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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
MURDER OVER CANE on CARDS.
Cold Hooded Deed Near las VeRas--Frcc
dom to Murderer.

Cold Hooded Deed Near Las Vegas Frce-
dom la Murderer.
one o. the most unproyokod murders
ever pcpeiratesi in New Mexico Occur-
red hast Monday on the Goldcnburg
ramon, about seventy miles from
Las Vegas. While at a game al cards
Hiplito Grieeo shot and killed Nicholas
Jaranitio. There WINS no apparni rca-
son for the crime. The PARTIES had MT
been drinking, nor was there any en-
nifty botween the men.
0Oldenburg employs a number u
men on his large ranch ana a party Of
his Mexican employees were living IN a
tent ana looking after sheep at one end
Of the ranch. An members of this
party were out % the tent exccps the
two mentioned when the shooting oc-
ourred, burt Immediately The other mem
bern stw Griego standing Ia the doOg
OF the tent with tho smoking pisioa Ia
HE hand. He claims the shooting was
IN self defense, but the unfortunate vic
tim WIS defenseloss ami when seen as
soon as the mon could get TO him, was
unconscious and unable to give gcc1uri
Of the affair.
DEATH or MISSOURI WOMAN.
Mrs. Simon X. Lewis. the widow ~ a
pioneer wholesale furnishor Of Kansas
city, died at tie hUue Of her son. /. X.
Lewis. IN Las Vegas. Sunday after
noon. She was the mother Of laiar X
aud Benjamin Lewis, prominent mer-
cinanth 1'he body was taken 20 Kansas
sity. where the funeral viii be- held.
MURDERER AT LARGE.
Great Indignation has been anluscd IN
Las Vegas by che aston of the sheriff
In allowing Nianor Herrera, who has
been convicted % murder and sentenced
- serve ton years In The penitcnt,ars
20 run az large Ito was rcfuscd bali
by the judge al the last term Of court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Notice Is hereby given thai b. virtue Of and
under the authufi.y of . hnal Judgment fra
desrd nn the aafd diy OF July, a, u 1900, ~
the district court In aud Tor bgrnaiillo county
n aud Tor the territory OF New MeAGo, tn
cause No. hb4S wherein Kate itaEEul Was thf
plaintiff, aud hlbeft Hafit George W Wood
and Frederick NJ. Hatlffd we're defendants,
i, the undersigned, I, =, Huhbeil' appointed
M said Judgment special masicf TOT sue pure
pose Ol executing said Judgment oy aruing
The herein described pfupcfty, VII ouef tui
sale aud sell 10 the Highest bidder tot cash. AZ
the front door 0l the Court House " the said
county oi bomallllo, al 10 o'clock y ihe fore
noon IT ihc 21th day Of August a, - leuV'
die following described properly Lots M N
hered one a. tWo I'D aud three 49, Ia block
numbered iOun zen tt'i Lot number trten
tg M block numbered thirteen iiali Lot
number els (Hl in block numbered ten 1lol
all Ia tue kaslrTn addition 10 the town mos
city, ~ AlhuquFUlut, New MEXICO, AZ ane"n
on the plat " SAID addition inside ~ N y
Mack, 4. ~, and died ln the once OF the pro.
bate clerk and "a .utiicio Tecofdcl ~ SAID
isHQ a. \. uunnHIL,
special Master.
X. W. u. BRYAN,
Attorney fnr Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Simon Stern. the Railroad avenue
clothier and gents furniaher. who was
back east on "a purchaaing tour. return
81 TO ths city hast nighi. and he states
positively thaa he purchased Tor hls
store the biggest and best stock % fan
aud winter goods ever brought to this
city. lie wili add a merchant tailoring
department 10 his a0re, ana brought
along with him. Mike Goldman. a frst-
clasa tailor u Chicago, Mr. Stern says
that while passing through the cry Of
Las Vegas yesterday he was informed
thai che railroad company expected g.
begin ON improvements here about
September 1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
DROPOsALs FOR FEEn, WOO, HAY.
h sAs ssISse AS lsd ssAN k 9ss@

