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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
DISTRICT coUnr.
Judgments Rendered IN Few Cases
and Suite Filed.

Judgments hondcfcd N rev cases
and Suite Filed.
District court clerk. n. p. owen
furnishes The Citizen with the follow.
ing court notes:
illeld bros. Va. Josefita Sanchez dc
Dtcro. fled suit TO collect s2l3.
n. o.. earce ys. Dolly Monbars et al,
filed suits TO enforce mechanics Hen
on property In the Albright building on
North Third street
Executors OF the estate Of A. a.
Grant SO. Sarah Davis aud y. +. Davis.
uled suit IN attachment Amount
claimed 60 he due. $4,000.
ln the case OF G. T. Brown, receiver,
va. Horny Lockhart ct al; judgment
ia favor of the plainuf, declaring a
lien upon the l., and l.. and Mammoth
mining claims In the Cochiu district
lor all stock OF the defondants IN the
crown Point mining company subject
10 the payment Of $4,000, and for the
sale ot the property after being legally
advertised. II said sum 10 not paid.
Judgments have been rendered 10
delinquent tax suit cases against
Gabriel sanchez for S22.6S Minmar
sanchez. s27O6, Carlos T. Sanchez
SbT: David J.Metgger, gl2. Tomas San
he1. S35
In the case OF tho Bank Of Com
morCe VS.. the Board OF County Com
missioners. judgment has been rem
dered In favor OF the plaintiff tor SIG,
06D. on coanty warrants
In the case OF Margaret r, Kent vs.
/ John A. Henry ct al. judgment hai
| been rendered cRnccling the tax Ger
| tncatea OF ! A Henry and iudgmon
against plaintiff for fSs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Friday morning. Doc 27.-Music
Tue Needs of the Rural school ].
Francisco CSaycs. superintendent Of
public instruction. County Suppfyia.
ion u y Bauer. superintendent of
public instruction. Carlsbad Teach
crs for Rural schools Prof W u.
Decker principal piuOs Altos. Gen.
oral discussion. .austC institutes in
New Mexico" ta) What ought tho ln
.dtrtc 90 Attempt superintendent
Chapman. Ration, thl "nimcultiea Pc.
culinr 90 New Mexico e. NJ Linht
principal Silver city Normal General
discussion
Friday afternoon. Dcc. ~ Music
Athletes for Boys Prof WolCuti.
LAS Vegas Normal Discussion T.. W.
Martin. superintendent city school
Roswell Physical Work in Public
Schools" Miss sarah Ellis. silver Ci,y
Normal Drill by girls OF Silver City
Normal Discussion, Mrs. Myers. Las
Vegas sanitation In Public schools.
PROT oliver school az Mines SocOrrO
Discussion. Prof Grant. principal
Santa Fo high school. Paper, suporin-
tendcnt Collins governor indian
school Albuquerque
day evening. Dec ~ Music
Lecture. Pro. Tight, University ot
New aexicO. After tho lecture the
girls of the silver city Normal and the
Albuquerque University win play a
matched game of hasaot ball
Saturday morning Dec rs Train.
ing for citizenship in Public schools.
Physically rrof u Francis puA Hu
poiintoudcnt public instruction Luna
county. intellectually. Mrs. O'Connor
Roberts. teacher of spanish Alhuquer.
que high school morally, u Il i.arkln
principal Gallup city schools. Discus
sion Library In Grades" Mrs Eliza
| beth JACKSON silver city public
| school business of association
Saturday nftcrnoon-C Council meet
| inc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
cRGscUUs An ARlsTocRAr.
Ne viii BE Here 20 Perform on Christ.
maH DAY

