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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
Murderous Gang Plans the Death of viIardo.

The Italian
italian
kin Italians that thereis a Malta
of
in
North Beach
ufee weeks before the killing The meetings well
Inc decided
Nnado
must meted of
ad
dead
tribute with
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-10
BRITISH ROYAL COUPLE
WELCOMED AT MINORCA
Arrive on the Yacht Victoria and Al
bert and Continue Their
Cruise

PORT MAHON, Island of Minorca,
April 9.-King Edward and Queen
Alexandra. who sailed from Marseilles
on Saturday on board the British
royal yacht Victoria and Albert. ar
rived here to-day. When they landed
they were given a demonstrative well
come. The British sovereigus con-
tinued on their cruise this evening.
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THE THEATERs.
ALCAZAR-''Tom Moore"
CALIFoRNIA-'gThe Lady Para
mornt-''
CoLUMBIA-.'The Other Girl"
CENrRAL@''Paul Revere"
Vaudeville.
-GRAND-Grand Opera.
MECHANICS PAVILION Natur'
Show.
ORPHEUM-Vaudev
TIVOLI-Comic ODera.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HIGH GRADE COPPER FIND.

3. NJ, Lee, John RapIer and w X.
stalcup have opened up q very rich
vein OF copper on their claim IN La
Lug canyon az a depth 0f TWENTY-FIVE
leet says ihe AlamogOrd0 Journal
i'he iocation mas been made for sew.
eral months. but had not been pros.
aerted TO any extent until recently.
when lee decided thai il was the host
among number he had l0catod. and
Interested tapier and StaIcnp. ana
they began sinking on the lead and
with the result that 4 haa Oponea up
wonderfully. Showing a thFoe.foot vein
OF very rich copper ore, carrying some
gold and silver. but rinnine a hum
dfed dollars and over 10 the ton con
peF. They have had the ore assayed
al dinerent places aud che claim OK.
amined by expcfis. the agaays have
given the results just mentioned, aud
the experta aAsure them that tho
prospect is a valuable ono They are
now taking large chucks II very rich
ore from the vein. which Ia widening
as they go down on d,
The ore wlll smell foF a very low
lguro, and the location Of tho claim
- Eood with reference TO access for
shipping. A road can be- built to ID
with very little oxpenao, aud the down
Grade 20 the railroad Will enable
trains 70 pull heavy loads
a ten ton shipment win he ready IN
fow days and will likely 80 70 Ei
Paso amelfcrB.
should this claim continue 10 yield
rich ore the boys heso a bonanza, and
e emeiicr for AlnmOgnrdO should be-
the next enterprise for this locality
Producing copper mines here viii
make AlamOgordO in twelve months
The hoaL town IN New Mekleo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

