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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
A MINERS VERSION.
:. c. Burlington, Discharged Miner,
Here From Gallup.
APPEARS LIKE lust STRIKE.

H. {. Burlington. a discharged and
striking coal miner from tho Colorado
Fuel and Iron company'a mines IN the
Gallup district, IL In the clay. and In a
conversation with a representative Of
The CitiAen stated that he had walked
almost the entire distanco from Gallup
10 this city. and was footsorp. hungry
aud needed lodging These neceaaar-
les were supplied MIN yesterday after
noon.
Burlington said The strike az Gal
lup 10 still on. and u there ever was
Just walk-out u ls there. Before the
strike there was no organized union ~
Gallup, although a majority OF the
miners are union men. The first serious
Kick from the miners came about
when the weight per ton Vas pushed
w a few hundred pounds. when the
company only required the miners 90
mine 2.oeo pounds 70 a ton and TO e.
celvc FOR that 70 cents. The miners
protested against the weight. saying
that they we're turning In At least
$500 pounds per ton. and only receiving
pay Tor eco pounds No attention was
paid 20 the protests. after the miners
concluded for protection sake. 70 or
Eanizc themselves INFO a union. AZ
the nrst meeting rSout sixty miners
from the Colorado Fuel company's
mines afiixed their signatures 20 the
union, and a. soon as this action
reached the ears OF the mine operators
the men we're instantly discharged. The
men. who were az work. appealed 10
the operators that the discharged
men be reemployed. This request was
utterly ignored. whereupon mother
meeting was called and q strike order
ed"
Burlington also stated that the OPP
orators gave orders The next day that
no more meals would be served to the
miners. nor lodging grated them. He
says that the miners are compelled to
pay $50 per keg for powder ana that
they must buy their goods from the
comDany's store or Quit .ts employ.
ment II Il the opinion o. DulmnEscn
tina. before the strike 10 declares OFT,
the miners az work At the mines now
not IN the strike. will slos 30 cut In
sympathy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

who ne says wee in Roswell sOm.
three years aso
r. = Barnett sold bic iron clad Nv
err stable property on East Fifst
street 70 =, Deem. II comprises iots .
ana z block II and sold for 1850
Cyrus Leland, elder son of Howard
leland, register % the United states
land ONCE here. now holds a good post
ton with the First National bank.
Chan. Mcdonald II the huatling real
estate and insurance arm Of Keliahin a
Mcdonald. now drives the swelles, rls
IN town. having purchased G. G. Tan
nehlll's bay horse and driving buggy
DR. and Mrs. 3. T. North Of clay
ton, N. M. whose young son. Gordon,
~ a student IN the Military Institute
have decided 10 spend the winter In
Roswei and have rooms az the home Of
Mrs q. r. Johnson.
Mrs H. W Lewis. mother OF Mrs.
Kari A. Snyder. who has been visiting
frlVnaa In the east since last June h
row IN Newark. ohio, end expects TO
return 20 Roswell In the latter part
~ The present month.
A head end collision on the Denver
road between Amarillo and washburn
Wcdnesay night. between q Santa re
passenger train and a doubie-hehder
freight train OF the Denver road, re-
suited in three engines being badly
wrecked No other casualties report
ed.
, c, W Haynes received a letter last
week from Governor otero. In response
% an inquiry. stating that he intends
making mention Of the Pah-American
exposition IN his message 70 the iegis-
iature making request for an appro-
prlat,on Tor the necessary exhibit from
New Mexico
Messrs. T. A. Dysari. D. ". Coleman
and n n wells al prominent cattle
men Of Midland. Texas. the latter be-
ing a former sheriff Of Midland coun.
~. we're IN Roswell a few days pros
pecting for land for range purposes,
They were successful and u IL under
stood that they VIII move their fami-
lies 10 Roswell IN the near future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
noLBRoOK.
From the Argue.

