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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
DEATH oF cnARLgs ". Lewls.
a We'll Known Citizen Passed Away
in Death This Mornina.


This morning 81 G.3o O'Clock
Charles w Lewis died ~ his home.
No. t01 West Huninr avenue. under
peculiar circumstance.
ON Monday evening. August 3. Mr.
Lcwis returned 20 the city on a freight
train from Los IunRs, where he had
gone with Judge iouEhrcy ON some
matters pertaining 10 Indian dpprpda
tion claims against the government
fhr train arrived about y 80 o'clock
tnd the night was very dark owing tu
he threatening rain clouds Nearing
lls home and walking quite fact. he
'nn into a hitching post in front uf
he residence of Mrs. Gatlin and the
iccldCnt threw bim 10 the ground. tie
got mp AMI with diniculty walked To
iis residence informing hia brother.
lose Lewis. who iR n next door ncigh.
or. that he had badly hurt himself In
he stomach. ~ sasterdny was
allied, hut he could not relieve the
iain. and yesterday he called into con.
uliatiOn two other local physicians.
~. Lewis continued to sink aud this
morning died he was perfectly ra-
iOnal mp 10 3 O'Clock this morning II
81 supposed that the bladder was rup.
With the post
Deceased was ~ years ~ age and
vas born at pcrb'ta. Valencia county.
H. took up his p'fidonco In old Albu.
luerque in lS7i where he soon there.
iftcF engaged In the general merchan.
ise business. Tie disposed Of his bust.
lcss few years ago. since which
lime be- was engaged In the real os.
HrsH. An 80 aH..l.
claimants against the government for
Expectations committed by the In
inns. By his first wife. whose death
occurred Eve o. six years ago, hc
leaves four sons. George. Jesse. Carlos
and John. George IN Ia Chicago at
present. where ho Is the manager OF
hc Huyler candy factory. To him a
telegram has been sent.
Deceased leaves Co mourn his death
losides his second wife. his mother.
Mrs. Marcolina Lewis Of Santa Fc
who Us SO years Of age; two sisters.
Mrs. Mariana Truiillo OF San Marcial
lnd Mrs. Rose Gedon of Juarlz. Mex
md two brothers. Jose and William
lewis Of this city
Jose Lewis has telegraphod 20 the
outside relatives and not until they
are heard from will the day and hour
FOR the funeral be set
Deceased was one OF the most az
able. polite gentlemen imaginable
md was thOroi ghly well known
throughout central New Mexico. His
many friends viii join The Citizen In
Xtcnding sympathy TO the beroayed
wife and relatives
rhis afternoon NJ 3 o'clock Jose
,ewis rccelfed q teirEsans &c.
ieorge Lewis. who is at Toronto. On
nrio. stating that he could reach Al
Iuqucrque Saturday night and asking
hat the funeral bo delayed until his
rrivGl II Is now thought the funeral
viii take place sunday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
KINeMAN.

from the Minor.
Last Tuesday morning. after an IN
ugsB of some months John Goodwin
me of the best known miners In Ari.
una, passed away az the Hotel Bealc.
ur Goodwin had lived Ia Jerome
fDr many years lut came 10 Mohavc
county about year ago and worked
n the mines. lie was taken 40 while
no work IN the Gold Road mine few
mouths ago and never recovered.
Deputy Marshal Tcmpleton came up
from the Big Sandy country with sew
a McxiCluE wiz he arrested for
I.lations Of the Edmunds act Sew
Ural Of the violaiurs have already Sc
cured licenses and will az once wed
be women with whom they have been
living In these cases there will prob.
ably be- q dismissal as most of them
were not aware that marriage was
necessary They will have n hearing
before Commissioner Blakcly.
Mrs Colt. who has been a county
pvnsiuncr FOR many years aud whose
residence is Signal set FIRE 90 hcr
house in that town last Saturday night
and together wlth It's contents was On.
tlrcly destroyed The woman. after
tgrtlng the Ere. took tu the brush ami
remained there an night. leading poo
nlc tu believe that she had pcrished
u the flames She Is undoubtedly in
sane and viii he brought To kingmar
aud Scr sanity Inquired into The
woman aims to hC ii5 years old and
be- is possessed Of considerable
money, which she has buried some
place prnr her home. In the early
days Of Signal prosperity tho old
lads made a great deal al money wash
ing and mcnding for the miners and
has never spent her earnings fool
Ishly
Last "Wednesday morning the town
uf Chloride experienced one of the
greatest rains ia its history. The
water ran down through "a gulCh In
the lower part of town In "a perfect tor.
rent and flooded several OF the build.
Ines a heavily loaded team tried 20
cross the gulch and was caught b,
the Hood. overturned and one of the
horses drowned, while the contents of
tho wagon was carried into the valley
below The wntor took out several
sections of tho rndr az the Arizona
A. Utah railroad and repairs have not
set heun completed Hacks run "a
the end OF tho line two miles from
town aud transfer passengers and
freight Near Mineral park the water
also fell in torrents aud teams had "a
await the subsid rnce 81 the floods az
an ~ the washes running into the val
lry. Little damage was done aside
from the railroad waHhuut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
JUDGE sreRRY Ill.
Ne Is Reported to be Sick Win Pneu
monia.

