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NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-Butter-Receipts. s.fss
SSgzsc: June Creamery, 22q2sc. cheese-Re-
fancy, small. l2zqlsc; fall made. fancy. large.
12&ni3c: late made, small, l2612kc: large. late
made. li&0l2c. Eggs-Receipts, Isi2 packaxes
Market steady; State and Pennsylvania. 14Q Set
Western ungraded. at mark, 15G20c.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 30.-Butter frm ana
izc higher; fancy Western creamery. 2skc; fancy
Western prints, 30c. Eggs firm and lc higher.
fresh nearby &c; fresh western a3c: fresh
Southwestern, 21c; fresh Southern. zoe. Cheese
quiet.
to-day the butter market was steady; -crcsm-
cries 16de6c; diaries, 16d2zc. Cheese firm AZ
l2Gl2%c Eggs firm; fresh. TIC.
KANSAS CITY Dec. 30.-Eggs quiet but
steady: fresh Missouri and Kansas stock. firstn.
CINCINNATI Dec 30-Butter quiet Egg.
strong and higher at 1sc. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 30.-Butter cheese ana
eggs firm.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. so.-Eggs steady at lie.
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lowing table viii give an idea OF the vio-
lence of the speculative movement I'm the
stock market during the past year, and
will account for the wide vibrations of the
librium of true values. Those stocks have
been selected in which the variations have
been widest, but, generally speaking. they
are all Of those in which transactions have
been largest, so that they are fairly repre-
sentative OF the market. In the column
headed About Jan. g. prices marked with
an asterisk are the first or listing prices
Of stocks fioated during the year.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Petroleum steady: re-
fined New York SOC; Philadelphia and Bslti-
zoe. Rosin quiet; strained. common &C good.
SLi5. Spirits OF turpentine steady at 5lik151c.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 30.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm az 4slzc: Rosin firm Quote: A. B. C. ID.
N.l5; r.. $40; H.3o; G., N-s5: II. 81 60: L.
water white 1875.
WILMINGTON. Dec. 30-Spirits ~ turpenrfns
firm 49d49izc. Rosin firm at sIIs6II 20 C,r1lds
turpentine steady at sieO to $50. Tar steady at
$L25.
certiacstesnO bd Runs aSa sh sslaness a t
ported.
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Saturdays Bank Clearings.

At New York-Clearings, s232. 49, O4; bal
ances, s10,77 9609.
At delphia-Clearings, SIG. 690, 212: bal
ances, LAP, 701..
At Baltimore-Clearings 50. 1866; bal
ances, 1888 SIS.
AT Chicago-Clearings, $40, 307, 400; bal
ances. 1,3S1, 79l.
AT st. Louis-Clearings, s5.4S2,61; bal
ances, $1,216,071.
At Cincinnati-Clearings, s., 529, 900.
At Observation-Disclosures, SO, $50, 236; balances. ST.,
$50, 94.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.

OF the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75cqH.25. Peaches-Eastern Standard
s-lb. s21225; S-lb seconds sLs0G2; California
standard. 50 10Q240: California seconds 81 e0cIe
Miscellaneous Glib. S59soc; rasp-
berries. 3-lb. s1.25di3o: pineapples standard.
2lb. 90; choice. s2a2 10; cove oysters lib.
full weight. csc; light. 6oQ65cs string beans.
alb, sOGs5e: Lima beans. 81 2Oal2s: peas. mar.
STEERS. N.SG2; red cherries yocqsi: Strawberries
s5d9oc; salmon. lib. S5c9s1: s-lb tomatoes, 500
&c.
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick. 61aG7c per 10: common mixed.
eisG1ci grocers' mixed. &C; Banner twist stick
Sc; cream mixed Sc: old-time mixed. &c
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. l3H1Sc English
wainuts i2G14c: Brazil nuts. &c; filberts lie.
peanuts. roasted. 74Sc; mixed nuts. l0c
Ois-Llnseed, i6Q4sc per gal; coal oil. legal
test, I4c: bank. acc: best straits. soc; Labrador
soc: West Virginia. lubricatng. 2o9sOc: miners.
f0c: lard oils. winter strained. In brs zoe per
gal: half brls. 3c per gal extra.
