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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
LAS CRUCES MINING NEWS.
Activity In Mining Circles In the Or.
uan District.

gan District.
The Torpedo mine at organ has boon
largely under water for the last two or
three months but is now putting in q
new pump ard when the water ~
gotten ri1 uf work will be- carried ON
IN the drifts and cfuss.cuts ON the
fourth level, The force Ga being lu.
creased superintendent Anderson ia
Z now in Chicago attending meeting
OF the stockholders.
The Muduc Mining company rs now
surveying its mines for patents which
will be obtained as soon as possible.
as 10 ia dcglrcd to bond the property
'or a large sum Tor improvements.
As soon as the money iR obtained a
lNutOn concentration will hp erected.
ih" Excelsior mine is shipping
about two car loads months from
Las Cruces OF high grade copper ore.
George Du Royce is running tun
mel on nia property the organ mine.
and is also doing some work ON the
Eclipse
Cnptn.n Brown O.. operating his
manganese mine ln the Cahauu noun.
talua niug miles north of R.noon.
where ho hg already several car loads
Ht orc ou fhn dump. and viii com.
monyy hippIuE soon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
Chalrmnn slront Cnmmlltc.

j q Burns. taN and assessment
pEpUf OFF the SANTA Fp Pacific was at
Gallup the other day
Work 90 tho shops additions Is pro.
FrDssIuE nicely. a big supply of build
lnh material arriving yesterday
Tho local shops ana ruuudhouso are
rushed uu work oyorhauliuR ana re-
pairing passenger and freight engines.
Miss Della Brown arrived from To
pckB to take "a position as stDuugraph
pr lu the Office Of Tralumastpr e.. a.
Bristol az Las Vegas.
r. T.. G. Sandrrsou actiug general
superintendent of machinery ot tho
Santa fc wac a passenger 90 the
City on SO h last night
Monday morning. Mrs u e. Nudge
wife of the general manager OF the
Santa Fp. after visit 20 40 paao
passed up the road ia special car 2lC
t0r Topeka
MossrH Houghton and Brown two
well known and popular Santa fe
railway oihcials who enjoyed yestcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
RECETTION CONuITTEF

Tn" santa Fc committee appointed
.Ny Governor Otoro for Santa Fe 20 ar.
range a reception for President Nc.
km',y at pomiug hc,d q meeting and
elected Judge y. B. luughlin chair.
man ana Solicitor General T.. L.. Bart.
lett secretary The following com.
mittocs were appointed. To secure
the names of those who win go 90
Doming on May e. George W. Knacbol.
John " Conway Jose d. Sona. s. G..
Cartwright. r. $ Davis: committee on
funds Major Fred Muller. Hon Anna.
DO Chaycs, committee on military dis.
play w, H. Pope. W T., Griffin and
Juan Shoemaker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO. O.

Gutierrez. Justiniano- Land 5O BY
2NU varag. bounded north by Soto Ar
MILO south by L., Candclaria. east by
acCqula de Barclas. west BY Mrs
Lockhart Personal property value
Si57 First half taxes. s74S, penalty
% cents. costs. 80 cents. total. g. so
Houdrlrk. J Land. go acros. bound
td north by accquia. south by = E
Matthews. east boy ncoquia. west by
road Personal property value. $40
First halr taxes, ttilO, penalty. 5Gc
costs. 35c. total. tt2Ol
Lustod. v D.-taud. 10 acres,
bounded north by accQuia, south by J.
T. Matthews. east by road. west by
acoQuin. Personal property value.
f22o First half taxes. fii4l. penalty.
12C3 costs 3bc, total. fi6iS.
TAFT, ida Land. bounded north by
heirs Of Candclabra. south by heirs Of
Nrissari. east by railroad. west by pub.
DE- land. Fourth street Precinct i2.
lots 22. % a. block 20. Perea addl.
tiun. Albuquerque N. NJ First half
taxes, Flo73, penalty 63c, costs. 20.
total. fl22I.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
INCORpORATIoNs.

