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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
PROBABLY \ MURDER.
Santa Rita Excited over q CHASTITY
Rolic nearthed by a Dog.

Santa Rita Excited over q 0hastly
Rolie nearthed by a Dog.
Considerable excitement was crCa.
tcd at the mining camp uf Santa Rita
las week hy the discovery of dog
carrying iu his mouth the skeleton of
the leg of a human being. says the
silver CITY Independent
The grucsomc thing was taken from
the animal and sent into Silver city
for the examination of the county
physician. Dr. Carl Hagen, who pro
nuunccG it the leg Of child uf about
eight years OF age Tho leg had been
amputatcd nj the thigh and bore some
evidence pf disease. so that IL mas
have been the result of n surgical op-
Grafton although Crudcly performed.
The limb had evidently been buried
aud was uuearthed boy the dog
Many sensational rumOrs have
have been aflOat as a result Of the
matter. but nothing definite has set
been asccrtained. although the county
peace officials have been at work.
Or. Hagen thinks that the leg was
that ~ Mexican child and the oppr
alton must have been performed some
months ago. as nearly all the flesh
had decaypd from the bones No one
in Santa Rita has any recollection
of any child being disfgured la this
manner. aud the supnusitipn Is that
either murder has been committed
or else death followed the amputaiiun
and the remainder Of the body buried
elsewhere.
The Young girl. Lulu Glossbronucr
whose name was dragged into the
story by the Enterprise. o. alive and
well and is at present residing on th,
ella
Dr Hagen has turned the limb into
| the custody OF sheriff Goodoll "a
lawait future Developments in the case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
INCORpORATIONs

The ChicagoNew Mexico on cOmpa
ny hled Incorporation papers in the
Office Of the territorial secretary. The
inCorpuratorH are James W. Wilson
j. PcmbroOk Bifhop and George A..
Gary The capital b. 100000, divided
into 10000 shares. The directors are
Jas, W Wilson, j. pembruOk Bishop
William NJ Wallace, W. d. &. Street
and George s, Gary OF Chicago. ly
man Booth of Ashton. ill, Richard
llondrick, Charles V. Stafford and Jos
cph prowip II san Juan county, Now
Mexico The headquarters Of the com
pany will be- at Cedar Hill, San Juan
county. and the main offices at ChlCa
go. III.
Theodore Seth. Alexander Green
baum and Bernardo Romero y Lopez
of ltio Arriba county, incorporated the
Park View Mercantile company of
which they are also the directors. The
capital Is 5000. divided into thirty
slX shares. The company has its OF
fees at Park View. Rio Arriba county
The Sierra Blanca Gold and Copper
company Incorporated. the incorporat
ors being Frederick Y DOrtOn Rich
ard A. Manning and James V DignOw
ity OF Baltimore, Md. The directors
are Richard A. Manning aud James V
Dignowity ol baltimore. and John Ho
gan ~ Las Cruces The capital il
81 600 eco. divided into 900, ,O0U
shares. The companys hcadquartors
are az Las Cruces. Dona Ana county
Fred Brucggcmann. Alya J.. Hobbs
and Charles j. Dold Of COlfaX county
filed incorporation papers for the Iron
Mountain Gold Mining company. Cap
| ital $3.50. 900 divided into 15u,J0t
shares Directors \. II. Glarncr. Al
Romeiror, J. H. Bahr, J. T.. lach, Sam
uol Unman. Max. l.. Rucssell.
| Brueggemann, Alva l.. Hobbs, a.
j. Dold rhe offices OF the con. ....
are to be nt Kansas city and the head
quarters Gt Elizabethtown, Colfa'
| county.
The American Crude OH CompHn,
| filed incorporation papers The in
corporators are William II. IL. llcwel
| lyn. Clyntun B. llewoilyu, Joseph +
Ronham ~ Las Cruces. William NJ
Mick William j. Murray. Wendell II
| X Mick. Warren W. G. Spencer
George G. Hale. Of Sunolk county
Massachusetts The capital is 81 900
600 divided into 1000 900 shares
Headquarters at Las Cruces, Once
nj Boston. Mass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

