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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-30
Bereavement

There died in this city on Wednes-
day, December 10, young m4u,
Myron b Hicks, in his Goth year, who
gave promise OF great usefulness. He
was a m 0st worthy yourg msn, and
his untimely death was q great shock
to his loved ones, to whom we tender
coincidence. But al all-wise, all-msr-
cliul God doeth all things well. The
deceased has been glorifed in
Heaven.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-30

1t is pleasing to record the marriage Of
Judge e W Sutnerlin and Miss Leigh
Williamson, which occurred recently at
the home OF ths BRIDES mother. in Stone
wal, II Mr. Harp, re ctor Of Christ Memo
rial Church, st Mansfield, officiaied, as
sisted oy Il II Speartng, rector OF 81
Marks church. in Shreveport. The BRIDE
Is earning and accom- Dlished lady.
Judge Sutnerlin and wife will reside In
Shreveport. We tender congratulations.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-30

Did you ever hear of the woman
who made fortune in the restaurant
business by placing at the front door
of her place sign bearing in large
letters the words, mo Home Cooking
HereY
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-30

was not abated, rather increased by num-
Der Of arrivals Thursday night, among
whom was Prof Cald yell, Of the State
Normal, whose presence is always we :
co mad nv the feaehera
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
MEMORIAL DAY.
~ viii be Appropriately Observed Ia THE
Gity.

~ viii be appropriately Observed la THE
Glty,
Governor Otero has issued a procla-
nation requesting due observance Of
Memorial Day on the s0th inst, and
in compliance with General orders No.
q headquarters department 0f New
Mexico. Grand Army Of the Republic.
ny Department Commander John Il.
McFie. there W4ll be general Obsof-
vance % tho day by the local post. q.
a, H.. ana the grs"eS u all old sol-
deere. both union ais confederate. as
Nell aa those who have given their
lives IN defense % our flag la The re-
cent wars. Hill be atrewn with fowera.
and a public address Will be- delivered
by the department commander Of tha
O. a. a.. Judge McFis. a. tha pub
iic park on Railroad avenue az o'clock
, m Of that day. All civic societies
Of the city ana old Albuquerque are
earnestly requested 20 Join Ia the esrs-
monies
After the 0bsstyances Of the day. the
Womanu Relief Corps viii sntortsin
the veterans and thesf families at ths
residence OF A. S. Whitcomb. where
the department commander viii talk
10 TIE old soldiers especially, and where
patriotic songs and stories OF the cam
palgna win be- the order Of the evening
IN. committees % arrangements will
be- glad 10 receive flowers from all pa
tuotic citlEens on the morning Of the
igth for the decoration Of the graves
ana the grand stand az the park.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
UrAL rsrArr rrAssgrR-.

