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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

ting the men on the train. When the
cars had pulled out a short distance
one of tho men shot at Wood. but
missed his mark Wood returned tho
IRE, the bullet wounding the tramp IN
the arm
As a section Of No 90 freight train
went ON Go the east switch Ut Gina
| siding Just over the Ration hlil n brnk
On journal caused the deralimcnt of
cight cars. The cars we're heavily
laden and both they and their frelgh.
were 30 badly demolished that tn
wreck was not worth picking up. Four
cars we're loaded with barley. one with
Oh. two with ore end ono with house.
hold goods Dan McCarty. section
foreman nt Hillside. got both legs
broken and was used up generally
The rapid Increase Of the Santa Fe'
Pacific coast and export business has
necessitatCd considerable enlarge.
mont OF the terminal facilities at San
Francisco Plans are on foot Tor a
new ferry slip for freight on China
basin. a great deal of reclamation
work ia 60 bo ~pn1 In China Iasln. n
part Of which Involves the building of
seawall containing upwards Of 500
600 cubic yards Of masonry. New
track VIII be- constructed south from
China basin to Eighth avenue FOR tho
Htockyatdb service aud large additions
made 10 the freight sheds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
SAN mARclAL ITEMS.
Another Runaway-The Campbell
Bros.' Circus elephant.

Another Runaway-The Campbell
bros' Circus Elephant.
Special Correspondence.
San Mnrcinl, N ~. Aug. tf.-snm
vivian of ROHcdalc is here 90 spend A
fow DAYS with friends.
Charles Miles narr and Dave f.ouog
ranChmcn, were IN town Tuesday and
Wedncaday.
s. O. Hanna a Co. had another run.
away this morning Tho toam was
hitchcd to the Rusednlo stage. loaded
and ready tO start Harry Stoou. tho
driver. had just ieft % got the mail.
leaving the team ln VIII HanBa'B
hands, While Mf. Hanna was Fcttlnr
some things the horses became fright
cnod 90 tho circus parade passing and
started to run They turned Hanna
corner and went down in front OF Nra
VI HoCkctt's and came 90 "A standatiU
by running into 4 tree. ono horse
went ON one sldo aud ono on the
other sido and broke loose. They
were caught and brought back aul
hitchcd up 60 another wagon and
started ON their Journey. The wagon
was badly damaged
Patsy Vaughn tanchmnn. came lu
town this morning 90 tako in the show
and other business.
NJ. 3tory Of tho Helm a Story
saloon ie here ON business
Campbell Bros shows arrived hcr.|
early this morning aud paradrd ht
1880 a. M. AZ I O'clock tho doors
wore opened and az q o'clock tho ctr.
Gus commenced after which tontsI
were taken Jowr nnd lunied for Sf
vcr CITY Barney the baby elephant
ran away from HIS Keeper 90 tho river
After he arrived there be- wade
around a little. was caught anI
hrou-ht back ana whipped fnr bal
trick which frlghtoucd all the rest OF
tho animals. who commenced t1 run
but were soon stopped One ~ the |
saddle horses was killed in the car
by lying down and getting walked ON
The japanese got into FUSS with "a |
fireman In The afternoon. but mo- dam |
age was done
George CLIFFORD. who has been DO |
lng some window painting here. len
Tor Dcming where he will 20 60 work. |
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
"FLVsRs"
Or Morrison Lectures to a Large Az.
dience In Ration.

A. =. MORRISON ID. d.. lecturod at
the Methodist Episcopal church Tues
lay night 10 a large audience. the
title OF his subject being "Flyers
says the Ration Range.
He spoke OF the present time as be
ing an age OF steam, of harnossed elec
tricity, OF wireless telography, OF the
phonOEraph. liquid air and, finally, OF
flyers, and In q happy vein he went
on 20 tell OF that product OF the goth
century the American varlcty-that
Is bringing about a roadjustmont oi
matters and things at home and
abroad with a rapidlty never before
recorded In history.
The speaker lauded with earnest
oloquencc the dyer" He advised
young men TO resolve at the outstart
Of their careers TO become "nyers.
As "A rule he said, the young men OF
today are ayers. though. he re-.
marked, VERY often II they would
pluck few feathers from the wings
of their imagination and stick them
la the tail OF their judgment thoy
would 'ny' more evenly"
The lecture abOundod In such gems
II truths as Crowns are for conquer.
Ors" ~ Is the true life that tells.
&C., and there WIS n plentiful inter.
larding OF humorous stories that
tickled the audience immensely.
Dr. Morrison is magnetic and gen.
uiue. and good nature Tadiates from
his personality with such genial
warmth that IL Is infectious. He Is
assured "A large and appreciativo au.
lienCc whenever hc may again favor
Ration with a lecture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Gallup, St. Johns, Williams, Flag.
staff and kngman.
BATCH or INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
GALLUP.
From the Republican.

