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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

lots He says that the wheat crop
around this country thia ye9f a
thrice as large as last year.
Ed Brown. of Tularosa. IL here on
business
w. W Jones is seen walking around
with n cane.
DR. n. v. Moon returned this morn
lng from few weeks vacation at
polomas Springs
J.. A. Carr n Rtlll M the polomaH
Springs getting relieved of his rheum
atlsm lie viii return here In a feN
days.
The river here rose last night and
ls still rising. AZ r. NJ. u was ovo'.
flowing on the west banks n little hul
not enough 20 hurt anything
N A. Salloe. wife and child left f0r
Colorado this morning on the la'C
train. Tho people regret 60 see him
go away. a. he ~ n gentleman.
Mrs. g. r. Flint and son Fred lofi
for Mexico this morning, whore Mt
Flint Is running n train.
l.. NJ. i.asloy has purchased the
house which w -. Hitchcock vaca
ted. called the White House aud Will
take charge of it at once. while Mr
Hi chcuck moves to the Lyle house
which Mr. Hutchins vacated
Chns Foathorston leaves for East
Las Vegas on business. He viii re-
turn IN a few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
SAN MARclAL.
snaclnI Cnlreanondeneo.

Special Correspondence.
San Mrrcial. Aug. 10 Mrs, 3. r..
Cowei left for Albuquerque this
morning. where she expects 20 reside
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Summers re-.
turned This morning from a trip on
the pacos river.
Francis Wilson. an old timer OF this
city. has written a friend here that hc
10 coming back tO San Marcial In a
month on two.
q. IT, smith, chief dispatcher, went
south ON business THIS morning
/. ID. Roger. dentist of las CruceH
came mp here Saturday morning aai
went back this morning
Jack Hutchinson of Demlng. n. NJ.
came up this morning on legal huai
moss. Mr.. Hutchinson lived here
about hyc years and has since bcel
employed hy the railroad company
Saturday afternoon Il rained veiy
hatd for "A while and soaked th'
streets enough 60 make things cool
San Marcial, Aug. 2O.--P. T.. llar
roun. civil engineer Of Albuquerque
was down here getting together th,
measurements OF the river, AZ 3 =
/ M. il stood t0a feet hlgh. He leayo'
Tor the north tonight.
j. n. BrOylOs' -four mill reports he
| ing thirty days behind ON -four ORDER
and more orders coming for car loa'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Territorial Falr Notes

Secretary e. r. McCanna was NJ.
tIfod today by JDlnt Agent Pate that
the a. T. a. s. r. Railroad COMPANY
would give free rates ON all race
horses returning from the Albuquef
Que fair 20 0ny point along their lluC
In Arizona Sew Mexico. Kansas, Col.
orado ana 70 ~ paso. Tex. This viii
not only be- a great saving 90 horse
owners but viii have n tendency -
bring a great number OF fine raccors
20 the city.
The Hyde Exploration Expedition
company are contemplating bringing
a grand display of curios. blankets
and rugs 20 the fair. j. w. Bennett
the merchant nt liouCks. has written
10 the secretary to secure him "A space
IN this city during the week OF fes
tivitles for an exhibition OF Navajo
rugs and blankets.
The managers are receiving letters
every day from persons in all parts ol
the country. who are DESTROYS OF com
Ing to Albuquerque with their attrac
tiOns. but Il will DO impossible 10 con
tract with all However. arrange
ments are being made for the best a
fractions ontainable and visitors car
rest assured that nothing hut first
CLAUS ones will be secured.
4 letter from Jack Holland. an Oil
time member of the ST. Louis Browns
but now Identified as first hascman 20
the Colorado Springs club. indicate,
that that gentleman IS anxious fol
his club 10 contest for that 81 .o9.
/ nflzc. II he comes TO Albuquorqu,
his team VIII include the following
ftNu NNhnuhmn FtF tho lfnlnHuM
Springs league team, catcher; Gala
team and Griffith. the crack man %
the American league. pitchers, Hem
hill ot Colorado Springs. center field
Heron. loft hcld O'Conncll. righ
field; Dundon. third base Radclinu
shortstop: Mcilalc. center field. Mob
Ter. second base; Holland, nrst base
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
SANTA Fe