s party 30 Albuquerque society
I,lk BRIGHT 1nl carly SUNDAY morning.
a,ardei ths popular tallyho, Jumbo.
and started Gov Hoaf Canyon 10 escape
ihc heat an munutuuy Of city life for
t aaY Tho rioat8 Df honor were Mis-.
sp. Lena and g. g. Price Of Soc0rr0.
An the sights of interest in the canyon
avrr visited and everyone reports a
very pnIG.Hblr outing The Jolly
o Owd Included fho following
MCdamos Alfred Gruusfrld. L. X.
Strauss. Non lfoli. Max Schuster L.H.
storm MiarDr a. Price Lena Price.
Nina HdEonwald Jettv Rosenwald.
stella isWlnson Marie Benjamin.
lrrda BHfih and birdie stern Messra.
Alfred Grunrfld. l.. q strauss, Noa
iurld. g.. u Stern l.. llfeld, David RIOS.
.uWald sidney RDseuwald seymour
| ieWlnsuu julius kaltrr Dave Woillcr,
/ Harry WD.llor. Sol benjamin, Albcr,
lter and t.eo strauss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
SUES ron DAMAGES.
A Novel Suit Entered Against the
Southern Pacific.


.Iospph Anslcy Ir.. uf Scranton Pc,
one of the capitalists who is Interested
In the allied corporation at AiamnEur
do. has nled suit against the southern
Pacific railway company 90 recover
1890 for personal injuries 10 his wife
and alleged damages 90 himself The
grounds on which the suit is based are
quite novel according 20 the III fhs"
Herald.
In July, 1899. Ansloy and his wife
were iOurucying from Los Angeles 10
El Paso and we're on the passenger
train when several Of its cars were
wrecked. eighty miles east of Yuma
There was general shaking up OF all
the passengers in the cars which were
not ditChed. and Anslcy and his wife
left the Pullman and stood around IN
the vicinity uf the wnshuut in the rain
from q. m. tO 10 noon the next day
Then they were brought 90 El Paso
and detained until their damaged bag
gage had been examined AFTER that
they went Co AlHmogordo and suhse
uuoutly returned 10 Pennsylyanla
where their three small children were
awaiting them.
Soon aftor reaching home Mrs. Ans
/ Iry was taken ili aud remained $50 fOI
nearly "a nouth and has since been
almost am invalid Her husband
claims that her illness was produced
Iby the experience in Arizona where
/ tho wreck occurred, and asks Tor dam
ages on that account Tor the delay if
/ m PaHu. and expenditures oCcaEluuco
/ hy the delay. Tho total sum demand
cd h. $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
DRAGGED TO DEATH.
Wealthy cattleman, Who Also Has
Denver Residence, 10 Dead.

Wealthy Cattleman, Who Also Has
Denver Residence, 10 Dead.
4 special dispatch 60 the Denver Re
publican from Springer. n NJ. says
~ H. Nash wealthy fanChman.
whose ranges are near Cimarrun Col.
fax county, was killed by being drag
ged by "a broncho up the mountain
side From telephone reports TO
Springer. ho had ropcd the animal
and the ropes became tangled about
him
Mr. Mash was married nearly two
years ago Co Mississippi lady, who
has since rcs3IDd In Denver. living
with her mother at 1855 Franklin
street
Mr. Nash came to New McXico
from Arizona about seven years ago
and bought a large tract of land on the
punil stocking II heavily with cattle.
Three years ago he was elected county
commissioner and was member of
that board during the county seat
troubles. retiring the irHt oi last Jan
uary
tie was over 60 years Of age and a
very thorough business man in every
particular ne ia estimated 70 hc
worth 100000. No arrangements
have yet been made for the funeral
but IL rs supposed here the body VIII
be- taken TO Denver Tor intcrment
Mr. Nash carried q heavy Insurance
and physicians we're summoned from
here 20 cc~tify 30 dis death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Tom Johnson IS the name Of "A color
ed driver in tho employ of the p1n0s
Altos Gold Mining company, who had
a most remarkable escape from death
Friday evening Sic was driving four
mule team hauling a load of heavy
mining timbcrs down the steep grade
close 20 the ArHt reservoir O.. %" com.
pany. when tee klngholt broke John.
son could have jumped and saved kim
self. but in an cnOrt 60 protect the
team. waited moment too long. and
was thrown under the lumber and the
wagon ny the most fortunate circum
stance. he feli into little gully which
prevented the heavy material from
crushing out his NE ana when rrH
cued n little later was found 90 have
sustained only fractured ankle and
two broken fingers No one who Wit
messed tho accident had any idea Other
than that ho would be- found crushed
90 death Silver city Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
LAND oFFlcE ENTRIES.

