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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

the late frosts Plenty or water for
irrigation. Highest temperature. 30
lowest. 30, uu rain.
ptnaRru r.. g. whitney 4 dry
week Crops are doing we'll. range
grass lg growing fast and better
stand than last year
Rcd Rock Louis Chnmpio Hot and
dry with colo NIGHTS. Com Do not az
good ataad ns usual. there is %
great deal or ropiontlng necessary.
Wheat and barley are growing well
and heading out nicely Grass ON
the range rs fast drying up No rain.
Santa Fp a. Weather Hurcnu
Considerably warmer and dryer dur
ing the past week with more wind
than usual ~ this season. irrigation
water IS abundant and neid crops and
gardens have made rapid prGlross un
der the influence ~ thn wnrmor wcnth.
er Tho earliest Fields ~ alfalfa are
coming into blossom the first cut VIII
be- unusually heavy Early cherries
are turning, local strawberries are IN
the market The catorpillars show
nu decrease. Highest temperature.
10. lowest. as. yain. trace
Weber g. g. Bicrnbaum Very
warm weather with occasional high
winds Cereal crops are making mar
Volous Lrowth. Gardeners are bus
.huning pnd rultivatlug Orchards arc
in nuc conditions. All stock is doing
well The Mora river ls high aud tht
food waters have caused some dam
age Co dams and bitches
r. NJ HARDlNGE,
Section Director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
HoLsRook.

From the Argus
The new school board recently ap
pointed are J.. ". DlNplbssH. Il. T.
ScCrist and !. a. EgEcr
Mrs. Walter Matthews and son Ted
dy and Mrs. Thos. Doyle. Of Wluslow
visited with Mr. and Mrs. +. =. Sc
Crist
E j. host. assistant superintendent.
Of the Indian schools al koam's can
yon. came In saturday Up brough.
hts vito in. who left that evening fu.
Indianapolis Ind. ON visit to rola
tivos,
H a SDorso made shipment o.
cloyDn cars OF sheep tu Kansas Cit,
and perhaps some WIN b, taken to chi
cago Mr. Scurao A. g. Potter Jane
ScOrao and g. H. Patterson accom-
panied tho shipment
Prof g. r. Patterson loft for Chlca
go he save excellent satisfaction %.
principal ot our schools and also "a
teacher 90 pinetou Mr. Patterson D.
a bright progressive young man an.
We wish him album liant suutCas Whor
over be- may locate.
Sergeant James OBucn arrive
here 60 take charge uf the Unite.
States tolc graph office. The govern
mcut has been perfectly satisfied Will
the services OF W u Woods but th,
change was made simply To give placl
90 tho enlisted mon who are return
ing from tbc Philippines
4 colorcd man ly The name uf WIN
JohHron who had hcyn working a..
penxaucc. dipd here Sunday night
Tho cause ~ death WAS probably IN
result of Hu Old wound received while
serving Uncle sam under Genera
Shafler In Texas Tie was given de-
cent burial uy the county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
Resolutlonn of condoIenee.

At special meeting OF company O..
First regiment infantry n. NJ y. c..
Albuquerque Guards. held at the ar.
mory on May 80. 1901. the following
resolutions were adopted
Whereas Tho Divine Ruler Of the
universe IN His supreme wisdom, has
removed from our ranks Alfred Helm
beck. Young man of sterling quail.
ties. one whom not alone this com
pany but the whole community loved
and admired for his integrity of chLr
actcr. sincerity 0f manner and genor
osity of nature. be Il
Resolved That. humbly bowlng "a
Divine vii and deeply gricying over
the loss uf our Comrade the first loss
by death this company has sustained
this company extend 20 the nereaved
mother. sisters and brothers our heart
tclt coincidence In this their deep sor
row BE- IL further
Resolved. That these resolutions b,
spread upon the records uf this com
pany. and copy Of said resolutions
be- furnished the daily press Of IN,
! city foe publication ana that a copy
of said resolutions ho forwarded 1,
| the family of deceased
JOHN II. STlNGLE,
j. g. ELDER.
T. ED. OWEN,
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
A QUEER CASE.
a Father Friendly 20 the Murderer
Of His Son

