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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

FirSt-CIass Surveying Outfit.
Al the Emporium are kept > irst-class
transits and solar attachments, and the
proprietor a practical surveyor, is pre-
pared to do the work of laying out acre
age property in lots and blocks, and do
ing all kinds of surveying and plating.
From and after this date, April g. 1903,
tAc rates will be as follows: $40 day;
Lot corners established for $5 a lot;
two contiguous for one owner, the
same price.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Wanted

Light secondhand low-wheeled truck C..
Il. Markham a2Omll
Man and wife want work on a farm. f. /,
Con, The Dales, Or.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

For sale, my farm, ~ miles from town, %
mile from school house and church, consisting
of $40 acres; 30 acres improved, 400 one and
twO-year.Old SpitzenbeTg ana Yellow New
town apple trees, 10 trees old orchard; acres
In clover, acres wheat, viii SSH in whole or
in part. ais Jerome Wells
viii sell or rent acres all in cultivation,
with irrigating water within ten minutes
walk ofschool house. Inquire of DR.. Watt.
1000 acres best Hood River fruit land in
tracts TO suit the purchaser Cheap See the
owner, W r. WlNANS, at forks and falls Of
Hood river. also some good homcSteads on
government land Hood River, or. m20
Lease on lots for 10 years, store building,
tirst-class bakery and confectionery, also
dwelling mouse, T. II. Williams. m9tf
Seven-room house and four lots on Hood River
heights; 60 fruit trees; Strawberries and other
small fruits; also fine shrubbery. Call on or ad-
dress F. p. Brown, Cor. June and r st. mil
30 acres Of fine orchard land adjoining new
county road all under ditch; acres cleared will
take contract to clear part of land if contractor
desires Call on or write to A. Schiller RF D. MOL
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

Strawberry plants; T., miles from town on Bel
mont road j. L. Mulkins. al3
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

Black mare 10 years old; Hamiltonian stock;
weight about llOO. Price $75 John Lawess, R.
F. D. No. l. al3
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Garnet Weaving,

All kinds OF carpet weaving Rugs mad
from old carpets. MRS. GODSEI.
f2tf Hood River Heights.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

We will sell our real estate business. Good bu-
siness and fine prospects for coming year. Fire
life and accident insurance; collections. Hood
River Real Estate and Exchange Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Buff Orpington.

Rntf Orpmgton and Leghorn eggs for hatch
nv prIcn 81 -tAnnA NJ Anderson. nl3M
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
For Sale
Mis- cellaneOuS.

Small secondhand cook stove. Address P.
0. Box AZ a2l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20
Clothing Department

Our Cloak and Suit Department
have some very enticing bargains.
Juvenile Skirts made of all Ore
gon wool dress goods, only $3.50
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

Never |
UnderSOld |
The Paris K air
Retailers of Everything to Wear
Children's Shoes

Our line of Children's Shoes can
not be beat any place in Oregon.
We have a large ASSORTMENT to select
from, and they are made by manu-
facturers who know how to make
shoes that wear.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

Timothy, alfalfa and clover; at barn,
HinriChs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

To be sold cheap a light spring wagon in
good order; would take some hay in exchange
Apply at Rockford store, near Barrett school
house. a13
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-04-20

One Pomona spray pump in perfect work
ing order; cheap. Also buggy and light farm
Wyandotte cockerel d. J. Trelber, Twin Oak
Farm. a2O
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