From the Argue.
TThe Argus was awarded the county
printing and pa SllEhing for 1901.
Miss Emma Richardn. OF 81. Joseph,
g. visiting a few days In town. the
guest OF the Misses Jarvis.
ar cambridge Il In from KeamaS can
yon. lie brought In an Indian boy who
10 going 70 AlbuqusrQue 70 school
THIS sectio. was treated 10 fan OF
snow ThlsSday morning The SAMPLE
was all right, but we need ii-Ss, Of II.
A young Ms1.SaR from the upper
country was fned 80 Tuesday by Jua-
tice Wattron. for disturbing the pe@ce
by flourishing = six shooter.
Sheriff secrist arrived with his ram
Wy. They are busy unpaokinR and SET
ting. and VIII be comfortably located
IN the watiron residence in a few days.
Rev. Norman Bartlett delivered hia
famous lecture. ITO Hell In a Pullman, /"
at the winslow opera house uader the
auspices q the Eaks lodge.
The cap pistol erase seeana 90 be quite
prevalent Just AZ present, Many Of the
boys take particular pains 10 pocket
their "slx shooters" before Sesvins
for school Then thy wonder a. the
aidaclty % the teachers In compelling
the surrender Of their "arearmV upon
entering the soh0olhOuse. a. sort OF a
symbol % truce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

The New Mexican says: ror the
years commencing December 8. 1888.
and ending December 1. 1900. the fees OF
the clerks Of judicial districts are as
follows First district. t20s7, second
district. ttiss: third district. 153ts;
fourth district. t295s; NTH district.
t2G2'. total, ti5.iGs. The salaries OF the
clerks are 1880 per annum. exclusive
OF fees received by them AZ clerks OF
the United states district court. which
IN some cases are said % be very
large Before the last election the
clerk IN the second district n. r.
Owen. IL said 70 have received $3.50 in
one lump Tor services In naturaliEinE
foreigners. The fees collected and
turned into the treasury during the
past two years paid about three-ffths
OF the salaries received by the clerks
OF the territory. These positions are
very desirable ana are much sought
after"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
Facts h
For Sick #
Women

FKs-sf- fro sssoci1oino flbai
holds eiso record fOF the
iargosf RUgSShur % abeo-
lsfe Cures Of female HIs
- Lydia e. PIShEbans's
Vegetable OonspoIsS.
Second A0rs. P6nltIsasps
Oan show by lser foffor
files IN Lynn fbaf = milf
Hon winner have b0e1
restored 20 hSaifh by h0P
nl0d1oisso and advice
Third -AHl0ff0rs 20 Mrs
PG1khan1 aro F0o0lv0es
opened read and arr
sw0r8d by won1on only.
This fact - certified 90 by
fis0 mayor and Is0Sfs5sas~
fer Of Lynn ard OfisGre Of
MIS- Pf1ltIlansSs own 0lfys
Write for FREQ book corr
fafSsag these OSF'fffA0afsss
Every afiIsg woman ~
Invited 10 write 20 Mras
PinEClIasS and get nor aGs-
Vice free Of Charge
Lydia e rinEham Ned Co, Lyan, hAsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
oooD sHOWINo.

The territorial land board turned
into the territorial treasury the pro-
eeeds from leases OF public isn4s dur.
ing the pant hscai year amounting TO
ns.556 This ~ a very handsome show
Ing when compared with the record OF
other states and territories. and
proves cOnclusively that the best In
tcrests Of the territory have been care
fully guarded In making the leases OF
school lands. a few years ago when
Oklahoma was given the right TO lease
school sections allotted TO the territory.
the hrst year after the law took effect.
but one-fourth OF this amount was re-
ceived from such leases. The New
Mexican says that the territorial land
board Is doing Ia duty faithfully and
honestly by the people The amount,
tis.S7s, goes 20 the credit OF the public
school fund. and IL distributed among
the several counties in the ratio Of
their population.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.
Eujoy able Ghost" Party drip Vic Haas.
New Teachers.

