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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

returned armed. but before the latter
could use hla weapon Turner corlri
bis $3.50 une. sending bullet
throHeH enc rIrbt breast of UIzson. a
coroner jury Naa summoned tnrf.
mony heard and n verdict reached
that Charles HiNaon came to bis
death FROM e1n shot wound .uUet
90 hy a riflo .n tho hands of Joe Tur.
Nor Tho ucst day. Monday. July 25.
the remains of Iixa0n wore buried
HH fbo hillside a few hundred ,srds
from krtuDr
Mr. pad1n says tho man murdered
was % a peaceful disposltoni was .
half breed Cherokee lndIaa. and
worked with him eighteen years ago
In tho Billings HmcltOr at Socorro.
90 always regarded Turner a very
quarrcIsomo man. especially whom In
hIs cups, and ho was IN an exceed.
.uE'y bad huWor nI of the day ou
which ho shot and Killed iuyaou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

uIl H. given lbo colonel to appoint
hIa uuu 8I|a. and tn make whist ar
raur.munts hD sogs fIt to give to Al
un u.rl1o bu1 visitors one off the
HUI.at HfaI.- .N.. v.n.-sedIn tbs
southwest TH, Co. HH. mattorun.
uIt.a.m,H. auI 1910 u1 doubt px.
rrpu provided bU rHs Goo r.rht Mind
0I Duc0uraEympnt from t.o merchants
those who aro expected and ought
to be represented DOB ueh 70 parade
President Mclafipy l.u lasi night
for Santa Pc. and fhrnca t1 Durango.
aHd Nnuc0s. Colo While in that
section of tUo CHuntr, Uc viii see
snmo Navajo leaders. with a Wow OF
getting band Uf bucks aud
sgu1v to viIst che fair and give
dances and camp fires
Zoo giving tho llsi of those ON tho
h1ul contest committee. published
yesterday tho linotype lines made a
mistake Corrected the commltto is
as follows George p. taarunrd.
chairman. Frank 20 Strong Ivan
GuuafolI. O. A. Natsou ana W. T.
NcCreisht Chairman Ic1ruard and
Secretary GunFul are now under the
Impression Chat thoro win ho half q
dozen bands In fno contest
ON rhuu1Hy. Auuuaf %. an oycur
sion train win ba RON from tbia cIty
Zoo Ias Vegas whore tho National
Guard of New WuNco will ho bon coo.
cuwrm.u. auI whore Che Albuuuer
UUO browns viii play "a gamr oft base
haI with fhu Iaa Vegas team Tici
o.a HHN. been printed faro only 81.
for fHn rnuuI 'rip and o. g. Houston.
who H chairman of fhu committee to
SELL f.rNufs anticipates a crowd of
several hundred oNcursIonIsis Co Las
Vegas That day The train will leave
tho local depot 90 O. Jc' sl "a m. aud
return t1 tho city about ~ %. m.
The decorator here l8at year was
a. ~ Barclay. of Kansas city. Score.
iary Gunul is Iu correspondence with
tho gentleman. and 80 Is quite likely
that Dee viii ho secured again for tho
fall fair and that Doe win bring along
with h.m O. carnival company
l'uf. nIuIlN" ni ihn iHIF who
win visit I0s Angelica next wpok VIII
call uu vs. % Wilson. proprietor aud
manager of the Los Angeles fire
works and may hc abio 90 sign uD
a contract with him fpr ootaIu street
attractions and fire works ior tho
mir
Ono of the $1,000 pursrs fur the
fair horse races. is tht offered by
Taylor and williams of Louisville.
Ky. and % win ho known aB the Vol
iuwstnuo purse This matter was dis.
Cuasoi at tho executive committed
meeting the uthUr evening. and was
settled today boy telegraph. the hig
Louisville firm accepting .be terms uf
me fair association
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
BRAINED WITH A BED POST
HORRIBLE CRIME COMMITTED
At wArRous. AND THE MUIR.
DERER JUSTIFIED