From the Now Mexican.
The Santa Fo base ball team has az
ranged for n game Of bali in this Clty
with the Como Estnm0s team OF Al
buquorque.
Mrs Michael Mandoll. children and
maid who have boon gucsta ht Tho
ganltarlum. intend 20 leave tbs even
ing for thCir home at Albuquerque.
District Clerk A. NJ Bcrgoro re-
cCiyed n letter last evening from Den
vor stating that Mrs. BorEore rs rocos
erinE nicely and expects 90 hc about
la four or Eve dnys more
Yesterday morning about 0'clOcs
n young woman residing on the Aguu
i'ria road attempted to commit Huicid,
by taking phosphorus. she soakcd g
number Of matches In water an
drank the solution. Dr. Francis Cros
son was hastily summoned and admin
istered suitable remedies 90 counter
act che chcct OF the poison. Tho pa
tiont Is now out of danger. Domestic
trouble o. the alleged cause of th,
womans rash act.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
The Handling Of Gasoline.

The Colorado. Wyoming and New
Mexico underwriters have mailed tn
insurance agents Letters ~ instruc
tious governing the storage and sale
Of gasoline The following extract o.
herewith given
I'm all eases where permits ar
granted for the keeping or sale u
gasoline zine word gasoline Is under
stood to include also hcnzinc. naptha
and all the other light products ol
petroleum. by whatever name known
or called in mercantile buildings, q
restricted form must be used. and an
additional charge "a be made Of ten
cents per &i00 per annum FOR ten gal
Ions or less permitted. or an extra
charge OF twenty-five cents per 500
for from ten gallons 10 one barrel
permitted. the extra charge 10 ~"
made therefor both on buildings AMI
contpnts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
GOLDEN
locial Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Golden. Aug 90 Mr. Pythman.
treasurer of the Baird Mining com
pany. spent several days la camp
Mr.. y. Rose of the Ccrrilloa Regis.
ter spent Monday aud Tuesday In
camp. soliciting for the Register
The gentleman who represents sew
cral wildcat schemes from New NOrK
for hts mig boss viii he attended by
the minors and community uf Golden.
S. L. Congor the old prospectoc
hunter and one uf the best story tell
crs Ia the United States. came ln
on yesterdays stage 10 look over tn
San Lazarus mines which he diBcoy
cred In 1883. Since Mr.. Congcr len
the property no value OF any import
anco has been taken out. hut u tha
company will only let Mr.. Conger "a
at u again l'll bet ten to one he will
nnd gold, and lots of IT, too.
Mr. Copgor while he had charge OF
the mine made several shipments oi
over $4,000 to the bar
The miners Of the camp will hel.
Mr. Cunger in any way he may de-
mnnd and all hope that he will agau
make another $4,000 shipment
GOLDEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Tho colonel will report 20 hls head
once In Los Angeles. about the
last of the month for his first trip.
Two First street restaurant proprio.
tors engaged In a hght yesterday at.
crnoon and this morning In the police
court their troubles we're ventilated. a
$40 hno bclUg assessed against ono Of
them llo was also held under $500
bonds 90 Keep the peace. The other
man was discharged
Pablo Araron. an omployo ~ th'
railroad died of fever last night at
his roum ON South Bruadwey Tho dc
ceased mans home was In the neigh.
borhood of Ranchos de- Albuquerque.
The remains we're buried this after.
noon In san lguacio cemetery frou
the chapel OF o. W Strong a Sons.
The funeral of Miss l.coua Fletcher
was held this afternoon from tho
chapel of o. W Strong A Sons Rnv.
bunker ot the Lead Avenue MothodlHl
church preached the funeral sermon.
Tho pallhcarers we're employees ~ tho
two steam lRundrics whore deceased
had been nt times employed Inter
ment was In Falryiew cemetery
a quorum not being present nj
Mayor Merron's onlcc this afternoon
pursuant to adjournment taken Mon.
day night tn consider tho matter ~
the electric road franchise. the propo
sitlon cannot be- acted upon until che
next regular meeting Of the city coun
cii. which will be Monday. september
q
The funeral of G. A. Barnott. the
railroad man who wRa accidentally
killed az Supai, Arizona was held this
morning from the residence ~ his ste
ter. Irs. William Allen. NJ No So
East silver avenue. Rev. Bruce Kin
ncy delivering the funeral sermon
There was n large attendance ~ rail
road men and the paiiDoarCrB were
former associates ~ deceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