Enjoyable Ghost" Party drip vie Inns
New fvaohera
Mira l., A. Richards, OF Grow Greek,
.. d.. arrived Friday sysRinEto nn the
teachers position made vacant ~ the
resignation OF Mrs, Collins on account
Of ~ health. Mrs.. Richards win prove
valued acquisition 10 the circle OF
teachers.
a most enjoyable ghost" party was
given by Miss Dennison and Miss Davls
a. the girls building saturday even
ms Ths costumes we're unique and
indicated an intimate knowledge OF
the spirit world on the part OF their
originators Games and dancing were
INDUCED in. after which delicate re-
treatments we're served All expressed
themselves much pleased VITA the 40
clety OF ghosts.
Miss dilemma hsidomridge has re-
covered from recent attack OF the
grlp and 10 again AZ her p0st Of duty
al Mrs Fosters millinery establish
meut
Miss 81 A. bingham. day school
teacher a. Lasuna, spent FridSy and
Saturday In the city
Basket bali and tennis are the fav-
ori,e FsorNationS al present A most
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
A MAD CANINE.
A Navajo Dog Rams Amuek on the
Upper aan Juan.

Navajo Dog Runs Amuck ON the
Upper sa1 Juan.
Word was received yesterday from
KoOtz canyon, near Bloomfield. that
n Navajo dog, afflicted with rabies had
had visited the goat camp OF Picken
and PinknGy, the evening Of Jan. Bird
and began bowling and scratching at
the door OF the cabin for admittance.
=. NJ. Soloman, Ia charge OF the herd
Of about 1000 goats, was sway at the
time, but had left his wife and little
daughter In charge OF Affairs, besides
a Navajo Indian herder named Jim.
They all felt more or less uneasy nj
the action OF the dog, but cast aside
undue alarm until near. morning,
when the goats In the corral began
sending forth piercing wells, the wO.
man and the Navajo concluded coyotes
must have attacked them aud armed
with ceder clubs went forth ~ their
rescue. Instead oi coyotes they found
the dog 10 the middle OF the herd ~
goats, biting at them right and left.
The Indian tackled the dog, but sue
ceeded only In breaking his weapon,
when he aud the woman we're COM
PEELED 70 take refuge on the top ~ a
picket fence. Tho dog gave up the
chase and again returned 70 the goats,
while the Indian aud the woman quick
~ sought their cabin. After killing
aud manning eleven goatc, the dog re.
newed his attack ON the cabin bat sOou
met his fate by a well directed scot
from u gun In the hands Of the woman.
IL Is reported by the Indians that
quite a number Of Navajo dogs on the
reservation have recently gone mad
and that one squAw has already died
from the effects Of bite. Pennington
Husfiar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
CRUCES
Horss Fell, IRjuring R,der-Ths Asoarate-
ArlniIo Marriage.

Horss Fell, InJurlng R.der-Ths Asosrate-
ArniIo Marriage.
FROM Dona Ana County Republican.
Measrs. Bauer and Trautman have
located what they think ls a good min
Ing prospect over In The Pieaeho noun.
tains.
w. s. Gillian had a very narrow es-
cape from serious injury near his hons
at EGrlham one day lsat week. His
horse fell with him ana Mr. OilliAm's
foot hung In the stirrup. the horse
dragging him q distance before could
secure his release. lie escaped with q
few bruises and a badly wrenehsd
knee.
Edward q. AscRrate and Miss Ger
trude Armiio were married 81 the
Catholic chu- n by Rev Father Las
saigne. These two popular y0ung peo-
pie are both members % old and prom
inent families OF Dons Ana county and
their myriada OF friends wish them a
ions and happy welded life.
oliver Lee and w w Cox recently
completed the building Of q ditch 60
miles In length. by which water IL car
rled from the mouth OF Dog canyon 70
their ranches west OF Aiamogordo II
II four feet wide. two feet deep and be-
sides furnishing water for their cat
tie will be SUFFICIENT 10 irriEate q con-
siderable tract OF land which they ex-
peet 20 SOW to alfalfa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
DEATH or AN oID soLpiEn.
Arthsr o'SeiIi Disd ~ uis Room on Raii.
moad Avenue.

