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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
A NEW MEXICO
TEACHER HONORED
TWO RACE MAPS, PREPARED ~
MISS Quincy OF oEMlNo, At.
TRACTS ATTENTION.

Miss Ella p. Quincy. who Tor soy.
cral years has had charge u tho sew.
cnth and eighth grammar Grades OF
the Denlng public schools. has just
boon Informed by the manager OF tho
New Mexico educational exhibit at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
that two race maps which were pro
pared by her for tho Demlng public
school display there. have attracted
a great deal Of attention from many
thousands OF visitors. u seems that
Miss Quincy has contributes an abso-
lutely new idea to the cause OF edu.
cation. and one which will no doubt
be- extensively copied
These race maps. OF which there
are two. one OF the eastern and one
Of tho western hemisphere, are each
about twenty-five inches IN diameter.
Upon them are drawn the equator the
tropics. and the polar circles. thus In
dicating distinctly the different zones.
Miss Quincy gathered, from many
sources. very small pictures OF as
nearly a uniform size as possible OF
the dierent peoples OF the various ma
tions of tho earth, showing their own
particular costumes OF these little
ngures there are scores and scores.
Each one is pasted upon that portion
og the map representing the country
10 which they belong
while a few product and animal
maps have been published in the
past. these appear TO be tho hrat real
race maps that have ever been made.
Miss Quincy O. a very intelligent
and able woman A year or 10 ago
she sold 10 the Santa BE railroad two
unique and interesting maps. one
representing New MoKlco and showed
the location Of all the Indian pueblos
LOT the present day. as we'll aa the
cities OF all thy prehistoric ruins with
which the territory Is dotted. The
other Is q map OF Texas. New Mox.
icu, Arizona and Mexico, showing the
lines Of travel followed by the early
explorers Cabeza de- Vaca. Frey Mar.
cos dc NiEza, Coronado and Espeio.
The routes" on this map were deter.
mined by a close study OF the original
writings by members Of these oxpodi.
tlons. and, 80 far az Information 10 AZ
present available. are absolutely 70.
liable
The maps were accompanied by a
strong and scholarly article entitled
The Geography OF New Mexico With
Reference 90 lts History and Arch.
aeoloEy."
Miss Quincy ls a high class teacher
person ~ much literary and inyon.
tive skin and ability, and one no.
afraid of any amount of hard work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
ANOTHER VICTORY
silver city Wins Ten Inning Game
and go Purse al pemlng.

silver city Wins Ten Inning Game
and go Purse AZ Dsming.
Sundays big Famo ~ ball az Dom.
ing for a purse oi $50 was won by
Silver city says mo independent. n
TOOK ten innlnga % decide tho contest.
which was as good as tho heat over
Witnessed in Doming Hall, of ri rann
pitched f1r Doming. tho nine being
strougihned by tho services 0f ~.
daigo also. Doming played fast
gamo Hughes and iAWh0rn being par.
tlcularly conspicuous IN thia respect.
Wilson pitched a winning ramo FOR
Silver city resolving excellent sup.
purt throughout Hnth0rn. tho new
first baHeulln. played IKE a prJfea-
aipual The Same was cloauly played
and wac witnessed by large crowd.
noming treated the visiting players
with groat courtesy and enter lalnnd
them Eumptuously The Yellow Klda
now willingly admit that Silver City
has the best team 10 New MEXICO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
WOOL CROP or NEW MEX.
ico WILL NOT DC SHORT,

a. s. Van slyck. live stock agent
for the Santa Fo AZ this point. has
returned from a business trip through
New Mexico. He says:
"Whiio q has begn very dry In New
Mexico, rains have started falling aud
the ranges In tho northern part OF tho
territory are now IN good shape and
tho grass IS up until the whole coun-
try looks a. n q we're covered with
a green carpet In southern Colorado
the conditions there could not DO bot
ter.
"The wool growers are now ship
ping WOOL 20 tho eastern markets and
from what I could learn / believe the
wool crop this year will be- ns heavy
az Il has been IN the past Some few
sheep were lost owing 10 the drouth
and the lamb crop will be light
l1l PaHo Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
KILLING AT OEMING
Negroes Got to Fighting and
One Received a Fatal
Shot.
PISTOLS INSTEAD or RAZOR,