ca house bill No. a.. by Mr.. Griego.
an act providing for use Of waters In
accquias solely IN precinct In which
located, recommending passage. Tho
report was adopted, and the bill pass
cd 100 20 2, Mr.. de Baca and Judge
Pendleton voting no.
The committee on territorial affairs
reported house bill No. 8, by Mr..
Crollott recommending that Il be not
passed. Upon motion the bill was re.
committed. The bill relates 90 the ap.
polntment OF judges OF clectlona.
BUSINESS ON sPEAKERs TABLE.
Upon motion, council Joint resolu.
tIon No. 6, by Mr. Catron. thanking
the legislature Of Colorado for petit
tioning congress TO grant New Mexico
single statehood was taken up out OF
10 regular order under suspension OF
rules and passed unanimously.
Mr. Lynch asked the unanimous
consent OF the house 10 introduce
house bin No. o., an act TO repeal sec.
ton s. OF council bin 10. which was
granted. The bill relates 10 the con
structlon OF crossings In Incorporated
cities and towns Mr.. Lynch then
moved that the blu be taken up unesr
auspeEAiun OF the rules but the mo-
tion was lost. The bill was referred
"a the committee on roads and high.
ways.
a message was received from the
council stating that a had passed
eouncii substitute for house auhsti.
tate TO house joint resolution No. 4.
providing for the appointment Of com
mittees 10 visit the different territor-
iai Institutions and make report of
their Investigations
Mr. Howard moved that the rules be
suspended and council substitute for
house substitute to house joint resO-
luton No. 4. be taken up for consid.
Grafton. Motion easrisa. The fes0lu-
tion passed by vote OF 20 70 /.
Recess ~ fifteen minutes was taken
10 eivc the speaker time to sign the
resolutions and appoint the commit
tees.
The following committees we're
named to act with like committees
frora She council. In visiting the dlf.
feront territorial Institutions;
To visit university at Albuquerque.
School Of Mines at Socorro, and Col.
lege OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
at Mesllla Park, Measrs. Howard
Weight. sancheE and Dalies.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Alamo.
rcfdo. Normal School and Ladies'
Home At Silver City. Messrs. Williams
Luna, Ellis, Neblett. Vigil, Duran ard
Harnigan.
Miners hospital Al RRton: Insane
Asylum ana Normal University AZ Las
Vegas. Messrs. Crolloti, sandovai,
sandoval of Santa. De nAca. urieeo.
Luccro and Lynch.
The committee on enrolling ANA en-.
grorsirg BILLS reported house hill No.
500 and houae bin No. i6, as en-.
crossed
The chair announced having signed
house bill No 50, and house bill No.
i6.
The house was In session until /
nclock and Speaker Dalies announced
before an adjournment was taken
that this body had disposed OF every
BIZ OF busiuess and would convene
next Monday afternoon nj o'clock
with clean record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
THE SANITARIUM
COMMITTEE HERE


The Fratornltlcs sanl,arium com.
mlttoc arrived from santa Fe last
nlEht, accompanied by Dr. George w.
Harrison, who went there TO meet
them. and today have been extended
evory courtesy She city Affords. They
were met early THE morning by the
committee from tho city, and AZ 10
Oclock embarked In Trlmble's Jun.
ho' and drove to ne mesa, where sew.
ernl Eiiea offered for the proposed aan.
itarium are losated.
The FIRST and probably the most &c.
eepiable site Is q section uf land lying
three miles east OF tho university and
10 the south of the road. The second
Hes to the nOrtheAsl Of the university
and about a mile and a half distant
lrOtn chat institution. The third site
offorod il Just east oi the Menaul
school. near the grade OF the Aibu.
qneraue Eastern railroad
After viewing Tho different sites the
party drove TO The university, where
they were entertained for an hour by
Dr. w @. Tight and Prof wcinzlri,
both of whom gave instructive leuturoa
On the climatic aud geological condi'
lions Oi Aihuqnerque and the lmmedl'
ate environments.
Dr. Tight described the formation Of
The valley. the amount Of prevailing
winds and their direction. aud the
average amount Of rainfall. Prof.
Welnxirl discussod tho water, bOln
with reference 70 the underground
and superficial flows. and is quality
lie also gave q summary OF an anaiy.
sis oi The milk supply. and discussed
tho prevalence and variance aud the
absence 0f tuberculosis among domrs.
flc animals. and said that In careful
search he did not ind a single sample
Of the anopheloa mosquito, which n
responsible for tho transmission Ol
malaria. And after a careful expert.
mont with rabbits, the professor ex.
planned that he nad found that the
little animals failed 70 contraci the
disease after having been iuycnlAtad
with the varaience culture Of tnbercle
bacilii when kept Ia this sunlight and
elven plenty OF food That culture ol
tubercle hacilli soon lose their fertility
when cultivated In this climate
This afternoon members Of the Ber.
naiiilo County Medical association mot
with the vi5iiOrs at the Commercial
club A large nunber OF the business
nen Of the city were present. and fra
ternalism and consumption WAS thor.
oughiy discussed.
Tonight the sanitarium committee
viii leave for Lna Cruces. and after
spending the day there will pursue
their journey. which takes them %
Deming aud silver city. and eftcI
leaving silver CNy they will 60 20 ri
Paso and from W paso TO Roswell
fhey will douhie back from boswell
20 NJ pasO and lake the Rock island
10 Aiamorg0rdO. From AiamOg0Tdd
they VIII return east
The smoker nshicn was ahSouneed
for this evening has boen cancelled
and the local committee viii take the
yisliOrs 10 hear Molba instead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
INTERESTING DOINGS
TERRITORIAL ASSEMBLY Y