The following Incorporation papers
were hlcd with Territorial Secretary
Rayuoids The Valencia Copper com.
pany capital. S250Ouu. headquarters
at Albuquerque. lucorporators and
directors. e.. NJ Foraker. T.. ~. Nc
Koohan John " Campbell. % S. Ro.
ucy and W g. stevenson Also the
Continental Copper company with the
same iucorpurators aud the same
amount of capital
Tho international Land aud Cattle
COMPANY capital SlUuDup. hcadQuar
trrs &C Las Cruces, iucurpuruturs and
directors lahan Bolz James a.
White. $. " Shcrp.y. Edwin G.. Rob.
ertl " G. McLcunuu vs.. H futile.
Charles Bnrug,r. OF El pasu. aud $.
W Shcrpoy. W. " 49, Llcwollyn and
| u. D. Bowman Of Las Cruces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
REPORT AeArNsr FRANCHISE.
The Granting Of Electric Street Rail
way Franchise DiGapproVed.

Ihe Granting OF Electric street H0ils
way Franchise DiGapproved.
To the Honorable CIty Council city
uf Albuquerque.
Tho stro.t committee. to which was
rcfHrr0 the proposed ordinance grant.
ing franchi., for au electric stroot
railway tu Edward $. Gleason and
/ Fletcher H Mitchell. have ua1 the
same under consideration and beg
leave 90 report az follows tu.wit.
First lu th. opinion OF your com
mit'yn such safcEuurd .hOuld hc
thrown around the granting ut any
franchise Tor public utility us VIII
hurouiH Hlh.UTyo and guard tho we.
fare uf the city and of every inhab.
| Itnnt thereof The question uf the ma
/ tor.al progress of the city is mo- long
I Cr pruhlumHtiUul Every one believes
I that Alhnqu .uu, viii become q City
|uf considerable proportions within
! Ithp next fow years a franchise 20
operate uUl conduct am electric street
railway within the city o. and Will ho.
come more valuable as the years 100
/ by.
We a.u opposed Ca granting O. fran
chisC ut any kind Tor tho public uulty
| |uuiH- satisfied that There ls sufficient
capital behind The same tu push the
enterprise Co completion We do uut
believe iu granting franchises Co in.
dNlduais f0r jhe purpose ut having
/ them speculate upon the value there.
lof
Tho question of ownership of all
/ public utilities hy muulCipaiitica is
| |uun that ia receiving serious cnusli.
| |Dwtiun hy dl persons. We believe
I that provision should ho Incorporated
|in uuy franchise that is granted for
Tan electric street railway whereby
|thu city may at ts option, after a
reasonable length OF time. say twenty
\ Eve years purchase said street rail
way at reasonable compensation.
/ and 90 operate the same
! This proposed ordinance is $40 loose
/ ly drawn that tho interests of the city
/ are in uo way Huhsorycd,
/ We would recommend therefore.
Itl0t the council DO not pass said ordiu
lance Respectfully submitted.
JOHN =. HEAVEN.
Chairman street Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
ANOTHER HANGING.
One OF Grant Countys Numerous
Murderers to Meet Death.
JOSE SANCHEZ FOUND GUILTY

The hrst murder trial Uf the present
torn was called Friday morning ID bo
Ing that of the territory pf Now Mex.
leo against jose Sanchez. charged with
tho killing OF CatarIuu Alamoudarpy
near Santa KIta. ON the goth of np
'rmhtr last. says the silver CITY Ju.
uopCndpnt District Attorney Level
lyn appeared Tor tho territory Will,
MoshiH Percy Wilson and ANan ~
White Enu been appointed by the court
o. look after tb, Interests of tho dc.
PENDANT a jury was secured. com
posed us follows Martin Mahor.
chris NcirhF Hugh A. Tpol. H. a.
hishup. " D. llcrudrou. Cortoz snnrp.
stefan lhu ~ J. Hicks. a. hush.
Clnrk Rogers " Or Keaya and N IA.
HuNorH. Tho principal pNd,ur. m.
Uudu''d Nh th" prosecution WAS "a
dNiuE declaration made hy the do.
ceased. lu which hu accused tho dufan.
dnnt ut having shot him and detailed
the circumstance. s. pretty legal
fish. vuau.l over th. admission of
This document lUt Hftpr tho prurrr
foundation has been I8I th,ir ob'rr.
tuus W.r. finally uN.uul.d Dos IuIe,
Parker II. testimony wont to show
that A.HmHaIar,l bad been followed
hN tho defendant tu point milo or
800 beyond Santa Rita un ihp G,ur...
town iu1H whrrg hU was U1prtaI.u
aud shot thfD. times tlu was found
iu % dying condition buI brought back
tu santa RITA whore Do. was confront
'l With aul positively Identified Doh.
aashilaut aud WhDrH hIs diving dD,lara
ton was 4kun 300 writing by Notary
Public W. y. RieluD The territory
also produced several yurrOhUrnfIus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

