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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
FLAGSTAFF
From the sun

From the sun.
Ed. ! Gale lot ior trip 20 tho
Last Chance mine Ia the Grand Can.
yon
William Babbitt returned 20 Dodge
City Kansas. to look after the stock
business uf Rabbit Bros. near there.
&. II. Mcclure came Ia from the
"copper" King mine ile reports tho
mine improving and the ore body In.
croaHing.
J NJ Dennis and wife. of Rhoadca.
are in town Mrs Dennis has but 70.
Gently returned from an extended vis.
Il with friends ln the east
Babbitt Bros received u car of Nav.
| nsu blankets from the Sew Mexico
trading posts. This is tho largest
/ shipment ever received here
h. 3. Breon. supervisor ~ the San
Francisco mountain forest reserve.
will leave for months vacation.
which he viii spend at his old home
in kanknkec county Illinois
g. J Hochdcrffer and family rc.
turned from southern Arizona They
spent the winter la Phoenix and Saf.
ford in Graham county Mr. HoCh.
dprfor ia satisfied that there is mo-
Ihtttpr place iG Arizona than Flngstan.
There never bas been such do.
muud Tor lumber Iu Arizona aH at pres.
ont The saw mill uf tho Arizona
Lumber and Timber company ia run.
ming day and night ana the Greoniaw
/ mill lH running overtime in order 10
l ni tho orders now on hand.
| Smallpox has appeared in some ~
the towns uf northern Arizona. II ia
Irrported that Gallup has half a hun
drod cases. Winalow has ave cases
and Kingman and Needles each ono
case. Flagstaff i,B been fortunate
this year In escaping the scourge
| George X Woods and wife returned
from Bright Angel hotel. Grand Can.
yon, where Mr Woods has been man.
agor of the Thurber stage lino. J. W.
| Thurbcr sold a half interest Ia hls
stage line aud hotel to Martin bug
glyn, Of Williams and he has taken
charge ~ tho business at the Canyon.
Tho momhers OF the board ~ trus-
tees of the Northern Arizona Normal
held a meeting for the transaction OF
business under the now law A. A.
Dutton was elected secretary of the
board The members of the board arc
Ia l.. Long. territorial superintendent
lot public instruction. chairman, A. A.
Dutt0n. secretary and T. y. PollocA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
COLONEL ORCHARD.
Sketch Of the Popular Attorney Of the
Fifth District.


Col @ w. PrltChard. district attor.
neg fur the counties of SoCOrrO. Lin.
coin. Chaycs aud Eddy. is one ~ the
most eloquent speakers ana stalwart
republicans OF New Mexico. tie was
born al New Harmony. Ind. the son
Of James r. pfitChard who was "A
Judge ON the bench FOR n number Of
years. and whose father was sol
dier in the war of 1872 Colonel
priChnrdH mother whose maiden
name was Martha Downs, died whom
be- was but "a lad Ills family On both
sides were KontuCklans. whose ancoB
try came from Virginia Colonel
prlchard's early education was Dc.
rived mainly from private tutors. HC
graduated from the literary aud law
departments of the university ~ Mich.
gan az Ann Arbor. leaving that inEti
tuition in 1872 He az once entered
upon the practice ~ his profession
and was successful from the start be-.
lng noted already in his early youth
flr bis oluqucncc ilc lived al Little
Rock. Ark Tor some years after grad
uatlnE from the law school Governor
Powell Clayton. of that state nov
minister tu Mexico appointed him
lieutenant colonel ~ tho Arkansas
militia. ln 1870. M Pritchard was a
candidate FOR presidential cl"otor on
the republican ticket, a rare honor
fur $50 young man
ln 1879. Colonel prichard came west
in quest of health and settled at Las
Vegas In this territory Twice he Was
elected 90 tho legislative council and
served bis constituents we'll. la 1883
President Arthur appointed him Uni
ted states attorney fug New Mexico
| ln recent years Colonel Prichard hau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
SILVER CITY
From the independent