DROPOsALs FOR FEEn. woo, HAY.
4 kAlSfNs AID BRAN. y. 3. Indian
school Service Albuqusruue, n. a., August
~, 1900. SkALkD pROFOSAi ~ endorsed
Proposals for Feed, etc." ~ the case
may be, aud addres cd % the undersigned AZ
= lbuguc7quc, n. ~, viii be received ~ THE
school until two o'clock b "a, ~ srptemucf %.
1900, for furnishing and deliveflng a. this
school ~ may be required during fiscal year
ending June 30, 1901 10000 pounds of feed,
30 cnfds wood 90 tons hay. aUuu pounds raj.
sins Hid 10000 pounds bran, AZ Der apr ihra-
tons obtaiaable ~ school biddefs will state
clearly Ia their bids che proposed price of each
article offered fuf delivery under q contract,
All articles 20 offered Flil Doe subject a. uaid
inspection. The glght 81 reserved 90 reject any
and All bids OF any part ~ any N irrmrd inf
tle best Interest uf thr service. CERTIFIED
ChhA X = zach bid must be accompanied
BY certified check OF draft upon some United
states depository OF solvent national bank
made payable 90 The order Of the Comm salnner
Of lhdian AhAiu, for at least FIVE 4 Il
GENI ~ the amount Of the proposal, which
check of draft Nill - forfeited To- the United
states IN case any blddef of bidders receiving
an award shall fall 70 promptly execute con-
tract with good aud sufficient surct -. other.
wise 10 be returned 60 the bidtgf, Hlds ac-
companied BY cash In lieu OF certified cnccks
will not be considered. fog auy further in.
formation. apply 70 kALrH r. CoLLiNa,
Superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

"DEAR Mas. PisKmANi--I wns alels for
two years with falling Of the womb, snd
Inflammation OF the ovaries aud bladder.
1 was oloated very badly. My left limb
would swell 10 ! could not step on my
foot had such bearing down palms
could not strAighten up or walk aoross
the room and such shooting pains would
90 through me that thought could
not stand II. Ny mother got me q bottle
Of Lydia y. PinkhAn's Vegetable Com.
pound and told me 10 try lie took slx
bottles aud now, thanks 10 your won.
derful medicine, nn q we'll " lman. Z"
Nina EIsln BnTAM, Otisville, Mich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

tlon " W ~ MEANS eura, Al thrsa
were sigpngsna IN the country.
The ioea TO the Helen Mining com
pany 10 about $40 IN cash, besides the
icweify and guns. which ~ about 500
more. The postofllcc losa, has not yet
be- apcertaincd. owinR TO the fact that
tie money taken was secured entirely
from registered packages.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Notice ia hereby given thai will on the 5ssi
day OF May, A, D., louu, offer tor sale and sell
a. tue highest bidder los cash, eight bonds at
the school distf,ct OF precinct No, Is. VI her.
nalillu county, New MEXICO, OF the denomi.
nation of siK hundred dollars each. which
iavv bTcn issued according 10 laW for the puf.
rone Of building = school house IN said pre-.
cinct j. l.. PEhKA,
Treasurer uG Bernaililo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Territory Of New Mexico.
County ~ hefualillo,
In the. DiaffIlf Cul9rt

Territory Of New Mexico.
County ~ Hefualiln,
In the. District Court }
Hestle May Llnham, Plaintiff.
W. No. OHoa,
W iliinm iarham, Defendant }
To William i.arham You are hereby mott
ted that a suit has been commenced aualnst
you by the said II ettic way Iauham, ufayinH
that she bonds oi matfimony nuV existing be.
tween you and the said plaintiff. icttie May
tanhafn, be forever SOLVED on the grounds
Of Abandonment aud failure 10 ~ 2gun That
unless you enter your appeafanSs -aid suit
on OF bcfo this 10Th day Of SEPTEMBER A, ID
1900, a decree pfu-cnnfesfo viii o. eatered
AZ alnst you.
HARRY r. OwHN
Ciefk ~ said uistfilt Court.
FELIN IA. LEaTKR.
Attorney lUs Plaintiff,
OfliCc aud Post Otlic alnreaa
Cromwell Block,
Albuquerque, N. a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
REFRIaEnAroR oAns