= Special 20 The Citizen. y
y Deming. July b-IAst night =
- between n and ~ O'Clock two y
y negroes named Walter Armatrung y
y and Sam Cherry got into into q =
= aght near the Bank OF Doming =
y building Armstrong was being y
y badly beaten up aaen William =
y Thompson, another negro rushed y
y in and tried 10 stop tho fight a
= Thompson. VINO rs a big strong y
y man. succeeded in getting thom y
y apart but Cherry drew a gun y
y and and shot az him three times. y
y one shot proving fatal. tho y
y wounded man dying 90 few y
y minutes. y
- Buck Galbraith. the marshal. y
y took two shots at Cherry as be y
y ran on IN the darkness. both Of y
y which toon effect. although the y
y wounds ace not considered So y
y r.ous 8
= Cherry escaped AZ the time. y
y but later surrendered. y
y Il Is not known whether the y
y man who was beaten up will y
y recover. q
SIS NNNN y y y y y NNN y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
MARKET LETTER
special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Kansas city Mo. Monday. July A.
Total supply of cattle here last week
dropped OF $500 head, and a good
part of the loss was prime beef steers
The best beef cattle sold steady "a
strong all week. good fed westerns
selling az f5.25 20 SIS. and one bunch
Of Oklahoma Herofords going al % 10.
top 0f the year for range bred steers
Medium grades of killing cattle are 10
90 l5 cents lower Straight grass
cows and helfors sell az $3.50 "a
$3.50. and dry lot she stuff az % 90 90
$3.50 Inquiry for stockers was good
and the best kinds gained 10 20 l5
cents; feeders were also strong an
week Western aud Panhandle stock
ors and feeders II they have quality.
sell a. hlgh as natives. and arc pre-.
ferfod ln many eases. particularly by
Illinois feeders they range from
1895 90 &f75. Some whltoiaco. de.
horned Panhandle feeders. goo lba.
sold 40 tACO this week 80 900 head
OF cattle we're taken 90 country feed
lots from here last month. very heavy
business for 90 early iu the season
Veal calves gained so cents last woOk
the best being gL75. Traders figure
that best beef cattle win hold up.
bot market for other kinds. including
si0cEers and feeders. 10 uncertain.
With chances fayoring lower prices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
ROBBED OF FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS
SOME ONE BROKE INTO OFFICE
or HON. FELIPE cHAvEs AT
BELEN.

- Last night. between o O'Clock y
- and & this morning, some one =
= broke into the ONCE u Hon Fe. -
y lipe Chavea. at his residence IN =
y belyn. and robbed Il of n family y
- iron che9t. which contained $500 =
- ln money. and many thousands y
y or dollars ia bonds and Cortifl. y
y Gates y
- When Mr. Chavcs got up this =
y morning, and, AZ usual, went I'M y
y % his once % enjoy a smoke az. y
- tor breakfast. he Nas surprised =
y 20 md that some unwoloome Wis =
y itor had mado his appearance y
y during tho night and quietly y
y snoakcd on the iron chest and =
y its contents. Tho entrance had =
= been made through one Of the =
\ windowa The bonds and cortia. =
y oates are OF no consequence y
y whatever 10 anyone except SIR. y
y Chayea and maybe At a very y
y earliest day, the robber will re-. y
y turn those. bat OF course ho will \
y keep tho money. =
~ There Is no clue 10 the robbor y
y or robbers. as no suspicious =
- characters have been noticed y
~ lOiterlng around tho Chayos resi-. =
- dence for some time, The thief =
y may be- some ono thoroughly &C. =
y quaintod with tho promises, and =
= knew what tho little iron chest y
- contained y
y Tho theft was promptly report y
y cd 70 Sheriff Baoa at Los Lunas. y
y and he, with the Bolen deputy. y
y D. working on the case y
SIS NNNN NSNN NNNN =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
POLICE COURT
Common DrunkS-- South First
Street Fighters Fined
SIS Each.
TWO OTHER CASES SETTLED

