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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
Will BUILD NEW TOWN.
Ex-Governor Thomas ID Others Of
Colorado interested In New Mexico.

NolpFaoo lHteFetteu IN new mexico.
4 w Kccne. of Colorado Springs.
formerly proprietor ~ the Denver
Post is AZ the American house. u is
said that Mr. Koenc is Interested with
eX Gov Charles g. Thomas and james
A. Thatcher, ~ Denver. Ia the dcvol.
opmont Of several mining claims In
the Black and Organ mountain mining
districts ~ southwestern New Mexico
and that they contemplate locating a
town about twenty-five miles from Las
Cruces. az the junction OF the Pccos
Valley and the Rock Island roads
and possibly the Rio Grande. Ia buiid
ing toward ~ Pnso. The exact loca.
.tion viii depend upon the surveys for
the railroads
This mining district is rapidly com.
ing 60 the fIout nld developing into
a camp Of ,Uue 'rable Importance
1he mineral 90 - ar the surfPcc and
shows gold -ii,e, and copper ores
Recent dcy,l ~ niI fhow the min.
erai % be- .WrHunt and increases
both Ia value "a. u.HVt the further
the develOITrnt ro, o..
A party fiIn D,utrr will leave 20
prospect I'm that a. jct The plans
for the new town ar not fully ma.
turcd, but u 81 said that considerable
Denver and Chicago rapltal will be-
used In booming II tp8 oon as the rail.
road surveys are q rlluitely settled -
Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
chataea wIth uSls~tul eranaina.

ShoriH Goodell last week arrested
Eulilio Soils near pinos Altos on a
warrant sworn out hy Pablo Torres,
charging him with unlawful branding.
The trouble grew out ~ contract
between Torres and Soils BY which
the latter was ~ run the cattle Ia tho
Upper Ola country. owned by the for.
mer. 0n shares Torres claimed that
Soils was branding the increase ~ tho
stock in bis own brand. which vas
recorded 10 Sucorro county. and there
hy defraudlnE him Tho preliminary
hearing was postponed until April
l3th. az which time u viii come on
before Judge Newcomh. There IL also
a question as 20 the Jurisdiction In.
yDlyed b not being certain whether
tho alleged crime Was committed la
Grant or Socorru counties Silver
CITY independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
kLIl,a on M, ~ % PrL,on.

A. Yuma Arizona. yesterday morn
Ing Deputy sheriff W A Alexander
was shot and moually wounded a. he
was being taken from the court toOm
t0 lall after receiving sentence % life
Imprisonment Tor the murder of Mra.
j y Barns. Il is not known who hrcd
the shot as IL came from the inside
of "a building near the Coun house.
samuel King brother % Mrs Burns.
ia under arrest on suspicion. aud 9TH
or relatives Will be- arrested as sOnn "a
the excitement subsidies
James Miller and William Pain, Who
are also under indictment for the
same murder have been removed from
the jail 20 the penltontiary for better
protection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
Notice

Notice Is hereby given that L. the
undersigned administrator uf the cs-
tate Of Louis Eborhardt. deceased. un.
Ter and by virtue of an order of the
district court OF the Second judicial
district Of the territory of New Mex.
eco, within and for the county OF Bcr.
lalillo sci ana dispose OF al private
sale. nj the store Of Emil kloinwurth
80 the city OF Albuquerque. the fol
zeal estate Of said Louis Fbcrhardt
lhc south eight tSl feet Of a tract OF
and owned by said Louis Eherhardt
his life time. east Of South Second
trcct. In the city OF Albuquerque a
more particular description b. as fol.
lows to.wit Bounded on the south
by lands Of Jose and Bartolo Trulillo
Iu the east by Second street on the
west 10y - and on tho north by
ands owned by Louis Eberhurdt in
his lifetime also another piece Of
land described as follows. tu.Wlt
Commencing al the southwest corner
Of the q w. Lewis Addition No. 3 10
thc city ~ Albuquerque. running
thence north along tho east side uf
Third street siNtyfye feet. thence
east In line parallel with the south
line Of the said e. W. Lewis Addition
No. one hundred feet, thence south
in line parallel with said Third
street 10 the south boundary line OF
said G. W Lewis Addi.on No 3.
thence west along the said south
boundary line OF said G. W Lewis Ad.
ditun No. 3 one hundred feet to the
point anl place uf beginning
GEORGE EBERHARDT.
Administrator.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