Judge Clinton n. storry. the able
! counsellor Of the Santa Fo Pacific. is
| reported seriously 40 at the California
hospital, Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Express uf Au.
gust Q, Ia an article ON his Illness.
says.
Judge Clinton n. Story ls very IN
] at the California hospital a consul.
tatiun ~ physlciaur has bocn held aud
| 10 is believed that be- is threatened
with pneumonia.
Judge Sterry lpn about one week
aRo Tor San Francisco. whore ho was
60 be the leading counsel for the Santa
ne company In the case brought ny
the oil men of bakersfield district to
have the freight rates lu and out of
that section reduced The case is
now on trial before the railroad com
miHsionors in san Fra laco
Judge Sterry returned homo yCHtor.
day very ~. gOib. direct 90 Terminal
island. whore his family ia passing
the summer ~ was coughing and
breathing heavily when assisted 90
his summer home az the island aud
medical aid was at once called The
case aScma 20 have assumed a serious
aspect and the doctors who consulted
about the matter spoke gravoly ro.
gnrding the possiblc development ~
pneumonia II was Thought best 10
remove the Judge 60 Los Angeles as
soon nH possible aud for that purpose
a special train was sent down over
the Salt Lake road about $50 O'Clock
last evening.
Tho sick man was accompanied 90
Los Angeles by Mrs. Stcrry. Or Fer
bert and Walter Cumstock and was
taken directly 10 the California huspl
tai.
Or Bicknoll ls now IN charge Of the
case and he regards the Judges 90.
ueas as serious. 10 say the least Ho
gave Il ont this morning that the case
is likely 90 be- very critical a. noon
there was no perccptihlo Improvement
aud the patient is being carefully
watched.
II has been known for tome time
that Judge Stcrry was not In the best
OF health and II Is feared that his sya.
tom Is not In condition 20 battle very
successfully with the illness that now
threatens Mrs Story is with her
husband at the hos pital
Judge G.. ~ Sterry IN ono OF the best
known legal lights Ia California. lie
was appointed attorney for tho Santa
Fe road In 1882 ana has over since
been acting In that capacity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Gallup, HoIbrOOk, WlnslOw, Will
iams, flagstaff and kingman.
BATCH or INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
GALLUP.



Considerable work ~ being done by
the Various oil companies on their
respective properties.
Robert Carpenter, . young lad from
Albuquerque, was in town two days
ago He ran away from home and his
mother is much worried about him.
Mrs J. Foster scott Mrs Alice Me
Clung and Miss I.thlce Scott arrived
from Knoxville, Conn, aud are visit
ing their relatives, Mr. aud Mrs. H.
X Scott
Some snonkthief entered George
flights corral and made away with a
number 81 his chickens.
Mrs. Seabofno Miss Codwois and
Miss Johnson were members OF tho
party which visited the Zuni puehlos
this week
On Sunday last Joseph Mosby. n col
ored lOthario olopcd from here with
the white wife of a Col0rod miner
He is also charged with taking S3b
belonging GO another party
Major Hazyiott ~ Fort Defiance
spent Thursday In Gallup. looking
after the interests of tho two Indians
charged with thr murder of Morrison
the trader. who was killed near Win.
gate on the 22Hd
Page 4 Woins ice factory is run.
ming day and uisht 20 on orders FOR
their patrons OLC carload of iro was
shipped this woHL 60 George barney
nj Williams. another 90 Winslow BE-
sides furnishing their local customers
they have filled number ~ car
for the Santa 20 ra-ihc.
John runch aud Nose Daniels. col.
orrd miners ~ Catnlpa got into n
Fpuahblo over dime Daniels
Knocked Bunch down. when the latter
drew knife and stabbed the furmc.
several times iI the back Jane
fagon the Cnnstgblc was cut in tho
hand in stopping the fight The blade
of the knife used was small ono
shaped like prunc hook and was
very dull The injuries inflicted were
not serious As piniola was the Rg
Erossor Bunch Wur discharged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
RUSHING WORK.
Full Force Of Mssons Engaged on
Stone Work for the Viaduet.