The following business was trans.
acted al the federal land office Ia
Santa be during the week, ending July
II.
Homestead Entries July !, Jose
Dolores Duran, Guadalupita, 100 acres.
San Miguel county, Miguel Martinez.
Cabra Springs iGO acres, san Miguel
county. July ~, William IL Taylor.
Ration. 100 acres, Colfay county, Jose
Enfranio Esqulbel. Ticrra Amarillo,
1880 acres. Rio Arrba county, July
90. Ygnaclo Garcia 3 ApOdaca Chayes,
100 acres. San Miguel county, Francis.
co Garcia. Escobosa i5095 acres, Bor.
na,illo county; July 10, Jesus Maria
sanchez Espanola, 100 acres, Guada
lupe county william A. Hall Chama
leo acres, tiO Arriba county; Ricardo
Valdez. Wagon Mound. 100 acres, san
Miguel county. July 10, Nomocin san
doval. Wagon Mound, iGo acres, Mora
county,
Final Entry July 10. Antonio No
Ian, Sanchez. 100 acres, San Migue
| county,
Land Sold July TO- William T
Markham. Ration, 100 acres, Coifa'
county; John H. Greeson, Ration, i6l
acres. C0lfaX county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
FROM LUNA COUNTY.
Guy Moore Fell From Tree and Broke
Abandoning to Have Fire
Protection,
RAILROAD GRADING OUTFIT.
snccInl cnrrnannnhnncr.

Special Correspondence.
DpmlnF n NJ July IL Melville
Robertson and Guy Moore were play
lur Monday afternoon when Guy folt
from trco and broke both bones Ina
his right fore arm. nr SwopC $50 u
almost Immediately and although "a
rather complicated break the doctor
SAYS that 70 viii heal quickly.
The parkor grading OUTFIT has oyi-
IDENTITY come 90 stay They have rent.
ed one of the Dunlop buildings as "a
store room and for the past two days
have been ftoring grain therein.
Jos q Mghoury John Winfield and
Henry Meyer luft Monday evening Just
ahead of the storm for Apache g. no.
Mahuncy and Winfield who iH plum
her in Mr Mahuuvys employ a. do
the figuring for plumbing etc. tU hU
done on the Diamond A ranch building
thcfe and MI Meyer 90 obtain beef
for his Dcm'nE meat market
Thus q Ward has sold that ear toad
of hno bulls that be- brought humc
from Kansas. hakor brothers pur.
chase Nftcon uf them and Clarence
HAIL the balance ni ten The average
price fthese bulls was seventy Ave
dollars a mead
The Orman a Crook grading outfit
unluadud their hurEos, mules aCrupcrs.
etc. at DrminE Monday and Tuesday
rhcy LETT Wednesday morning for the
Taylor ranch whore they VIII go 90
work Immediately Tho uutht as u
pulled down Gold avenue when leav
ing the town attracted almost ns much
attention us q circus parade
The steel cells for the Luna county
Jail have arrived and are nuW being
set up. 20 Judge from the looks oi
these coils the Luna county officers
will spend very little time trailing any
~ their escaped prisoners
The Dcmlnr business mpn are begin
ming 10 show lifo in the matter of Gre
protection for the town. Different
plans are hoing discussed. but the one
which is talked uf most ia to get two
chemical engines aud organize two
companies which are to bo wen dtill
cd in the use of the Eachlugs This
will be- ample protection fur the town
and in an probability can ho managed
without a great deal OF trouble aH the
material for the companies is already
| here. and Dcmiug never had vprY
much trouble in raising money Tor O
worthy cause.
The frst real rain ~ tho season fel
Tuesday evening u came good and
hard for a short time Although more
would bee highly appreciated We ar,
thankful for amy amount u1 matter
how small and this one was certainly
/ enough "a settle tho dust.
Several Deming citizens are contom
plating being present at tho knight
| Tomplars cunclayC 60 bo held at
/ i.ouisyiilc. Ky. next month.
W. = Blrchncld has returned from
the cattle markets. tie sold his steers
at Rapid CITY. South Dakota. for 9
good round price.
Judge Louis Marshalrs man!
| friends are glad to see him no ncarh
| recovered from the rheumatism. Al
though the judge still uses q cane al
Sisted by au umbrella u ig easy 20 no
ticc the Improvement
Rush & Luopold are working on th'
new building between the Cahinc
and the French restaurant and it q
fast nearing completion. IN shor
time after the arrival of tho front
which b. now on the road. the hdildinl
| will be- ready for use.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
LAST NIGHTS PROGRAMME.

