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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
NOW FOR THE LONG
DISTANCE TELEPHONE

From Thursdays Daily Citlxen)
Extensions of the Colorado Telephone
and Telegraph company witch VIII cost
fH0Ool 10 y,aQ0N and which Will con.
meet Denver with santa Ne and Alhuqucr-
uue A. M by telephone. were decided on
"a "a special stockholders meeting ycs.
terdsy afternoon.
"a present the local telephone company
n2t been operating In New Mexico only
aa far na i.aH Vegas "a was decided "a
a directors meeting muath ago that
the lines ought 20 be- extended 90 santa
BE and Albuquerque, but the aHnotion of
the stockholders was necessary, TIE
meeting yesterday gave this, ana the
work will be sterted Immediately.
it iH expected that the whole Of the
eNicurlou viii be- completed by early fDii.
although many New Mexican places now
without telephones VIII be eonnegted with
Denver long before that
"Thc work win be- OF incaicuinhio hene-
ne 90 New Mexico. said Treasurer v. 81.
fiold Jr, Yesterday "it-wiii also bcne-
ht this city. TOR Denver viii be- more
than ever the city that New Mexico will
look 90 ln trade Hnd other matters now"
Denver Ncwa
phnip HnmliB, representing y. a. Field.
president Of tho Colorado Telephone COM
nany. with headauariers ~ Denver b. IN
tGu city, and was "a pleasant caller at ThH
DitiHen office thia afternoon, being intro.
ducod By Col -. X Is. Sellers, The
above clipping WAS shown Mr.. iiamlin
and ho stated that ho was here on bust
nosa connectsl with the long distance
telephone service, tie thought within q
fUw moutha, Albuquerque people would
Doe able 90 communicate, directly, with
srhsrrihora IN Las NcEpa and Santa We
on the north, and Socorfo on the south,
ana ali intermediate towns whore there
are connections. lie also stated that the
long distance telephone between Omaha.
Kansas City ana Denver would soon be-
completed, thus opening a much needed
service between those hig cities Mr.
iinmlin will probably 40 north tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
sAILAcHE DEAD
AT SAN DIEGO

From Thursday Daily Citzenl
Private Information hnh reached this
city that Major Vs. W Bailhnchc ~ san
Diego. California died Va that city last
week from the innrmitles of old age Me-
lnr hallhnthp WAS resident OF THIS
territory from isN 90 1851 Fnr fima
he lived ln this city ana was then editor
ana proprietor Of tho Evening Review
which was published here IN 1881 ana lse
and part ~ is8 in june, issi. Major
haiihache waH appointed receiver of the
United states land office Do Santa fo hY
the late President James a, gnrhcid
BEFORE issuing enc commission Preai-
lent Garfield was shot and the majors
appointment was hrld until after the
presidents death when he was re-npr
pointed 90 the position by President Chen-
ter A. Arthur lie served four years
fhtrrin with honor and credit ia June
tx<i be- hacamr associated with cot Max
rrnHt 81 ths Nsw Mexiean. IN the pub
iicntiop ~ tho Daily New Mexican and
remained with she New Mexican Print
ing company ~ tho capacity ~ business
manager uutn issg when he moved 90
San Diego. California, in which city be-
lived from that time 20 tne date ~ bis
death SIC was appointed deputy coll
hector Of customs under the Harrison nd
niniHtmti0n and ~ervrd ne such for four
years a. the incoming ~ the Mckinley
administration. ne received the appoint
MANNt Ut hNiNfhH lNHNNNANf ~ ANN A.hIA OF
Hnn Diego which ho held until the time
~ his demise.
Major Baiihache served with credit ana
ability aa captain ana quartcrmasier dur
Ing ere civil war and WAS promoted 10
b. major for mcri9nrioua service Ills
record IN the army and ns an official was
nrst class Just as was his private charae-
ter in every respect There wa no hllmo
or hiemlsh on his reputation 0s an army
officer a. civi omcal, az a business
man ana as a citizen iip was an honor
able and honest man Kind ana courteous
and q gentleman in the trloat acnse 81
the word. tie WIS an exemplary husband
AMI tho Nndost NJ fathers After the civii
WAS be- was connected with "a printing eg-
tnblishmont in Springfield. Illinois, which
did the public printing for his state for
many years, lie came Of an old ana hon
nrahie family which lmmifrated 20 this
country ahout two hundred years ago
from the Jersey islands. lie WAS born
IN chilllcothe. ohio. August it iss0, piss
inE into eternity in the fulinesa 81 his Mfo
having attained more than the allotted
three score years and ton, iio leaves
widow one unmarried daughter one mar
rioh daughter and two gcnf There are
atili many who remember him and hts
family IN this city and IN sntta Fe and
that kindly ana fondly
tie Was prepared for death and when
the summons of the Hrim messenger came
he said "A am ready"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

