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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
ISrEENAL TROUBLE BREWING
DoiPhia's ioas of santa Dc strike Jvopor-
dlses Ills Ontciai Head.

noiphiu's ioaH of santa fc strike JVopuf-
dlscs Ills Oncini Head.
There will possibly be a struggle be.
tween those santa Re operators who
went out on strike and those Who
did not In recognising the o. A. r.
The men who walked out will endeavoF
90 expel hose who dii not Those
Fho did not go out and some % thosc
who DID will endoavor 90 overthrow
President Dolphin aud his administra-
ton. Whichever side prevails Il win be-
a n6ht TO watch and Il 70 evident tina.
O. complete reorganization Il the ord r
Us necessary before II win be recogniz-
cd hy the santa Fe
Most OF the operators who lost their
positions through the strike at Topeka
are readily being placed clsewhoro.
Tho Rock Island took NJ many OF them
az - could use without Discrimination
or objection Among the losing opcr-
ators a few maintain that Dolphin
had no other alternative than 10 order
the strike and say they would have
run had the entire order gone out The
majority view u more clearly a. a mi.-
take an around. and itch for the Lead
er's downfall Some ~ the striker
have given up the order entirely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
pisTUicr corur


The Denny ultarVu Case. fuhiir library
Caar again.
I'm the ease az Nina Denny vs. Geo.
r.. Denny divorce, The defendant
moved to modify decree by granting
him custody OF minor child.
Marie sanchez de nh uUIos W.. Vidal
tiruesu-, .uit for divorce.
New suit. were hlcd as follows:
u. X. Jung 81. ben Meyer; plaintiff
sues defendant ou judgment obtained
n California, October, 1900, for ST..
ilO.N3. with costs. Territory vs.. y +.
l'ar. r.. ". Co., FOR taxes alleged tO be
delinquent, amounting % sl21,2f In
Valencia county and Ia Bernalillo
county
District Clerk owen turned over 60
the territorial treasurer $50 received
ls proceeds from civil vases during The
past quarter.
In the ease Of the Public Library as
ISOLATION vs.. the CITY of Albuquerque
az a.. plaintiffs iiied reply denying
lain allegations ~ defendant, answer.
Holding that The claim that books
furniture aud pictures had bccn pur-
chased from prucgfds OF taxes and
claim that plaintiff had IN ls12 or at
amy ether time ever turned the library
over - the eitS. uf tha! tha city had
ever indicated Co., acceptance OF the
same. had hecu fully replied Go. plain
tin asked for relief and judgment as
prayed for leo thp complaint
John ~. Hughes, hled petition in
voluntary bankruptcy.
George ". Crane s. 60. ui Topeka,
w. Board Of County Commissioners,
Valencia county, suit on warrants
alleged 20 be- due and unpaid amount
ing to 3t1i,
Case of Jose IS. Chavez W.. sr,.Jol
District No. ., county Of Valencia.
wherein plaintin had been granted an
alternative writ of maudamus against
'efendaut to show cause Why plaintiffs
children saouid not boz allowed 90 at
tend said school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
GOOD MINING NEWS,
Activity in the Districts Of Soeorro
and Sierra Counties.
SCHOOL or MINES PROSPEROUS.

