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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
Married.

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock Mr..
II. q. Faulkner of Clifton, Arizona,
and Miss Maier of this city were united
in marriage by Major James Phillips,
the ceremony being performed in the
psrlors of the Faulkner hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner left last night
fo- Arizona. their future home.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
They Were Remembered.

Mr.. Fred w. Kitcher, leader of the
Palestine Juvenile Band, and Mr.. H.
NJ. Jones, leader of Jones' Orchestra,
we're remembered by the members of
these organizations on Christmas day.
At a meeting of the band, it was de-
eided to give Mr.. Kitchen nice pres
emit, and he was presented with a
check for s25. Mr. Jones was the re-
cipient of fine box of Havana cigars.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
Christmas Trees.

Christmas trees and exercises were
held at the various churches in this
city Saturday night. Programs were
arranged and carried out by the chill
dren, and although the rain and mud
interfered, good crowds were out to
enjoy pleasant evening The trees
were beautiful, and the children were
made happy by the presents they re-
eeived.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
BEGIN THE new YEAR RGHM YOUR ADVERTISING CONTRACTS WITH The HERALD NOW FOR 1905
DIR. G. S. WEST
PASSES AWAY
A Highly Respected Citizen Dies
Very Suddenly of Heart Fail
ure Early This Morning.

ure Early This Morning.
DR.. G. S. West died this morning be-
tween the hours of and o'clock, OF
heart failure. He had been out during
the day and on Christmas day had
participated in the service at st. Phil
ip's church. He sat up reading until
about 10 O'Clock last night, but soon
after midnight had an attack
from which he did not rally. DR..
silliman was called in and was present
when the end came.
DR.. West was within a month of be-
ing 81 years of age, and was one OF
Palestine's most highly respected cit
liens.
The funeral will take place from st.
Philips church at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
Another Family.

Mr.. L. A. Sailor and family are the
latest Palestine arrivals, coming from
p Wage, Ind. They will occupy
r3c y. Howard home, about one mile
north of the city. The newcomers
brought car load OF goods with them.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
1.-The Man From Mexico.

Albert Taylor and his peerless stock
company opened their engagement in
this city at the opera house yesterday
afternoon, and although the weather
was threatening good crowd greeted
Mr.. Taylor and his company in "The
Man From Mexico" The play was
highly entertaining. Mr., Taylor has
good support this year. The play was
repeated at night to a good sized
house.
The specialties are fine, including
Oliver, the coon shouter, Browning,
the dancer, high. class picture ma
chine, and others.
Tonight they present the great char
acter comedy, ga Southern Romance"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-27
The Winner.

Miss Elizabeth Flick was the winner
of the big doll offered by w. E. Swift.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07

$3.50 quality Ladies' Jacket. Made
Of good quality. Covert Cloth, Satin
lined. back. front and sleeves trim
med with rows OF cording and
stitching. Strictly tailor-made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07

If you prefer to select your own
material, and want a Skirt made
Free of Charge-you can. All you
will have to do is to step into the
Dress Goods Department, (Church
St Storey Select any Rlack or
Colored material at $1.00 or over
per yard, that will make up nicely,
in any one of these styles herein
represented, and we will have our
Mr.. Swartz take your measure,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07

and they will be made by the same
manufacturer who makes these
high grade skirts. When they
are returned to us, we have our
tailor fit them. If any further
changes are necessary they will be
made, which is a guarantee that
they will be made to fit satisfac-
torily or you don't have to take
them. This extraordinary offer is
made fos the simple reason that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07

we want to cut up the large stock
of materials before the close of
this sale. No imitation of prices
as some might maliciously mag
inc. Every piece Of goods mark
ed in plain figures at our Auction
Sale. We did such a phenomenal
business last January in this way,
that it has prompted us to again
make this most unusual offer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
REGISTRATION BOARDS
FOR GENERAL Election
APPOINTMENTS RECENTLY MADE
~ HoARD or COMMISSIONERS.