con- nittee ON territorial affairs. The
report was adopted. The bill passed
by a vote OF 10 to 0.
House bill No. 6s. was fayorably re-.
ported by ;ho committee on territorial
AFFAIRS. The bill provides for the nx.
Ing Of salaries OF commissioners In
counties. having more than R2,T5O,OO0
valuation At $500 a year. The bill
passed by vote OF 40 to ..
Council blll No. 53, on act creating
bOards Of park commissioners Ia in
corpOratod county seats. by Mr.. Mon.
toya. The bill provides for a special
levy In precincts selected for park
purposes. Tbs committee on terri,
iurial affairs recommended the pass
age OF the bill with amendment max
iug the levy In the county seat by the
county commissioners optional. The
amendment was adopted and the bill
was recommitted for minor amend
ments.
House bin No. 10 10 require aue
;ioneers to pay licenses" was ret1rre6
To the committee on judiciary.
House bin No. ~. an act 10 amend
section i5il Of chapter I ,of the com.
riied laws. relating 10 schol house
bond leyies. Referred 10 the commit.
tee OIL judiciary.
President Clark named the follow.
ing visiting committees an provided
foi by council substitute for holae
joint resolution No. A.
To visit university at Albuquerque.
school OF Mines al SOcorro and the
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts at Mesilia Park, Messrs. Martin.
Read and Martinez.
To visit the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
az Aiamogordo. the Normal School
and Ladies' Home at Silver City,
MCssrs. i.oahy and Chavcs.
To visit the Miners liospital al
Ration, Insane Asylum and Normal
school AZ Las Vegas, Messrs. Ballard.
Miller and Winters.
The council then adjourned until
Monday az O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NorARlEs APPolNTEp-eUBLlc
FuNDs-NEw POSTMASTER -
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED.

Mrs. Julia Il. Cleveland has been
appointed postmlstress n Artesia, I'd.
dy county.
Proposals Asked For.
Sealed proposals ara beine asked
for BY Captain 8 r. Yesial Of Fort
nayard. 20 be received until March
IL. II a. M. for 500 juniper posts. "a. !.
600 feet of pine board. and for furnish.
ing the material and constructing wire
fencing and gates for the Fort Rayard
military reservation.
Public Funds Received.
The following public funds have
been received IN the office Of Terri.
toriai Treasurer n. Vaughn
}, y Wolford, treasurer and collee-
tor OF Union county. taxes 1899,
81 800; 1903, gG6I6. 1904, fg75.i5.
George h.. Pace. treasurer and col
lec;or Of Colfax cOtuiy. taxes 1908.
tif663: 1904. g5324s.
" o. Bursum. superintendent New
Mexico ponitenuary. convicts' earn.
lngs. $500.
j. d. walker treasurer and coliec.
tor Of Eddy county. taxes 1908 ti269i.
taxes 1904. Ssi227.
Camii0 sanches. treasurer ana col.
lector Of Guadalupe couaty, taxes
1894 S25S59
Appointed Notaries P0bIle.
Governor Otero has anSeinted the
following notaries publlci Hugh NJ
Gage, Hope. Eidy county
Frank A. stortz. Albuquerque. Ber.
nalillO county.
Rebecca s. Garcia. Pinoa Wells.
Torrance county
David Wright Iordaa. u Deming,
Luna county.
Articles Of Incorporation.
The following articles Of lncorpora.
tlon have been hled In the office oF
Territorial Secretary j. w Reynolds;
The Bank Of AricHia: the incOrpora.
tors are John G. Gage. Alonxo v. Lo.
gan and John B Enheid. All OF Arie.
sla. New Mexico. The objects 0f the
iucorporatOrs are TO conduct gener.
nj banking business under and by vir.
tue OF the compiled laws Of 1897 and
laws amendhtOry thereto. The term
of existence IL hfty years and the
principal place of business IL Artoaia.
New Mexico. The capital stock con.
sists of 5000 shares Of a par value Of
500 each. The stockholders OF the
new hank anc the numup ~ shares
held BY each, are as f0ll8Ws John q.
Gage. 10 shares. Al0nzo v Logan. IA
shares; J. A. ColuHeham, 10 shares
$. p. Donning. 10 shares; r. G. shoe.
maker. 10 shares. A. r. Gunter. 10
shares; Al. H. Bromelsilck 10 shares
J. p. Hancock, 10 shares n ~ Heath,
10 share. J. j. Burge. 5 shares; NJ.
I " Roberts. 8 shares, W. V. Roberts
shares, q. W. Dent 8 shares; J. X.
Willing. 8 shares: Thomas Sandman,
rs shares; J b. Enfield. iGO shares.
All the stockholders are residents Of
Artesia. The number OF directors shall
not be more than nine nor less than
Eve, and those for the hrst three
months are John G. Gage Alonzo v
Logan. John h. Enfield. .. x. Walilng.
A r Gunier, Thomas Sandman and
H. n. Heath.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
col. SMITH ONE OF
The CHARTER MEMBERS