Road ANNnmes
Yesterday afternoon a. $50 o'ci0ek
Arthur O'Nelli. an old soldier who
served thirty years In the United
states army and was retired only two
years ago from troop X. sixth cavalry.
died az his room 40 the Golden Rule
lodging house after a short illness.
George e. Wiokham, who was an army
chum az Fort Wingate and long beor4
the deceased was stationed there knew
him well. was with him when death
closed the old veterans eyes IN the
everlasting SLEEP OF death. O'Neili Was
with General 10 \. Carr. when the lat
ter was the eommandant az Fort Win
gate. All the papers OF the deceased.
telling where he came from originally
and something OF his family. are now
ht Fort wlrgate. and a telegram has
been sent to the post asking that these
effects be sent 20 this city. Leverett
Clarke states. however. that he was
not a member Of the local Grand Army
Republic post and was unknown 20 any
OF tie members here. Funeral SER
vices will be- held 81 Undertaken
strong's tomorrow afternoon az 2;so
o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
RETURN or THE rAvoRIrKs.
"Und,r lwo Fh.xs" by Joss.y stock G,
Last Night.

"Und'r Iwo FI,< by Joss.y stock Co.
Last Night.
The Josaey Stock company opened
their return engagement here last
nlght to an audience which tested the
capacity Of the cosy little theatsr. The
favorltes IN this organization were
each greeted with umu!tuous applause
on the first appearance. First the uE-
lmitable comedian 'stansfield'. 'ncn
Mr. Jossey. who IN spite of a severe
cold, gave a magnificent portrayal OF
BERTHE Cecil. and then the star OF the
company. Miss Berniee Howard. whose
reception was almost an ovation Her
performance % Cigarette" IL the most
artistic thing which we have seen IN
Albuquerque. The Millar Bros. dioramie
tour % the world 10 a novelty. which
alone is worth the price Of admission.
The company Is not only q remarkably
clever one, but IL the superior OF many
Of the higher priced shows which visit
our section.
Tonight they pay "a Soldiers
Daughter" ana the specialties are re-
mArkahly good The Miilar Bros will
exhibit some new scenes and msohAn-
ical effects.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

The little mountain town Of Plnns
Wells, la the famous Manzano ranges
% Valencia county, furnished lively
cutting scrape the other day.
The carver II 4 Pueblo Indian, who
Is now Ia jail az Los Lunas, and his VIC
tim young Mexican, who, from last
accounts, n0w lies 81 his home az Pines
Wells Ia precarious condition.
A few days ago Jose VenoslardO Mar
tine2 paid visit 10 his intended
mother.in law, ramed Francisco Griego,
or hn.er known as "Kica;' woman
whom he has supported for the past
year expecting In very short time 20
become q member OF the family by
marrying her daughter. Martinez
was informed that the Indian was a
ircquenler at the home 81 the woman,
whore he secured his meals and often
times his lodging. During the CONVEX
sation between the Intended moiher-ib.
law and the prospective son.in-law the
Indian came 10 the house, and Mar
tinez. growing somewhat angry asked
the woman What right had the In
dian therey" And received In response
from the woman that II was none Of
his business.
The Indian then took hand In the
controversy by pulling out large dag
ger, slashing at Martinez. The first
cut pierced the skin an inch deep on
the right side, and before the Indian
ceased Martinez had received two more
ugly cuts In the right breast and
the other Ia the abdomen.
The girl. who Martinez Is engaged
20, was AZ She house aud she gave an
alarm, which resulted Ia the Indian
being promptly arrested and the next
day taken TO Los Lunas, where he will
remain Ia jail 70 await the actions OF
the next grand jury Of that county.
The Indian Is known In the Plnos
Wells neighbOrhOod rs a stock thief,
aud his reputation Is generally bad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
several Casss Were Ordered Doekstea and
Were Then Dismissed.