rrociuct 80 o. Alameda. MsIaus.
dos Martin. Mazimo Chafoa . %.
CamIaisl house o, Me'au|la MaftIu.
Precinct no &. Raughoa do Aibu
quegque. Daniel MARTINEZ Eugenio
Ynsafu Ambrosi1 samora hoG.o %
Daniel MARTINEZ
Precinct Ro 8. nore'as. Juan uaca.
grDEorio Barcla.CUumdo Nia.'. house
of Hl8vio VlgIl
Precinct 80 g. puduas. d. Luce
rl. Roman Nomga Manuel Cbavo
house Of D. D. iucoro
Precinct DO 3. San Antonio Manuel
laramino. uar.o GuIrugs. ViyIau
Garcia house oI nario Gutierrez
Precinct No s. los GuoF1a. Mace
donio Herrera. joan e. samora.
Roman Nuauer house ui MaopdouIo
Herrera.
Precinct 30 % WaucnoH de Atrsc0
Jose lucrro. D. o. Mofzsar CIprlauo
J sanches house of j. % MozGar
Precinct 30 lp. Escolosa Fi.omouo
Mora. Pablo CJospn Juan A.dcr.'o,
house of FIlumDnu Mora
Precinct No. o. palauto NioodomuH
ChaYos. Manuel rcua. NeucosIao Soto
house of n. o.. Chalos
preciur, 30. ~. Albuquerque Harry
D. lee. q a CampIeId. FciIt GInnUt
%. office of Berry b. lee
Precinct 30 i3. ola Albuquerque
g. ID Murphy. luls Springer 20 %
Ferguson house of Jesus Romero
Precinct No. ii. San lsuaC.U. Nie0
Ias Herrera sauio Herrera Pablo
Araudh, house OF NIchoIag Herrera
Precinct 30 22. Ia 1Iieu q
Carpenter. Domingo Garcia Amnd,
lopez hnuro 8f D o. Carpenter
Precinct No 23. san Pedro. po1r
lurDro Francisco TruiI.U u1uaCIau,
Ouueurz house uf Juan Otcro
Precinct no 90. j. 70 slluEle. "a ID
Romero. 3 p. Newcomer store of 8
o. Newcomer
Precinct 80 rs. Atr.Fcu Transit,
Caudeiaria Mariana p Sana. mr.qur
Garcia. house of TunsIf1 Canda'ara
Precinct Hn 49, Chuu AdoIfo sa
las Manuoh Gu.iouez. . % Ma'ioua
do. house ~ Ad1lfo sBlaa
Precinct No 35. loa numnes. Carlos
% Chnvos. Enrique Springer Francis
eo savodm house of Enrique sprug
o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
MOyENENTS IN REAL ESTATE
THE MARKET QUITE ACTIVE FOR
MONTH or AUGUST.

August Prank Viao and wife to
Antonio ortiz. lot black "a. r AT
milo y Otaro addition $50.
August 2-Catherlno T.. Folds to
Edar r. Fields. lot Z, block o. Hun
'lg Highland addition, $500
August an 70. Stamm and wife,
to Margaret Scott cust ia of lots No.
2o and 90 block ID Park addition,
5000
August e.-Andrcw G. p0stol and
vito tn Mrs brewery D. Beckhnm
lo, @. b'ocR iG. Eastern addition, $3.50
August l0 Noa nfold. trustee. ia
Amanda M Frecioyo lots . and
block S. Northern addition, s323
August TO- Clara J Raldridgn and
husband goo q. Giomi lots i5 and iG
block s.. r. Armnio y Otoro addition
$500.
August go. N Murron and wife
to Margaret Scldomridgo lot p block
O. Lewis and sImonds addition 81.
August 20 Noa Sllicld. trustee. to
70 r. Clark. lots ~ l3 and 49, block
Cd Northern addition. $3.50
August co. Adolph Doerr and wife
to Henry Hunlng. 10th g. 10. Il and i2
block @, Atlantic and Pacific adli
t'un, $500
August 22Hrbr John VI Moor,
Realty Co.. to Goo T.. Brooks lots
and Q. block %. Original rowrslte
$1,000.
Angus 23.-E. s. Brown and wife
fo Richard Lewis, Dot q. block u
paca and Armijo addition 81 900
August 2G.-Mayy swanson 20 pay
90 J Heron, Do, a. block ID. Parh
addition. 5000
August 81 John Boltor 90 Martin
3 GunsuI lots 2 aud 8. block S. Orig
lnal TownsIto. s45o.
August 2p-Eila u Coultrnine. %
W. D.. Edgar south 100 feet of loti
and block 57 Original Townsite
$500.
August 3l -NoIl ~ Field and wife
20 Lizzie spoight a piece OF land neal
old Alhu1uorque 5000
August Arthur Eyor.tt 90 An
nle Everett. Dot 30. block g. and %
foot adjoining Dot no. o. ArmIlo 3
OtgTo addition, 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