FELIPE Martinez who was charged
with uulawfully cutting timber from
the military reservation az Fort Bay
ard. entered a plea of guilty befOfe
tho U9itod states district court al
Las Cruces .ast week anu was SEN
fenced 20 a term ~ ten days Ia the
county lall 10 pay a hne 0f go ana
costs of prosecution His hondfmea
ala not produce the gentleman very
promptly and very nearly forfeited
$500 each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
IN ANnREAs pIsTRICT.

w j. Cooper. from Ash Canyon, In
the San Andrcas, where he has been
working for W $ Baker tho past df
teen months ON the George G. and the
Lucky Andy copper claims. reports
that he has driven a cross-cut tunnel
llS feet ON the George G. and cut out a
6foOt vein of copper which assays
from II 20 20 per cent copper and
0bout two ounces In silver. On the
Lucky Andy which Is iow.gradc
proposition. he has driven tunnel
260 feet continuously on the vein
which averages from 20 per cent
copper. There are more than 900
tons of this grade Of ore on the dump
Within the last week the ore body has
begun To improve In value, and some
tests just made show ounces In sll.
yer and 20 per cent copper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

In the King mine az Bland n rich
streak was opened by George Ostrnn.
der. which contains some exceedingly
good values. The streak iB more than
a foot across. aud as the work pro.
gr"sses II Increased In width. On the
south extension OF tho King is the
Charlotte claim. which is owned by
Mr. Oatranlcr. The main lead on this
claim was encountered last week AZ
ter a. extended and mtirlng cam.
pgign of prospecting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

4 small amount of oil has been aow
Ing near Gallup for twenty years Sc
far nine companies have been organ
ICED To locate and develop Most of
them have money 90 work with
Thousands Of acres have been located
and machinery TO bore wells Is on
the way Several experts from Cali
fornia and Pennsylvania pronounc,
the prospect good. New men are TAX
ing hold every day. large amount
of money will be spent az Gallup this
snmmnT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

Gable and Mrs. F =, Crichton. The
new board organized by clocting Mai
" J. Palcn president. and Hon u. NJ
Read secretary for the ensuing two
years. The other members present
were Major Fred Fuller and =. q. Cart.
wright The rules and regulations of
the school adopted by the old board
were rcadopted. Lars NJ Larson. su.
perintcndont Of the school not being
ready TO mako detailed report of the
years work, the board adjourned. no
other business being on hand Much
credit belongs to Hon. n. VI Read. the
secretary Of the old and Of the new
board. for hts efforts 60 place the
school ON u good footing He succeed.
ed IN securing moro pupils for the
school than " hau ever had before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
MARIANA OIL COMPANY.
Meet and Purchase OIL Boring Ma
chInery and Mean Buslneas.

Last night Gus. Mulholland. the IA
nous we'll bOrcr OF Gallup, came In
from the west. and met az the Hotel
Highland the directors of the Mari
ano on company, who are In the city
attending 90 certain important bust,
ness He made a proposition to the
directors 90 sell them his well boring
OUTFIT which was promptly accepted
and telegram was az once sent 60
President W n Wolf. at Gallup. tu
secure the outfit and start 60 work Dor
ing wells on the Mariana on com.
panys lands as soon as possible This
company has some uf the finest oil
producing lands Ia that vicinity. and
there 30 no doubt that they will strike
a biz and constant flow uf the iluid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

The undersigned assignee OF r. r.
HClweg q Co. hereby gives notice that
he will attend M tho oiilcc of % A.
Marion Ia the Whiting block. Ia the
city ~ Albuquerque. county of Bernu.
lillo and territory Of New Mexico. on
Monday. the 18Th day uf May. 1901
Tuesday, the lith day of May. 1901
and Wednesday. the 18th day at MAY.
1901 Tor the purpose OF adjusting aud
allowing demands against the estate
of the assignors. Il. r. HolWeg a Co
WALLACE HESSELDEN.
Assignee
Dated at Albuquerque this April Gth,
1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
SOLO HlaHwAYmeN,
Made a Haul Of $500 In Cash, and
Then Assaulted Their Victim.

