoubergor arviyel
here from Lake valley last Wc,inasii1i,
in "a helpless condition. ff,,m whirh h'
had suffered acuteiy n. several weeks
The SICK man had 90 be hfted from IA,
trgln ami carried to tne Ladies' h0sIa
tai. in his enfeeblei condition. lie un-
gor'-l uusil the following day. when ht
dled
Professor Sollouhorgeg was pracn.
cl1ly a dying uin when he 81 here.
said Dr. Wells. hia Attending phym
chan, and could pye nsathor ham uol
his friends ANY hope"
Professor ssklenberger tyas hamefsy
accountant for A. J. CLARK a 60. u
DominE. and was well known hsre Al
the time of hls death and fNr several
years TTey.ous he was bDokkesper fDi
ule lake Valley nou,se Of Keller. Miller
A Go. lie wts a widely known educn-
tlr and tauEiit pubic raiOol on several
occasions. Professor Soaonbeiwtr wa
agci about 90 and unmarried lie was
a Mason and the pvmang Masonic hodge
conducted h.s funeral. Which WIS large
~ astemied.
'Althuugh suffering inrenae pain. '
saal Miss Aiaud McCmIsty. aotinE ma
tnon % the hosiatal the STICK unn dld
mt c"mpalin but qlaesly awtated tlie
oni IT, ieft no Instructions nor mes
stNe tlat I know ~ '- nsming Hsquid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
D'scovrul o. cIIrr DwnIlINos
Antiauarians tneafth 1900 Its,pn, nuiid
iRE N-ef Bland. this gnunty.