From the Republican.
ON Monday last the Bprnalllll
OIL company had reached depth of
100 feet with their fret we'll Nv
building a reservoir they succeeded la
getting an abundance OF water 10
work with. The well is fourteen Inches
IN diameter.
Willy NJ. Weaver, general superln.
tendcnt of the G. y. a. I. Co.'S inter.
csts In Gallup aud vicinity. left for a
short visit with his family. who have
been Ia southern California for some
time past
Last Sunday Eve teams Of mules
aud horses we're stolen from Nexicaut
living In the west end of town. Tho
stock was probably ruu on south hv
two Americans aud Mexican. VIII,
were canped west of the town No
report was made of the loss Of the
animals until Friday
Tho dance given NJ the Odd Fol
lows hall for the benefit Of Mrs. Nrc.
doos proved 10 De- % very successful
one IN oycry respect. About forty
couples Of young people Worc present
and enjoyed themselves for several
hours tripping the light fantastic col
excellent music furnished hy tho Mos
lean orchestra.
ON Friday Marshal Windcrs ar
rested Auticio Hcrmpniz. "A Mexican
who had escaped from FlagstaG about
four days ago. The prisoner A.
charged With an assault with knife
ON a woueu at Williams about three
months ago. Ho got sick and was
sent TO the hospital from where hc
made hiH escape Deputy sheriff
walker took him 10 Flagsian.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
w. c. T. v. COLUMN.

To our city. the educational center
~ the southwest. will soon bo throng
INK ambitious students eager To drlng
frum our wellspringa ~ knowledge
with PRIDE and cordial hospltaiity
Albuquerque welcomes these guests Al
her INSTITUTIONS OF learning. where The
discovery and development of latent
ability ls assured.
Living la climate where ever,
breath % an ciixir 10 the physical llfe
where Superior schools aud free II.
hrariea stimulate the intellect. whor
me cpnaoience iH enllyened by relig.
innH instruction Of the churches. ia ID
strange ihai Albuquerque ia famed To-
the aupcflatiye virtues " lts peOpieg
ltl the saloons are disease In the
GUYS uthls that will oat out all ia
health The efforts of the churches
are eontesacted by this eyil influence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
ApvreTlslNo AccolJNr

Too much mouC' o. charged up to
pdyoftlslnF expense that should go "a
some nthrr account The ADVERTISING
account iu good many firms ia
simply Il receptacle into which goes
expenditures that ore questionable Boz
their advantage. or really have mo-
cause at hli fur existence NJ tho
Ladies' Pink Tea society publishes "a
program with 200 circulation ani
some pretty member gets a merchant d
ohr 20 induces him to take a small
pace for a. or tl0 tho expenditure
H apt o. 30 into tho Advertising nr-
count These and similar charges
swell the aggregate az tho end M The
year to a figure that gives the mor.
chant chill every timo ho looks AZ
it Likely not more than ono half ar
tWo thirds of the amount is Justly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
ALMA posroFflcr RoBseo.
a Letter Containing a Hundred Col
iar Oil Abatracted.