AiNN hNhhNhN
The Santa Re o0ntempiates ordering
900 new refrigerator cans. The manage
meni OF the road is now receiving bids
fJF their construction. and the contract
VIII be- iei IN the near future.
The care Will be OF the standard slxg
IN length, f.rty feet, ana are 10 be 81
che latest design. They viii be used "a
handle the California frui, business and
will be- placed Ia seryice az soon az com.
piCted ana delivered.
IL 10 anticipated that the shipments Of
fruit from California this fan and win
toe viii be exceedingly heavy, and Il ID
thought advisable on this account 10 In
crease the refrigerator ~qulpment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
surc..sfaI Operation.

Three weeks ago. br. g. r. Phillips
was called TO attend utile boy who
lives with Miss Gutlerres, north - the
city, who had been kicked In the head
by "a horse. on examination the doctor
found that the skull had been broken
and shattered. and after refuoying a
number Of bones he iiatteued % 25-cent
piece and placed Il on the hole IN the
rluH and aewcd u up. The boy has
entirely recovered and VIII always be
tWenty cents ahead Considering
the fact That the doctor had none ~
his special surgical Instruments with
him FOR case 81 8hat Kind. the 0pcra-
tion WIS one that deserved notice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
GLADYS BLAKELY.
Tho Four-Nea r-Old Toe Dancer New la
NrM NnTA.

New hufAs
The youngest toe dancer on tho Amer
lean stage n little Gladys Blakeiy she
h but 4 years old and dances with the
perfection 81 one VINO has had long
training but she has only been studying
foi a little over a year
Baby GLADYS % a born dancer. From
tho time when she irs, learned 40 bal
ance nor little body uhe has danced
along nfcs pathway. she h an enthu-
uiast also. and pniotices from three 10
four hours q day Indeed she has 10 be-
ooaxed to rest her iiule liua,s.
Tue baby toe dancer has performed
az the Grand opcra house on soyeml O.
oanl0ns, also al sho Manhattan and
KnlolerbOoNer clubs. Last season she
played several engagements In cAnnda
and the northern part Of the state.
shO wHs born IN Albuquerue ~ NJ.
and a the Csiaan fair during the winter
Wa known az the Mexican Babe"
Ia her CONGREGATION Baby Gladys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

-. A. sanjule, a FORMER woll-known
resident ~ Gallup. arrived here from
liaTrtow, To take the position Of division
foreman. made vacant by the promotion
Of n. H. Harlow Mr.. aanlule has been
division forgman az Barstow for che
past two years. Mru. Saniue and
children are visiting ainong their rola-
lives Ia Mic'higun, They wiz rsturn .n
Ontoher
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
OVARIAN TROUBLES.

lydia n. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Cares Them Two Letters from Women.
"DEAR hRs, PINKuAM I'll write 20
tell yOu Of the good Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
me. Iwas sick In bed about Eve weeks
The right side Of my abdomen panied
me and was 30 swollen and sore that l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Professor Ralph Collins, superiutcnd-
ent Of me local government Indian
school. left last night FOR the Moqul res
Dcurlng s.ih0laTa Cor "a BchOOi here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

after a while began 10 grow weak
auOn 20 away and cure itself. but
u didn't Il grew worse. and
then ! began % spit up q pccu.
liar looking substance I never
thought IT consumption. hut on1
day ihad hsmoffhage. and then
was frightened in earnest and
did just what you would do. !
rushed o. the doctor. lie was
either too busy, or something
else, for he didn't dome any good
! kept going on down hill. aud the
outlook was bad Things took a
different turn. however. when I
heard Of Ackefs English Remedy
for Consumption. for I took N,
and u not only cufcl my cough.
ing and splitting. but also built up
my whole system | took on per-
manent flesh. and today am Just
as healthy q man as you can ind
IN a weeks travel. You may be
sure ] always keep Ackcrs Eng
lish Remedy IN the house, and Il
Is a good thing I do so, for one
night my youngest child was
seized with Group. That hoafsc.
wheeEy cough was the FIRST siglIal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