are in prime condition and evory
prospect is against any decline what
ever fnr many weeks 90 come.
Wheat harvest iB still in progress
I'm the later sections of tho north.
along with cutting the second and
third crops OF alfalfa. Oats are also
bpluE harvested ln middle north sec.
tluna. hut nH ruio this crop IN hari-
ly turning Securing tho matured
crops has boon aOmuwhat intorferri
with boy the frequent showers. and in
many eases considerable damage has
boon sustained Almost the best
conditions for corn have prevailed
and thia Crup promises unusually
good results Many of tho fields ara
sufficiently advanced to have roasting
cars. % is gratifying 10 note thag
thn experiment of raising cotton la
Tho lower rCcuH valley To- turning QUO
quite satisfactory. tho yield prumia-
ing 90 hu a bale 10 the acre. Early
apples are ripgnins in thc more north
urn orchards and apricota. pluma.
pouChoB and pears are abundant In
those markets Cnntaloupoa % gu.
pcriur quality are being gathered In
the luwvt reCuH country. beans. cu-
cumborH aud melons promise very sat.
iHiartory yields.
NJ. uARD1NdE.
Nurffun ftFrrtnF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

ColOrados product of petroleum
fur 100" was slightly under tina; for
the year previous. The total output
was 3i9.3S5 barrels. valued nt S328
i3i. as compared with 3g021s for
1893. valued at tiNi.ltO
The number of wells completed lu
1900 was thirty one. Of which thir
/ teen were producers. The average
depth Of wells drilled ln 1900 was 2,
\ $50 foai. in some of which three paY
streaks were found from 200 90 400
/ feet apart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

One of the largest deals ever ur
curing In Doming was contaminated
Saturday when Cot r x. Smith. IA,
distinguished promoter of Dcming
sold % Miller a. Grove of ~ paso
all the unsold lots in the old and Now
Mexico Townsito Addition and Ike
wise all the property remaining unsO,
IN the plat Of the New Mexico ReR
Estate and Building Association. con
alteration S25OO00. A now compan,
was organized 90 be- known aa IN,
Demiug Real Estate aud improvement
Company. with the following boar
of directors NJ W. WnmbOugh ant
u. q. Grove Of on pasO. and =. .,
Smith OF DCmlng Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
WEEKLY eRoP puLLerln.
Weather Continued Warm Wit
ahoNsern nmrInn WeeL

Weather Continued Warm with
Showers During Week,
A. y Department ~ Agriculture chi
mate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau. New Mexico See
tiuu
tsauta 20. A. NJ. Aug 90 i90ll
The weather has continued warm
and showery during the past week
and ali growing crops have made ara
usually good progress The rains have
not been general but almost every
section has bees YlHltca by one oi
moro good showers, which with the
warm. bright weather. have rendered
the conditions 0f tho best for mutuu.
Is aud Improvement in a few local
itlUs the storms were accompanied hy
hail but the damage in general haH
been quito shaht from This causc AN
outside water holes on the ranges ag.
iillod and grass has such a vigorous
start that good fan and winter fooI
10 almost ng aurUd. Cattle and shoe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
n. U. Mudne Here Today.