a mu corps of employees are ON
hand with the exception OF one teach.
er
a large number OF new faces arc
seen among the force of employees
thIs year.
About 325 children were present on
the opening day and were assigned "a
tholr ,lnssoa This is the largest en-.
'rolmout on opening day, for mum.
her Cf years and indications are fav.
ombio for @ successful years work
Chief Haaento, one of the leading
Navajo chiefs, was asylsltor at ,hO
school yesterday and he says that
some more of hiE people viii enter the
school in the near future.
Indian Inspector ChllCraft visited
tho school This week Ho was on hia
way 90 SALEM Oregon, 20 take charge
of the Indian school near that place,
Superintendent Allen Is visiting the
day schools Oh the IRguna district aud
maklng arrangements for their needs
for the coming year
Supervising Architect Charles is ox
peoied here in a few days. Tie if
eomlng to confer with me suporIn
iondent about changes to bo made
and now buildings 90 be- built n ia
expected, after bis arrival, that the
work of building and repairs viii hC
rushed along 20 completion as quickly
ig possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
FAIR CAR IN SANTA TT
COMPANY sEHT oU1 BY THE
TERRITORIAL FAIR AssOclA.
rIoN ooINo EFFECTIVE WORK.

rr. nIrarU 'ur oar or tho Nnw
N,s.eo Territorial FaIr to bg hc'd In
3buguerru, October lu.h to l5fb boo.
elusive made lta appearance iu Santa
Fe yesterday afternoon aI 2sao O'Clock
coming from Cru'lOs aud Madrid.
where short uuns were made The
car fhIs ypnr ia utod up boz ho best
possible style Last ovoutug Niy
Horr, aud parity who have charge of
.ho udvouls.ug work gave a yaude.
yIllp and mus.ca. entertainment in
Adams ball. under me auspices OF
Eta Lodge No $3.50 The room was
crowded l0 .ts capacity THE nrngram
opened with selection by che berry
noy.uo orchestra This was followed
by u s0uE 1--we Cot De- FcolIu for You
hy Nra Rosa Berry and Joe Lewis.
tbc FOuue c1lOre3 comedian who has
made 70 hif N.th every audience before
which boz haa appeared Lewis. who IH
NOT moro Than HNIsDn years oI use.
has 10 uuFht future before him and he
WIN mott eO Iar before ba finds "a u.uco
with one 1f the bUtvr classes ui min.
aurI shows Uc Wag Obliged to rc.
...rF f. .p .rror. which hr aid Of
IDguNIy Following lu overture by
D, ,rr8l..r, Mrs R,sa uarry render
ia ..g.,aI sopr ..lsctI,us ana Diayod
b.r ..B ,rsmpar.I.mont ap tbr piano.
ID t.r r.udl.,. oI .u uoDf gesm
fu... .lF,. SAM. ola emue r ai,a vaa af
r.- ...t ,gl ,..,, t,a b.,rt, arpieur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
PROF. Ell WOO MEAD
WILL VISIT ALBUQUERQUE

