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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01
Found Dead In st. Joseph.

st. Joseph, No., Jan. 29.-William
McCauley, for many years bridge
constructor in the employ of the Chi
cago Great Western railway, was
found dead yesterday in the northern
part of the city and a theory of MUIR
der is being investigated His home
was at Savannah, Mo. McCauley and
his wife arrived in the city Saturday
on visit with friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Guthrie, Ok, Jan. ga call has
been issued for a convention of the
Anti-Saloon league at Oklahoma City
on February s, which delegates from
religious and temperance organiza-
tons in the two territories are to at
tend. A permanent territorial organ
ization will be effected and officers
elected. The question of establishing
permanent headquarters also will
be discussed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Washington, Jan. 3O.-Gen. Shat,
ter has telegraphed the war depart
ment complete list of remains Of
1855 soldiers brought to San Fran.
cisco from the Philippines on the
transport City of Pekin. All of
these bodies that are not claimed
by relatives or friends for private in
terment will be buried in the nation
al cemetery at the Preside of San
Francisco. Among the bodies are
those of Lewis W. Ferguson, COM
pany B; Howard A. Odds, company
+; George W. Vancil, company !, and
Oscar G. Thorne, of the Twentieth
Kansas regiment,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Pittsburg, Kan, Jan. 29.-The FIVE
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schnake, who live near shaft No. 5
of the Weir Coal company, south of
this city, was burned to death Sat
urday afternoon The little girl was
out in the yard playing near burning
grass that had been fired for the pur-
pose of cleaning the yard and her
clothing caught fire.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01
photographed In the Nude.

De Soto, No., Jan. pa huge Scan
dial has made its appearance among
the ranks of the 400 of Jefferson
county's capital. The sale of dead
mans effects revealed the secret and
exposed the fact that a number Of
young girls and young matrons had
been posing in the altogether before
a negro photographer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Washington, Jan, eT,-The greater
portion of the session of the house
yesterday was devoted to eulogies
upon the life and public services of
the late Vice President Hobart. The
tributes pald to his memory were not
the usual perfunctory eulogies, but
breathed the love and admiration and
respect in which he was universally
held. Those who spoke were Messrs.
Gardner, Stewart, Parker, Fowler and
DAILY, of New Jersey; Mr., Payne, Of
New York; Mr., Dalzell and Mr.,
Brosius, of Pennsylvania; Mr.. Rich
nrdson, of Tennessee and Mr. Griggs,
of Georgia. Before the eulogies he
gan the conference report on the CEN
sus bill was adopted and an attempt
was made to pass a bill to pay the
cost of repairing the Manila cable,
which Dewey cut just prior to his
great victory. Opposition developed
however, and it went over,
Representative Jenkins, of Wiscon'
sin, yesterday introduced a joint res
olution, providing for an amendment
to the constitution giving congress
the power 10 create corporations fol
the purpose of commerce between the
states including railroad, telegraph
telephone, transportation, express ant
sleeping car companies and giving
congress power of control over suel
corporations. The bill is made to ap
ply TO all territory over which thu
United States has sovereignty ant
jurisdiction.
A resolution was adopted calling
uuou he secretary OF the interior fol
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Lexington. Mo-, Jan. 29.-The Office
of the Harris Anderson Lumber com
pany was burned at one o'clock yes
terday morning. The charred re-
mains of Joseph UT, Sr., were found
in the ruins. UU had been sleeping
in the Office for some time past.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01
Eaten by Canulbals.

Victoria, b. c., Jan. 27.-Details
have been received of the killing Of
the captain and crew of the schooner
Nikamarra on one of the islands of
the Admiralty group by the natives
who are cannibas. II is said that an
of the victims were eaten.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Bnenos Ayres, Jan. 2'.-0f'icial no.
,ifcation has been received of the APP
pearance of the bubonie plague at
Rosario, on the west bank of thePara-
ma. about $50 miles by water north
west of Buenos Ayrcs. The govern
ment has issued decree of absolute
isolation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Washington, Jan. e1.-Secretary of
the Navy Long, at the request OF Rep
resentative Gaines, has presented the
city of Nashville, Tenn. one-pound
Hotchkiss gun which was aboard the
gunboat Nashville and was the first
American gun fired in the Spanish
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Washington, Jan. 27.-Gen. Greedy
has experienced quite setback in
the steady improvement of his condi-
ton in the shape of cold contracted
while on visit to the war depart
ment. He is confined to his bed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

The Indian appropriation bill was
reported to the house yesterday. 1t
carries s7,OO0,O00.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01
The Interment Of Gen. Stanton.