From the independent
Baylor shannon. accompanied by his
wife and boy, came over from Clifton.
Mr. shannon remained a day, while
Mrs. shannon will spend some time as
the guest uf her sister Mrs a. s.
Gondcl Ma shannon has recently
disposed Of his butchering business tn
Clifton
George J German Of Pittshurg, Pa
if here visiting his partner. W " Jack
of the CrnWfout Cattle company. Mr..
German iB president Of the Mechanics
National bank of pittsburg, one of the
largest financial institutions Ia the
east. aud is also president of the Grow.
[ foot Cattle cor, Iany.
Mrs ~ e. StedEer died very sudden
lbs In this city sunday morning sac
arose apparently In perfect health and
latter breakfast walked into the yard
T Not returning within "a reasonable
time. Mrs. John v Clegg who resides
iu the same house went out 70 inveati
gate aud found her lifeless. Medical
aid wac summoned but Il was too late
l Death had cnsucd In an epileptic NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

The following good law, making the
monthly pas yment NJ wages 20 en-.
ployos compulsory, was passed by the
Arizona legislature
BE II enacted by the Legislative as.
somhly uf the territory ~ Arizona:
Section l. That all corporations or
individuals employing men shall pay
wages due their employees at least
once in every month In lawful money
of the United States of America, or
bank check OF even date.
Sec. 9 That whenever an cmploye
quits the service or ~ discharged
the -Cfrum, such ompluyr shall be- paid
whatever wages are due him IN law.
fu money Of the United States of
America, or by check Of even date,
and said wages shall be- paid at once.
Sec 3 Any person violating any
provisions of th,s act ~ guilty OF a
mlsdcmeauor
Sec. 4. All acts or parts Of acts In
conflict with the provisions ~ this act
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect
gud bc In force from and after its pas.
sage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
LAS CRUCES

From bona Ara DoultY Republican.
Mrs Lam, who has been quite 900 Tor
several v..aa. Uu are glad to report
as some b.ttu..
SraIl.tuH Boz Npt r.puItrh in town.
The little daughter uf Rev, and Mis-.
Mordy s iIl with this maIady
j. 4. Casey b.. stopped In las Cru.
ocs ON his way nome 30 Ei faso from
Colorado springs whore ho mad been
adjusting tho businsHa ui hls brothc'-
iulaw. recently deceased.
j. Y. DrMlrr arrived home for "A
visit uf several days lir spends most
of his time at his ruanu caves near
Lava. and is making shipments con
tinuously. almost entirely Go tulilur
mia points
Lawrence l.apuint Ir sold his cosy
little cottage aud lots adjacent to thr
park to W v A4Cartr the consider
alton being about $500. Mr. iapoint
Ir.. also closed hls uuN saloon recently
opened and wiz sh.p tbe elegant bnl
hAturCs to Cunnu Wh.u. h" viii open
new saloon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

Mrs. Jean staufier, who had been
visiting her parents. Hon. and Mrs.
W 3 Hopowoll for several months.
leit for her home In the east.
The judgment for the sum Of $500
held against the Lady Franklin Min.
ing company. limited by A y. Elliott
and VIM. Schaofer has beon settled
and the company released from any
further claims on the part of Mossrs.
Elliott and Schncfor.
According Co the official census
ilillsboro has q population of b57. and
according 10 Law all dealers IN
whisky have 90 pay a liccnse fee of
5000 To- towns containing over 500
people. The liquor dealers have been
duly notified of this fact.
The public school closed last Friday.
The seven months term was n very
successful one, with Miss Anna Rob.
ertson principal and Miss Mona Muir
ply assistant ami much credit 10 due
them for the success of the term. Miss
Robertson LETT Tor Las Cruces. She
has the best wishes ~ her many Hills.
u0rn friends. who would like 20 see
her back Tor another term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
THE LAST SAD Rlrus.
Funeral Services over the Remain
of Hon. George u, Wallace.


