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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
ARRESTED ON TELEGRAM
FROM DENVER POLICE

from Wednesdays Daily Citi1en.l
Chief OF Police McMillin Is In pos.
session of a swell diamond ring. and
n present Indications prove true. Al
buQuorque's smart SGT have boen
taken IN by another selfreputed
wealthy Now York hcasth.seekor. and
doubtless had Il not been Tor police In
ilntcrference, the story Of II. Altman
bad cheeks, an assumed name aud
unpaid bliis-would have been re-
poated. The ring CHIEF OF Police Me-
Miilin has il not his, Il belongs to a
young lady la Denver, and one Chaa,
nitterman a az the Commercial club.
where he has lived amid luxurious
surroundings the past few weeks. UNI
der guard OF an ofiicer placed there by
the chief Of police.
Chas. aittormRn, tho dapper young
man OF dark curly hair. styliah az.
tire and winning ways, ID under ar
rest. he q wanted az Denver by Chief
81 Police Delaney OF that city. and
judging from n telegram received here
no "a badly wanted. This telegram
says.
Hold Bltterman; Oaicer Is coming
FOR him." and Il was received IN re-
spouse 20 a telegram sent By Chief
McMlilln to the effect that Bitterman
had been arrested. But The inf0rma.
ton ON which Bitterman was arrested
4 letter 10 the local authorities from
Chief Delaney which says;
Letters have been received here
from Chas. Biiterman, written on AT
varado stationery. Arres. him. Age
so years. 8 feet, or inches tail,
smooth facet fuiD, weight l25, DARK
Complexioned. dark wavy hair, blue
eyes. occupation travelling man,
Search hlm Tor triple gypsy circle,
ring set with eight quarter X. dia'
mOnds and four ruby doubiets."
On the receipt OF this letter Chiel
McMlllin had little trouble locating his
man. He came here ave weeks ago
and has been very conspicuous about
tho best public houses OF the city. at
tracing wide attention by his numer
Gus and varied fine clothes. One day
he appears In a nobby plaid suit, eth
top coat and the next day Il Is some
thing else, with swell paddock coat
He represented himself 10 be a New
Yorker, with plenty of money. and
said that he intended 20 remain year
at least: may be stay. He told those
OF close acquaintance tina, he liked the
place. lie WaA received with Wide
open arms. And his credit was good
lie only on Monday bought over ti0t
worth OF fne furnishing goods from
the clothing store Of ~. Mandell, and
had Il delivered at his. room al The
club. lie claimed that his extra cloth
ing had been destroyed IN a iire n
New York. but he was little con
fused when asked by tho police whers
he got the ring lie said thar he hat
got Il in Denver, and had asked foi
the bin for A., but as yet, had beer
unable TO get u.
Bitterman has a very husky voice
ana APPARENTLY he has good reasons fo
being In New Mexico lie said tina
hts throat was ailing, and that u wa
caused by the damp air Of New York
Rui he Is much improved since cominl
20 New Mexico. Tho lrat week he VA
IN Albuquerque, he saw MS physician
three times a week Now, he II ~
much improved. that u ~ only nocet
saFy 20 see his physician but once
week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
iacoRPoRAToRs FiLE
ARTICLES FOR BUSINESS

The following ARTICLES 81 lncorp0ra
tl0n have been filed An the Office oi
Territorial Secretary J. W. Reynolds:
The Rio Grando Development com
jany; the incOrpuatOrs are MiRuei A.
Otoro. Of santa 70, solomon Luna. 81
Ioa I.unas, and Daniel H. Mcmillan.
OF Soc0rro. The objects Of the incor'
pOratora are % acquire lands especial
~ adapioi 10 agriculture and grazing.
and lands co1raining deposits OF coal,
oil, stono lire clay, plaster or minee al
springs In The territory 81 New Next
co; 20 Prospect for such minerals "a
buy. sell lease, cultivate manage and
Improve anda, farms. etc. and 10 dis
pose Of The products of the samei "a
deal IN I've stock, 90 develop coal and
other muHs. 10 manufacture, con
81 uct and Operate Whining and general
machincfy upon a. own property. and
10 dispose II the OUTPUT thereof, 30 80
tabllsh towuaitAs, build houses. dams
dtches, otC.. % own and conduct
stores and 10 ~ AL Things necessary
and lawful FOR tho promotion OF III
general business. To principal place
OF business will b0 at Albuquerque
New Moxico and the term Of exiniCncg
ID hfty years. The capital stock con
sista OF $500 shares Of the par value
og tig0 each 1'h8 business 81 On,
company is 20 pc conducted IN tbs
connilo8 Of Valencia aud bernAiilln
and the directors for tho hraa fhrc'
months of tho company'a exiatoncs
viii 10 N. A. OieHo. solomon Luna u
n Mcmillan. w 3. Alrickior u. .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
aAnIrARluM Nor LocATtp

