Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
BATCH OF CRIMES.
A Gibson Guard Shoots
a Miner.
Navajo Tom Falls from Horse,
Breaking Back,
Negro Miners Of Catalpa Shoot and
BruIse Each Other,
AN lNCtNDlARY FIRE.
spocIai Correspondence.


Gibson shot Andrew schllgcr through
the body with Winchester rifle.
sohllgor Was taken to Gallup aud died
ou bis arrival ilo loft % wife and
child at Onrkyillp Tafoya was ar.
rested and viii have bis examination
tonight s corlEafa mry was en-
pluriiUd n"rr yesterday as follows.
Justice of the Peace r. a.. Brown.
MetrH 49, " Morris. John Kennedy
IL. e. Kenny. Thpr Maxwell. e. a.
foulEH aud j. 80 jacobson Part Of
Ono evidence showed that schliKor
with three others from Clarkyllie
forced tho guard Co lot them enter
thr camp az thD point of "a shot gun
hold o1 thc guard by Schllgcr, that
Che guard got assistance ana ordered
tbr men ont Of the camp. ana that
-chiiEar again drew shot gun ON
hIm. which was taken from him.
Several 90 the guards then started
tu take tho mon out Of the camp
the hot gun being carried hy some
one OF them in tho lead. Tafuyn and
Schligor bringing up the rear Near
the guard line the latter stopped and
according to TaflvnH Testimony
cursed him aud made move toward
hiH hip pocket. when Tafoyn shot him
An examination proved that sthugur
had no weapon on him Whether this
evidence was suhstautiatod hy other
witnesses ur NOT have not been able
tu learn Dee men with SchIiger and
tno guards we're am present az the
inquest. also Hll others who know
anything about thp circumstances Tho
examination was thorough ono The
iury adluutnob last night at O'Clock
and we're boo session today al forenoon
thlir recommendation was that
TaIoya should bc held for the grand
jury
Indian Tom, a Navajo. fen on his
horse yesterday two miles west OF
here and broke hls back Ho was
hNIicI where br Iell
Some negro minors got into a fight
ia S.gHay afternoon at Cutulpa
Frank William WAS shot twice by ia
Jackson. once through thp shoulder
HlaHn ans once across tho stomach
One Moore got "a severe cash On tho
head with beer bottle The mon
wore drinking ana Jackson and VIII
iams were both armed with rpyolFprs.
NO effort seems to have been made hy
ihu oUCcrs ut Catulpn or hy the min
nra present to arrest The man who did
tho shuutiuE. and hc succeeded in
making his escape 10 the hills south
Ut the miUoH. Williams 10 getting
along an right aad will recover The
practice OF carrying weapons around
tine camps ls entirety too common
nui should be- stopped.
The county commissioners have re-.
coiyei and signed up the bonds for
thu debit due 90 Bornaullu county and
they have been delivered. The bonds
vote printed by tho Pueblo l.ithogrRuh
company gt an expense ui $500 Co this
county The commissioners have pur
chased twuatory stone building OF
seven rooms for a SAIL The purchase
price was iaUp Ghpy are having DO
uftod up u good shape
Am uCruiiury nr" q few days ago
damaged q dwelling house un Front
lTDri hploue.us tn Hugh McGiuu The
ury Na7 quickly put out hy tho very az
iCiUnt hre company which Gallup has
"A right Go bee proud of. Fire adiustor
Nr"Wlr arrived here uu "Wednesday Ca
IH.H.t This iHsa aud that OF the opera
4agH. uro which occurred about ten
Iuys ago Che '0ss con- tine latter build
ing viii h,uhably amount Gao 5000
Prof NiNikoy. celebrated mincro.
I1-.Ht who was well known lu thH
section twenty years ago. has returned
tu Gallup with plenty OF capital and
Dos nuW dpyotug uis energies Co the de-.
NeIupmout uf Oh, Gallup uu Fields. The
professor was lug OF tho hr.t men
BOZ thD early eighties tD discover the
fd'Uc nt these ull folds The uouu
uF was unsettled at that time the
Indians were ugly and dangerous and
mo- Roadway could Lp made with pros
Pccting In one instance the Indians
burned q building containing tools and
provisions and drove the prospoctors
away with rifles. ana THINGS wore made
generally $50 unplaauant that the idea
1f drilling fuy oH had 90 be- abandoned
The drunken Navajo who resisted
arrest and WAS sounded iu a fight with
Marshal WindorB and others two
w..ts ago has since died OF his ln
iuTIDH Another one ia doing sixty
lag iu jail FOR participating ln tho
same roa
Hon W o. KuCbonbecker has been
called 90 Chicago 90 attend special |
meeting Of the supreme lodge Of the !
knights OF pythias. after which ho |
Siil spend several weeks visiting rcla.
lives in southern Illinois and 81 |
Louis
John Schneider has emphasized hlsI
aith Boo the future uf Gallup by MAX /
ug a number of improvements ON hH |
property un Coal avenue
Mrs g. g. Cotton win leave tomur
uW with LUr children for "a visit of
overall weeks 90 the coast,
sam uarurtt "a wen known ounduc
nr ON the First division has resigned
lH position
Waiter C0HuUH shipping clcrk fur
IS Cotton wholesale indian store
pvut abe Fourth of july iu Albuquer
Horny Miller has opened "a FIRST
lass restaurant Zoe the Maxwell build
lg uu Railroad avenue lle is also
repr.otur ot the opera House resnu
ann aud is making a success OF the
100 .uUsE
s. Hbo. one oi ibg principal NOR.
HautH of valencia county spent two
ass here this week. uu husincsa.
Gregory Page tho popular hu,si
nan. has gone Go So Louis uu % uuaI 7
csH TRIP.
Mrs il 80 Richards has gone ON
visit tp relatives in Iowa. Prof
irharda viii meet her at Alhuquur
ue ON her return from whore they
700 En Co their new home O. Las
TuDps.
Mise jennie Hayics Ia filling the
'a,r 0f W ~ Kelly roo tho Colorado
uppy store during Jho uuoss OF the ,
.ttar
The opera llnus. saloon closed up (
n the 3Uth uIt ou account OF dull
mos Mr Kennedy may reopen the
n In tl" course ut "a month or
Eo
ur d. % Harper has moved his hos.
tu. tu thr Harding building near tho
.rU#r uf SECOND street and Coal
.uu.
d. A. roleu Of Clarkille. spent a
urth visiting iu iho cust during
ban time ho took in the Bunalo eN'
ti0u
N,.sH sharp and Hocucrlp. who ave
terUstod iu mining Ia the Iuni m0uu.
Iu. tumn lu 20 Fpeul 400 Euatth h