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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
COURT S RECORD.
Judge CrumpaCker Dis
posing Of Cases.
A First-Class Record for this
judicial District.
Number Of New Suits Filed in the
District Court,
OTHER INTERESTING LOCAL NOTES.

At the close of the regular Marcel
term Of the district court for BerBaiiils
county last week. Judge Crumpsokel
had thus far during the fiscal year
which ends on June 30, 1900. disposed
~ an extraordinary volume OF bust
ness. the records showing that Ia Rna
hearings and trials 40 cases have beer
lrrevOcably removed from the docketn
and II is predicted that by the end Of
the nscal year on June 80 the tota
number OF cases finally disposed OF b.
trial ami final hearing will have eQuai-
ed. u not exceied. the unprecedented
number 90 cases dlapoaod OF By Judge
Crumpacker during the last fiscal year
ending June 30. 1899 the total number
disposed OF during that year having
been close 20 coo. For the firat timo
within the memory OF the oldest mem
ber at the bar In this district, has the
docket begun to grow less instead Of
larger a comparison of business dur
ing the fiscal year 1929 taken from Gov.
Oteros last report shows that the vol
umc Of business disposed OF in the dis
trict court OF Bernallllo county alone
was az great as all the business dis
posed of In the Ave counties OF San
Miguel. ColfsK, Mora, Union and Qua
dalupo in the Fourth district. or three
times as great as the entire volume OF
business disposed of Ia the district
court OF san Miguel county of which
Las Vegas II the county seat. during
the same period. u shows that he buai-
ness disposed OF In Bernaiiilo county
~. -
disposed of Ia the entire four counties
Of the First judicial district. and three
and one-haie times as great aa the
whole volume OF business dlspoaed Of
In the district court of Santa Fe county.
OF which santa f'e IL the county seat.
during tAe same period. Il shows that
the business disposed Of In the county
OF Bernalilo alone was greater than
the entire volume Of business disposed
OF IN the entire Third district. OF which
Las Cruces II the county seat and
nearly twice as great as the entire vol
ume of business disposed of IN the en-
tire Fifth district, Of which socorro IL
the county seat. during thu same per-
iod. When "a IL known that in the
bringing of case TO trial or haai
hearing many motions and demurrers
are heard and determined. II win be
seen that judge Crumpaoker has been
deyoting extraordinary energies toward
and is meeting with success az wiplnk
Gus the great number OF eases which
were allowed 10 accumulate under the
last administration. and It IL plainly
t1 be seen here from that Rernalillo
county ranks nrsf Ia impoffnnep In
point of legal business la the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
DISTRICT oouRr surrs.
several Sew salts IiIsd the .us, Pea
Days.

several Sew salts TiIsd the .us, Pew
Days
Ia the district court new suits have
been nlcd as follows. Felipe Marquez
vs.. George w Knaebci q al, suit
to iix the interests OF claimants Ia the
Felipe Tsfoya Grant, recently confirm
"a by the court OF private land claims.
ana foT a partition Oh sale OF the prcp-
erty. T. w. clancy representing the
claimants.
Margaret y. Kent vs. John A. Hen
rs. suit to quiet title
Max Il. Becker vs.. r. T.. Donahue.
suit on prOmissOry note FOR $3.50
aariano Gonzales ct al W. Luz Baca.
et al. suit 10 declare the interests OF
the claimants of the San Mateo Spring
grant and 10 partition or sell the
property This grant was recently con
iirmed by the court OF private land
claims. H. W. Clancy representing the
claimants
Judgment was rendered In the suit OF
y dfabfelter a Go. VS. r. n. Jones. for
s66s.t2
The case OF Michael Thyme Va. Gle.
inents Apodaca De Thyme was dlsnlas.
"a by the plaintiff.
The case OF william l.. Hathaway vs.
Jose Miguel Medran was dismissed by
plaintiff.
Judgment was rendered In the case os
Edward Grunafeid w. Sabine Romero.
for iJ6.37.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
Death oftharlss Ialshap.