~ Johnson and 4. ~. tIght imbibod
too freely yesterday afternoon and
paid 50 each this morning IA Judge
Crawf0rd's court Tor their trouble.
Yesterday afternoon Harry Bower
ing and John clifford won't 10 John
Corncttos place on South First street
and got into an argument botwoen
themselves. Coruotto did not like tho
loud talking and ordered Boycring out
u the place, whrc Bovorlng drow
back a beer glass and made a motion
az n to strike COrnetto Curnetto walk.
al out from behind the bar and grab
bins a lemnn sQueozer struck Bovor
Ing 10 tho head and then proceeded
10 put him out and also threw out
his satchol which had been laying
hohind the bar Beyering was hlocd.
Ing quite badly and had Comotto ar.
rested This morning Judge Crawford
decided that both men wore 90 blauis
and fined them each S5, which was
paid.
~ NiNf NAHN VI HNNN ANNaNAl HNfN lN Ak
Miller to obtain possession of a horse
which Roaai says be- bought from tho
city and which he loaned 90 Miller.
miller claims 20 own tho horse and
Judge Crawford rendered Judgment
for tho plaintiff Attorney HoacOok
took an appeal
Last Wednesday John nawngo of
tho whitney company. bounhs some
furniture of Mrs. r H Rchardh and
her sister. Mrs Hopkins. ~ 72O North
Firm street. Barango claims no pur.
chased a waghEtand with othor goods
but Mrs Richards backed up on the
contract Attorney WllkorsoD was for
tho defendant and after quite a long
argument between Attorney Hickey
and Wllkonon. Judge Crwuford De-.
cided in favor of the defendant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
FREE FOR ALL Fight
CONDUCTOR. SHERIFF, BRAkE.
MAN AND PAssENoERs AL M
THE Mlx.Up.

There was a froe.forall fight on the
Fourth Of July excursion train Mon.
day might, returning from Wagerman
N. 81. % Roawoll
The starting uf the trouble was a
Misunderstanding between Conductor
Patton and Policeman Carthy Of ROs
we'll Carthy struck che conductor a
terrible blow on tho head with hia
slXah0oter and Immediately there
was a freeforall fight
Sheriff Tobe struck ono of tho pas
sengors on the bead with D siHBhool
or One oi the tralnmon struck vii
liam FOrmwall of Roswell IN the iaoG
with siK.ahOotor The train was
crowded and the passengers were pan.
icstricken No arrests have been
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
Leaves the city
HUNTING FOR HER BOY

city Marshal MoMillln is Ia receipt
~ the following selfexplnnatory ic,.
ter.
"Elkhari. Ind. July 3.
ITO Whom Il May Concern
"Will you please put an Uom IN
your paper asking n any one IN your
city knows or has known lately of tho
whereabouts Of Walter u. sontt. FOR.
merly Of thls city. bat who left here
the ith of April and has not been
heard % since the ilth of April lie
loft blanchard, Ariz. Co go 60 work
in the u. r. shops.
che Is au ! have and I widow
past a For Gods sake help he flnd
him"
Yours Very Truly.
MRS NANCY A. SCOTT.
s0i sherman &c., mkhart. Ind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

To-day rs a holiday at a'i the markets.
with of course. no trading
sheep and lamb prices were again
lower last week Chicago has hai a
bad break latgly. Incident to the nd.
vent ~ the first heavy sheep from tho
northwest aud t has boon reflected
here Texas muttonH sold at s17b 90
ft21 az the close ot last wook
sprlng lambs bring $3.50. and Texas
yoarllngs sold az $500 during the
week Nc western sheep have been
received. most OF the stuff being com.
mon natives. ewes up to $500. woth.
ors $3.50 Prices appear 90 Dee Eot.
tied, and not much damage is looked
Tor soon. stock and feeding sheep
and breeding ewes are wanted here.
at from $3.50 60 1895. but few are
coming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
FOURTH OF JULY PARDON
ckNlLo BERARDlNELLl REsToR.
60 TO LIBERTY FOR VALUABLE
SERVICES TO THE TERRITORY
AND ON ACCOUNT or GOOD
CONDUCT.
Executive office. Santa Re. n. NJ.
July 2, 1904