Of Hon. George y. Wallace.
Hundreds uf people viewed the rc.
mains of the late secretary of the ter.
rltory. Hon George a. Wallace. as
they laid In state at the rutunda ~
the capitol says the New Mexican.
At 40 O'Clock the regimcntal band,
infantry troop y Of the First squad.
ron Of cavalry and the Oatling gun
squad marched from the armory on
the military reservation to the old
palace and escorted the remains TO
the capitol. whore they were placed
upon low cRtafalquo In the rotunda
Lad the main entrance. The casket
was drapod with an American dag
and at its foot we're two beautiful ilor.
nj tributes, a wreath Of roses hy Gov
crnur Otoro and cross % roses and
lillics by the clerical force ~ the sec.
rctary's Office. A guard of honor was
detailed as follows. G, r. Huber.
Morris Thomas. Harry ward. Frank
Ford. William Thayor, Clay Patterson
Leon peroa. Joseph Erwin and 4. del.
gado. At I o'clock this afternoon the
military escort marched again 10 .ho
capitol and escorted the romai,s back
to the palace, where the f.ne"al ser.
vices were held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The services were conducted By
Rev g.. J.. Gay. Roy. r.. l.. Euatis and
Rev. W Hayes Moore, aud we're at.
tended hy the Immediate friends OF
tho family They were simple and
touching The floral tributes were
many and very beautiful After the
services the remains were taken 90
the Mandcrhcld mauuolcum In Rosa
rio cemetery the funeral procession
passing through the National comc.
terry The honorary pail bearers were
Judge A. l.. Morrison. Judge ~ B,
i.auEhlin, Surveyor General Quinhy
Vance. y, A. Fiske, ESQ Arthur Boyle
and Hon. J. y. Victory The acting
pail bearers were Mossrs Van Schick.
Rice. Johnston. Sanchez. Weltmer
and Pope Charles Wagner was the
funeral director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

From the Republican.
Mrs. r ~ Hiuch visited friends In
Las Vegas She reports a pleasant
visit
vornette q Massotte have opened up
% saloon in the Vcrncttc building for
morly occupied by Andrew Casnas sa-
loon
Mrs. nd. Compton has opened iaun.
dry opposite Cottun's store. north Of
Railruad avenue. and asks the patron.
ago of the people ~ Gallup
Joseph Morello. the town treasurer.
elect is gradually recovering from a
long sicgo " rheumatism. which has
t,pt him confined 90 his room.
Attorney L. l.. Henry came home
from Albuquerque which city he viii
make his home removing there with
his family some time In the very near
future
Mrs T.. T.. Watkins. Harry Codding
ton. Archie Brown. Bob Brown, Fred
Finger aud other Gallupitos who have
Dcon in Albuquerque as witnesses in
the DunsmOro ease, returned home,
Since the arrival 81 the Twenty.
third United States infantry regularsl
rom Fort Douglass. Utah at Fort Win.
ratp. ten new members have swolled
ihD ranks ui the ]. -. q, v. DeErec
work was continued to a late nour
wednesday night There is excellent
material iu ! company of the Twenty.
third The star of Defender Lodge Us
again iu the ascendant
The Gallup fire department held an
important meeting last Thursday even
lug. one they could not put on. and
elected officers for the remainder of
( The present year, us follows. Chief
I r. r. kounDy. assistant chief. W a,
Kramer. secretary, Chas. NJ. Sabin F,
I treasurer ID. &. Russell Among 9th
Ipr things motion was made to make
I a. demand ON the insurance companies
for the . per cent due on premiums
/ lur the past three or four years. As
soon "a this money is received Il will
materially aid the department In
strengthening Itself for the purpose OF
/ hghtinE fires.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
finest In the southwest.