A correspondent of tho tas Vegas
Optic. writing from Wutr1ug. under
date of July e. gi.os the following
account of "a horrible crime commit
tpl thare
last might Vlctor.ano TruiUlo boat
tbe brains ouf of AmbroaIu Ann.lya
with q bed post Despite tho horrible
manner in which Anaylla camn % his
death. public opinion fully lustlnrs
Twinlo ami ai a hearing today be.
fore The Justice of tho peace he was
oxonyatrd
For years tharo had boon ha1 blood
between tho men over tho uuwolcomo
attentions AuaIya forced ON TruliII1B
wife A year ago huaIlya had beaten
The woman inlurInF her severely
last night after taking several drinks
ho proceeded 90 q tent near thc gray
90 p.i whore Trulillo and hlH wife lIy-
cd lig was warned away. hut fore
ot himself into tho tent and asked
fHu woman f0 Eo away with him. SnC
refused TruIIIp ordered tbg Iufrui.
90 Dut. Whergupuu AnullFa started
Tor bIm with n knife O. was thon
TWN'1 sc.zrl the bed post ana
knocked tbo man down with o. ilo
continued beating him tiIl iIfa Was
extinct
Trul.'lo and hIs wife dr1auod fbo
body out of tho tent and going to
Walr1uH gave themselves up The
story of AnaylIaH persecution of Ihe
family was well known. and the iua
tice who heard the case accepted
TruUiIuH statement 1f tho ease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
KILLING At KErHee

Iue ID padIH who H a saloon
Keeper af kouer. lhe town u tho
umhor camp OF tbo American Lum
bor compauya woods near Tn0roau
a Hu tho city, purchasing supplies o.
was at padu.aH saloon, last sunday
evening. july g. that Joe Turner
hot aai KILLED Charles llIEaou tnot
Charles Hickman as was pubIfhcdl,
500 Iud..la Says thhi Turner was
tHe assn. or ana wac boxing fur a
hFht 1f ame Mind aII .hat day go
bad drawn Dos gun 0n Htslu Sow
oral Nme during fho day. ana anaIIy
he padI.N took hIs run away from
MIN A few minutes before me fpal
shooting tbo gun was handed back
20 Turner, as be said De was ro.ng
to h.s home Ho then ieft th8 padlla
saloon accompanied by the partner of
padIlIa. and they together walked
some distance Turner replied: IctB
go back and Ret another drink
which they dId lu the meantime.
HiNson had loft the saloon and had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

direct from tho commission 90 the
places Of examination. it iB necessary
that applications bo received Ga am.
pie time 10 arrange for the oxamina.
i.on desired at thc place indicated
by the applicant Tho commission W %
therefore artanFo to examine any ap.
plIcant whose application Us received
in time to permit the shipment OF the
necessary papers.
saonqerfost az Milwaukee.
Milwaukee. Wis. July 2S-ln ad.
diuon % the many excursion trains
and steamers arriving last night bear.
ing singing societies and visitors 60
tho twontynrst saongorfcst OF tho
Saongorbuud of tho Northwest thoro
were thousands of visitors marching
from the dopoB today lu addition 20
tho societies the attendance Of visit.
ow is one of the largest that was
ever known ON any OCCASION loo this
clty
There are uiuetythrCo societies
represented among the visiting dele.
NNNINNH. N'N NNNN' lNNM NNIINN.Na NN"
diana. iowa. Mlnuesota. Wisconsin
and California. Some of thO largest
delegations are from Chicago. S.
Paul. Davenport. Peoria lnCrosso.
Madison, Dubuque, Rock Island. Ap.
H',tuu and Fr,oport
The rHhDarais were continued dur.
us thg morning and afternoon There
were many mrr0mpu concerts iu
different parts OF The a.y The oN.
position building s the place of rem
devious ou tHe arrival of societies
8ul delegates Here heavily laden
tables and beverages await tbr y.slt
ors
Tho program for Tine song festival
consists of dyo concerts. the grst of
which takes place tonight Mayor
Rose win deliver an address Of wei.
come to n, visitors, and tho cero.
mony of tbo presentation of tho flam
by President Charles Richter VIII FOL.
low
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
WILL BE BUILT
". 5. StTiCkleT Returns from
Pennsylvania and Speaks Of
albuquerque Eastern.
SOME POLITICAL POINTERS