The business car. No. 2iG. uf &C. g.
Nudge, arrived In the city attached
20 one OF the trains from the north
last night The occupants Of the cal
included the general manager of the
Santa Fc Railroad company, his vii,
and children. Mr. Russell, Sccretary
-. 4. Cain and Chief Clerk Payne
The parties have been enjoying them
selves for a coupe Of weeks In hunt
Ing and fishing on the upper Pccos
and all reported having had On intor
cstinE outing. During the day MS
Nudge aud children were pleasantly
entertained by Mrsdames Noues ano
Nettlotun. whilo n general manage
was kept busy In tho Office OF his busi
ness car attending 10 the railroad at
airs. The official and his party vii
leave tonight on No for Topeka.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
LlrHooRAPRIc STONE.
Ledge Located by Company Near
White Oaks.

II. Sibeon. representing a llthp
graphic stone company of Cleveland
ohio, n In El paso after a ylait 20
the cOmpany's property In New Mex
ico. The company has lOcatei "a
field OF stone near white Oaks that ia
said to be the finest quality uf Stone
used for lithugyaphinR and will De
yolsp the property extensively
Dr. H. 3. Eldrldge. of Cloyelant.
who has spent great deal Of his time
In this country since last winter. is
also interested In the company and
has visited the Quarriea this summer.
Arrangements are being made to de-
velop the property extensively with
the view Of shipping stone this winter.
LithOfraphic stone IA very vali.
able article and u this quarry proves
TO be the proper material aud the
quantity Is sufficient II Will be n big
addition to the resources Of New
Mexico ~ paso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
sTuRGEs, EuRopEAN.

Mrs. Ai,henfedor end daughter sil
vor city; John A. McCrackcn. Pres
colt, n. & McCnmaHt. NJ =. Born
stein. San Francisco: G. H. Feather
ston. san Mnrciai, Mrs. }. Il. Uoltor
san Francisco. = Il. Teaadale. 81
Louis: +. RuasciI. San Marcial; W
~ Goodman. E McCuuc. Ration
Thmas w. Wilkouou. Kimbnll. Ncb
.C ~ orr and wis Phoenix; j. o.
Brown. Mexico. Mo j. Il. Hamilton
San Angelo. Tex = n. Eldrich. Gal
lup " R. Coaauu Blsbpc. Onif-.
Padilla, J o Dupius. cuba n. NJ, w
% Newton. Pueblo T T. Blakoiy. A.
plsp; Miss Edlth Davis Topeka
KaRs Mr.. George Crcaeho. Mrs. O
Ilillyhr Lamar. e. lu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

pullo Marh,us and Louis Mestcs, hav'
lsg been arrested here and put under
bond. Tbi4 afternoon the tito Was
arraigned before Justice Crawford, be-
ing charged with assault with a knife
with fiiont 90 kill GglloGos waived OK.
amnia4iUn. Very little testimony was
introduced duplicating Marhiue an1
Mostos and ON account Of the absence
of witness the hearing was contln.
ucd until tomorrow morninK nt .
o'clock. OallcgOs' home d. az ~ Paen
tie is known there MS the "pynamito
Kid lio has also hgurcd in a jail.
delivery he gained hlH name by hU
lng injured once Ia q dynamite cXplo.
sion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Library RemovaI.

The books and nxturos Of the Alhu.
Querquo Library association were re
moved today from the room nt ll2
Gold avenue. where thsy have been
for the past fow months, Ca the Cen.
trail school building By the time The
schools open for the fail term tho
pupils will have a reading room ready
for use aud the books viii be- alal
ready for circulation
The removal of the library is heinE
done without expense 90 the city ur
school board Trustees stevens. Ran
kin and Hopkins. superintendent
Hickey. Janitors Clark. Tanberg an
Johnson gave their time in handlihf
the effects aud Mayor Marron donated
the use Of the city teams % transfer
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
ELIzNsEIHrowN.
From tho Miner

From fho Miner.
j. w Turner has bought an addi.
tinnal 900 acres Of the Maxwell
Grant company. Immediately east Of
his present holdings
j. Van Houten. the vice president
of the Maxwell Grant company has
siRnalizsd HIS advent as general man
ager by making n settlement with All
adverse claimants To the Grant Ia tho
Moreno valley
white TOYING with "a pistol last Tuos
day Mike Walsh accidentally shot him
self In the lower part of the leg caus
ing severe flesh wound he ~ iu
the hands of Dr. Cabin and is doins
well.
The Black copper mine and mU
have closed down. II rs said by th
management that now equipment OF
MACHINERY Us necessary TO continu.
the operation of the property and ]
will be put In at their convenience.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Grant county Valuation.