Drugs.
Alcohol. s2i5d2eo: asafstida 25f730c: alum. ou
dc: camphor. 5iH6zc; cochneal, 596l55c: chiors
form. 5SQ65c. copperas, brls. soc: cream tar
tar. pure. 3oQ53c; indigo. 656s0c. iicorice Calab
genuine. asqioc maenesia. carb., 2-oz. 2o1aec:
morphine. p. & W., per or - s0172 55 madder n:
Giscs oil. castor. per gal. sl.o4gllo. OIL. berSs.
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NEW YORK. Dec so-The dry good. market
to-day quite devoid OF incident OF Impor-
lance. business on the spot ruled light and
mail order demand below the average. The tone
In all directions without change. and Their
was no alteration in prices OF either cotton a.
wooden foods. Yarns continue strong. but the
demand was quieter.
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ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
quotations unchsn ans No. spring wheat Coz
No. 2 yellow, slaSlhc No 2 oats. 2.Isg22sc;
No. rye. .52a534c. No. barley. ss94sc. NO. /
faxseed. s.4sl4; Northwestern. si.ish; Prime
Mess pork per brl, s.; sodloi5. Lard, per 100
lbs, $S.3595s5. short;rib sides aoosel: s: 259
short-cIear sides boxed. 80: Whisky.
Receipts"Fiour = 900 bris: wheat. 70, 900 blu:
corn. 2S2. 900 blu: oats. 5000 bu rye 5000 bu :
barley, sc, 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. y, 600 brls
wheat. Ga 900 blu; corn % zoe bu: oats, 1S3 900
rye 1900 bu; barley. $4,000 blu.
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NEW YORK. Dec 3o.-Evaporated apples were
GRATED APPLES. common. eQ6hc: prime. s4fl1c:
choice. 74uSAc. fancy. sizf9c. California dried
prunes. ShQsc per 10, 10 size and Quality.
Aprieots. ROYAL lsll5c: Moor Park t54lsc-
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HogS-RecelptS, 4,UUO; shipments, LOU.
There was rather an active inquiry from
outside sources for good light hogs. and
they sold promptly at strong to a shade
higher prices than yesterday. Local pack
ers were rather Indifferent, and with only
fair competition the heavier grades had
to sell in most cases a shade lower. A
good clearance was made at current prices,
and the market closed steady. This week S
receipts have been small, showing a de-
crease of L., 900 compared with last week,
| and 1000 compared with the same week a
year ago. This years receipts will show
| a decrease of about 10000 compared with
| last year, which is about the same per cent.
of change shown by some Of the more pre-.
| tentious markets, and therefore the trade
here this year is encouraging. From the
| beginning of the week there has been an
upward movement in values, and the av-
erage at the high time was fully 20 cents
higher than the close of last week, 80 cents
higher than year ago. and 81 higher than
three years ago. Local packers were not
| free buyers, but there has been very good
| inquiry from order buyers, and the sup
| plies were taken promptly at current
prices. Quotations:
Good to choice medium and
heavy ..................... "a 35G4 4215
Mixed and heavy, packing. ........ 4254435
| Good to choice light weights. 49,. 430p4 371a
Common to fair light weights..... 42oQ430
Common to good pigs. ............ 3.50U425
Roughs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.50Q420
Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none.
There were hardly enough fresh arrivals
of sheep and lambs to interest buyers, and
the trading was quiet at quotably un-
changed prices compared with yesterday.
| The receipts this week are 200 smaller than
| last week, and 100 smaller than the same
week a year ago. This years receipts are
nearly 10000 smaller than last year. There
has been good demand all week, and the
small supplies have sold promptly at strong
| to higher prices. Buyers were handicapped
| to some extent by the limited receipts, and
| it is reasonable to believe that a larger
supply would have sold to better advan-
tage. The extreme prices of the week
were $5.25 for lambs and 81 for sheep. Quo
| tations:
Good to choice lambs 81. 75G526
Common to medium lambs. ......... 3.50Q4oO
Good to choice sheep. .-.............. 3.5Ud400
Common to medium sheep. 2.00u325
\ -
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NEW YORK. Dec. se.-The brokers' price To-
lead Is ii5e and for copper ls50c
ST. LOUIS. Dec. so-Lead strong at <Ga
STelter dull At Acc
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
THE WEEK CLOSES WITH A SLIGHT
RALLY In CATTLE PRICES.