a Hurdors who has secured "a lease
Ou thc lower front rooms Boz tGr Com
morCIni club luIldlnr lul s urn, .b.
inE them fur his undertaking pailurB,
the other dn5 received hIF caHket
wagon ana funeral car anu thry are
about aH nnH uf anyone cag sre out.
side uf the greatest If cities Tho car
I built of heavy material aud "a
equipped with rubber tires II has
h,yalrd plato glHHH. r.rh white and
bIaCk curtains with cmhlnua 90 cor
respond Tho wood work lH deeply
hand carved and bias handsome
gloss finish Two large lplatod
lamps ON either side ~ the hammer
cloth scat serve to ala tu the clahur
ate appearance of the car. James
Cunningham Sons a Co. ~ ROchcs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
na,n,t Come eaek Vet

A young fellow with a rolling sailor
gait and an easy mien. dropped into
town "A month or so ago. ana being a
fairly good workman. he went to work
for John Foster. the blacksmith he
WAS quite aociahle and easily made aC
ouaintancea. Last Friday evening he
told his employer that he wished "a
go out ~ organ the next day but
would be around Ia plenty ~ time "a
open the shop Monday morning In
stead he got on the evening train and
went north. The only people that arc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
An Alfalfa Fire.

Last evening. shortly before no
O'Clock. smoke was noticed pouring
out OF the warehouse OF i.eO Horsch.
opposite his store on san Francisco
street The FIRE alarm sounded and
the nre department responded prompt
Is and succeeded In eXtinguishing the
Are. which had started among the
alfalfa stored In the warehouse. Ihe
smoke. however ruined every bale OF
alfalfa In the warehouse and the loss
81 fully S2500. The insurance % ~
500. Mr.. Hersch inciines 70 the be-
lief that the nre was of incendiary
origia New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
The Masonic Jubilee.

Montozuma lodge No. I, A. +. and
A. NJ. Of Santa l'e. has issued inyl'
tations 20 prominent Masons through.
out the territory. inviting them to at
tend the celebration of the 50th anni
versary of the organization Of said
lodge. This event took place May 49,
1851. A banquet viii be held AZ the
Palace hotel on the evening of May
~. for the invited guests. II is ox
pocted that prominent Masons from
rli over tha territory will attend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
MissIne People.

Information is wanted as To- the
whereabouts of Lulu Glossbrenncr.
hO loft Elders sawmill. Grant coun.
%. She is 10 years old, light com.
ploX0n. blue eyes and poorly dressed.
Wallace Jameson, a Trinidad bus.
.uosa man. aged 80 years. i've feet
eight inches tall light curly hair.
ANDY mOustache and weighing about
90 pounds Is mysteriously missing.
tie was last seen near the Santa Fe
ucpot at La Junta, Thursday morning
about z O'Clock he was wearing an
,ld soft black hat brown suit of
clothes. with small check. aud biack
.pyoTCuat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
A FATAL QUARREL.
George Berry. jr, at Taos, Kills a
Man With a Pick Handle.

Last Friday night. Aberricio Ortega.
a deputy sheriff. went into a. G.. Nil.
ler's store az Taos and commenced a
quarrel with George Berry, Jr. Berry
struck Ortega over the head with a
pick handle and fractured his skull.
Ortega died about eight hours after.
rhe following was the verdict OF the
cOroner's jury that was empanoled:
We the Undersigned, justice OF the
peace and jury, who sat upon the In.
quest held this 18th day OF April, 1901
on the body of Aborricio Ortcga.
found in precinct No. ], OF Taos coun.
~. hnC that the deceased came TO his
death by reason OF a fracture of the
skull and lis attendant come alicutions,
which fracture was caused by blow
with a wooden instrument struck upon
the head Of the deceased by George Il.
Berry, Jr.. OF the town and county Of
Taos
Berry has been arrested and Is un.
der bond for a hearing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
Total
SOME WORTHLESS CHECKS.
Young Man Pays for Goods but Has
No Money on neposlt.