Executive office, Santa Re. n. NJ.
July g. is0i
Whereas d has become tho general
custom On each Fourth day ot July
the anniversary Of our independence
that somo unfortunate should receive
consideration from tho executive
and.
Whereas. the board of commission
ers oi the territorial ponitontiary, and
Hon. n o. Bunum. superintendent
recommend and strongly urge that
Camilo Berardinelli. now confined IN
she territorial ponltentiary, be grant
cd full and complete pardon. on ao
count Of hts fnlthfulnesa and dosorv
ing conduct. and for tho reason that
he aaa rendered valuable service "a
the territory OF New Mexico and hai
80 all tlmes boen Trustworthy and re-
liable: and
Whereas. After due consideration
and examination into tho case. be
lIcyo that tho said Borardinoll Is wor
Thy ~ executive clemeney;
fF"Hf AaaNNNA"A'f - AAANWNA - NNAa.AN
governor OF tho territory OF New Mex
ico. BY virtue Of the authority IN me
vested. and IN furthoranco OF IN,
sfuruaaid custom desiring that IN,
same may be perpetuated. do on this
second day OF July. 4 d. 1904. grant
to the said Camilo BerardlnollL a
complete pardon from further service
uf sentence. the same 90 take effect
the Fourth day Of July, a. n. 1904 .and
tho superintendent OF tho territorial
penitentiary. upon receipt OF tnls exc
ruilve order. properly signed and
scaled. will act accordingly
Done 10 the executive office this,
tho gnd day of July. A. d., 1904
Witness my hand and Che great seal
oi the Territory OF New Mexico
MIGUEL A OTERO,
tSoall
~ the Governor
D. W. RAYNOLDs.
Secretary OF New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Capitol Custodian Committee
plans For Blind
Asylum.
the TERRITORIAL LAND BOARD

A post office has been established
at Ia vado. Rio Arrlba county. Co be-
served from Lumberton, thirtythrc,
miles north. Ella schafranka has
been appointed postmaster.
Capita. Custodian Committee.
The capitol custodian committees
was In session at Santa 20 yoste'
day forenoon. None but routine bust
ness was brought before H. Monthly
accounts we're audited and ordered
paid There were present Solicitor
General ". T.. nartleti. and Land Com
mlssloncr A. A. Keen. Judge ~ u
iaughln. chairman oi tho board. bo
lng out OF the city.
Plans for Asylum FOR the Blind
Last week at Alamogordo "a,
board of trustees of the New MoxIcJ
institute for the Blind mot and &C
copted tho plans of Frank Paradls,
oi Denyer. Colorado, for the asylum
90 bo erected at AlamoEordo A besut
ifui plat north OF the city has been
eCiected for the site 81 the institute
upon which work Is TO DO commenced
very aoon Tho board of trustees
consists of A. J. King president: Y
~ Pierce. secretary. and James II
Laurie OF Alamogo-'o. Oscar G Snow
and nr Gerber OF Las Cruces.
Territorial Land Board.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
territorial land board was held yes
ierday forenoon az its office In th,
capitol, a. Santa Fe There were pres
ont Governor NJ A. Otero. solicitor
General r l.. Bartlott and Land Com
isslonor A A. Keen. who acted ~
secretary, Routine business wai
transacted Accounts were audited
and allowed Two proposals for IN,
lease Of che salt lakes 10 SocorrC
county. with tho privilege Of taklng
aait therofrom woro received. Tn,
bids wcro 80 small that thoy were 70
iected and resolution was pas1ot
declaring that Il was the sense Of N,
board that no bids OF a smaller sun
than $500 per annum for the lease o
thc iekoa be- considered Tho boar,
then adjourned until the next regu
Gar monthly meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
FIGHT At THOREAU
J. Mccoy SHOT M TIE leo ~
J. WEAsTLEY