one Ion and wanted 70 leave Il for
a little crippled boy IN Kansas CHy
II you are Willing. ~ send you =
watch, instead
a Merry Christmas, dear lad. Yoer
irlQnd SANTA CLAUS.
"Ohl what a lie 10 tell q child. %
aarieks tho pesslmiHt
iiateni fhe tears that came 70 the
childs eyes after he had heard hls
precious loficr, were worth uncountea
gold. II 40 instant hc learned char.
liy. hove ior others tandor fympatay
aud cell eftacement.
IN hs little flannel niNhigown ne
ausll ifinrc the crate and called
'Can sou hear me. Santa Ciaua9 !
wouldn't take the poor K.tlc boys
violin lts all right and with swim
Minis eyes. b. said his good night
prayer ana added 4 God blcaa the
lliile erippiGd boy"
suitcnlnx. uplifting influence that
ain follow him through life.
Tho awakening came gradually and
without harm.
Some day that hpy Wlll tell bis chill
dfen tho stop ~ the letter The VIOLA
and the crippled bOy whD lived oaly
an the land Oi dream and they Will
hc me hotter Tor A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

over ln New York there d q hard
sis6iied pessimisi who IA preaching
against the Santa Claus idea.
"Tell your children the truth tina,
they may not grON NJ liars" he says
OF course, be- "a an enemy % Joy,
smiles. dreams. air castles and child
ren What a hard hard man.
We have In mind, a fair haired lad
Whu believed IN Santa Claus for many
yearE lie used 90 kncel before the
crate and send np his rhlldish petit
zion, sure that y went straight 20 tho
throne af good aud great g. Nick
and be- was very happy. often h.
wrote 10 ihis mysterious friend 81
rdiisgnnd
Once h. asked fer yiolln. which
be- did lruifc. aud later The post
man lgi ihls lttier for Kim
North po'c. Dee. o.
Ny loHr iiitif lad
rui tluf good ieifct rrad lt
evcff word, ana { want fh tri you
thar NE fnn You are good and
kini Some day sou VIII gr0W up IA
hn fine nln. You lgfe yOur father
am m1'her aRd the hfo'hfn aud So
teit Nnn Keep on frjine ~ 10 eight
ans lose you fof ~ would rather
NOT s,nl lm Violin There l. hul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
SHOT IN THE BACK
go. MULLEN. A olLA BEND STOCK
MAN. eRoUoT TO PHOENIX.

sd Mullon was BROUGHT To the city
yesterday with a bullet hole In his
back, Says the Phoenix Republican.
lie was accompanied BY Deputy
sheriff Williams, of CHA Bend. where
the shooting took place about 10
o'clock on Saturday night Mullen had
been without any medical attention
since the shooting as there q nj pres
ont no doctor NJ ella BEND e d moi
known who dld the shnuiiug. but u
was thought that q was done hy n
Mexican or an Indian, without ans
provocatlOn Of which Mullen ls aware
Mullen lives al Riverside Cal.
where be- he's n wife and two children.
Tie a. n Htockmau In a ama way aud
had been buying horses IN he yicin-
ity Of ella Bend and had sent one car
load 20 California. lie was about 10
start for Douglas ron Saturday night
and II was while he was waiting for
the train that the shooting occurred.
Immediately after he was shot the
train passed along.
Mullen had been drinking "a little
but he said be- had no trouble Nth
anyone. lie was walking back and
forth along the track whom ho heard
the crack OF revolver behind him
and at tho same instant Gel. a sharp
pain In his back. lie was without
money ana % was therefore necessary
10 bring him in the county hospital
The wound Looks Ike 10 mad hoon
made with o cheap revolver probably
OF the bulldog pattern, with a large
caiihor d is thought that ihc bullet
* iOdgoi the hack. Mullen ID un-
able 20 walk. from which olrcum-
stance 81 ls surmisod that The spine
Is niiccied The wound will not likely
prove fsial unless IN the event OF
blood poisoning. which OWNS 10 the
Ions neglect Of the wound d not Inn
probable Mullen is about .weniy hv'
years oi age
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Ask the slnms the divorce courts,
tho worse than moiheriesa children
ihc outcpst and parlah.
God know what Ho wis about when
ilo made women 10 be mothers. rhc
lOwlles peasant whO knows rot how
10 spell her name, bat cuddiea her
baby NJ her hreasti the hOneiicat
Trump Who fiis her pln1dlng feet Ia
those of the little ones tuTsing a. her
skirts the woman who knuwA no
rights bat the rirhta pf her childrrn
to clean souls ln healthy bodies. the
aitn whose sphere is bounded on
the north south east and west ~
her husband, these are hs tho pie
turci Madonna" beside the posters
90 "a thlrd rate variety star.
u h. only matter ~ choice whcth-
or God or the devil adds she 'ariinilc'
touches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Well when woman gets on that
track. she has got n frs, class ticket
ON a tObOEgan slide rlEht "a the devil.
Eve never realized that she had an
artistic temperament uniil TINT
same fellow suggested ~ leaf
apron and nh the twaddlo about soul
culture" "hearl sympathy. and the
higher cult are just frllls 20 that
same old flg leaf
This woman saw NO beauty in the
face OF q child. she heard no music
Do childish laughter. NO chord ylh-
rated ,o the msGic Of mother" no
atom of her being could respond to-
TIE love Of ma honest man artistic
tcmporamont9' Bah SHE had no
more of the divine afilatua than the
slug that crawis lts Shiny iounih over
The perieci rose
And She abandoned an tbs Tor
WHAT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
A REIGN OF TRAHpS
The TOWN OF YUMA ovERRuN
~ THE GENTRY.