picture, the police were not long In
finding out who the picture belonged
90. They we're certain that Il would
prove a clue 20 the identity OF the
corpse. They felt sure that no one
would carry a picture which did not
Interest them IN one way or another.
Il was soon discovered that the pic
ture was tha, Of Geo. Hopping's resi-.
donce A. 7l6 South Edith street. the
nrst figure being n seven instead OF a
nine. and one Of the children on the
nurr0 was Chester Hopping. son Of
Mr. and Mrs George Hopping. The
burro Is a pet OF the family r. s.
Hopping. n brother Of George Hopping
identified The child on being shown
the picture He said this afternoon
that there was no mistake as to the
picture. u wss one taken by him last
summer, hut ne 10 who the man who
had A. he had no idea who he could
be- lie thought probably u was one
person. whose name he desired 10 with
hold for the time being. but for the
lame foot This man had no deform
ity 20 tho foot
The police are sim investigating the
case and further developments are ex.
pctd BY tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Few men arc admired by their ser
wants. MCntHik"e.
They who depend GA the merits OF
ancestors search In the roots OF the
tree lot the fruit which the branches
ought 20 produee.-narrow
That charity OF honor which feels
STAN like a Burke.
The yigacity which arguments with
years n not far from folly. Roche.
ioucauld.
While shame keeps iss watch vlr.
tue 10 not waolly oxtlngulshed In the
hoart.-Burko
What Is often called Incidence Ia
the unconscious unconsci0usnesH Of
lncapacity .-H. &. Robertson.
The worth Of state, In the long
run, IL the worth Of the individuals
composing i'll. s. MIL.
towards die many times before
their deaths. The valiant never taste
OF death but once.--Shakospoare.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
pEATH OF ANIcETo aAca
AT HOME IN LAS VEGAS

Death came "a the relief Of Anlccto
iacn ~ t.tQ O'Clock Monday afternoon az
his home between Las Vegas and thn hot
sprAgH, lie was AFFLICTED win pleuriay
ana had neen confined So HE bed for tho
past two months, lingering upon the con.
uhes ~ another world. But az last he
has passed over the bfidFeiesa river ana
hundrtus ~ friends az Las Vegas and
elsewhere Will mourn the ioas hia death
occasions 70 family, friends and tho COM
munlty generally. Deceased was IN hla
siNtN ninth year and IA survived BY n
widow. only the couple having been mar
rlpd nifty years.
In early days Mr.. Bacs was freight.
or and O. stock -Fnisor ana. being s,ieaas-
tnl in hnsineHa. he wiarly laid by com
potency Tor old age.
Death has ciaimod four ~ the naca
brothers. an highly esteemed old time
citizens, within ihe past three years ana
Two ~ their wives have died within this
short period of time, besides Hon. d. a.
MnuEannrcs, son-in-law. ana Mrs BEN
Toto forca q niece; her death occurring
Boz California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
SKULL BROKEN BY WRENCH IN
HANDS or An ASSASSIN