Miguel Gercia. IT al. to Iusto OrteEa
and wife. a piece 0f land north Of toe
DID town uf Albuquerque. 2sxS0 feet
tsU
Jose Oruz and wife to Justo OrteHa
an0 wife. piece OF land north VI Oid
suxk5t feet lsV,
Miss j. L. Bishop 10 a.0u Il. Strauss.
lots ~ ana a. Ia block . Ia perfeoto Ar
mii0 br1a.' addition. Sfso.
Williams W. strong ct. a. 10 John a..
stewart. lot 5 and the west isa feet Of
lot Ia block n Ia NcW Mexico Town
site CO.'S cddltion. tSts
Dolores rrulillc DO Alire % AionEo u.
McMiilon, all grantora interest Ia the
hartoi0me FefnandeA or san Miguel
spring grant. So.
W. y strckler e. AL to Edith Irene
Lewis lots ~ and 2s In block 90. orlgi-
mai townslto. fg00
W. y. strickler et. al TO n. ". Tilton.
lots ~ and 90 and 10 and ~ In block ~,
in original tOwusite. 500.
W =. strickler et Al. 20 Henry
Bfockmeier. lots ~ and 10 Ia block "
in original townsite, at00
George W. Johnston and wife TO by
ron J. Parker. lot ~ IN block 20 ia
HuninEs Highland addition. 1000.
Rafael Garcia aud wife TO Eatanis-
iato " Chavez. 10, 4 In block IN Ito
nero addition. $50.
Martha A. Talbot TO John A. Lee,
lots - ana IL Ia block n In New Mex.
leo Town Co.'S addition.
Battlnto hertonl md wife 10 Jrst,s
sanchez. a piece Of land la the town of
Barelaa. 21xli2 feet. 1850
=. Maaetti % Antoni0 fiEatinO. lot II
IR block 2 In Baoa addition. s55O
@. n. Marion 10 the Broadway Land
and Investment company, warrantes
deed 10 about 900 lots and fractions of
lots Ia the eastern addition: 1900.
a. "a. Toll 60 Navajo Gold Mining
company mining deed 90 The Grey
hound " and the Chance iades. In the
Cochlu district. g.
Il w y. Bryan and wife 20 Marian
NJ. Becker. lots ~. 20. "a. 20, % and "a
IN block X. In the Mandel addition.
1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Thirty nve visitors we're counted at
Trout springs yesterday.
The lambing season viii son be over
In ihis section OF New Mexico.
b. Frank F0Tsythe to-day got Ia a
shipment ~ belgian harcs from Colo
rado.
only eight patients az the Las Vegas
railroad hospital, the last one 20 enter
being l.. Mayes. % Ration
startling news from Puerto dc Luna
to-day is that a nephew ~ Pablo Ara
gon out there. had killed a man who
was about to administer severe
thrashing 90 him.
The hfty-two bondHmen of carlos
Gabaldon. the defaulting county coiler-
tor. have icit the settlement with the
county. Involving the neat sum % 81 500
IN the hands OF Don EuEenio Romero
Ike Davis ana Montgomery Bell
The present term 81 district court in
san Miguel county will boz short one
the United States grand jury being In
session only a part 90 the week
and there being no United states petit
jury called ior this term. The terri
torlal petit jury viii be- empaneled
next Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
siL,ERCIrY
Ff0m slyrr Clly Independent

From Silver Ciiy independent
From present indications Decoration
day will not boz generally observed ln
silver city
The Chinese boarding house at Santa
Rita. owned BY George Quan. vac com
pictely destroyed by flre last Wednra-
day. The hre spread ~ rapidly that it
was impossible 90 save anything
Apnlito Haca was before Judge New
comb Saturday on the charge u carry.
ing ana h0uushing a deadly weapon
iie was committed 90 iail iH default 0f
5000 bail 90 await the action 0fthe next
grand jury,
United states Marshal g. n Foraker
came down from Albuquerque sunday
and lef' the same evrning for San Fran
cisco, having ln custody four China
men who had been ordered dep1rted 10
the nowery kingdom
sixty carloads ~ cattle were shlpppd
from silver city on Thursday and Ffi-
day by the Lyons Campbell commits.
nion company La Junta being the rail-
road destination The next shipment
which viii be made by the same COM
pnny Will consist % MY cars
The bherin ONCE has received lnfor-
motion from the American consul az
Nogalea that Stevenson and Brooks are
stiil in custody in Ola Mexico and that
there viii be- no trouble in holding
them until the arrival OF the eHtradi.
tion papers Bherin Blair ia very con.
ntent that he Will now succeed in re-
turning these prisoners into hir eusto-
81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

pus" wasn't "auch-a much" there new
cr was Jones that ever set the world
afre as a pitcher This Robert Jones,
whom Tebeau secured from Connie
Mack several springs ago. has been
rated az a very fair performer since
he entered fast company, but q wasn't
until yesterday that he really proved
himself a star The Breltonatcina. the
Waddells and the Seymoura an shrink
In comparison with this product % the
far west Jones was the goods" what
the doctor prescribed, etc, etc, for two
hours and twenty-five minutes on the
TerrOr'a ash heap yesterday afternoon.
and Tor once Cy Young doesn't monopo-
llze all the llme-llght east upon the 80.
Louis pitching stan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
noNrs or a srHANGrn rorSD.
Nothing to Identity Him EScepi Card
with the Name 4, a. B.ail.

