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DURYEA'S HORSE CUTS HALF
SECOND OFF FIREARMS S TIME
Is Made
On COrusCate
at w orth.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Coruscate, fresh
from a campaign on northern circuit,
was made the medium of a killing in
the third race, the feature of the Worth
card to-day. The four -year-old fiIly
met the best field of horses she has
faced this year and on that account
to / was offered on her chances. At
this hgure the Canadian contingent
went TO her with a rush, pounding her
Gown TO TO and then had the pleas
ure OF seeing their good thing" come
nome alone, four lengths in front of
FOSSIL and Wainamoinen, with Lura-
lighter, equal fayorite with Fossil,
beaten on fourth. Big Ben was the
only winning favorite, long shots being
generally successful.
The track was in good condition to-
day, the weather clear and cool and
the attendance fairly good for Monday.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-ons mile: selling; three-year-
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St 4 Fin.
to Jim Hale. 112 GNicoD.. 8 2 y 2
IA to Ok; Of the Valley n2(sha) 8 "a
x,. ,I1ms. :4s s-S; Start good Won easily.
PiccOio- RiliitO Triumvir a f 10. Benson Caldwell
112. Charlie Miller los, Ethel scruggs 105.
suoador o ~ False Entry lo5.> Rowland N los,
Satire l20 Safety Light los Allie virgie 112.
finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-six furiOngs; selling; all
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St. q Fin
~ ~ to burning Glass. 122 CTreu) "a IA
10 Tristan Shandy lib CTrx) 2 h 3.n
Time I:15 80. Start bad. Won easily. Win
nsr G+s r. Midseieys D. g. by Raeeurn-A pPlatus
%. Lissardo los. Captain Neroth 102, Lou M
So Commander 112. Jackful H. Jake Sanders
1O2. finished as named. The Gadhy 81, left at
the post.
THIRD RAcE-Mile and ffty yards; handi-
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 1-Gorusoate. 105 Roman) l
10 to o5-Wainamoinen1O LOG ONlsn) 9
Time. 1:45. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. H J. Perry & Co.'S ch. (. (D by Chorister-
Royal Gem. Luralighter %. Huzzah los. Lit
tie Elkin 9S. Alden 102, finished named. =
FOURTH RACE = Six furlOnEs; all ages:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Fin.
Even-Big Ben, III CPrior).. -. 2 Il "a
x to S-ElO1al king lSa 10 GWilsO p "a
Time !: 80 2-5. Start fair Won easily.
VIM Winner; T e E, Durnens br g 90 BY strome-
finished as named. Gypzene 1O6, left at the
post.
FIFTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
TO sfs IS L. sSs Hoors. Is iol 'SsG3R Ss@sssf5
TO 1-7Nixaus. 104 CYilson). 49,. 94 81
Time, l49 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner, E Trotter's br. n by Pirate OF PEN
Zance-Cicely. Trepan 104. Chats 90 Carat 1O1.
Easy Trade 1o4. Scortic 90. Gilfain 1O1. Chan
tereIe 1o4. Lefiare 104. finished as named.
Dutiful 9S. left at the post.
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furiongs;
two-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey St Fin.
to 2-Silverskin, 107 (NicoD... 2l13
to 1-Lochinvar, ia (RmnellD 5 II pig
40 to Palm Tree, 10T (Herbert) Z y "a
Time 1 :0o. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. W. T. Brinkworth's gr. c. by Faraday-
Katydid- Lordling 1oT, Gold Enamel lis,
Dixie Lad 10T, Logistilla. 1O4. Dixelle 1O4,
Paddy Freighn 104. finished as named.
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Results at Elmwood.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 3.-Elnwood results:
First race, six furiongs-van Ness won,
Woods Perry second. Rebo third. Time. 1:16
Second race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Le-
rida won. La Londe second. Tyrolean third.
Time. 1:1o.
Third race, four and half furlongs-Taxer
won. Raining Leaves second. Togo third. Time,
:57H.
Fourth race. enc Observation-Disclosures won, Ed
Ball second. Bragg third Time 1:42h
Fifth race, steeplechase-Creoln won Spring.
water second, Evander third. Time. 2:47h
Sixth race. one mile-Fair Lady Anna won,
Ben Haywood second. illuminate third. Time,
AL
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Eight Years Old and a Burglar.