O. n Rahl. an El Paso & North.
Nastern fireman, was seriously In.
iurod az Santa Rosa Monday evening
hy clyde Russoil. a boiler maker
helper. who hit him with an -
wrench, striking him in the head
Rahl Was takon 20 the hospital al
Alamogordo an is unconscious.
The trouble arose over a bucket
Kahl claimed that Russell had taken
from his engine and he started TO
take Il away from where Russell had
placed Il. when the latter struck him
with the wrench
There Is said to be a great deal OF
feeling over the matter at Santa Rosa
and Russell Is under arrest AMI
guarded, He was formerly employed
Ia the shops here,
e will be- some hours yet before II
h known just how serious Rahls con
ditioh is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
LAS VEGAS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

as a well attended meeting Monday
night the las Neras lodge OF Eiks elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term Exalted ruler. Dr D. D Black.
leading knight llailctt Raynoids. loyal
knight o. a inrrazolo; icotnring knight.
hr p. - shaw, secretary, Thns llau-
tolt, treasurer, Walter BENJAMIN. tyler.
Jacob Graof trustee, Tor three years. n
q. iittingcr; delegate 20 the supreme
lodge ~ Buffalo. r Moore. past exait-
"a ruler. a. x, Quiniy.
Although not much talk n being made
uu the subject. yet "a o. currently report
"a that The hika are talking ln nrrneTt
about a Tine new hall 20 be iocatod az
central part uf the city The lodge " IN
npnrishinE condition, financially and ma
mcflcaiiy aud the interest taken by the
local members ~ the great order. whose
cardinal principle in charity of tho kind
that does not pcrmit Of friendship be-
tween the right and ieft hand IL great
and growing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
NONRESIDENT BUSINESS
HOUSES NOT PEppLERB.

in Eddy County last week Judge Pope
BANDED down d decision which Will be- OF
interest 90 ~ the cities ia the territory.
The officials Of the county were sued by a
chicago grocery arm % enjoin them from
interfering With the agents IN soliciting
grocery orders and delivering the Same.
The county contcudcd that the urm must
either pas Hn occupation taN or elise take
ont "a prddlors license The decision OF
the court Was that under the interstate
commerce law n nonresident business
house has she right 20 send agents into
different states ana territories 60 solicit
0rdtr for goods. and that the agent can
then deliver the goodn 90 the purchaser
without coming under he statutory den-
milton ~ pcddior and that the nrm
or ita representatives, ~ not required to
usY a. license 90 DO business The inlunc-
tiun WINS made perpetual
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25


Ea. H. aud Horace Otero, two well
known young gentlemen OF this city,
returned last night from a business
trip 90 Los Lunas. Poralta and other
river towns Ia Valencia county They
report the farmers all along the valley
planting cereala, and all expect fine
harvest Of small grain and corn, like
wise alfalfa, the coming summer.
OWNS To the people OF Barolas and
The railroad company. sald ed. Oteru,
fencing np the old road Just south
OF this city. Albuquerque merchants
are In consequence losing a big trade
from the small merchants and people
Of the Valencia county river towns
and Beien IL reaplng the benefits. In.
stead Of the road. as heretofore. run.
ming alongside OF the river the road
now. ON account OF the unlawful fenc
ing. runs 10 the sand hills. several
miles out 81 the way and thence across
section of the mesa down % the city
/ think this Is a matter the merchants
81 Albuquerque should enter a yigOr'
Gus protest against
On Sunday afternoon AZ PCralta a
horse race viii take place between
local horses for purse OF $500, dis.
lance 400 yards. The horses belong
respectively 80 Uvaide Sanchez and
Jose r Chaves. and tho race is crest.
Ing much excitement among tho PEG.
rle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
POLICE WORKING ON
CASE FROM WICHITA