Passengers who arrived In Tucson
from Yuma states that that city Il
terrorized by a gang OF tuughs, ruf
flans and hoid.up men. says the Tue.
son Citizen. Citizens were held mp
ON the leading streets OF the town.
beaten and relieved % their valua.
bles by the thugs that ovorrun the
city II is stated thar the situation
has become 80 serious that every citi-
zen who has any business that takes
him oul 81 night, carries a gun.
prominent lawyer named Wup.
perman was held up and robbed I'M
der AN electric light on the main bust.
ness street ~ the city and the Mcxi'
can consul was relieved ~ SiN4 in
money and a valuable diamond stud.
sheriff Livingston has sworn In a
large number OF deputies and the town
now has enough officers TO qucll a
riot. but Il Is stated that thu robberlce
and hold-ups continue There are
several rangers In the city also. and
Il Is likely that n the robberics DO not
cease summary measures viii be-
taken hy the cnragei citizens Of the
town
The dlfliculty was cccasioned by the
dumping into Yuma OF 900 men. who
are literally the rin.ran OF the earth.
These toughs are employed at work
IN the I.aguna dam and also AT the
intake below Yuma. when the Col.
Orado river rose as a result of tho
heavy rains throughout the territory,
the work az both the dam aud the In
take was suspended temporary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
PROMINENT SPEAKER
TO ADDRESS SHAREHOLDERS
AT TUCSON. ARfz.-Ex .oELEoATE
RoDEY WILL BE PRESENT.

Hon y, =. Rodey. "a delegate 20
cougrrfs ff9m New Mexico. viii or.
rive herf Friday evening. SAYS the
Tucsnn Daily Star Several others
from New MEXICO will also boz present
TheS come 10 participate ln the joint
statehood meeting 10 be- held a. the
opera house here December i6th. M,
Rcdey a. recognized az the abiest
delegate sent from any of The territOr'
les fpr msny years. Durine bia two
years Ia congress be- Was Tie acknoNi'
edged leader iu al matters pertaining
Go ihp territories.
When Mr RDdey discovered that
single statehood for either Arizona or
New Mexico VAS impossible De be-
came ono 90 iht atrUng leadCrs for
ioluiuro He D. acknowledged 90 be-
me leader Of this movement in the
tW0 territories Tho people oi lima
county VII BE- pleased 90 hfaf this
distinguished speaker discuss ioint
statehood setting forth the many adj
gauirrea il Will ~ 40 che people Of
these two territories.
Friday evening me Elkf club viii
"a open fuf q reception % NJ kodey
and his friends. Saturday they VIII
b. driven over the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