.ross or you are o. merchant selling
goods to farmers, YOU are Just o.
much interested as lhc farmer lrrIga.
t.on brings more farmers subjects
more land to cultivation and the NOR.
chant Hs consequence soliH more
goods The same reasoning applies to
every trade. class of manufacture. or
nrDfe .0n 90 you are wagon manu-.
ncturer YOU are interested in irri
iiOn You sen wagons to farmers
II son are % lawyer you have am inter-
.et iu irrienflUn the farmer viii need
your services So m down thp list
preachers. doctors and last of oll, the
undertaken
"O1r CON program wiil ho announc.
Di officially the coming week. said
'H' Tvtchoil "Tho hlehDst grade Df
irrigation symposium win hc present
Hl lh. r0urrr auI enc people oft AT.
.uGu,r0ue must lend every asa t1 ts
.ucDs fuI outcome.
"IlUu Geo. %. Maxwell uU deliver
Hs aJlrn 8i fhD opera house 1u tbe
wnunr uf October De-. ana ls at au
other meeUues of tbc congress the
public aTo invited t1 be present Nr.
Maxwell Is most brilliant and ou.
.husIaa.Ic speaker. having few equals
.u The country Ir is thinker. an
orator and Boo IRRIGATION matters is tho
mos enthusiastic man in the United
States.
'inasmuch as tho great National lr.
rsui0u congress win meet at H paso
lust on. month later than ours the do.
.IuCrat'ma bore are or the greatest
.iuur1urc NJ Now Mexico wants
anything from c0ugrpss or me rccla.
nation service. DO Is t0 our Interest
.l make those wants known through
uur congress and by proper ropro.
Uutati0u at the congress at El paso.
New MgNloo should send at least 600
ptuplr to tbo El paao congress
a numerous delegation. properly
equipped can do much there for there
WII' bo o. bir representation from aIl
over Ihe world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

l11rs. and extra ear crows loaf In
ho office lobby
superintendent ~ % Chadbouruo
.s very busy man. and F A stortz.
Doe aNlo assistant ls NOT u tbg least
dle Duke % A. &c. louuabcry has
been appointed passenger and advCr
rs'rv agent '1r tho company
% NJ Uaccua ls track foreman and
hIs e0n ulaw. j. n Payne has been
employed ar boss carpenter
Tho car crows arc as follows
$50. Conductor w. O. Wood
ward wwormou. D. p nemarcst
No % Conductor B p shuliz.
motorman. 81 Ellison.
So @ Conductor NJ A. Rop.or.
motormbn. "a Hopkins
80. 4 Conductor r. B WIuEott,
m0I0rmon Frank George
y. G. Allen is c0nultlng enr.ueor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
JOHN DUNNlNG
WAS DEPUTY SHERIFF

Yesterday afternoon John umnIug
the strike breaker, appeared before
Iujgo Baker on "a writ of hahoaa cor
pua requo.u DTS release from bond
ou tho charge of dIscharr.ns fire
nrms ln tho city limits Tho court
granted the writ. stating that Dun.
uUe was acting in the capacity of q
deputy sheriff vhcn ibe shots wore
fired
nunung was bound over Co the
Grand jury in Juilce Crawford court
a short time ago under $500 bonds.
ln ihe police court Duunings al.
turneys made uo defense, bat yestpr
day produced witnesses to show that
ho was aroused ont OF he'd TO stop
an assault ON a striker
A. stated before Judge Bakcr said.
IN granting tho writ, that DunnIng
was not liable under the charge on &C
count ~ hls being a deputy perform.
ing hiss duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Last night Col Twtchcll received
word from Washington from Prof Ef
wood Moad rchiof of the bureau of ir'
rlratiou aud drainage Investigation OF
the department of agriculture. thot
hr would he present ON October IT,
and address tho New Mexico lrriga.
U0u DUugrtsa on che subject 'irriga.
uou iu Ialy and the Unltod States
He WIN come a8 "a representative pi
tbe UUu James Wilson, secretary OF
agriculture. Iion % s Rodey most
materially assisted n securing thIs
mark oi governmental recognition of
tbe New Mexico lrrlgnt.0u cousroHs.
Mr RodDy B'so received message
from Prof. Mead couurmatory to the
m,ssaeU to Col. TwItchoI
Prof Weads address VIII he deliver.
ga ou ibe nieht of October ii. at the
uHum hl1se and tbo eCuorll public,
lu addition u thC Efgat c1uruursc 1i
delegate. wII hear the most enter.
Dmue lecturer ou irrigation Iu the
United States. Prof Mead has an Zoo.
trrna0nfl reputation and tbe people
uf Npa Wusleo are indeed highly hon.
orrd by fhIs oinr.ai recognition of tbc
conNrg by tHe general government
u sending hIm hore
Col Tvt.beD. VINO is tho gK,cuuyo
chairman oI tur euuaross. is most eu
uhuslaa.ic over the prospects OF hig
lgociur iie Is particularly des.rious
that mD eIty should Dee represented n
the deliberations os che congress and
t1 that cll wllI cudoavor to secure a
lar.e local membership lle says we
want uo Irlnoe COR honorary members
what We need if intelligent earnest
workers n tbp cause ut irrigation
sc.euuU. 'rr.u'Ion. so that che lands
may become of productive value, so
tbu immigration win increase and
our cities build up as has happened
400 Hi' t.u states where systematic
methods have been applied AmuQuer
UuD should have at least one hundred
mgmIsn You don't have to bc Gar.
mer boz order to belong to thIs rUn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
THE LEWIS AND
CLARK CENTENNIAL
Special Commissioner ]. P,
Marshall on a Visit 70
the City.
WILL OPEN At PORTLAND, IN 1905