Nothing to Identity Him Except Card
with the Name 4, a. B.ail.
\ few days agO Robert Morris found
the bones Vt IA man under shelving
rock near the bottom Of the canon ia
faiomas sap. about four and half
miiea east of Las Palomaa Grant touu-
~ The grcWHUmo nnd consisted OF
bleachcd bones and decomposcd frag
ments of clothing aud blankets. moth
ing being left which might lead 10 a
positive identity OF the rcmains by the
finder
From "a chaotic conglumeration OF
bones etc. were extracted fragments
u coat, vest and trousers Of dark ma
tvrial, with red thread running through
forming checks about one-half inch
square, an ovcrcont of heavy black
material. a light coiorod hat "a figured
silk handkerchief with a few water
melon seeds tied In one ~ It's corners
and black SILK string tic. : metal
matchsafe containing a paper of coarse
needles two large fish hooks with lines
attached. a small framed picture uf
the crucinxion and quite bundle OF
literature pertaining 20 the religion or
the Catholic church.
Among these papers was motto
card hearing the name ~ "A. r.
Heall" Three locks ~ short hair were
wrapped In q fragment ~ the san
Francisco Chronicle bcaring date Of
July 3, 1855 one lock OF this hair was
dark brown and about two inches IN
length The other two were llght IN
color and hner in texture ami We're
undoubtedly those Of children.
No kuifr. money. watch, ring or key
was found.
The long heavy bones would Indicate
that the subject had been ~ more than
ordinary height and build and g we'll
developed and balanced skull indicated
that he had been a man of more than
ordinary Intelligence one ~ the incls-
ors ~ the left upper law had been
crowded untll ltstocd almost behind tho
one next 90 n ana the next tooth back
WAS quite small and of conicnl form.
lsidc from this slight dental deformity
the teeth were all sound and would IN
dicate that the man was not far al
VAuced In age
Notice was given tn the Justice ~ tho
pstca NJ Las palomas. who sent two
uen % collect the evidence and bring
n back where the inquest was held.
'rne findings 81 tho coroner'a jury have
not been made known
should ,his article meet the eve ~
4. n BeaI he may be able to throw
some Hight upon the mystery surround
ing this ind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
WEEKLY cRor BuLLEr1N.


santa Re, y. NJ. May i5, 1860. Cloudy
and generally warmer weather during
the past week with local showers. very
favorable weather Tor growing crops
The soil continues iu excellent condl-
ton generally. there II still some oats
and new alfalfa seeding 20 be done In
northern sections. although corn and
potato planting ia about finished Ia
the extreme southern Rio Grhnde val
ley however. where the rainfall has
been very light ana the river almost
dry, corn planting has NOT yet begun
ana owing 60 the lack ~ irrigation wa
ter field crops were drying up. some
wheat neids being turned into pas
lures AZ this writing. however. these
severe conditions are greatly amelior.
ated. as, while going 60 press. informa-
tiun arrives that the Hood waters of the
river have reached the lower valleys.
and the dltches are now fun Grass
unf alfalfa are making an unusually
vigorous growth, the frst cutting Of
alfalfa IL well under way IN extreme
south. and. with few exceptions. reports
Indicate that the ranges throughout the
territory are furnishing excellent graz
ing. Gardens are rapidly improving.
ana transplantlng tomatoes. cabbnEes.
etc. IL progressing undr the best con
ditlons Scattering reports would indl-
cate partial failure of some early
fruits In Isolated localities. but. with
the exception " aprloots. reports gen
orally show a most promising outlook
The ambing season H drawing 10 a
close, with a yield approXlmating from
30 90 100 per cent Stock ~ IN excellent
condition for the season. and with the
good grazing ana water rapidly i'm.
proving Irrigation water seems 10 be-
generally sufficient now In all SECTIONS
y. 81 HAHDiNGE.
Section Director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
rHE NEw CHAIR Cars.
rhsy are Sow nelns nuili In the santa -
shops.