dler bad not retired the night prcyl-
Ous
In the center OF the room wac the
rocking chair. With the deceased slt.
ting In Il, facing the window ON the
east. small writing table stood ON
the south side of the room. upon
which was writing tablet. with the
note Il did H. No one To blame.
Goodbye.-. S0mors." upon the front
page. which was stlll attached 10 the
tablet
Suicide Carefully Planned.
The old man had evidently made
an arrangements for the suiCico, ~
h. called upon J C. naldridge yestor.
day morning and deposited with him
the keys ca hls home together with
SIS IN money This caused Mr.. bald
ridge lO become uneasy cOncerning
the old man. and when he failed 10
call upon Mr naldrldge this morning,
the latter went 10 somer's home about
~ o'clock, making the grnosome dis
cuyeFy as related above
Yesterday afternoon W W Sieighi
who had been acquainted with the old
man for many years, called upon him
AT his home and chatted with him FOR
some time. During the conversation
Mr.. Sloight states mat the old man
said nothing whatever to lead one "a
think he contemplated suicide bni
says that the old soldier complained
% pains In his legs and expressed the
fear that ne might some day become
paralyzed In his talk. he aftlculated
however, with some dlilculty.
Practices With Revolver
shortly after Nj. slelght left tho
odd man. he was seen by Mrs. W. r.
Richter, OF ii5 South Fourth street
aud lady roomer. who i've In the
house adjoining thst occupied hy
somers. out IN the yard practiclnp
with his revolver These ladies state
thar he seemed 10 be- hunting mice
a. h. would crouch down, peerlng
around an old pile of luiabcr IN one
part Of the yard, and occasionally fro
I the pistol
This morning Charles Bonsall. who
called al The house FOR the purpose vi
/ seeing the old man, found the door
| locked aud a card bearing the notice
Please call J. q. Baldrldgq 49,
Somers tackled mp Il. Fearing thai
something Was wrong. he notified Mr.
Haldrldge, Nho Immediately went Il
I The house discovering the old man
dead.
The deceased MAS an old soldier
and drew a monthly pension of si2
I In addition 40 thie, he worked at odd
I Jobs a. q carpenter, Ne came % Al
huquerquo SOME time IN 1889. OWNS
"a the death Of a brother. who was
I killrd IN that year -u the Southern
7 Pacific railroad A. fas o. known. %,
has no relatives IN Albuquerque. and
unth his will and papers. which M
! deposited Tuesday with Mr.. Raldrldgc
are opened. q will he Impossible 10
/ ascertain where his relatives live, al
though a letter on The table in his
room, received by him December z
"a signed Your cousin Clara 3
! Worth" The letter wRF written De
cemhor 4, from No 8. Emmons place
BiddefOrd, Me There was also 4
copy oi the st. 1unnsbury (vtl Cal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

would soon become totally paralyzod.
and worrying over his lonely condi.
ton. are supposed 20 be responsible
for the rash act
Together with cas- he yesterday
gave to Mr.. Baldrldge. and his pen.
sion vouchers, amounting 70 about
fi0O. somors had certificates OF de-
poslis amounting, 10 $500. making a
total. with the $3.50 found In tho
room. OF s2.6s7eO In cash. boaldos the
four lots at the corner OF Fourth
street and Coal avenue. Al Of tho
money and property goes TO relatives
in the east. Tho will will be- filed
for probate Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

stockholm. Dee a. King Oscar
Of Sweden. weakened Ia body and tor
tured In mind over the disruption OF
the dual scandinavian kingdom, is
preparing 10 ond his days 10 retire
mont BE b. expected 10 appolnt
Crown Prince Gestayus ruler Of
Swe Ion
Daruv the laS feR months Oscar
has added IN appearance Ten years 20
hls life Before the revolt NJ Norway
the king was regarded al the most
marveluusly preserved monarch iu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

