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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
The DEMOCRATS RALLY.
Delegate Candidate LarrazOlO Spoke
at Opera House Last Night.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT.

The democratic candidate for dele
gate 10 congress, Hon. .. A. LarraRoio.
arrived last night from Las Vegas, and
was met at the local depot by the Firs,
Regiment band. q committee OF promi-
nent local democratic leaders. and sev-
erai hundred people.
The delegate candidate was promptly
escorted 10 the Neher opera house.
where he delivered a mos, excellent
democratic speech. being introduced %
the audience by Mayor o. ~ Marion.
and his remarks being interpreted by
Antonio Lucero. who accompanied the
orator 10 this city.
As starter Mr.. LarrnGolO paid a
most worthy tribute 70 his political op.
Donent, Judge B, s. Rodey. which re-
ceived the hearty approval OF his hear
ers In loud ard continued applause.
He then branched out on ''Hannaism'
and "MoKinleyism' and iambasted
these two distinguished republicans,
who are not In territorial or county poll
tiles, 20 the great delight Of the demo-
Gratis BE spoke In the greatest OF
praise OF Bryan and Organism. and
stated that Bryan was In his estima-
ton, the greatest orator and statesman
to-day In the world. and stated that
Hanna, who recently challenged him 70
debate. showed In that challenge how
little he knew Of tho great democratic
presidential candidate
Regarding the establishment q a mil
isary post in New Mexico. instead OF
Arizona, (for one OF these territories
must have that military pos) he said
that as the war department had re-
commended Albuquerque for the post,
II he was elected. he would be found
using all his influence and power to
have the military post located at this
city.
lie favored statehood for New Mex
Mcxico, and pledged. II elected. TO be
found working day and night for the
Admission 81 New Mexico into the ais
tcrhood - statea
Throughout his entire addresa. the
democratic delegate candidate was ae-
corded the closest attention. and his
speech was punctuated by generous ap-
plnuae
The other speakers were Hon. H. b.
Ferguson and Judge Il. r. Adams.
Mr. LarraEolo, accompanied by SIR.
Ferguson, left this morning for the
south. Al Las Cruces they will be
Joined by Judge A. H. Feil ana a tour
~ the Pecos valley towns viii be made
before returning 20 southern or central
New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
MR. LARRAzoLO.

The announcement u made that Mr.
LLrrasolo, the democratic nominee for
delegate 90 conErcss, viii speak In the
OPERA house this evening. The gentle-
man Is almost stranger In this city
bat expects 10 become well known be-
fore the campaign - over. He Ia a
bright YOUNG lawyer. and a pleasing
speaker He draws crowded houses
and those who attend are assured that
they viii be well entertained. Mt Lar
rasolo h native Of Mexico. and mos,
OF his iife has been spcnt In Texas. lie
IL said to be- a proiese % Congressman
stevens of Texas and he 10 Also a p0-
ltlcal pupil OF Felix Martinez who at
one time was the political boss % Las
Vegas Mr. LarraRoio VIII not get
much OF a vote In this city, but he will
be shown every courtesy by our people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Albuquerque lot the Prank smsl,er Pro-
position slip By,

A. J. Frank and wife are In the city
from Denver. Recently. At Santa re,
sir Frank filed with the territorial
secretary. articles Of Incorporation for
the lew Mexico Smelling ana Refining
company. with headquarters at Algo-
dones and where the company a. an
early date will erect a large smelter
plant. It VIII be remembered by read
ers Of The Citizen. that Mr. Frank was
here few weeks ago trying to inter-
90, the Commercial club and others In
his proposition TO establish here a big
amelter plant Ho received very little
encouragement and this paper. In a
local article referring 20 the matter a.
that time. stated that Mr. Frank had
done his duty and the propagation now
was up to the people The CONNER
aiai Club and the people failed TO act.
and the Algodones Land and Improve
mtnt company promptly threw out in
ducements which were accepted by
Mr.. Frank and HE associates. and at
Aigodones bic smelter viii soon be
erected.
This morning Mrs. O. l., Brooks took
Mrs. Frank driving over the city, while
AIR. Brooks has AR, Frank IN tow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
nsmaeralls Q nlral cemml.lss