= W. s. strIcklor. tno woll known =
y vice president and ctshiu uf che y
y Bank 0f Commerce. accompanied =
y by Mrs. Strlcklor. rolumol to =
= the city East night aHd Hoy io y
y port themselves lu excellent y
y hoalth, and as having % splendid y
y visit among Pennsylvania rDIo y
y t.Fes and friends =
~ "Whlio east" said Mr strck y
= lpr. ~ visited plttshurs and hul =
y the pleasure of meeting General =
y Torrance. Senators Kennedy and y
y Andrews. Banker T Zee Clarke. y
y and other pgnnHylvaua FUutlo y
y men who ard iHrornioI 900 New y
y McNlcn enterprises. and wu Ialk. y
y oI of thp early building uf fha y
y Albuquerque Eastern railroad y
~ % was Informed th8t steel fuf y
y the road. and also for thn branch =
y into the nBran coal Nalle. bad y
= Inon purchased. and would Dee =
y shipped Just as soon ns inspect y
y od ! am now under the impress y
y sion that the steel o. now ON y
= routo 90 Now Mexico y
~ "Tho Albuquerque Eastern is y
y an absolute certainty. and uuloss =
y the contracts for hull1Ing the y
y road have not already boon lot y
y thov will bo in q very frw days. =
y and actual work win Boo under y
y way iu a very short time =
~ "Wc were IN Chicago Tor y
y about a week. whore ! visited the y
- money ccnior1 and found poll y
y tics oner1ss.us n certain amount y
y of attention This wns the fact y
y also. in Ncw York city whore y
y spent a few days. ana while y
y believe Roosevelt win Doc elected, y
y am settled ln my conviction y
y that hc win not hnvC hs easy y
race as some of us figured y
y out q fow weeks ago I found y
y Parker very strong iu tho east y
y con leaving Chicago We visited y
y ST. Louis and enjoyed five days y
y no tho Worlds fair We wore =
y lcD building ana the territory y
y has indeed q very crcditahlp iiH. =
y play The fair is Bn immense y
y proposition too big 90 C0vcr =
= and see In a limited number OF =
y days. and the sights are being y
v Witnessed hy immense crowds Of y
y people from everywhere every =
y day with the possible exception y
y of two days and these were ia y
y Chicago tho weather was de. y
y lIghtfw and particularly col Tor y
- the summer time in the east" y
y y NNNN NNNN NNN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
CIVIL SERVICE SITUATIONS

The United States civil service
commission announces au cyamIna.
tion on august lL is and 10, 1904,
tn secure ol.Eblos from which 90
make certihcat0n to hll vacancy in
tho position Of engineer craftsman in
,ho supervising architects office, a.
ST, 200 per annum, and other similar
vacancies as they may ocur iu that
office.
The United States civil service
commission announces an oXamina.
ton ON Angus. 20, 1904, to secure
oURIblcs from which to make certi
Hcation to ON a vacancy In the posi-
tion OF economic and photographic
go0log.st and paloontologIst in the
Philippine service, az $1,000 or $1,000
per anuum lacord.ng 90 qualihca.
tionfI. aud other similar vacancies
as they may occur On tha phiippIn
service
The Uuitei stalos civil service
commission announces an oXam.na.
lion ou August 3l. l90i to secure
NINNI|I'" NNNNA W NNN ID '' N'NN' WV .'A
cation 90 hu a vacancy IA tho position
of b,okEoopor iu tho reclamation
service of tho geological survey. az
$1,000 per annum, and other similar
vacancies as they may occur in that
survey
Applicants should az Ouco apply
eIthor to hs United statos civil SER
vice commission. Washington ID g.
or 10 ths secretary OF the local board
of examiners for application forms
$50 application win heacceptedunlesa
praperly executed and Eled with the
commission AZ Washington In apply
ing for those examinations the exact
ttle should he used in the applIca
ton
As examination papers are shipped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
FAIR NOTES
THE coLoRs CHosEN-BARcAIN
ING FOR SOME INTERESTING
FEATURES.

This morning President McGaffcy
AMI Secretary Guusll. of che Fair as.
ISOLATION. after consultation with sew.
cral merchants. concluded tc adopt
tho Rod. white ANA Bluo" as tho fair
Culors The selection i5 very wise.
Secretary Gunsul received this
morning "a batch of fair lottors. aud
some ul tbem contained interesting
fair features he has placed him.
self in communication with the con,
cOrns. and hopes to tell tho people
in fow days that ho has finally land.
od something brand now for the ap.
preaching fair
The base bail feature of the com.
inE fair viii hc the "hpst of an d"
The tournament will compose clubs
from towns of New Mexico. Arizona
and El paso. TOXas. and playing
members must ho bona flde residents
NJ their town up to and including
September before the fair u ls
safe Co say that Ration, las Vegas
and Santa be- uu the north. Gallup
Fort Wingatc. Winslow and Williams
on the wcst ana silver city. DomIng
and El paso on thc south will have
competing clubs Tho liberal purse
of 81 500. divided into three moulci
viii draw tho base bah teams. aud
the fans from 8ll sections of the two
territories.
% think one of the winning faa.
twos ut tbe fair said j % ORoIlly.
'wlll ho the driving and lcapiug olks
and the performing horse, Tr.xlo
These wonders OF the animal kingdom
belong iu W. 10 narDgs OF Sioux city
Iowa and many people for mites
around will visit Albuquerque solely
to see these performing elEs aud the
horse. TrIXie"
"lt can bo put dowL as solid fact.
said W L. TrImblc This morning.
that $4,000 in purse money for horse
racing viii bring here during the
fair some of tho best and biggrs'
hOrsomon of Colorado. Texas. Kan
sns. Arizona aud New Mexico. aud
predict that SOME fast records will boz
made un The race course of the fair
grounds in the coming October"
The proposed band contest lB a
new feature altogether. and already
much interest De- being manifested
among the local musicians a purse
ul $1,000 win surely stimulate the
territorial bands to begin pucuco
so as to cot into the contest at tbo
fair The two local bands are now
discussing tho contest aud both win
enter thc contest lIalf a dozen other
bands from New Mexico and Arizona
win boz communicated with by socre
tay Gunsul, aud it Is safe t1 say
there VIII bo band music galore Of
tho approaching fair This afternoon
President McGafiey appointed the FOL
lowing gentlemen 0s baud contoF,
committee: George o. tonnard
chairman, Frank "a Strong lyar
Ounsul. O A. Maisou. aud W. r. Mc
. CroIsht
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
WHAT wHehrLEy SAYS.