D. o.. Marshall special of the Lew.
De- and Clark Centennial at Portland,
oregon. in 1906. is On the city. and
was o. pleasant caller at This office
th.s afternoon iu q talk with Mr.
Marshall. iho following interview was
obat.nod.
"rho oregon people er persistent
.n advertising and placing their expo.
su0u before the public early aud
constantly am here fo arouse an
interest ln tho exposition among tho
Albuquerque people When enc expo.
.iH1n opens to tbo public iu 1905 O.
vlIl he tbp aurac. .pu uf tho year, and
li viii bo International .n character
"rho foreign governments" coutu.
ucd Mr. Marshall "w.'l upon thc clos
Iur of the ST. Louis fair move their
magnificent exhibits to Portland The
Oriental exhibit will possibly ho more
elaborate. che commissioners + rom
Japan having already visited tho
grounds and selected their space
THE United states government
has selected lts space upon which 90
eNpCnl me 3i15.OOO appropriation in
suitable buildings. etc in which to
place the exhibits which are now
installed a' ST. Louis
oregon uself has appropriated
tfrOu01 and the city of Portland
100000 California hes O. large ap.
nroprIntou and Governor PwleD bias
visited Portland and seircJcd 10000
Square foot fur CALIFORNIA; exhibit
New York Mauachusctta Missouri
Montana. Idaho and many other west
orn and eastern states have made lIb.
nal appropriations for the purpose or
erecting state BUILDINGS anf placing
their exhibits
"No provisions ao far hav been
made for New MonIon'a oxh'bH while
H has very handsome ord af tho
t Louis fair which could at mo- great
oI expense he moved fo Portland at
tho closing OF the Worlds fair thls
PAN % should also be- Increased as
f Is quito important that Now MeX.
.c1a exhibit should bc ln the front
rank with the balance of me western
states from the fact that while the eX.
hibIt ls attracting considerable
amount of attention. n ls hardly pos
Ible that This ter.ltory could derive
as much benefit as from an exhibit
NJ tho Portland fair. for lt is the oast.
.rn people whom Wo desire tD attract.
and but very few come further west
than So Louis 70 win ho different
with thc Portland fair. as 70 win draw
from the eastern statog. and visitors
roInr to and especially returning
from iho fair ~ attracted fo DO $50.
vn take advantage of stop overs and
investigate the southwest sections
lnd that is what tbcso exposItlons are
Given for"
Mr Marshall win rema.u ln tho
eIty O. couple Of days and then be- goes
r0 Santa Fe 90 consult with Govern.
1r Otor0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS
MATTERS or INTEREST BEFORE
JUDGE JESUS ROMERO.