IaI bNl NnAWacttus
The United states postonlco M Al
ma. seventy 1--we miles northwest ~
Silver city was mystorlously robbed
" 800 recently. says the silver city
ludDpondcn,
Tho office m located In "a portion of
th" building occupied hy Coats 4
towc nH a general merchandise store
aud OcOfr Rowe n tho same firm. BE-
luclo SANS representative. One
evening last week that nrm made "a
remittance of 500 90 local business
house End enclosed "a BIN ~ that dC-
nomination in an envelope with lct.
tor This WAS deposited among other
mail to leave tho next morning. but
WHOM it came time to make up for tho
stage it was discovered that the lcs
ter and iiH contents had been nb.
Hifactcd a further Investigation ais.
a. SEED tho fact that the burglar has
rainrd on entrance through a side
door and from all tho circumstance
The burglary must have bocn commit
ird afinr tho pustnfcr and store h1f
been closed Tor The night and whlia
MeHars Coats aud Rowe were la an.
other portion uf tha building. used fnF
saloon purposes.
Tho United states authorities wers
notified AMI the United States marshal
went out 90 Alma laat week 10 look
into tho mattor A man tried to have
q 500 banknotr exchanged in Dom.
inE and waa held on suspicion for q
couple Of days hy sheriff Raca OF
Luna county. bat was released
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
NATIONAL BANKS.

Comptroller Dawes mas pat out rC.
port upon Che operation uf tho amend.
ga national hanklng law Of Marcn.
1900, which shows results luatifyiug
tho enlargement OF privileges aud
proving what was stated a. tho nee q
Of tho change. che demand f0r banks
OF re- Tess capital than tho minimum ~
tho old law Six hundred and sixty
hto new banks were organized under
tho law and. after doduCtiug banks
that have retired. thero iB not gain
of 600. with circulation OF slOi,75l-
lti. on the Goo new banks Wcro or.
gauiZDl with "a capital Jess than $50.
600 Tho middle states have the lark.
ost number. 2lt but tho south. where
tho demand was strongest has utilized
the opportunity for easier bank or,
gan!Satlon by cst1hlIHhing lli 0f tho
entire number and i5f OF these were
Uf less than 100000 capital The g.
tal number Of banks doing business
uudcr the national law on July 3t vas
l2lI with "a circulation Of s356.t5..
gu8
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

that scars the conscience and numbs
the intellect.
How many young men on their way
20 sabbath worship "drop In for a CO.
cial glas1,' thereby stcoling their
hearts against the darts Of the ser.
mon7
How many who have accepted lntox
icating 'uoats' have failed IN auhse.
qucnt cfaminationa7 Did thcy not
know that yielding to such pofsna.
siuns. even Tor the sake of good fellow
ship. meant death to their ambitions p
Ambition should be- made ~ stern.
or stun The assertion is often mado
that bon' a. a cooling beverage iu
summer time and whisky heating ln
winter hut Psychologists deny a.
"Ononiimos tO win uH 10 our harm.
Tho Instruments OF darkness tell us
truths, win ua with honest trlnoa To-
betray q in docyoHt consequence"
Let those who would materinliEo
their Ideals and attain tO the holFhta
of their ambition keep their minds ana
hearts FREQ from the ruinous effects
of intoXicants.
Success and intCmpernnco are irro.
voncilablc enemies.
MRS RALPH hill.
Assistant Press Reporter W. G.. e. O..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
coal MINE ACCIDENTS.

Statistics regarding the number Of
accidents in coal mines during the
Iagt decade show that tho per cent
~ accidents go tI. number employed
has thus Ear been greater Boa New Mes
co than in most 0i the other cen,
munwcalths, SAYS the New Mexican.
From 1896 90 1900 The number of PEI
sons killed in New Mexico coal minus
was 20. Ur 7,7i per .0up men employed
per year, exceeded only by Utah ami
Washington, In 1900 there were killed
by accidents IN New MEXICO Coll
mines hftecn persons or am average
or Iii per ! 900 men employed. "A psr
centago Which tho Engineering AMI
Mining journal calls inOrdinAtely
high. although Il o. exceeded by the
tato Of Utah on account of tho ter
rihle schoaeid minf dlsaHter last year.
at which 200 miners were killed aud
by Washington. while Indian territory
and Colorado. with rate of BlOZ
deaths. aud 400 deaths per 1000 em.
pluyod during the past ngo years.
stand next 90 Now Mexico IN tho par
cent of coal minors killed b. acct
dents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
List Of Quit Claim and Warrant
Deeds Recorded

