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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
wlNsLow NOTES.
interesting Railroad Paragraphs
Winslow Defeated Flagstaff.

W,nsiow Defeated Flagstaff
Special Correspondence.
WiusluW 4. T., luly 20 W q. kel
iy. one uf the popular engineers run.
ming out Of Wlnsicw, has laid On and
VIII start tomorrow for an extended
trip through Oklahoma and surround
inr country
Mrs. McGmty. wife OF Conductor Nc.
Gmty has rono tb California Tor a few
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Tho heaviest rains experienced Ia
this vicinity for years frll the latter
part of last week ana showers have
been frequent since.
o. o. reported here that l.. d. Par
SONS traiumastcr of the Santa Fc Pa
cinc at this point. rs Co resign soon
His successor has not aa yet been
made known. Winsluw people viii rc
rrot to lose Mr Parsons. as ho has a
large circle uf friends. both In railroad
circles ana otherwise.
&. FinlpW. formerly employed by the
railroad at this point, but now located
AT HOlbrunk was visiting friends M
the town over Sunday.
Mcssrs Jas. Irving. Gus Ritter and
G.. Dickersnn are new acquisitions tt
the round house force at this point
they having accepted positions viii
the railroad last week
ON the eth AN Indian lahoror by th'
name uf Pedro l.luriano was run dowI
hy thc work train at Sunset, and sus
talnod injuries from which he died
short time after tho accident
H. NJ Muchm1rc, foreman Of th'
round house al this point returned uI
Friday evening from two woeka su
/ louu lee California.
Jack Williams has been passing th'
/ cigars around very freely the last iev
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

days. a baby girl which arrived last
week has been the impetus tO this gen
erosliy
ON last SUNDAY Afternoon the win.
slow boys defeated the f1agstans In u
very closely contested game. the score
being Winslow ~ Flagstan o. Tho
Flagstan aggregation felt very conf
dent uf winning the game aa they had
administered very decisive defeat 90
the same team the Sunday previous.
W. q. Kelly was w the box FOR the lo.
calls and gave a very fine exhibition Of
pitching up until the hfth inning AZ
which point of the game the Flagstaff
boys began tu solve his curves and
came very near recovering the lead ~
eight runs which the Winsluw team
had mp to hat point in the game. Five
hundred people Witnessed the contest
and all pronounced 10 good game.
Tho lack of team work ON the part ~
WiusloW came very near causing some
serious accidents. In the third inning
Rhcuhon Herr the short stop. and
Dude Downs. the center fielder for the
locals had n head end collision while
running after high ny. Downs right
arm was fractured and the Rhoub was
laid out for several minutes. The
feature of the game was the base run
ming of Anderson. uf Flagstnn. aud
that Of liheuben Herr. uf the locals.
Buckley. for Winslow played n great
game ~ catch and Brown ON FIRST was
sure death. Ben. Downs led In batting
with three singles and home run.
The Wlnslow boys played as follows
Pitcher Kelly catcher Pete Buckley
arst base. a. Brown. second base. A.
Flickinger. short stop. H. H. Herr.
third base. Bon Downs: left field. John
Reed. Cnntcr field, Dude Downs; right
neld Honor Channel Mike Marley
was substituted for Downs after tho
latter was injured In the third inning.
Homer Channel took charge OF center
field after the accident ana played
az M trurYg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
SILVER CITY