Washington, Jan. 97.--A military
escort of caval'y and artillery has
been provided for the remains of the
late Gen. T. II. Stanton, which are
expected to arrive to-day from Omaha.
The honorary pallbearers will be Sem
ator Hawley, Senator Shoup, Adj. Gen.
Corbin, Gen. George NJ. Randall, Gen.
Absalom Baird and Maj. John NJ. Car
son. The interment will be at Ar
lington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01

Two masked men held up the Chi
cago 4 Alton night operator at Bow
ling Green. No., securing $40.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-02-01
CENSUS CONFERENCE.
Supervisors Conclude Their Meeting
About Securing an Enumeration.
FREE TRADE WITH PUERTO RICO.
Gen. oils Furnishes Transportation to ks'
leased spanish Prisoners-tnternent OF
Zen. Stanton Na.hv.ils Gets Gun
Gen. Greely Has Setback.

Washington, Jan. 27.-rhe census
supervisors concluded their meeting
yesterday. The conference, it is be-
lieved, will have valuable results be-
cause of the interchange of opinion
as to the best manner to secure an
enumeration. Dr. Fred Wines, assist
ant director of the census, within a
few weeks will travel through the
south as far as New Orleans, stopping
at the principal cities, where he will
call conferences of supervisors in the
work of taking the census. The ship
ment of schedules will begin about
February /.
Free Trade with Puerto Rico.
Washington, Jan. 27.-Dr. S. O.
Knapp. rice producer of Lake
Charles. La, was heard yesterday by
the insuar committee of the house as
to the advantage of free trade with
Puerto Rico in giving market on
the island for American rice. He said
there was a large surplus of our crop
of "broken rice" and this was Just
the lower grade that the Puerto Ri
cans desired. Enormous quantities
are imported annually into Puerto
Rico and the Philippines, DR.. Knapp
held therefore that free trade would
not alone be beneficial in giyingltheil
products a market here, but also IN
giving a market for the surplus OF
American rice of lower grades
Spanish Prisoners Given Transportation.
Washington, Jan. 27-The progress
of the movement begun about three
months ago. towards the return tc
Spain of the prisoners released from
the Filipinos IS reported by Gen. Otis
in the following cablegram received
at the war department yesterday from
Manila: 'Released Spanish prisoners
"a officers, 1000 enlisted men, 90 civ
ilan officials, q wives and 35 chill
dren, were furnished transportation
to Spain yesterday"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
Internal I,s,ennr nmrn.

AZ he Office OF the collector II inter-
nal revenue for the district of New
Mexico and Arizona. the force Is busy
Just now closing the fiscal years work
and making ready for the new fseal
year, which begins July 1. All internal
revenue taxes fail due on this date. and
business men must be notified OF this
fact u IL found that the Increase IN
business over last year. exclusive ot tho
war revenue stamps receipts. Is about
20 per cent, The total income OF the
Office this year viii approximate $40
900, which Is an increase OF 20 pet cent
over the previous year. and more than
double what the receipts OF the afiS q
were prior 60 Collector A. l.. Morris0l'A
term.---New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
DIsrnIcr CONN.
several Important Cases Disposed 81 by
Ills Honor.

several Important Cases Disposed 81 by
His Honor.
The case o. Jesse s.. Gale ana wal
ter }. Farr w. Raimundo Saina was
tried here this morning on a charge %
venue from Valencia county The tea-
timony showed that the plaintiffs pur-
chased several hundred head of sheep
Ia SocOrro county which were 10 be
delivered nj Lamy Junction by the de-
PENDANT when the shipment arrived
IN Lamy n number ~ sheep were miss
Ing and the plaintiffs brought a repie-
win suit against Salas for that number.
4 Judgment was found and the defend
ant requested 10 deliver the missing
sheep OF refund the money paid for
them to the plaintiff n. 3. Hodey rep-
resented the defendant and ". V cha
veg appeared Tor the plaintiff
The question 81 the allowance ~ the
Indebtedness against the bankrupt, J.
A. Johnson. came up on a petition Tor
a review ~ the findings ~ the excep-
lions ~ the allowance If the referee. p.
q Rodey. on a note % 81 600 The main
point made by the petition FOR a review
was whether the statute ~ limitations
had run ne 90 the 1880 note -. r.
Adams represented J. A. johnson. ana
A. n. MsMillen appeared Tor the agent
~ the stockholders 81 the defunct Al
huqueroue National bank. while John.
ston A. Finical looked out for She in
ieresta 81 the receiver % the New Mex
leo Savings Bank and Trust company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

