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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
Railroad Topics

for . sig rush from now until after The
holidays
Dr j. T.. Norris. the physician and
gurrcon Tor tho Santa FO Central. has
returned to EsiaucI1 after an absence
81 a few days
E H. Taylor travelling auditor of
enc SANTA o. railway was ln the city
yesieTday ON business and loft for The
south IHHt night
Thai TonnosHecau who WAS arrested
Tor stealing locomotive De- considered
"a criminal. boot bad Doc taken "a railroad
and au he would have en- a mngnate
The santa Fo fast mail covered
sstcn miios n six minutes the other
day AMI made un twenty minutes be-.
twonty Empuria and Newton That is
r0Inr some
ur g. A Sheppard lort Needles Tor
us Angeles fir had been Boz charge
uf be- Needles Santa De- hospital for
"a few DAYS while Or vs. o. Freeman
v1s on his vacation
TRACK laying ou che Albuquerque
EiFefn win begin neat week General
NHuarrf w. 3 HnpcWcil win return
Crown fsH cast the IHtfOr part of thiH
NDck fUd look after tho work The
track a,nr will be under the person.
of supervision off j " Mu'hon. Who
was in chlrFp off "a portion uf Toe
iuDk layIug ON thg santa Dc Central
The Needles Eyo says The upwspa
per have now got that Santa Fo cut.
OF switched around until 20 VIII con.
meet With tho main line sf Fr1ucunia,
n Tees miles cast Of th, Colorado river.
ana thereby use the present bridge
These newspaper space writer's will
koep on switching and rewriting tnat
piece of news until that cutoff Will
he Inc present main line The Santa
Pc 'F spending % quarter off a million
dollars iu TruNfun canyon and that
i.rt book much IIkg Ihp Abandonment
off fnO urDrUut lime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From the News
j st. Dennis. the lumber man of
Maine. ia Boa the city
g. ~ Algort. the Tuba merchant
arrived in tbo city Tuesday Tor a few
days visit
o. NJ. Gavin, who runs a steel gang
fDf The Santa Fp. visited DDS family
here the FIRST of the week.
Matthew NJ. Murphy mporlntcnd-
ont az the Western Navajo Indian rcs.
oryation. has been Ia our city Tor sew.
cral days.
John and leo Vouamp. who have
been visiting relatives In Cincinnati.
ohio for several weeks returned here
Friday
Capt Elliot superintendent Of the
construction of the Indian school
buildings az Tuba has boon in the
city for several days.
No fraterngl orfor in Arizona has
shown the marked Increase that has
manifested Itself in tho Order uf
Eagles. and che attendance nj tho
meetings has been most encouraging
tu those who have had tho interests
of the order most at heart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

prove beneficial The sheep are In The
very best of condition. and win 90 in.
20 the winter fat and all right
ln The plains. says Nc. ilfold be met
two conHumptIves and a driver who
we're driving overland from Trinidad.
Colo. Co Phoenix The men had lost
the road; we're 0ui of grub and feed
Tor their horses. and were ln a really
sad plight A young man named @. q.
Miller who was with Mr HELD loft
che latter and plotted the "lost pll
grims' 90 SuwonCo station. ON the
Santa Fo Pacific Feed was Expressed
Co iho men 90 suwuueo last nlRnt. and
probably they renewed their Journey
toward Phoenix today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

oxiond between svoclflod points. and
% became necessary 90 construct @
right alonF the soaahorc. This was
done to dodge The mountains. 50 close
was % 90 the shore in some places
that dykes hal 20 be- built m order
to complete The work within the speci.
ned time the owners spared no oz.
ponso Whatever a corps of civil en-.
Fineors would cover the territory for
about fifteen miles. A. soon a. they
would finish their work gangs OF grad.
ors would follow them After them
would come the trac \ layers. and in
'his way che work was conducted un.
900 the entire length of the road was
finished The last work was done
about a. week ago. and the line ls now
open Tor transportation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
MAN KILLED