rhsy arr Nov nsins nuilt In the santa -
shops.
Work is being pushed AZ rapidly az
possible on the order FOR len nsw chair
cars which are being built In the San
"a ~ shops Ia Topeka.
The flame work of two % them have
already been constructed. one of them
ls almost ready To be sent into the
paint shop. The material Tor the third
one has boen placed In position la the
shops ana she body Of the car viii
soon he built
TheRe cars will be models % beauty
when completed. They will be equal 70
any chair cars Ia existence. They will
be 20 feet in length. viii be finished In
he new color recently adopted as the
standard color BY the santa BE aud the
Interior nttings and furnishings Will
also be the best to be found on any
railroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19


County's Hesufts.
special Correspondence.
JsmeE Hot springs May ls--Jas A,
Summers. the probate court clerk. and
Jesus 3 Garcia. deputy county collect.
or. who have been az the springs since
lAat Saturday have rooms al Wen
bornss ston. hotel. when asked hls
opinion of this resort Mr. Summers
said that ~ was the most beautiful
place he had ever seen, and that one
thing he could not understand was
why this resort ia not much more Wis
tied than 30 ia ana WHY u has not be-
come one 1f the largest Ia the United
States Alr Summers is peffecty de-
lighted with the mineral baths be has
taken al Oteros bath house. and saya
he 10 already enjoying better health.
iie remarked that In his estimation.
the wonderful water formation az the
soda dam is the greatest curiosity here.
there belng on top % the dam several
warm springs bubbling up. ana also
cold water bubblnE up only a few
feet from the warm water Mr.. sum
mers viii again visit the springs next
/ September.
hr. NarrowmOre. Mr. Shut and tao
boys. Ar. ana Mrs Garcia and daugh-
ter. son and daughter -ln-law. have
been hffe- camping opposite the bath
/ house fof the last week Mra. Shut
u the wife % Mr Shut. The contract.
or ~ the low-llue ditch. ana Mr. Mar
ro~rn0rs has charge OF the two large
sixteen horse power machines used 10
| digging ,he ditch. A the work on
the ditch vas AZ q standsili the party
came TO the springs tor week = rccrs-
alton Ars. Nhuu has been making
good uen OF her camera durIqE her stay
here. and will have q splendid coilel-
ton Of mountain views 90 s.i0w her
friends on her return home. several
" the party drove 70 the sulphur
springs yesterday. and were delighted
With what they saw, especially the
slld scenery between here ana there.
The party VIII leave tomorrow Tor al
Eodonea where hey expect work will
soon commence aEaan on the ditch.
Several toamatTrs passed here yeater.
day loaded with freight shiCh they are
taking io TO- sulphurs
To-day @ large party ok-rnen with
their camping outnt. and with great
Expectations OF the good time they ars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Glcanar Items Concerning the BLACK Dia
mond Metropolis.

Cleaner Jtcms Concerning the Black Dtn p
mond Metropolis.
The Colorado supply company ar,
receiving 1000 pounds OF beef each
month from Omaha.
The sub-contractOrB on the western
half of the ~. Defiance mail route
has thrown up his contract
win Emory has been nursing typhoid
patients az Clarksville for the past
month. The twelve cases have ali been
cured
Mrs Henderson. who lives az the
Otero mine lost o brother and Ave
nephews In the recent mine disaster at
Winter Quarters. Utah
Palmer with his well boring OUTFIT
has moved 10 Manuellto. having bored
600 feet az Guam and striking a n0w OF
only 10000 gallons os water daily
ON Saturday last Jack kemmer, q
local switchman. attempted 90 set the
brake on box car when the stan
broke and he fcll 20 the ground frac-
turing one of his ribs.
on Tuesday u Navajo Indian working
on the section IN va Clarks gang fel
from the hand car while coming on
from work Tho car ran over him
breaking two ribs ana cutting hi,
right arm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Paragraphs Pertaining o. New Nesiuo's
Hest summer Resort