Tho lullce OF Albuquerque ere call.
ga upon 10 solve the mystery which
surround the corpse OF a man. which
was found IN a rouming house al
Wichila Kansas. That this mystery
Is Of more or less interest TO Alhu.
querqu0 proven by the contents OF
the ful ing letter. which was written
by kiI.gr AZ Marsh, an undertaking
firm, a. thief OF Police McMillln
"Donl Sir:--We haka the dead body
% an Unknown man In our morgue
which We have emhalmod ana presery.
ed for 1entlflcation, The reason we
are writing you Us that we found photo
proof under the hat band Of two boys
children On a burr0. The hack ground
Is the hunk Of a large tree. a house
with pailng fence. The dead man
appear 10 be about rs or 30 years old.
light bar. hair was last parted In the
middle. weight OF body about IT'S
pounds heleht about five feet. ten
Inches. m leg crooked ard stiff. so
that he lad 20 walk on his left toe In
stead OF on his flat foot, There Is q
dent IN The center az the forehead as
II struok ny blunt instrument earlier
IN life, There Ia also q scar across
tnt NfANHH OF huN muse ana thhtNNiNN
downwnrd across hls right cheek; n
small scar on the upper lip a. n cut
with a razor AZ some time. The photo
u marked on the back with the follow.
inF, Albuquerque. N. NJ. s-1-06.'
So yon see II IL close up 10 date II
seems that this man came 10 wichita
Friday evening March n, 1905, and
was found dead in bod II roOming
house Saturday az a. M. without
any marfs Of ylolepce
"The Rat that he wore was a soft
hat marked the 'Nonpariel Hat IS,
with an owl perohed above tho scroll
bearing Inc hat name. We have con
cluded 10 mail you the photo In this
letter. Tease investigate aud n "a.
yOra5lo news, wire us, otherwise write.
Yours truly,
KfRISER a MARSH,
UndortakerB.
photo enclosed In envelope"
On receipt OF this letter and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
MISS ROBERTS rs AN ELo.
cUTiONtsT or RARE TALENT

Miss Phoebe Roberts. Who gave an
olOcutionary recital at the baptist
church last night, has a charming per.
sonailty possessed by few elOcuLon-
lists, and those who attended her 70.
cital last night can not help but ap.
prCciato her accomplishments. After
listening TO her Interpretation OF III
! We're King. IL would be difficult Ia
decide which was the most 10 be con.
sratulated. Miss Roberts o rhCr audi.
aaee. one pleased and the other was
decidedly well pleased.
Miss Roberts was assisted by Miss
Chcmue and W. IA. Worth.
The program follows
Piano Solo ............ Miss Chestnut
n We're King Scene i.......
......,............, Miss Roberts
Scene l. Fircone Tavern. Tho com
ing OF Nillon and Katherine a
fight In the dark
Vocal Solo,. Mr.. Wllfre1 N Worth
Song Of Hybrlas, the Crotan) Elliot
scene H,..,..,...t.., Miss Roberts
Scene I'll. The rose garden of the
king, the day following. The an.
sWer 10 Burgundy.
Vocal Solo. ........... Mr.. Worth
The Sweetest Flower that BlowD
G y. Hawloy.
Scene lii..............M Miss Roberts
Scene III. The rose garden n week Ia.
ter "If / were 20 die tomorrow.
The ride against burgundy.
Vocal Solo ..............M Worth
absent ~ otoalf
Scene tV..,............
Scene " The palace court yard, the
day following. In the shadow OF the
gallows Reconciliation.
The piano nsed Is kindly loaned by
Mr.. Learnard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
INSANE YOUNG MAN
ESCAPES FROM GUARDIAN

Colonel 8. 2. Howard, a ranch own.
cr OF Hereford, Texas is IN Kansas
city looking for Harry Wildly Lea.
Pc years old. son 81 tho late Captain
y. G. Lea Of Roswell. N. NJ. who e..
capped from the insane asylum AZ Las
VEGAS N. NJ. January 80 Colonel
Howard has been appointed guardian
of the Young man since the death Of
his father year ago. Captain Lea
was well known In the southwest and
his son b. heir TO extensive areas OF
land ut Roswell.
After his escape from the asylum At
Las Vegas The young man returned 20
Roswell ana his guardian brought
him % Kansas City last Thursday. IN.
tondlng 10 place him IN a privat san.
tarlum IN that city The young man
slipped away from his guard and
guardian nc the Savoy hotel and went
to independence. where he was last
seen. Colonel Howard Us making a
personal search for the Young man
aud has enlisted tho aid OK the police.
besides offering reward for infor-
nation that will lead a. his recapiure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
ALL A9oUT A
a eoVs sLisTEREo LEG