a Father Friendly 20 the Murderer
Of His Son.
Ia the case Of Naaario Alarid.
charged with murder. transferred
from Santa Fc on a change Of venue
the district attorney asked the court
90 dismiss u because the testimony
for the prosecution is not sufficient
To convict He said two of the wit.
neeses for the prosecution were also
strong witnesses for che defense. and
the other prosecuting witness he con
sidcrod poor, weak sister"
Chief Justice Smith expressed his
reluctance TO diFmiss murder case
without examining witnesses as 10 It's
merits
Jose Maria Garcia. the father Of the
young man for whose alleged murder
Alarid was indicted, then addressed
the court In favor Of the motion 20 dis
mites. lie said he could not procure
The necessary evidence % convict, and
that hc had no desire 20 prosecute tho
case anyway because of the fact that
he aEd tae alleged murderer Of hls
son are gciy RG3fD friends
The cGuT, stlu refused To dismiss
however. rcmarking that 1; was re
"uftoi that the change OF venue feuu
Santa Fo was FOR the purpose Of hav
ing IL dismissed here. and such pro
ccodings will not hc Cnuutonauccd.
Las Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
A MONUMENT DEDICATION.
Sunshine Chapter, D. a. R., VIII Up.
Veil Memorial 10 Co ,gnor Perez

Sunshine Chapter, o. A. r., viii Un.
veil Memorial 10 Co Nrnor Perez.
on Friday June lf. Flag day. al 4
10. M. "a memorial 10 Governor Alhlnu
Per. will he unveiled on the Canine
dr Vargas says the New Mexican
Sunshine chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution ever since OF.
gauizatiou az Santa l'c iu 1864. hnr
been aCCumulating means with which
TO mark historic spots and To pcrpctu
ate the memory OF historic events.
and II ga now In position 60 begin tht1
work 4 largo bOlder from the mas
hla quarry of Messrs. liill a Welt
mcr has been selected 90 be placed
ON the spot where Governor Perez was
attacked. ON the top of this an Oh
long panel has been polished on which
the following is engraved
Governor Perez was assasHinatCd
ON this spot August Q, 1887 Erected
hy Sunshine Chapter. -. a. r. 1901.
Mrs. blanchard a granddaughter Of
Governor Perez, will unycll the stuu,
and addresses will hc made hy his
son Hon Drmrtrio Perez and also by
Hon Amadu Chayos, speaker Of th,
house of the Thirty fourth Legislative
! assembly A procession will be formed
az g O'Clock on the afternoon of that
| dny 90 proceed &C. the spot Il iB OK
poetod that tho different military or
mnizatiuns the Grand Army. the fio
uper society students from -
! MichaoTa college. tho pupils ~ th'
indian schools, tho rr men ana all pa
| triotic citizens viii ai.i.t in making
this memorable occasion, as u 4
the frat Ina which this grand patrioti'
society. the Daughters uf ib" AmcrI
can Revolution. has mark q "a histprl
spot in New HrNiCu. Carriage WI
De- in front of the COVE morris palac
To tnfr people at o low char Poo tl ia
lspot uf tho myoiling which .a un th
! NEua FIla road. about huf mil
this side uf the government india
school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Col Hurradaiir who H camping ON
tho roeus sent The Cit.znu The follow
inE not"
"Mr TrmblD manager of ths street
railway company refuses 90 allow the
band 'r,o fare 8oD him ur pay fare
fur sunday bcurht n you want band
Tho note was shown SIR Trimhlr
who promptly denied that hc had rD
fused free fare for the band for sun
day hHnrnt spnrtB llp stated that
Col BorTadasle in bia conversation
with him iid not mention tho sunday
benefit but talked boa u general way
and hH Informed the colonel thni uW
luF tU the hand boys taking uunrrDH
sary advantage ui the free puglleg,
| be- would have Goo make "a uDw rule
hereafter fpr their passage For al
! benefits ut the fair grounds said 81
Tfmbic the baud viii he paAarS %
| and fro un the street csrs ifco %
! charge This is rule which has al
/ ways been carried ont by the HtrCo
car tumuuuF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Just al tho close OF dance In the
school house in B,rwind in the early
hours ~ Saturday morning Ed smith
shot jasper Hammond twice one shot
taking eject and passing through the
thigh. the other lodging in the right
groin Hammond WAS brought To the
hospital. where he died az 7 o'clock
this morning Smith has slight
wound In tho back of the head. Tho
men had been Quarrcliug more or less
all through the evening and had only
been prevented from coming 70 blows
hy the Intervention uf friends. When
the dance was over the quarrel was re
moved with the result as stated above
Hammond was about % years odd
and unmarried. ilc has "a married His
ter living ,n Starkvlle.
Deputy sheriff Mulberry went "a
Berwind Sunday morning tU arrest
Smith and land him Ia the county
Jail Coroner Sipo went ont 90 inyos
tigatc and summon Witnesses for th'
inquest which was held in this city
| Trinidad Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
GALLUP