The territorial supreme court met
II the capital yesterday forenoon
with ali the judges except Judge Crum-
packer In attendance. case No. sio
George stevens, appellant. We. the Ter
rltory OF New Mexico, appellee. an APP
pea from Grant county. was ordered
docketed. and then dismissed because
the appellant had failed TO perfect his
appeal. lie IA under sentence for muir
der for Ave years in the penitentiary.
Case No sil. Aiellton Chaves. appel
liant. We. Ernest Meyers. appellee. was
o-dered dOeketed and then ordered dis
missed without prejudice 10 the appel
liant 10 sue out a writ Of error This
Is q suit for debt.
Case No. s0s. sahar ". Bonee, appel
liant. W. Victor =. Burnett. appellee,
an appeal from Grant county. was or
dered docketed and then dismissed.
Yesterday afternoon the case OF the
Bank OF Commerce. appellant w. Geo
w Harrison, appellee. an appeal from
the district court % Bernaililo county
was argued. Harrison had deposited
$500 in the Bank Of Commerce and
kept II there for seven years. He then
demanded 8 per cent interest on his
deposit. but the bank was willing 20
pay him interest for only six months.
arguing that the statute OF Limitation
applied % the case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
Got The wrous Man.

Sheriff Stewart Of Carlsbad received
u telegram last Friday from Amarillo
instructing him 20 arrest a man named
Phillips, a musician, then la Carlsbad
He proceeded 20 arrest Prot Philips,
the Roswell vlOlinist, who was there
with the ladies' minstrel troupe from
this place, but Charlie Mcdonald aud
Charlie ROurke soon convinced him
that he had made a serious mistake. II
seems that the man Was wanted for
taking a numbov Of band instruments
at Amarillo that did not belong To him,
and WAS In Carlsbad when sheriff
stewart received ,hc telegram, but left
OE the south bound tain early the
next morning ilo cS I'd Fipnoe was
very unpleasant one toi PROT Philips,
who u above Suspicion among those
who know him. und was greatly re-
grottcd 10y al Who knew Of Il lios.
well Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
TERRITORIAL sUPRnNE corRT.
The TaH Case % lssFasiiiio Ceunty Against
the Pueblo indians.

The TaH cass of issFasiiiio County Against
the Pueblo Indians.
In the territorial supreme court
Monday afternoon the case OF William
II. Prior, plaintiff Ia error, vs.. The
RIO Grande Irrigation and Colonization
Company, defendant In error, error
from the district court oi Bernalillo
county, was argued and submitted
This Il suit for damages.
In the case OF the Territory Of New
Mexico, appellant, vs.. the persons, real
estate, land and property described Ia
the delinquent tax list % the county Of
Bernallllo, appellees, an appeal from
the district court for Bernalillo county,
no appearance was entered by the ap-
pellees, who are she Pueblo Indians Of
Bernalillo county. Until the lst oi
April was given the appellees 10 Ole
briefs and twenty days from that date
10 the appellant 70 reply. The con-
tentiOn. upheld by the district court, Is
that the property owned 10y the Pueblo
Indians Is not taxable.
The court ordered that the matter oi
celebration ~ John Marshal day on
February I be referred "a the bar asso.
citation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
ALAMoooRDO