Charles hauhop. the oid-iIms resident
az Grant couniy died al the Ladies hos.
pital IN this cisy last Tuesday, says the
silve- city independent ne had Deen an
Inmate % ths institution for two years
past. but had only besn coi,nnea 10 hls
bed foF a few weeks prior 10 has Lsmise
Dcash vas dus so general dsbnity IN.
cideni 70 Old sac, he being 70 ysArs cid
Although deceased has been a rsnldant
here for a number OF years but little 10
known % bis early history. lie came
20 this section from Colorado ana
claimed 90 have boen member Of the
hfst legislature of that state. A daugh-
ter and tso sons survive bat even their
addresses he did no, know Hs served
Win the Union army during tho war o.
The rebellion. and alao fought with tho
cltizcns against the Indians az dsnerent
times. lie wan quiet. unassuming ola
gentleman. and had many friends hsro.
iisiermcut was made Wednesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

Cot. TwitchcI win speak Forthcoming
Marriage Mrs. Herbert raraiysrd
from the glhlaftatn

Col. TwitehcU WIN speak Forthcoming
Marriags MRS. Herbert raraiys.d
From the Chietain.
Farmers are making the nrst crop OF
alfalfa. which ls of excellent quality.
The Hardacrahhe mine In the Kelly
camp 10 SIN making its regular ship.
ments
r. c. Chester OF silver city came "a
this city Tor tbs purpose Of sectlonlzlne
portions Of the old s0corro grant that
were not included In the grant as n.
na'ly confirmed.
Miss Leona Rudlsill OF Las Cruces
who has recently closed a term o,
school az Garfield. II IN this city Ia
spend the summer with her aunt. Mrs
W. y. Martin
j. H. Petrie writes from the Black
range that Thos Scales OF that dis.
trict, will az once begin development
work on his Iron property aud ia pre.
pared TO spend 5000 In such work II
necessary
Doctor Duncan received an urgent
summons from the family OF Mrs. J. d.
Herbert of N .gdalena. II was report
ed In thla city that Mrs Herbert had
suffered paralysis of the right side.
T. j. Fieeman and daughter. Mrs.
George o'Rear own a mine In the Kel-
~ camp which has recently been show
Ing excellent results. Assays OF ore
from tais mine have shown 5ss per
cent OF lead. and Sc ounces OF silver
TO the ton.
A. u. Coon received the sad news
o. the death OF an older brother L, w.
Coon of Tioga Center. ~ Y, on Tuea-
day. May is Of Ia grippe. rhia ls the
second brother Mr. Coon has lost by
this dread disease
one feature OF the School OF Mines
commencement exercises will be the
presentation Of gold medal, the R.f,
OF Hon. c. r. Brown. 90 the student
showing the greatest proficiency dur.
ms the entire years work In aasayinT
ehemiS'ry. and metaliurgy
The marriage of Lorenzo r. Garcia
son OF Juan Garcia. a wealthy stock
man OF MaRdslcna, and Misc Enoarna-
cion Abeyta. daughter of County
Treasurer Abran Abeyia, IL set Tor
Monday. June n. The two families
are Of high standing and the wedding
VIII be notable social event.
Col II. r. Twiichell Is rcputed 10 be
one of the most eloquent and enter
taininE speakers IN New Mexico. For
hs address 10 the students ana friends
% the School OF Mines next Friday
night, be haa chosen a subject that will
give ample scope FOR whatever powers
Of oratory ne may possess. No citizen
of socorro or vicinity who Is az all in
terealed In matters Of education should
fail 10 hear Colonel Twitchell'e ad-
dress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