From the Republican
Nre Sol Boiler left for several
weeks visit az Los Angeles and San
Diego. California
Miss Nollic Spiers is visiting for a
'ow days with her friends. Mr. and
Mrs Bluckwoud az WingloW
Mrs. John WnKclbcrgcr and her lit.
tlc daughter are spending a few weeks
No the Jomcz hot springs
Chas Friend started on a long jour
ucy 90 Australia AZ san Francisco
ho will De- joined by his wife and
laughter
Lawrence B. Smith returned home
from Albuquerque, whore be- has been
attending the university during the
past term.
MIR Mprrywcathcr OF Denver. ar.
rived Co take the place on the Colo
adu supply COmpany's store made
aCant hy W. s. Campbell
Danny Mcclure who had the mis-
fortune 90 break his leg about ten
lays ago, is getting along very well
lnier IN. HarpcrE care at the town
hospital
a young man known as sport
Moore, who has been around here for
hr past few months, left for parts
Unknown. leaving q number OF un.
settled bills behind him
ON Tuesday Judge Welsh devoted
Two hours 10 the examination OF an
DtCro miner and his wife. who were
charged hy another miner with pOis.
lnlng two COWS After a thorough eX.
animation the case was dismissed
Alex. Robinson has gone east 90
meet his prospective bride, who Is a
Young lady from New York. They
Nili be married In st Paul's cathe.
lral AZ Chicago. The Tammony cot.
age on the Highlands has been fitted
80 FOR their reception.
Quite number OF improvements
have been made this week ln the
European dining room and Arms bar.
lvr shop New floors have been laid
The entrance reModelcd, the barber
hop made larger aud handsome limo.
lpum laid over the flooring
A party ~ PENNSYLVANIA capitalists
arrived here from the west la "a pri.
gntg car three days ago, since which
time they have made short excursions
/ tn the surrounding country We AN
iorstand that they will visit the west
| 'rn part uf the Navajo reservation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
ROCK ISLAND EXTENSION


Work Being Pushed and over a Hun
dred Miles Now ln Service.
The urt ill miles OF tho Liberal
extension uf the RnCa Island aaH
opened ju regular train service Mon
day A local train was pat un hctwpHu
Liberal Kan and Twist Texas. aud
tho General uflrca OF the Chicago
Rock island a Mexico were opened nl
naihart ToxaF
In projecting thlB now line th,
Rock Island huught the El Paao a
Northeastern road. a line llS mile.
long ami running from El pas0. Texas
tu White oaks y NJ From tho north
Drn end uf the extension construction
has gone ON aa noted above until a
little more than loo miles have been
finished AZ The same time the track
ON tho south end between white oaks
and Santa Rosa is being laid and IL
iH predicted that hy next March trains
viii bc running clear through to El
laso The greatest delay now ia in
the grading which o. very heavy The
bridge work aH stated before has tn.
ken much of tho time of the cunstrur
tlun mon ono uf tho largest bridges
uf iiH kind iu the country has been
under construction on the south Cana
dian river and tho high waters of this
spring have contributed their share ln
the delay which has been caused
Twice the building machinery has
hcon washed away by high waters.
barlIug greatly the efforts OF the com
pnuy to rush the work
In view of the opening of the line
several towns are after the uoW diyl.
sion which ls tp hr established The
railroad people are not saving much
but tho towns of Pratt burhliu aud
Liberal are very anxious Tor the divl
sion A number OF Iow stations have
boen opened along the route and the
company promises tO do itH share in
increasing the trnflic Of the Rock ls.
land. Hero are some uf the names
uf ucw stations that have been CO..
tahlishod along the line Sunset
stafford Rpyoiilc Shade. Buffalo No
g. rmnalo 80 Out.mo sanford POGO
do Aqua Beer Top aud Ooodwcll
Joseph Myers. general freight aud
passenger agent Of tho Chicago. Rock
leland a Mexico and j G. McCahe.
general freight agent of the Chicago.
Rock Island g. HuNiru have appeared
before the Tcsna railroad commission.
asking Tor Authorize to put ln freight
rates uu the nfiy miles of new road
nov completed within the state of
Texas The authority was granted.
and that part of thH ngi already IN.
ishpd o. open fU business under
nuHulri9uF tiruum.f.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
NtNcMAN