The omcicnt force In tho oflco OF
the asscssor yesterday completed tdn
tax roll fm Grant county for the pres
cnt year. aud it lH needless 60 say
that the work Is well douo.
The total valuation Tor 1904 iH
tl.iuS. 1880 aud the estimated rev
cnuc thCrcfrum will bo fiit2f3gt
This valuation o. ltsB than a quarto.
notwithstanding the loss in taxable
property due 60 the creation ~ Luna
county. u is au increase over 1888
Tho amount added % the tax rolls
is f255.siO.- Silver City independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Death Of a Railroad Conductor

Thomas Gilluly. one uf tho hcst
known railroad conductors In the uni-
ted states. died In 81. Luko'B hospital.
az Leadylile. Colo. July 20. of typhoid
fever. He was brotberinla law OF
Mrs Chas l. F'linn. wife of Mayor
Filnn uf this city The body was
taken 10 Columbus. Ohio by \ OIL
luiy. n brother for burial The do
ceased leaves a wife and one son
Mr. Gllluly ran between Albuquerque
n. NJ. Los Angeles and San Diego.
Gala, both freight AID passenger from
1881 90 1894 He was one of the hCst
friends of railroad orders Ia the Uni.
ted states. and hia death iB great
blow 10 labor as well as his family .-
WlnRlow Mail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Sovontytwo quarter sections. or
b67 claims. have been located under
the placer laws a. oll land on the
mesa Just east Of this city. city On
gineer Aber has complies the blue
prints Of the locations. The promo
tors say the indications Tor Oh arc
the most encouraging and that they
will have the machinery ON the ground
In "A short time for placing down a
test woll--Las Vegas Optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Master Waldo TWitchcll. son of Col
uncl r. u. Twiichcn. was fortunate to
have hls kodac aipng with him down
in Apache canyon Just after tho re.
cent b 2vy waHhoutS and succeeded
ln getting a number &c excellent Views
Of the wrecked bridges and track
He has enlarged from the negatives
and bis developing shows art and
skin Las Vegas OTtic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Occidental Petroleum Company.

incorporation papers were nied yes
teFday in the once nf territorial gor
rotary J. W. Rnynolds hy tho Occi
dental Petroleum Company, Head
quarters IN tas Cruces Omcog ir
Boston. Capital 81 600 900. divided
into 900 600 shares The incorp9r
atOrs and directors are Joseph p
Bonham. Morgan Llowollyu. W. ", ~
Licwcllyn. of las Cruces. and VII
liam s. McNary. william N Mick
Warren W G.. Spencer. Joseph r
Lyons aud Warren r. Billings o
/ U1ntOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

The "utorpriHing nrm of Brock
moinr a Cox the Gold avenue plumb
crs never allow an opportunity 20
slip whereby thCy can boost their
husiuesH or auythins that viii bCnont
,hr hIgucrQuo public. ON their en-
trlopos. below their business card.
they I1,o "a neat little advertisement
printed calling tho peoples attention
tn the twenty hrst annual Territorial
fair and carnival tu be- held ln Albu-
quergue n a.. October 1919. II 10
splendid advertisement and unless
copyrighted an other merchants la
the city shouil follow suit and assist
/ tho Fair usH0glatiun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
SANTA ROSA.
, the yoy Publioa.

From the Voz publioa.
Dlnlclo Castillian has Just opened
a new drv goods store In this town.
There nrc three iumheryards in this
town. hut they cannot get enough lum.
ber 10 iupply the demand.
our ,cwn is growing. for there are.
I'm course of construction. several now
buildings Just now
The work ON the bridge across the
pccos rivcr at this place IN progress
ing very fau and win bo a costly
structure
CIom ante Montana aud Lacariai
RacI from Las Vegas. were among the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
nnTEL L-IllnllI.ANn.