Deeds Recorded.
W. u. Kemp 10 Joe Mole. et al. hal
interest ~ the northwest quarter o
"a. township a. north Of range q E
Juan Auto Rodartr and wife 10 potei
lonfgndo. a piece 81 land In Ia la
dora del Carmen precinct 4. rs vara.
and bx2Ol varas. 81.
Tomas Garcia and wife 10 Pete,
Bourgade, n piece Of land IN la tadera
del Carmen. precinct Z, 80 yaras AM
22x2O0 vatas; 81.
Jesus Ma Aidcrcto and wife 10 Ella
Aldercte, @ piece nf land In Ranchos
de Atriscc and within the Atrlscc
grant. go.
Juan Garcia y Garcia and wife to
Held Bruf., two pieces OF land Va
Candolarias, precinct No. 8. t20e0.
W. ". EaricksOn 20 Charles o.
Waugh, lots II and ~ In block 3. IN
Franco Armlio y Otero addition; 81.
john q. Lawlor and wife 20 Mrs.
Lulu Hopping lot g. In block Q. In
Lewis &Simonds' addition, 1895
BESSIE jana. widow. to Hugh T.
TrOttor lot " In block In Franco
Armii0 y otoro addition; 500
Caroline y. Holt 10 Creighton NJ.
Foraker. being the eastcrly portion of
the land shown on plat ~ land ~
james X nayae. $4,000
Sua4n q, StOycr and husband to
Placldp Sanchez. "a lot aud house east
of Nam ei.oct. Old Albuquerque. s2tb.
Jose MuntOya % AL To Emlterio
Montoya. q piece Of land within the
limits of the San Diego grant. $50.
Jacoho Pcrca to Bank OF Commerce.
lots n, ~ and 10 in block n. ln
Springer addition: g.
w. G. Leonard and wife 10 Margaret
a. Blgelow. part Of lots T. s aud .
In block 90 IN ilunlng'a Highland nd.
diiion. 81,
Bornhardt Bottle and wife 10 NJ. W.
Flournoy. trustee. lots I. 2.3.4. 3 and
5 In block Q IN Perea addition: also lota
i3 10 30 In block IN Romero addi.
iion; ti
George Reed. jr, 20 Frank Reed
the Marsh mining claim, situated IN
Piho canycn; $500.
Clarisa A. Marsh to Ccnre. Reed.
Ir., tho Mprsh mining claim: 81.
Jesus NJ. GallegOs and wife To poi.
Milo Sabefia and wife a piece OF land
IN Ranches de Atrisco: $40
Ambrosic Plngrns 10 Edward
Chavez. Cne-half interest In lot In
block lL Baca addition: 81.
Jesuiia Jinso y Santillanes 10 Ed
ward II Becker. a piece Of land sli.
lated In precinct &c. Los Duranes
800,
Andrew w Clelland. ir. To Cornello
NJ. Sandoval, fraction uf lots 2i. 22
W and y In block 2 In =. Armijo 3
)toro addition: 81 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
KINoMAN
From the Miner

From the Miner
Charles " sherman who rocentlv
sold hie tuuuoiec mines at Mineral
Park Tor $1,000 was In Kingmnn the
other day ON business
Mrs. j =. Watkins aud Miss Flor.
cnCe Hyde have gone To- Flagstan.
whore they will enjoy the cooling
mountain hrcozys Tor a few weeks
a daily mail is now being run 10
Campbell and Mineral Park by the W
li TaRgart Mercantile company This
is quite a relief tn the people. who
have heretofore had 10 depend on a
thricc-a. week ldail
The campers ip the Wallapai noun.
tains are getting al the rain the
heart could desire these days. Among
the pines is all right. but tho soaking
one gets while getting n breath Of
the piney breczoB is not quite 90 the
liking of the ordinary being
kingman is tu have three now sa
looms, two ON Front street and one
In the building formerly occupied as
a drugstore by !. r. pendegast King
man has long needed moro resorts of
this kind aud the sooner thoy appear
ON the scene Of action the better IL
viii be- fur the weary ana thirsty pub
lie
on August i5 the people OF tho
llig Sandy are 10 have a holiday. when
all will turn out 10 witness the race
between Mrs. Ships Ray Chief and
Carrow's Buckskin Kate The race
viii be one Of the most exciting ever
run on tho Sunday aud Il h said con
siderable money will change hands
= = Wtthers came In from Quar-
tctt' to see his family lie reports
IN everything - the mines and mills
az the big Nevada camp "a going
ahead uiColy and that steel laying Will
soon be- ~ progress on the now road.
Thor" ara three carloads OF steel at
Needles awaiting transportation up
the river and as roon as this ~ ro.
ceiycd work on the road will be-
rushed ~ completion
Tho oirht MoNlcans who were ar.
rested and brought To- kingman last
week FROM the iilg Sandy on charges
OF violation Of the Edmunds act. were
released from custody by Commits.
sioner liukely and all Immediately
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
WILLIAMS.
Frnm tho Nnwa.