y Special To The Citizen. \
- Silver City Dee, Central \
y was the scene OF another killing =
y last night. whom a man named \
y Queen, "a miner was shot and ln. =
y stantly killed and Deputy Sheriff =
y ID. NJ Turner who shot and killed
y Abel Duran Rt Central "a short \
y time ago, was shot Ia the thiph. \
y but not seriously injured Queen 4
y and Turner had been lu silver y
y Guy drinking and declared thoir y
y Intention Of going 30 Central and \
y settling some trouble with James y
y Wiley "a saloon Keeper there. y
y Some one tclephoned Wiley that y
y they were coming and i0 look out y
y for them Wiley aud al Freeman. =
y son Of EAIudge Freeman. laid y
y for them 10 a doorway and when y
y Turner and Queen showed up y
y opened urc with 8hOiguns and d v
y RHO. Queen was shot In the y
y stomach with shotgun and y
y Turner was hit once in the thigh =
y with a rife ball. Wiley and y
y Freeman claim selfdofenso. bat y
y reports state that Turner and y
y Queen ala not have guns Wiley y
y and Freeman gave up to the y
y sheriff The preliminary hearing =
y o. nov going on y
y NNNN IS = y y = =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION COMING
AND WILL INVESTIGATE re-.
sTRAiNT or TRADE AND RATES
ARISING FROM A SUIT.

Tho Interstate Commerce commits.
sion. now in El pasJ. W'il reach Albu
Quorluo Thursday and win hold im.
portant conferences and Investigations
here on that day and on Friday The
members come to investigate rates
and restraint of trade arising from an
Important suif filed in the district
court here last February The title
oft me- suit ls Bs follows The Gale.
dunlpn Col company of Mckinley
county versus Atchigon Topeka a
santa Fc Railway company. the San.
n Fc Pacific Railway company. the
Colorado Fuel a. Iron company. and
the American Fuol q Iron company
and the snIt Ia Tor 500 900 damage for
conspiracy and combining in restraint
uf trade and Zoo violation of the shcr.
man act of July 1890. commonly
known as the antitrust act" Alox
Howio of Gallup .s president of me
Caicdoninn Coal company. and his nt-
i1rney o. NoIn B Fold n. " Twitch.
900 and Frank Springer represent tho
railroad ana coal companies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
pLssuss BOIL wssvIl peat

Shreveport. Ia. Dec. l3-Thp cot.
ton factories interest On the boil wocy.
%. cotton Interpretations. tho nations
interest in cotton. and the work of tho
Louisiana crop pest commission were
chief among Iha SUBJECTS that engaged
the attention of the National cotton
convention of Sos second days soa.
sions today Tho speakers and prom
Inont participants included Secretary
az Agriculture Wilson. Edward Akin.
son 0f Boston. ID. A T0mpkna of
Charlotte. s. H. n. Morse of New York.
r. T.. Russell of Mobile. Epd Dr. w d.
Hunter. OF thC bureau of entomology
Of the United States department of
agriculture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ROAD SOUTH FROM
DURANGO CERTAIN
PHELp8-BoDoE SYNDICATE AND
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SAID TO o.
hackers.