Tho following was the programme
fuy the public exercises IN the hall OF
at the capitol last ev-
oniur. commencing az $50 o'clock.
Violin Solo Professor Balm.
Vocal Quartet. 'Tis Morn '-Geihel
Mrs McCord. Miss Blanchard. Mcssra.
Johnson and McCord..
Piano solo. MIR Borgcre
Recitation Selection from Pcnclope's s
English Experience. Kate Douglass
Wigelns' hv Miss Gildcrslccve.
Vocal Solo. a Dream ..... Bartlett
MIR MCCord
Trio. might Sinks Ger the Wave.
Mrs Wood Miss Blanchard, and
Mrs Rice.
Duet. Mandolin and Piano by Mes.
sra Gurtnrr and Hergorc
Violin selection. Professor Balm.
Piano solo. THE Cascades Pauor
hy Miss Hurt
Recitation How Ruby Played" by
Mrr Rice
Vocal Solo Appear Lo'F at Thy
Window. GrpUh. by Mrs McCord,
pIHn1 Solo. "rho Spinning Song
Wnruor.I.iszt. by Miss Schormuycr.
Vocal Quartet, Good Night Belov
pl. piusuu. by Mrs. McCord Miss
blanchard and Sicssrs, Johnston and
McCord
Miss sgnormoycr played the accom-
pauimeuts.
The capitol was brilliantly illumin
atcd Tor the occasion 90 which the pub
Bic was cordially invited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
ux.PeNlTeNTlARv TOUGH.
Captured In El Paso and VIII BE TAX
en- Back 20 las Vegas.


fShcrln Cicofos Romero. of Las We
gas. passed through Albuquerque en-
route 60 ll paso FOR Jack puny a mo-.
torious negro The Record says
Last March Duny amused himself
hy giving Mrs Grace Coombs. the col
ofod keeper of a boarding house In
l.as Vegas a horrible beating. and the
Colored brute fed 20 pastures new.
escaping arrest
The grand Jury found true bin
against Jack for assault with Intent 70
Kill and since then sheriff Romero h7s
been trying To- locate the culprlt
terday he received dispatch froB
ghcrn NJ III paso. Tex. annOu
that Jack was under arrest In ,...t
city. awaiting the arrival ~ an OH.
Ger from this county As soon as Shcr.
IN Romero can procure the requisition
papers from Gov. Otero he will go 90
~ paso and escort Duny to Las We.
gas wherc he will rustiCate In the
county jail until next term of the dis.
trict court
.hJark was released from his natural
home In the pcnitentlary only a few
months ago. and hc seems prone "a
evil az the sparks ny Hpward"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
Public Office 10 . Public Trust.