B r. Montrosc. one OF the cooks at
sub Contractor Turnquists camps
near Santa Rosa, who tas been In the
city for a few days, drew a worthless
check for n l.. Roscnthal a Co., sat.
urday afternoon. for the sum of SIC.
Muutrose previously had money In
the bank. but had drawn Il out. The
check was issued at / o'clock Satur.
day afternoon. the man buying -
worth of goods and making away with
the change lie was arrested In the
Castenada bar Saturday night boy Mar
shal Murphy and was confined In the
city jail 10 await the decision Of Judge
Wooster this afternoon Las Vegas
Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

to which deceased was subject Mrs.
stedger was a resident of Washington.
ID. c.. and has been visiting her broth.
or, n l. Hennage. In this city since
last August. She Is 80 years Of age
aud IL survived by her husband and a
little son. Allen, who was with her.
She was a most estimablo lady and
had acquired many friends during her
stay In Silver city. The rcmalnB were
taken back to Washington for inter.
ment. her brother accompanyig them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
Las VEGAS sToNE mAsoNs.
Threaten 20 Strike " Not Granted
Shorter Hours and Better Wages.

The stone masOns OF Las Vegas mot
one night last week and decided 10 go
ON strike unless the several cuutraC.
tors would conCedc to their demands.
rhey asked Tor nlnc.huur day and 81
per day. A letter was prepared ut this
meeting and sent 90 the several con
tractors, advising them of the meeting
aud their determination. All oi the
contractors agreed to the nine.hOur
day at s. per day, with tho exception
/ of one. who refused tu comply. This
lie the hrm who has tho contract for
| the now school building that is now
/ zoe process OF erection and il iB alleged
/ that ID not only refused to hrcrdc tu
these demands but went SO FAR aH tu
ldischRrgo George ROWlands, who was
! Thought 90 De- the prime mover in
bringing about the discomfort
| Saturday night another meeting wa
/ held and nearly every stone mason ,n
/ the city was present and it was
Iagrcod 90 dcms." "iue-hour day al
ISl per day for five days in the week
and an cighthour day Tor Saturday.
nc the same price.
All of tho contractors have agreed
10 the new schedule, except those ~
lchnrgc uf the new school building. bat
1.-THE men employed un this work were
ordered not tO resume operations iu
day. aud each workman says hc vii
not touch "a stone until the scale ID
agreed tu. and as result work on thi'
building is suspended. n Oh said tina
Threats have horu made 90 some of thl
men that 10 work lH not resumed "a
lonco tho now school house viii be- ln
IiUhod with brick lut tep men tlinl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
Proceeds Sale Of Pubic Lands.

Land Commissioner g. A. Keen is
u receipt of n remittance 81 fl.2gl ~
Uum the treasury department, 9 per
cent OF the proceeds of tho sales of
public lands within the territory by
the United states during the fiscal
ear from july !. 1888. 20 July l.
300. or S396.7l more than was 20.
uciycd from the same source for the
fiscal year ending July ]. 1899.
Land Commissioner Keen is also In
receipt Of twonty.slN approved leases
In various parts OF the territory from
he department of the interior aud last
vcnlug forwarded them to the
.Hasppa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
SHERIFF SHOT m AMBUSH.
Famous Arizona Oihcor Dies Win
Boots on, Victim of AssaGsins.


Boots on, Victim Of AasaGsins.
shcun Ed Hrclcr OF Apache coun.
ty vac BmhushOd and killed in a
fight a few days ago News OF the
bloody fight reached this city through
tho So Johns Herald
Ho,lor fDll mortally wounded boy a
.yaIe} from behind q stone wall His
friends found him later with dozen
bullet h1l.8 iu hls body. but still
.alIN, Before hn died Dee said that
twelve shots tad been fired at him.
be- ,WuuJd nla TyyoIyCr at tho as.
sallnnts and wounded some OF them,
aa the pursuing party later found
blood ON the trail.
AZ first II was believed that BCcier
was the victim uf cattle rustlcrs.
against whom ho had made long and
uttnr Wariprr, but HtOr u developed
that they were niruds ~ slaughter.
Eho had sworn 90 ayougr hiH killing.
| Tho friends of both dead men are up
BOO arms, and moro lighting is likely
to- follow. a big party of officers aud
/ B,UIer men ar BOO pursuit uf the ab
rnsHIua.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
unfnrtnnsis P,nnle.