From the Miner
W r. Grounds and several other
catli mcn loaded fourteen cars with
cattI. ~ llackhorry and took them TO
California. John linus and George
Miller went iu with the cattle
Last Saturday the Sheoptrail mines
were closed down for the summer
m1ntha. The cyanido plant at the mill
on thr river win ho kept In operation
until an the tailiug8 have been cleaned
up.
We learn that there will be not less
than fourteen entries in the drilling
contest tl take place IN kingman ON
the Fourth NJ July Tho purses hung
up are quite an Incentive 20 the crack
dril'srs az the county. and we may oX.
poet 90 sco some record breaking time
made
ID d. nouuro met with a serious gc
Vllcut iu a runaway. He left his team
standing ON the south side uf the rail-
road while hc won't infe warehouse
The team started 60 Iun and ncnur,
attempted to stop them but was
thrown down and run over Ho is bad
ly skinned and bruised an over IA,
hands. face and body
Tho little scyCn.wcrks old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. j, g. phclau was seized
with spasms and before "a doctor couli
be- summoned the little one expired
Tho funeral WAS held from the resi-
dpnCc ON Pine street, Father Nabr,
conducting the services ut the grave
a large number NJ friends aud nc
quaintancos followed the CurtoFc q
The grave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

~ The EstCy cumpnnya mine improve
mouts A part nf the machinery fur
90" loading plant is now on the ground
and Dr Dfysuu. son In law 90 ID M
Eaicy estimates that t will takr alN.
ty to ninety DAYS tu set up tho ma
Chluory and gpt the ioachlng plant
ready FOR operation.
Export % Prey smith. who ln thc
employ uf the Estcy company exam
incd tho resources Of The district ho
tnrr amy preparations woro made fnt
The erection of tho l.achiug plant has
Invested heavily himself being man
of greet means aui tbrt, nto wears
experience iu copper mining Tho EH
toy company iH spending large
amount of money 90 ready go han
die thD urp of tho ramn. aud u is rraa
uuAhN certain that .N months leo the
future viii show Eaf. Diiy one of thp
most prosperous ,ai ul iu Now MoN.
loo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
Mnmen and Wine

DiglOyal 90 the trust Imposed in hlm
a dofaultcr 90 his employer, and "a
disgrace 90 his family This Do tho
record Of A. q. Stafford. late ticket
agent ~ the Santa Fo nt this place
says the Trinidad Advertiser
Women. wine and tho green cloth
teli the whole tory ~ this man b
downfall As 90 the an Dunt be- a
short with the railroad company no
one seems 20 know or " they DO they
won't tell AZ tho ticket Office two
expert accountants are az work check
Ing up his business The railroad cm
ployos say that he % short about $500
Just a few hours previous 90 hih de-
parturo stafford made use ~ several
0f bis friends throughout the city hy
borrowing various sums A. 90 hia
whereabouts, no ohc seems 90 know
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
FROM SILVER CITY
New 6relter pr3Icct--Sehooi Teach
cfs Choscn-Othcr itcuo.

crs Chosen--Other ltemo.
Sp,piat Correspondence
silver city g M. juno TIT iH
reported that th, san Francisco Smelt
cr company propose 90 establish and
operate smelling plant In Grant
county lu the nraT futuro. u is stated
that thuy WIN siat Allh "a dny ton
capuclt. rnr dos .tl.t ut win in
yrrn.y it fG much larger amount g.
soon a. tho hualuUHa increases enough
to mauD o. Tho luratun of tho
FmpIter ha. not boon ..jtIrl upuu us
vet Lut 10 ls Thought thnt hry viii
place h in the aou.h.uu end OF the
county
a chang. in the arrival uf the in.
coming pns oue.r tuiu ou mo santa
Fo went into pF,ri la.t sunday The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
sHGePMeN MEET.
knotty Questions Are Discussed and
Solutions Suggested.