Hon. O. r. brown. secretary Of the
board % rcEeuis of the School ~ Mines
az socorr. ana a live and progressive
ellison, who u heavily intor,sie IN
mining ln Hucorro ana sierra counties.
was AZ the Capital yesterday ming ap-
plications in the surveyor generals Of
hcc FOR surveys OF several valuable
mining claims located IN the Black
Range Mr. Brown says mat the
School Of Mines u doing better this
ysar than ever before ln lts history.
IL has over nifty pups AMI they arr
~ much higher grade FROM 40 educ
cationnl and intellectual standpoint
than heretofore. The school Q. doing
good work ln iis special work
A. 20 mining activity SIR Brown
~ OF the opinion that much a. going
un IN the Black Range from Chloride
ncrih There have b.cn several bona
fide sales ~ properties made during
the past month IN that section. ono n
them being a deal involving ioo0. ~
which one-haif has brcn paid down Ia
hard cash. Another deal f. on the
tepis ana % Is fully believed VIII 80
through successfully
The Kelly district D. doing wei riFht
along and the Grand icrg. mining
company o. now erecting concentrate
or 20 treat its ores This Win b. ready
and Zoo operation ~ soon. There are
vast quantities OF icon and zinc ores
ln chat district. which ar. Icing iuvcs-
iEated hy parties who believe they
have @ pruccss Tor thr sue es,ful treat.
n,gnt az these ores an Iuli TINS prove
fact. 30 viii b' TrcHt t1lng for tn
Kelly district All iu an Mr Brown
who " thoroughly posted. thinks the
mining outlook FOR this present year
FOR the socrrn and Sierra mining dis.
tr'cts is splon lld Concerning the
Black Range rlilr lad from MlgdalcHa
60 Chloride, of which company Mr..
Brown Is secretary. be says mat every
thing connected herewith ~ progross-
ms nicely. and the board % directors
expcctH favorable news for the puddle
az an early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
LIuRARy nrnrAu onoAsIltp.
Needing NJ Dr. Aigrr's once Omcers
aud Committees selected.

Needing ~ Dr. Aiger's Onice- omcers
aud Committees selected.
Last night q permanent library
bureau was organized. a meeting Tor
the purpose being held ~ The office Of
Dr y. j. Algcr. Although very little
publicity had boon made of the meet
ing, quite crowd Of enthusiasts we're
present.
Afier being called Ia order the iol.
lowing officers and committees we're
we're elected.
President g. W Ward.
Nioe-prosldont g.. T.. uodgin.
Secretary Treasurer n. y. Hickey.
Executive Committee %. =. MARVIN,
y. y. Childs, II. :. Picard r. W. 10,
Bryan, H. G. Brooks, together With the
officers.
Committee un Hall II. W. Hopkins.
\. B. McMlllen, h. \. Fox.
Committee on Tickets r. a. Frost,
P W. Jacobs, o. a. MatsUn, NJ. b.
Hickey, J. n. Stiugle. &. W. Stubs,
r. j. Algor.
Committee ON Advertising Thomas
Hughes, George W. Stubbs, &. W..
Ward.
Al future meeting to be- called hy
the president, the executive commit
tee will submit IT, report oi permanent
Eulos to govern the Organization.
The present membership, rs made
out ~ the meeting last night, consii'
tutes the following names, % Dee ih-
creased as desired.
y. w. Jacobs, A. -. McMillCu. H.
w. Hopkins G. w. Ward, r.. !. Alger
l.. G. Brooks. n. 5. Picard. r. A. Frost.
George W. stubbs. Thomas Hughes, a.
a. Grant, G.. W. Johnston. H. 4. Fox
%. a. Watson, Il. w, u. Bryan, T.. r.
Chiids, NJ. h, Hickey, &. X, Hodgin, u.
II. stingle j. c. Baldridge ami O. ~
Marion
The committees were empowered tu
arrange matters pertaining to the
Thomas lecture course tO be- given iu
this city this winter The first event
by the Boston ODera company, will be-
given January ~, followed Ia Feb.
ruary by David Starr Jordan, aud iu
March 10y Herr Wagner.
Season tickets will be sold az ~, aud
students tickets az half rate. Those
purchasing season tickets viii have the
advantage of hall day Ia the rcsorva-
ton Of seats.
A thorough canvass ~ the city Will
Toe made 10y the committee on tickets.
and surplus fund Is expected "a ibo
raised thereby which viii be applied "a
future lecture courses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
AFTER rur soALrEns.
Colorado Midiaad and nip Oranae Make
Active War.