Colonel r. Il. smith, 0f nemlng. one
Of the original charter members Of the
National fratefnal saniiarlnm for
COnaumptiYea, nade a pleasant call az
The Citizen Office lhia luorning. where
ne has ever been a welcome vlaltor
Tor the past twenty years. In reply 20
questions pertaining 90 thia great fra.
ternhi movement for humanity. Colo-
mel Smith said that while hu had bocn
an earnest worker IN the interest of
Doming, as ideal location for this
great humanitarian lnsti'glloo, fgogn
its inception to this date Efiil be does
not claim or expect this work 10 have
any Influence whatever IN getting The
location al MS town except az the real
merits Of the same shall appeal 20 the
uahiAaed Judgment os the able com.
mttee who have this matter IN
charge He has not a word 20 say
asHlnst any other location Ia the ierri,
tory that 10 applying for the same,
and that Il depends entirely upon the
ability of Domlug 10 show that L pos.
seBses hyperion claims Tor tho lOcation
Tho COmnllttca has been rccoiFed Hish
great o0rdialisy AZ every place. and n
Is . settled fact that the location Wal
he made soErcwhere IN New Mexico.
ana be takes pleasure IN rctarninR his
thanks 20 the citizens an along the
line since they entered the territory
for the eOurteeles and consideration
which they hare extended 20 the c0n.
miiioo.
The committee Il Ia the hands II
Albuquerque today and viii no doubt
bo entertained 10 AibnGuofque's usual
royal style They VII vlsS Las Cru
cek. Demlnk and IaSasibly ono ~ two
other locations Ia southwest Now Mex.
icc i,ef0ra returning east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Tuesday morning United states IN
spectOr Blaine lodged i've Chluamen
Ia jail az AlamogordO. whO on examin.
atiOn proved % 30 there sn ylOlhti0n
of the exclusion act They we're ex-
amiued one a time and told various
stories ~ % che way they entered the
United ntntna TIE laat one. however.
gave ihe Whole anar away and said
ihoy entered through vi Pae0 and
walked 20 AlEmOEoid0 arriving there
Tuesday morning. judge Shepherd
has been using the wires 20 nnd a
United States marshal or deputy who
can serve paptrs aNer which they
may be held for trial. and n convicted
w douofiod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
copies or THE CITIZEN
AT wELTMER's SToRG

. 4 having come 20 che kn0wl. .
g edge of the pr0pFietnfs OF The q
q Albuquerque Citizen that the q
q J3orO administration forces ara q
q buying up and destroying an q
q copies Of this paper sent 70 San q
Q u be. 20 prevent members 0f the O
q Legislature and citizens generally q
= from reading She exposures or q
q graf and frauds. alleged against q
q the administration. this office g
q has arranged With Waltmer's q
o book store a. Santa Fc 10 handle g
q The Citizen during the leBihla. g
q ture, aud every evening, except g
q sunday, a bundle Of Citizens will y
q be mailed 10 NJ. Welimer. g
o II they are not received a. the q
q hook store OF thar gentleman. ID Q
o Santa Ne, this office Will notify q
q the p0slOflicc department at q
q Washington 70 investigate. G
y Corruption Il rAmpau, "a santa e
o W.. Il ls alleged. nianng torrltoF
q lal officials. and the taxpayers OF 9
9 the territory must know the true q
Q state Of facts through The Cit
q zon's columns.
O q o o o o O o q o o o q o q o Q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