Mibs Mary Hicrnhaum. sister 81 y.
n Blorubaum of Wcbbor. Mora couu.
~. was adjudgrd insane this morning
by Chief Justice Mills. says the Optic.
What seems peculiar ahlictiun Wis
iced Jose lidon. ~ Wntrous Thurs.
day night he went 90 bed in his right
mind, but Friday morning whom he
awokc reason was dethruned and he
could not control himself RE began
the day boy attempting 60 abuse his
wife and broke up everything he could
get hts hands ON. lie went into the
Rcinkcn store at Watrous and at
tempted 90 abuse Bookkeopor Ray
nolds. He was then caught and bound
and rs now In the jail NJ Mora
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

boon a resident az white oaks. not
taking much part in politics, although
he dld valiant service for the rupuhli.
can party during the campaign of last
November Hc devoted himself 20 the
practice Of law and conducting the eX.
tonslvo mining enterprises In Lincoln
county In which be has an interest
Ho ia honorcd ne homo by his fellow
cidEcns az well a. beyond hia county.
aud ia esteemed n man OF cloquoncc.
Of talent, OF integrity ana of ability.
whose appointment reflects great
credit upon Governor Otero and the
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
To Greet the PresIdent.

Tho Doming board Of trade has ap
pointed executive. finance transporta.
tion aud decoration committees for
the occasion OF the arrival Oi Prcsi.
dent Mckinley In this city next month
ON his way 20 California. An earnest
c1ort will be- made by those commit.
tees 20 induce the president 20 remain
over day and view the Luna county
seat Dcming Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
MORE MONEY roR posroFFlces
Albuquerque Office 10 Receive an IN.
crease of $500

crease Of $500
The following increases la allow
auccs FOR clerk hire in 0rat and second
class poatoftCcs In the Rock mountain
states. 20 take eject July were an.
nOupcod yesterday from Washington
Colorado Boulder t2O0. Colorado
Springs 500. Cripple Creek 5000.
Denver 81 coo aud siN additional
clerks. Durango $500, Fort Collins
$500. Grand Junction 5000. Greeley
$500. Lcadvlllo $500. Pueblo 81 900 and
two additional clerks. Trinidad 5000.
Victor $500
New Moxico-Albuquerque $500.
East Las vegas 500
Wyoming Cheyenne $500. Laramie
5000
Utah-Ogdcn 800 and one addition.
nj clerk, salt Lake City 81 600 and
two clerks.
Arizona-phocnix 900. Prescott
5000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
plreetors 70 Meet.

In accordance with adjournment,
the board Of directors Of the territorial
fair viii meet upstairs over Iclgcr's
cafe tonight al s o'clock. President
Marion. Secretary M,Cauna aud com
mittoo are around to-day securing
names 90 the subscription lists, and at
to.uights meeting they viii make
their report u the directors. u b.
hoped a fun membership viii attend
the meeting this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
OUTLAW TO ag TRIED.
Member Of Notorious Band 10 Be
Tried az Albuqueraue.

Ben Williams. special officer Of the
santa be. Is down from Albuquerque.
where he now resides and brings the
news that Claude Doane. the suryly.
ing member Of the rang of outlaws
headed by Ahrl Duran who was
Killed by williams few months ago.
will hc placed ON trial iu Albuquerque
on the i7th for alleged horse stealing
and several other charges Doanc
WIS severely wounded in the hghl
between the officers. headed by VII
liams and the outlaws. but has now
recovered El pauo Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

Being Opened Up .sa- Tularosa. NeS
fsa.I.

4 new miun . l... opened up
about 90 milsF l,u iu' rosa on the
of the Estay Organ 40 any. One
town site located. miIing machinery
90 treat copper ore ,il soon be In
operation. Prepcrnt are made on
such scale that 50 ore wi" pay
Thirty i've familicG VII arrive from
Michigan this week tp open up the
new town site An nrtesian we'll IN
being sunk and the owners are con
templating building road 10 Santa
Re 10 connect with the Atchison To.
pnka n SantR fn.