number % members % the Moih0-
1iai church pienioed in BEAR canyoa oa
Memorial Day, ana most enjoyable
iime Nha had b. an The party returned
to che ciiy kate in TIE evening Among
thoae present Eefe Aiases E. d. Col
trane, heaale ngwden. Helen Pratt. Eta
0rant. cioera Fciker Maud Br0Nn. Allos
rutherford. forn Jennie. Laura cohleY.
Frances Pole. Miss WAX. Miss McKIln.
hch, erace hoiiEhton Msasra a. b
ofpuii aeorEo 0Fvut. David Moore
Ernest hoiatc. Thomas Phiilps. Carenos
Milford. Woody Brown. n. w. Brown, W
cheliar. Prank b0uyef Albert hryaut. u
q. conner. ar and Mua. W. J. McDon.
aid. AZ aud Mrs D. fiaiiiday. Mr. ana
hira , b fIsh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
INDIAN MURDERER.
Arrested ai Acumiia ~ iiraaght to this CIts
snd then Taken 90 Los Lunas.

Arrested ~ Acumiia r. iiFoaght to this CIty
snd then Taken 90 Los Lunas.
Deputy sherid y. Barelas. Of valen.
clh county, came IN from the west las.
night having In charge a Pueblo In
dian who IA charged with murder A
Few weeks ago, az was published In The
Citizen, the Indians az Acumlta got
into a wranEle among themselves and
one Of the members OF the tribe was
shot and killed. The deputy aherlff.
having read the article Of the killing In
this paper. but not being officially HO-
tihed Of the murder, took up the cline
advanced by The Citizen and on yesier.
day, after hard work. captured his
prisoner the other Indians u the VII.
lage declaring point blank that the man
suspected ana who was subsequently
arrested had nothing whatever 20 DO
with the killing. The Indian was
placed Ia the city jall last night. and
this morning he was taken 20 the va
iencia county lall a Los Lnnns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
rIRnMnNs ooNyKNTIoN.
A Formal Call for Its Meeting Ia sensa 90
WIN bs Issued.

a Formal Cali Tor Its Meeting Ia sensa o.
Wni be- Issued.
mecting of the board OF nro com
niiNaionsrs was held iaat evoning 10 take
steps la regard 10 tho convention aud
tournament of sho New MexseS yolsn-
tosr bremen 10 be held In this city July
D. and 8. Letters we're read from the
Ration, Eaat Isas Vegas. Las VegAa. Al.
buauafque and Silver city departments
favoriRE the convention. and she board
was ordered 10 issue a formal call. each
department 20 b. allowed three delegates
and three ternates from each company
a- representatives with tho chiefs Of
tbe departments 80 cx -ofiicio delegates
An exccative cofnmitte CONSISTING of Ma
ior FFed Muller. , u. sloan and A. a
Dettlebach was appointed 90 make all
arrangements for the convention and
tournament TO ba heie IN connection
Herewith. a fnanca COMMITTEES consist
ing 81 chief J l.. Van Arsden Assist
ant chief Antonio Aiarid, Foreman J. v.
Conway ard Sheriff a. 9. Kinsstl was
appointed 20 solicit Subscription. Now
MeKicaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

Considerable anxiety Is feit by the
citizens In the vicinity OF Cleveland.
Mora county. regarding the sudden dis.
Apl" a'ance or young man by the
name ui Balarde, son of Francisco Ba-
lardc, a prominent citizen OF Red
River. \. AZ. The young man left Taos
some days ago headed for Mora. His
harsc, saddle and blankets were found
ia the Mora valley a few miles above
Cleveland. Parties have been out la
search OF Balarde and IL is generally
supposed that he became demenled and
wandered away, as there IL 40 evidence
of foul play OF any kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

Meiquiades MaFtinog, deputy sherif
.of Bernalillo county. was up yesterday
and made the arrest % Nelson Lucero.
.of This county. on the charge OF selling
the furniture belonging TO the lattera
husband II appears the woman made
the acquaintance OF Lucero while In
Albuquefquno where the Uarciaa re-
sided aud Induced the wife OF Garcia 10
scll the furniture and procure tickets
TO Las Vegas. They were living as
man and wife. arriving from below
shout a week ago. Luccro has a wife
and two children resiuing In this coun-
~. The two arc now In the Bernalillo
county Jail and u h likely the United
states officials will prosecute them un-
der the Edmunds act.-Optlc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
MURDERED NV THIEVES.
Aibino OonraIcs was shot aud Killed b
Robbers ne vas pur.ulDn.