lic sentiment and secure the passage
of such bills by the next congress ~
may properly protect the invaluable
relies ui past civilization
Delegates from other societies were
present at the meeting and promised
To cooperate and measures were dis
cusscd 60 reach all the congressman
from that section Of the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
TINE sEssInN Avs

Secretary j W Reynolds is pushing
the publication of the laws passed by
the Thirty fourth legislative assembly
with all possible dispatch. n, hopes
t1 lH abb" tu distribute copies to the
territorial and county officials and 9th.
.vrH who are entitled 20 them by the
last uf May Mr. Reynolds can be-
depended upon Co do everything pos.
sihle to serve the best interests 81 the
people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

railroad. west by alley Personal
property value, $50. First half tates.
tGai, penalty. % cents. costs. 80
cents; total. t698.
Sanchez. Jesus M.--Lots no. II.
block 2, $. ApoG4ca addition Per.
s0nal property value, t25 First half
taxes f6.3l. penalty, 80 cents. costs.
30 ccuts total tGgS
Wileon 3. D.. Estate of-inocka
iGi 60 t7o Falrviow addition. First
half taXos, ii3i penalty. % cents .
costs. s246. total. tiO1a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT no. 10

Crespin, Pablo--i.aud 200 by 200
yaras. bounded north by u, Garcia
auuth by r. Franco, east by Ia Cana
da. west by La Canada Land bound
cd north hy Luccro. south by jesus
Cano. east by Joe Martin. west by A.
CadCnna. Land SO by 300 yaras
bounded north boy Juan Olgun. south
by Leon Jaramillo east by arroyo
west by public road Personal prop
erty value. $3.50 First half taxes
tlTG7, penalty sSc, costs, sos. 20
tai, $500.
skinner. Leonard Land $50 by 500
yaras bounded north by
south by Martinez brothers, cast 10y
, west by mountains. Per
sunal property value, $40. First hall
taxes. 41os, penalty, 39c. costs. Soc
total. y1N2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
AuONE,TEID CONTEST

The homestead contest OF Mrs. Brid-
get Osborn, yH. Anton krang. of Cal
lup. has boon dismissed by the com
missioner of tho general land uflce.
krau2 bad the land in question pat.
oHto1 o. homestead although IL was
coal land Mrs Osborne discovered
thn coal and commenced 90 mine H..
putting about $500 worth OF improve.
Ion 1ts upon it and filing upon Il as coal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

paJula, Estanislado--L Land 20 Boy
20 yaras. bounded north by public
road. south hy A Grunsfold, east by
public road west hy J. j ChAyes.
Land 100 hy 400 yaras bounded north
by g. a, Hubbcll. south by Vicente
thayeF. cast by uC1qula west hy rio
Gauia. Personal property value
$50 First half taxes, SJh5, penalty
gs Daut.. costs. 90 cents, total 3G63.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Chavez q. Inndciaria y--Land 375
by 31s yaras. bounded north by cha.
Nez, south by r Otoro, east by road.
west by e. pcroa Personal property
value 500. First half taxes. g. 90 f.
penalty i3C, costs, Soc, total. t9f7
Chavez Francisco 2nd-land so by
900 yaras bounded north by r. a. Hub.
bell. south by ~ Chavez. east by Rio
Grando. west by public road Land
500 by 900 yarnH. bounded north by
q. Gutierrez south b. u Chavez
east hy public road wo.t by g. Cutter
rcz. Personal property values 100
First half taxes S5S1, penalty. soc
costs. zoe. total SGkl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
pREclncr NO. %