Hon a. A. Miera chairman Of the
board of county OF commissioner az
Bornalulo county, and "a member oi
the commission Of irrigation of the ter
rltory. has set "a good example tu ut
nc,- holders iu New MeXico and else
whore. says the New Mexican. lmme'
dintely upon his appointment as "a
member uf the irrigation commission
he sct himself 90 study the technical
aud practical aspects of Irrigation.
Ile secured the best authorities upon
the subject and be- is today outside ui
irrigation engineers one uf the best
booked authorities ON irrigation IN
Now MoNico In the same manner as
member Of the board of county COM
mIssiuners hc studied the different
phases of county government and ln a
great measure through his wcll direct
ed efforts the revenues ~ Hcrnalillu
county have hcen greatly incfrhsrd
and the county administration brought
upon u business basis u is not more
| ly the attending ~ the meetings OF
| The boards tO which he belongs ln or
der 10 make o quorum and drawing hl.
salary that are Mr. Mloras conception
I az duty. hut rather the giving ut ~
much time and aa much thought "a
possible 10 the objects for whlch 'hoH'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

No. ~. OF silver city. Adolph r wit.
eel: San Marclal. No 10. Abraham
schey. Golden Rule. No. lG. of White
Oaks. John A. Brown; Harmony. No.
n. Albuquerque. o. A. Mntson Friend.
ship. No rs. of Madrid. James Wood
Eddy. No ~. of Carlsbad, j. y. B0l.
ton. Aztec. No. %. y. G. Condit.
Pennington 30. "a Il. G. Arnold.
Only routine business was transact
cd at the forenoon and afternoon sos-
siuns yesterday.
The Plaza feto yesterday evening
was under the auspices OF the Won.
ans Board cf Trade and was given on
this date in honor OF the visiting Odd
Fellows There was a good turnout
uf residents and visitors who were
present tu view the brilliantly illum.
mated Plaza. partakc OF the refresh.
monta provided. patrOnlzo the rum.
mage aud surprise tables, pay visit
90 the Rp4y tent and listen a. the
strnina of music OF the rcgImcnlal
Band
The programme todey rs as follows:
Sessions OF the grand lodge both fore.
noon and afternoon at which the grand
officers win ua elected and installed.
fn the oV venting q public reception viii
be- held in the hall uf representatives
at the capitol which will bee brilliant.
ly illuminated There Will be- vocal
and instrumental music, rccitntlons
and short aidroHEcH
Tho grand lodge of odd Fellows ~
New Mexico. iu session 90 Santa Fe
Thursday afternoon elected The follow
inr officers w T. Kelley of Soeorro
gtund master. Alfred 1olfs Of Ration
deputy grand master Dr q g. Cruick
hank OF San Mnrcial grand senior
warden Alexander Bowie a. Gallup
grand secretary; 4. ~ H0glc Of san
Ca Fo grand treasurer.
Yesterday forenoon Grand Instruct
| oi o \. SlcystcT 0f Albuquerque oxen
! plinod the uuwriitcn work nf the order
covering all uf the deEfCcn.
Yesterday afternoon. retiring Grand
Master Homer T. Unsoll of Las Vegas
Installed the Grand Master Elect W y
| Kelley of Socorro. who in turn install
rd the other officers including the fol
lowing appointiv1 officers Crane
marshal John 4 Bolton of Carlsbad
| grand guardian j. y Hogdon Of Dem
IuR grand conductor. Mark liowcil o
Roswell. grand herald James 4. Woo
of Madrid
The following members Of commit
/ Itces were announced hy Grand master
| Kelley: ~ T. stevens Of Albuqucr
| que. member of the finance commit
/ toe for three years Judiciary commit
tee. John g. Brown of White oaks. a
lF Wuzol uf silver city. T.. @ Condi
of Aztec. Grievance sud appeals com
mlttcc. A. Schcy of san Marcial J
IC OrHn OF Ration. and r. & Arnold @
| llarmiurtuu Committee ON lpgiRla
luon. ". g Ritoh of san Andres Park
lI T.. Smith OF SoCorru, and william
tp. williams of Bland Committee ol
state az the order r. F Konncy q
lGallup: Edward y. Cristy Of Alhu
loueruuo. aud w "a schultz Of las We
lras Memorial committee Rev G.. $
Madden of Bland, W T. Critic ~ la
Vegas aud q. 4. Matson of Albu
uuD rQuc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
RAIN At SILVER CITY
Il Was soakor-Native Base Ball
Teams Cross Bats.