The old man had apparently been
dead for some time when found as
the body wac stin ana cold. Grasped
Ina the right hand was the revolver
with which he had Inflicted the
wound that must have brought inslan
taueous death.
over his head. for the evident pur
pose Of deadenlng the sound OF tho
pistol shot. vas an old army blanket
over the muzzle Of the pistol was a
cOno.ahaped piece Of asbestos that
had also evidently been used a
help deaden the sound of the shot
His hands were In hiF lap. with the
pistol still Erasped In tho right hand
Death was evidently instantaneous, 81
the old man Was sitting upright In
the rocker hts head inclined a ilttis
forward aud the body fully dressed
with the exception OF bis coat. which
I hung ON q chair a. the foot OF IN,
. couch which be- used as he'd.
Wound In Temple.
A bullet wound IN The temple Just
nhove the ear told the niue story al
D. man driven 10 suicide through lone
liness and isolation Blood covered
hls vest and had run down 20 the
NNNIf iNAWihA n hAN' f'Ni NN AN' wv
side ~ the rocking chair The hair
which was gray and very scani wa,
slnged. and the hesh was burned
i Hnmnd the wound
The house wherein the old man
4ivDd was nne.room aiinir AZ ili
Soulh rnurh street. and was owned
,ngciher with the property upon
4 (which Il was built by the deceased
H1'ho single room of the house wai
scantiiy furnished. despite the fact
hai the old man had a cash bank ac
cunt of over $4,000. couch, which
o used Tor a bed. stood In the north
asi corner OF the room, the heddlnl
ndl6iurlei. showing that the Old sol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

Europe. although "a years old.
To-day his age ~ Indicated In hiR
every m0vcmeni and care and ir0utfo
have iDft strong marks on his feat
urgH We MAJ live several years long
Co., bat BE must give ali his time "a
the sole work ~ keeping himself
alive.
Oscar is not under medical treat
ment nor sre his physicians In AZ
ton6ahce on him; re has been or
dsred simply 10 devote himself Ia
recreation aud Ia spend much Of his
time cruising on his yacht. the Droot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
a COMBINATION FAMINE
MIMI

DENNIS Bad b combination 10 snow
storm add f1el famine 81 the same
llme aays lhe poming Graphic 90
account of the couditloA ~ the flada
no wood coulG be brought from che
mountains end 90 arrount ~ The
scarcity of cnAt cars. oar dealers
could get no cuaN from the mlncs. and
Tor q day or two ne family thai had
couple Of hundred pounds 81 coal OF
D basket 81 mesquite re0ll aAs IN
luck Two ear loads oi coal finally
arrived which partly relieved The tli'
uniion. hui the cry ~ san foF more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
CITIZENS COMPLAIN ABOUT
NEW HOUSE NUMBERING
N. p, sAwTELLE. WITH OTHERS,
REGISTERS a. KICK AGAINST
MAN WHO HAS THE CONTRACT.

Again complaints are coming into
this ONCE relative 90 the methods be.
ing employed BY the gentleman who
recently secured the contract from
the city council for the REMEMBERING
OF the houses. COmploInants say thai
To gogin with. he Is numbering the
houses wrong For instance. on the
side OF the street, the first house Will
be 100 and on the opposite side loi,
whereas, the usual method employed
heretofore has been TO number the
FIRST house ioi on one side of lhe
street and i02 on the opposite side
AZ. g. SaWielle. who resides AZ iuil
North First street. called az The chi
xen once yesterday and stated that
the man who "a numbering the houses
called at his house during hls ab.
sencr and despite the protests 0i
his wife. changed the last number 0n
his house. and that The number be
did PM on Ola not 81 wlih the other
three aud thar after putting the one
new single number 0n be demanded
twenty-five cents.
During the day NJ Farrell. who is
the gentleman who las the contract
for renumborlnr fht houses. called
AZ this oiiice ant stated that he VAS
doing his best 10 please everybody,
and rouumber the houses according
10 the terms of his contract. bat be-
had oalg been out Of the once q few
moments when Mr.. sawtailo came To-
with the anovr complaint,
TIE Citizen d not "knocker,' and
II may be- that the gentleman % en-.
titled t0 twenty-five cents per 1pgle
number. bat when 40 many complaints
come in d would seem that there was
something radically wrong some
where
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
HISTORIC OLD SOUTHERN MAN.
SION, Full or BLOODY MEM.
DRIES or THE REVOLUTION.
AIRY WAR. rs BEING RAzEp.