Stone Work for the Viaduct
Considering the time spent ON the
vest approach willis ON the new via.
iuCt last wCok Contractor Nicholas
Metz pul Superintendent R l..
Hoguo have made rapid progress.
They had been delayed FOR several
lays owing 90 the non'arriyal % stone
from the IN Rlto quarrleH. but when
Il came in sufficient quantities the
contractor put on every stonemasOn
and lahoror that could work on the
OBJ. Tho south inclIuing wall uf the
west approach was finished Friday
night and work ON the opposite wall
vas resumed Saturday. which Is be-.
INK rushed with all possible haste.
superintendent HrEuo, who has made
several trips On JEg quarrioH recently
for the purpC uf hurrying matters
there. came home Friday morning and
reported thiuE a. moving aisu, vGry
satisfactorily at the uuartins and
nld unless the trains are delayed In
hauling the stone 10 this city there
would be- no cause for further DELAY
in tao construction work on the via
duct Tho greater part ~ the cxca
waiting Tor the walls ON the cast ap
proach has been accomplished nnd
the mnsons will be- laying stone ai
that place this week The contract
calls for siNtytWo ston piora be-
tween the approaches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

loaded ui a wagon with bran and hr.
fore hr was quite ready 90 start tho
team up they hc, amc frciehtcucd aud
started 10 run. ln securing control uf
thtm ho slipped down In fruut uf th"
wheels which paused over bis chest
His injuries consist Of f0ur broken
ribs the lnrrorat9d cnd m one penc
trating his lungs one oEr was ala0
nearly torn from his head ST. Lu.
ccru was removed to his home noar
hy and nrs. iano aud RidonDur were
summoned who sd ali thcy could 90
alleviate his snIerlnEs, Tho load
which passed over MIN Weighed
100 pounds in addition a. very
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
INCORpORATIONs

The New Mexico aud Durango on
company dled Incorporation pAp.fs az
The Office NJ Territorial Secretary j.
W Reynolds Tho incorpuratorB are
Charles W johnson. William ~ White
aud Frank - Rivers The capital iA
81 600 600. divided into 100000 shares.
The directors aIn Charles a Johnson.
Charles Newman. i0bu H Tuily. WI.
liam ". White iameH Gordon. John
iiagFau of Durango Frederick Bun.
kpr william ShaLtg aud Charles v.
Sanord OF After The hoadaunrterg
~ the company VIII be- az Aztec San
Juan county AMI the principal once
Ht Durango Colo.
William - MIuay Frank p Jones
William n Newr omb. John w. Flom
uF william ~ "a Llewellyn A. r.
Burkdoll tnd Charles A spieas. direct.
tors nlr1 incorut papers FOR the
Western uii company Capital. 900
600. divided into 900 900 shares. The
headquarters and offices NJ the com
pnny viii he AZ Silver city ln Grant
county,
---s .ta=--
SANDY Moss 1f cabooss C7 spralnod
an ankle while getting uf his train AZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

DARK un Tho niNht Of the murder. an q
that they were drunk at the timo
jon king proved hy two other scouts
that hn returned 60 Fort WingRte
an hour before thr Gre started Moct
OF the silver icuoi1 that was ln tho
store has hoou recovered from tho
ruins. The small amount of money
said tu have boon lu the store has not
hr'n found, Tho evidence given was
not coneidofcd sufficient % warrant
holding tho Indians for tho grand
Jury and they were discharged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
ST. JOHNS
From the Herald