Aihino Gonzales Was shot aud KILLED by
Robbers he was rur.aing.
Aihlno Gonzales was shot aud killed
last Friday twenty miles north ~ plnoa
Altos, orant county. uonEsiea had been
Tuhhgi % twelve buFTos. aud he had
gone ont with several friends TO recov.
or them. They came upon three men
she baa The burfos in thelr possession.
apd asked 'alem 20 rssuFn She animals
Their answer Was q voiicy from win.
chosiera A pitched hattie was fought
for an hour oonaaies was killed. while
al the others escaped injury
The robbers were identified aa Lua
Ochoa. Antonio t.ieubano ana ureraFso
Villalol'oa. ~ ~ Pinos Altos They
abandoned the hurroa and Ned into tho
mountains Tho murdered man waa N
years of age and unmarried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
VESTS SHOT Gun.
Fired Two Shots at His
DuSky Love.
He Missed and then Used
His Fists and Mouth.
Important Letter from Denver & Rio
Grande Official,
PROPOSITION RATHER PREMATURE.

Room 9, Commercial house on First
- .eet. was the scene OF a shooting ar
fair this morning at 1915 o'clock that
came very near proving fatal 20 one of
Aibuaucrque'a dusky maidens, Mrs.
Slaughter. nee Miaa emma Cline
For some time Robert West. The
tan and angular porter az Strugcs'
European. has been deeply la love with
MiEs cline.
Another porter. named A. Stripiand.
at the Metropolc saloon. WAS also a
sweetheart Of the Cline woman. ami
last night he. d seems. beat out the
West fellow In her affections.
The warm southern blood of West
boiled and Tobolled an night long--hla
sweetheart had proved untrue. and IN q
morning with the grccn-eyed
monster OF jealousy. he yecured a
double barreled shotgun. and. with
the weapon forthwith with soldier-tread
made his way b room g. standing in
the hallway, Keeping occasionally In the
keyhole and hearing words OF adora-
tion cchoipg and rc-ccholnR over the
tranaom West thought Of his shotgun
ana revenge
Tie mounted q trunk near the door
ana pokcd the barrel or the shotgun
through the transom. firing a full
charge ot deadly shot across the bed
whore laid Striplani and Miss Cline.
Tho charge % shot tore great big
hole IN the wall
West. with blood IN both optics and
the white rolled back In his head. Wig
orously kicked In the door, ana az the
Cline woman raised herself from the
bod, he fired another shot. this time
W close that the deadly shot passed
cut of the open window but not until
they had diacolored the knee OF the
woman's right leo and set fire 20 her
nightEowB.
At this stage OF the game lover No. Z,
etripiand. hurrledly escaped from the
room
West. after nli.ng the second ahot.
and nndlng the woman aslli a lively
corpse. pounced upon her and gave her
a sound beating. using his teeth 10 In
nict very severe wound on one Of her
fingers
West then escaped from the room
while the woman was yelling "mur-
der" and made a run that would do
credit 90 any well-kn0wn sprinter
Marshal McMillih heard the shots ana
on seeing the heeing black man. ne
used his legs also ana sprinted at
ten second gait after the fleeing would
he murderer. West. of course. was
captured
While this race was IN progress To
hceman Martinez and Deputy Sheriff
smith smelling the smoke ~ powder.
fnade themselves busy. and after in
Vestigailon started out after stripland.
lover No. ana he was soon under ar
rest
preliminary hearing was had this
afternoon at 3 o'clock before Justice
Crawford ana West was bound over 10
the next grand jury of this clunty IN
bonds ~ $500. IN default of whlsh he
Was sent 10 the county Jan stripland
was turned loose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Piaa Oauiaed To be submitisd Co
CifY Council.