Paragraphs Pertaining O. New Meatru's
Hest summer Resort
Former Governor A. "a. Bruce, Of
North Dakota. and Col a. X, Green. OF
Lcc0mpton kaa. special agents % the
government land department are here
ia annual conference. comparine notes
etc. GOV Bruce will inspect the sur
yey0r generals 0fico and land ofiiccs
to- morrow. Col greun D. an inspector
OF surveys,
a new train schedule over the Den
yer a Rio urande line went into effect
yesterday whereby the time between
Santa Fc and Colorado points ia short
cncd forty minutes. The passenger
train north bound viii depart at n e..
M. and the south bound train will ar
rive at ii2O y. m
Ex-Governor Burk. % Minnesota. M
spoctor of the surveyor generals oftlce,
who is in the capital. 10 on the sick
list
Mrs. John Bolcs and three children.
OF Hooper. Colo. left on the stage this
morning for Bland Mr noles has lo-
catcd there
The report was IN circulation to-day
that Armour A. Co. were 20 establish
retail meat market here. but u could
be traced t0 no positive source.
Eleven thousand pressed bricks
which the capital board had left over
were sold 10 Max Nordhaus % Las We
gas az go per thousand They were
shipped yesterday.
~ Salmon set force Of men az work
to-day oyerhauling his newly purchas-
cd residence property on Manhattan
street lie says he viii have one os the
prcttlest homes In town there IN a few
months.
A considerable force Of men and
teams began clearing the capitol
grounds this morning. Besides the
sh0velers in the yard ten men and six
teams are hauling the debris and plac-
In gthe same on the public thorough
fares under the supervision OF the city
marshal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
ALAMAooRDo
From the News.

From the News.
Alamogordo viii soon have a cavalry
company.
This week the White Oaks road car
ried two carloads OF Mexican cattle 10
Tularosa for a ranch there,
The Alamogordo Lumber company
has ordered so cars from the Russell
Wheel Foundry company Of Detroit
Good copper ana silver finds are re-
ported In the JRHllas The infux OF
miners has been quite heavy on that
account the past few weeks.
In order 10 prevent tie indiscrimlnats
killing % game In Otero county. Gov.
Otcro has appointd Charles y. Barret
OF Alamogordo as game warden IN and
for Otern county.
sheriff r r. Garrett and Maj w. II.
" Lyewellyn. of Las Cruces have leas-
ed their prospect the Midday. az Jaril.
Ia, 10 Mr. Luna % Las cruces Mr..
Luna Intends TO commence making
shipments very soon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

The Courier has reliable Information
that certain Prescott married man
took his false teeth Out OF his mouth
and went TO sleep on lounge. While
he slept his wife broke the teeth from
thc gold plate and t0uk the plate up
town and sold it 10 "A jeweler. The
plate contains about tiO worth of goid
ana cost about $50. This beats all rec
urda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
DOING GOOD WORK
The Bureau Of immigration Daily Answers In
auires About New Mexico,

The bureau Of immigration to-day
sent papers. pamphlets aud letters res
pectinE the resources OF New Mexico TO
parties in Ei paso. Texas Johnson
city, Tenn, Butler, Pa. Riceville. la.
Joplin. Mo- Denver, COl Davenport
la; Dumas. Tex, New York city; Mo-
cassln. H.. Keil. III. Sac city. Ia;
Scranton, Pa, El Reno. Okla. and
Biendyillc, Mo.
There IL not a week day clapses but
that inquiries about New Mexico are
answered through the malls by the bu-
tcaG and that printed Information
about the territory h sent TO every Sec
tlon OF the United States. Many de-
slrabie settlers are brought 20 every
part OF New Mexico by these means.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
pErp 90 rEusr FILED.
Miuing Property Ia the s.n rsdFo Die
ertVt 1onraFad.