New York, Feb, 17.--An advance in
the prize OF rubber llO0ts and over
shoes II announced by the rubber
irV@f. TIE advance amounts to about
ssS per cent net over tho noN schOd-
uie of prices announced on January
l. which WAS On advance Of five per
cent over former prices, The cause
of the advance is stated 20 he thc ria.
Ing price Of crude rubber, coupled
with The extraordinary demand caus,
ed by the severe winter. In some sec
tinns Qf the country the consumption
.oi rubber oyefrhoes has more than
doubled this winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Morning sosaion--Thlrty.see Day.
Speaker Carl A. Dalias called the
house to order al 1915 o'clock. Pray.
or BY Rev. Father Rabeyrolle. All
members answered 10 the RON call exq
ceptlng Mr.. Hannigan. The reading OF
the journal was dispensed with.
NEW BILLS.
House bill No. "a. lntroducted By
Mr. PendletoR, relating TO township
riats Referred 10 the committee on
mines and public lands.
House bill No. s5. BY Mr.. Howard,
an act to regulate the manufacture
and sale OF cigarettes and cigarette
papers Ia the territory. Referred to
committee on judiciary.
House bill No. 96, introduced by Mr.
Dc faea. an act 10 repeal section 1893
Of the complied laws OF 1897, referred
to committee on Judiciary.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMIT.
TEES.
The committee on judiciary report
ed council bill No, SO by Mr. Martinez.
relating 10 libel law. recommending
passage Report adopted The bill
was read ia full for information, Mr.
sanchez moved that the blll pass and
upon roll call. the vote was i5 10 8
for passage OF the bill, Messrs. Mira.
bal, VIGIL ElliE. Sandoval Of Santa Ne.
and Griego. voting no
A motion was made by Mr., Howard
"a reconsider the vote by which coun-
Ell bin No. so passed the house. and
that this motion Be laie on tho table
indefinitely. The motion was carrlod
Mr., stockton moved that house bill
No, i5. introduced by Mr. stockton. he
taken up under suspension Of the
rules. The motion was carried. Mr.
stockton then moved that the hill be
laid oa tho table indefinitely. The mo.
tlon was carried Tne bill relates 10
the creation OF counties oi the frst
class.
The committee on agriculture and
manufactures reported house blll No.
~ by Mr. WilkeFs0n, an act fixing a
rute of bounty 10 Be paid for killing
wild animals. recommending passage.
The report was adopted and the bill
passed unanimously.
The committee on lrrlsation report.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The funeral of the late Mrs. nj
French viii take place from the Lewis
undertaking parlOrs OF 2 o'clock TO
morrow afternoon, Rev. A. G. Geyer
conducting The religious services. De-
ceased was aged 80 years and was
born Ia tao CITY Of New York. Her
maiden name was Carrie V. Lutsen.
berg. She married Mr.. French IN Al.
buqueruue SOME years aE0 Her par
cnts and all memhera Of her fRmllr
excepting brtahcr and sister had
proceeded hof b the gravo.--ias Vegas
Oralc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
SOLD HIDES CONTRARY 70 Law.

The alleged cattle stealing case %
Gallup proved to he a mere irresuinr-
ny % the law regulating the selling ~
hsdes caItiemen living AZ Guam and
other Mckinley county points have
been killing cattle ant shipping tha
hides TO their agents here ard AZ Las
Vegas and diGposinK 81 them thrpnGh
their agents The law, however, stip.
ulaiea that the hides must ~ inspcct.
- before selling and for tho yloia-
tipn 0t ants arl ~as Tie complaint on
which several Mckinley county cattle.
men were tried a. Gallup yesterday
Tho court head that ihe hides we're not
out 0f their psaaen8ior a. long a. they
were iu tho hanas 81 their aNeAia. ana
the defendants Were released with ~
tla lnconyenieuce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
ONE or HocH's WIVES
WAS EVIDENTLY POISONED

Chicago. Feb, 1.-Two doctors VINO
have been analyzing the stomach and
liver OF Mrs. Marie Walker-Hoch, the
latost alleged victim Of Johann HOch.
declared definitely that the young
woman's death was due to arsenical
poisoning. with the evidence OF four
analyses before us." said DR. T.eWke.
who "a the oOroner's physician. there
u no doubt thar Mrs. walker died as
the result of the work. which would
have done credit 10 a BOrgia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
LOCAL pARAoRApHs.