The treatment aud care accorded
the famous stallion CFeaceus. "a ia
keeping with the blue blood that
courses through the veins Of this king
of tho trotting track CrogCeus is a
yCrliuhic afistncrat None who wear
the purple are more carefully guarded
nor more touderly cared for Ills lly-
ing apartments are models Of comfort.
his rotlnuv uf servants are well trained
aud his every whIm is atudlOusly graft
fed Hia food ia OF the best and his
hath and "rnhout after exercise are
a. carefully administered by his OK.
pert attendants as though he were a
king uf the realm instead Of the klng
oi The turf Wher he travels. II lH ia
state and the best ia none too good for
his royal hiRhneHe tie Is ever under
the Watchfu eyes of his RrOoms and
his travelling equipment represents the
cxpcnditur, of a small fortune.
CroscruB VIII arrive In Albuquerque
several days Ia advance Of his coming
appearance here Ia an attempt 90 beat
hls own and the worlds record of
c.0zt. and visit to hts quarters at
The track viii bc OF great intersat 20
all lovers uf the horse.
George u K"tchnm the Millionaire
owner and driver of CrosCeus, la never
happier than whom entertaining call
ors and bis assistants are equally
proud of the great horse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
THE NEW MExlCANS.
The Delegation at Washington Ask.
ing for Federal Patronage.
VIGOROUSLY PUSHING CLAIMS.

The following dispatch from Wash.
iuEion appears in the 81 Louis Globe.
Democrat
Tho advance guard oi New Mexi.
cans who are tu make campaign hn.
fore cUnErcHH Tor statehood tor the tnr.
ritory has arrived Boo Washington
Amuns those who have recently been
added 90 the lisi of statehood workers
hero are Judge Albert n Full and Pat
Garrett oi Las CruCra Iudgo J W
CumpaCkpr. uf Albuquerque. solomon
Luna, national republican committee.
man for tho territory Frank a. Hub
hell republican territorial committee.
man. and \ Huhhrli aheFin of iler
unli'lu county These EcntiUmcH. ac
cnmpanlod hy Delegate ~ b RodDy.
called upon Mr. Hitchcock secretary
OF the interior and discussed APPOINT
ments fOr the territory
"a strong support ia being given Pat
Garrett in ais application for appoint
mOnt az collector of customs AZ El
paso. Garrett iH ,Ac man who aa
ahcrifi az Las Cruces. gained national
fame by killing hilly the MD in one
of the mast desperate man hunts
known tu border history Ho has the
support of nearly nll of the leading
politicians in the territory Ills only
handicap is tlo fact that bee WAS late
in ontcrinR tIo race A brother uf Al
iutnnt General Cnrtu. who is ia the
railway service at ~ pLso is an appii
cant for the position. and had secured
the support of many influential men in
the territory before Mr Garrett flud
hia claim FOR recognition The nom
hors OF the New Mexico delegation
now in Washington are all supporting
Mr Garrett fof the appointment
"A W Thompson who was appoint
ed receiver OF public money at Clay
ton. n NJ hy the president aud Ed
ware " Fox appolrtod register OF
the land ofilce ~ the same place, ar,
tho present inCumbeEts of these Offices
and were unanimously supported Tot
| roappuintment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
FROM CORRESPONDENTS.
Editor Shakespeare Assaults Drunk
en- Printer Other Deming Notes I:
INTERESTING NOTES FROM SILVER CITY
oEMINo
specIal loFresnonaonce.