Special Correspondence
silver Citf ~ NJ July 10 Tho
first hard rain this season occurred
yesterday and brought quite a largo
mood down from The mountains. The
surrounding country aud ranges were
lccomiug very dry and cattle were be
ginning to suffer little for water In
rrmc localities
a bouncing boy arrived a. the homo
~ Ed white in this city sunday morn
ing
Geo uttur. an odd resident Of silver
City. who la now located iu California.
tuF passenger on Sunday'a Incoming
train on a short visit
The Mexican ball tcam uf Pluoa Al.
iua and the silver city Mexican toam
crossed bats a. the Athletic Park Sun
Day afternoon with the result uf d
score uf z 40 X in favor Of the Piuo'
e tos team
Fred Bush arrived on tuday'a pas8on
ger from Albuquerque and IL o. said
ne ig thinking 0f locating Ia Silver
CITY
IA. Aiken Of Clurnda Iowa is ylB
| ug his son clyde Aiken the popular
/ uKgiat Zoo This city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
Mnnrn Family Relies.

". q. tspoD MaOre Is In possession
of and has on exhibition at Robinson y
repair shop, "A unique relic OF the
century. being nothing less
than leather bucket tnat formerly
belonged to the Franklin ere company
of Philadelphia. which was organized
by and named in honor Of Benjamin
Franklin philosopher, statesman. pn'
trlot and diplomat The bucket Is in
AN excellent state OF preservation. con
sldoring its great age and looks OK.
,rodlnrly familiar 20 those residents
nf AIbuauoruue who were formerly
mcmbors of village bucket hrlgades
Whilp the vessel Is capable uf holding
water il rs doubtful II il will be used
for that purpose while Il remains In its
present surroundings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
COUNT PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

The court of private land claims az
its session Monday in the Rofugio
grant colony ease. entered a decree de-.
hnlnE the limits of the grant hereto.
fore confirmed. for the allotted lands
lying between the old river bed at the
Rio GrRndo 10 DOLn Ana county. on
the east and the hills ON the west. and
a square league uf pasturnge north OF
the Allotted lands. The grant ~ owned
by the Colony of Rcfugio corporation
and q number Of settlers ON the grant
In the san Miguel del Bado grant
ease the court approved the report uf
Colonel G. q. Coleman az % the extent
of the allotted lands on the grant and
ordered a decree OF confirmation. or.
dcrlng a survey of the grant In ten
tracts the largest being 233S acres
and including all the settlements on
the poCos from Ia Cuosta north 90
San Jose Tho smallost tract covers
nine acres.
The court adjourned yesterday fore.
noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
wiNsLow
From the Stall

From the Mail
Talking about warm weather, Wins
low s having its full share Just at
present aud what makes u the more
10 remains unusually
warm throughout the night.
Tommy uossor with hia usual pat
rutism. observed the ith by "A private
display OF fireworks. ably seconded by
Judge Jas g. Mahoney These gen.
tlomcn are always ON deck when there
81 an occasion 90 display their Ameri.
canism.
Kelly. the pitcher for the Winslow
team al Flagstaff ON the 9Th. threw
hls arm in the first Inning NOtwith
standing this mishap ne threw a good
ball up 20 the hfthl nning when his arm
gave out completely. The Williams
boys can congratulate" themselves ON
this accident. aB u was the only
chance they had Of winning