Antlauarians 4 nsafth 500 Rnan, nuiid.
iRE N-sf Bland. this gnunty.
pr Gcorgc l., C,Jio ami Fay g. cole
vi Les Angeles Is,I.. Professor A. W.
huilook, I'd drvuiey. CpiO.. ana ttot u
=. Mad,ion. of niaul. rep,Jrt mat in "a.
ctVaung one OF thc number of iarg,
"tunn rmna sittsaJg,i in PcriIl., gsany on
between Band ami Eapiissl,. thsJ
ua'ir startling discoveries.
1lc buadng waa 800 b. ESQ feet. on.
tirciy ~ stone. carefully drcnacd. 10 WA
tWo or three su,rcs hia.h orsg la.ay. bul
nav uuly tnre- wills isN u1 ten feast hirh
remain sainulng Tho upper story eva
deutiy waa open to uhc uky ami upUt
thai uhe dWelstu uf the buEsllng prob.
ably spent bouh niEht sud day.
but % ls ubc nuia made in "a room
q nc - twelve feet in asc. tut waa
cNcayWicd. tltiut ars uhe muat auEE,-s,, N,
of the civilization or ths ancissud pepple
Az DID Furnace fJr iunciung Wua found
ntat WRuch waa "a barge iuon btr deeply
inorusted with rush, alsao piocca of ri,ai
copper orc. aB we'll as gOld ornaments
an't tss,oo of beautiful turquuas.
beauty and briiianoy OF oolors we're n
the room 1ney we're heavy, t,lhy one.
quarter Of an inch uhick. and decuraiei
inside ami out with unIquc doalens.
showing same dcsroe uf uuinuuraty.
one Uf The dcisigrs represented 1ho pic-
turc 0f three trtmc buildings wth
smokestaCk and smoke curling cut Of
h
Each communal bhiding had a ,nner-
en-. eet ~ designs for their pottery.
s"mo olo1h was fOund. woven IN spiraiu
almost AXE a huge slddors Nest. Arouni
sac IRE place in uhe room whsch was Ga q.
oavatcd sbood a dozen large pots. cach
Wth buffalo bones in them, showing
that the inlra bithntB abandoned the
nom wihae rhey weru preparing a meal.
Near eOme OF the samaltar alna was
found HcOrchcd corn. togethsr Ndth the
boneH % birds and other nnauala. Sew
crul baskets ln the rpum we're uofe
beautiful uhan thosc woven lYy the Nay
aioa to-day. but they crumbie,i 10 dust
when touuhed. Iron knives, stone battle
axes, polished Htono rufirotora. avis
several munical inai ruments. including
hfeu. were Ia evrdcnUc ard well pre-
served. Many buffalo bones werc found
IN the regulation burial mounda
In the building are l,2eO TO I,s0O
rooms. only Une % which was cxoa
waited. There ans hundreds Of a.milar
ruins an uhe twenty Ave nisles from
Blami Ia EspanOin, showing thnt Ia shia
dsstract at ono time lived more peopls
than are In New Mcxno to-day. The
regon has not as yet b,cn touched by
seientisia ami explorers. Rev. SIR Mad
deus uhc,Ty is at abo,u ono Ur coo
yettTN ago the dwtsloru % that region.
VINO icft ther reoOasia ln numerous
hefoslypic Inscriptions. had been dniv-
ca O,d, either by un earthquake OF by|
the INVASION Of "a stronger race. The
relioH that were roumd were sent % the
Northwestern university. az Evanston.
IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
SANTA FE sIfTlNGs.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican
The school census OF last year
showed i.i3l school children in the city,
while this year the ;otai IL 1861. an IN.
crease Of $50
Mlsscs F'iorcnce and Aiabci Baker
well remembered here. are guests OF
Miss Maud Keller. They are daughters
of Major Baker. paymaster In the army
recently stationed - Omaha. but nov
transferred 10 81 Louis
Robert l.. NJ, Ross. deputy clerk of
san Miguel county, aid secretary og
the Great Republic Mining company.
owning what was formerly known as
the Bfvc'ien m1nca. nstir Moumnent
Rock. arrived from Las Vegas sunday.
and went up the canyon TO examine
the property.
Hon y. 4. Chavez returned Sunday
from "a trip 90 TERRA Amarillo. lie re-
that crops In the eastern part Of nio
Arriba county look well, but that in
the west and around Tlerra Anarilla.
and even az Abiquiu. the drouth IN du-
ing much damage.
Deputy Shcrin Richard Huber re-
covered eleven head of stock cattle
from SeNrrino Montoym. al Gallistoo.
and turned thcm over to r. @ Martin
the Cow creek ranohyro. the rig1tful
owner. The cattle were "A part Of a
bunch of twenty head stolen from Nr
Martin ave months ago and sold to
several peopi. between Giorieta and
Prua Blanca
The board ~ city mr. commissioners
met In annual session Monday nlght
The trtisurUT's roposv showed amount
OF rocespts eH tho year % have
been S50i2i. and the expenses for new
apparatus, repairs. ianitOr ana sundries
exceeded that sum hy cents. The ex-
ecntiye committee In charge of the re-.
cent uremen'H tournament. reported
having received $3.50 and expended
5000, the fire board making up the ax-
cess Of $40. J. l.. VanArsdcll. chief OF
the nre department ~ al the head ~
the IRE boarj, and a, NJ DetllebaT'h az
treasurer, anG William Bolander as
SECRETARY. wore reelected npr the
fourth successive ycar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

