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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

From New Mexican Oct AZ.
Ex-Goy. L. A. Prince made trips this
week 90 his ranch near Isspanola and
10 Albuquerque.
Miss Nina Otero who has FOR some
time been visiting Mrs. ". h. f1eA IN
Albuquerque, writes home saying this.
she II having delightful time. and
does not think Of returning within the
next two weeks w
Mrs. W. II. Whiteman returned thii
week from a visit 10 Mrs y y R6dey
and her mother. Mrs A. NJ Co1ington
az Albuquerque a ~
Hon. ~. y. Ferguson, % 0Aibuqutf.
que. arrived last evening from las w.
gas ana viii this evening fnake an AZ
dress az the court h0tise ur fs rf
Hon. W. n. Chiiders. United stFtes
attorney for New Mexico left FOR Nil
home az AiDuqueSuue yesterday aftpr.
noon, amer spending several Gays IN
the capital on business.
G. y. Burg Of Boston accompanies by
Miss TaPpan. WENT 60 Atbuquerqut
Thursday afternoon. where they viii
probably spend the winter Miss Tap.
pan came here for her health from
Colorado SprinKs several months seo
MIR wand Mira Carti2itulc ana daugh.
ter OF S. Louis. Tery pleasant resple
who were here for the bencnt of Mrs
zitsle'a health. ief, the aanisasium TIM.
week cor Ribuaaerqne, a from where
they VIII 80 10 Tucson. Arizs gor,ths
winter. - IS 1gA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The Eovcrnheni survey "a establish
the Colorad04Ncw Mexico boundary on
the southern limit OF Archulesa COUNT
has been summarily stopped. The
Work was continued up 20 Within four
miles of Saith. which Il was found.
Houla fan within the New Mexico
Htnundary. ana az that point worn was
discontinUed
The investigation resulting IN the
above 'Gnfoa'matioA WIS made by the
Colorado stlte government The fei-
wal land. office began the work % de-
ternlnlng the boundary line. the cltl.
SenF 81 Avrhuleta county. Colo hav-
ing complained that under existine
ebndhions large numbers % ineRhi vot-
e''s were annually rushed % the polls.
The survey was begun about six week.
aEo. bDi was only continued hong
enough to determine where Edith
would fall and work was then stopped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

John whaien Killed BY n switch an
kine. = q ''' ~

John whaIen Killed by u switch Ep-
'ast 81 ust lAt fsH+f
Another Fase. n death from using
the railroad. track for bod occarrea
IN the yards 81 Nefdlos. The victim waa
4 mipsr named John whalen. known q.
'scutiys Wha has been "a work AZ tho
sheeptrai minss Whaieu had auit his.
Job. and with couple of GUAR mia
era came luio Needles Wednesday,
nlghi ~ ThprsiiRy morning 90 enjoy
themselves, The mrn weFe about the
saloons together Thursday niaht and
Whalen had BEEN drinking cutie heav-
IS. About . o'clock In tbs morning M
lefi hiH gomraniona, and q u supposed
wandered over Into the yaris and finai-
" laid down on The track ina drunken.
stupOn f. .a
The switch engine went iErouahathe
yards shortly after , o'clock. aud aillt-
tic batter she yard foreman. j. ~. Rey-
nolds, found the mangled remains sraf-
tered about near the sfaleF eneince en-
Birding dii not know hut sviichmsn.
Pat Cqngd0p femembera ~ the foot
board on which he was standing hav-
ing struck something but bis lantern
had gone out. ana he was trying ca
light u az che time and took no partl-
cular notice of ihe ooeurTcnoo The
body was eut into several pisuesrspdf
horribly manElsd. ~, .t. as-.- .s.
Justlye Root ana Undertaken Jsmes
Carroll took charge Of the tesiains.s, A,
tax receipt from Mohage county aBd
ii6S9 In cash WAS found 10 ;hc mana
pockets Tue dead man wae about IS
years ~ axe. and ~ sfaT o. isaowR has
no relatives IN this county.v-l'yes.n, go,.o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
THAT nIrrn.