could not walk. The -
doctor told my hus-
band would have 10
undergo an operation. BsSNS
This 1 refused to do MANY
until / had given your [SgTS 3fkN
medicine trial. lie- K ~ -
fore I had taken ~ AilIv.q
one bottle tho ~, Y.jllfss.tf
sweiling be- (3YTSN WILW
gan 10 disaP- ~ H FIN
pear. con- x III
tlnued 10 uae s0GsU
your medicine ----SVI
until the swelling l
WAS entirely gone. III l
When the doctor W -
much surprised 90 Ms -.
see mo 10 much - -
better. "--MRs. MARY SAITH, ArllngtO
lows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
X. W. ID. BRYAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Territory Of New MeKieo.f
County ~ hcfnalillu,
ln tbs District C0un,
Mary Russell
William j. Russell

william J. Russell
To william J. Russell, the above named
dCirndanii alfi
You an hereby notified that the above ca.
titled cause 10 pending Ia the said court that
ihe above named piaInuh Mafy Russell seeks
~ aaid cOuu 90 obtain, an absolute divofce
ifnm YOU the said defendant on the grounds
~ Abandonment and iailLfr a. support. and
the care aud custody Vt her two minor child
ren, aud unless you enter your Appearance ~
raid cause and die ln answer iO the complaint
in said cause un of hciufo the otll day ~ DCto.
bcf, A. u. 1900 Judgement vii b. rendered
against you ttAhkf " OWN,
CLERK VI said Count,
X. w ID. BRYAH, attorney iOr plaintiff,
AlbuqurrQur, NJ Nj,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
.ATARRk

The white Elephant resort. George
H. Neher, proprietor Is tcing fixed 40
In goOd style g. receive fair visitors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Nasal Ca,arrh quiekly .ftottoat-
mont ~ Llya Cream balm, " nero'a
ably art.nntic. % 81 receiver u 60
no8irile. ccanscs end hUala ill., uUH.1 sHf-
face over which it diiuara its, fa"..,fI
soll tho zoe. slsa Trial o.. u I'D
cents Test u and 1I nr. sut. continue
tho Treatment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
For You to Read

What puzzled me the beginning that kept losing aes without
trouble
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

osl
saved all
lock and
Hon NJ
". n ,prssns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
SEVERAL HEAVY
DEALS IN LAND.
Sheep and Stock Raisers Are Sc
curing Some Big Ranges
THE CROKER RANCH SOLD.
WINNER and Williams, OF Payson'
the Purchasers - Chambers ana
whitney Buy a Big Tract

The closing Of the forest reserves, to-
gcther with the condition Of the ranges
IN this State has brought a good many
sheep men face to face with a rather
difficult problem WINNER & Williams
Of Payson. who are among the largest
sheep owners IN Utah county have
solved II BY securing the big Croker
ranch, on Bear river, near Woodrun,
Rich county, comprising 1900 acres OF
irrigated hay land This Is one OF the
best known ranch properties In that
section. In connection with this they
have secured from the Union Pacific
an immense tract Of $500 acres just
east Of the Croker ranch, and twenty
miles north and west Of Evanston
These gentlemen are now independent
Of forest reserves and do not care whe-
Their they remain open or are closed.
Another heavy purchase Of railway
land, now made public Tor the hrst
time, was recently made by Il. G..
Chambers and bis partner. Mr.. Whit
ney, by which they came In possession
Of 1900 acres In summit county, south
from Evanston. Wyoming,
The Deseret Live Stock company Is
Just closing a deal for 10000 acres near
Croydon Morgan county, and located
on Lost Creek
These heavy deals are attracting n
great deal Of attention among sheep
and stock men throughout the STATE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24