The Citizen Is sorry 90 learn that the
Fsufornal Sauitarium has np been
given no DeminE. IA was announced,
Tho report came from Texas, and as
a well known, down IN thar great state
they s0matimos get TOO previous" %
use one 81 their own terms such
proves 20 have been the case with tne
locafdon OF the frayagnal consumpsavea
hospital. Reporss from President w
". Bdson of che fraternal OrEani1a'
lions, say thai the location cannot he
made for thirty days yet
The Citizen doos not tdink Albuquer'
aue would be benefited by the location
OF this humane city 81 refuge for thu
stricken OF the white plague, but 4
doas hope 90 SEQ a New Mexico loca
ton solicited for che benefit OF bOsp
che ioritmy and the eonEumptivos %
America; and thls paper knows OF no
place combing more advantages ioi
tho purpose than Deming docs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
THE NEW TERRITORIAL
MOUNTED POLICE

(From Wednesdays Daily citlzenl
John n. Fullerton, who recently re.
signed the assessorshlp of sOcorro
county TO accept the appointment Of
captain of the territorial mounted pO-
lice, which organisation will 30 into
commission at Santa Fo on April J.,
arrived from SocOrrO this morning,
and h the guest Of bis brothers, W. B.
and W. ID. Fullerton, proDriotors Of the
Albuquerque Transfer company. Mr.
Fullerton viii be In the city until Fri
day. when he viii continue his journey
10 tho territorial capital 80 AZ to DO
present at the mastering IN OF his
command
The Inauguration u the territorial
mounted police Is the result OF a bill
introduced at the late legislature by
Col. w. ". Greer Of this city. II pro-
vides for the enlistment Of a captain,
lieutenant, a sergeant and eight
mounted. well armed men. whose duty
II N % protect the cattle interests OF
the territory against cattle thieves
and other lawlesa characters. The gov.
ernor OF the territory Is the command.
erin-chief OF the company, and the
governor has made the appointments
as follows:
John n. Fullerton. Of socorro, cap.
tain: Cipriano Baca. OF Albuquerque,
lieutenant: II. w. Lewis. OF Socorro
sergeant. and George Elkins. OF Hach.
TIA: Julius Meyers. OF Eatanoia. ]. j.
Brophy. of Clayton; w. r. Dudley. OF
AiamoRordo; William Taylor, OF Dem
/ ing; Herbert McGrath, LordRburK
Francisco Apadoca. Cuchillo; and DC
taviano Perea. Of Alamogordo, as pri
Yates.
These appointments are excellent
nearly every Rppointoe being mas
OF experience In western warfare ant
bringing criminals 10 justice
Cipriano Baca. who viii DO muster
cd into the service as AFR. FSillerton'i
I lieutenant. was sheriff Of Luna cOun
ty previous to being appointed deDut,
/ United States marshal, which position
he nas held the past three years Will
credit.
Sergeant Lewis has been deputl
sheriff ~ S0cOrrO county for over i've
years and 70 q catcher OF lad men o
enyiablo reputation.
Herbert McGratn. private. "a th'
man who las. week killed two holdup
| IA a hotel az t.orobburt, ana - a ma
OF courage and bravery.
Private perea Was an Interpreter OF
the floor u the house VI the late legls
lature.
Private Francisco Apodaca Il II nm
dersiood, has resigned, and sovera
other OF the appolntees have not ye
made known their acceptance so Their
Is possibility OF other vacancies. MI
Fullerton said this morning that h
understood that the governor had
number OF Names under consideration
for any vacancies that might occur
but they had not been made known 4
him. Mr.. Fullerton also stated 10
representative OF The Citizen that h
he'd not made his plans OF camralgl
as yet, but ono thing sure, and tha
was that drinking and gambling
among the mounted police would no
be contenanced by the oflicerA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Atlanta. Ga. March 30.--The meet
ing Of the acknowledgements league,
which will be held In this city ncS1
month. promises 90 be one Of the most
important gathor,ngs Of medical men
ever hold In this country. Dr. George
Brown. 81 Atlanta. who a at the mead
OF the committee IN charge Of arrange
ments. 10 in receipt Of advicos which
Indicate that fully I o0c delegates win
attend the gathering Important pa
pers from some OF the worlds greatest
leaders 10 the movement 20 stamp oui
the dreaded white plague have been
prepared. aud 81 Is expected thar ihe
convention will mark one ~ the most
important stems yet taken IN the aeitn'
ton against consumption.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Princeton. n. j.. March 2S.--Koon In
terest IL manifested in the eleventh an.
nual Princeton. Harvard debate, which
takes place this evening la Alexander
Han. The subject Of debate "a EN-
braced 10 the following proposition;
Resolved. That zoe free elective
system 10 the best available plan for
the undergraduate course nf study u
bolng understood ~ that the free
elective ayaiCm Is one based ON the
priciple that each SUDDEN should SO.
lect ior himself an his studies through.
out his college course; (2l tho free
elective system thus doiiued exists
even when a minor part Of the studies
~ freshman year Is prescribed"
A unique feature Of the confess u
thet the Princeton debators viii argue
la favor Of the Harvard free elective
system III studies while the Harvard
team win present the Princeton system
oi res rictod elective studies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