tfom the Cleaner,
Jamea Mckinney i.saves on Tusssi.,5
nryt fOr Jcincz ha sprunea. to rvfnaif
several weeks
The r0uuh western brewery company
of Albuquerque. has purclaaed T,,m
kusumors dead hne r,lDon AZ Gilaaln
Wal fOOrHan. nyrmcriy uf uhiH paace
Was marred az Mprcnc Arizona. on
lhr tth of thls month.
Mrs Hol li,dur was cailosi ta Albu.
querquo by the dangerous illness % he.
brother Thel. nompklns
Hesnr0h Of Chrkuno. was nlbbed
~ $500 on Tueaay mEht tIia partner
Charles Snyder. disappeared the same
night wlth0ut drawing his pay due frau
ihe company
Tht iissisa uoinga has benn improved
tlls week by q Hsw mllt N weathof
bes''siing and paint making "a greal
mproveneut In the appsafauce 0f tho
h0use.
W a. WAhalns. a f0l1ner Oaihip
teacher. wna uarrtd a faw DAYS airo al
Prescott a. a young widow frSm Cha
cnEn
O.. y. Jones has purchasci the iOia On
west Railroad aveuue owned BY tae 90
tate " Harry Hart He Wni pw up a
bwHing and resunc HIS Indian tradinr
business. which wua broken up by ths
fecent fife
joe Kuhn was married az the Cafiolia
church 90 Mes Josephine Koenig.
farher juiiiard officiating. Joss many
irl' pda saw That hs had yery iutsr.
esting time and made me nlF r~s1und
with the tnunabuih li,n - the hyInan.
ial serVnade.
Orders have boon given 10 oonrmeurs
.ine ofectlon ~ a fourteen stall rodnd
house Just can, of the proseut one The
r"r one Hth b. % Stone s0ane 10 ths
material ~ on hand
~. 3 Jonea wlI aafg fur New York 10
consult an ooouast About Two n,onths
agu h.t eyes hesalus lunalned and he
hat O. - been able 20 aet the inaamI q
ion cured An ooeulHi walnm BE- con,
suited an Albuquerque aaye him very
titie hope ~ effecting q cure
fursdny MeKioan woman nvlns
nefih ~ the depot vas a.a-ussd BY =
navajo squaw of stealing two nEver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
ATTORNEY MONTOYA.
Served with a Warrant for Adultery
athis Marriage this Morning.
PARTICULARS or the CASE TO DATE.

TOman e.. Moutoyn. The heavywciela
SPANISH attorney. ~ tn pcrk " tr,ou.
blc iusl On the beginning of honey
moon. the attorney bocominE a bene.
dict by legal aini authH1zoi moths-is,
tltia morning
some ume lalt faM or winter. Mira
Montuya. hia nrut wtfe. owing 10 certain
actions by and rcTDre about her hua-
band, a,iei for an absolute divonoo, aud
sucurci desHee fahe then rsturnsSi
to her home at Wtunlow where aiic n
nov r,ssldanR
T'he Attorney then bestowed hts be-,
wiichgdnE amncH aul afccttona utssn
Miss Malinca Navarro. Young Mexl.
can gifa who came here from santa 10
- do huua.wuTk 10 this hs5tinehuld.
unktwfuiiy. ono taght nme a small.
dimiuuuyo hun,an bssng h is saLi
by somo. 10 the physician ia Attendance.
Sir Mmnn declared tlaa the chad
looked just uko fnm
However. o. aiove FOR Miss Nayarro
grew cOid and Oft times rcporta c.,fns
from neighbour. tiiat ho was cruel and
hrutal toward her.
la any event, he found a young giil
they Hay about 40 years old, and tl,a
Daughter % ~ Guero MARITIME. In the
northeastern part - hae city, e. awe.
and he turned hia ettenti0n % her.
whah reEIhcd In thair marriage thia
morning az . O'Clock at the Preshyt :.
i,an spanish misssiun church. tocatid IN
taat part of the city.
After thc ceremony the happy couple.
Win invited friends. left the ohusuh fof
she humc of the mother % tho hrsde
aud whsle congratulations were goinR
o1. Deputy United States Marshal aher-
han appeared and served a warrant ON
the gallant ben, ,d.ct II was from the
girl he hGd rnne,i. and The charge waa
adultery under the bimun,ia ant Wath
rhe deputy marshal. Attorney Monboya
ana several members - ..e webbing
party. appeared before Umted atatua
COMMISSIONER wlaung. and he wnH
placed under $500 bonds f0r MS appoar-
ance before the commissions next
TGe'tiny morning. MUntoya give bonds.
after whicih he and party returned to
the bride, AMI as The , .tiEen npsss 10
prcas NJ further trouble has oo,urred 90
mar The happlncsus Of ar aud Mra
Monioya and friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
OFFICIAL NOTES.
New Postmaster at Fort Wingate--
Scholarship offered,
INDIAN DEPRECIATION CLAIM.

POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
Fort wingate. Bernalilio county
Wimfriad Woodgate. vice n W. IOWA
send. resigned.
PENSION GRANTED.
Charles iiarslingcr. OF Fort Bayard
Grant county veteran of the Spanish
war. has been guntcd pension of go
"a month.
NOTARfES PUBLIC
Governor Otcro has appointed Irving
Phelps Sanford, OF Las Cruces. Dona
Ana county. a notary public.
THE CENSUS
The census office al santa Fe is In rs.
ceipt Of "a telegram from the director
stating that all reports must be for
warded 70 Washington by the close Of
this month, -Four big eases of reports
have already been sent on. and the two
last cases will be sent az the end q the
month, when the New Mexico census
Office VIII be- closed
AGENT APPOINTED
The RED River city Town and Min
eral Company. with head quarters at
Colorado Springs has notified Terri
torial Secretary Wallace that n has
selected Rcd River city az its New
Mexico headquarters and " G.. Abbott
% succeed 4. }. Reed as New Mexico
agent
AN INCORPORATION
The Rio Arriba Printing Company
has been Incorporated By Jose aalazar
3 Ortiz. Jose AmadO Lucero and An
drcas Salazar. with ti0. 900 capital. It's
chi,f p1cr ~ business Wall be I'm pro
cinct No. 2. Rio Arrlha county. and IT,
intention ls TO publish an English and
Spanish weekly Newspaper aud 90 do
a general printing business.
a SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED
Hon. A. G. d. Baca. territorial super.
intendeut ~ public instruction. has r..
celved an onoF OF free scholarHhip.
Irolading tuition ana buS,Tl. m the
Orien college. az Worcester. Mass.
open Co any worthy young woman in
New Mexiro Any applicant for the
honor should address Superintendent De
Baca.
INDIAN DEPRECIATION CASE.
Cot ., II, spooner. special govern
meut attorney. ls taking testimony al
Santa Fc In the case ~ Ronuldo Mar.
tincz W. the unilcd states. an Indian
depreciation claim fpr some $1,000. The
account grows out 0f the loss ~ a car
avian in the Panhandle Of Texas in 1867
Mr. Martinez, his brother Teodoro. ans
large party were on n buffalo hunt
Ing and trading expedition. having
with them large freighting Outfj
drawn by oxen and mules, and while
in cnmp north 81 the CANADIAN river
they were attacked by Arrapahoe.
Commanche and Si0wn Indians, who
culled out their best mules ana oxen
and drove them away hence this claim
against the government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
rowERruL LOCOMOTIVES.
he santa De- orders Twenty New ia.
ginr1 for Passenger S.r,t,.

The santa ir Orders Twenty New En-
gin"S for Passenger service.
The contlUct has been given by tho
Santa Re railroad To The interuation,l Al
Rover company OF Providence. u. e.,
for the bmlding % tweuty powerful
peer enger engines
Tbs bids were received at the Nncagl
oiiicc ana were opened ana the award
lrade last week 1Ne matter was In INC
hands OF w t. Hodges. purchasing
agent
The engines vin be the most pUwerf,
ever built Tor service IN the west ana
viii be- assigned to passenger runs IN
Colorado New Mexico and Arizona
The deliveries VIII be made during
tho latter PARK uf October ana Noyvm
ber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
Ths lionia crisio IlilEatlan.

J A. Wood. of Kansas city. general
manager % the Monte Cusi0 Placer
Mining company, which has been oper.
atlng az Golden, near CerTiilos. has
nled lien on the company'a property
Tor nearly $1,000. and brought suit
eEainst the company 20 recover this
amount Of money. WIN interest and
costs Manager Wood has paid numer.
ona bills for needed improvements ana
supplies. but the company now refuses
90 reimhurse him for the same. The
stockholders and directors of the CON
pany reside IN KanaNs ChX o. raul
and Cleveland. Ohio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