plauae. The affair was under the man.
agement Of William II. Loyesy and
that Il was highly appreciated was
shown By the crowded house and the
demonstrations OF entire satisfaction.
On Friday night the same company
played the drama, The Flower OF the
Family" which was also very success
fully given.
An entertainment viii be given In
the Twenty-fourth ward meeting house
Wednesday evening, Feb. 2sth. for the
benefit OF Elder NJ A. Miller. who is TO
depart on mission 20 Great Britain.
A select program has been arranged
for the occasion
The following interesting program
will be rendered In the Thirteenth ward
assembly rooms on Wednesday evening
next, beginning at SIS;
.nyocation.. :. :. 80. ..Alma Taylor
Piano solo.,...... :. ...Lizzie Thomas
"A Dream. O.. :. =. .. judith Anderson
Palestine" " .. ,u.K Kate Butler
THE Rosary. .. ........Lutie Grant
There, Little Girl. Don't Cry.
-. r.. =. .."..,. ....Will r. Sibley
'Rarebits' d. .. 49,. Utahn Quartet
zone Dear Heart" ..o.. Sarah Patten
"Biddy's Trials Among the Van,
KEGS. -. .. 81. ....John NJ. knight
Photographic Effusions" B., .. .,.,
.,u.., .. q. 49,. Henry r. Welman
"Vulcans Song. .. Walter Wallace
"Schoolmaster Beaten" ..Nellle Boyer
a. Goodbye, Sunshine and Flow
tIs q. e. - s.s.sss.s.'s''''
b. Because She Kissed it"......
..,n e. -. ...... ...LQulse Savage
bon Bons" ..... .....GeOrge -. Pyper
chocolates 80, .,.,..,..,..W WIN Wits
Sunset ,,... O.. ., q. q. ELSIE BarroWs
Where Did You Come From. Baby
Dcar?'. ...... ..Gwendolyn Lewis
IAN Arabian Romance" H. S. Goddard
Benediction.. 49,. George +. Wo0lley
No encores; Gwendolyn Lewis, ac-
oompanist
Groups OF pretty pictures Of the lead
Ing members Of the Nineteenth ward
Home Opera company were placed at
conspicuous points on the streets today
and greatly admired by the throngs Of
passersby. The company Will begin
four-nights' engagement In the ward
meeting house on Thursday evening
next. The sale Of seats has now eX-
ceeded $500 and Manager Selden Claw
son says that success is assured be-
y0nd any question OF doubt. He was
busy today supervising the removal OF
scenery from the Salt Lake Theater
to the new stage In the ward hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
REPORTER TAKES POISON.
c, !, Kline Becomes Discouraged and Al.
iemps Suicide.
Takes Poison Because lie Could Not
Secure Employment Scene In tue
Herald Editorial Rooms.

4 young newspaper man, who gave
his name as f. ]. Kline. from Pitts
burg. Pa, but more recently from
Portland, entered the Herald editorial
room last evening and asked for EN-
ployment Being Informed that there
was no opening for him, he left the
building. went down 10 Smiths drug
store. secured some morphine tablets
and returned 20 the Herald. Taking a
seat In front OF the city editor, he be-
gan talking OF his hard luck and said
that he was at the end Of the rope.
Kline then wrote his Will. leaving all
his earthly possessions TO Miss Eva ~
Kline, his sister.
lie asked one OF the reporters TO mail
II, which was done. Kline then said
GOOD bye" and ate several tablets Of
morphine.
City Physician King was at once sent
for, and Kline was removed TO the POI
lice station EmetiCs were admins
tered, and he was out Of danger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA.
c. r. Savage Returns and Talks Of
Conditions There.

c. r. Savage. the veteran photograph
or and book and stationary man, has
Just returned from a pleasant visit to
California. Mf. Savage states that bus
mess is better IN the Golden Gate state
than It has been for many years and
that the people are exceedingly hopeful
as 10 the future IN most sections, There
have been abundant rains IN the north
ern part Of the state, though fear Is
again entertained Of drought In the
southern part.
Immense quantities Of supplies are
constantly being shipped 10 the Philip
pine Islands. Most OF the traffic is
carried on by the government In behalf
OF the brave soldier boys who are In
that far away archipelago attempting
20 bring about condition OF peace.
Many private ships however, are car
rylng freight 10 and from the Islands
and a profitable commercial business IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL BANQUET.
Members Of Tenth Ward Attest Their
Esteem for S. s, Teachers.