PASADENA. Oct 3.-Ray Hender-
son, eight years old, was caught yes
terday in the act OF burglarizing q
bicycle store. Despite his tender years
the boy is believed to have been COM
mitting daylight and dark burglariss
for months. some OF his hauls having
amounted to hundreds OF dollars.
He will be looked after by the tu-
venile court. as his parents say they
can do nothing with him
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WORTH SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
First race-Sir Mars, Fortuny, Octo
Cafe.
Second race-Mansard. ST. Paula,
Optional.
Third race-Niiss Jordan, Allen
Avon, Regale.
Fourth race-Bad News, Spence
rian. Reservation.
Fifth race-Woodlawn Belle, Sing
ing Master, Major Mansir.
Sixth race-Cutter, The Belle, Jade.
Condition of the track-Good.
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Have settled With Hartman.

NEW YORK. Oct S.-A director of
the Rock Island to-day confirmed the
report that the annual meeting to-
morrow of the Chicago and Alton
would probably be harmonious. He
added that all material differences
with the so-caIled Hartman interests
have been amicably settled.
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HIGHWAYMAN ESCAPES, BUT
CONFEDERATE is CAPTURED
Masked RObber Holds Up ROadhOuse
Near Stockton and Gets Away
With S36 so

STOCKTON, Oct. "a masked
highwayman held up the Hubbs road
house. a short distance outside OF
Stockton, about o'clock last even
ing. He secured $22 from the till and
S12 so from one man in the saloon
and 81 from another man. The lay
Of the land was first secured by a con-
federate, who gave the signal TO tbs
other. The confederate is in Jail.
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Denver RacIng Park Sold.

DENVER. Oct 3.-Overland Rae
ing Park was sold to-day under fore
closure by the Sheriff for $685. 900. The
purchaser is John C. Mitchell. who
represented Henry r. Wolcott, one of
the principal creditors. It is reported
that the park may be cut up into
garden tracts.
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Seeks to Lower Auto RECORD.

CHICAGO. Oct. S.-B. B. Holcomb
left the Chicago Automobile Club at
o'clock this morning in his autono-
bile for New York in an attempt to
lower the record of seventy-two hours
and forty-three minutes. He will try
to cover the distance in sixty hours.
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Gives Way to Admiral Coghlan.

NEW YORK. oct. 3..The formal
retirement of Admiral Frederick Rod
gers as commandant OF the New York
navy yard took place to-day and for
NAL transfer of the command was
made 10 Rear Admiral Joseph B.
Coghlan.
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BIcarbonate of Soda Discover.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct 3.-MiIIions
of tons Of bicarbonate OF soda. IS per
cent pure, has been discovered in Lake
Carissa, thirteen miles from dig, On
the McKittrick branch line, and a
San Francisco corporation has made
application Of the Kern County Board
Of Trade for a hve-acre site here for
a refinery. The new industry Will
employ from so to 100 men.
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TOM WILLIAMS TO RACE
AGAINST SYDNEY PAGET
San Franciscan VIII Ride One of Fol-
ansbee's Horses ON Saturday
at Morris Park.

at MOTIFS Park.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-A sporting
match. which viii undoubtedly create
much interest in club circles will be
decided at noon on Saturday next at
Morris Park. The participants will be
Tom Williams the well-known San
Franciscan, and Sydney Paget, the
owner of Tradition and Hamburg
Belle. Williams will ride a pony now
in the stable Of ]. J. Folansbee and
Paget will have one OF his own lot.
The distance will be three furlongs
Philip Dwyer, president OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club, has consented
TO act as judge and steward and Mars
Cassidy will officiate as starter. The
match is for $1,000 a side.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Overall 5, by Hickey 4.
Bases on balls-By Overall /. by Hickey 5.
Wild pitches-By Overall ,. Passed balls
BY HoFan J. Two-baSe hits-Eagan 1. Sac
rince hits-By Hogan l. Stolen bases-CaSey
I. Hall /. Left on bases-Tacoma s Seattle
3. Double plays-Delehsnty TO Hall 20
James. Leahy 70 Mohler. Time OF game
one hour and fifty minutes. Umpire-Tom
Brown
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wants Facts in Gurney case.