NJ. 9. Turner. the letter carrier. who
was seriously IA yesterday, IA reported
much better today
Mrs. Charles QuseF. who was IN Iloo
Angeles visiting friends. mas returned
the city.
wal q, barnes, the secretary Of tho
New Mexico territorial cattle sanitary
board, and Cattle Inspector O'Brlen
came IN from Gallup last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HOUSE.
AfIernoon sesslon-Thlrty.first pay.

Afternoon sesslon--Thirty.first Day.
tCOntinned from Wednesday,
House bill No. 903. BY MIR. Sanchez
an act providing for a geological sur
vey Of New Mexico Referred 70 the
a. mmittae on judiciary.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMIT
Tees.
Committee on roads aud highways
reported house bill No. o., BY Mr.
Pendieton. an act 20 amend section 4 d,
OF chapter II. OF the session laws
ui 1903, recommending that Il be
passed. The bin gives county com
missloners the power TO levy taxes for
road improvements. Report was
adopted The vote 20 pass the bill re-
suited In tie, ~ to ~, and the bill
was thus defeated.
A message was received from the
council stating Il had passed council
joint resolution No. 6, by Mr.. CatrOn,
thanking the legislature OF Colorado
for petltlOnlns congress 20 grant New
Mexico single statehood. and asking
the concurrence Of the house therein,
Committee on finances reported
house bin No. 10. by Mr.. Pendleton.
an act requiring aUctioneers 70 pay
a license, recommending that Il be
passed. Report was adopted. The bill
passed by a vote Of 10 20 6.
Committee on irrigation reported
council Din No. 90. by Mr. Chaves. an
act providing for protection frnm the
waters OF the Rio 0rande, recommend.
ing that Il be passed. Report was
adopted and the bill passed by a
unanimous vote.
The house then Adjourned until
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Tho request brought the ncws of 70
nance that has happily ended az the
Elh school. r. q riilotson, ono of the
direcors and Mlas ollie Walker. the
teacher. have been married. honce tho
vacancy. The wedding occurred last
Sunday -Rccord.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
JAILED FOR sEELLlNo
LIQUORS 70 MlNoRa

Deputy United States Marshai w. n.
Forbes Rnd Deputy Sheriff r. Q. ~
shou. ~ Mckinley eOunty, arrived
froan Gallup this mornlng with three
natives, Wfo are alleged 10 have vio
lated aha laW prohibiting the sale of
iiqu0f 10 Indians The prisoners were
given a preliminary hearing yesterday
before United States Commissioner G.
M cabin a. Gallup and hound over 20
the sFand jury, and being unailo 70
iufnii b bond we're consigned 10 the
county jail here 20 await the March
aossion of tho unked ststos grand
jury.
The Navajo lndians WHO reside
around Gallup are great lovora % ~nrc
wafcr," and the government officials
have eaperienecd great deal Of trOu-
bis to suppress ne sale Of liquor
nniong thom Hardly a term of court
pasata that there are not several Of
those oaacB on 1he dackuf and 81 81
very bard 10 get q conylciion. as the
indiane are falu not 10 testify Mr.
Da Ahon Nlil return 10 Gallup tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
PEOPLE EXCITED
At sr. PETERssuRo.

St Petersburg. Feh. iG.~is51 ,. m.
News Of the tragedy Ia whlch the
Grand Dake sprgluB was blown up
created a tremendous sensation ln 81
peteFsburs. where the announcement
by telephone from Moscow arrived
during the afternoon Owing 10 tho
excitment prevailing AZ Moscow few
particulars are nteertalnable.