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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
FRONTIER SHERIFF
HERE IN THIS CITY
ne MAY CARRY THE KEYS or
LUNA COUNTY JAIL GUT NOT
THE ALBUQUERQUE JAIL,

sheriff Foster Of Luna coumy, who
has boon IN the city having a hlgh oil
time. was pctluonod by the very best
people OF Dem.ng, composed % repub.
llcans and democrats. 90 resign the
onlco % which be was elected at the
general ecctlon two years ago. The
petitions we're sent 90 Governor Otoro
and the latter. in response to the
wishes of the petitioners. acted
promptly and named Dwight u. Stew.
ems. OF Demlng. 10 onlc.ato as shor.h
OF Luna county until the general eloc.
ton ln the coming November when
a sheriff viii be- elected. the appoint.
mont elective March lt From his
actions here. q rs presumed Sheriff
Foster stili believes This city yet a
a franticr town Marshal MgMlllin ana
police force however, has Informed
tho cowboy sheriff that they wiz nO'
tolerate any frontier actB IN this city,
that while be lFoslefl carries the
keys OF the Luna county jail. which
ne anouncod yesterday that they (tho
pollce) carry the keys Of the local city
Jail and tho remark from The local
police means something
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
PACIFIC COAST STORM
SWEEPING LIKE A HURRICANE
OVER HALF a DOZEN STATES

Portland. oregon. March ll.-Un.
usual weather conditions have prevail.
cd throughout the states Of washing
ton. oregon and Idaho for the past
twenty four houra.
wind storm of hurrianco velocity,
accompanied by unusual cold, com.
mencod yesterday morning along the
coast and as the day progressed found
lts way Inland, blowing down fences
and uprooting trees 10 many soctlon'
Rivor1 In romo paces ovorlowod
the lowlands
Tho only soriour results reported
are from RosebuTg, Oregon. Dan Cox
miner who was camping IN th'
mountains near Riddle, with two com
panlons. was killed by a tree whicr
fsll across the tent The others es
capped injury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICANS
Chavss County Republicans Meet
and They Want Single
Statehood.
MORA COUNTY REPUBLICANS

The republican county convention
Of Chavos county met at the court
house az Roswell on Saturday. March
sih The convention was we'll attend.
cd. al precincts bolng represented.
The fnllowInF permanent organization
vac effected
Nathan ItGa chairman
"a w. Hamilton. secretary
Too following ueiogatcn were eloct.
% tu represent the county ht the Ger
rtorlnl convention at Las Vegas E
A Cahoun Roswell. w q rmFor
WusurU
rh. olnVInf resolutions wUo
adopted
Be H Resolved. ny me republicans
0f Chnvca county ln convention aaaom.
tloi. That we roucw our allegienco
10 the party OF progress and prosper
10y and hat our untlrug efforts shall
bo rivcn 90 the up uiding of tho party
.n Chayoa county
That We most heartily endorse tho
patriotic naturalization of President
Roosoyolt. and commend him for hiB
intense Amorlcanism and fearless
policy in al hls executive acts
That We dcplorc deeply tho death OF
the late senator Marcus A. Hanna.
vHoso loyalty 90 the republican party
and love for his country made him one
Of the foremost in American states
maqs.,p
That We unanimously endorse tho
Wise administration Of Governor Mi-
guol A Otoro. whose ondeavora have
brought the credit 20 our territory
from financial disrepute up 90 a high
plane and firm fooung and has oio.
yatcd the standing and Increased the
capacity Tor good OF an our territorial
Institutions
That wo commend our delegate in
congress- the H0norahi, % s. Rodoy
Tor his untlring dght f0r statehood for
New Mexico. and especially for bic n
forts in our behalf in getting the biii
providing Tor "a slx,h Judicial district
tnrouEh me house OF representative
in congress
That We cOmmonn the action of
honorable Solomon Luna. our nation
NJ committeeman, in hla successful
efforts on behalf Of the territories be-
tore the national committee and AZ
sure him the continued support o
Chayes county.
That we insist upon single statehood
tor New Mexico as q matter % figh
and justice. knowing that We are abb,
20 maintain state government viii
credit both 40 ourselves and 20 thl
United states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
A Mistaken Identity