some % thc very people In this city
who subscribed their money % the low
line canal and which was a dead losa
because OF the opposition " Pedro Pc
rea and bis crowd 90 that enterprise
arc working with the fusion gang try
ing 90 put the perea faction again In
control of the county. Their reason APP
pears TO be clouded by their political
preiudicea We appeal TO them 10 study
issues on this campaign. They are clear
aE a New Mexico day. II Pedro Pcrea
San use the democrats " this city this
elesal0n be may again fasten his grip
on county affairs. and every interest OF
this1eify viii suffer They viii put him
IN fosition 10 lniure the public schools
and the university II he IL again In
stalled as boss Of everything political
he VIII be given a club with which he
can baat down and defeat every public
enterpesse beneficial 10 this city. The
republican party has thrown on his
leareship and every man nominated on
che republican ticket Is friendly "a this
city. Help elect them ana y0u help. The
future prosperity Of Albuquerque. bow
the dfmotrats can allow themselves To
De traded on to Pedro Perea and his
gang 81 rule o. ruin followers u beyond
she comprehension o. the true friends
~ this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The New Mexican asks what has ..
A. Larazolo ever done for the working
maj that entities his organs 60 accuse
Hon u = Rodey falsely 81 having op-
posed the poor mans intcrcsts7 In
fact. what has f.arraanlo ever done or
even ever learned about New Mexico
that should cntitie him to be sent az
delegate % congress 10 represent New
Mexico7 Hon. n, X Rodey introduced
a bill IN the legislature when he was
a member % ~. aimed against HACK
listing lie never voted against the ful.
low servant bill. AZ has been said. be-
cause that bili was introduced for the
first time four yearc after Ne Rodey
mad served In the legislature Mr. Ro-
dey stands for protection to the Amcri-
can workingman. 20 the poor sheep.
herder. az wen az the better tn-do me
chanic. while is8rrazoio stands Tor the
policy that would rob the worklnRman
u his means OF gaining livelihood.
that would send the aheepherder beg
gar through the territory. 10 n plain
10 see that the desplcable effort u tbs
populiatic papers In the territory "a
besmirch the record OF Mr. Rodey IN
reference 20 his friendship Tor the poor
man IL made In order 70 hide tsauazo-
los record. or, rather. lack % record,
In the same direction. Truly " LARA
colo were elec,sd he would not repre-
sent, but would misfepFeesnt New
Mexico In congress-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The farraxolo people. driven 10 des-
peration by the certainty Of defeat
which nov stsges them ln the face. are
TehorlinE to down right, fslsehoOd Ia a
iaai effou - retrieve their lost cause,
We are infnrmed that their. last roor-
back, not made public through the press
but quietly circulated among the rail.
ruad msns ls story that SIT. Rodey.
when In the Legislature of isSs. opposed
she passage Of bin against what Is
known. ~ 'blAckllsting This IL a
psalm. simple uRsduitenated iie The
record shows that coSnoil bin No. Al
was introduced that year by Mr.. Ro-
dey, and was q meaaurs making black
listing" unlawful, MT, Reqey iabOred
earnestly for the passage OF his bill. and
81 was no ednis OF his hat II was not
adopted. The merits OF the bill are OF
no consequence AZ this time, but the
1.arrazollan a. about Mr, Rodey Il the
thing 10 which We Invite attention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
A NEW ENTERPRISE,
The MOuteSuTa Savings, Loan and
Building Association.
ORGANIZED WITH CAPITAL, H,OOO,O 600