Hogs Showed q Strong Tendency,
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION SToCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Dec. Observation-Disclosures light; shipments
none. AS usual at the close Of the week,
there were few fresh arrivals of cattle to-
day. and there was no quotable change in
the market compared with yesterday. Not
withstanding there was a holiday this
week. the receipts have been comparative
ly liberal, showing an increase of over zoo
compared with last week, and $50 in COM
parison with the same week a year ago.
The receipts this year will show an in
crease OF about $500 over last year. The
market this week opened with very ur-
gent demand for export cattle, and that
class was salable at 15c to Csc advance
over prices current at the close or last
week The improvement, however. was
only temporary, and by the middle of the
week all of the gain had been lost. With
falling off in supplies toward the close
of the week there was another rally In
values, the averages being fully 10c to 15c
higher than the low time in the week. In
the market for female butcher cattle there
was weaker or a stronger tendency, gov
erned by the condition of the market for
steers, but the changes, for the most part,
were OF no great importance QuotationS'
Good to prime steers, 1850 lbs
and upward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 $50
Fair to medium steers, 1850 lbs
and upward. ....................... 54O9 5.1
Good to choice 1,150 to 1,300-lb
steers ........................... $3.50 5.E
Fair to medium 1,150 to 1,300-lb
steers ....................... ALSO SIS
steers Observation-Disclosures. 1850 475
Good to choice feeding steers...... 400 475
Fair to medium steers 4.40Q0 4.S0
Common to good stockers. ......... 5000 400
Good to choice heifers. 1000 AGO
Fair to medium heifers. $500 3.S5
Common light heifers. .............. 5000 40
Good to choice cows. $500 425
Fair to medium owS............... 315Gl $50
Common old Observation-Disclosures. 1000 2S5
Veal calves 5000 G. 20
Heavy calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 $50
Prime to fancy export bulls. ....... $3.50 AS
Good to choice butcher bulls....... 3.40Q 3.65
Common to fair bulls. .............. 2501 3.25
Good to choice cows and calves. .35 00Q 80. 90
Common to medium cows and
calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is OOa30 90
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, Dec. 0.-Cattle-Receipts very
light; shipments none. The general market
seems to be in fairly good condition and
the outlook is reasonably favorable for the
near future on all export and heavy
dressed beef grades. The better quality Of
butcher stock is in fair request and sells
readily at quotations The general out
look is favorable for steady prices. Quota
tons:
Good to choice shipping and ex-
port steers ........................$b .WQQ 6.50
Fair to medium shipping and ex-
port steers, 1850 to 1,400 lbs av-
eraSe o.9VNQ oVV
Good to prime dressed beef and
butcher steers, 1,150 to 1850 lbs
average ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 SIS
Steers 49,. ..................... 1909 500
coo to 100 lbs ........'............. 400 40
Common to good stockers........ 3.00q 400
Butchers cattle we quote:
Good to prime heavy butchers
T..
Fair to medium heifers ............ $500 S.75
Common to light heifers. 5000 20
Prime and fancy cows. $3.50 $50
Good to medium cows............... $3.50 As
Common old cows and Gamers. 1.50G 2.75
Veal calves, prime light weights. 1000 40
Common to good heavy Calves. 3.50Q 500
Prime to fancy butcher and ex
port bulls ......................... 3.'5a AS
Good to choice medium butcher
DullS S.Z0Q 90
Common to fair bulls. ............. 9. 50fD 3 Is
Good to choice cows and calves. 50. J9fl59. 90
Common to medium cows and
caves. ...--.-............-.....l Id. UO15p w
Hogs-Receipts. 1889; shipments, 25O3.