From the Enterprise
llon. BUronstcin left for New York
city.
RAY Sulyor ami Harry Klddcr. ~
Santa Rita. were visitors ln town.
oliver Williams and q q Myhrc
have gone to the ella hot springs to
rugtiCato for a couple Of weeks.
John y. KlOus received letter from
James Gillrtt in which that gentle.
man reports his health as graduall
improving
ID. g. Hobart and family are enter.
'niuinr Mrs Dora Bremen. who is the
owner of IN" nrcmtn mill which was
burned fortnight ago.
y. II Elmruduri secretary of the
American Land and Cattle company, a
big corporation operating ir Socorro
county. was IN Silver city ON business
matters.
Mrs G. l. Wilson. 81 the S T. ranch
on Dry creek lcft for Indian Territory
90 visit relatives From there the lady
will gC to Washington state. expecting
tn be- absent three or four months.
Mrs A s Goudcll and Mrs u Niles
and little daughter Dorothy. viii
leave for the Gila hot springs In "a
few days Mrs Niles nud Dorothy OK.
pest 90 visit Philadelphia shortly
Mrs Jennie Martin was taken 20
ncmiug whore lhc will remain until
she has rDrniupG her health The
lady who .s matrnn ot the lAjy's hos.
pital has been worry ill and Is now con.
yaloscinr
Mrs j. ". Masters and pretty little
daughter Marie. family of the postal
rlUrk on the Rircon and silver city
run expect 90 leave August 10 for a
months visit with Mrs Masters par.
outs IN Columbus. Ky. ON the return
home lhoy viii visit relatives In Hills.
boro Texas
William kHhurn. former city mar
shal who has been running general
feed store ON n small scale. has leased
the Morrill, opera house and will enter
the business in earnest lie will han
dc feed stun la carload lots. which
his large rtnrc loom will give him
ample space 10 DO
Mrs. Steelcy and sen. Clarence left
fu. q visit 10 Chicago and other cast.
orn points Mrs Stoeley will return
about September T. while Clarence
VIII go 10 fayett'. Iowa. whore he will
enter the Upper Iowa university for
the wear This b. the institution la
which Prof g. e. Bcrnott formerly
of the territorial normal school, locat.
.i iu this city. holds a chair.
Mrs W A. Hcnncssy. wife Of Tor
NOR popular conductor. who used TO
run into silver CITY, made pleasant
visit with the family uf Conductor
clifford this week. Mr. Ilcnucssy, or
Sob" as be- was familarly known
hero. now mas a ran cut ~ the Needles
aud is doing we'll Al present he Is
taking layon To look after some min
iur property near Benson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

points IN the northern portion ~ the
territory.
Mrs. W W Walters suffered se.
we're stroke uf paralysis last Friday.
her right side being affected. Dr. BRAD.
ley b. treating her and she is improv.
ing
n Jana. cashier ~ the Citizens
bank returned from Lincoln. where
ho loft Mrs Jana and her two little
girls with NJ. AMI Mrs T. !. Jana
v -. Champion. the young son Of
Row v. -. Champion "a Methodist
minister at Mattuun. H.. who was hero
last year with his father. returned last
Saturday Ho attended school In
Denver last winter and was so trou.
bed with asthma that Il was Thought
best Tor him 90 come here
" j. Williamson returned last Sat.
urfaN from a trap tn purtallos. iIc
brought with him bunch NJ oats
grown hy j. q. rarnos ON his farm
two miles from rurtalcs Mr. barnes
,1woi two acres uf oats and gut a
plcudid crop. The only mistake he
made was in not sowing 2u0 acres
rhcy we're raised without irrigation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
HERE FROM SAN PEDRO.
"Alfaifa King" Hall Called and Talked
InteFestlnqly

r. l.. Hall, who ia known az the AT
falfa king uf southern Santa Fc Coun.
~, although he claims that he don't
know blade OF alfalfa from corn
stalk. is In the city today from san
Pedro and called M The Citizen ONCE.
diycsting himself Of the following in.
tercstinR items
Tho Mckinley mine. In the San l.az.
arus ulch. is being worked 10y himself
and partn 'rs and they have at least
fort tons Df good free milling ore On
the dump. which will average about
t2N 80 the ton.
aoycral men. representing party
oi St Louis capitalists. are operating
iu the SDula mountains and have
made somc valuable copper discoy
cries.
The Santa Fc Gold and Copper
company's smeltrr and mine are be-.
ing operated day and night i. r Nc.
Laughlin iR the superintendent
Tho owners of the san Lazarus
mine are about ready to resume opera
tiuns.
The Baird mill. located near Golden.
is expected to start up Ia few days.
Mr. Han reports the news that
Louis Zcllhocfcr. formerly In the no
tel and mercantile business at the Jc.
mez hot springs. died at San Pedro
on July iG from quick consumption
Mr. ZcilhoofIcr carried on boarding
house aud saloon at san Pedro.
William Cook. formerly foreman at
the Albuquerque foundry and machine
works rs foreman of the mechanical
department OF the Santa Fe Gold and
Copper cOmpanys smcltcr and, with
his family, Us very popular among the
san Pedro people.
In drifting from mines to music In
his conversation, Mr.. Hall stated that
Uncle" Peter Smith, who Us Ia charge
of the pumping station of the Copper
company has recently installed
az his home an upright plano. and.
with the violin harp and other instru-
monts. san Pedro is we'll supplied
with music. 10 the delight Of the min.
crs. who likc little diversion from
the music made by the pick and ham
mlr.
Mr Hall has promised 10 interest
the miners ~ the San pedro and al
iaccnt districts Ia making "a fine min
orul exhibit at the approaching terri
toriul fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Selection Of Lands Notaries Appoint.
cd---Land OHice Business.