Active work VIII bcgin ON railroad
south from Durango within % year.
and possibly there will be- two roads
huIr says the Denver Republican.
Back uf one is tho Phc'rs Dodge syn.
dictate and hnrt uf the lihcr is tho
southern Pacific rhorc Del o. uossihil.
.ty. tut not probability. .aat Gp
santa Do VIII build into Durango from
Albuquerque
hl Indication. point fu "a romarka.
hiu railroad boom in che southern
Colorado metropolis within lhc next
Tow years bY th. construction 90. roads
through DE uuiovelopcd sections OF
Arizona lFuE south of Colorado and
tu which Durango is she natural kate.
way
The construction of these roads
means Jutt tn0 uo Grando Will stand.
ard rHua Do. Hld from AufonItn Go
Durango i7l miles
% WIS learned from official circles
yesterday hat Two surveying parties
nave uuuut completed running their
lines from Durango to clifton. Ana.
Ono party oi engineers be- in charge OF
o. Wlunanstod tor the Colorado a.
Arizona coz southern Pacific. and the
other party Ia In charge az j. camp.
bon Cor Che plDlps.poigp syndicate.
we pa ''iea ai, "nih'hk ioNaid ,llI-
."N. NNN so IAi aa SHOWN, lht fhnlp'.
Dodge engineers DO uu intend 20 Fo
beyond idat arizona po.uJ while che
'''"l" % NIlf'nA pht'l may eA'ehd
,l''l Hhes ON TOD llidshuff ana posi-.
"P ,' ~ i'''
",it la no uouul lh inc Notid hui
"'''' '"' OF "''N "I 'n''' I"a0e VIII
n' '.h7'l u,''u '''d man ln posi-
Wy lo NiuN ann one VINO can ue con.
.u.i. aull'''.y lyf''iuAy, lhe
l"''a'' """ owns
.'''l' man .'' "li'. OF IIi'a' poo Atl
.Nu' Nna ~" M'Al'"' uaNlns uuukui
''l' "' 'l' N"'' NiN ''h''I u'''l ll'
wy "i i llN'inh pu"'Ilul fH.Nh
.n 'N' Ut pi"i' 'h' bN.
."N." I'iA 'o give 'lH system hn OUT
'p W. n"I.l as "'i 's opening
'"', ''I..n ,I'''il
i"' ''N' II'Iu t'''l'' "h.'n rnad
De- t.hetail An"Nn io hr nh'h oi ihe
'''NIhNo g ARIZONA also Wishes tp
.r'h l'ih '''' .,Ili'oIl lh Arizona ana
".f' ,' led'h 'ol"fa'o. 0u,h ROAD
N"N.a prove . FtUl'udnua l'ruof Tor
zoe ,'"in'In f"cii'
me- e'uell ucil"n ol e'thrr OF these
I"'NH "uulu hc OF vas. h'ntit i1 Col
'Ia0o ana ph'llrNhriN to ih" southern
ana southwestern section ot inc slate
ii means h.F Guy TOR DURANGO The
country thnt" roads VII traverse De-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
DRUNKEN NAVAJO SOUAN
CREATES EXCITEMENT AT Ma.
VAJo's CAMP ON WoRLp'G FAIR
GROUNDS.


From st. Louis Giobo.uomocral.
while apparently erased with uquor
last night Athaao. q young aquaW Of
che Navajo colony az the Worlds Fair
gruunds. throw away her baby and
lied from camp. The little pap0ose.
bound In boards like a mummy. was
found near the lntramunl railroad
tracks. face downward but for the
willow bow at Che head of go tiny
rack which CuCaaed o. the little one
might have been killed 10 tho fail.
The grandmother OF tho papooso,
squuw H0stou XII. while searching
Tor her missing daughter fould The
baby aud returned to camp with 90.
AthaHo wound up a the cts hospital
just one hour before the train loft
which bore the colony back Co New
Mexico. from whence tho Indians
came Co che World's Fair elFbt
months ago
Whore Che woman got the whisky
she iH supposed to have drunk Do
mystery which could not bo solved by
w. Wcthoril. who iB In charge of the
Indians He Is certain. however. that
some person gave DO to her through
mischief o. waa the first time Athnao
hna been intoxicated since the cnuluE
tu the iaIr shortly after che evening
meal the Ils. lu tho W0lilH Fair
camp. Tho woman and her offspring
disappeared ana could not nc found
The papo1se Was found about hair an
hour Inter % was but short distance
from Che camp whore the little one
lay. u was close enough to the racks
.0i The lutramural to have been struck
by car had che system been In OPP
Grafton.
The mother was found about two
hOurs before Gao train departed. and
was so sick that So was necessary to
move hcr lo tho city hospital when
The news uf the discovery reached the
Indians Che woman husband went To-
tho hospital and took charge OF the
runaway She was taken to tho train
.ut I O'Clock five minutes before Hs
departure ANA she was accorded
regular wigWam reception Her father
ls HoaiDu kIl said tp boz iOi years
Old. Despite bis age. be- sculiod hDr
NiciouaIy Tor her misconduct The wa.
man staggered through the station
supported hy Mr. Wcthorin. and wnou
sh0 saw the papuOso She broke loose
and sc.zod o. ln hor arms. Her aged
mother fearing she might harm the
little one. tried to wrCst 10 from her
Mr Wcihor.A finally restored peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ron SHORTER HOURS.
q. a N. promuigates New Rules for
Operating Department