The members Of the Tenth ward Sun
day school gave a banquet TO their
teachers and officers last evening, and
the large hall. attested the enjoyment
Of the occasion with echoes OF laughter
and applause.
Walter Sloan made an excellent toast
master and the responses were an very
Interesting The past. present and fu-
ture Of the Sunday school were respond
ed to by J. O. Woods, ~ i, Collett and
Miss Jessie Davis respectively. II. A.,
Reeve made a happy response TO Our
Teachers"
Bishop Adam splers delivered a
thoughtful address THE Golden Day
Of Life. Youth and superintendent
T. c. Griggs spoke OF youth as a dream
Of happiness" our Cause. Truth was
expatlated upon by Miss Bertha Ander-
son, and G. W Symons forecasted the
future OF the Sunday school In an enter
tanning speech.
Mlrthful songs were rendered by II. Z.
Miller. Miss Annie Spokes and A. L.
Brady George Buckle got out Of max
Ing a humorous speech 10y saying that
'hreWty Is the soul Of wit" and re-
sumlng his seat
The entertainment was concluded
with dancing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
TO FIGHT THE BOERS.
Mother Of James Hamilton Wants Her
Son 20 Fight for Old England.


James Hamilton. Utah miner. leaves
this city next Tuesday for London,
where he will enlist in one OF the Brit
ish regiments and go out to South Afri-
ca to fight the Beers. Mr Hamilton
makes this move at the request Of his
aged mother, who resides In England
Mrs. Hamilton Is 80 years old and In
letter 20 her son recently. said she
would cable him the money for his re-
turn 90 England. The old lady's love
Of country Is so strong that she herself
is anxious that her boy should fight
In SIS defense.
With Mr.. Hamilton's leaving II viii
make the second utahn that has taken
up arms for England in the present
struggle, the first being George X. Rees.
former member Of Battery Il, who
fought in the Philippines, and Is now
fighting the Dutch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
INSTRUCTED HIGHWAY.
Hollle Store, Of Spring Hollow Canyon, Liable
10 be Arrested,
Refused TO Allow Peter Gray and
Lorenzo Price 10 Travel over
Public Road.

Peter NJ Gray and Lorenzo Price who
some time ago leased from Judge lie
Grand Young stone quarry in Spring
Hollow canyon, called at the county at
torney's office today and made COM
plant against a notorious woman
named Mollle Stone. whom they want
arrested for obstructlng the highway
and intlmidating travellers
AZ the mouth Of Spring Hollow cam
yOn, which Is about six miles southeast
Of salt Lake City is a road leading to
the Washington and other quarries
James Thompson until recently claimed
this road as his own private property
and refused 10 allow anyone TO travel
on II. Suit was brought against him
by the Washington Stone Quarry COM
pany and Salt Lake county. and the
district court decided against him and
held the road was public highway
Thompson therefore was compelled to
remove all obstruction.
Mr. Stone has a chicken ranch on the
new road and for certain reasons have
always objected to people passing her
place
AaN MNHHiHs way anu liiNf
Were on he way 10 the quarry with
their tools. when they We're met by
the woman. who said they could not
travel that road and that II they want
ed 20 reach the quarry, they would have
TO go round some other way There
was no other road leading 10 the quar-
ny and. the men 20 Informed Mrs
Stone. but the lady" was obdurate
and said she didn't care. One thing
she was certain OF. and that was they
were not going 90 pass her place over
that road The men tried TO reason
with the woman. but TO no purpose
Finally not desiring TO use force with
a woman, the men reiterated, and this
morning made complaint to Assistant
County Attorney Van Colt, who may
issue a warrant for Mr.. Stones arrest.