Coea. white severely aeaiasd Car Trad
% OnyE-NeS Master msahanie.
from the Advefilsef.
Rev. J. w. NewhrOuSh. the new pas
tor OF the Baptist church a. Alamosor.
DO. 10 expected % arrive ff,om cleborns,
TexAs. whore he has bsen pastor OF TIE
second Baptist church a number OF
Neafu.
Thirty three IA the enroilHlsnt Ia the
anuaic and art department Of the BID
eisi college. OF this nupteF arr pupils
on piano. mandolin. violin. guitar. voice
organ ana flnte. and IN ART peHcil AMI
crayon draWinS and on paintins. Ars.
Aso0es hAa begun her wogk ~ assist
ant 10 this departnsent.
a oar load q onyx isas ben hau'sd IN
rrsm the cabalisro onyN cognDAnys
snines ena boxet 40 for shipmsst 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
ALONG THE WEST.
Interesting Notes From Gallup, HOl.
brook and Williams.
ABBREVIATED LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Hrom the Republican.
James Bowie. superintendent OF TIE
Thatcher nine, has gons east for few
days on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Cade sslvy and daugh-
ter have been visiting reiAtivss here
Cor the past week.
A Mexican was ARRESTED al Gibson on
aionday Tor thrrAtning a equAw WITH y
knife. Sheriff smith save him a few
hours 70 leave the counfy.
The Morris brOthsrs rsturned from
Brasil Ind sunday morning iAeg
T'hey had been called east ~ ths auath
VI thsir father
Therp are ~ vacant houses In oAilup
Tgs few that are vacant hAvs been
rented 70 the miners Who came "a fr0m
thu mines,
Fred FoFnon. deputy United states
marshal tame out on wednesday to
iOok after a kiln Of brick IN which h. is
Interested.
Two brakomen on the nrst division
losi their jobs on acoounl OF ending
presents Of china dolls % a ooup.s o.
Harvey hOusc girls.
The switching crew enEaEei on mine
work has been pgIiled on Thrsr SWITCH
men ia The inside yard were laid of 10
nuke RON for the older msn on th.s
hin run,
Miss Moody. a trained nprse from
Colorado. has taken charge Of the COL
Ofgado Flaei and IrOn congsAHy hospital
under the dlrectiOn o. Dr. Harper.
Hugh Mcoinn, superintendent Of the
American Fuel company, returned from
san Francisco ca sunday last lie sent
forty minsrp 70 cerriilos. They had
been hired for 0anup bat after tbs
strike was declared hsre thsir destina-
ton was changed 20 Cerrilsoa.
AR. and Mx. Wood. Os ooldsn Col.
ars visiting their son. who u = coal an
gincr In the 0nNDboy OF the CeiorAo9
ruel and frUn Co Mr. Wood 10 a prua-
perous ranahmAa and vsteran Of chs
civil war.
c. n. McCintock, " ths AbuQusrqOe
.Abstract company. WINS in town VITA q
complete abstract " the Bernaiillo
county records 70 January !, 1901 for
sale. The gentleman oouSes highly re
on mended by such men as Fiournoy.
Marren. whitney. Bryan and othefu.
lie has been engaged for tbs past ton
months 5 the preparation Of uose alb
atrecta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

j. n. Dunn, who ranches ON Rocky
Arroyo, near Carlsbad, has made 4
success OF the AngorA goat business.
He commenced several years ago with
small flock Of scruba, using full
blooded billies. lie now has flock
Of 100 high grades, FOR which he has
refused ~ each, and which are worth
Is each. He has three fine billies
which cost him about ESQ each. Some
OF his mohair this year measures ak
and seven inches In length, aud Is fine
as silk. MIR. Dunn Is an enthusiastic
goat breeder, aud Il would be hard TO
convince him that thore Is no money In
goats. He gets along finely with his
oaittlemon noighbOrs, too, as goats do
not interfere with the range for cattle.
-Peoos Valley StOckman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
nl.a from M. Ininri...

r. J. Watson had his right leg cut
on Just below the hip az Williams on
Sunday night while trying 10 ride the
trucks on passenger train No. 2 lie
was cared for by DR.. Housewife, who
accompanied him here on a freight
train, and Watson was placed In the
county hospital. DR. Robinson WIS
called and the leg vas dressed, but the
unfortunate man died shortly after the
operation. From letters found In the
pockets OF deceased Il was learned that
he was from oregon, Mo. sheriff John
son telegraphed 70 that place and re-
eelved u reply 10 forward the body TO
Forrest City, Mo, but they failed 70
guarantee the charges Of Undertaken
Whipple and the body remains here
awaiting further orders from the rela-
tives OF the deceased. Flagstaff Sun.