The above telegram was received
TINS morning from las Cruces, and
fully confirms what The citizen set
forth yesterday regarding Col. G. W.
stones arrest The description OF the
Mr Stone so badly wanted did not
tally IN the least with that OF Col g..
W. stone. who was 80 noodlossly put
90 the inconvenience and ombarrass-
mont of goIng 20 las cruces 20 prove
Identity
n was quite Gear in Oh, -inda Oh
Colonel stones frienos in hibuqucr.
Que that 4 be haa committed a for
gerry in Las Cruces. ho would not az
this time have returned 10 New Mex
leo aud within striking distance OF
Dona Ana county officers Ine stone
who committed the forgery was siS
ieot tall, and 90 no way similar In
physique 10 Col. G W. Stone, he was
an Ei PasO man Colonel stone ia
from los Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

San Francisco. Cal. March H.
Pursuant 20 tho call Of Chairman n
Cut,8r. the members og th0 executive
committee Of the republican state
COMMITTEES assembled az the unioa
League CLUB today % diacuns arrange
monts fof the state convention 20 so.
loct delegates 30 the national e0nYeu.
tion az Chicago The decisions of the
executive committee Win be submiticd
f0r end0ruomoni 10 the meeting Of the
ful state committee here tomorrow
Wednesday May is appears 90 bo tho
date most favored fof thoataioc0nvcn.
ti0n Sacramento and Santa Crua are
c0nteatInK for tho convention chances
avoHng che nrst NAMED city Son.
timent among tho committeeman and
other party ieadom AZ the moo!nt
seems 30 b0 unanimous Cor the ronom'
ination pf President Roosevelt ,houga
a faint umor % anoal 20 tho oBeci
that che Harrison interests win sop
port an ondoav0r to have tho Califor
MIA ae gatIon sent io thc Chicago con
ycntiou uEple lFod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
DR. DESMARlAS
PASSED THRouoH CITY THIS
MORNING IN CHARGE or sHER.
IFF ROMERO.

Dr Besmarals. Of Santa Posa, n. g..
VIII the fore part OF the week at.
tempted self obstruction by cutting
bis throat with q pen knife. passed
through tho city this morning en-
route 30 Las Vegas Ho was accom-.
panied by Cleofea Romero. sheriff OF
san Miguel c5u-ty. at whose home ho
VIII stay until hts recovery. Dr. Deb-
marlaa iB a prominent physician Of
Santa Rosa aud division physician for
the Rock Island railway AZ Toe time
ol bis attempt nt self destruction be
was suffering temporary insanity,
brought on by excessive drink and
norvouaneaH
While on a periodical trip 10 Tu'
cumcah he began a prolonged spree
aud on becoming doliflOua imagined
that some OF tho Honry Hawllhs gang
OF doaporedoos we're trying 10 ki'l him
lie returned 20 Santa Rosa and con
tlnuod 90 drink IN a ht OF deapond
cncy be took q pen knife and By cor
tluoua cutting and gaahing severed
the skin and Wind pine. However
the jugular voln escaped and the doc
tor is now on a fair road 20 recovery
$40 will remain az The home on hi'
nolce. Mrs. Romero. of Las Vegas
until recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