NNtN FeaahfN'N NNNh NlNhlOis
Deputy sheriff Joseph Ovorhuls re-.
coiycd a telegram from Bland last
night stating that two masked men
waylaid Frank Kleinor, and after
hrutaly beating their victim robbed
him of $500 which he was taking 20
Nlhomarlo Mr. kleinor rs mem.
hor Of the nrm of Reed a Kleiner.
who conduct a saloon m Alhemarle,
and was near the cabin on the Little
Mollie mine on his return from Bland
when the men stepped out from be.
hind the brush on the roadside and
demanded hands up kloinor AID not
comply with their request, but de.
Tended himself and his money as long
as possible. and when the robbers had
secured the money they quietly dc.
parted Tor unknown parts. Soon az.
ter the hold.up Klolner gave the alarm
and party ~ officers started over the
mountains IN search Of the dospera.
does
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

a ma,uns of tao board of trustees
of tho deaf au.i JHu,u asylum was held
nt m, urlr. 60 o." "r,I "tglE Hon. a..
NJ RDn1 u Santa l The uld board
wound up us nl.Iu ss end passed res.
uutiou nf thrr auI {. probation ~
the two rvtUur tu toes. Mrs T. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
UP TO The JURY
Al the Testimony in the Densmore
Murder Case Submitted.

~ fNc Ic1tImonY m INC DcnBm0re
Murder Case Submitted.
This afternoon the arguments in the
Donsmorc murder trial were com.
pl,tod and the court read the instruc.
lions 90 the jury. after which they rc.
tired 10 their room 10 decide on a
verdict
The trial Of Baca. who stands ac.
ausod Of being the principal In this
case, has been postponed and will not
uo heard until the next term 81 court
which c0nyones the first Monday of
next September
The lahors OF the petit jury were
brought to a close to-day and the
members ot that body were dis
charged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
OFFICIAL NOTES,

Deaf and Dumb Asylum Trustees
Bond Filed and Accepted,
Agnpito Spuu ot Galistoo, has re-
Cclyod check f0r S2iO from Wash
iugion iu payment - am indian dep
relation claim.
COMMlsSlONEf OF DEEDS
Governor Ot.r1 appointed j. q. rkc
llondry uf London Englaul. commits
siuucr uf deeds fur S,w Mexico iu
Great Britain and Ireland,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
MINING INTEREST.
ModoC Group SOId--St at Bland
--LucerO Copper Mines,
SAN ANDRtAS DISTRICT.
MODoc nROup snLn.

u is stated on good authority at Las
Cruces that the ModoC mine and olcy
en- other adjoining claims at Fierro
Grant county. have been sold by the
owners, Johnson. HraRraW A Potter
TO G. +. Grayson. Of Silver city. and
George Kingdom. OF Ficrro. for the
sum Of $500 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

Federal Supreme Court Throws out
Old Chaves Suit.
The supreme court has sustained
the New Mexico supreme court deci.
sion In the case ~ Brown. Mankanarea
a Co. appellanta W. Francisco Cha.
YES. second. appellee. involving pay.
mont of judgment obtained In 1855 ia
bernallllO county n NJ against ap-
pelleo for Stii0 damages aud costs
The Now Mexico court ruling was
that Judgment was abated by age and
failure of appellant tn Issue execution
upon H. Delegate Rodey represented
the appellee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

NJ W Browne. of Las Vegas. filed
his bond ns secretary and treasurer
uf the board ut regents uf the Now
Mexico normal university at East Las
Nvsaa The bond is for $50 900. and is
signed by Hon. = a Manzauaros aha
Hon. y. S Duncan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
NEW MENIc0 NuAND nosrER