Selection of Notaries Anpoint
cd--Lsnd ONCE Business.
LAND SELECTIONS APPROVED
Tho department of the Interior has
approved laud selections in the Santa
Fr land Office dl'trlct tu the amount
Of l2biS9i atr's for the asylum for
the insane az ,RH Vegas.
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS.
IN addition 90 The two new buildlnrs
being completed at the government ln
dian school Ia Santa Pc two moro
luiltingH aic to be- erected this year
and bids for their construction will
soon De- asked fut one o. tu ho "a
work shop and the other an additional
class building
NOTARlEs PUBLIC APPOINTED
Governor OtcIo appointed the fol
lowing notarica public Eugpula Mo
yu, lbhcra San Miguel euaBt. James
q Law. Captain Lincoln county. lar.
ty a. whiting Albuquerque. Bornauuo
county. Juan G.. MARTINEZ CLAYTON.
Union county. John a. Guycr. Clay
ton, Uui0n county
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Tho following business was trans
acted at the federal land Office IN san.
"a Fe Tor the wcck ending july 3i
Homestead entries July q. Manuel
Garcia. Jr.. La Cueva. 100 acres. Mora
county. July 20. Dpsidcrio pachccu.
Puerto dc Luna. 1896 acroa. Guada
lupc county, Fernando Aragon Puer-
20 dc Luna, lG0 a,tcs. Guadalupe coun-
~. Nestor Bnca y GallogoR Puerto de
Luna. 100 acres. Guadalupe county
Jose Vidal Madrid. Puerto de Luna
100 acres. Guaudalupe county: Juan
n. T. Gsnna, Watruus. 1860 acres. San
Miguel CuuRty, July %. Juan Pablo
Herrera, Springer, iGOl5 acres. Mora
county, Juan Ines Truiillo. Springer.
1850 acres. ColiaN county. July 20
Thomas r. Taylor Puerto de- Luna
1870 acres. Guadalupe county. Cruz
Chayos. Galistco. 1879 acres. Waller.
ella county, July 81. Agapito Paiz
Sena. 100 acres Valencia county:
Charles Oscar Scdarland. Ration. 100
acres. COlfRN county.
Final homestead entry: July 90
Ramon Gailegos. Dulcc. lG0G3 acres.
Rio Arriha county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Several transactions Made and Re.
corded Since Last Renart.