The quality was generally fair. The mar
ket opened quiet and a shade lower, es-
pecially on light and mixed grades. while
best heavy were about steady. Most OF the
general sales were made at s4.30Q440; one
car of 255 lbs average sold at Sac Trade
ruled fairly active throughout the day.
with some late arrivals selling \ shade
lower than the opening. The closing was
quiet with all sold. Quotations:
Choice to medium and heavy pack
ing and shipping .Sf.a51I 4 IS
Mixed and heavy packing .......... 45Gsl4 10
Good to choice light weights. is
to $50 lbs average .................. 430lif IS
Fairly good light weights. 120 to
lou IDS .......-................... 4JHt4 %
Common TO good pigs .....-....... 375lt 10
heaVy roushs .........-.-........... 3.5)df09
Sheep-Receipts nominal; shipments.
none. The quality only fair. The mar.
ket was rather quiet, with supply very
light and demand correspondence So = he
closing was quiet Quotations:
Good to prime lambs ...............$f .5a5 q
Fair to good lambs .-.......-....... ab)dfB
Common light lambs ..,..--......... 3.256J33
Good to choice extra sheep ..ssss... ai50k3
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Minona -.-.-.---.......---<..-.-.
Wolverines .......-.---..-....-..--..-.
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Optimistic View of Conditions Taken
by Traders, Despite Shrinkages of
the Past Two Weeks.
AN EASIER MONEY SITUATION
GOLD EXPORTS HAVE NO BAD EFF
Feet ON WALL STREET.
Table OF the Marked Changes In
Share yalues-LocaI Business Stag
nant, with Prices Very Firm.

At New York Saturday money on call was
steady at sal per cent; last loan. per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange was firm, with actual
business in BANKERS bills at &.S7l4q4S7h
for demand. and siSls4G4S2 for sixty days;
posted rates, s4-s21z@4-Ss and $4.Ss1s; COM
mercial bills, s4s0AQ4SO94.
Silver certificates were 5S1zq5s1kc; bar sill
yer was 59lsc; Mexican dollars were 471kc.
Bar silver. on the London market, was
steady at q 3-1sd per ounce
The weeks imports of specie, at the port
of New York, were s54.l25 in gold and s1S5. $50
I'm silver. The exports, for the same period.
were SSe6,S4S in silver bars and coin. and
81. $685. 200 In gold
The imports of dry goods and merchan-
disc at the port OF New York for the week
were valued at 3d. 50,642.
The weekly statement of the Associated
New York banks. issued Saturday. shows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

MINERAL APPLICATION NO 100.
A7A United states Land otiice, santa Re,
New Mexico, December an, 1889. Notice 10
pustofiiee addresses No, lpO broadway, IN the
thorough ui Manhattan, IN the city,
county aud state Of New York, "
lect, whose pustutiicc address 10 san
Pedro IA the county OF santa Re, Territory OF
Ncw McSico, has made appllcRtiou iuf u
laitcd states patent TOT the 40" lode mining
ciaiui, mineral survey No. iUf7, situated 90 the
New flacef Mining District. county Of sants
re, lcnitOy Of New Mexico, covering 100
feet got the be' lode IN an casicriy direction
from the discovery shaft and 200 feet ia a
westerly direction thrreirum aud lying ln tOwu.
.lip ~ n of range 2 D.. uusuveyed, New
Mexico meridian aud more particularly de,
scribed as f0lloWsi HcgiRning ID cor 80. 1. a
Limestone - by ~ bY inches, set ~ inchep
ga tie ground, chiseieG lVt4 vito cunical
side whence H. 81 l.. ia. s.. B, New Placer
Mining District. santa 4 IL county, New Mexico
bears ., 20 degrees ~ iu,u'ates b, 1908 feet
distant, aud running themes ~ bu5 feet lo cor.