Colorado Midland nnd hiu Orunde Make
Active war.
A. result OF the trip of Gelcrii
Passenger Agents Hooper Of the Den
yer q RIO urandc and Bailey OF the
Colorado Midland 10 Grand Junction
Glemwo0d springs and Aspen. ticset
brokers viii be practically hut GOT
from these three towns by u license
la Grand Junction the license TO-
ticket broker viii b. $3.50 ln Gltnwold
springs $500 and iu Aspen 500. The
general passenger aFent. persuaded
the city councils tn the three towns g.
hX this tax and to an intents and
purposes % will shut The scalprr out
Of the town. Tor the business !. NOT o.
sufficient importance to justify Thorn
ia paying such license.
rhe efforts ~ Mr. Bailey ans Major
Hooper 10 XIII on ticket brokers n m
opening In either Grant Juncu n
Glenwood Springs or Aspen. WIS
brought about by the desire io Ei,e
cheap rates to those three towns. ana
they were unwilling % DO this as 10. q
as there was a probability ~ s.alI 81
These ilckets.--Denver Republis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Willie. the third sou ct Mr. aud Mrs.
Geo. Gillespie, aged eight years, acct.
dontiy shot and killed himself We'd
nosda4 afternoon December 20ih. The
accident happened near their home
ubout sixteen miles east nf Springer,
while the three oldest boys ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillespie wprp out shooting with
70 80 calihro rifle, The two older boys
Dave Rnd Edward we're walking ahead
when lhey heard shot and a scream
Aud turning Iuund saw their little
brother fall Running 20 his side they
found that b. bad shot himself through
thc neck. Trndcrly they helped him 10
his feet aud attempted 90 lead him to
the house but hu expired before reach
ing home the ball having severed the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
Az ImwiSENr p,NoEE.
a Last Issue 81 the Chiraga Tribnue Noices
scatinSnt iikr the Following

A Iast Issue 80 the Chiraga Tribune Noices
sentiment Like the Following
The var department VIII rAl %
very hard to get ncN men if the post
Canipeu n abolished Tho government
wll nud % dificut To- get together ali
the men required 90 perfect the "A "
organization ana the Hh0lshmeDi q
lhe oantcon offers On lnsurmounl lllo
obstacle a. the post canteen q tho Dny
feature ~ military M offered the
soldier which is calculated 20 com
pensam him Tor harish D. of csmpaign
lie and monotonY OF glrrisln duty
Tal. being q true expo fiti0n ~ anai 3
D. reflects rather rady upon the mora
oallbro OF our soldiers, II would lead
one 20 suppose that our brave. noble
boys hght ,not for thelr country cr
out of patriotism but Tor theif n1i-R
Not uny mis-. but as % O. esiab ished
beyond doubt that an the lecr they
want can b. gotten OUTSIDE 't rus
our ruiIi.rs n pos Ion of being
sl.uinr adyertis uent for unH'
sam's Beer HoN ure the mg'ty ia
en-,
Ffom n 90 woman has fi-iei "a
mana sword whilst he went ont 90
nrht for 0Sd ana country, aal homes
sncrca nrcs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
AMI.siMENrs

Volume OF tone Is In ipelf one Of
the great points ~ music. bat when
the volume 81 produc d not by m fe
numbers OF performers al sounding
the Same note but by the perfect ir-
mony Of different Instruments and d r
f,ront notes harmonic ng into ca, pc =
feet chord she perfection 90 mnsical
skill may bc saii 20 have be n re ch
80 This Il one OF the market * 81.
,ncles Of Strauss Imperial orci est a
NJ times Il seems as though hut ore
performer was striking a singh chord
and yet atty performers and dozen
different instruments an contribute 20
On, perfect whole. "-Montiel Gazette.
October %. Here on January 8.
ALBA HEYw Oh.
A personal letter from G.arHe II.
Vending. one OF the greatest lcc.ur-
er, on the platform, after h,arilg Mr..
abba Haywood iu an evening ente .
tainment:
Dear Mr., Haywood;
hsve Just re-, lrned T. my SUNNI r
home after a tour Of the chautluqu y.
ana AVIAN myself he first cpportu-
tity 10 write you since We met a
say to YOU what ! wanted 10 say there
after hearing you. Your recltAti Ira.
your songs and your impers 'natilns
are all such entertaining things at
YOU please everybody. but what 1 want
20 testify my appreciation q is the
exquisite finish o. your work and the
touch and taste OF true artist. which
arpufnrs la All v0ur work 1 l0ra A
win crafty you a. IN artist 60 know
that your really artistic work n wen
af the broader effects S. keeniy APP
prcclated by discriminating people.
Sincerely yours
GEO n WENDLtSQ
nInlN "a IAal.m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