Articles Of Incorporation have been
filed and the Monteznma Saving. Loan
So tluilGing association has been o.
ganlxeo with an authorized capital OF
fi,0o00oo. The officers and directors are
NJ w, Flournoy, president. n. A. Hub.
bell. vice president; H r.. Gardner
secretary! r. A. f'inicai ana W. M.
olilenwater. The First National bank
u the treasurer ana Johnston q Flint
cal are the attorneys ana councillors
The association will not cunane zee bus
insss TO Albuquerque. hue viii extend
operation 20 all parts Of the territory.
The general plan n similar 10 the local
Organizations. the Co-ooeratlve and
Inc Mutual. With the exception thar the
monthly paym,ass are limited. stock Is
pon-forfeitable and no fines arr charged
on shares not Borrowed on. II also
differs IN. the nature value OF the
shares, IN the new sas0ciation shares
are one hundred doiiara. II VIII also
Issue prepaid aud fuilpaid dividend
bchrihE inves,ment stock.
This field has been open every since
The last legislature passed the law reg
elatlng building and loan associations,
doing business IN the territory. Las
Vegas was quick 70 take advantage Of
The situation and its leadfne' citizens
Srsanized two associations there and
ihey hate been taking business from
beFe. and near by towns and other sec-
Hons that properly belongs 90 Albu.
querque as the metropolis OF the terri
Tory, the feature Of limited payments
peine their main drawing eard for the
business thus obtained here Atbuaner-
due WAS not a competitor for the out
aide business ae the local associations
conhne their operations "a the city.
With the new association IN The Acid
and rs affairs conducted by the men
Gao are az the headaof 1t. Albuquerque
All get the business 1t h entitled 20,
that heretofore has gone TO Denver,
and since the passage OF the act above
ieferrch to, IL going ~ Las Vegas.
Building aud loan associations are
beneficiai Institutions. especially IN n
new country like oun. and are entitled
ID encouragement No other form OF
financial institution offers such salts
pct0ry investmenW Tor small savings
Or enables a poor mar to build a home
The loral associA, ms have been an
Important factor IN building up Albu-
querque, Ald ~ the same time have
encouraged savings and the practice
~ economy. These institutions are now
Recognized ~ important factors In the
sDcial and economic development Of the
eountrys The controlling idea n the
paaslnE Of the separate savings OF
wage earnefE and the savings OF per.
NDnH Of small means. ~ such a manner
~ 20 aid thom In procuring homes IL
also an entirely safe means by
yhich the man os small means can
( Have the use OF the capital OF hIsanore
fortanase neighbour, through the med-
ipm % Investment stock. The effect az
4ioh Institutions are 20 dignity the
nome, e. further morality and 10 make
iheaghifnl. eise. and responsible cit
ikena .-r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
noMnAsrIc nuRKmARr.

The democrats should hook after their
man Burkhart.. Isis super sensitive
nerves get 10 twltching In a campaign.
and they get the better of his egOtisiic
Imagination. and he says ana does
things that alo more amusing than
otherwise. lie 9roie the resolutions fOg
the fusion convention. and while he de-
nounced everything ne could think OF.
he forget TO pledge the ticket TO any
thing practical, and never once called
attention" TO his attempted sale OF the
democrats 90 Pedro Perea and NJ. s.
OterO. e.rtei. .rtI. ..I, .,.
Nj. Burkhart isa bundls Of bombasiic
eg0tism, andino 0ne pays any attention
20 his vaporlngH. but hia committee
should not allow him t0 sign their
names 60 circulars WITHOUT first COR
vinclng themselves dhat they arr truth
ful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
aALLUr ounAslNos.
ltht,h 81 Interesting Topics Froh the Car
't+ =" ben city.

ithtah oE IRtrreaSing Topics From the Car
~ boh city.
f.om de Cleaner
George sampson shipped car load
u sheep % Kansas City. Mr. Jones. Of
Usage kas had charge OF them.
John Howard 10 happy. as bis young
daQknter hab Arrived from New York
and they are now costly located In the
adobe house, corner OF Third and Coal
avenue
X. u. clark. a former resident of Gal
lip, has accepted the position OF night
eierk at the depot.---His family will
arrive shortly. ~ rftar iar
The mortal reulains OF John Doyle
WIS lald 30 rest An abe caiholle ceme-
tefy on sppday last A large num-
Der Of friends from Ciarkvlllo. Gibson
ana Gallup attended the funeral. which
Maha conducted by Father George j..
thirty young people gathered at the
home OF sc, and Mrs. w. A. Kramer
on Monday evening to celebrate thn
unrteenth Birthday Of their bright lit.
ut daughter, Myrtle. The games and
ADJUSTMENTS INDUCED In By the chill
dren were only lnteyuBted 10 dispose
~ the bountiful REFRESHMENTS served
~ th1 hbg.ess, Anumher % beautiful
era useful presents srsssd lhs Oooa-
3, d, borden, atthteS, aad builder,
repeivei tbe contract 10 build ihe brick
reFldehce on AElec avenue Tor Mrs.
Harding Mr. Borden drew ihe plan
Tor the building which y 10 be two
stories IN height Il viii eootein eight
rooms, four pooms below ana fovr
above. with lNo bsy Nindows IN trout
on each slofy. With bedrooms Cor each
giory Work has ALREADY Commenced.
The building VIII Nost 5000. The next
biz " Horqena Vas q, Oqp jesg than his
The fcmAins Of our late townsmAn,
Thomas Marshal were followed 60 the
cemetsry Monday hy a-lsrga Number Of
ayinpatbizlnE friends ~ The family.
The services wefe conducted BY the
Rev. w E Foulks. from the family
residence 90 Astee avenue. A wife and
three little children are left 10 nshi the
battle % life AZ bets they can. A sub
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
A..anaen.a ~ Cruel Ar.,hsr.