| NEW MisNl'p W Nitll lAD1 EN.
Hon Miguel A. Otcro, Santa Fc.
governor aud Commandor.lnchief
Brlgadior General W ~ White.
man Santa Fr adiutant general.
quartormahtrr general, commissary
general inspector general. chief of
ordnance and chiCf uf stan.
Culuuoi u r. TwItchpll Las Vegas.
| Judge advocate general
Colonel " n. Upton, surgeon gen.
oral
Colonel u. Goodwin Austen Las We.
pas. HiddcCamp
Colonel = 4 Hurley. Las Vegas, aid.
dccnmp
Col Harry Whigham, Ration, aid.de
camp
Colonel Z W Dobson Albuquerque.
ail .d, camp.
Colonel Nouoo.la lao Jaramillo, El M.
Co. uil-dr camp.
COLONEL A 5. Grics Alamogordo.
aid dee camp
Colonel J " Wilson, Roswell 81.
IporlutHnl,1t N,w MrNicu military In.
stiuto. aiddccamp
FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT.
headquarters Albuquerque Colonel
John Borradailo. commanding, Albu.
quDfquc
Lieutenant Colonel u e, Rankin.
l.as Vegas
Major Eugepe Van Patton, Third
battalion Las Cruces.
Ma or. John a. poarcc Albuquerque
Chaplain, Fred J. Bennett Albu.
QuriQIo.
Adlutant E. l.. N ilor, Albuquer
que.
Quartormastcr Captain Frank H..
strong. Albuquerque.
liutallion adjutant, Firt battalion.
First Lieutenant u. vs. Kelley Las
Vegas.
Assistant Surg ou. u NJ. smith Las
Vegas
Chaplain. George srlbv. Las Vegas.
batHlliuu adWtaut Tblrl battalion.
fimt Lieutenant John Francis Find.
I boy. las Cwe.s
tatailluu quBTtcrma.tat Third bu.
talllpn First Lieutenant William Aa.
Curutr Tao Cruces
Assistant surgeon Captain John Ne
Cunu"ll las Crlcst
Chaplain. Pedro Las.a'rn. Las Cru.
ces
Company a. las Cruces n NJ
/ Captain oscar lOhmau FirGt Lieu.
tenant W. Chctham strobe. SECOND
/ Lieutenant. " 4 Iar.nF
Company n MtalHa pafk n M
captain Allen q Tyson. First Lieu.
tenant Louis Goodman, second Lieu.
tenant fTanciar0 Rivera
Company e Alamo rur1o n ~ --
captain. } q Manning irtt Lieuton.
ant Ryan. Second Lieutenant. A
A smith
Company F Santa Fc Captain
John Shoemaker. First Lieutenant
Jamos 49, Read. Second Lieutenant
Juan u. sandoyai.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-02-28
Sun Gazer. Set Out.

Nav YoRK, Feb. aS.--A party Of
scientists from the Massachusetts Insti-
tute Of Technology sailed today from
this port on the Wena to observe the total
solar eclipse on May n, 1901, near Pad
ang. visible only in the Indian ocean.
The party. under charge Of Professor Al
fred F. Burton, viii include Harrison W.
Smith. Of the department Of physics, W
i photographer; George +. Hosmer and
Gerald H. Matthes, interpreter. AT
tsenora they will take the Dutch Line
steamer Koningen Regentes. sailina di-
rect to PadAng, carrying party se~t By
the Netherlands government. The ex-I
penses Of the expedition are borne partly,
by subscriptions Of friends of the insti-
tnte. but are paid chiefly from the In
come Of fund given BY the late Mn.
Edward Austin.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-02-28
Tortured by 4 Mob.

NEW YORK, Feb. aS.- An excited
mob in Mattewan. N. j.. last night hang
ed chas. Herbert, . resident Of that place.
In an effort TO make him confess that he
bad started fire which destroyed the
business portion Of the town on january
~. Herbert protested his innocence.
He was strung up second time. and
when lowered again asserted that he waa
not guilty. This time the torture ceased
and the man was taken to jail.
Last night : dwelling occupied BY Her
bert's mother. caught ERE and after the
flames were extinguisbed il vas discover.
Cd that the stairway in the house had
been soaked with kerosene. Suspiciou
pointed TO Herbert and his arrest and
torture followed.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-02-28
CRIMINAL BUSINESS TO DATE
Principal Work in the District Court Is on the
Criminal Calendar - Williams and Rubens
Acquitted-Phinney Information Defective.