y Special 20 The CliiseH \
- Thoreau n. NJ. July 6.-nad y
y feeling between j. woastioy y
y stable boy and william Horn. y
y dor. employed o. tho American y
= Lumber compuny'H camp. Tho y
y reau. broaFht on a hght yeat Or, y
y day mora'ng which resulted in y
y j. McCoy being shot ia tho leg y
y and bones badly fractured BY as
y slXshootor IN tho hands nf y
y Wcastloy Hofn6on. Who Is az
= nephew Of tho McCoya. entered =
\ the stable on the Fourth and Is =
y undoutooi 60 have insulted y
y WeaEiley ana On thp eight that y
y followed was whipped Jessie y
= Mccoy followed and struck y
y Wcnsuey several timos on tho =
y bead with a gun. badly cutting =
y hiH scalp on che morning of tho =
y 5th Mccoy and son Jessie. with y
y Hamdon. mot Wmatley and y
y threatened him and displayed y
y guns. Weasiley and Jessie Mc. y
y Coy opened Are with above re. y
y suit Weasucy thon mounted y
y Superintendent Davis favorlt0 \
y horse. Brownie. and made his =
y escape y
y Mccoy was taken 20 tho Albu =
\ quorquo hospital on the early y
= train thls morning -
NNN NNNN SIS NNN SIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

which cause a spark. and this touch
ei OF the powder
AZ any rate. and watovcr may have
caused o. tho pipe flow into many
pieces when the explosion took place
and some of the pieces embedded
themselves IA Emua body
lus loft hand was badly cut and
plec~g of tho pipe had entered the
neshy part % hls lega. aud had gone
clear to the bone iIia face was badly
marked by powder DR. Wilson was
called and extracted the pieces Of
iron. and The young man o. grttlnp
along nicely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
plaalna Wells.

WIN lane. Of Corona. a well known
well drillor of that vicinity. was in
town Thursday tie has iCst finished
an 500 foot we'll near there which
pumps l5O gallons pcr minute without
apparently decreasing the nnw. he
has also finished n 300 foot Woll az
Fort stanton and secured the contract
10 dig 500 feet deeper -AlamogordO
Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

lee Perciful and hlH dogs killed
'our animals Sunday that seemed %
he travelling through the country, A.
though Bmall--a little larger than q
grOunt squirrel Mr. Poroifgl said that
each ono gave "a dogs a Uun hght
he brought them % town Monday. but
no one seemed 10 know what thew
were Elldn News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
bemInq Team Next.

Manager nohllngor "a now ucgotiat.
ing with Domns for two games on
saturday and Sunday. July 9 and 10.
while Il q not settled % a certainty
that thoy will bo here. Il 10 very prob
able. I4aa Vegas, which has almost
ua good A team as Albuquerque. will
probably bo tho attraction on July i6
and I'm Puso NewB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
ACCIDENT At GALLUP
BOY INJURED m A FOURTH %
JULY EXPLOSION

Last sunday afternoon. says tho
Gallup Republican. nmll Wlllmundor
vas busy making himself a cannon
out Of piece of gas pipe He had the
thing completed ana was Ia tho act
of loading lt when it promaiuroly ca.
ploded just what caused the prema.
turo explosion ~ not definitely known.
but lt Is supposed that while be- was
driving in the powder that the rod
with which he was tamplng q aoci.
denialy hlt the side of tho gas pipe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
CLOSED rHE STORE

Colorado supply Company Have Ouli
Business IN Gallup.
Yesterday morning tho oml 'oyos n
tho Colorado Supply companyu gon.
oral merchandise store in Gallup bo
mn 90 invoicing. preparatory % NOV.
inE the stock To- Gibson and comhln.
inF % with the stock there
just why the company has taken
this step is NOT known although Il Ia
understood that the business here has
not been a paying one for some umo
Il was known as store No 2i.--Callup
Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
prIIIInn ArtsaIan WeII.