Ths democratic central committee 81.
tected an organization BY the choice
Of owen ~ Marion. OF Albuquerque. as
chairman. " n NcCanna. OF Albu-
querque, a. secretary. ana Neill ~.
Field. ~ Albuquerque as treasurer,
The executiyecOmmittee 10 composed of
the following members. o. n. Marion.
n, " McCanna. n a. Field Charles r.
Easley. Elisha V. I.oug and q. A.
Richardson.
Immediately after completing an or
EaniEalion. the committee began syste-
matically mapping out the work Tor
Messrs. lafaznln, Ferguson. Joseph,
Field, Easley. DouRhcrty, ana other
democratic spell binders during the re-
naming thirty days before the cleo
lion. A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

j.. and asked n she could advance him
500 with which TO take the family %
California. Tie didn't get u and has
not been aeen since. Meanwhile Mira.
kfkman has been hearing things that
weuld indicate that Mason" plans a
wedding week A wealthy maiden
lady Of oyster nay married -. l..
Munson" or Mason" on September "a
They were going 90 Pasadena. Cal. to
live, but the bride gave Munson ti.6co
20 adjust some Newark contracts 80
that he could getti0.0O0. tie forgot 20
como back. Mrs. Kifkman has heard.
toe. that Munson has obtained from
Carrie Bamford Of Rosevillo, ". =. 81
600. from Mrs. Bertha Love OF Newark.
5000 from Miss Jonaesen OF South
Brooklyn, 5000. and various Fums
from others advertising for wife.
saying he had Inherited $50 100000
from an uncle in Java.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
COUNTY SCHOOL RppoRT

superintendent Of Public Instruction
NJ. c. de Baca. haa received the annual
report OF the county school auperln-
tendent OF DOna Ana county. from
which the following figures are given.
school population 81 the county. a,iis:
enrolment, i.ioe average daily at
ten dance. G0l; schools. 20: teachers. %
Of whom rs are female and male. dis.
tricta, H. balance IN the school treas.
ury October /. 1889, t3St3ts balance
on October l. 1900. t5.s5i.16: total In
come during the year. including bal.
ance. si327O.sa. expended. ts.i9ieOi
average length Of school term. i've and
a half months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Fate VI a Trinldad Alan.

Warren l.. Loud. a young man for
merry employed by the Bell telephone
company IN this city as electrician.
met with a horrible death In tho city
Of MsxiOo one dag last week. He was
in the employ of the electric light COM
pany and had climbed a pole TO ? pair
Il defect when he came In contact with
a live wire. A current OF 1000 volts
shot through him, literally roasting
hin alive AZ he hung suspended from
The wire In mldair II was several
minutes before he could be rescued.
The unfortunate young man was TAX
en- TO a hospital where he died after a
day OF terrible suffering. Mr.. Loud
vas an exemplary young man and had
many friends and admirers here. He
vas 80 years OF age. unmarried. and
mother lives al sheridan. Wyoming.
The community was shocked when the
nows OF his awful death reached this
city. Trinidad Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
rHE MISS stATEE ASSAULT.
The Thus stili AZ Lsrss-shs IL Better aud
May Recover,

May Recover,
To-day. Mr. McAtee. Of the brick
contracting firm OF Cooper a McAtee.
received telegram from Denver that
the condition OF his sister. who was
tho victim OF an assault from one OF
Denver's numerous thugs. had ma p
toriaiiy changed for the better ane
thai she may entirely recover.
The Denver Republican OF October
SIN. says;
Miss Annie McAtee. who was muir
dorously assaulted last Monday night
on Thirty-nrst avenue between IAafay-
cite and Marion streets, 10 resting easy
Ia the police matrOn'a room ~ the city
jail. She recovered consciousness yes.
tefday end recognized her relatives
and her surroundings No attempt was
made 10 get any Information from her
regarding the assault. and no reference
% the assault was made In her pres-
erce. She thinks that she received tho
Injuries from a fall Drs, sharpiey.
Harvey and Pcrshing were In constant
attendance upon her ali Of yesterday
end last night
The physicians say thsy are much
ercouraE god over her condition and en-
tsrlain strong hopes Of her ultimate
recovery.
The nrst favorable symptoms in her
condition we're noted yesterday after
noon She opened her eyes and gaEed
Nonderingly about her When she az
tempted 10 sfiao shs fell back helpless
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
coLoKnn NrrunLIcAss.

There are about 1000 colored repub-
icans Va this territory. and they are
pleased with the nomination OF Mr
Rodey FOR deiegate 20 congress he
har always been a friend Of the down
tnodden ana oppressed, ana on every
pOsHlble occasion has shown his friend
sAip FOR the colored meu in this terri
tory. J. S. 0ufin, editor % the Amer.
lean. Che organ 0f the oolOred repubH-
cans OF New Msxioo. was a delegate 10
the territorial convention, ana worked
hard 10 secure the nomination OF Mr.
Rodey, The following from the pastor
Of the AFRO american church. al Las
Vegas shows the appreciation 10 which
AR. Rodey Il held BY the c0lored re-
pubiioans OF the territory.
LA Vegas. y A.. oct 8. i5O0.
EdiiOf C1tiHeni
congratulate the republican party
and the people upon the nomination Of
"nTinS Success" Rodsy. . gentleman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Colns osun,y TlsLs,.