pssa completed end oghsra 49, IN
course ~ construction. Contractor n.
rnfnya has q force 81 workmen en-.
gagged IN the erection % n store build
Ing for a. Simpler on south Second
street. Just outside the city limits
Work MAS begun on tho foundation
FOR this structure last week and now
the mon are rushing the building o.
completion. Ne ground dimensions are
2oxe0 feet ana the material used II
adobe.
The many friends " Mrs % W.
Johnston, vito ~ the well-known atiOf.
ncy % this city. win be- pleased 20 learn
of her hcinE able Co he ~ and around
after her unfortunate experience w a
runaway accident a couple 81 weeks
ago, She was thrown Violently from
her carriage ana sustained serious In
jury while out driving, and " u now
thought she viii entirely recover.
g. q. Cushman. the popular CONNER.
cini traveller. IL golnG 10 Kansas on a
sad mission. TeloFrams came 10 this
city last week announcing the serious
Illness of Mr. cushmau's father. who re-.
sides on farm near Council Grove.
lSas Mr.. Cushman was In southern
Arizona ON u business trip Tor his house
and on receiving the message. started
home. and viii no through this city Co.
uirht on hls way 90 his fathers bed.
slide.
Ralph ~ Coleman has arrived from
Denver and accepted the pOsitioa 81 en-
glnccr and electrician OF the local eiec-
| trical light works. lie has had a wide
| pNpCrienau with mae hlurry and for q
/ number ~ years was an cmplOye iu
the Brooklyn navy yards WIN. Hollo'
way. formerly in charge of the olcctri'
cal works here. has resigned. but VII
continue 60 reside la this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19


IN the District Court of tho County Of
hernallllo, Territory Of New Moxico
Gross. blackwell and Company and
CHARLES Waugh, Trustee W Marion
- Kennedy, administrators 81 the CO.
tate of Charles W. Kennedy. drCoaaod
and devised, and Mabel Kennedy. minor
dcyiaee
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue q
a DEGREE % said disiuHt court of Her.
nalillo county. enterd the above entitled
cause on The l2th day VI Maroh A. b.
1907, wherein the PLAINTIFF. Gross. Black
well a 60. were decracd to have "a lien
prior ana superior so an other upon the
property hereinafter described Tor the
sum ui talV.N, iogvtnCr Win interest on
annum from the said 18th day OF March,
A. H. 1919, and ta0O attorneys fcra and
costs OF suit
And whereas by sald decree the under
signed was appointed special maaifr and
was authorized 90 advertise ANA sen no
said property upon failure VI the said de-
PENDANTS 90 paY said Judgment within
ninety days after date % same.
Vow, Therefore. ]. the undersigned us
such special master, Is virtue and au-
thurity in me vested BY said dccrol. san
% Tuesday, the i2ih day OF june. a -.
1871, unless said Judgment o. gully paid
and satisfied by said date, al the hour III
eleven o'clock ia the forenoon af said day
az tbs front door Of he court house 90
the county 81 herualiilo. in che Territory
~ New Mexico. f0F the purpose OF sst.
isfying said Judgment and decree. which
on said day 81 sale aforesaid VIII amount
20 hse.1l. together wtih an coais OF suit
aid costs 81 sale, including 70 Zee 90 tha
underBiH ned aa special master tor ths
making 81 this sale. offer Tor sale aud ssll
az public vendue al the highest and best
bidder for cash the following described
real estate situate, lying and being in tho
County Of b.rnnlilso and Territory ~
New Mexico to=Wit.
An undivided ono-half interest OF chat
certain tract ~ land commencing "a "A
point beinE the intersection OF the north
line Of piece o. land owned BY li nern-
sune with che western line OF the right
Of way OF the New Mexico and southern
Perinc Railway Company. and running
thence ln westerly direction two hum
dred ana seventy ave varna. thence ln a
southeriy direction one hundred yaraa
thence iu "A westerly direction Two hum
northcrly direction one hundred and
eighty varas; thence in an eislsrig dlruc-
ton two hundred varas more ~ losa
thence IA southeriy direction seventy
Varafi thence ln AN eaHtcfiy direction two
hundred ana seventy Ave VarHH, thcucu ln
q aoWthuriY direction sixty yafaa 10 tho
place OF beginning. SAID land helns
bounded on The north by the land OF the
heirs Of Franclaco Pcfea. deceased on
the east by tho New Mexico and south
ern Pacific Raiiroad company on the
west BY the Land Of she heirs VI W. scott
Moore. deceased. and being situate about
one mile north 0f the railroad depot "a
the town OF Albuquerque, N. M.
THOMAS A HthhELtL
special Master
FELIX II. LESTER
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
COURT NEWS
Cases Heard by Judge Crampaeker TO-
cay aud Disposed 81 in short Order.