are but two shifts ot miners at work
This o.d property changed hands and
uunoHhlpa a few months ago and is
now owned by a company composed ox
clusivoly OF Chicago men. The orlgr
uui object OF present work was 90 gof
at the solid breasts of the old work
ines and continue developments along
these limos whom the last work was
done the veins OF ore On the breasts
1f the two drifts were small but car.
rlod over 100 ounces silver 20 tho
ton and about twenty per cent cop
pee Both the owners and directors
1f work. IN the these methods OF onon.
lng up new and big ore feel confident
mat when work ls once started under
these plans aud carried forward that
thoir hopes win be fully realized
J. a. Pyno has the making of his
now wagon roai down tho mountain
from bis Roger Boy mino 20 tho valley
well under way. and Il is likely that
half OF the three miles that have 90
be- completed before travel common.
eos. win be- done by tho end Of the
month The object IN the building 0f
tho road. 'rat and principally o. tO
/ geo the new eaaolino motor hoist from
I Jho depot of tho A. a. a. railroad to th0
mine and Install % over The shaft at
. work Tho sh8it l8 ninoiytbroo foot
/ deep with a fourteen inch vein of orc
| at the bottom that viii mill 2Cl ounce
silver 90 The ton az q o. broken and
/ hoistOd on che way down 'n sinking
the SHAFT two tons Of the ore taken
! 1ut nnl sent to the smoltcr at ~,
/ pasO which iuily demonstrates its
I suprior yaiup Al. pyuc ls very en-.
I thuaiastic aud hopeful of having q
I good mine when work BE- begun iu
which be- has the concurrent belief Of
others who know The property
The sale ana tran1'or Of the Elk
hart mine. whlrh has beon uppormost
before the people f0f quito a while ir
/ reported to have been ro6'udod by the
run buyers and al negotiations for
the same brought 90 a standatill. This
Is another one OF tho old mines OF
tho camp that have produced their
ten of thousands. but the pinchlng
Or losing track OF tho ore veins caused
cossailons OF work by tho owners.
5ut has since been taken hold OF and
operated with moro or less success
by others % had beon disclosed that
ihc run purchasers were 10 have sunk
the Od 60O.fo0t shaft 200 feet deeper
90 catch up with tho ore body, had
thoy worked h. This was the mos,
feasible and plausible plan Of finding
new ore that could have been adopte T.
Tho Fourth March milne. own
ed ana operated by the Chloride Gold
Mining company ls packing ore 10 thr
depot for shipment Il has only been
few days since a htty-hyo ton ship
mont 90 ore was made from thla
mine 20 the Ei Paso smolior and nov
: another shipment fully a. large ls al
most ready TO go out Tho records o
production in thia mine exceeds tha
known OF by any other mine IN camp
either past or present. and tiorl
r seems 70 be- no falling On In tho sl2
and quantity OF ore as the big under
ground drift Is being driven
This by no means % a showing D
% all or half the work IN camp but. mes
4 ertholoss there is a spell oi hard time
t being experienced here never know
}. OF before. and many arc leaving 70
e other parts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

HsruAlli0 county probate court was
ln session yesterday and tranaacted
buslnCss az foliOwa
Tne report of tho appraisers iu the
estate 0f Bonneville kemmor6T was
accepted The property OF tho de-
ceased was appraised a. about Vl,bU0.
Tho estate Of Rose Hlobort was pro-
bated ana Jonn siebert was appointed
administrator 90 serve without bonds.
This report OF the appraisers 20 the
Rosenwaid estate was received and
ordered hlod.
The win % John but.er wla nleo
for probate and Monday, May b was
soi 90 hear the case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
"A MAN OF MYSTERY"
PRODUCED nv GOOD ORDER sY 4
GOOD COMPANY At ELKs' oP.
era HOUSE.

"a Man Of Mystery, produced by
Handlers comedians az the Eiks
opera house last night, ia truly q mclo.
Drama oi many tragedies. ami is not
without a few pretty climaxes
Cool and sanctimonious. artful and
iccolyiug. George 3. Mortimer, as
Hlcnard GlonwOod. the respected son
OF Dr. Olcnwood, and the shadow and
chief OF the DEVILS kltchoa, plays
thc heavy roll Of the william. and Mr..
Mortimer Is not half bad
Gavin Dorothy. aa Ned Archer enc
detective. with more tact and daring
than Nick Carter of dime n0ys
fame. and ArIng Alclno. as Dr. Glen
" ood were good and the lady mom.
bors OF the c0mbny we're also good
Especially did Miss Cameron. az the
Mott street Mol make a hit with the
audience with her n0wory glib Last
but not least Gene Rogers as Noah
lott. the trusted ana pompoua ser
want OF the GionEoOd home. was de-
cldcdly at home an the fun mahcr
Hs lines we're humorous aht lent a
/. little light COMEDY 10 thc heavy. dull
dramatsm 90 the play
Toe performance throughout wal
az good az any ever produced in thiI
/ lefty by small company playinl
at popular prices.
Tonight the bill viii bo Two Maf
ried Women a highly amusing fare
comedy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
ALBUQUERQUE SOCIETY
WILL BE SET AGOG