Acqutted-Phinney Information Defective.
The principal work in the district
court this week has been the trial of
cases from the criminal calendar. The
case of the state VS.. Amos Williams and
Stephen Ruben was put on trial Monday
The defendants were charged with rob-
berry, having. it was alleged, held up one
l.. d. Gibson and relieved him of SO
cents, pocket knife and two bottles of
vaseline. The defendants were two Nez
Perce Indians and. the jury found them
not guilty as charged in the information.
The case against Lee Phinney failed,
owing to fatal conflict between testi-
mony and the allegations of the informa-
tion. Phinney was charged with steal
ing horses from the Indians, branded on
the left shoulder but the testimony of
the Indian owner was that the horses
were branded on the left hip. This fatal
conflict led to dismissal of the defend.
ant. On motion of the prosecuting at
torney Judge Steele instructed the jury
to bring verdict Of not guilty.
Yesterday the jury was selected for the
trial of the Brockway case Brockway is
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon, and the trial is now in progress
at the court house.
A divorce was granted the plaintiff in
the of Julia Klagge VS.. William Klagge
and the custody of their one child given
to the mother. The parties were mar.
ried in Minnesota five years ago and the
husband -oon after deserted his family
and has since neglected to support them.
The cases of M. F.. Hallett VS.. F. F.
Gwinn and of Sarah c. Thompson VS..
T. G. Moxley have been dismissed on
motion of the plaintiffs. In each case
suit was for money due.
Cash Hardware Store VS.. Sam B.
Sweeney. Demurrer overruled and de-
fendant given 80 days to file an answer.
James w. Stoneburner vs.. Abbie E.
Stoneourner. The court allows the de-
fendant alimony in the sum of 500, to be
paid by March S, 1901, $50 to pay attor.
neys' fees and $40 for costs.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-02-28
They Paid the Penalty.

PEKIN, Feb. 26.-Two Of the chief Of.
tenders, whose lives were demanded by
the powers, said the penalty today. Chin
Chiu, former grand secretary, and Cheng
Flu, son Of the notorious Hsu Tung. were
publicly beheaded today. The street In
which the execution took place was
guarded BY French, German and Ameri-
can troops. The officials were taken to
the ground in carts guarded by COM
pany Of japanese infantry. Chin Chiu
met his fate in digni6ed manner, walk
ing from the cart calmly and fearlessly.
Cheng Flu was stupefied by opium.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-02-28
The Reiffs off for England.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7S.-Lester Reiff and
his brother Johnny sailed for Eng and
today. Announcement Of the engage
ment Of Lester and Fannie Rowell,
daughter Of DR.. H E. Rcwell, the west.
ern turfman, has been made. The mar
riage will take place next fall after Reiff
returns from England. In an interview
previous to his departure, Lester Reiff
said: my first engagement will be at
Lincoln early in March. shall ride for
Croker. suppose Croker will have 6sst
call on Johnny, but Lord Beresford has
second cali, aud If Wishard has nothing
in the Derby. Johnny will probably ride
one Of Lord Beresford's horses"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-02-28
PROTEST FROM POTLATCH.

In Arms Against County Division-Mass Meet.
inss to Be Held all Over That Section Satur.
day night.
The Potlatch section of the country is
greatly stirred up over the news from
Boise that the amended county bill had
been favorably reported and that the Pot.
latch prairie was included in the BILL
Nine tenths of the people of that section
are opposed to the measure and their sig
natures are already attached to protest
which has already been forwarded to
Boise. But this action has created real
alarm and there has been inaugurated
movement to sweep the whole country
into mass meetings and send the protest
to the legislature.
Auditor Stookey has been in communi-
cation with several prominent citizens Of
the Potlatch over the telephone and
learned from Fred Choate that mass
meetings are to be held Saturday night at
rekean, Cavendish and Southwick. Tie
people are alarmed and will draft resolu-
tons of protest to be forwarded to Boise.
They claim il the bill passes as drawn
that the Potlatch country will be ruined.
Their property would be called upon to
bear the burden of taxes for the new
county, as they would have practically
all the decided land there would be in
the new county. They claim that they
have now, for several years, been heavily
taxed to support the schools and build
the roads of the reservation country,
and now, just free from that excessive
burden, If they are to be thrown into
new county. its support will practically
ruin them. The whole Of the Potlatch is
against the proposed bill and the citizens
Claim that residents of few tie camps
are the only signers for the county d.
vision matters.
Since the county division matter at
Boise has taken the turn it has as amend
ed to take in the Potlatch, Mr., Cwinn,
deputy assessor, has gone through the
books to ascertain how much valuation
was cut of by the proposed division.
The bill as amended now takes in fonr
townships In the Potlatch and q section
Of the reservation. The four townships
are 81 and 3S in range I, east, and the
same townships in range west. The
property valuation Ia these townships
under the assessment Of last year is tIo8.-
3I7, an equal section Of the reservation
also segregated from this county had
only an assessed valuation Of $3,658, be-
ing assessed on the improvements only.
All. or nearly all the land in the Potlatch
is decided land and assessable at its full
value and on it would fall the burdens
OF supporting the new county. II
would have to Be taxed heavily 70 sup
port large section where only the i'm.
provements are assessable.