O. N WhUltoy who suuorIut,uds
building operations i0r fHD inniy.
sharp Construction company ON the
Santa Fo coast lines. was visitor al
Br'en yesterday returning here this
morning and continuing east ou pas.
s'nrcr train so g.
Mr Whoatlcy lgu San Francisco
July &c. and at chat time The Santa
Pc was stIl Workug ou me China
hasln srhDmo Hc said chat If the san.
'a Fo had given % up as % hau fob
and lDft to the waves tho several mil.
lions of dollars worth OF work already
dome. ho had not been Fo informed
Ho saws that Zoo the China basin prop
ositl0u fbg Santa Fo had accomplish.
Dd a grCnt feat ln engineering and
had accomplished wonders u had not
only made about twelve acres OF dry
round ont 0f tho bay of san Fran.
cisco aud secured "a site for tine finest
freight yards .u tho Golden Gate City.
but had. by so doing comparatively
shut the Southern Pacific road out
from the bay front and obtained f0r
ltaoIf this much coveted advantage.
'lt De- truo said Mr. Woltloy. that
there is one place in the big Gll that
has been Swing some trouble. but
eventually this viii como an right.
There iE a place probably 200 feet
long on the water front that contin.
uos 90 clip into the bay. but we count
% q small box canyon under the water
and that finally 20 viii ono up.
"ii the Santa Fe has abandoned the
China haein scheme. would surely
have been notified Of a."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

The papers Of the Pass city are
p0k.ug fu at starr. because ho has
the happy faculty Of making opposing
batsmon. whether iu Albuquerque or
elsewhere fan the air whom uo ls
Boo the pitchers book
Tho Telegram for two games came
from Mauggr Houston. but aa tho
Pass city club hst scheduled games
with tho las Vegas club the man.
aror asked Santa Fe f0r game. aud
Me boys from tHe territorial capital
will bo here for "a game sunday az
truOun
Tho las VEGAS boys win pass
through Albuquerque tonight f1r On
paHo. ana thry are requested 90 ad.
minister defeat to the Pass city Colts
just to give tho papers down there an
opportunity tU cat some crow food
The Browns have already. $50 far
thls season. administered three do.
feats ouf of five games played with
tho Colts and with starr and Gallegos
Iu the box, expect Co win both games
to ho played hore ou August g aui 2
with tHo anne team
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
NEW MEXICO TEACHER
ARREsTER HERE.

Professor NJ. A. Molina. formerly "a
teacher at Soc0rru. New Mexico. aud
who is well known ln this section.
has been arrested by Detective J.. a.
Rogers and is Ia the city iail Charg
ed with obtaining money under false
protonscs, in connection with the re-
crWting of pupils for Indian schools
which is now no progress in tails city,
says the El PasO Herald
a warrant has been sworn out
asaInst the teacher in Justice Mar.
shalls court. and bo will bo transfer
red Go the county Jail this afternoon.
u ls charged that Molina took ad-
vantage of the desire uf residents uf
the city, who speak Spanish and are
OF indian origin. by representing 90
them that bo was an aggut OF an lu.
dian school at ChiIapo. New Mexico.
and that 10 was necessary for parents
Q have bis influence in order 90 in.
stall thoir childron iu a government
institution, as we'll as 90 pay him
ten dollars for fees incidental TO pa.
pors ana other expenses OF complying
with the formalitIes of admission 90
Che school
o ia claimed that the professor col
lrCtod ton dollars each from several
Movi,Jrs iu thIs city The complain.
ing witness in tho charge that has
hugn filed against Molina is A. j.
/unIJa who SAYS Doe possesses ro.
crIpi Tor money paid tu the teacher
and wr.ucn across the papr- o. rnr
lish are the words For personal SER
vices"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
PoKiNo FuN ~ srARR.