40 the recent session Of the pro.
bate court the following eases came
up and were taken caro- OF:
Aniceto Aboy .la alleges that
Charles F Hunt and Amado g. Do
nacn have falod to distribute t3. 900
collected on an Indian depreciation
claim due the estate of sandoval,
rm0ug the proper heirs ln this case
Probate Judge Romero ordered that
tho above named defendants be citod
fo appear before the court October
Q. and show cause why the $1,000 had
not been distributed according 90 tho
WIN of tha deceased.
Tho court approved the final supple
mental report of me estate Of George
w. Macomhor, and ordered the final
report .n NE estate of Henry Harri
son 90 ho tenrd on October g.
Micala p. Bottger was appointed OK
ocuirIN of the estate Of Gertrude Gar
oIa De Post and the win OF me de-
ceased proven and admitted 10 pro
bate.
The win OF tMciBn Diyan was pre-
sontod for probate and the hearing
OF same sct Tor October g.
Natlyidad Montana, administrator of
tho estate of Lorenzo Montana. submit
ted his final report and was ordered
to appear ut the first meeting OF the
court October 3.
Tho last win and testament of Hen
ny s. Houston was filed aud approy
cd.
Tho petition of Ida p. Johnson ask
Ing 10 bo appointed admlnlstrairix OF
the estate OF Gustav Johnson. docoas.
od WAS approved and the odmlnlslrat
rly ordered 90 furnish a bond Of an 900
which bond was filed and approved.
Josopha Romero Dc sand0val pre-
sonted a petition 90 be appointed spo
cial guardian 90 the minor children Of
Hilario sandoval, deceased. for the
purpose % selling certain real estate
Interests The applicant was oseored
20 furnish a bond Of 800. which bond
was filed and approved.
John siobert as administrator foI
the estate Of Rosa siehort deceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
TRACTION COMPANY
DOING BUSINESS

Albuquerque new street railway
was put into actual service thIs morn
.ug AS early as 2 o'clock the cltyflcd
CIang of tho alarm ball rang musical
uu the ear of the early r.scrs. and
probably disturbed some nf me late
aleepom Two cRrs have been run.
ming today giving good service Thoy
have been operating tho cat.re length
ui the road from Atlantic avenue 90
AthletiC park. a distance uf over two
miles and with tho exception Of one
0r two Instances. nothing hluderod
continuous traffic
The Albuquerque Traction com.
parya office in Old Albuquerque has
become a very busy place. li has lhe
likely appearance N a metropolitan
street railway office. Conductors and
moiormou in blue uniforms and white
caps pass in and 0ut che swinging
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Charlotte N O.. Sept Pour
women passengers and tbros train
men we're KILLED and about thirty
five persons injured in the 8oab0ard
Alr Time wreck ni Cntawha junction.
s. g. First reports Of tho wreck r8
ccivod here stated THAT eleven were
killed This upon careful urrss sa.
zion proves cKagForated
Flge cars and me sleeper ~ pas
aoneer train $50 ii. from Portsmouth,
to Atlanta. went through a hirh tres
tle over a small stream Au extra
frelght following the passenger piled
in o1 TOP ol mo Urecknee a few min
utos later Sixty iof of tratlo waa
carried awry subsequently o. was
discovered according % an officer of
me road that some person had loosen.
"a the rail- connection at tho trasile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
COOKS PEAK KILLING
HERMAN WALLACE SHOOTS AND
KILLS jose DELoADo

u Special to The citizen y
- nomine. ~. M Sept day =
" before yesterday. at Cooks Peak =
~ camp Herman Wallace and a nh. q
= tive named jose pcleaio. got =
y into q bitter controversy which y
y resulted in Wallace pulling his =
n gun and shooting nolead1 three =
y times Wallace came t1 Dem y
y ing reported tho shooting 90 tbo y
y sheriff gave himself up. and has =
y been placed On iaiI =
~ Word reached nom.ug lnsi y
~ uirhi that Dolgado Is dead =
.N wallace is q grading contractor =
= and toamstor and has been lly- y
= ing 90 Cooks Peak the paat =
y twenty years. and Dolgado was =
= in bis employ AZ far as can be y
y learned both men were drinking =
y and Dolgado became very ahus. \
y I've and threatening =
kaW MMNMN 1MMw y