Monday night aboh, $50 O'clock az
Jpfnes Countiiy was walking along
'lsoutTr street his attention was al.
'rfcied town Clark avenue by the wall
ihS 81 an infant. investiga Ting, he
fSunt an infant lying on the front
pprch ~ Engineer Tom Hourne's res
idehee afr and Mrs bourne who
Were visiting al "A neighbours house
were summoned ana took charge OF the
'littie boys who Is about six Or eight
weeks old He n a bright little fellow.
win light hair and blue eyes.
The iaagcRtage of the child IL a pro
found mystery. the eheoFy being that
some stranger arriving on one % the
trains Monday night brought " here.
Several Families expressed desire
70 odopt the lltsle stranger, but Mr..
and Mrs. Bourne Intend 90 hold pos.
session, and give the abandohed child
a good ome--Itaton Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

The merchants 81 this city are being
etnVassed Tor advertisements for hotel
registers. The fhen cangassing are
strangers and the work Of makiag the
REGISTER IL 10 be done elsewhere. When
Atr, Wagner OF wagner a Myers. Wa
called 'lpon the FIRST question he asked
was II the work was 10 w done here.
When the answer came that II was not
he was prompt 10 tell them that he
was net giving busine-. 20 such eater.
ptises. When work ean bs done In the
Guy u seems needless 70 ppg Il mildly.
70 send Il 0atside Men like Mr.. Veg
nfr with an interest in bhildlhg ID the
home community are 20 Be cohRratu
listed In refusing support 20 such shlngu.
optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
rnon Mlnmrs NonlNArrn.

For the lird successive time the re-.
pubncana Of HernaliliO county have
named Thomas Hughes. Of Albnquer-
que for the legislative council. This II
tribute 20 faithful performance Of
duty that seldom falls 10 men In a new
country like New Mexico. nut this
honof n a deserved one IN this tn
stance
NJ Hughes has always sttOd for
al thar ~ good IN legislation and has IN
particular been strong advocate Of
gucd legislation IN regard 10 education
al matters Las Vegas has not forgot b
ten me assistance he rendered In the
ana tier o. The New Mexico Normal uni
versity appropriation, and many other
good acts he has done IN years past IN
the territorial legislature
The republicans Of his county did
right fn selecting Thomas Hughes 60
aesin Represent the people IN the coun-
~ one ~ the best ways 20 build up a
party iund q country IL 90 stick % men
who have been tried and found not
wanting Lac Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
nANn oFFlcr nuslNrss


The following buslresa was transact
'ed at the government ian,i Office at
Santa Re for the week ending Thurs
day, October 20:
Homestead Entrles-October 20. Eelis
", soardo, Gallup, 100 acres HERNIA
lilo county; Harry A. Folsom. Gallup.
100 acres. nerneiilio county. October
= Pedro C'hayes, Santa Rosa. 100
acres. Guadalupe county Mathews Pc
rlveade Teritos, Pinos Wells, 100 acres,
Valencia. county; Antonio ~, Romero.
watrous, 100 acres. san Miguel county;
John L., WATSON. Shoemaker 100 acres,
san MlRhel county october as Win
field y shipiey. La Plata. 100 acres,
San Juan county
Desert Land Entries October Q. Jas,
n. Owens tl.ssga. go acres. socorro
county October is-Mrs, Eniinie IIol-
brook Wagon mound, 100 acres Mora
county. October 10 RenIgno t'lfbarri.
Wagon Mound. 100 acres. san Miguel
county October is-Angie y. McAul-
lfie $50 acres Coigax county.
Final Desert Ldnd Isntfy-October
ls--Andy Randle. Ia Plata $50 acres.
san Juan county. October n James
W. McDermott. . a Plata. - aces. san
Juan county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
DISTRICT couRT.