Mrs A. A. A. do luccro 20 Alhu.
querquc Auction Co. "a piece of land
in the site OF Los GrieRus, 25Xl 500
yaras. 5000.
Albuquerque Auction Go. 10 Albu.
quorquc Real Estate and Investment
CO. n piece of land iu the site of Los
Griegos 25Xl 500 yaras; 81.
r. J Ryan tu Albuquerque Real Es.
tate aud Investment Co. lots IS. 10
and 20 In block w. and lots Z. S. .. 30
and / In block G In county addition;
81
Ysidro Apodacu and wife TO Albu
qucrquc Auction Co. piece OF land In
Los Griegus. gUNGO varas; 81
Juan Chaycs v Armijo and wifc et
al. to Albuquerque Auction Co, a
piece of land In Candelarias, i2OXi00
varas, $3.50.
Oligas Torreg and wife. It al. 20
Albuquerque Auction Co, a piece Of
land la precinct :. 1OX7OO warns, sos.
Adolfo Lucer1 and wife to Alhu
quorquo Real Estate and Investment
Co. q piece OF land In the site OF Los
GricEus YX20O varas, 81.
Manuel JaramiliO and wife tn Al
huquerduc Real Estate and Invest
mcnt Co. a piece Of land In Los Grie.
gus. SuON6GSX26 vHras. S2G.
Juan &. Samorn and wife Ia Alhu.
qucrquc Real Estate and Investment
Co. three pieces CO. land Ia precinct s..
Ia Los Griegus. 81.
Antonio Jose Martinez and wife to
Albuquerque Real Estate and Invest
ment Co, piece ~ land north uf the
city, 25Nli2 feet, 81.
Ross Garcia ,o Albuquerque Real
Estate and Investment Co. a piece uf
land north OF the city, 230Xl35 feet
81
Edward NJ Kelly TO Ike Graham
one thirtioth Of ouethird interest In
the Dclnno lode Cuchitl district. $500.
Louis MOntoya TO q. BadnraccO. a
piece of land Ia precinct n. 2lX22
feet; 81.
George r. neubcy 10 Nictoriana u.
de- Gutierrez, a piece of land In Old
Albuquerque S75
Jose Gutierrez and wife to Lena @.
de- Lawrence, piece of land two miles
north of the city; 81
~ p. Rlhskopf 60 John r. POmcr-
cuk. a piece 90 land east of the town
nf Los Candclarias, zoo yards from
east 10 west and jO varas from north
To south. S75.
T. NJ Kelly Co Ike II Graham half
interest In the slippery Dick mining
claim 81
Mrs. I,unir Myers and husband a.
Mrs. Kittic NJ Hope, lots /, ?, 3, 4 and
p. IN block d. IN ire A. q T.. addition;
81
Rafael Apodaca and wife TO Mrs
Marie Daniels. a lot or parcel of land
a,uth ~ AIluuuaYOtp in nfppIutt
Slln
T.. q. Harlan to W. u. Kemp, north
west quarter section 30 in township
llA. north range east 81
Joseph z. Johnston and wife to Mrs
Margaret Babb south half of lot and
north 37iy feet Of lot In block Z ir
owls a SimundS addition, $3.50.
Ida TAFT and husband to Alfred Gas
Nns. lots % % and q in block % IN
| pcrca addition. 5000.
Il. L. Althcimor to Clara o. de iu
cern. lots and = In block u. In sim
pier addition No. 2 Sl5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
MINING CONGRESS.
Ex-Governor Prince Has Returned
From Attending the Congress.

= ANNEFN0T FFNNAN FNAn hNhhfFfNa
From Attending the Congress.
Hon l.. bradford Prince aud wife,
who attended tle international Min
Ing congress 90 Boise. Idaho have rc-
turned 90 Santa fc and brought along
with them several souvenirs. including
the handsome gaypl he used as prcsld-
iur officer of the congress. u is made
of Idaho mountain mahogany with
bands Of silver. ON an insert silver
plato o. the following inscription
Fourth international Mining Congress.
Boise, Idaho July 232b, 1901 on
the opposite side uf the hammer is
the legend Presented 10 President
Prince by Jas A. pinncy Boise, Ida.
hu"
Ex-Governor Prince introduced tho
following important resolutions. tho
latter being Of special interest to New
Mexico.
Resolved. That the magnitude and
Importance of the mining industry
which now reaches over a billion oi
dollars ~ annual product call for The
establishment ~ national depart
mont ~ mining the chief oihcer Of
/ which shall be- a member OF the prehl
/ dents cabinet
Resolved, That the congress Of the
United states be- respectfully request
! rd tO provide by law for the locating
| aud working Of mines Of the reserved
| minerals gold. silver and quicksilver
on Spanish and MoXican l-nt
| grants
They were unanimously adopted
| New Mexico was well represented 10
addition 90 Ex-Governor Prince hi
lie z. Brown. of Sooorru. Prof } q
Carrera az las Cruces. and Jay Tur
Ipy. of Santa fc There were preseu
also. several former residents ~ Nog
Mexico who SIN possess a wan hear
Tor the territory Among these wer'
IE T. Brown ana Colonel irwin Gov
emOr Hunt the young chief executive
of Idaho 10 a native ~ New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
SILVER CRY NOTES.
Pumping Water Out oillett SHAFT
Burro Mountain Mines.