Drilling on tho arteaian well on the
United States Indian industrial school
grounds. Santa We. 70 progressing rap
idly under tho direction Of Gus Mui.
holland, the contractor. Tho drill g.
dawn $50 foot and 10 working In bed
rufN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
WII b bs Probatsd.

The probate Of the last wiil and
testament Of the lato Mrs. Mary Dun.
can, wiie OF Public Printer James b.
Duncan, has been fixed for the arst
day of August before tho probate
court OF san Miguel county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

W r. williams has resigned his
position az manager Of the San Jose
market and will leave in a few days
for TERRA Amarillo. n M.. where he
will become manager for Thoa D.
Burns. who has several stores IN that
section OF the country Herbert l..
Brooks, son OF Geo H. Brooks. will
succeed Mr. Williams as manager OF
the San Jose market
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

W Y Walton Harry benjamin.
RolerIck stover and George u Thom
as loit the city thls morning in a
four horse wagon ior the upper rio
pccos country. whore they will fish
and hunt Tor a few weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Michigan city. Ind, July 8Jerry
pugEins who murdered Mrs Sarah
Ramsay and her two children near
Torro iiauto. was hanged today Ia
The Michigan City state priaon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
AaSsssment of Mohavs County,

NlV1l9mEnT oT WoNlV9 N0WnTV,
The am0unt q taxable property in
Muhave oounty 10 approximately g..
100000. a fow Thousand dollars n OK.
cess Of that ui last year while uoiA
Road and Leland show an increase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

JLhn Morno. the Italinn coal miner.
charged with the murder OF Peter
Borilan az Coriilos Monday after
noon, who gave himself up 20 the am.
thorities Immediately after the deed
wa examined before Justice OF the
Peace A. l.. Kendall and bound over
In the sum Of 5000 10 appear before
the next grand jury McrlnO was un.
able to furnish this bond and thence
Was taken % Santa Re and placed
Ia the county Jail lie tells the fol.
lowing story OF the crime:
HIo has been In this count, since
July, 1903 He is a coal miner and
came from Guadalajara, Mexico.
whore he has worked for about four
months. He Is a member OF the order
of the United Coal Miners and went
on strike while working AZ the Ma,
drid coal minos about eight months
ago. A few days ago he Gays no ex,
pected % get work IN tho mines a fow
miles from Cerrlllos. Ito visited that
place Monday and picked up. while
there a miners candle stock. while
on the way 20 Corrllloa. ho encounter.
ed Peter Borilan. who had with him a
cousin and two other meu MerinO
asked Borilan % pay him 60 cents.
which, so he claims. Borilan owed
him. A discussion arose and Borl.
lan's cousin remarked that ho would
pay the 90 cents by main strength.
whereupOn q hRht onsued. in which
McrIno inflicted fatal injuries upon
Berllan with tho minera candle stick
The prisoner claims that all the four
men iumpad on him and tried to do
him bodily harm,
This Is the substance OF Morlno's
story as told Ga tho Santa Fe county
Jail whore he now Is.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

other towns a. instance Chloride
shows a decrunBo. No asscssmont is
made against the Santa re railroad.
owing % the agreement 90 pay % the
county si75 por mile Of main ino of
track. and up1n which no computa-
tiou Ot values ls made. No HBtmont or
levy a. made against tho Arizona a
Utah o. mohavo 4 Milltown rallruada
owing tu exemption under che law ..-
kingman. Arizona. Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

This morning Dr. u T. Conner. a
well known oatoopath of PhOeniE
Arizona, arrived, and will visit bis
bruthor. Dr. O. a. Conner, aiBj an
oatoopath. for a fow days. after which
he viii proceed 10 "a Louis 20 nitond
the Worlds Fair.