The republicans OF ColfaN county
have nominated the following county
ticket. WIN C. Barnes. representative
Ed. y. Burch. commissioner fret dis.
tr,ct Harry Brainard, commissioner
second district; John g. Taylor, COM
missioner. third district; John A. pa
vis. assessor' Fernando Marines. pro-
bate Judge Francisco oauna. probate
clerk }. u. Harvey, superintendent Of
schools. Robert u. Campbell. sheriff
w NJ. oliver. treasurer and collector.
r. NJ. Davenport, county surveyor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
nKmocnArIo NOMINEE.

The democratic nominee for delegate
% congress IL a resident OF Las Vegas.
He IL an eloquctn speaker and has a
pleasant address. However. he N a
weak candidate. ana cannot carry his
own city or county Either Joseph or
Marion would have made a better race
This IL a republican year IN New Mex
leo by a large majority ana Mr.. Lar
raKolo and his friends fully realize that
hs II sure Of defeat. However, he 10 a
bright young man and can stand Il.
He deserves credit for being willing TO
make the race with three thousand re-
publican majority staring him In the
face.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

scientific gentleman, In the inter-
esg Of future history. has written the
following article Ia behalf Of the
dude lmpl0rlag the people 90 allow
the dude" 10 live 40 the missing
LINK" for which Darwin looked Ia vain,
must be round
Let she dude part his hair IN the
mldcel, smoke his cigarette and tWirl
his cane-he 10 perfectly harmless. Let
him wear bis I o'clock nechtlc aud
mash girls on the street corner. Il can
no, 40 the world any harm. ana be-
tiaes u 10 40 refreshing We will never
feel Insignificant aa long az the dude
walks abroad. La about the second
generation from the present there viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
KILLED SIX MARS.
Party % Bianditc. Well n.paid f,r Their
"trip in the Mountains.


"trip in the Mountains.
The bear hunters have returned "a
Bland after a thrilling expedition IN
MN and senorita canyons. The party
Included George l.. smith. Henry
Brown. VIII Stern. Hank Ritter and
A. l.. Seller, each OF whom had a story
@ Yell about the members OF the COM
pany and their exciting experiences.
one OF the party while tramplng over
the hills through the underbrush ana
valleys. got lost one day and had 10
hire a Mexican guide 20 show him the
way to camp, Tie would not aoknow-
ledge to the rest OF his party a. being
lost. but declared tho camp had been
moved from 10 original location.
Az We are anxious 20 get out a pa
per next week we are obliged 20 avoid
further mention o. stories Of members
OF the party
However. the hunters did not CONS
back empty handed, but had a little
better lack than was expected. They
caught sight Of thiriy-two bears and
succeeded in bringing down slS % that
numbsF.-Horaid,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Miss Annie McAtee. a young lady OF
Denver. was assaulted by a fooipad
In that city last Friday night. and
the Denver papers give the startling
Information that the skull OF the young
lady was crushed In by an axe and
that she is unconscious. n not IN a
dying condition. The young lady had
attended church. and was on her way
home at about $50 .. m. when she
was attacked and was found an hour
later ia an alley By young man, Mel
son Waldorf The victim Is a sister OF
Mr. McAteo. OF this city member Of the
firm Of Cooper a McAtee. and this ar
ternoon he received a telegram that his
sister was considered better. but not
out ~ danger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

In the police court this morning a
member ~ the widely known Jones
family was fined s. for being helpiessiy
drunk and using the gutter Cor a sleep
ing place. Like all who bear this pop.
ular name he had a reserve fund and
paid up.
Another plain drunk was given nvc
days work on the street
For INDUCING too freely IN opprob.
rlOus names towards a nciRhbor. on
account % boys quarrel. Lola Lu-
Zero, an inhabitant Of "Dogtown." was
fined ts. This was BY no means her
FIRST appearance before his honor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
WILLIS n M'QuADE.
IIs Celebrated I,s Eighih birthday Iast
saturday.