N'AfNH"ANA WI W N'HAAhAN NANf
Deming A. NJ. Dec. 12.--Last Tues.
day morning at about 80 O'Clock, %
couple of men entered tno AquHrian
saloon OF Tracy a Hannigan and hcil
up the barkCeper. getting about f25
from the cash drawer 1hcy are sup.
posed to have escaped on tho west
uound southern paclgc freight, which
was wrecked near Separ that morn.
ing, fifteen cars being dornilcd. one
man Killed and two badly nurt A
track had to be built around the wreck
ia order 10 get the California passen'
ger In thnt night
g. l.. shakespeare. the editor OF the
DUming Headlight, is in some trouble.
Ills printer got drunk last Tuesday
and came around demanding money
he was throwa out lie came back
some say with a knife. but this % do
.nicd), and was promptly knocked down
with chair in the hanus of the editor.
sustaining severe injuries. aud there
are rnmora that he may die. lie was
arrested. but Mr. Shakespeare Is stlll
M large
Tuesday evening, Mrs. J Y. Byron
entertained In honor Of Mr.. Baxter and
wife. Progressive buttons resulted Ia
much mofrimont the prize being
awarded frank Nordhaus Mr. Baxter
a close second High Ave next took
The attention OF the guests until re-
treatments were served. when tneir
excellence demanded all the attention
there was 20 give
Mr.. Baxter la not a farmer OF Dem.
Ing. as "A mlsprint has Il Ia my last
letter. but former resident OF Dom
ing
Mr. Hillston. former resident OF III
PasO. has sold out there and comes 10
Deming with the intention Of estab.
fishing n large lrst class hotel here
He should succeed, as Doming can sup
port quite a few good hotels. and the
present rate of immigration here
makes Il almost imperative TO have
| lhOm.
Mr and Mrs. John Corbett returned
| from silver City last night. whore thoS
had been TO lend their presence 20 the
wedding OF an old servant While
walking along the street there Mrs
| Corbe,, was knocked down by helms
/ run into by large bull dog and II
suffering from a bruised hip, and gen
/ crai stiffness.
AZ the moment OF writing a Hight
snow Is falling here, having started
rom an apparently clear sky bat th,
clouds have blown up heavy now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Attorney Edward Burke ~ Los An.
Rcles who was here the past few days.
left last night for the east, and will
be absent several weeks
W >. HopcwCll and J. n Saint vice
president end secretary. respectfully.
OF the Santa Pc Central. we're pass
cnEers for the territorial capital
V. s, Miora and wife who we're a.
Santa Re on q visit 90 relatives and
friends. returned TO the city last night
and registered from Cuba. their home
In the Naclamlouto valley.
Rev Robert RcnlsOn. who recently
handed IN bic resignation ns . lest OF
the ST. Johns Episcopal church. was
passenger foi Ventura Cal. last
night, VIII % Is likely be viii soon
bo stationed permanently Rev Ron
ison expects 20 be absent about ten
days or two weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
SILVER CITY.
special Correspondence.

special correspondence,
silver CITY, Dee. IA W. Foster q
freighter between this place and Mo
gollon, was thrown from his wagon
ale gong down one OF the steep
uodntains near Graham yesterday
morning, allghting on his head and
breaking his neck. lie led instantly.
1t began showing In this section ear.
Vs. this morning and continued most OF
me day. The mountains surrounding
silver have a heavy mantle OF snow.
while here the temperature was so
warm that the snow melted ns last az
Il fell. This is the FIRST even chilly
weather Silver City mas experienced
this winter, as Il has been like sum
mer.
The military ball 10 be given by the
muitin Ia the city Christmas promises
20 be the afiair OF the season.
Judge Deming. who has gone east 20
interest capital In the electric rail.
way between silver City and the sur.
rounang mining camps. Is meeting
Nth excellent success and the road
viii undoubtedly 10 a short time bc
under construction This would en-
able the majority Of the low grade cop
per properties In t-e surrounding dis
tr!ct 20 be worked az good profit and
will maze Silver City one Of tno best
towns In the southwest
A number of much-neodod improve
ments are being made at the Normal
| school Contractor Lazure Is building
a substantial stone wall around The
/ grounds.
A match game of basket ball vii
| take place In this city between th,
i team from the Agricultural college a
as Cruces and the Normal schoo
team on the 10Th of this month
| Ex.Goy Ritch has been In the citl
during the past few uays and whll'
here attended q meeting of the bonrI
of regents OF the Normal school, o
which he "a mCmher
| The activity In surrounding mininl
camps ls ON the Increase and especial
Ilv Ia the BurrOg mountains, wher'
there IL quite mining boom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
rnIIrlcIANs EAnrn