> So deEfrcs "A minutes w. 1900 feet 90 cur-
ncr No, granite stone marked a-toa7,
S,a.,,,, ,,,,s S fSsi 70 So.esf 20 Pa
grrcs IL minutes b. ltlp,2 feet 10 conner No,
p, limestone marked e-lQAg. thence N. a
degrees minutes n. 2b5 feet 20 corner No. .,
oi Saa ,a sS SO dssl sssS"S @an aS
y Oh feet 70 corner No. 4, the place Of bcgin.
ming. Containing 1913 acres. The nuiige OF
Location pf This claim Is recorded Ia the Office
VI ulc Recorder ui santa re county, NrN
Records ct Mining Locations. NciHhbOuna
ana adjoining claims are, on the nOftn the
"Old Timer" lode uuaufvcyrd, claimant
unknoSn; ON the east, The. san San-
cisco lode, unEuucycd, claimant un.
huowu; on The south TIA Apex" lode.
survey No. ga o., claimant Leonard Lew.
ehon, ana the Fiat Iron" lode, unsurvcyrd,
claimant unkmNNni and on the west the
Annie kooncl' lode, unsnrvryed, claimant
unknown. NO others known,
MANUEL X. OTEkO, Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
real E.iAte Trnnafsrs.

Y. II. Kent and wife TO Eunice Nc.
Clellan, quit claim deed 10 piece OF land
In precinct No. 8; $3.50.
B.H. Kent and wife 20 Kuniee No
Clellan, warranty deed 10 plecs Of land
In precinct No. 8: 600.
Auristo Armijo Gnd wife TO Eugene
Wiikison, piece VI land In the town OF
Corfales; 600.
First National bank OF Albuquerque
TO Marion Is. Kennedy, atty lots In the
Brownewell Il Lsil addition; $500.
Jacob Schwartz and wife 10 Mrs Jose
phine c. Nilkison, lot Z In block 8, 10
Northern addition; $40.
Jacob Schwartz and wife 10 Mrs.. Joss.
phlne G. WilkisOn, lot In block o, In
Homestead Garden SPOT addition; e.
AndFaes Sanchez and wife 10 Adelaide
Martinez. piece of land In BanehOs do
Albuquerque. precinct No. 1. 2sxi30;
600.
GayinO Garcia aud wife TO Ferguson
Il Gillette, q piece Of land bounded on
tbs north by lands OF Jose C. dc Baca Of
al. on the south by the San Yrisarri land
grant. on the east and west by bounda.
ries Of said grant; 500.
Adolph Klehenberger aud wife 10 g. ".
Graves. quit claim deed 10 lots o and In
block 2, Ragle Townsite cOmpany's ad.
dltiOn 10 Bland $3.50.
George Hoiheins OF ri to Mrs. A. l..
finch. 5oGiOO feet o. the surface ground
Of the Monte Christie" lOds 600.
c. W. Graves 10 Mira. Joseph Hereby.
lot o Ia block g. In Ragle TownsIte com.
pahy's addition 10 Bland; tls750
kagle TOwnslte company 10 n. L. Cole
lot o and Ia biOek 10, la Esgle Town.
sIte company's addition TO Bland; 81.
Guadalupe Gutierrez 30 Miguel Duran
and wife, piece Of laE1 In CandAlarlas.
2Sxi60; $50.
juan ChEves = Armljo and wife to l..
Brault. % feet Of land running north and
south and situated In La Ladera In town
Of AlbuqusrqHe $3.50
Albert 4. Armiio and wife 10 francisco
ArmlJo O'ern. lnt I IN blOek 10. la
francisco ATmii5 Otero addition: $50.
Tranquilino Martinez 10 jose Avanda,
lot and house ia the town Of Barelas;
$40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
R.lnclnr cnnntY K.n.n.s..

The board OF county commissioners, al
les meeting Wednesday. ordered TO b.
paid two bonds Of ti.OO0 each OF the
issue OF 1854, with Interest at Q per cent
per annnm. from July !. 1879. These
bonds originally bore 10 per cent inter.
est. but, by agreement with lhe owner,
Iae Interest was reduced TO q per cent.
The board received Communication
from representative oi eastern bond.
holders and judgment creditors OF the
county 10 exchange about 100000 OF
bonds nov outstanding ut o per cent In
terest and judgments recovered against
the county Tor the new per cent bonds
which this county will shortly issue.