From the Herald.
Mr. YoaRer oi Flagstaff was here
buying sheep
Mrs Mary Cheney left for Fruit.
land with Mr Wright and family
The hot weather has been somewhat
cooled hy tho rains the last few days.
Prof i " Browns little daughter
is improving from "a long siege Of
typhoid foycr.
Gilbert " Greer. who got hurt by ?
horse some time ago. ia much better
and Btill improving,
D Schuustor and family loft for
Hebcr the fore part Of the week Ca
spend a few days In the mountains
with Mrs Schustors parents.
A wedding took place at the resi-.
dence Of q Wright ON July ~. In
which Miss NJ Il. Wright ana g. G,
Oyerson were iu,ned together Ia the
holy bonds of matrimony.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
TIE munoERsRs At LARGE.
Indians Arrested Were Released Ahs
Thorough Investigation.

on Thursday Judge Welsh finished
tho examination ui the NHYaiUpH jon
kius and SlinkDy who have been ln
jail fIr thu past week. charged with
tho murder of Alexander Morrison
near WiuFate HaiIDn Uu the night 81
the 21nt uf July Lieutenant Wood
house th. commander uf Fort Win.
gate assisted il" oiirgra OF the law
iu every way puraiblc in trying tp uu
rayU thc mystery connected with this
ease. aud 90 bri.E the guilty parties
tu Ig t.cu Eight witnesses wrrp cx
amIu0I aud tnu only testimony
brought forth 40 lnruminatr these
two indiana vac tho fact that they
were as thr deaf mans store after
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Trmblo a Co sent up -four bic wag
ons and sixteen horses. this arm hav
ing the contract 10 mako the transfers
The railroad company. 80 u ~ I'M
derstood has several hundred men at
work repairing the damagcs caused
by the washouts but az IL ls stlll rain.
lng In the Glorictta mountains. az
fast ~ the damages arr repaired thoy
are washed away again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

heayy wagon, and his chances ~ sur
vlying his injuries are conceded tn be-
very slight
Mr., lucero ls n son of Barharo In.
ccro. prominent and wealthy native
citizen. and brother ~ Jose iuccro.
shurin Of this coanty.
As we 60 tO press IL ~ learned that
Mr. Lucero ls getting along very
nicely and his chances Of recovery
seem 90 De growing brighter nonn
Ana County Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Gallup, whore the injured arm was
amputated Just above the elbow and
he received surgical treatment. Bal
lard speaks In the highest praise Of
DR. Harper and says that n Il was not
for his humane treatment ballard be-
ing without funGD he would have
died IN a strange land and among
strangers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
GtlARD AppOINTMENrs

Governor Oter0. through Adiutant
General Whiteman. has appointed Jns,
D. Wilson superintendent Of the New
Mexico military institute AZ Roswell,
an aid dc.camp Cn his stan with the
rank Of colonel aud r. 8. Carter.
commandant of the cadets at the in
atitutc. an aido.dc camp with the rank
" captain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
LocoMosiLs TRIP.
Or, Woods En- Route 70 silver City
From Pueblo, Colo.

From Pueblo, Colo.
Or r. l.. Woods. president Of the
silver city Electric Light company
came Into Albuquerque last night hy
locumohlle from Pueblo Colo. The
doctor has resided IN the Colorado
city a number - years. but has de.
cidcd 90 take W residence In New
Mexico and In going 10 silver City he
does 500 for the purpose Of taking an
active part In tho management Of the
electric light plant. IN addition "a
the practice of medicine. The doctor
is accompanied by a. NJ. Wilber,
proprietor OF bicycle ana motor car.
haee establishment IN Denver. who Ii
making the trip Ter recreation aud 90
Sec the country The travellers have
been one week out of Pueblo and re.
por the rains hrye been general and
about one day ahead of them over
tho entire route. but that aside from
tho bad condition of the roads from
Nashouta. the trip has been uncyent
ul Their wagon has not been
crowded beyond speed of seventy
nyp miles per day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
nnMrsrEAn cnNrnsr

Tho federal n1 umco ln santa F'g
has received NOT .' from Hon Binger
Herman. commifTiCuor 81 tho general
land office. that De- sustnins the de-
cisiuu NJ the local Office in the home
stead rnntest Of William q Frazer w.
ElOcrt D. Harmon. FOR a homestead
near Colmor. IN ColfaX cpunty. Tho
docipion iH In favor of Harmon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
LOST Ills ARM
What John Ballard Has 20 Say About
Or. Harprr's Kindness.