Washington. Dec Presidential
appointments 90 the more important
federal positions leo New Mexico VIII
probably ho made this week and con.
Hpquently a large number OF prumi-
ncnt republican politicians from thnt
territory are ip the city
The president and attorney general
today decided Oh the denomination.
with one exception uf the members ut
tho Hupremc court OF New Mexic0
These are William j Mills chief JUS.
tice. aud John u Mcfie and Frank w
Parker associate Justices. Associate
Justice Cumpackcr'a term III not out
aud his denomination Will not De sent
In
II IA believed that tho roappointment
OF Governor Otcro viii hc made soon
after the judiciary appointments. Tha
governor reached the city this evening
and was welcomed by number of hia
Now Mexican political friends. among
them Luna r 8 liuhholl, Chiet Jus.
ticc Mills. Judge Fail y A. Huhuell
Major Llewcliyn and Delegate hodey
The opposing element has ropreaon
tatjvos here also 1hry are E a.
| FiHko of Santa Pc N p. Do Hnca and
H. y Manning of Lac Vegas They
have no caEddnto for the governor
| ship. hut say thoy VIII hc satisfied
| with ans one lut OterD. 81 is not
| learned that any charges have been
made against Otero. nut the political
nght against him is bitter and yludic
/ tive Otcro has the republican organi
/ lation and the leading business Inter
! esis of the territory with him and hi'
! appointment may bc regarded "a roa
i sonRbly certain.
| sheriff Pat Garrett WAS AZ the whiu
house today and was presented 10 th'
| president llo wants 10 he appointed
collector az customs al El PnsO. Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Boston. Dec i3.-Tho assignment ~
Wainbrir,t BROS A. Co. brokers. was
announc "a at the stock exchange 10.
day The hrm Includes W T. and ~,
Wainwright
The assignment o. attributed 10 the
decline in copper stocks The hrm
had ben dUiug business In hostOn up
wards of twenty years The assignee
said he could not give Hu estimate %
the extent 10 which the nrm Is lnyoly-
ga until after an examination of its
affaIFg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
LAS VEGAS

From the Record
Three cases OF diphtheria are re-.
Iortcd az the home ol r. G.. F2A.
George Hayward has made the first
Iupl lcatioR Tor motorman on the new
loCtric car line.
&. O Cunor Roberts. formerly OF Al
buquorQuc. has made proof OF labor la
the county clerks Office on tho New
Gertrude mining claims la the Cooper
mining district
The Trials OF Young School
rcacher' is the title OF new book
which Is being written by some 81 the
oung lady teachers OF the Douglas
tvonuC school
An agreement has beer entered into
Whereby Frank u. Barring. the wife.
beatcr. viii leave the city Darling
was released from custody ON the
strength of this agreement his wife
rOnscuting. and placed in charge OF
James Colvoy who promises 60 see
that he viii leave the city.
Mrs. Eugonio Romero and daughter
Miss Guadalupe. left for NJ Paso
where thoy will remain 10 attend the
holiday celebration which will be given
tn Mexico for the next week in honor
OF 81 Guadalupe who appeared there
many years ago TO an Indian named
Juan Diego.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The Sixteenth Annual Meeting VIII be
------ 49, 49, -.

The Sixteenth Annual Meeting VIII be
Held In this City Dec. 20.
The sixteenth annual convention OF
the New Mexico Educational aaaOcla
tlon will meet In this city on Dec. %.
and ue In session three days. closing
on Saturday. Dee. 2S Prof a. B.
Stroup. president OF the association
aud superintendent of the Deming
schools. submits the following pro.
gram aud requests The Citizen 20 give
10 publicity.
Thursday afternoon. Dee 26.- Coz.
ell meeting
THURSDAY evening. Dec 26-- Address
ol welcome Rev Bruce Kinney. pas
tor First Baptist church Response.
n. y Day superintendent OF public In
siructi0u DOnR Ana county Music.
Address inaugural, Hiram Hadley Las
Cruces Reception
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
FEDERATION or LAsoR.
Resolution 10 Increase the Vice Presi.
dents Defeated.