ANLrfrrl fNdiHtr on LNf ANNN"A
territorial debt. inzteld n be
Ing as uu1g .,. .....-.......... 1850
VIII be- approximately ......,. 5000
Reduction ,.. ... .............. $4,000
This appropriation Tor territorial
purposes. which now g. mills can
ttcn safely bc reduced 10 q mills with
1ut gripping the territorial business
mill reduction In appropriation f1r
territorial purposes Total ~ b mills
would farther Suggest that N
treasurer bee empowered o. fpply tie
proceeds u these special tax levies,
ral-od Tor redemption purpose. % the
purchase 90 the respective bonds each
year, ana thus stop interest cnaF es
thereon forever provided that such
bonds can be- pure insed at "a rate that
viii net the territory az least per
cent Interest per annum,
While II is generally conc ,lrd that
the wealth az the territory b, n
stautly Increasing the aNsess,d val "a
ton OF tho territory shows a slcai ~
decrease in some counties I can a.
Sign no other reason FOR such decrease
bat The neglect Of some county ass ,s-
surs. A. an instance / viii cite So
zorro county!
Assrssci valuation .n 1898 ... 50 Gbbf1f
Assessed valuation IN 1892 ... f.aai 8
Assessed valuation Gu 1900 .... 2f7iie6.
This b. sn injustice 10 both the terri
ou ana ihe county ana ssry,s no
good purpose whatever A @ rtain
amount OF money has 70 boz raised for
urrtorlal ana county purposes and lfI
the asses-ed value Is de.rpasei { 81
rate nf taxation must Dee Increased
proportion. H!sh take, aiways deter
investors. who DO not look to The rate
assessment as they 10 10 the rate u
taxation
Very rspe Truly yolF obadient scr.
want J, "a. VAUGHN,
Territorial Treasurer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

a sporting man recently OF Rajon,
is absolutely certain that he saw and
recognized 'at Grove ON the streets
of las Negus un saturday He de-
clarcs hr could not have beou mistaken
as he has known the notorious crook
for the past twenty-five years. Why
didn't he "shaiow' hts man then aud
go least get share of the big reward
money which would amount 40 ~ 900
for every year be- claims to have known
tho fellow This besides the rewards
likely 90 be offered hy the clty OF
Omaha and the state ~ Newbrasks for
the apprehension oi the who Is thought
to have planned the kidnapping Of the
Cudahy hoy Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Uncle Sam began the new century
with an overlooking treasury. At the
close Of business on the 3ist, the books
IN The treasury showed an available
cash balance on hand IN excess ~ al
reserve funds o. tiitiii47Ae5. The
treasury year begins july let. ana tn
receipts Tor the FIRST six months Of the
fiscal year have BEEN t29i,Sii.S6i.23.
against s1Si .tetsb for the CORES
ponding months OF the las, fiscal year.
Tho expenditures have been iaiJ,ao0.-
5ls62 against t2gS. 6iG.500.52 last year.
and the surplus OF receipts over cur
rent expenditures has been tist.i.S 2iei,
against tat. 1i6.gela 90 As VIII b. seen.
the expenditures have grown faster
than the receipts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
cLsvrn oArruRr At cArrrAN
Henry Cotton Arrested by Cmccrs for
Alleged Forgery.

Henry Cotton Arrested by Cmccrs Tor
Alleged Forgery.
Says a dispatch from Captain Henry
Cotton was arrested 40 Alamogordo ON
a telegram from Captain charging him
with forgery Deputy sheriff Row
land hrought7him back and turned him
over to the authorities uf Chnvcs
county, who took him to Roswell,
where he must stand trial for the
alleged forgery of the name Of g. l..
Moore to check for t25 on tie First
National Bank Of Amarillo, Tex. lie
skipped Oui across the country toward
Captain after this. aud Deputy sheriff
Davis followed him. Here Cotton took
the train south, getting away few
hours before Davis arrived. Deputy
sheriff Rowland lelegraphed to Deputy
sheriff j. a. Trent of Tularosa DC.
eruption Of Cotton with Instructions to
arrest him. Brent boarded The train
and arrested Cotton en- route 10 Ala
mogordo. He admitted his identity
after his arrest. He Is a young man of
good appearance and comes from okla
homa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