tera'
New ap1ts filed IN the dlslrlei eour.
Ia day are ~ follows; fl 4.D ,.
:, a, nrande ~, GuiSepne Minlchsl.
"a al, 'repieYin; for thrHa, horses and
fofT wagons, With harneas. eac sr
pQhn ". W5f.zss. as al 49,, Gs.saze
Hpfheins,. iedNays smith. hdwaId
Lfmbke. ami u, l. Cole. foe eieeimans
of defrndanis freW ihei Good Thing
Leds Mining claim, sitaaied. An Cochitl
NFAiifb i.uF t.r HuuH1 ut
FRS. National bank va Alphonae
Simpler s'Hl ON ACCOUNT for tst.ss ana
James Mec9gris,qn va Annie ,Mc-
c9rrisfon. suit fqr divorce, Cor .deser.
ton.
Nellie A. Moody -. David Moody.
.uls FER dlvafee' uHen she ,Eround 81
dgsertjnH ~.
gudgpfn' were FeDfered As foslowss
lOlerloeuiory tpdgment " default IN
Gise or georgs iieed vs. Hlreihia Heed.
Al Whllney Company "a. u. Morelll. for
tbs.se inieFest ana costs. Us. Ia,
William \. IIathawaY "a Lewis
Goodman, jwIglneDt ofy denial Of mo-
lion ~ maxi compliant Daye specine
ana granting defendant twenty days 10
plfad further.
Ferieclo Armiio Va posrd ~ SCUM
~ commissioners u herpslilla coun-
~ Tor tl.6s.o o for eamnd sslnns due
plain9ins AZ iipis be vas oognty asses
aof
a number of alIsns Wffo natursli1ed
suit FOR divoTfe w Dwight W'heslsr
" Mnnie n. Wheeler an sFound %
abandonment
Judgment rendered ia w FAR ~.
Tohsy hieAslhack Tor san, " esSfko,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03

mtglhs bsflFs W. tsSe w. lhs hglslep
" Ne eQnvrhllpn Jhefeftff. 4 ftppb'
lican who would 10 loyal ~ hls parry
cannot possibly vote for the eombina
ton.
10 the democ ats n this city teailS
NAat they are doins when they 90 int
the combinatiin7 For years the 4 mo.
Gratis ~ Albuquerque avefupelt pedr
Pefca. Not only have an the demo rats
worked and voted against him. but
many ~ the beet republicans OF tho
city have Joined them. for the reason
that they know perea was agalns, the
Improvement 81 Albuquerque. " In the
past the democrats have opposed pcfea
because hc was a. enemy Of the town.
~ what grounds can they now support
hlm7 Has he ehanEed9 II he not the
same man7 Has he not the same Views
he has always heid7 n only takes a
casual glance al his course FOR the past
two years 90 answer the question.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
NAV woUNDRn.
Accidental Discharge 81 Gun while osi
Hunting.

The Needles Eye. under date OF
October 20, gives a column article 10 an
accident which occurred near that
place on Thursday. w. NJ. Reesee. who
having been IN the employ OF Joseph
lti9uuedge AZ his saw mill In Bland last
spring, WIN be remembered by num-
Set or our citizens or that town. and
Ills son Charles. were the victims They
were out hunting ana while riding
long In wagon one or the shOtguns
was accidentally discharged the con
tents % the load penetrating the left
arm at the elbow OF the elder Keesee
ahd the risht"'arm 6f hts son. The
young man, who was not 30 badly in
ipred. hasnensd nietiicRf aid Tor hls
rather ana upon examination OF the
wound 10 was found necessary 90 am.
pptats the arm The Old gentleman IL
"a asars OF age. and owing 20 his pres
Get condition and Edya need years the
chances Tor his recovery are not very
str0nRs Mr.. keesee IL member 90 the
cpchiti Tribe OF He'd Men, he having
Joined the ordss at Bland early In this
pfesenl yean 3. h tr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
uow ~ PAso WAS nUNcoED.