a romance OF lO22' interest, which
may culminato in rather sensational
suit Tor broaon OF promise. was en.
acted IN Albuquerque during the
weeks between The middle on Fobru.
ary and last sunday night
The principals we're a travelling man
who has headquarters a. Kansas Ciiy
and a dashing young widow who Is
reputed to bo w0rta considerable
money. aud in ths sensational court
proceedings. whlon rCnor says viii
follow. the travelling man VII Do the
p.aIuun it Io youn- man does ha
hts friends say ho VIII DO Aibuquer'
quo gossip. as well santa fo guB
alp. wili have something interesting
f1r debate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
FREE MAN ASSAULT o
p" AgoRY EMPLOYEES

A small sized riot occurred on
south Second street about $3.50 this
afternoon Jim iArrlgan ana Tom
ORourse. two discharged employees
"a the automatic telephone pole aud
nuo gang, assaulted Charles stump,
tholr former foreman, beating him
aver the head with heavy steel wire
connoCtors. SJump's mead was cut Op-
en- and ne was otherwise bruised and
nainfully injured iarrlgan was ar
rested, but ORourke escaped, The
anam0slty the aasallantB bore against
siump grew out OF a mlsundorstand.
inE over wages, which occurred some
time ago. Tho men claimed they
snd % more coming TO them than
theIr checks we're made out for. The
aisputo arose over work done on the
sabbath day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
STREET RAILWAY STEEL.
TWO CARS HAVE ARRIVED AND
WORK WILL BE RESUMED
MONDAY MORNING.

u you look on First street Monday
morning you viii soc ground brokon
Cor the construction OF the Albuquor-
que Electric Street railway. Two cars
OF steel have arrived and are In the 10.
cal yards. These cars we're shipped
from Joliet. lE.. March 2 The six cars
shipped on the goth Of February have
undoubtedly become iost some place
GA route. as nothing aaa been heard
from them since they left the steel
works az Joliet
The building OF the road viii be
watched with Intense interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
Mora counlr RspubILeans.

NNNNN H#HfNHN ~ NNMNNHHNNAf
The republicans Ot Mora county
met ln regular delegate convention o.
me court house IN the town 8l h0ra
saturday. March 5th. There Was
strong representation au. onthnsinam
aud harmony prevailed E i niorn
baum Waa chosen president aud Girls
loyal sanchez and Juan y Marines
v.co presidents. Victor Gallegos and
Tito Moloudez secretaries. The fol.
lowing delegates 90 tho las Vegas con.
yonuon were elected Juan Navarro.
CrlstOval Sanchez Crecoucio Fefnan-
dec. Juan H MARTINEZ, Tito Melondez
Juan CaHhd0E. g. ~ u.ornhaum ami
Hyardu Martinez
The delegates uere instructed JD
vote for Charles a splosB of laa We
gas as a delegate from too territory
to tho republican national convon.
uou at chicago
The resolutions strongly endorse tha
national and territorial adminisiga.
tion. demand single statehood within
present territorial limits for Rev
MoKIco. and approve and lndorso the
present county adminlHiration OF Mora
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

over Inspector Smith decided 10 look
into che matter and his investigation
resulted in her arrest
AZ the custom .ouHo she stated
that she was preparing 70 20 70 Calt
fornia and that she intended 20 take
the articles as presents. A charge OF
smuggling was placed against her.
however. and her preliminary hearing
was postponed tIll & EngelEng, a.
sstent United states district attor.
ney, returns from Waco.
Last evening the warrant was
served and tho defendant gave bond
Tor her appearance when wanted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Toe funeral of Miss stella Nc.
Ncnney whose death occurred yos.
torday. viii bo held from the chapel
oI A Borders undertaking oHtab.
lishm 900 saturday evening az $40
% clock The rcmaIna viii ho taken
Io thc family home 40 Winchester.
Kansas. Tor mtormont. and Will bo
accompanied by the boroavod mother.
Mrs William mckomoy tue dc.
ceased came 20 Albuquerque last Dc.
ccmher. and was a sufferer from con.
sumption.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
sAoenInn Lnland