From the News.
Mrs, pyle wife OF Major Pyle. has
been quit' 40 Tor the past fow DAYS.
Mrs. l.. H nawloy. wife of T.. H.
nawley % the News. arrived from
Tucson ana will make Williams her
home
Contractor NJ T. Kennedy of FLAG.
stan IS lu the CITY looking after his
contract tor the erection Of tho now
Arizona Central bank building
John Morgan. while riding about
eighteen miles from town. came across
slightly wounded fawn about two
months old. John put the animal
across his saddle and had one Of the
most exciting times of his lifc brine.
ing the little follow into town. tie is
going 90 make pct of u II the fawn
don't object
The Williams Water Works com
pany has found ID necessary tu widen
the ditch which drains the country
southeast of town. Tho recent rains
oYcrilowci the ditch to such an cX.
tent that many millions of gallons that
otherwise might have been stored Ia
the rcscrtor werc lost Engineer ca.
rand is making estimates preparatory
tO beginning work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
SIS. rANsILL,s ExpgRlEncr.
a Carlsbad, N. NJ, Lady lost Ola
monds In Chicago.


nonds In Chicago.
While Mrs. u. W. TanslH. Of Carls
bad, was la Chicago last week. sho
had rather a norvCtrying experience
According 90 Chicago papors. last Fri
day morning Mrs Tansill ieft the Aud
itorium Annex to keep an early bust.
ness appointment down town She
had worn her magnificent diamonds
tho night before aud for snfe Keeping.
slept wi D them under her pillow. IN
a chamois leather bag. In her hurry
to keep her engagement. she forgot
TO place the jewels ~ usual. in the
hotel safe and left thom under tho
pillow. A chamhermaid carelossIy
bundled the bed linen of TO tho laun.
dry without discovering tho Si0O
sack. An humble CLOTHES sorter" Ip
the laundry found the precious stones
and, fortunately. was honest enough tu
take them to the hotel houaekooper.
Mrs. Tansill did not think Of the gems
until her return to the hotel several
hours later but she thought "mU
a-ploniy." then. and was rausacking
her room when the housekocper on
tered with the missing diamonds. Il
Is needless 10 remark that Mrs. Tan
Sill was thankful aud happy woman
and that she rewarded the said hum.
blO sOrtor"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
sroP.oveRs IN EL pAso.
". Q. Ferguson Interviewed While
Ne Was AZ the Pass CITY.

u. Q. Ferguson interviewed While
Ne Was az the Pass City.
n n. Ferguson. oxdeioFato 20 con
gross from New Mexico and prom.
.ncnt attorney of Albuquerque. came
down from tho city yesterday mora.
ing and iOu this morning FOR Wtus
oaks 90 look after dla mining intn..
Dsis there. says tba IN paao Herald.
III looks to me- like tho raiironGA
running into El pnso we're constructei
ana the timetables arranged with the
good of ~ paFu la Wow" said Mr.
fcrgusgOn at the El paso a North.
eastern depot this morning. "rhe pee.
ple ~ northern Now Mexico are oh.
ligod to come through El PaHO WHOM.
ever they want To- go Go almost any
other part Uf the territory or 10 Tex
ns or Mexico aud the chances are thoy
have tu lay over here several hours.
Understand ! am not complaining. for
q Paso iH noi a bad place in which %
spend sovorai hours but just simply
notice that such iB tho case
Last might ! m "a friend Of mine
who had rumn in from the east 10 gp
a. Mexico. lIo, too. had TO pass
through w laen and had 10 lay over
here. These are uuW two samples Of
the many who have this to do and Il
is good FOR your city
~ we got one Of those lines pro
posed across the territory We viii not
have 10 como down your way every
time We want 90 go over on the east
side and the Rock Island connection
with tho White oaks road will do
away with much Of this going up and
coming back but that connection is
going to De- great thing for m Paso,
anyway
'El Paso is ruud town now and
predict that she iH going to bo a great
Blk city not many years hence"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
lost nor Mind.