This means saving 10 the county OF
over 1880 per aunum, and II Is expect.
ed that this exchange will soon be con.
summated Las Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

MINERAL APPLICATION No. 80.
tA aitcd siaics Land Once, santa re, NeN
Mexico. December ., 1859. Nuslcc -
s sS,oise v sare s.' s9nR9s,s Ssois
thr Buuugh OF Manhattan. in the city
county and state Of NWw York, ~
D. A. Mclaughlin, his attorney ia fact
vho.c postotiice address y san Pedro,
New Mexico, has made application lof Unit.
eel States patent fus t-e Columbus lode
mining claim, mineral survey No. iOlH, stu
atrd in the NcN Placer Mining District, cOuH.
~ Of san re, Territory pi srW Mexico, Gov
enng 100 feet az the Columbus" lode in an
eaatcrly dfe.ii isOm the discovery ahsit
and 900 feet ln a westerly direction thctcirom
and lying 10 township 1 q y. Of range 2 b., un-
surveyed New Mexico meridian, and more
particularly described a. follows beginning
AZ corner No, B. limestone ~ by ~ BY 3
inchcs, set " inches ia the ground chisclcd
l-iUff, With c0nical mound OF stone " feet
high, feet bAsU, alongside, whence u. \. l..
NJ No, new Placer Mining District, santa
~ minutes ~ scconia k' BOSE feet distant
ana running thrucr > rs degrees 80 minutes
W, 1900 feet 20 corner No. a q limestone
marked 2.lOtsi thence n, ~ degrees IA min
utcs w 600 feet 20 corner No ., q limestone
marked a-tO4e thence n 40 degrees 4b min
uets 3 1900 feet 10 corner No.a,a granite sinne
ma cd 4.luaa, and thence D. - degrees "a
minutes b. 500 Is, to corner No 4, the place of
beginning Containing aO.@s acres. The notice OF
lucation of this claim b recorded Ia the Office
" thc Recorder OF santa Re county, New
Me1lco, ~ page ayt OF book No Of kccufds
ui Mining Locations. Neighbogng OF ad
luiniuN claims are, ON the east the Iowa aud
New Mexico" lodrs nnafvcyrd, claimants
unknown; on the west lode mining claim
uugstveyed, name unknown, claimants Ahcita
and Amnd, Nh1se FIRST names are unknown.
no other neiRhloHng uF adjoining claims
Known MANUAL X, OfkkD, Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
the sHoOTER oAUour.
While Trying 60 Make His Fsoaps from
the Uffy NasfaFdHy

while trying 60 Make Hfs Escape from
the City Yesterday
tbs police suecesded In capturing
George Brown, tbs man who shot George
Harris, the barber, aud Louis Blair, the
aci aa0rs grinder. Immediately after the
shooting took place, Brown made his ~
cope and was not found until after a
careful search throughout the city Wa
made. Tie was IN the railroad yAsis
south Of she city, about a. Ny 10 board an
outgoing freight, ghan NatchmAn R0y
nlty saw. blU and MARE tina arrest.
Brown attempted 81 uge reyOiye', but
tha officer sUOu 0yerpowoTed him aud
turned the prisoner over 70 the police.
in the justices court, Brown was held
over IN this sum OF $500 10 await the Do.
elsiOn u the grand Jury
One OF the bullets which brown Cred
perforated the iiaaay part OF Harris leg,
while blair received another leadsn mls
siia In the back. Both She iaigFed men
ara getting along nicely. but thay will
b. obliged 10 nurse their wounds toF ser.
oFal days yet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
r RANK ". AlAhh,
"Capiain Of Naval Reserves,


Harry Peers, aged - years, died last
night 40 his room on south AEnO street,
% consumption, HIS home IL In GA
tATi0, Canada, and came here about three
weeks ago from Phoenix, AgiElna, where
he resided iCr only u short time fUF
eight years Nc. Peers was employed ~ a
clerk Ia the llibernian bank In Chicago,
and WAS forced 20 discontinue that Oecu.
patton owing TO failing health. Ills
mother aud sister have baen notified by
telegraph Of TIA death, and TIE remains
Will be- held hers until word Il received
from the relatives The nody has been
embslmed and prepared for burial at the
Undertaking pAflnrl oi D. W Strong.