The attention OF a crowd OF people
was attracted this morning by small
10y. who sat on the stone steps OF the
Barnett building on South Second
street. His clothes were thin and fuli
of holes. but what attracted most was
that be was crying. Great tears
c0urgod down his cheeks Col. u. X.
-. Sellers, OF the Surety Investment
company. VINO was among the kind
hearted people attracted by the boys
apparent distress, asked the urohin
what the trouble was and between
subs the little fellow said that he
had burned his leg. lie pointed a
teardobbed finger 20 one leg that had
a badly worn stocking on. Through
the numerous holes IN tho stocking,
a soiled bandage was visible. The
colonel made further inquiry and the
boy gaining confidence through the
mans kind words. stopped crying long
enough 10 shy that bis name was
Justo C0rdoya and that he lived on
First street
"The Kid needs a doctor" said the
colonel. and with a come on little
man. the couple disappeared into the
Barnett building. The city physician
was not "a his Office. but Or, Norton
was In The doctor tenderly removed
the sOiled baBdage, revealing a blister
which covered the whole front Of the
little leg The doctor said that the
whole surface Of The leg would come
Off He applied a coat Of thomofuge
10 the burn. while the boy bore up
under the pain like a soldier. Several
yards Of clean haadago was wound
around the leg and the stocking pull.
ed on again. Colonel Sellers and the
doctor held a whlspered conversation
and one or tho other Of them was
heard 20 say that they would eacn
stand half Of a. The hoy WAS heard
To say "thank YOU and the Incident
closed The hoy did not know how
he burned himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
CATTLE III FROM
EATING POISONOUS PLANTS

VIM Gee. the Woll known cattle man
living non Invest az AlamngOrdo re-
pors that recently be hes observed
quite uumlw OF the range cattle
that are 3d. and attributes " 10 some.
thinH ihaf they have eaten. Mr. Coe
says that the symptoms they exhibit
are Identified with that of loco weed
but as there Is no loco weed IN that
part OF the country Is must be from
eating some other kind OF poisonous
plant io especially noticed 10 among
cattle eating in "a ccrain locality aud
endcayurtd % prevent them from graz.
Ing M that point, bat they would go
straight hack ana seemed To- be csle.
claily FOND Of tho vegetation there.
II 4 proves 30 be serious epidemic a
special investigation Will be asked
from experts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
MILLER PAINFULLY HURT.

Board Of His Vehicle Broke and Hls
Team Ran Away.
J. NJ. Miller, one Of the oldest and
best known citizens OF Roswell, wa8
very painfully injured nt o'clock
Sunday Afternoon near the Hohsou
ranch, ten miles southeast Of town.
says the Roswell Record. Mr.. Miller
was AZ his farm east OF the Hagerman
orchard. and decided TO drive over to
the Hobson ranch for a visit IN the
absence Of other vehicles, he hitohed
his team 10 the gearing OF his wagon
using a board fro a seat While ON
the way and when almost az hts dea-
tination, this board broke, letting him
fail and making a noise that caused
the team 10 run. His back was
struck by the hack axle IN such O.
way as 10 fracture two ribs ana the
shoulder blade. He was removed 20
bis farm by Mr.. Hobson and given
surgical attention. The injury Is not
dangerous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
CAPITAL CITY
OFFICIAL MATTER