John Ballard. who worked for Dodd
a Lembke in this city four years ago.
ls again here ana under different cir
cumstnnces Ballard is plasteror
and lather by trade. and is one u
those mechanics that IS known tho
world over as an 'itinerant hobo.
A short time ogo he attempted Co
board a freight train near Gallup and
missed his footiuh. falling with his
right arm under the wheels. The train
WAS stopped and i.allard was taken Ia
nf ~ ID. llarpers private hospital az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

parents are away on n trip 90 the
MontoZuma wells. The family of Eve
children we're NJ home az the time of
the accldont The lightning seriously
damaged the roof Of tho building and
anllt n chimney half IN two from top
To bottom Strange "a say. none OG
the children were hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
TAE wAsHouTs.
Transfer Made Today--Traln Expect.
ed Tonight.

a telephone message from the depot
gives the information that a train
with the transferred passengers. mail
and express matter is expected late
this afternoon
This morning ai $50 O'Clock a long
passenger train with several hundred
passengers. mail aud express matter.
was sent up to the waahouts above
l.amy and are heing transferred 70
day
Last night on a 'utub" train w. l..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Tho ucw freight depot az William.
ls completed w0fk having been hn
lshod Wolnr.Ilg noon. "wednesday
afternoon couple ~ wurkmcn wCr,
discovered on fIu ~ the old round
house tearing Un the old roof Agent
Hudson was Immediately b"Hiogod hi
inquiries regarding division removal
from Gellgmau l Williams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
LAND SELECTIONS APPROVED.

The federal lnud ohice In Santa Fe
has been notified that the secretary
OF tho mterIor has approved the Holec-
tiun NJ 3S.9s3.s2 borcs of land la this
land district for the college ~ agri-
culture aud me hanic asts, M Mcsllla
park
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

The capitol custodian board was In
session az the capitol and transacted
TQuung. Qulnegs. Two now Haas. ~
tol dome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Territorial Boardo Meet -- National
Guard Appointments
porationa
THE LAND COMMISSION.
The United States land commission
met In regular session at the ofiice of
Governor Otoro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
TFRRITORIAL LAM nOAnD

The territorial land board mot nc
The capitol. Only routine business was
transacted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

u. D. Aroy. g. 20 Titus aud Ian
non. membors of tho santa fe ~.
cihc railway engineering corps at Wi..
Hams, are In the city today 0n husi.
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

~ A Worthnttop has been ap
pointed supefiuiendont uf tho Yuma
El paso division of the Southern ga
Cinc Mr. WOrthluRton has been con.
noctod with the Southern Pacific for
years He served aH private aecre
tary fof the late A. n. Towno. aud
later served on the same position for
&. y Huntington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
w d 1mau Dad

W. j. Tway. lnr many years a well
known painter ~ this city, died IN
the insane asylum at Napa Cal the
other day Mr. Tway accompanied
by his wife and children, loft Chi,
city few weeks ago for California
ana IL was hope by friends here that
The lower altitude would restore hts
mind. which has boon unbn anced fol
some time Miss Mata Tway. by q
former wife. IL d daughter Of the d.
ceased This young lady resides viii
her grand paren.s ON the Highlands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10

Sandy Moss 0f cabooss 90 spralnod
an ankle while getting uH his train AZ
BrllUmunt the other day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

Yours very truly.
FABIAN GARCIA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-08
CREENOUGH
WILL BE
APPOINTED
Attorney Gsnera|-E|sci StsaTns
Announces That He Will Make
Him His Assistant.

Attorney General-elect Charles r.
stearns today announced that he would
appoint William r. Greenough the second
assistant city solicitor OF this city assist
ant attorney general
Mr. Greenough Is native OF Nestnelo'
Mass. and is the son of James r. Green
oush who established the Rhode Island
state Normal school --------
The future assistant attorney generai
is a graduate OF Amherst college class OF
lSSS and received the decree OF M. from
that college i'm 1891. lie il also graduate
of the south Carolina Law .,chool ana
WAS admitted 20 the bar of this state IN
1892 I'm 1895 he was appointed SECOND as
sistsnt city solicitor and has been very
successful IA the trial OF cases prosecuted
under yiols fions OF city ordinances ana
the laws OF the state. lie Is popular
Young man and his many friends are con-
sratulating him on his appointments.
Deputy sheriff Andrew j. wilcox VIII
be retained A. the attorney generals OF
dcer and thus the continuance or the
excellent and courteous conduct %. the
office that has prevailed since Attorney
General Tanner assumed charge ~ assured
Nr wilcox has made himself favorite
ptth every one ana his courtesy 20 mem
bers of the press is highly appreciated