Borradailo q Co stock % mer.
chnudise valued M $500 First half
taxes, tiGG0 penalty S6ic. costs.
35c total siS1S
Burgls.lsldorc- Stock ~ mcrchan.
disc valued at $3.50. First half taxes.
fl5l2, penalty. 1Gc, costs. j5c, total.
SlG21
Eirka Henry Lots q block n. NJ.
70 a. H addition Prccinct No. 6D
lotH T. y. o, block 3s, Eastern addi.
tion Personal property value, $50
First half taxes. tib1f. penalty, Ice
costs. 900. total. 1850
Fanchcr, l.. NJ South 20 Feet lots
!, Q, 3, block %. " NJ. r co addition.
First half taxes. tl6l2. penalty, 76c /.
costs. Coo total. 9itts
Frolsohol August lot ls snd west
one half OF Dot if block / A a =. al
lditiun First half taxes. sitS5. pom.
atty Sc. costs SOC total. glsI9.
iadloy. WhJer C.. Estate of--Pre.
Dlnct l3 luts . 90 ~ block ~ Ter
race addition. First haif taxes, $500,
penalty. pc, costs. go, total. Ts7
Hail Agnes, C--lot 2, block 20.
ilunings Highland addition First
alf taxes. fl6f3. penalty, 93c, costs,
2uC. total fl753.
Meyers N. f.~"l Lots ! a. . Inclusive.
block -. a. a = addition. aud lots
and lG. block 2. Baca addition First
hHlf taxes t2UG2; penalty, fi0J:
costs $40. total. t2305.
Proper q A-Porsonal property
consisting % horses, wagons, etc.
fIrst half taxes. 3i0bi. penalty. csc.
costs Soc, total tii.39.
Schroeder. ChaB Precinct es land
GO by 100 yards. bounded north and
east by j ArmiI0 south and west by
sand hills Precinct 2b. lot g. block
/ @, HuninEs Highland addition. First
hair taxes tl293i penalty 62c. costs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

ArmBo. Anicoto Land zoo by 600
FaT0r bounded north Boy N A. Iuts.
south hy a. q DO Gonzales. east by the
river west by Ia Ceia and house.
Land zoo hy 800 raIas. bounded north
by Jose Gonzalof. south by Y. Con
zalca east by river west by La Coia
Personal property value. tfi First
half taxes. s5.N3. penalty, csc. costs
zoe, total. SGNl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Ortif. cast by public road. west b. %.
tato u Antonio ortiz Personal prop-
erty value. fs25 First half taxes.
: L25 penalty Tic, costs. 3sc. total,
ti5.3i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
Delinquent Tax List
Notice to Delinquent lax
payers

Notice i8 hereby given that the un
dcrslgupl treasurer aud tNufnClo col
lyc'or viii. on the 20 day uf juno. 1901
the Same being the FIRST Monday ln
said month in the Old Town OF Alhu.
quorquo, in Bcnaiill0 county. New
Mexico. unrr Tor sale at public auc.
tion and srll tu the highest and best
bidder Tor cash. tho respective tracts.
pieces and parcels OF real estate aud
personal property as shown hy the
following list and delinquent taxes. Co.
EgtbDr with the penalties and costs
due thereon
And notice is hereby also given that
n all of said property ig not sold on
the said go day of june 1901. the said
sale VIII ho continued from day TO
day until an of said property ia dis.
posed o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
New TeIephone LIne.

Mariana Armii1 is around collecting
subscriptions for the now telephone
iu. which win he constructed between
.thH ,,ty uud the town Uf SauiuFM
formerly known as lUa CuruI.s li0
states tnat th. promoters uf the 'n
tcrprisp tho principal one being 4 NJ
Sanduyal have already Dee thD CON
tract for ccIar p0Ie. and it Is hoped
that tho telephone liuD win bu Boo uprr
alton uy June ] an subscription ore
90 o.. taken out u service Tho Mn
tua AutmBt. Telephone company
'phuupa wlil DO. used. and the couatruc
tiou work viii br under the sup ru
sion Of members OF that company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

Gonzales. Luciano House aud land.
Personal property yuaie $3.50. Firat
half taxes. fSib, penalty. zoe; costs.
3bC total $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO. 10

PITTS. James Personal property,
consisting " 200 head Of ahoep.
First half taxes. t2i t6 penalty, gl.Os;
costs. 35c. total. s22S9.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
pRFcINcr NO. "a