The posloffice al Embudo. Rio Ar.
fiha county, has been re-estahlishcd
nve miles north of Volarde and ave
miles west 81 Dixon Edward A..
Kuhn has been appointed postmaster.
Amendment 10 Articles Of lneorpora.
ton.
Tho pecoB Water Users aHsOcia
ton OF Roswell has filed an emend-
ment 10 lts articles Of incorporation,
Increasing the capital stock from
Sl.000.00O 10 s2O0OO00.
Certificates Of Agent Filed.
The Fmglc Cattle company, incor'
poratcd under the laws OK West Viz
giuia. has flcd a certificate OF agent
IN the Office of Territorial Secretary
~. W. Reynolds and names Engle,
sierra county. MS It's principal place
OF business IN New Mexico. aud W
q Logan a. is New Mexico agent
The Soda Lake Mining and OF com.
pany. Incorporated under the laws OF
Texas and New Mexico. has tiled its
certificate OF agent with Territorial
Secretary J. w. Reynolds, naming
Aiamugurdo as it, principal place 81
business In New Mexico and Bailey
Mnstain as It's New Mexico agent.
The Southwest smelling and Rdfin.
ing company. Incorporated under the
laws Of New Mexico has filed a certi'
ncate OF agent In the Office of the
territorial secretary, naming Alamo
gorio as itg principal place OF bust
ness IN New Mexico and john Frank
I'm as It's Now Mexico agent
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor OterO has appointed the
following notarios public a. II. son
"a of Pasture. Guadalupe county; Pla.
cido Baca Baca Of Santa Rosa.
Guadalupe county. Morton C.. Miller
uf santa BE, Santa Fe county; BOlos.
lO Romero OF Los Lunas, Valencia
county: Leslie H. Alldrldge OF Clay
ton, Union county; Philip Holman
Of Pasture. Guadalupe county, Fran,
cisco Rihora Martinez OF San Mi
gucl San Miguel county; Win u. MGR
chant of Carlsbad. Eddy county, J. G.
l.ucero of Aurora. Colfax county,
Luther NJ Shelly OF Santa Rosa. Quad.
alupe county; Charles A. Law Of Clay.
ton. Union county: Edward II. Wright
of Santa Rosa, Guadalupe county,
Julian Aragon Pcrea OF Anton Chico
Guadalupe county: G. ". Kirkpatrick
OF MogollOn, SOcorro county; Ray
mundo Harrison OF Anton Chico,
| Guadalupe county: Crescenclano Cal
iegos OF santa Rosa, Guadalupe coun'
~; Soamon Field OF Deming. Luna
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
FRUIT KILLED IN THE
WHITE MOUNTAIN COUNTRY

q. W. Coo WIS down from hts home "a
Glencoe. Lincoln county tho past week
and returned with hia family who have
been stopping ln Alainornrio for tho past
winter on account Of school. anYa the
Alufnugurdn Advertiser They expect Cd
return this fan and occupy their resi-
ufuce iu college addition which has boon
routed 90 Mr. Sears fnr the summer
ar Coz states that the hate cold snap
in THIS part of the country Killed M the
trust buds win the exception OF apples.
which ne thinks are Htill safe na they
were not very far advanced 40 the time
% the other froele and are also more
hardy hthn other buds. Peaches. plums,
rhcfrira, etc. viii hcn an entire failure.
Mr. Cue b. One 90 enc most extensive ap-
pie raiserH iu ,hc southwest iir tiltrH
that the apple crop in the Roswell coun-
try hiss been killed Ia the bud. together
with an other kiuds ~ fruit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
REV. HYDE TROUBLED
WITH a BAD ANKLE

formerly stationed IN las VEGAS now Of
Arizona. o. confined 90 his bed because ~
trouble with nn ankle which has been In
tcrmttunt FOR several years Mr.. Hyde
since in thnt country has taken NJ n
larger field uf work than has ever before
been attempted hy minister within It's
huriers Besides the conduct ~ His
church nt Tombstone ht hes established
congregations which he IN looking after
az Paradise Wilcox ana Ia tho pragoons
in trlruua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
A HORSE THIEF CAPTURED
AND JAILED AT sOCoRRS

Deputy sheriff Brown, arrived In
socurru tho other morning frQm EuRle
having GA custody "a negro wTh has res
Gently bsen indulEing ln the precnrloua
pnstime " stealing horses Mr. Brown
delivered hle chnrgp into the hands OF
JAtier iioh LOWS. who viii not fan 20
aep that he 10 properly cared for.