AZ meeting uf Ga" Hhcopmcn ut
Chaycs and Lincoln counties ip the
Roswell club rooms "Wednesday even
ing various questions ~ vital import
uucp were discussed
The question on the sCah Law was
brought before the meeting and discus
sod al length. but nothing was de.
cidod upon VIII Prayer secretary Of
the Southeastern Wool Growers asso
citation. made very eloquent appeal
10 an shregmen 10 join the associn
tiuR Walter white wHs then appoint.
ed sheep Inspector for six months al
flUy pei month.
Shocpmen from all portions of the
county WcTO in attendance. and all 90.
port sheep ln prosperous condition
good range ana very heavy lamb
crop
No further business being presented
the meeting adjourned -Pccos Valley
StnCkmnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
Reuben Z. PoseY Dead.

Reuben 4 posoy, "A well known at
torucy, died ~ the home Of his daugh.
tor Mrs. Dixie 4. Quinlan. In SOcor.
ro. the other evening from apoploXy,
aged q years 3 months and 20 days.
Mr poscy was born Ia Henderson,
Ky. and was one OF thirteen children.
eight of whom are stlll li"ing. lie
studied law iu Louisville. KY, and az
William and Mary college Virginia.
Ia 1852 he came to Now Mexico and
WAS member of the law Arm OF
pospy a Leonard. Socorro. lie re-
turned 10 Kentucky "A few years ago
whore about eighteen months ago h'
suffered Bunstroko from the effects oi
which he never fully recovered. Al
hour or two before his death he hat
an attack OF apopleXy and remained
unconscious until he passed away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
I.ANn OrFIcE nnslNEss


The following business was trans
acted At the federal land Once IN san
ta Fo during the week ending June ~.
Homestead Entries Juno O. Pedro
Raol. Chavcs. 1850 acres. San Miguel
county. Charles Lee Young, Ration
so acres. Coifax county; June &. Ia
maCiu Gonzales. Santa Rosa. 1869 acres
Guadalupe county, June z. Henry
Schlenann. Gallup. 1896 acres. Nc
Kinloy county. June s. Francisco r
Truilllo. Puerto de Luna i59 acres
Guadalupe county: Cleofas NJ uacR
Santa Rosa 100 acres. Guadalup,
county. John William Wood Santa
Rosa. iGn acres Guadalupe county
TcodorO L. Garcia. LumhertOn. 100
acres Rio Arriba county June 10. Al
frpdo L. pachcco. Watrous. 1850 acres
Son Miguel county; George u, Brady
Chama. tG9.ge acres. Rio Arriba coun
ty juno ~. NiCtorianO Gonzales, Ger
10 lCO acres. Ttaos county
Final Entries June 6. Miguel Ape
Iaca Escohosa. 1852 acres Borna
lilo county. Jose 49, Lehario. Escobo
sa. 1897 acres. Bernalillo county
Jesus Gonzales = Chacon Santa FD
l60 acres. Santa Fo county,
Desert Land Entry June l2. Dcnn!
J. ncvinr Springer, 81 acres, Colfas
county
Coal Land Entries juno =. William
Biount. Gallup Mckinley county; &
lA. Stephens. Thornton Bcrnalill.
county. June q. Ike ~ Graham, Rland
Bonahio county. NJ Rodcnlurr
! Thornton. BCrnalillo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

The Dawson Fuol company nled In
corporation papers in the ofico ~
Territorial Secretary j W Reynolds.
Tho capital ls 81 400 600 divided into
10000 shares Headquarters AZ Ala
muEurdl Ot,ru county The incurpOr.
atorF are Clarence u simpson. Chas.
n Eddy and benjamin y Harmon.
Tho directors are Clarence D. Shnp
son Chaa So Eddy Thomas y Wat.
kins benjamin S Harmon nnd VIII
lam y Thompson The company Will
engage ln coal mining In Colfax coun-
~. whore Il has acquired tho, Dawson
coal noldH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
"old MIr-1ury IN ~. r1se.