Scranton. Pa. Dec. IA resolution
10 increase the vice presidents from
six 20 eight. two additional members 10
sit In executive council with the other
vice presidents. provoked warm de-
bate In the American Federation of
ahor convention. g. O. sherman, of
Chicago. started the discussion by at.
tacking the executive council, saying
the council was q regular Tammany
ana the attempt 20 increase the mem.
horship was done for the purpose OF
urther interchanginE Itself. The prop
ositlon was defeated
Resolutions were adopted increas.
ing the per capita tax for national and
International unions from One-third 90
onehalf cent per member per month
90 take effect next February.
The proposition 10 increase the sal.
airy Of the president and secretary was
defeated
The resolution Increasing the per
capita tax OF federal and local trades
unions 20 10 cents was adopted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
Hard Colds

Hard colds nearly always
lead to something serious.
They run into chronic bron-
chitis, pneumonia, consump-
tion. Doctors know this.
That's why they so generally
approve Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. They tell us they
cannot prescribe anything
that cures coughs so quickly.
"Ayer's Cherry Pcctoral cured my
daughter oi a very bad cough after No
had tried about everything else without
relief -. B. Davis, Providence, RI.
AS "a. sioe. &C. .AttReo.. lswsii. ssaa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
HALT IN STANDARDIZATION.
The Venezuelan Situation az Viewed
by Germany.


Wilcmstadt Island of Curacoa, Dec.
I8.-There has been q halt ia exchange
of communications between Germany
and Venezuela. owing 90 publication of
cable dispatches from the United
States setting forth that the govern
ment AZ Washington viii not oppose
any steps Germany may take 90 en-.
force her rights In Venezuela with the
exception of preventing annexation Oi
Venezuelan territory Sumioincial pa.
pars are now attacking the United
States. saying Washington looks upon
Venezuela as a part Of the territory Of
tho United states. N Is believed here
that Germany ~ the end Of the pres
ent month. viii take steps 20 due ac
acknowledgement Of her claims for g..
10000 arising from losses sustained
by German citizens during the last rev
0lution here and dignllOwed by Ven
egucia. The situation in Venezuela ii
| critical Fears are expressed OF a Eou
oral uprising there in January.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Rock Springs. Wyo., Dec IA re
port from the tied Desert sheep ranch
says Charles Barnes, herGer. was
frozen to death In blizzard that has
ragged the past day or two The big
lard scattered the herds into small
lunches. Il Us feared the loss is great
A Mexican harder whose name is not
learned. 10 reported frozen also.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
JUDGE THOMAS C. FULLER.
Resolutions Adopted on the Death Of
the 0ean Justice.
TRIBUTES TO Hls MEMORY

yesterdays session OF the one
iala OF the court OF private land claims
ana tho members ol the bar az Santa
Fc pursuant 90 the resolution OF the
meeting held Monday. the following
resolutions were submitted by United
states Attorney Matthew q. Reynolds
90 the court. after an Introductory ad.
droaa. paying a brilliant tribute 10 the
deceased. Judge Thomas c. Fuller:
Resolved. That In tho death OF
Thomas G. uner. associate justice OF
the court of private land claims. the
bar has lost one who during the thirty.
Ave years oi his active practice was in
his lhOrouEhuoss as q student. his abii-
ity as an advocate and hts soundnoHa
as counsellor an ornament TO bis
profession: the bench has been do.
prlvcd OF ono who throughout hia ten
years service on the court OF which
be died q memoer, evidenced high In.
tellCCtual attainment, Keen legal dis.
elimination ana an Innate love OF jus
UCc. as country has lost a true pa
tllot and one who In bis labOra Ia the
adjudication OF titles In the southwest
has rendered Distinguished pa. &c ser
vice. and his large circle of friends
mourn tue loss of % kindly anu consid
Doc associate. ana a model Of personal
and professional prOhity As long as
those qualities which go 60 make uu.
man character attractive and worthy
ol emulation shall bo held In rever
Cnco $50 long shall his name be- remem.
bored with affection by the bench, bar
and people OF the country 20 winch nc
$50 fully dedicatcd the ample energies
and abilities OF his three score years
and ten.
Resolved. further That the United
oates attorney FOR the court OF pri
/ yute land clnlma be requested 10 lay
these resolutions before the court and
Co ask that they be- spread upon the
Irecurds.
Resolved. further 4uat the clerk OF
] the court be- requested TO transmit 9
copy OF them % the family OF the dc
ceased,
lSignedl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Thomas A. Lister who was here
yesterday. lcft last night for Santa Fo.
Mr Lister IN member of the Penn
ayiyania Copper company recently In
rnrpurated. and who are operating
some copper properties ln ihe sandia
mountains east OF thlB city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
otero and Garrett VIII Bs Appointed
Next Monday.