a man named Chamberlain. Tue mama
OF thn man muci was nut ioarnosi cN.
artly, hut ho b. known % be one of the
hiwhoir of the rroWtctur of the fsnch
Toe dctth took piacc In the Fort Grant
" aai two or three days ago. A Mexican
who was goIng humbo discovered trucks
Of wheels. and between ulom ia a hong
lino iu,iaouung that suuctiunr h.ld been
dIuEEt1. Following up thy iialI which
turned 'ruul the ruad in atmo PLACES.
he came upon tho bi-iy uf Mr. Cram.
bcIaiin. lie dtd n0t styp to uaccrasin
10 he waa dead or not. but drove ON 90
a ranch and informed the mon th,re of
What be- had seen. They wcni back ami
found the man do.ud fns skull wua
fiuicturel and he hul bccp dragr,si
1iey held an inquest ovoF Ne reJn8l a.
and buiacd hnn "a auppOA.-l thai the
tongue druppcl ana hes hors,s ran
away rhrOwfng hm and dragging him
on the ErDund. one nurse was stll IN
th, harness netr the body but the other
had ran away Phoenix Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Nr and Mrs E a. Barslett (nse Misa
Tihe Hoffman, have returned to ths
city after a sad nilsson % Chadwick,
H. where Mrs. Bartlett and her mosh.
~ buried their father and husband.
aged 12 years I've npothsr o. Mra.
harilctt, after the death % her nus.
band. is'fi the old home al Chadwick.
era is now az 81 Crax. w1a.. where ahs
vii reside In she fbtufe wfth a aon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
80 sa,sdhis Iihs.

man OF nerve appeared In a phy
hiclan's Ofiice thiE morning. ie Is a
sheep herder in Bale dc ouadaaupe
Last Friday while az his work be was
bitten ON the end Of The finger by a
ratilcHnakr. While shaking the mon
aier on The teeth t0re great gashes in
his finger bvsides injecting the poison.
our venom Miles from aid, the herdcr
knew he must DO Something quick. OF
his end was surely near, 10. reaching
Tor his irusiy forty -four be placed ths
muSzle close 10 the hrHl joint and
shot on Ms own anger. thus losing hia
~ ger. but saving his life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
soRNBORGER.SELsoN.
Wiliiam d. sornborEsr aud Miss Jeunie
Nelson Marry

nelson Marry
Last night, on woat Baca avenue
Wllnm q. sOrnbOrger and Miss dennls
Nelson, daughter u Mr. and Mrs L. A
Nelson, were united Ga marriage tbs
ceremony being performed by Rev
bruce Kinney. WIN left his fishing camp
on the upper Rio t'ecoa and came on "a
the city 10 say the Woria thai made
two souls weth but single Thought
Two hearts that beat 40 ons
Fred MrEniorf and Msa Bmma Meys,
pcted AZ besi man and brideautaid
lnnneiiately following the ceruuouy
lunch was served 90 the happy couple,
and invited guests. aficr whi,h rhey
took the wosibouud paascnEcr tran fof
the faoido COAST. where they Will spend
their honeymoon
Rev Kinney, having pcrnormcd Hae
duty whioh brouEis him 20 the olty. ~
turned 10 his camp on one upper no
Pecoa this nloullng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

rings from her. Tho NavaJos huns
around thc MeKicana house Tor eoins
time. but nnaliy save u up AZ a bad iou.
MeAican north of the round housa
,ame near gottins into uVubie by lend
iuR an insian ~ GA arsothor Indian .
saddle
On Friday niEht about two dozoa
chickens aud two turkeys were stolen
from L. a.. Dcnsm0res house. AR
Dcusnore ia away az prcaous,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
Was here Iast winter.

" b. Grmmsr. an cmpiuyr of tina
Albuquerque Steam laundry, hnr re.
ceNol Information of the deltn uf Dr.
bivh D. RUSS. ai Londonderry. vs.,
hs burial occurring at Hlut1ni slna
state. on july g. he visited Aibuqucr-
uue hast winter a Ncimum pnpcr lee
commenting ON the dcauh of the ioctor.
e1ys "I'hc respect in whcal thc doctaf
waa held IN tlias town was attcstcd BY
$50 ciizcns and az busy eoasou. wh1
E'uihcroi in thc Cgnetery during tho
burial service. Tho ptOrcN and Tptnr,
pal phuccs fn the village we're closed
whsle the service was b,ang hold Dr.
Rugg rcprcsonted his town Ia the state
leg stature fuf the bienmai session 81
lss6-1 Re wus a. years of age az tho
tHno uf his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Mn No. u. flar~sh. wife ~ the uArsa
Eer " Harschs hotthng works. will
v.ei' her friend. Mm ftaFslctt, u San
bsrnardlno. Cal she left FOR the west
lasi night ami before returning home
she vii wait the Pacinc coast rcaorsn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Wort oomes from me wiiiOv sfains
nam'h IN Graham couuty Arzoua. 81
the fprflhle deash. through aooideui. of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
RED" rirKIS RELEASED.
Gives nend of = u 600 and Released from
NnlnmnnNIl IaII