BOSTON, Oct. 3.-A formal re-
quest for a detailed statement Of facts
in the Gurney case was received to-
day by Governor Bates from Acting
Secretary of State Adee. The Cover
nor will comply as soon as possihle
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.Dirie Kid,, Reats Grim.

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. Oct. s.
The Dixie Kid OF California got the
decision over Joe Grim Of Philadel-
phia here tonight at the end OF six
rounds.
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HONOLULU SUFFERS FROM
AN INCENDIARY FIRE
Property of Chinese Valued at Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars Is

HONOLULU, Oct Sire this
morning destroyed Chinese property
valued at $4,000. The fire was of an
incendiary origin. but there is no
clew to the identity of the guilty
DartV
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OCCIDENTAL. CLUBS ENTERTAINMENT
The Occidental Athletic club zrfil -ive -
entertainment and dance at Ms<<fou C~ers
Hall. Mission street. near Eighteenth TO-
morrow evening TIE club has secured some
excellent talent Ina proceeds Of the a1ssr
house
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-04

ST LOUIS. Oct 3.-The International En-
gineering Congress. under the auspices OF the
American Society OF Civil Engineers began a
six days convention at the Worlds Fair 90
day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-04
SIX HUNDRED TRIBE,SsTEN
SAID TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN
Ogasiains Reported 20 Have Fallen
Victims OF au -.ttack os n Somaii
ASuilals

ADEN. Arabia. Oct. S.-A SonaR
MulIah is reported TO have attacked
and robbed the Ogadain tribes. killing
500 tribesmen and capturing many
camels and sheep.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS.
'fEiC;z;!;EMA

In July, 1888, began to break out with
Eczema on my head, legs and arms, and
began treatment with local doctors, buk
did not get much relief. They said the dis
ease had become chronic. then quit them
and tried various ointments and soaps for
another two years, but as soon as cold
weather came I was as bad of as ever. 50 I
finally decided to let medicine alone. and
for twelve or thirteen years did nothing
towards curing the Eczema. except hath
ing. This seemed to do about As much
good as anything had tried.
During the time lost about o1e-half Of
my hair. I began 5. s. s 6och<fci q a
cure, because the disease had r-z 80 lo-x.
but soon discovered Your Medicine w-ss
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used seven bottles when I was co-n-
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ny body. which before vas sir.css ecrs-
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cure fspSEAaaent.
= = = - Ses-an-
teea entirely tree
Of PosaSA. Arsenic
ard ether INNER
ais Book ca the
skin and is dis
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MeSiicai advice
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The head, feet and Nasas ase asazs,v
the parts Affected. tAeesA ne sasease A.
pears on other paris cf tee AeSsy.. Wakas ~.
tcrnal arpticssscnS ssssV tee leaeeS assa
burning sempcgsyt,c,, ss assae esssss saPeWa
on BY the Nsoo& sees eaeSe tae nsssssoa
and ernpssonS upea tee Sksa. ne aes.s
must be eneUsrals1e& and the svss~se eseaAs-
cd OF al huriors and peSsoas kefcre tSe
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Batteries-wieker and king; McNichols,
Fisher and Needharn.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The home club
defeated Ptttsburg IN fthe first game to-day
but the visitors in the second by heavy hitting
piled up an overwhelming score. The game
called after the nth by agreement At
tendance 1900. Scores:
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Time, I :U4- Start good. Won driving. VIM
ner. Mrs. NJ. A. Lawson's br. I. (2) by Water
level-Vigelette. Elastic 122 Matte H la, By
play 81. finished as named.
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The swim Specific Company, Atlanta. sa.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON. Oct 3-Chicago had Boston at it's
mercy to-day. McNichols snapped a ligament
in his arm in the fifth inning and the substitu-
tlon Of Fisher was followed by the complete
100. Score:
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FOURTH RACE - One and fve-sixteenth
miles; the jerome handicap; for 3-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 Ostrich, SO (Crimmins). IL 1%
10 to 5-The Southerner 102(Dvis) 5 All . "
IL to 5-Outcome. 1o6 (Martin).. 8 "a
Time, 2:I5. Start fair Won driving. Win
ormonde's Right, Ocean Tide, finished as
named
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Tr,umphs Of Modern SURGERY.