Augusta Ca. Dee. 10 - by the
fazing Of the old welcn house. with
whit was NnaWn as the hanging
staircase. b. ,cmcrud one Of The most
fi.mous memorials of British brutality
during the Revolutionary War
Anvr the capture co. Charleston 10y
the British IN i7sO, they captured
Augusta Col Elijah Clarke -alscd
"a regiment ~ riflemou aud attempted
10 retake the fowl The British we're
assisted by Indians. but Clarke lad
THE advantage. and. finally. Col Chas
Brown. She British commander was
forced 20 take refuge Ia the Welch
house. The Georgia rlflemen. on
September ith were taken In the rear
by british achievements and left 70
prisoners IN the hands OF the British.
Col. brown, slightly wounded. lay In
ar upper room In the Welch housc.
To him the prisoners we're brought
Hang them" he commanded.
every damned rebel of them. And
string them up frOri the staircase. ~
that ! 1an see Il from here"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23


. The above notes, the frs;
. found upon the writing table In
. the room, the second tackled
. npOn the front door, tell the story
. ~ the self.inhlcted bullet wound
. which caused the death OF George
. u somcrs some time last night,
when J. G. Baldrldge opened
The door OF the house az az
south Fourth street. near the
. corner ~ Coal avenue this morn
. lng Al II o'clock, with the KEYS
. lef, IN his possession the day be
fore. hy George H. somors, the
. sight that met his eyen was % a
very gruVaume nature
sitting bolt upright In an old
wicker rocking chair with an
ugly bullet wound IN The left
. temple. about one inch abovo
the ear. an old blanket over his
head. and a t9.caliher British
huudog revolver grasped IN his
. right hand. was the dead body
. of George ~ Somers. an old
soldier. who came 70 Alhuauer-
que In 1851
. . . = = a q q = q =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
LAKE VALLEY MINING MAN
fN TAN CRY V0fTA nn

W'iam ~ Hall. a mining man os
Lake NailNy. n a.. d. at the Sheldon
Nlih bis lfldt says the ~ paso Her.
ald 30 Was married Tuesday morn.
lng hi the homp oi the bride Ia Lake
Nalleys 20 Mrs Clara Hlmr9d. nee
Lacy iormcfis or OaBville, ln. the
eercmoHg waa performed ~ Rev bar
ling ~ laulrs. y. "a. MF. and Mrs.
ian e'll maize their home sn Lake
valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

There were thirteen strangled be-
fore his eyes. when Brown ordered
that the seventeen remaining prison.
ers should be massacred by the In.
dlans In the yard, he having bis cot
moved TO the front window 80 that he
could enjoy the spectacle from a box
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

seat, as Il were.
When Light Horse" Harry Lee re-
captured Augusta the next spring,
Col Brown was stlll there. The col
onial riflemen hanged him from the
same staircase where the thirteen
patriots had been executed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

The Optlc says a stranger sue.
ceedod Ia working r. N scuilon pro-
prlotor uf tho Rackei store of Las
Vegas. far s25 lie presented check
on Pueblo bank Or that amonnl
with note purp0rilng 40 be Mroed
hy superintendent Ginbons Of he lo
cal Santa w. railway shops saslug
thar the check was gnnd MI scni'
Ton oashod Il and later found that
the signature ives a rank iorgery
Tho man could not b. found. although
a careful search was made By the OF
0cers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

A. a. Marmop. a veil known citizen
oi Iaguna, was a visitor 10 this city
today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

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