q. a N. promuigates New Rules for
Operating Department
The management of She Chicago A.
southwestern road Dr. taking pgtraord-
in1rf precautions not only to prevent
Ions hours ll labor Boa tho operating
department hui also t1 ser 90 10 that
operating employees take needed rest
The nrN regulations have boon ln.
1urWatci uu account off the public
criticism Char many railroad wrecks
are caused by men working contn.
ulusIy aI many hours as to Impair
tncir efficiency From the general
Wnnneors office "a circular has been
issued addressed tu BU upprntpnd.
rut Wd yirlmastgrs no reads as fol-
Iuws
see .ha. minimum time ls alb.
euIUteIr afforded train and engine
crews fnr rHaL BF follows
Men ion hours or Jess ou duty
r.fh. hours re.t minimum
Mon twelve hours con duty. ieu
hours reaf minimum
Men fourteen hours ON duty ur
more twelve hours rest. minimum
Keep before the train dispatcher
Hurh record ul movements of crows as
absolutely viii proven. au DugIuemau
ur ira.nmln from going out on O. ruu
without the u.l allotted dime for
rest
Check tha matter up personally 90
HNy .hat .hH rule Is being carried out
examining reports periodically as Co
rost actually allowed
lu order IHai "a check may boz main
tanned. the proper officials at the Ten
m.nalH arc being provided with what
De- known as Crest book" boo which
thr records 1f every train Grow and
engine crew BrD to bD kept u dptaH
Do This WAY the officials VIII know "a.
ar'Iy thD t.mU each man Iu che epo.
rating service has been con- duty and
the time which olapsos before ho roes
un duty sgain
Do is understood that ho matter at
Tong hours Dos bOiuF generally cunsId.
erred uy Inr manaromeuls of railroads
conforms 'H NA.caHo Nome. however.
has gone sl '0r as ihn Northwestern
900 Iln matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ouAkER REFLEcrIoNs.

The man who courts trouble gener.
ally mnrrios a.
% Ignorance is bliss. the fellow who
knows DO aii must be- a fool
The chronic kicker must envy the
Ccntlpgdp.
Many "a man who is bis own boss
would like tO bee working Tor some
other fellow
Great souls are uo. those which
have lees passion and more virtue
ihan commeH souls, bat unly troso
which have greater designs Roche.
iuucauld
lta the woman who doesn't show
her age who hesitntos 10 toll o..
Most OF us expect better obituary
notices than are coming 90 u.s.
Tho naked truth sometimes makes
us shIyer Philadelphia Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Hcrkimor n. ". Nee i3 Tho New
YORK State Dairymen's association bo.
gan its annual convention here today
The sessions viii continue until Fri
day. IN addition 90 the members OF
the association from all parts of the
sta'o there are present number NJ
dairy experts from Vermont. Wiac0n.
sin and other states. The special sub.
ioci which the convention Will discuss
Del that of bovine tuberculosis and the
use OF tuhorCuIin Another subject Go
receive attention iE the proposed ro.
peal NJ che ten cont tax per pound on
cOlorHd oloomarRarInc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
STILL HAS FAITH
IN STAR MINE

= 70 r. Mckinney. who o. in the y
y city from Holl canyon. D. ms y
y MauEano mountains. was soon =
y this morning by a Citlzon ropro. y
y sentative and ho stated 90 fol y
y lows. y
y You may laugh. because you y
y know how long I have stood up y
y FOR the Hell canyon mining ais =
y tr.ct' said ~. r. Mckinney, "hut =
y ! am sim bowling for the dis y
= trlci and stlll have great faith On y
y lts future. ! am working the y
y star mine and boz % place whore =
y nttlcsnakcs urod0miuatoi when y
y DE- W r. S'rachan was alive and =
= my partner and have roccptiy y
y nton out sume extra nice gold y
y ana copper ore ! am down. ln y
y direct line. about i4S feet. with y
y running shoots into ore hoda y
y along the route and believe the y
= Star win y0i show to thc world y
y that Hell canyon has some extra y
= good gold and copper mines" y
y Mr. Mckinney is here to pur y
y chase some necessary supplies =
y and win return 10 the district %. y
y morrow y
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
THE DEATH TOLD
BY A CORRESPONDENT