willis L. McQuade. son OF Mr., and
Mrs. J. w McQuade. celebrated his
eighth birthday Saturday last. and
was assisted IN the celebration by
quite a number OF his little friends.
among those present being Ernest
Hall. Leon and Clarence Banks. Frank
aud Charles Boatright Charles and
John McKim. George Walker. John
and Davis MoQuade; Misses Oracle
Holder. Edith and Gertrude Walker.
Helen Bntman. Virginia Vargas and
Georgia Navarro. Winls received a
number OF pretty and useful presents.
the merry crowd OF little folks en-
joyed themselves IN good fashion. and
after amusing themselves with inno-
cent games for an hour or two, the
happy mother OF Master Wills pre-
pared kAe lunch and an pariook OF 81
with great relish, after which they de-
parted for their respective homes
wishing Wills many future birthdays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
CLEAN CAMPAIGN

The reputable newspapers OF the ter.
rltory desire a clean campaign. Abuss
% MIR Rodey or Mr.. Larra1olo will not
make vote for or against these gen
tlcmen aud lowers the high standard
~ the press Let ne do all We can fol
oui own aide by giving all possible
reasons why our candidate should b.
elected, leaving 20 the opposition tie
same privilege
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
me Nrr.I. nsena.

Delinquent subscribers are respect
fully asked TO think seriously OF their
obligations after a hearty laugh over
the humor displayed by the editor Of
the Humanville Shareholder. III 10
reported that one OF Bolivar's fastldi-
QUE. newly welded ladies kneads bread
with her gloves on. The mcident may
b. somewhat Iecullar. but there are
others The editor % this paper nseds
bread with his shoes on, he needs
bread with his pants on. and unless the
delinquent readers % this old rag %
freedom pay up before long. he Will
need bread without a darned thing on"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

be found the realm % dudedom many
specimens highly interesting 10 men Of
such cast Of mind az Darwin. should
one OF two dudes who twaddle on thc
streets marry one or two OF the dudlner
90 whom they twaddie We would be IN
a fair way 20 receive the missing link
for which Darwin looked IN vain. in
the interest Of science let the dude
live %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
oFrIcERs sELpcrEp.

The following officers Of the central
committee were selected by Hon. H. =,
Rodey. candidate Tor delegate TO con-
gIess, Chairman. Frank a. Hubbeli.
Abuquedquo. SECRETARY. Jose d. sena.
Santa Re. Headquartesr will be estab-
lished az Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
AN INCORPORATION.

The Rebate Mining company OF Chi
that he could get $4,000. lie forgot %
Office Of the territorial secretary. The
inc0rpofatoFa are William q. McCad-
den. Jay IS Spencer. Harry q. Cham
berlin. Tho capital Is t2oo.09o. head
quarters az Lake valley. sierra coun-
~ branch ONCE. Chicago. lneorpora-
ton fee ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
MRs. wILLrAM KIRKMAN.
she iias an EspeFisnoe with a Man who
Advertised Tor a "Wlfe."

1Ne naa az thbfttNueR WIN wan VINO
Advertised TOR WIFE,"
Mrs. william Kirkman, who 10 we'll
known In this territory where her hus-
band was stationed VI santa Fc a. a
regular United states army officer. has
iust had an experience with a man
who advertised for wife" New
York letter 10 the Denver Post aays;
Mrs william klrkmnn Of Little
Neck. l.. H. widow OF aptaln Kirkman
who wac drowned ana who discovered
nov variety OF oyster aud made a
snail fortune. on sunday evening was
10 have married James L. Mason. She
had on the new 500 wedding gown.
the children we're ail In new clothes.
the clergyman was on hand but the
bride groom to-be did not appear. and
now Mrs. Kirkman u glad OF Il.
"she met Mason by answering HE
advertisement for "a pleasant mAtFi-
mentally Inclined widow or middle
ageb single lady" Tie told her an un-
ola had ieft tsOO.o0O and several planta-
lions In California.
Mason told her he Nas having some
trouble over contracts In Newark. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
TNoREsT REsERVE ADDITION.

I n. Hanna, superintendent OF for
eatry. has returned from a trip into
Arizona. where he has been investi-
eating the matter Of an addition 10 the
Grand Canyon reserve. IN the northern
part OF the territory The proposed
addition 10 thirty by 100 miles In cx-
tent. Mr.. Hanna 10 now preparing his
report 10 the department at Washing
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE

The following Ia the executive com
mittee OF the republican central com.
mlttee. Frank A. Hubbell. chairman.
Jose ID. scna, secretary; solomon
Luna, treasurer. Max Frost, 4. b.
Catron. Thomas Hughes, X. u. witch
eli. Martin Lehman, Thomas a. Flint
cal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
rnnRIroRIAL FINDS.