Special 20 The Citizen.
washington. Dec. 1S-Owing 20 the
adjournment of the senate the ap
pointments of Otero for governor and
Garrett for collector OF customs al
El paso will not be sent In until next
Monday.
George W. Prltchard. white Oaks;
"a mentioned for Judge OF the Second
judicial district
Mossrs. Luna Rodey and the Hub
bells callHd ai the White House.
r. W Clancy accompanied by Mrs
Clancy. were passengers for Santa Fo
this morning
B. r. Adams attorney. was AZ tho
local depot last night. en- route 20 Las
VEGAS. on legal matters.
n C. Bradley vice president Of ths
Postal telegraph company. and l.. w
Sturrof the western general Guperln
tendent both here yesterday and
found everything al right In the loca
once Jeff last night for Los Angeles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
ateanahIn Anfaund.

Philadelphia. Dec l3--Tho Plant
line steamship. Hudson. from sayan.
nah for Philadelphia. went aground
last night in Delaware hay during n
heavy fox Il ia hoped sbo will be
pulled on az soon az the fog lifts.
Tho steamship Hudson Was hoated
at noon and proceeded 90 this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

Washington. Dec i8 Tho marriage
Of Miss Helen Hay daughter OF the
secretary OF state and Payne Whitney,
OF New York. viii occur Fob. 9, az the
Church Covenant. this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

OBricn was here for a few days,
working on the symputhies OF rola-
tivcs OF man now serving a sentence
for murder In the Colorado state poni'
tentiary. and IL Ii understood that he
tOBrlonl secured some money from
the relatives, especially from a broth
er. who was in Albuquerque at the
time O'Bricn was here. O'hrien took
hls schcmc into the very home OF the
Colorado convict. down In Valencia
county. and word comes from Los
i unas that the fellow was lucky In get
ting moro money. enough 10 carry him
through 10 El paso while Ia this city
.OBrlen tried 10 borrow money from
uaoule whom he claimed 10 have met
years ago and stated that he was go
Inc 20 m Pago "a work on Felix Mar
tiueg's Daily News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
lucKY nouoA RlpeR.
Roosevelt Appoints Him United
STATED Mafahat

Washington. Dec i3.-lt Wa AN.
nounCpd after the cabinet meeting that
n ~ Colbert had been selected by the
president for United States marshal
0f the southern district ~ Indian Ter
rt0ry. vice John Hammer whose term
expires Jan iD Colbert was a mem.
L.I nf -RnnHnVnli-H RnnRh NIdnra-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
TRAM RoBBERs.

Fitzpatrick ana HIS Female Companion
viii Wear the Stripes.
ST Louis. Dec. l3.-l.aura Bullion.
the female companion Of Ben kilpat.
rick. the Montana train r0hbor WAS to-
day sentenced by United States Judge
/ Adams 10 tlve years imprisonment ia
the federal prison "a, Leavenworth,
Kan Fitzpatrick yesterday received a
sentence 0f fifteen years impriHon
| ment az Jolforann CIty