cay aud Disposed of Ia short Order.
In the case Of Thomas z. Robinson
W. G.. H. Kennedy, et. al "A motion for
Judgment by Anna Young Crowley was
oycrrulod ana cause referred to ". H..
Lee, referee.
j. A. Weinman Vs. T. g. Hubboll,
sheriff, the oauHme was tried by the
court and judgment was rendered In
favor OF the plaintiff for 81 damages
ana costs. The cause grew out OF an
attachment which had been levied on
certain goods belonging 10 the Albu-
uuerque austiOn company.
In the matter OF j. A. Johnson'q
bankruptcy an appeal from a decision
OF the referee. y. y. Rodey. allowing a
claim against the estate In favor OF j.
Wallace Johnson for 1900 note with
interest which was prlma facle barred
by our statutes ~ limitations, WAS ar
gued and the referees holding that II
was revived by promise In writing.
was sustained,
The case OF DOnahue Bros. Va. James
CArtan. was tried by the court and
judgment was rendered Diminishing the
attachment and hnding for the defend
ant In the sum OF ti2 and costs
The court tried the case OF Frank
Fracaroii against James Carter Judg-
ment was rendered IN favor OF the
plaintiff.
Ia the matter OF the estate OF VIII
Ham e, Talbot, deceased. a motion 10
dismiss the case was oyerruled by the
court and the cause was turned over
TO the referee. W. II. Lee.
~. C.. Lee W. Martin =. stamm. the
defendants demurrer TO complain, was
oyerruled.
The court appointed Felix ~ Lester
as guardian al lltcm In the case OF Je-
sus NJ Sandoyal against John Michael.
o. a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
rsry wERE GorNo NORTH.

batch of short Local Paragraphs Quilted
ON Train "Wednesday Morning.
Governor AZ. A. Otero. H. O. Bursum.
a. n. Renehan and J. w Akers. who
attended the waterways convention in
Albuquerque on Tuesday. returned 20
the territorial capital Wednesday
morning. They werc 10 enthusiastic
over water that water IN all its phaner
was fully discussed on the train
n. Il. Elwcll, representing Wanna
maker a Brown, OF Philadelphia, We'd
nesday morning Eot on the train az
Ccrrlllos. tie has built up a pretty
fair order trade at CerrIllos and the ad-
iacent towns.
Rev. Thos. Harwood Left "Wednesday
Tor Las Vegas. he stopped over there
day. and left Thursday for Chicago
90 attend ihe general conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. lie ex-
poets 10 be absent several weeks.
W. y. Powara. the popular route
agent of Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany went up to Las Vegas on Wed
nesday morning and returned south
on the next train. The company has
Just inaugurated refrigerator sys-
tenn on the shipment Of through per-
ishable express, and SIR Powars went
to Las Vegas 20 see N the car was
coming through all right Mr. Powars
tells The Citizen that the Mesilin val
ley will have the biggest fruit crop this
summer known FOR many years. ana
that at least twenty car loads Of va
rious kinds Of fruit will be shipped
from that valley during the season.
The "Wednesday mornings passenger
train carried quite number Of Mexi-
can laborers en- route 20 Rocky Ford
Colo. where they will go TO work for
The big sugar beet factory there These
iabOrers receive fifteen cents per hour
Harry Potter and wife. Of santa Re.
aFrived In Las Vegas on Wednesday
morning Mrp. Potter is now at sani-
tarum In the Meadow city. where she
VIII undergo an operation. Mr. Potter
- In business al the territorial capital
on the Wednesday mornings east
bound train was Dr. John Tascher
wife and pretty little daughter. Miss
Beatrice. They were en- route to Chi
cago, where they viii visit relatives
and friends for six weeks or two
months. The doctor viii probably
visit Washington, u. c., before return
ing 10 Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19

Among the incoming passengers from
the north Monday evening were A. l..
Conrad, Joint agent for the Santa Re
and Santa BE Paclno railways. and W.
r. Powars. the Wells-Fargo Express
companys agent The gentlemen went
10 Bland Saturday and thence 20 their
blk mining properties In Peralfa cnn-
yon, WHORE they examined the develop
mcnt work being carried on BY their
co-partnerB, Messra. Shields and
Murphy. The principal work has been
accomplished on what la known as the
Murphy claim ana splendid ore has
been extracted from the breast OF the
tunnel. They report several new
claims being staked out recently and
that large number OF the claimants
have finished their assessments for the
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
Dor Sale by ]. h. O,RIelIy B dol.