#HH@M11 '-F1TS s+fA$%
Wonderful things are done for the
human body by surgery. Organs are
taken out and scraped and polished
and put back. or they may be removed
entirely bones are spliced; pipes take
the place OF diseased sections or
Veins; anticeptic dressings are ap.
piled to wounds. bruises, burns and
like in5uriea before inflammation
sets ", which causes them to heal
without m%aturatlon and In one.third
the time required by the old treat
ment. Chamberlain's Pain Balm acts
on this same principle. 1t Is an anti
.ceptic and when applied to such In
%juries, causes them to heal very
quickly. 1t also allays the pain and
soreness. Keep a bottle of Pain
Balm In your home and II will save
You time and money, not to mention
the inconvenience and suffering
which such injuries entail. For sale
by all druggists.
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New Mexico Ma
tionaI Committeeman

s8aNYW& hHbM& #% i
Solomon Luna, Of Los Lunas, for
years one of the leading Republicans
of New Mexico, has been ~reappointed
to the responsible position Of national
committeeman.
Mr.. Luna was born October ~, 1858,
at Los Lunas, Valencia county. He
WAS educated at ST. Miehael's college
III Santa re and at the Washington
University at st. Louis. Mo, He Is q
man In the prime of life and n OF
the most popular and respected cit.
liens Of the Territory. He has held
various official positions and for the
past eight years has been collector
and treasurer Of his home county. I'd,
mlnistering every public trust conad-
ed 70 him with honesty. ability and
efficiency. ny occupation he - q
sheep grower and one OF the best and
most successful In that line in the
southwest His experience and knowl-
edge Of this industry, are SO well known
and 40 greatly appreciated that he
was elected six years ago. president
OF the sheep sanitary board Of New
Mexico, which position he has since
held with great benefit to the industry
and to the people Of the Territory. He
occupies a commanding position In the
commercial and Industrial circles Of
the Territory, and Is now president q
the Bank Oh Commerce Ok AibuQuer
que, one OF the leading financial In
stitutions Of this section. In 1900 ht
was rendered the Republican nominA
tion for congress but declined Il. HI
IL very quiet, unassuming, unobtrtl
sive. In demeanor and behavior, bn,
outspoken and firm whenever tn,
rights Of the people Of the Tarritor,
are concerned. or when the well be
Ing and prosperity OF New Mexico arr
al stake, He Ii d member Of one 81
the Oldest, best known and most In
fnentinl families IN the Territory,
members Of his family have served Tho
people In various official and public
positions OF honor and trust for 20t
years, under tho Spanish kings, undel
Maxinan rnotn,a and undar Ampricar
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cures Ola Sores.

Westmoreland, Kansas, May 5. 1902.
Ballard Snow Liniment Company:
Your Snow Liniment cured an old
sore on the Size OF my chin that was
supposed to be a cancer. The sore
was stubborn and would not yield to
treatment. until / tried Snow Liniment
which did the work IN short order. MY
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mistrusts that 1t is a lancer. Please
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For stock RaIsers

and farmers--a journal that will
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Sample copy mailed on request. You'll
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Thrown From ! Manan.