superintendent of Public instruction
81 g. &C. naCl has received the f0.-
lowing bonds uf county tressurats and
collectors who arr also trcasurers 81
school funds Frcdcrick Muller. OF
santa Fr county for sl0000; o.c1r
Lohmnu. bona Ana county. for $4,000;
Uurenio Romero San Miguel county
or $4,000. John ID walker. % San
Juan county. Cor $4,000; Abran Aboy-
Go. socofro county, for $1,000. Higinio
sarch.r Taos county. for ti2.90s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Testimony on behalf ~ contester ga
the contest case 81 r y Catr1n vs. q,
D. Easley Tor a seat in the legislative
council was continued on saturday
last Cosme Herrera 20 nta Cruz
was examined and hl. testimony di-
proved an the allegations made ty
contestant az 20 the election in San H.
defonso aud Santa Cruz precincts
Herrera also testified that four illegal
and fraudulent votes were casi for NJ
Cairon in san ildefons' precinct TIE
men who cast them already having
voted IN santa CRUZ pre- inci -New
Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
Az AnIznNA coNnrcron.
he rats an Oid Man on the Train ou Cold
night.

hF = iH NJ NiA wan WI lNf ANuiN hW "a Y f0N
night.
asst Thursday evening NJ. L. Tate
boarded 40. TO 30 as FAR east as jos
rph city. Before going To- t1ettaln h
got the exact change a. b. slppls d
60 pay his fare, being Ignorant 81 the
rule 81 the company that penalty or
g cents was charged Tor each passcn-
ger who forgot or neglected buy ing
ticket Somewhere bctweea this sa-
ton and Hardy the conductor cam
along collecting fare. Mr. Tate tendtr-
ga him the amount be- had often paid
from Joseph city TO Wlnslow. nut g G
conductor demanded g cents more "
Tate. being ignorant OF that rsguia-
Ton. had not provided hims II With
The odd change. whereupou the con
ductor proceeded to eject him from TIE
rain, with the result ~ severe bgul' e
and "A broken collar bone 90 t,.e man
who was short the pltiful sun " 2
Dcrts Any reasonable con luctor had
rather have paid tht extra 20 cent out
his own pocket than put on a.d man
1d the train on cold nlght between
stations. Mr.. Tate IS Woodworking
honest man. ana will probably ho In
ctpacitated from performing atty lI-
Dor FOR six weeks or two months b 3
side having a doctor bill pay al.
through the lnhumanity or want ~
judgment 81 railway pass suger olr-
1uctor, WinsioW Mail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

''Pohitentiary brick" manufactured
81, santa To by convict labor are bting
cold here and az other places IN the
territory and 90 the railroads, In COM
petition with brick made ~ free labor
This IL not fair, No one who pays his
bills can compete with the man who
has nothing 10 pay The convicts
should not be kept IN idleness Exper,
ience has taught ua that with confne-
uent without labor many convicts be-
come insane F'or the b~neft OF society
aud tho inmates AL shQuid be taught
trade. 20 that when rleased they
can more radily ma employment A
FeaHpnahle amount ~ brick should b.
nade. bat other trades should be- 40
tnuEhl Thore Is "a great armand Tor
school furniture Why not mnnuflc-
turo d and srii 10 an !, hoois al cost u
would save th0uaands 10 the territory.
ana our schools The territory D. b.
tng drained % money for materials
that we can produce here Make hath
~ and miners Hhovs Bore for Oh end
water and build roads. There D. plrt.
~ for convicts 10 a. without compet.
ing with our workmvu In our home
markets only "a suggestion Zoe or
lawmakers. o. = sTDVBh
Albuquerque. Jan 1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
IN Az ASH HILL.