The rows Of Guaaaiape. neSieo. was Not
Destroyed BY Fiood.
A man arriving here from the VA sEs
of Guadalupe. Mexico. yesterday. re-
| ported THAI the town ,yas stu latact
and moi deatFpyed by watar. a. was
reported here two weeks afO. .-i 4. y
u appears that The people of W .PaRl
and Jaarcz we're, banoOfd after aalsw
tpnnaen end cqnigIbalpi 20 alleviate
nlilfering thai Ak not .exist,1 A man
who owns a ranch, juRg opposite Gugd.
alupe in Texas w.ni down 70 the ranch
Thursday and having hea4d - the
great calamity went over 20 see how
everything looked. when he got there
IN was surpTived 20 asf., the. l1wh le-
built. az he thought. but % ipyesSiga-
tion he learned that the town had not
been destr6yed a. all and vas a. q ms
always beeh W. 'fi. 0'" ""'
He says they hid. a very heavy rain
apd the water was a fo6a deep IN the
streets. When the water rec6ic5 thrce
sfnall kdobts ftfl from weak founda-
tina and aside nom this no damage
whatsoever was dome. He says they had
nb crops 20 81 destroyed and iosi net
i1g except possibly a few goats.
II g said that the people IA Jpafez
learned the true state 81 atfalrs. satur-
day and refused to contribute al the
cSncert given FOR their benghs gaiuf.
fAy. night About $500 he's been c1ptrl,
ated BY the people of ~ Paeo end
5uafca, .bu, Since ltarnlng THAI they
were buncoed the people err geEretlang
thefr good act ,-t1i naso ilerala.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
THE TRAMP'S NAME.
Il Was Mike Obsrskey Who Was
Ground to Pieces.
HIS pAsTNER N THE CRY.

TBe name. Of ne tramp RON over and
Sanelei Into sasall pieces near HERNIA
llll0 ~ a ssnta re train vas Mike
oberskey who made La tunta his rem
aezvous f0r the past few weeiR. lie
vas coming south with Frank Lavard.
4 travelling hobo cOnpanion. aud both
Nere stealing a ride, Oberekey was not
~ young and agile as La srd. and
ehen the train was nearing ilernaiillo
station he attempted 20 get on. his coat
pas caught IN the under brake and he
Faa hurled unAerneatb the wheels. Ills
body was cut Ia twain and small pieces
ef human nefh scattered along the
fails FOR several hundred yards. In
searching pieces Of hls bloody clothes
his name was found written on an en-
velopc. IN witch a letter was enclosed.
put blood had stained the writing to
such an extent that the words were un.
intellIgibie. II Il not known whether
an inquest was held over the gruesome
mass OF human flesh and bones by the
tstice Of the peace al Bornaillio. IN
any event, the remains were buried
thre aHd no t0mbftohc VIII IN the fu-
cure mark me grave wherein lie the
horribly mAneled body 81 Mike ober-
skey dfs fortunate ,rahplnE partner,
Frank Lavar,i made a successful jump
from the brake beam only 10 Witness
his pat grounR 90 pieces underneath the
wheels, fs'in the city to-day. ana he
recites hehfacts ~ Oberskey's terrible
death az outlined above. I.avard
states that he ana the victim had been
travelling fsf,fNf,knfora gue ~. .,a.t 80.
years. making regular migratory trips
according 90 the seasons making the
northarn lake towns AMI thu eastern
ocean resorts IN the summer and when
lack Frost sppcarN ieisnrply moving Ia
the cities towns ana resotli OF the
southern states and terrltdf,es. II have
lost a goossfv4end- fe low that feared
~ dangers" SAID fsavhrd '"and will now
travel alonE s1u;hward ma lonely state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-03
valencia Isspabulraas.

The Citizen Published last Saturday
afternoon the county ticket nominated
by the republicans 90 Valencia county
Hesoluilohs were pastbd at the con.
vention lndorsinR the national. terrific.
rial andtouhty ddministrat idhk, ana ex.
pressing themselves az DESTROYS OF 1
continuance OF the good timcs" roy.
ernment or the present Administrations
Thename OF Hon Bernard g flodey
nomineeffor delegate TO congress was
heartily endorsed With a toat On cheer,
and appaitise. Resolutions We're alsd
passed expressive % gr6at sorrow a,
the death Of Ma1or Maxininano Lima.
who. as solder nj the Philippines
brAvely gave up HIS life for his coun-
try. Col J. Francisco Cbavts was
chairman Of the convention, ana carl
A, Daiies secretary