J. g. Detwoilcr Prescott. Mrs. q.
NJ Norman and tnughhters. Miss "a
Ora and l.oal Mansion. Wis; g. ..
Howick city. q u Becker. ~ paso /,
C H. French WiusioW. D. ~. Rus.
aell Fremont o. l Durham. a. J.
Hartman Kansas CITY, a. Davidson.
W. Davidson W. B. Rhodes. g. a.
8ogart. Las Vegns e. J Helm SAINT,
Fe. D.. ~ McCucn ST. Louis, T. 3
Tr.mnlo. Snndia. ,iH. H. -. Parker.
Mrs w. a. Parker. Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
LAS VEGAS.

From the Record
A wagon load OF Indians came up
from Santa Rosa last night.
A party is being gotten up In Lar
Vegns for a visit To tho Grand canyoi
og the Colorado.
Theodore Esquihol was arrested this
afternoon for beating and otherwise
ill-troating his wife.
Charles Daniels has assumed the
management of the local base bail
club upon the resignation OF John
York.
brakeman Klllom injured his arm a.
olorietta while on duty yesterday and
was compelled 20 return 90 this place
he has been taken Co a hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

visitors to our metropolis during the
week They came with freight for
Mosars Melini a Eakln, wholcsal
liquor dealers at this place.
While raeginn from one car 90 aii.
Otnur Last Monday forenoon ! otor
kossler q brakeman ON the contour
trains utod In the construction ~ tha
blk cut IN the Las TanOs CnnyO 9,
missed his footing and foll between
me cars two OF them passing over aud
killing him almost instantly. De.
ceased leaves n wife and one child at
Eapnnoln. n. NJ. whcro he made hiJ
home. The remains wore inferred ~
thr Santa Rosa cDmUtory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

and has become famous ag an ontct.
tauor aud at tho coming MID Winter
Carnival the border metropolis prom
isos the most oXtfavagant free show,
fiesta and general jubilee ever seen
between New orleans and los Ango.
les Tho carnival association ~ nov
preparing the program. which Will be
published soon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Ration Robbery

Word comes 10 tbo city that the
Harvey house az Ration wCB robbed
of about $500 last evening II is re-.
ported that the safe was blown open
and the money taken from II. The
robbery occurred some time before
5 o'clock. Railroad people were "a.
formed of the robbery and cautioned
90 be on tho lookout for suspicious
characters. Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

The W. G. r. q. will give anotho.
one Of their interesting silver medal
contests next Tuesday evening az tho
congregational church a class ~
Eve young ladies will contest FOR the
prize. No admission viii be- charged
but collection viii be- taken up 60
defray expenses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
arounht nask fer TrIaI.

Marshal McMillin returned from III
paHo this morning bringing with hib
Pauline GalleEos. who was arrested nt
the Pass city aud held, being charged
with stahbing nue Pedro laramillo ai
a dance last saturday might Ia a
saloon In the southern part Of tho
city. The other defendanta, Ehcu-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
A DISTURBED HONEYMOON.
The husband of a Day Is Arrcste,
on q Charas Of Foruery.

on . Charge of Forgery.
IN ,,aponae 20 3. dispatch from F. 4.
llill Ehurin of ColfaX county. yuHtnr
con y. Canton. who was ON the train.
en- route 20 CcrrliluB. iio WAS accom-
panied by two ladies. ono uf whom
was hlB wife. the wedding ceremony
having taken place ou SUNDAY.
10 ia charged that Napoleon 10 handy
with pen and issued "a forged checb
for SO at Ration. using hln fathyr
name. The young man % "A Mexican
criminal
Ills wifo continued hor Journey a.
Ccrrill0s. but be- was placed Ga jail
and taken to Ration by an officer o.
day. Las Vegas RECORD