Their Ant uuis
The sierra County Advocate, pub
lished ia the heart ~ one Of the best
mining districts Of New Mexico, In
commenting ON the recent diamond"
discovery 10 the Capitan mountains says
'The alleged diamonds discovered
near Captain were found In an ant
heap. Prospect your ant hills. Nearly
every man Ia town has an ant Hill or
three in his yard. Diamonds IN the
rough, resemble ordinary, everyday
looking pebbles, such as you would
naturally throw az your noighbor's dog
80, II you should ind one 81 those 0rdi-
nary.luoklhg rocks, crack n with y0nr
tecth, n you ARE not Successful, take
10 a. the pawn broker, n h Is any
good, he'll crack h Tor sou.
~, J. Blow, the disooverer of al
legged diamonds al Captain, was az one
time mining Ia this camp"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

interior iugular vein. He was carry
ing the gun, stock down, when the
hammer caught Ia some weeds pulled
~ back and let go, ~ IL did ~ the little
fellow fell forward on the mugzle 4t
the instant the cartridge was exploded.
The body was brought to Ration, ac-
cOmpaniod by the grief stricken
parents. neighbors and friends, aud
buried in the Catholic cemetery, funeral
services being conducted by Father
COoney, Ration Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
nenaIa.. rerer Anlhnn,.

At ~ o'clock sunday night last. n.
Percy Anthony young man well aud
mvorahly known for several years in
Albuquerque died as his home n
Altoona, ia. DuH1g part Of the slime
MIR. Anthony was here, be- was cm-
plOyod in the Office oi j. - Beaven, The
coal dealer, and by his pleasant and
accommodating manner won many
friends, who will be sorry to learn Of
his death
Mr.. Anthony spent the summer az hts
home, but returned here during the
early fall. Finding his health gradu-
ally failing he returned 10 his home
Nov. " feeling that IL would be- better
To Dee among his own friends when
death came.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

The special set Of three menu cards
designed by q Chicago artist, MIR. Cur
tis Candy !or use lea Harvey dining
cars on the California Limited, via
Santa Ia Route, b. very much admired.
IL comprises cngrayiugs IN color from q
series OF nine dainty water-color
sketches, Illustrating certain distinc-
live phases uf life and scenery along
the Santa ne. Pueblo indians. old
California missions aud Chinatown are
tbo theme, used, THESE unique cards
are ia demand a. souvenir, hy pas
-euRers on The Limited. The santa Fe
passenger department has put out sew
eral artistic creations This season, but
none moro effective than its pretty
menu rards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

The secretary OF the treasury has
transmitted 10 congress a recommen-
dalton Of Commissioner Hermann, q
the general land Office. tnat 5000 be
appropriated TO cover the expense OF
selecting ana segregating lads cee d
BY the government to New Mckee.
Five hundred thousand acres have
been selected az an expense 81 $4,000.
and there stiil rrmains $4,000 acra to
be selected. Tor which ther s. available
but $500 lnnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Territorial Tre surer .. n. Vaughn
received 90 N FOR interest," on deposits.
ana tisl.e6 OF 1899 taxes from solomon
Luna, collector ana treasurer OF va
lencia county. Of which i5sss r. for ter
ritorlal purposes and 1907 for terrific
rial Institutions and t2.G2GOa Of 1879
taxes. Of which ti10i3i IL for terrific
rial purposes and tb82a5 Tor territorial
Institution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
DrrLoRAnLs ACCIDENT,
Condnrtor sam Sperry Pals Under HIs
Train and Lo.es an Arm.

Conductor sam sperrN Pals Under MS
Train and Lo,ss an Arm.
Al 3:4i a. M. an awful accident be-
fell Conductor sam Sperry at Chap
ellie, 70 short distance down the road.
He was ia charge " special freight
train coming zap from Albuquerque
and expected 10 receive orders a.
Chapelie. While walking from the
rear of the train on top OF the ears,
10 the telegraph Office, he accidentally
slipped and fell beneath them. He
succeeded in saving his body. but the
wheels caught his right prm and man
glcd IL into Jelly. A light engine
following the train was Immediately
coupled 10 the Caho0se and the wound
ED conductor was brought up 90 Che
railroad hospital, where the arm aa-
amputatcd 90 the elbow. AZ last ac-
counts hc was doing as well a. could be-
expected under the circumstances. 70
l. thought that the accident viii not
prove fatal. though u was indeed %
narrow escape fcom sudden aud fright
nl death. Las Vegas optic.