NN'|Ih NNFINN NNNNNNfN.
Guam. Now Mexico. Dec. t2.-Wi.
liam Crane died at Dds ranch ono mile
east of th's place last uirht about
midnight lo had been Boz falling
health for some time hut would not
avail himself of hIs right to enter "a
soldiers home. tD which Dc would
have been entitled on account of hts
services for the government against
tho Indians Do early days. nroforring
iu lifc at hIs ranch at Bacon Springs.
where Do had resided f0r more than
twenty five years Mr. Crane. or
Uncle Billy. as be- was known to the
old timorH was "a cumrado of KIT Car
sou'e and many of the old pioneers OF
.he Santa Fo traIL and WAS one of the
oldest and best known settlers ln the
southwest uc was ln charge OF the
Nataios whom they were brought from
Fort sumner ans vas we'll known and
liked by on the members of the tribe.
nr whom hc was called "Hoetpou
D.'1r or 'Old Man Hay" because be
rH.'.i and sold O. great deal of hay 90
Goo government at Fort Wingafc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
SAYS RAILROAD WAS BUILT
m SIX WEEKS.
Civil EnC noer from West Virginia
Tells Of Construction Of Tide Water
Air Line as Miles Lc~q

railroad completely built and
open Tor traffic n sN weeks This
was accomplished boo Wos Virginia.
81 49, West, civil engineer from
Norfolk. who conceived The idea Of
such rapid construction is now in
Denver stopping at the Columbia
hotel. says the Denver Republican.
The road which D. called the Tide
water Air line, is ti5 miles in Length
and cxteBds from inc pocohontas.
Va mining district Co Norfolk West
virginia.
"lf is owned by New York cGp.tal.
lists. said Mr. West. "auh they control
the richest coal and timber lands boo
thy south lu order 20 acquire the
urht 90 certain mining property in
THAT district thry were Obliged 90 have
the tuckaRo down and bee ready for
operating within "a limite1 time
This line runs parallel to the Nor
tolk q Western railroad whIch "a.
tends from Roanoke To- NorioIk rhis
passes over the B'uo N.dge noun
uius
THE Tide Water Air lime had Go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

if.'W tuesday Daily lIIEru
Judge ~ O. Waldo tho New MoNi
eco sH.cItor lor the Santa Pc road. Us
aFaiH az Gas Vegas. but win ro TO
kansu. CHS iu a few days to spend
CHRISTMAS week with bis family
if d. SAID mat numerous cbangof m
IHr or AND operating department
Of Ihr Santa Fn Central win ho made
lHuusry r. Iusf what the changes win
D. rrH H.. NrHvui hui "a general shak
InH no #" expected
DurD aHfiu railroad managers are
urxIuF aHT aud locomotive works 90
hasten deliveries uf newiyplaced or
1rrs lur rolling stock Cause m.
creased business ou an roads which
domaud additional facilities for haul.
ing
The Gree. .ab0rUr HD uumorousiy
employed us ibo Santa Fo these days
are great money savers They get ON
an average from thlriy.hye 10 forty
dollars mouth and of thH money. ~
Do said they tend back to their native
cuuuiry about thirty dollars
uuHng The month of November
railway trains and street ears killed
forty people in Chicago
1he Wdls Fargo ENproha company. d
ioca force are proparng thomselvc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ALL RECEIVED
SHORT SENTENCES