The Piaa Outlined To be susmitisd 90
city Council.
The volunteer ilre department % Al
huquerque have decided on the plan Of
recognizing the department. which
was suggested BY u. Ruppe. the chief.
Ia which u IL recommended that two
men be employed al a salary % not
lees than 900 per month. whose duty Il
shall bo to remain constantly a. the
fire station day and night. ana that as
many OF the old volunteer members
who wish to Join in any number. but
not exceeding twenty ave. shall pe paid
$40 per year for their services. Thls
plan 10 10 gradually Increase a fully
paid membership. 50 that lE two or
three years the department wouid be a
fgiriy we'll paid one. The No. Z hose
W gon vii be equipped Nith two fur
teen-Fool ladders. two Babc0cks. 800
feet OF hose and two trained horses.
The quarters for the nremen viii be-
arranged 80 that there may be room
for ave or sin az least. thereby sAaur-
Ing a prompt and quick service. TIE
hoao station viii contain stalls tor
horses swinging harness and al equip
menta necessary -Df qniek hitchlnR
and egrtAs from the station. The petit
zion is signed by thifiy-HiS members
and the department has bnt sixty
nine The Gre committee will meet la
regular session next Monday evening.
when lt ls expected q thorough discus
sion viii be made BY the members. The
reason that these changes muet be
made IL that the city council recoEni1-
- the fact that Aibuquerque Of to-day
is not the Albuquerque u slx years ago
aud Efforts must BE- made la q very
short time 20 insure the safety OF
property In the business portion % the
city and especially the Highlands. The
volunteer service of Albuquerque has
always been recognized az the best 10
ihe West. but q has come 80 that point
where o. is Inadequate for present
H0eda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

Yesterday afternoon ~ Mra Charles
tono. boy and two y0en- ladies' we're
driving 70 the city after tho dedication
ceremonies az the ccmetarY, the horse
became frightened and started on q run.
suddenly The animal made a shqrt turn
and thfew Tho occupants of the buENy
Violently % the Eruund Fortunately Ne
serious injury was sustained BY any %
The people. The horse ran % me Old
powder house east ~ the cify. where hs
was captured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

look for the future. but We have no,
formulated any definite plans nor he's
the matter been brought 70 the Atteu-
tion of our board % directors.
Please present my compliments "a
the directors Of your club and convey
20 them what have hercinahove writ
ton and thank them on my behalf FOR
the friendly disposition they manifest
toward the Denver a RIO orande Raii-
road company. would not a. this
time advise any organized effort on
the part OF the Commercial club or tho
citizens of Albuquerque, but DO again
express the hope that my business en-
eagoments VIII permit me 10 visit your
ciiy ant thus redeem = promise made
several times IN the last seven or eight
years. Yours truly.
"E. r. JErFBRY."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
New II.,.l IIlgels,a N..a,,,

Since the departure OF n. =. Richard
son, who uddenly conceived the ldea
several months aEo that a relative of his
was dangerously ~ IN Illinois. the 10.
Gel Highland has been oondueied by Ar.
ihur W kineah'- a. temporary mans .
ger To-day. however the hotel has
iaaaacd into now hands. ana tha familiar
face ~ r. ". Mitchell % CcrsiilOs, was
found behind the offce drsk M Mitch
~ h a hra'-clasa Eentiemau and with
his esiimable wife. who viii arrive this
evening from ceuliloe. VII pr ve hrai
class hotel keeper. The cItlzan wishes
him eueoesa Mr. Klngshury states that
he WIN remain in the city. having been
onofcd q good position here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

The numbr Of train crews on the
thrd distract has been reduced to ten
on lhe second district TO eight aud on
the hrst district to seven. A numl r OF
men have eeon laid of on account Of
iEhi work. Several conductors are
now braklnE among them are noticed
l@ndeta' Campbell and Carson. The
inside engine In the Gallup yard was
'aken IN ON Monday. leaving Switch.
men sheppard, Smith and Asher out
or employment The mines have work
ed FetS uttlc this week rhe various
committees OF the engineers and hre.
men went 10 Chicago on Monday. An
lhe satisfaction they got from super
intendcnt Wells al Los Angeles was
thal thr company was running the
road ana Intended 90 continue doing so
Gallup Cleaner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
ph>vnn 4 Rio eaANDr.
~" Nniirri ~ i.stspsiss 'Nut We'll Fe..
dsd."s sul there l. Hsps.