Special Correspondence.
silver city ~ NJ, July 29.-Thcy
have almost completed the work uf
pumping out the Gillgtt shaft which
WAS flooded several hundred feet with
water hy the largo food one day last
week They will In a few dayc have
IA mine and mill running in full blast
again.
Rodney Clark Doming's postmaster,
is In the city a. day shaking hands
with his many fionds here.
A. j. l.oomis. deputy internal rev
| rnuo collector, has been looking af
/ ter Uncle Sans interests Ia this see
| ton during the past few days.
The heavy rains uf the past week
have put the cattle ranges In this see.
| tiun In excellent shape and the stock
| are beginning 60 look enc.
| The Nirhul BROTHERS are pushing
| the work ON their concentrating mill
which they are building iu the Burro
| mountains. and when II is completed
/ Il will be- great saving to the mine
/ owners Of the district In their treat
! mont Of ores. as they viii De- Ia a po
] sition 60 treat q large amount 81 Gus
tom ores besides the ores from theiI
! own mines. They have at the present
/ time their uumps stacked tu their iul
capacity With hlsh grade copper ore
awaiting the completion oi the mill
Mrs Jennie Martin. Who for some
time has been matrOn uf tho Ladies
hospital In this city and who has beer
quite ill for several weeks was Ga
ken 90 Dcming last week until she r.
gains her strength enough 10 roaum'
her duties.
The administrator sale Of the 7
r. Conway estate took place in TIM
city last saturday The estate con
sisted of considerable real estate Ia
Gated In silver Clty, and brought
good price
a. IA Belts has completed his ne'
residence just above the city an
moved IN TODAY
James. A. Shipioy returned on e
days train from several weeks tri
la the east While away hc att"ndc
the meeting OF the Elks at Milwaukee
, 60 which hc was a representative irni
the local lodge il this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
EAIR ATTRACTIONS.
letter. Of Interest Being Received by
the Secretary.

the Secretary,
Letters are pouring in daily 20 J..
w. McCanna. secretary uf the fair aH
aoclatlun from parties in an sections
Of the country who are dpHifuus ni
coming Ia Albuquerque lo give cNhihi-
tions during fair week
"a Walker. who owns a number NJ
we'll trained horses. has written from
Chicago NJ his intention of coming
west this fall, ami II the management
Of the New Mexico Fair association
can anord to pay him $1,000 for his
attractions. he and Dr. Carver, the
crack rife shot. viii arrange 90 he iu
the city In October Ills horse show
is certainly one of the best munrymak
ers for fair that can be- had but u is
not known what action will be taken
by the executive committee IN thi,
matter.
Prof Wayne Abbott the aeronaut
/ is another who 10 confident that h'
could please the fair management an,
/ the crowds hy balloon asccnHions an'
parachute drops each day of the fair
and for each exhibition he asks tu
] the modest sum of $50 plus his cN
ponso. In the event that mere ha
| loon ascension and parachute oNhihi
| ton iF too tame fnr the people he chl
make the attraction stronger hy Hecuf
| ing the services Of an assistant Win
second aerial car when they can CIV
"A balloon race None at these haN
been decided upon. hut viii be- giyoI
attention by the committee In a te'
days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Bland, MagdaIena, Lordsburg, Ros
we'll, Silver City,
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.


From the Herald
Rev g. s. Madden aud family. who
have been visiting iu Santa Fc. return.
od tp Bland
Mis Thompson " Grace. wifc of
hr Grace has returned tu che camp
after q pleasant visit 90 friends n
Santa Fo and I.af Vegas
Philip Cook of las Vegas. who has
boon visiting with Jos Ruutledgc and
family. has returned tu his home in the
Meadow city.
Tho assessment work fur 1901 has
h'ou done ou the Little Mollir. a min.
ing claim situated in Cola canyon. aud
owned by y a Vaughn and other san.
ta Pc parties
Ed. N Kelly. uf Albcmario. an old.
timer and nu oN member uf tho FIRST
Territorial Volunteer infantry who
served in Georgia during the Spanlsh.
American war. was a pleasant visitor
in this camp saturday
Hank Ritter who conducts livery.
feed and sale stable iu this camp aud
who Us also the accommodating prupri.
ctor of the Bland Sulphurs stage line.
b. mourning the loss uf one uf hls big
black stage horses. which died ON his
last trip tp the sulphurs The direct
cause ui itH death iH attributed Co collie.
John uuiorhill who met with an ac.
cidrnt several weeks ago at the Abe
mario. which uopnssitatpd his going tu
Albuquerque Co have un operation pct
formed. lcft the Duke city FOR his homo
in lowell Mas husctt8 when hu
rosaina the use uf his injured member
he viii return to this district
fu. Cha9horIin left Bland for Colo.
RADIO springs whore be- and his partner
have accepted a challenge ip a rock
drilling contest with Colorado miners
Tor s Uuo. Mr. Chamhvrlins many
friends in Bland ere confident that be-
will prove W1turiCus
Mrs Mary Finch aud her two daugh.
tors. Misses Helen and Virginia, who
have been yisit.us az the Sulphurs. iu
company with Nymuu and Clarence
Chllendar returned tU Bland Mrs.
Finch declares that this positively is
her last camping trip and says 10 did
not only rain. but 10 poured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
MAGpALENA