Hialag Property Ia the s.n Pedro Die
uiVt Convsysd.
A deed OF trust was hlsd In the
county recorders othco At santa he
whereby James CarruthsFs. os san Pc
drO. conveys " summers SARA .art.
of Aibuqusrgus, in uust, ths oonsiasra-
ton being tts.uVv, all OF Cafruthofs
ught, ut,e ana Interest in the f0il0WinE
min,ng property situate Ia the haa
Pedro district, south santa Nv c0uniy
Tue Anaconda mining claim and the
lnEcrs0i mninE claim. being the same
premises conveyed tO DarruthUrs ~
Alexander McGashan heudry b. deed
dated JulY 30. 1875. together With al,
dips, spurs. angles. etc Tue document
also stipuiatca that in case OF tho deetn
uf OF "a TOT othof cause burkhart
should tal 10 comply with his duties
ln ADMINISTERING thia trust, then n. ".
clancy, Of AiDuguerque. shall serve as
thc legally constituted trustse,--New
Muxican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
E,.mpt I,ar,lr. I,sesI,.d.

-Four handsome exempt badges we're
presented BY W. c. Leonard 10 a. many
ex-fremen OF the local hre department
for the faithful and excellent service
they performed for the city a number
OF years past The recipients are
Charles n Quler. Harry r.. Russell and
n. 4. Johnson OF Hose company No,
2. and william r Baird Of the Hook
and ladder company. II was several
weeks ago the city council awarded the
medals. but they we're not received un-
90 yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

President Mckinley has vetoed the
bin allowing miners the privilege of
prospecting on tho Navajo reservation.
al work out near keam'H Canon who
have been ordered 10 leave but refuse
TO do ~. The strong arm OF Uncle
Sam has been called for and the boys
viii have TO move out.-Iallup Cleaner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
LAKE no OCEAN


The Atchlson. Topeka a Santa De
can now run Ia trains through from
chicago 10 san Francisco bay great
iolmey of 2sel miles, says the Rail-
way AGE. This has long been the am
billion VI the management. aud dOz-
ca or more years aso President strong
forced from the southern Pacihc a
contract which save the santa Fo run
ring powers over the track % that
company from MOJave to Oakland. An
independent line. however. was the
Ideal aimed al. and this has been ac-
compiished by the purchase and com.
pleiion % the san Francisco a san
Joaquin valley road from Bakeraneld
north TO Port Richmond. opposite San
Francisco. 900 miles. supplemented by
"a contract with the Southern Pacific
Tor the Joint use % itH track between
Moiaye and Bakersheld. 81 mileA The
San Joaquin Valley road, also. hAa a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

An importan, mining deal 10 report
Ed from Bland. The Black dirl group
of mines have been sold. The claims
are nye la number. consisting of the
BIack Glrl. Allerton. iiopeNen POaey
aud Good Hope Among the owners
were John y. spears OF Gallup. IA
ward Mcdler. % Albuquerque. George
iiofhrins Edward Smith and Judge =.
w. Young of Rland. whose interests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
Humr IoNrs, Tnr rrllLrn.
Put ~ brilliant Game sundal After.
uoon iu NJ. Louis.

Bert Jones. the we'll known Albu-
querque base ball pitcher, who haF rem
dered most excellent service la the box
this season FOR the 81 Louis Browns.
surpassed an anticipation of hts most
Intimate friends last sunday in the big
game with the Brooklyn club. lie
Kept the hits well scatt- red and az the
conclusion of the contest the score
board read 80 Louis g. Brooklyn. o.
Following 10 a clipping from the Mon
day ~ Louis Globe Democrat;
The victory Was gained through a
preponderancc % "bingiiug" and dar-
Ing work on the sacks % the local
band. while the ahut-out resulted from
Mr. Robert Jones. of distant Colorado.
pitching the game % hia iife. epd %.
ceiying support % gilt-edged sort
Barring "Bumpua' Jones. and Bum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

have now been transferred TO H. w.
Woodbury. Of Denver. the consideration
being taeOo0 That H. he takes a nine
" day bond on the group, will expend
a certain sum In development work.
and u the claims prove as attractive
az they look he agrees 10 pay $4,000
nnah for lhnm.