The D.tl 4. ElHI O. say that
"Old NaHuury viii D.. rsp entod la
thai s'nJ FREQ fur ali t.ot on Sunday
afternoon Sos. 1Bt t.aI rfani lt.
up horse "Nimua Iu a.0 purclai-
cd by Jim johnson Ara vIu 1U en-
tered az the Sunday hcu1Ht This VIII
make "a grauI rae uf tour ~ the best
hursoH ever brought tu Nnw Mexico
aud VIII bc worth "a collar 90 see.
"Nimhlp Jim wa. bred lu Missouri
and sired hy tho wout @ Jrro Wilkpa.
&c. viii nos bo pU' in active training
and br entered fn th" fan races. So
lrt ola MiFsnuB turn out ON Sunday
and root for their horse. The sporta
unu SUNDAY afternoon are Tor the
bono0t of Harmon Wynkoop, the base
bail pitcher who broke his arm ON
Memorial day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
TRANS MIsslssIppI CONuRFss

Acting Governor W Haynolda ap.
pointed the following Delegates to the
Trans Mississippi commercial congress
which viii meet a. Cripple Creep.
Colo. ON July iG tO no a staab. san.
n Pc. r - Burns. TERRA Amarilla.
Jose a. Lucrrn las Cruces q w.
Harrison Albuquerque. W " Bucher.
ilillshoro MulaauIas Martinez. Taos.
p ~ Pierce las Vegas A Lawrence.
Clayton George " Webster. Carls-
bad, n q Tracy Carlsbad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

young Langford's mouth and coming
cut NJ the back Of the neck breaking
thc iawhono and forcing several teeth
through his cheek on ts way YOUNG
langiord's parents reside iu DominE
and he rode home all alone. bleeding
prufusely nt the mouth Drs WollR
and Mcintyre are attending the young
man and although the wound is dan
gerous. they hope 90 pull him through
AZ the time of the accident Mr. Ioacn
was in Domlng attending 90 ship
mrnt of cattle and knew nothing
about u until Informed ~ the fact
Doming Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
A PecULlSR MisHAp
"A Bicyclst Accidentally Shoots Him.
acIf with a Revolver.

G,uIE WilrIt Uf bHHrI. CIV who
mpNlue % i.H thHnurt Nps MpNrn
un hi. b.}oIu. W.ana as whit. e..
iuE tN. Denver A. Rio Gran tH..H
near ImNH'u uu lIH liu.r'U .ppHd %
fIruIIut. I... ONE uf h. pocket
which striking tal was discharged
tho I.ll.t entering Wilcox head near
iho basa uf tho brain and coming ont
uf hi INw &c. was placed un tho Den
r.r Uio Guuig passenger train ana
brought to Santa Fr Wilcos lH u1U
at St NincutF hospital. whore bis in
jury was pronounced not fatal and uu
Jess complications set iu hc win &c.
rover uuiuklt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Winslow, Holbrook, William S, Flag.
staff and kingman.
INTERESTING NOTES FROM GALLUP.
wiNsLow

From the Mall
" 4 Sawyer returned from an ox
tended trip TO Los Angeles much i'm
proved in bcalth
Tommy lleFsor was somewhat tn
disposed. but wc are glad 60 announce
there was nothing Of q serious nature
IN bis ludlap0EitiOn.
We understand there Is 10 be- new
saloon IN Wlnslow on or about the
18th inst We are decidedly Of the
opinion that the saloon business o.
being uYcrdunc. But the survival uf
tho attest or the one with the long
cat purse viii ho the result
Five cent beer cannot be- sold Co.
WuslDW. Freight charges are toe
high Anyone who undertake. to cut
prices in this line. will come out at
the small end OF the horn is our pre-
diction No are too iar removed from
tho east and the cust OF dcliycrint
goods be- too great 20 come to eastern
prices