From Socogro Chonnin
Nattleeuakps aI unusually num,r
Gus iu this vicinity this summer.
j. :. MaCtayieh, manager Tor the
Becker blackwell company. aud wifr
are at Las Vegas hot aprinr Tor Mrs.
MRctnyishB health
Hon Elfcgo Bnca and family have
spent thu week nc Kelly Mr liaca is
making an effort 90 secure bcttcr
school facilities 1t that place
4. A Clemens. secretary uf the Cat
tlc and Horse Protective association
returned from business trip 90 Al.
huguUrquC
Mr. and Mrs Charles Gardiner
have moved out to the Gardiner
ranch twelve milCs north ui town
where they viii make their homo
4 Cripple Creek party named Kirk
patrick ships Guu head of cattle from
MnUdulona one hundred head uf them
were COWS. with calves. bought from
William GBrdlncr
Nat straw. th, wpu known bear
hunter was 100 town With three nnp
bear t,us BLACK q brown and %
silver tip The animals we're killed boo
th, san Ntipo mountains.
Mrs G.sFv 70 Grimes of Trrro
Hautr. Ind. Who has been visiting
Cant A. 70 rt.h and family for %
few wprts departed lug home Capt
Fitch accompanied Mrs Grimes as
far as Ia iUntu ou his way tp nDnvor
a rllurtug band at cowboys owned
tho town ,H. other day They chased
up and down inc street pclting each
other and vn hing each uthHrH faces
mHisrruiuat with chunks ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
TULARosA.

From the Democrat
George Swnggart packed Up his sa
l6un GNturys aud went 90 Alamogordu
Co locate.
George G. luuRorch brought In
from bis claim in the San Andrcas
some duc specimens uf gold hearing
rock.
VIM. Walthall. who has bocn run.
ming store ON the line OF the rallruad
extension. has sold out Ca Captain
Rpvd. old time barber who went up
th, road about month ago.
Col Pat Cughlan and wife are still
in San Diego cal They will remain
there thrv, or four weeks ana then re-
turn go this plaC, everybody comes
back lip reports his wifcs health az
much improved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
A NeRvY ROBBERY
las Vegas Ticket Office Entered and
Robbed Monday Evening.


Robbed Monday Evening.
Monday uirht between % aud lu
o'clock was attl Wptrd ohp of the bold.
DHt rubhprlcs DsuI committed iu tho
rIty Gays the Las Vegas Optic. lu the
ueht Us ihD gIarInE are ON tho depot
platform some mIsrrrUuf supposedly
r. hobo With hiups broke thr plate
glRs window 0u thr south side Uf the
ticket office iu thH depot building ana
getting inside bruko tho money draw
er and stole about so it NaH nn oX.
coedlugly tudar.ms trick fur at that
hour tho platform De- usually lively and
there ar, relunltly several persons
about Monday tiEht there was nu
one the WatrhWnn being away tend
lnF 90 the refrigerator train. The
nlRht watch was soon informed " tu'
deed and arrested about every atraE
glrr that yDniurod out Three mon
were held over boz the cooler unit
morning nud taken hrfor" JudF.
I Wooster There uas not Sufficient eY
, 0dUnrr 90 convict however aud th'}
{ aerU turned loose. 90 tu late TuoslaN
/ afternoon not "a trace lf The fobhcu
had I.ta found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

Deputy United Stat. Star haIt ff"d
Mrkrrhau and Dufh.rman returned
from uu overland tlp tn SAN Pedro
euI Golden hrrsIue With them une
lgNau Romero charged HIta uHIHs
cancelled postage HtamUa. ari Post.
master Nourrt tariHf uf Golden mo
latteI hpiug brought -H % witness k1-
moro Vll be argaiEuet late taIa attcr-
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