" f''t'fN WI hftN HHuNr
d"d' ssill there h Hope.
The citizen. FOR many years past has
always advanced the theory that the
Denver s. RIO 0rande railway. N ex-
tended along the RIO Grande or
through the adjacent mining districts
10 THIS city. would fnd Il very prost.
able TO the company, aud on this hy.
pothesis several meetings OF the Com
mercial club have been held, the meet.
ings' however IN previous years re-
Hnlting In only paper talk. The sub
iect was again used few days ago
meeting ~ the Commercial club was
held. and the new secretary. =. r. Ne
Gamma, Instructed 70 begin communies-
ton with Mr.. JefIery, president OF the
road. To these letters the following
answer was resolved this morning:
Denver. Col. May 20.
MY dear sir-i am Just In receipt OF
yours ~ the gath inst. and hasten 10
say that the rumors IN regard 10 the
extension ~ our line 10 the Cochit are
not very well founded. We. OF course.
take deep interest IN the progress of All
Interests adjacent 10 our system OF
railway and from time 10 time cause
Investigations 10 be made as 10 the de-
velopment hat is going on and the out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

jury aud the court sentenced the pris.
oner 10 death. Efforts have been made
from time to time 20 secure c0mmu.
tatlon but the decision of the court was
never reversed and she law was allow
ed 10 take ita course
There we're present at the execution
about 100 people, most of whom were
county officials from New Mexico and
Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

Iron deposits are found which are re-
porieG 20 exceed IN quantity and equal
IN quality that which IL found IN the
Hanover district Thomas Scales owns
aome good properties In this section
and ls working a small force Of men.
ue has mapped out a large amount q
development work 10 be psrformsd this
summer IN his mines. Y.E
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
ooN'ior oArruHrp.


Archie kirrhsr. an Escaped Can,let fsan
Colorado fenitentiary. undsr Arreat
on september .. ls9s. the Colorado
state pcniientlary az Buena Vista, had
an escape, aud two convicga. Charles
Rogers, "a horse thief. and Archie
kircher burglar, were missing. Rog.
ere Is Huil out, but KiroheF lH ln the
city jah and Marshal McAlnlen Is keep
iug close watch over him. Last Tuea-
day night klrcher was arrested on the
charge OF attempting 10 beat hia board
bill and when taken to the city laIl
he gave his name Is W. X. Davis. The
marshal Joined in conversation with
the fellow. found that he called himself
Archie" and that hc was travelling
under an assumed name. The marshal
lhen looked up some old corrcspon-
dents and discovered the photos OF
both kircher and Rogers. The former
on yesterday acknowledged that he
was one of the men who escaped and
that his name was Archie Kircher. an
eilieeF from the Colorado penltentlary
d expected here tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02

fosicfhre lnapoctor A. 4. Frederick.
"he is ono cf the oldest. lf not the old.
ost. postofiioe inspector In tho service.
has been transferred TO this section. New
Mexico and AglEona being under his
Jurisdiction, Las Vegas has been desiE.
mated az his headquarters. Mr. fred.
oriok has sent for bis family. nov ro-
slding AZ Douvcs, Colo.--Opilc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-02
ARAScGs1s SUICIDES.
%. =. ore.lsy, 20 Laks valley. Takes ni
uwu tafa.

uwu tifn.
u. ~ drceley, q ranchman aud
stock raiser of Lake Valley. committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the LEFT side the other day. The corD.
ner'H jury claimed that Greeley was
temporarily insane. The deceased was
about 90 years of aEe and unmarried
H. served one term az commissioner os
Sierra county. ana returned 10 Lake
Valley last June from Alaska. where
he bad soao several years previous lie
has brothers aud sis9erz living In New
Hampshire ana Connecticut, aud they
have been notified % hts death.