Salt lake City. Marcn 1.-The hur
ricane which since Wednesday might
las has been raging on the Paciae
coast an the way from San Diego 20
British Columbia we greatly moderat'
ed this morning according 70 meagro
reports which are gathered from al
most totally prostratcd telegraph fys'
tema
San Francisco is again cut on from
telegraphlc communications,
The storm is now sweeping over
Nevada and Utah ia mixture OF snow
and rain and wind Of blizzard Ike Wo'
lencc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
CAUGH: SMUGGLING
WARRANT ISSUED FOR WELL
KNOWN lacy or L. pAso.

Yesterday afternoon a warrant was
SVEN ont before the United states
oOunalsalonor against Mrs NJ. 3. Me-
CanAy, a wol kaown osidont ana
prsgsrty owner OF this city charging
her with smuggling says the El Paao
Times
rhe defendant b an cid resident of
El Paso. and ls said 90 own real estate
valued at 100000 d ls stated that
the articles were founa in a baby car.
rlaqo beneath two smGn children. lho
articles consisted OF aeyon pieces OF
drawnwork, a fan, SILK handkor.
chief a silver cup and a dozen drawn.
work wheels
She has made several triyl OF re-.
cent date across the river, pushing
these two chlldren On a carriage. and
yesterday morning when she came
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

r. a Wilson and "a D. sterling
local agents for tto international Cor
respondonco sch0oa have utilized tho
south window of NoWcomer'a book
aud AT store 10 display tho sorka OF
the schools they represent hoaidoa
tbe various instruments ufed by the
Students in the window aru haga oi
different nations end ou eacl nag afe
figures showing tho number Of pupils
of the schools 10 that respective coun
Try The RuasIan hag shows is aiu
dents and japan 30. while cuba has
srveu times me latter numuef.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
FROM MOUHTAIHAIR
aaHlaRO Mountains Need naln or
Snow - Stock RalssTs
digging Wells,
WORK on StltH CUTOFF
psclal Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Mountalnair. n NJ, MarCn Work
vlh not begin ON the cut on until May
and possibly not before June Bridge
york In Abo canyon may begin earlier.
The work on tho Rio Grando bridge
will be pushed as fast az possible for
fear o. high water. There are now
about 100 men employed on the bridge
which number ls about an that can be-
employed 90 advantage. When the
Wora along this line 10 resumed q viii
Boz pushed rapidly This Information
is reliable.
zoe prlacu. dr0uih la unprecodcL-'
ga in This section There has been no
snow this winter and but little rain
laat summer hut iu spite OF dry wcath-
ar anu snort grass stock never looked
better az thls time of year This 10
due largely Co tno Increase 10 the mum
Der of wells Stockmon are sinking
wells al different points Ia order TO
utilize the grass removed from sur
face Wptor aud the results justify the
expense.
W } LlRhtoot. government inspoc'
tor of United states surveys. hes nm
ished the inspection OF tho three town
ships surveyed by Wendall " HAN,
United states deputy surveyor OF San.
"a Fe. last summer. The inspection
demonstrated tha, Mr. Hall did good
work
A.. E Litchy has returned from a
business trip 90 HCion.
W. NJ. brown was IN Bstancia ono
day last week.
Robert Locke was up from Boieu on
company business ghis week.
p. d. Carpenter 60 enjoying a Wait
from hla fataor wno6o nome % m
South DDkota.
w. n. Green writes from AlbuqueT'
que that he expects 10 begin improve
ing his claim near hero in a few
days
A change has been made in the stai
route plnua for this section. Under ths
new Arrangement Mountainalr will bC
aupplied from willard and fatigue
Manzano and Eaatvlew from Eatancia
the change 20 take place March n
The postomco a. Torreon has beer
discontinued and punta de Aqua and
Gran Qsivero nave applied for pootof
hcea. both TO bo supplied from Noun
talnair
John W COrbott Will open a real os
tate ana abstract once Ia the new
down of Estancia Ia the near future
he has offered a cash prize Of % io
ihe two best watermolons grown q
tho new county OF Torrance this sea
son. The melons are 10 be- Delivers
az the Estancla once september j
and Il Is expected that enough farm
ora win become interested TO MAX
fha event rival melon day az RocN
FORD. Colorado
On account OF the land IN the E'
iancia valley being unsuryoyod, th
new settlers are having an kinds q
trouble. rhose near Estancia tocato
their claims with tho railroad con
panys nuos, which according % "a
now government survey in the towi
ship south and east are not correct.
result but few OF them are on GA
land they claim and In many instance
Two are on the same claim. Thoy az
doing wise thing On signing a
agreement 20 submit an questions ,
dispute relative 20 their claims 20 a
BitFation rather than go 20 law. an
hsat dispute of the Kind has just bee
settled by arbitration and unless SON
of them got contrary tho tanglo ma
vet come out an right and oyory on
got bis quota OF land without iightiu
fOT 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Tacoma. March ii--A koavy sale
prevailed last night. Many trees we're
blown down and electric lines block.
aided. A report from tho north bead
of the Columbia river, says tho gale
reached eighty miles per hour thore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