Mr. George X. Babcock was thrown
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DO You want the Earth2

The Earth Is a new monthly Illus
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Contains letters written by farmers.
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No Competition.

The Uniform success OF Chamber.
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Interesting q Asthma sufferers.

= have had asthma for three or -four
years and have tried about all cough
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sincerely recommend It to- all" For
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Warninn.

III you have kidney or bladder
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Was Wasting away.

= have been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years.. writes
Robert X. Watts. Of Salem, Mo. Il
lost flesh and never felt well and doc.
tored with leading physicians and tried
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Finally | tried Foley's Kidney Cure Ind
less than two bottles completely
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Miss Eva c. Disinger left Hills
boro Monday for Pennsylvania where
she will spend the summer months.
On her return she will stop at the
Worlds Fair.
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that Throbbinu Headache.

MI
Would quickly leave YOU II you used
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Of suffererG have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
They make pure blood and
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Us a mistake 10 imagine that Itch
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help Doan's Ointment brings In
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Henry Yanow and family left Albu-
duerque for ST. Louis. After q visit
at the fair, tffey will visit relatives
in NrYfaska.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-25

Mr., and Mrs, George " i.ang ~
Albuquerque, lost their baby this
morning In death from m%calnglts,
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Mrs. Fred g. Wesley returned to Al.
%buquerque from Santa Fe, where she
has been visiting with friends for the
past three weeks.
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Mrs. Lonis Huning or Los Lunas,
Is in Albuquerque visiting friends and
shopping.
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Mrs. G. M. Bayne returned to RAJ
ton Wednesday from a visit In Albn-
q,ierque with her parents.
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Assistant United States Attorney
~ i. Medler returned to albuquerque
from an official visit to Santa re.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Murphy left
HilIsboro for st. Louis to attend the
Worlds Fair.
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Mrs. ). II. Fisher left Ration Tues
day for California, where she will
make an extended visit.
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A~lAMoooHDo TEACHERS.

GCSFfGn3 nt
Alamogordo school board held d call.
ed meeting one evening last week and
agreed on the principalship Or The
Alamogordo schools for the ensuing
year and will tender the position 10
Professor cridcbrIng, who was 4
teacher In one Of the departments last
year. He Il o young man ~ aterl,
Ing qualities, has adopted pedagoeios
AZ a profession and n i yery success
full nan In the school room rive az
the teachers were agreed upon III fol.
lows Miss willard Parkes, room ~
Miss Daisy Hiowran. Amarillo. Texas.
room ?; Miss Blanche bailey room
3; Miss Moss, SweetWaia. Tcsss.
DON I; and Miss Olive Rapter, room
s. The Misses Parkes. Bailey and Ra,
pier taught In the school hat year
ana are recognized rs successful
teachers. Misses Moss ana IIowran
come highly recommended.
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FOR RENT-0ne plainly furnished
room for light housekeeping for
lady; 921 Lincoln avenue. $50
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The Territory
In Paragraphs
70 COUNT

TRANSFERRED 70 COUNTY
JAIL: Bert Garrison who Is held IN
Albuquerque waiting trial on the
charge Of obtaining money under
false prctcnses. was transferred I Q
the county from the city jail. CARR.
SON Ii the young man who cashed sev.
erai checks on well known men
around town without having ever
seen III the inside of an Albuquer.
que bank. lie has been cn~deayoring
to raise money from outside parties 10
pay off his de~linquencies, but has
been unsuccessful NIP to the present
lime. Many who were caught By
Inc well appearing buuco ma desir-
ed. ii possible, Ia avoid prosecution,
ali the prisoner II said 20 have been
L good fellow on other peoples
money ami usually spent all he beat
Them out OF In their company
HuRBELL MILK; Unless an he'll
Els found for the estate OF g. w. NC
comber. who was murdered al his
ranch. fifteen miles east of Aibuquer
que, the latter part 81 Mas, Sheriff
Hubbell viii BIZ the gamer by q mum
her OF Jersey cows and q considerable
I~naanfity NJ miecellanaaliR effects. AL