= James D. May of Bland is suU =
y boz tlo city HD was at So Louis y
y as government witness ln the y
y case against Henry a Bradford y
y Abraham j Frank and Jesse o. =
y Bradford. who we're up ON trial =
y Tor using the malls to dpfrnud by y
y selling oh stock alleged Go be- =
y worthless, and selling stock on y
y alleged patented lanus nt AlgO y
y dunes Sauduyal county Mr.. May =
y says nll were found guilty. y
y Horny Bradford getting eighteen y
y months. Jesse B bradford nine y
y months. and Frank. six months y
y These wild cat mining and Oh y
y schemes in New Mexico are y
y being worked too often, and the y
y promoters are liable 90 find them =
y selves sooner or later, lu the =
= ponitont.ary Tho citizen d. af y
y Ter wild cat scheme" in which y
y Toledo and Cleveland people =
= were caught Tor many thousands y
y of dollars ana lu which certain =
y poverty strICkcu subjects here. =
y ahouis became suddenly wealthy y
y y y SIS NNNN ~ y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
GREAT RoppNo CONTEST

Ellison Carroll and Clay McGoniqie
VIII Rope Sixty Steers.
j Ellison Carroll me worldIamous
roper of This city is nov al bloom.
mgton. Oklahoma and viii spend the
winter there Zee win engage ln rop.
ing contests az San Antonio. Texas.
December 1915. From there he will
so Co san Antonio whore one OF the
greatest roping contests iu the history
of the west will como or from Dec.
80 TO January The contest will be-
between Carroll and Clay Mcuonlrlo.
and thoy Will rope twenty steers each
Tor tnreo days. making q total Of sixty
steers each. The contest viii be tor
thr championship of the world aud a
purse of $500 Roswell Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
chaIIanoona PouItrY show

Chattanooga. Tom, Doe. i3-Tho
largest display of fine poultry and pct
stock ever seen ln This section was ok
hihitod today at tho opening OF the an
uual show of the Chattanooga Poultry
association Tho entries number more
than 200 and Include prizewinnlng
chickens, turkeys, geese ducks. rab
bits and other varieties of poultry and
pct stock The show will continue un-
ui the end of the week and Judging
from AN Indications the attendance
VIZ Dee OF rocori.hrcaluug proportions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
PUSHING WORK ON
ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN

y j. %. farwell. the chief en. y
y gluoer of tho Albuquerque East. y
y crL railway. who vas here ON y
y business. returned to Santa I'e y
y This morning Ho stated that grad =
y iug ON tho Albuquerque Eastern =
y is progressing nicely and that y
y track laying under r. a Mul. y
y herr, wiH hn commenced next =
= week Mr. Farwell says the road =
y will bg pushed 90 completion y
y from now ON, ANA ears no doubt y
y ain Doe running into Albuquerque =
y next spring y
y W. a Brayor who iB also con. y
y uCctod with thc Albuquerque =
y Eastern. passed up tlio road FOR y
y SANTA Fr IhIs morning y
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
SPARKS IS AGAIN
IN DEEP TROUBLE
HAS A FAILING or CARRYING THE
NAMES or DEAD MEN ON PAY
ROLLS.

iFrum Tuesdays Daily tlfIlpuI
George g.. Sparks ls arain confined
in the county ia.l and for the same OF
ionse that brought him Within the
clutches of the law before. that of
carrying dead mems names ON tho
pay roll
About a.X months ago SPARKS was
arrested iu this ciiy while in the en-
ploy of the Santa Pc railroad com.
puny in tho capacity OF gang boss at
the local shops. 10 seems that the
gang boss draws the pay for AN his
mon and then pays each one sepor.
hic|y. lu some way DO was discovered
hy The Santa DO company that Sparks
bad been drawing pay for men that
wore not boz his employ and while pre-.
sumahIe paying these mrn De- was
puckei.ug the money himself
When arrested here before. be- was
released un $500 bonds. which were at
forwards reduced to $3.50 Immediately
ou being released on bond sparks
made haste to fly no country where
be- was not known and again secured
a position as gang boss under tho
same conditions That he worked on
Boa this city.
last Friday hc was arrested 90 stat
ford Junction Texas. ON "a complaint
of the same nature tlr was brought
to this city Sunday morning and win
have tu stand trial FOR the offence
committed here