Gives nond Of 81 900 aud Rslsa.sd from
soi0monsiils Jail.
On Monday ban Pipkin. alias "Red"
ispkin. was released from tha Solomon.
Vile (Arizona) lail on bond Of 81 900.
which waa approved by Judge sloan,
says the Bulletin. Tho bond was sign.
ed by Monte slaughter. A. D. Pratt
and g. V. Pecry. all u Apache county.
a:d accompanying thc band waa a Dot,
Ter from The treasurer OF Apache coun.
~ teatitying 20 ne fac. that the three
men on the bond we've worth over O. 900
Thi7 ls the third attempa % reloasa
i'ipkin on bond. but each time some
haw has been found la the instrument.
which had 90 BE- sent back 10 Afarhn
county for correction.
kod fipkin first made HIS appearances
ln Graham county in July. lass. when
hc loind Bnoncho Biu and johnson on
hlack river and PARTICIPATED in the
hEht with Scarborough and Milton
when Johnson was killed and Br0noo
hih wounded in the shoulder RED"
played an Important part IN mat hRht
After his hDrne was shot from under
him and Johnson lay groanlnR on tha
ground he ran back to help him 20 the
tpp Of the hil amid perfect han of
bullets. tohraon was helpless and ho
could not use his iogs Pipkin then
lef him and ran on foot 20 ne top %
The hill and diaaI Beare,i This nght o..
CURED during the first days o. August.
1893. In September h. appeared ai tha
hempson ranch, on Eagle creek. and
hei9s1 himself 90 thrnc horses. AZ the
same time threatening the lives 81 Jos
Terrel ana D. A VonArnim.
Fipkin was afterwmrd arrested IN
Colofasio, ana taken hack 10 Aibuquer.
que ", a., whore he stood trial for
train robbery and beat the case When
ho was turned o0ae sheriff clark %
Graham county was % hand and h.
arrested him for stealing horses frsn
the Hempaon ranch. A. the last term
of coNife his bond was nxed az 81. 000.
which was finally given yesterday.
Vs. 4. Booth. from Kansas Cny was
here to-day with i.io0 tambs. wfha ne
anpped from FiagDtan ana are en- route
thia afternoon Cor the eastern narketa
q. " Finney. Port Apacho. A. IA
lohn A. Rom. las Vegas J v. skinner.
l<s Angeles, >. ~ LAnkaid. Captain
Wilson, Santa ~. A. Pogas. ~ Paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

J y Bonham and wife. mosi excei,
lens folks from White Oaks. n. A., arr
IN the city to-day and have their uames
on che sturEes Europoan ree.sten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
REDUCE WAR TAXES

The b.nglry act, amended to provide
fUr sufficient revenue for the conduct
of the war. has now performed ts work
so that q has been possible 10 reduce
the war debt in the sum OF fiO 600 600
30 ample are the governments reve-
nuss and ~ great Is the public coma
dence ln the integrity OF is obligations
that its newly funded per cent bonds
sell al premium. The country h now
Justified la expecting and it viii be the
policy of the republican party 90 bring
about "A reduction of the war taxes.
We favor the construction owner
ship, control ana protection of the Me
uragua canal by the government OF the
United states,
New markets are a necessary Tor the
increasing surplus Of our farm products
ana every effort should be made 20
open ana obtain new markets. especial
ly IN the Orient, ana the administration
10 warmly TO be commended Tor ils sue
ccssful effort 10 commit an the trad
ing ana colonlEiag of the nation a. 10
the policy of the open door Ia China