Aldores, Josc--Land "a varaa vide.
bounded north by & Barroa. south by
\ Archuiota. cast and west by grant.
Personal property value, 9tb. First
halt taxes. ttS1, penalty. 2tc. costs.
Soc. total. t5A6.
Mnntoya. iiiFiniO-t.and 10 varas
Vide bounded north by A. J. Garcia,
south by o. Fernandez. east aud west
| by grant. Personal property, tiB.
First haif taxes. e3o2: penalty. 2Oc:
costs. Soc; total. aifT.
Ma-rango. 1uan-land Ib0 varaa
vide, bounded north by NJ y. Do Mon.
toyar south by J. q. h. Romero east
by Guadalupe river vest BY grant lin
lta. House. Personal property value.
t2lb, First half taxes. st4A, penalty.
22c. costs. zoe. total $3.50
Porea, Frank-l.and. IS acres.
bounded north by A. ". Moataa, south
.H' H. Garcia east by hill, west By
same. Land 0 acres. bounded north
by river, south by hills. east by n.
laramillo. west by g. Sandoval Ho-
nero. 90 acres land Personal uroD.
er'y value, fi75. First half taxes.
Nft penalty, 22c, costs, pit0; TO-
tai g. 90.
Zollhoefer Louls--l.ota 6 and g.
block |. Archuiotn addition 20 Jemos
Hot Springs. Land bounded north by
J.. A. judi. south hy 4. NJ. Archuleta.
cast by acoqnia madre. west by river.
Piece of land 90 feet front. Main
street bounded east aud north by
Mrs Smith. south by Archuleta, west
by aCcqula. Personal property value.
fee. First half taxes. sa33: penalty.
Elc. costa. fi,O5. total. 1863.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04

tContinued on fourth pagol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-04
PRECINCT NO. at.

FHEGiNCT NO. ~
Armilo Diego. Il -poraonal proper
| ~ consisting of cattle aud sheep
valued az tJu5 First half taxes. SGIt.
penalty. 3pc costs 3bC total. f67g.
Sawtoll Or g. M-porsoual prom,
crty consisting of lO6 head % ahesp.
First half taxes. t6OG. penalty, 3ac:
costA Soc total aG7l
sawtclle Marcos Improvement
on public land near Hoaeland and
house and corral Rt Cabezan. Per.
sonal property value. 1886. First half
taxes, t3bi. penalty, lSc. costs. zoe;
total, 9i43.
PRECINCT NO. "a.
Carpenter. J. Roo by 100 varaa
land. bounded north by CGrrito, south
by ChamisosO. east by -----, west BY
Pablo Ramiaroz House. Precinct
No. T. l6O acres land Personal prop
crty value 1910. First half taxes,
$50 penalty 32c costs tiO5: total.
sandoval Maria Three pieces land
and o room house. First half taxes.
sllt6, pruolty. Csc, costs, tl.05: TO.
tai, si3O9.
Solva Mrs. D-NWL OF sWh,
sWa OF nEa Nwa of swA. Doe.
90. Tp. % N. rae 800 varaa land.
so yards ~ land Precinct No. o.
land measuring 20 yards wide from
public road to river. bounded north
by --- south bY Vicente Sedillo,
cast boy public road. west by river.
| Precinct l2 land bounded north by
Southwestern brewery south by Jesu-
| u Fathers, east Boy M Estcro, west by
railroad, Personal property value.
| f1l First half taxes, f1li, penalty.
/ See. costs. s. no. total. 1851
Whitcomb. ~ G-SWh of SWL
Of Soc l5 Tp 10. r. @. 80 acres
NWA of NWA ~ Soc q. Up. 10. X.
Q. Personal property value. $3.50.
First hail tavoa tt777 penalty, s9c.
rpetg .or. tp.of grprF
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-19
Judges Appointed for the Philippines.
COLOR LINE Is UP IN CUBA.
Idea IS to Somehow Neutralize the Votes
of the Negroes.