ono queer thing that now comes
up Boa connection with tle telegram
from Albuquerque renr ng two
games here Saturday and sunday ia
the fact that both tho Albuquerque
uapors are carrying Advertisements
FOR two big games in that city with
the Santa Pc team ON the very date
that Albuquerque wanted to come 90
thls city Just how Albuquerque can
play two games Ia two different places
uu the same day i8 a mystery. unless
thoy expect 90 send one man team
to inis city probably That wonderful
man. starr. who would bo willing to
allow every local man to score whom
boo could not strike out El paso
N,ws
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
DYNAMITE At e. PAsO DEPOT

Tho go pas1 Times says that w. b..
Woodward tho agent ul ths Santa 30
depot found tea sticks Of dynamite
and BOX uf caps under q pip'e of ma.
chlnory which was ulloadod yester.
day from tbo ear Tho dynamite Ehs
found about forty fCDf from tho pas.
seuTrr engine which wa8 to tak0 Out
lhe passenger train without touch
Ing lbo stuff ST. Woodward at 0uc3
folDph0uet t0 fhe police station. and
officer Franco responded to tho call,
Ho found ihe dynamite iust a8 SIR
Woodward bad described It lt was
worry dirty aHl o.i having mo ap.
raaHHes of having hten carried
around hy s1me ono fur "a lone time
and lne N.a was br0son u twa
places
Just ihH C.rruW iauceH surrounding
fhD case can only hn con- irctured and
20 may bf that some petty ih.ef drop
ped DO there. bui Poe fact that the SAN.
fa 90 .a having al much trouble lately
with strikers leads some io bNiiCya
that some HIIm.ulci person ls CON.
ueral with tHo n'ac.ug of tho ea-
p.1Hga u some uau0or Tho shopl
aDi round house. and especially me
alFiug u the locBi Santa BE yards.
are weil guarded. ana it % thouglt
that tAH act alone prevented trou.
b.r laH night Tho dyuamiior dls.
ooyeung la.s faci was unable 90 DO
any damage. and being afraid oi dls.
o0yey with tho dynamite on BIS per
son. ho doubtless hid 90 under tho MA.
chuory who're lt was found thla morus
InF
s Ha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Gal, HurE ll Iuiy 2'.-luIgIng
from I1dayF auap.c.ous opening tho
ll'.uo'a Baptist aeH.H.y ,h.H year
viii bo ou, of the MOST successful
assemblies over held by .hr iouom.
luulon loo tHis state Mr John a G.o.
an was fbo principal speaker today.
Amune those to bo heard during tho
coming week. arc Way a W Lamar,
of Nf4nvll'e Tenn Rev pr R B..
Macarthur Uf New York city. and Rev.
w A Sunday the uaae ball oyauegl-
iat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Manch,stor. ~ Co.,, July 90 Tho
postponed nrhf between George Me.
FuIbou and sam lAnRiordtakospl place
hero tonight before iGe puHt.mo An.
lotto club McFaddcn appears 10 bo
Ia hIs 1ld-timo foru and is confident
of winning The winner win meet Jim
my Gardner Cor tho lIgbtwoiEht cham
pioushIp OF Sew England
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
BIO NATIONAL BsoArrA.

az Louis. NO. July go AT 81
O'Clock rhls afternoon the nrr uf the
many 0aumoD tu take part Boo tho
annual championship regatta ~ fho
National Association of Amateur
Oarmou viii line up at Grove Couer
IaEa and win bo sent away Ba soon
as possible Zoo mo opening heat 0f
the SEQ of eighteen heats and races
that constitute thr two days program
Zoo the various races win be seen the
best amateur oarmen 0f Canada. New
England and tho middle west
The events t1 Boz contested are ns
follow Intermediate single sru,'a
senior single sculis. champion single
scuia Intermediate uaIyoareI shells
senior palrUarod shells intermediate
double acu'lH senior double aCI'Ia.
intermediate ilur0afod HhrIs. senior
fourmred shells. IulumatIonal sem.
iUr fuurnrni shells intermediate
oIshtoarcd sheIl ana senior o'fht.
Dared shells
The race that lH causing tHe most
excitement i he championship
single scml event. Boz which Frank
% Greer tha champion. wlI mrol
Titus. IuysnaI VeseIoy and sohn'aa
who recently captured the Diamond
scu'ls at tho Henley regatta