pie state that the Eet-rich-quick idea
has struck the owners 90 forcibiy az TO
rents that they have forced business
10 other sections Of the city. and In
consequence, 20 supply the demand.
business houses elsewhere were also
erected during The building boom.
Many new residences have been and
are now Ia course OF erection through
out ne city.
we propose 20 redeem ourselves in
the estimation OF the Duke city peo-
pie, said a Las Vegas business sem
tleman yesterday, "and will send a
rousing big crowd 20 the territorial fair
the coming fall" This business gen
tieman voiced the good wishes for the
Territorial Fair which the writer found
among others In his rounds the past
two days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
ANxIoUs TO nan.
Murderer Jose y. Ruis Attempts sal eide
at the County Jail.

At about o'clock last evening" In his
cell at the county Jail. Jose T.. Ruiz,
who was sentenced 70 be hanged two
weeks from tomorrow for the murder
OF the little OBannon child In this
city two years ago, took AN overdose
of morphine and thus expected 10 cheat
the g.ilows. About an hour afterward
the men who have been employed 90
watch over him. discovered that he WAS
a very sick man ana soon learned that
he had taken the poison. Medical aid
was summoned and DR.. Haynes res
pended. who, after an hour OF hard
work, succeeded In saving the mans
life. II Is now Learned that Ruiz OBJ
tained the drug from a fellow prisoner,
who p9asedthe little vial through the
cell door yesterday evening. Ruiz has
not received the official notification OF
his doom. but has been Informed OF the
action of the supreme court by one OF
the prisoners. He does not wish % be
interviewed by anyone. not even his
relatives, and has requested the sheriff
and his deputies to forbid all visitors
from calling on him. The death watch
was placed over him several days ago.
since which time be has imagined that
his chances FOR cOmmutntiGb are
slight IL 10 understood that many ef-
forts have been made for a oommuta-
ton IN the past two weeks. but Gov.
oicro has refused 60 interfere and the
law viii be allowed 90 take its course.
Ruiz has suffered considerably to-day
from the effects of the morphine he
took last night but the physicians are
% the opinion that he will be all right
In a day or two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
n W. - HhfAht
Attorney luf Plaintiff,
"A ihuQuPfuur NJ NJ


Thomas ~ Catron, Max Frost. The un-
known heirs of bartol0me FernandeE de
Ia Fodrern ana an unknown owners OF the
tesl estate hereinafter described, VIII
take notice that Leopold Mason and Kate
n chavca, az plaintiffs. have flied their
certain suit against the persons firat
above named ~ defendants la the district
court Of the SECOND Judicial district az
within and for tho County Of ncrnaiillo.
for She trial OF causes arising under the
laws " the Territory 0f New Mexico Il
You arc further notified that the gen.
crul objects Of said suit are tor the par
tflOn % the following zeal estate, situate
in the County of beFnaiiiio. Territory %
New Mexico. t0-Niti
A tract Of land known a. the Baroloms
Fernandez or San Miguel spring grant,
bounded on the north by land formerly
Of Felipe TafOyo. on the east by tho
point OF a umbered mesa ON the south
hy the san Miguel spring, and on tho
vest BY Tho brow Of short mesa. also
fimbcred. containing twenty-five thou
sand four hundred twenty four ana TWEEN.
tY-cikk' h1ndredshH acres being the
same land granted 60 bartoi0E.o Fernan.
dox d. 10 fedrora on the second day u
September, 1861. by Don Pedro Firmln De
MUndimuUia 0vOUrnor and Captain Gen.
egal of the then spanish province " Now
Mexico. judicial possession Of which was
given 10 him on tbs iith day Of the same
month and year hy Carlos jose Perez De
Mirahal. chief alcaldc, being also known
ln me once OF the surveyor general ~
the United States court OF private land
claims aH No 81, aud oeina confirmed ny
said last mentioned court a the April
term thereof A. -. 1854, according 10 the
respective Interests Of the parties plain
tin and defendant, and for q sale % the
premises ana a division Of the proceeds
between the parties accprdinE 20 their
Fights, N division u the property can
not be- had without metsrial Injury 20 the
interests OF the respective 0Wnqra
You are hereby furtnor notified that uns
less you and each u you enter your APP
pearance ln said cause on OF before the
tld day OF June. A. u. iao0 judgment VIII
b. entered againsi you and each Of yea
HARRY y. OWEN,
CLERK u Said Court.
ALoNEC "a MMtLl,EN.
Attorney TOT piainun.
Posionioo address AlouQuefque, Mes