ahow. 90 which the performers are
ladies u will bo novel iu the 70.
hottest detail. and n the gossip that
% has started can be relied g9on, %
win bo highly entertaining. The Con.
i'uenial Fomale MinstrDla vill appear
90 tlo flfF ttonts, April O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
BLAZE THIS MORNING
HEsloENcE OCCUPIED ~ w. e.
PRATT Sadly scoReHEp.

A nre at il5 South Edith street this
a6rn,nE shortly before o'clock ae-
sHoyoi property valued az near
Si.u0J The house Waa owncd by
CHARLES d Hopping. and was occupied
~ W n Pratt. OF tne Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
JUDGE CROLLOTT RE.
TURNS FROM MAGDALENA
HE WAS THERE NJ THE h11 ER.
EST or A NEW srEEP DIP.

judge soforino Crollott, who visited
the Magdalena country Tor the pur'
pose OF lutroducing 20 the sheep men
thcroahouts new sheep alp, Just
manufactured by parke. Davis a CO..
OF Detroit, Mich. has returned 20 the
city Ho was accompanied 20 Mag.
dalena hy o. 70 Palmer OF Detroit
The gentlemen had a splendid trip
and were successful in landing sew
oral good orders judgG Crolloit says
Magaalena ls a nuo business town,
aAd that the Becaer-Blackwell com
pany. or which . g MactayiHn la
manager enjoys au immense trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

a. G Kan. who has roon in the city
tho past few days. viii lcayo tonight
f0F hia home iu Honywood. CA Az
uhu gepfegeata the stolaon.Preat0a
0rocery company of Toe Angeles in
aonthern California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
lust As We EXPECTED
MISTAKEN IDENTITY IN THE
ARREST or c. w. STONE.


~ Special to 1he CitiRCn. .
o Las Cruces. n. NJ. Marca H. .
o Col G. W. stone OF tat Fratornal .
. brotherhood. o. not the stone .
Q / wanted Colonel Stone was at .
. once released. as a gross mistake .
o was made q
o j. BAuMGARTNlR =
. 4 ssee . . . . . . zee = .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Toalght Handlers comedians pre-.
sent Frederick billings hilarious
farce comedy. 1.-TWO Married Women
This farce is well known IN the east
and thla d the nrat tlnio west OF the
Mississippi river Mr. Airing Alclne,
the popular western actor % seen Ia
lhc leading roie. which has won him
much praise from the theater goeFa
Tits season The spoclaltiea follow
ono another rapidly during the action
Of thig play. and the theator s0or VINO
enjoys clean. refined fun 10 sure OF a
treat tonight.