Miss Mly Winnus. who was ib1
school teacher az Rcd River CITY. i'm
Taos county BIAS gone insane aud now
has n room at thn territorial asylum
az Las Vegas lt lH understood that
Miss Wiuans plt some money into
n mining company Bi EllgahothtnWn
and NOS realizing 0n her Investment aa
fast az M thought sheouFht. believing
that her money Nhs l0ft altogether. al
lowed the subject t0 prey on hrr
mind 90 such an extent shat her fa-
uiiieh became unbalanced and friends
thoonght lt best to have herconnued I'D.
the asylum where she could receive
treatment II ~ learned that Miss NJ
nina Nisltei Albuquerque several ycafs
ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
WHEN Was TUCSON SETTLED.
A Writer Upholds the Dates Presented
ey Bishop Salpolnte,

Editors Citizen. Regarding the
settlement Of Tucson. TO which edi
torial rCtoruCo was made IN a recent
issue of The Citizen there Is no great
diversity 90 opinion among mon
whose views are Of any consequence.
Charles r. Lummia. careful anl
wollinturined writer. fixes the date as
l776.
The late bishop Salpolnte, who q
few years since wrote a history 0f the
Roman Catholic diocese over which
he presided, who lived many years in
Tucson. and. VI am not mistaken. ga
santa fe also. and who prepared him
self for writing his book hy gathering
the mateI ial available ut home aud by
residence among the archives of yarl.
Gus cities ia Spain ana France snys
there were certainly nl whites living
In Tucson before 1860. nor In his
opinion. PRIOR to i7GS. Bishop Sal.
pOinte'B piows are accepted az conclu.
sive by Ai who knew him.
| have never found anybody yet
who had seen the alleged order Of
settlement" on which George J. Hll.
ginger bases hts claim that the place
was settled In 1855. aud In truth the
whole story about the ancient manu-
script % oi such a suspicious charaCtes
that one o. lead a. believe the dOcu.
mcnt WAS not found In the old mission
OF San Xavier, but in Mr. HilxingeYa
imagination, TUCSON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Died al Santa re.

The indian who died al 81 Vinccnts
hospital fCtt9rday was q Pueblo from
islota and was brought hero ngaina'
the protcs' ~ Superintendent G.. j.
Crnudall ~ the government Indian
school. who had directed that be- be
taken 10 Albuquerque The Indian
will Dee buried here lie died Of pnou.
monia and not of the epidemic prevail.
ing nt COchiti New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
ST. JOHNS.
From the Herald

From the Herald
People are husily engaged In got
ting up their second crop Of alfalfa
Mrs Priscilla Gibbons at snowHak
Is here visiting her hushand's folks
Last Saturday tJght the p,oplc of
50 Johns were aroused by an awfu
thunder storm and in connection with
the thunder jhoro was "a roaring noise
In the air that badly frightened a
number ot the residents. Il was un
doubtedly due to the great amount OF
rain that tell near here
Theodore Ncgil came 10 81 Johns
Tor medical treatment. He has lnrr,
cancer on his lower lip Dr. j. $. Wool
ford now has the patient in charr.
and viii perform an operation In a
few days nr. WoOlford saws that h
u does not cure him ho will require
no pay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

secured licenses and went back
home. whore they will have marriage
ceremonies solemnlzed. This h the
best way IN cases of this kind. whore
people are ignorant OF the usagoa OF
civilized communities and when they
become aware of wrOng-dolng are will
Ing 10 reform.