Territorial Treasurer j. n. Vaughn
hiss received from Harry T.. owen.
clerk OF the second judicial district.
ts0tt1. fees for the quarter ending Sep
tember 40 lie has also received from
Union and from Coifax county the FIRST
tax collections for 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Thee board Of trustees OF the New
Mexico asylum for the deaf and dumb
me, az the ONCE OF the secretary. Il.
NJ. Read Ia Santa Fe. and roappointed
Lars N. Larsen superintendent OF the
deaf and dumb asylum. The institution
viii open on October ib.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The Interstate Savings and Invest
ment company OF Colorado has noti-
Ned Secretary Wallace that II has dea-
iEnated silver city 40 its New Mexico
place Of business and Mrs. o. 8. War
rem OF that city itr New Mexico agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The El Paso News says: r. n.
Twitchell. assistant attorney for the
Santa Pc and a leading republican pol
i'ieian % New Mexico. arrived from
laas Vegas 20 meet his brother, W -.
Twitcheli. who came up from san Pc.
dr0. MeNlno
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

20 meinenily qLaiified 20 push 10 VIC
tory. Respectfully yours,
nBv. W. ~ JoHNsON,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Forest Re-
serve Addition.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS RECEIVED.

POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
Minnie Friedrich has been appointed
postmaster at Lincoln. Lincoln county.
vice =. A. seano. resigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
LETTER IiST.

following Ia a list Of letters remaining
lnealled for In the postotllce ~ Albu.
querQue. New Mexico, Tor the week end.
ing October q:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

LADIES LIST.
Amanda Tefeciia landon. Nellie Miss
Benson, II Mrs ortiz, JosehtR
CaNaHlan. II N Mfs Paula. RebeCca
Doane. Alice Miss krntifia. luanita
Durham, Van MIS- hOdeckrI kdnA
Guiana. Fcloomia Schultz, Milhelmiua
Kelly. ksca Iierney, Mary
Knapp. l. y Mrs WaEnef, Mary
v lizard. { a Mrs
0ENTLEMEN'a List.
AfagOn. David Mccarthy
Armenia, Felipe Mcdowell
Apodaca. Jose Meyers. Harry
lafid, Ricardo Orarir, C0Turiia
hrck Chas Pollard. = rffit
Naros, kelufO flummef, Geo
ballcgOs, Fabian Romero, ihian
booth. Nathan kumFfo. Rom ne
Bradley j sherman, y n
Chavez. Frank sadin, Nabpf
CafsDu, frcd silba. lie, duTO
4 epue G a Slove VS.
Gfief W Scgilio, "a entino
Uuiiefes. Antonio SediliO, Deaiarro
Gutiefea. MaKianano sisnrroa frapgisco
IOTden, smith. Ward NJ
Harvey, VIM TfivlE, Pedro
Harris. kenncti Willard, ca
Jones. John k Weed, tmmh
leiluek, A Motd &
Kelly, Mike Wood, ID u
kelly Joe Will ms, A
emp N Waugh. l. n
lucero Pedro Wilson, Hugh
WhiteSeaCfr, W &
Persons calling for the above name,
letters. will please say Advertised "
]. n. AkMIJo. y. N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The III Paso News says; T. Vann ~
Albuquerque. grand master OF the ODD
Fellows for New Mexico, was IN the
city on his return from Roswell. where
he reorganized the local lodge o. that
order, He found Roswell quite prosper
Gus and predicts great time az the
fair which opens there the eth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
noun ROnnEnY.
daan Rivera nrcahs into weisier Bros.'
alnra ~ mnlhrnnh.

daan Rivera nrcahs into weisler uros'
store AZ Iioibrook.
We wors attracted Monday morning
by large crowd gathered In front Of
wet1lsr Bros. store and upon lnvesti-
CATION Il was found that the store
had been burglariaed. Tho thief had
removed light Of glass from the front
door and made his entrance through
the opening. lie seemed TO be pos
scasod of a large amount OF nerve as
once inside he deliberately lighted a
lamp and went 90 work. The cash
drawer. desk. and places whore money
was apt 10 be found were rlfled but
with small rosultn. A few rcvolvers
watches and a coat and vest were taxi
en-. while crawling through the win
dow the man cut his hand and spilled
considerable OF his precious blood over
tbs floor, and u was BY this and the
coat and vest that he was easily run
down by our Navajo county officers.
The whole Pinkerton force couldn't
have done a ncator and quicker job. AZ
By o'clock the gentleman was look
Ing through the bars 81 the county baa-
tile. -IIolbrook Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Persons calling for the above named
letters. will please say Advertised
j. II. AhMIJo. y. N.