Havana, June 17.-Some of the dele
gates to the constitutional convention
are considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of
making an attempt to alter certain
clauses of the Cuban constitution. The
proposed changes are in regard to the
universal suffrage, the election of gov
errors of provinces and the personal
responsibility of the secretaries of the
president for all their acts. They pro-
pose to substitute for the first two re-
stricted suffrage, and the nomination
of governors of provinces by central
power, and to abolish the third alto
gether.
Opinion is divided at present as to
the possibility of altering the cOnsti-
tuition, which itself says that this can
only be done by the congress. In re-
gard to universal suffrage. the major
ity of the delegates mt present seem to
be in favor of leaving this question
alone Manuel Sanguilly says that
this will not make any difference. as
the local cliques are those that rule
| BY having universal suffrage the peO-
pie will be content, but they will not
exercise any real power.
A Radical delegate to the convention
| is quoted as saying: Better leave the
| question alone, as ways can be found
to prevent the negroes and other H.
literate portions of the population from
| voting"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-19
c. NJ. & St. P. RAILWAY.
Epworth League to San Francisco.

For the Epworth League Convention
to be held at San Francisco, Cal. July
18th to Dist. the G. NJ. d st. p. Ry.
will run through palace and tourist
sleepers at very low rate. These
sleepers will be started Faribault, Ma.
son City, West Union, Dubuque and
Cedar Rapids and will be consolidated
at Omaha and run as a special train,
via the b d NJ, Denver d Rio Grande
Il Western, and Southern Pacific Rail.
ways, making stops at denver, Colo
RADIO Springs, Manitou, Pixies Peak and
Salt Lake City.
Returning, the train will via the
"Shasta" route to Portland, thence via
the Northern Pacific and st. Paul
making stops at Castle Craig, Sisseton
Nearest point to Mt. Shasta, Portland
Tacoma, Seattle, Butte and Living
stone for those who wish to visit Vel
lowstone Park.
For further information, itinerarie:
&c write to j. II. Cook West Union
Iowa, or apply to any agent of the &
M. Il st. p. Ry. t7-15.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-19
SEVERED HEAD IS RECOVERED
Missing Portion of Body Found at Lowell,
Mass Is acknowledgements Identified.

Mas. Is misunderstanding Identified.
Lowell Mass, June 13.-The head
of the body of the woman found In
Chelmsford wood lot on Sunday has
been discovered by two detectives un-
der a bridge near where the original
discovery was made. The head is that
of a woman about 30 years of age,
with dark hair and sharp features. 1t
was in excellent state OF preservation
and the coroner decided that decapita-
tion probably took place within five
days.
Later in the day the remains We're
identified as those of Mrs. Blondin of
Boston. The Identification was made
by Mrs. Margaret Casey of Lawrence,
sister of Mrs. Blondin. The dead wo-
man married Mr.. Blondin, a French
Canadian mill operative, last Febru-
airy. 1t is not known where the man
il at present
Mrs. Blondin had been missing since
April Her maiden name was Riley.
She met Blondin in Chelmsford while
working in a mill there and their court
ship covered only few months. The
couple lived in Boston for time.
About two months ago Mrs. Blondin
returned to Lawrence and visited her
sister for a few days. 1t was said
that she and her husband had sepa-
rated because Blondin wanted her TO
accompany him on trip to Canada
and she declined to 60
After remaining with her sister a
few days in April she came here. Then
her sisters learned that she went to
Boston, where she rejoined her nus
band and they lived in Green street
lodging house She was last seen at
his place late in April. The next day
Blondin said that she had gone to
Canada. He disappeared shortly aft
er. The authorities are trying to trace
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-19
Horrible Wife Murder.

yillisca, Ia, June 17.-Mrs. Ida
Thiele, pretty young German woman,
was murdered here by her husband.
The crime was committed on down.
town street in full view of several
scores of spectators. The husband,
angered at his wife's refusal to live
with him, stabbed her repeatedly with
a knife, cutting the arteries of the
throat. She died within few minutes.
Thiele then fled toward the river, but
was run 6JWn by a party of citizens
who were on the point of lynching him
when Sheriff Hendricks and several
deputies came to the rescue
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-06-19
Phillips Scores the Bears.

Decatur, Ills, June 14.-At the meet
ing of the Illinois Grain Dealers as
ISOLATION paper written by George
II. Phillips was read and also one by
S. T. X. Prime, the crop reporter. The
latter considered the outlook for wheat
good, but for corn and oats bad. Phil
lips in his paper denominated bears as
calamity howlers, and alleged that
they were largely responsible for
panic times. He insisted that corn.
even in the worst times, should never
be below 80 cents.