R,rsum. n. ". Flournoy and NJ. <.
Mcmillan.
Hnnlng and Connell. the iucorpora-
tors arc Frod y. Huning, Wahor A.
Cornell and Emma N. Conncll. all ~
los Isunas. New Mexico The objects
81 the lncorporasOra are 20 carry on .
general mercantile buainena. 70 ac.
uulre hold, improve and develop real
ugtatc and personal property. and "a
sell, lease me- tsafs OF otherwise ny
ifJihccate the same and 20 cOionixe,
improve. rent and sell lands Ia con
nectlOn with che same. The principal
place 0f business rs named In the ar
tciea vs. Los LunaH. and the term ~
existence ~ ten years. The capital
stock "A $4,000. divided into so shares
~ pai value Of 500 each. Tho In.
c0fporat0rs are namod aE the diruc
tors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Peoria. fll.. March 2S.--rhe Central
Illinois Teachers association. an or
SANITATION having q memborahip ~
nearly 800 school teachers, who are
employed In schools In tho central
part OF the state, will hold ~ annual
convention here the latter part OF this
week. Elaborate preparations are
nearing completion for she reception
and entertainment OF the delegates.
Tho sessions viii be held Thursday
and Friday. An interesting program
has been arranged In addition "a
ilscusslons covering every branch Of
educational work from the dlstriol
school 10 the highest institutions Of
learning. there viii be addresses -
noted educators ~ Chicago and Oihel
cltles Department conferences VIII
be held hy the principals. superintend
ents and Instructors In manual fraln
ing, music. drawing and otnei
branches Of education.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

New York, March 2s.--Among the
persons Of prominence who have ac.
coptod invitations 10 speak here 10.
night AZ the annual dinner OF the Miss.
Joseph w. Folk. OF Missouri, Henry
Prltchett. president o. the Massachu.
sotts Institute OF Technology, and
District Attorney Jerome. 81 New
York Gov Folk u expected 20 speak
on current political issues. The din
ror will he held IN the grand ballroom
Of the Wnld0rf-Aatoria.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Chicago. March 90 Tho elite Of the
canine world Is on exhibition NJ the
fifth annual bench show Of the Chi.
lago Kennel club. which opened today
IN the First Regiment armory, Az OF
the Varieties nos In popular favor
among dog fancicrs are shown IN
abundance. including bull terriers,
rollics, Boston terriers dachshunds,
and toy apRniela. The larger varieties
such AZ 81. pernards, Great Danes and
Russian woifhouuds are also well rep.
resented. The judging and award OF
prizes began soon after the opening 20.
day aud will continue until the show
closes Saturday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
LETTER LIST

Remaining In the possonice a. Az
quorque. N. NJ, March 20, 1905.
Persons calling for or sending fof
these letters please state where thny
nad been receiving iaaii. also mention
date Of advertising.
Free delivery Of letters 81 tne RES.
deuce OF adaressee may DO secured
by Observing the following rules
Give writer's name. and request an
swer TO be directed accordingly.
Direct letters PLAINLY 70 stree numr
Der.
Advertised matter II previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter 10 held two
weeks before Il goes 10 the dead let
ter oiace a. Washington. d. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Dillon. Mont. Harch 2S--Grand
Army veterans from all over the state
are gathered here for the annual state
encampment Of their organization,
which will bo Ia session Two days.
The annual meetings OF the Woman's
RELIEF Corps aud other affiliated SO
cietles are also heing held, The city
Is profusely decorated in nOuGr Of the
visitors and nothing Is being left un'
done that viii contribute 10 their com
fort and entertainment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
col. RICHARD HUDSON
ON WITNESS STAND

The feature Of the evidence Tues
day in the suit Of Mrs. ella Bell Gold
ner against susan w. Bell for the
$500 900 estate OF Nathaniel Bell a.
los Angeles, Cal, was the testimony
on Rlchard d. Hudson who vas pro-
hato Judge AZ Silver City, n. NJ. about
the time that Mira. Goldnor, who
claims 10 DO the daughter Of Bell ana
iibnda Valencia Bell was born. Judge
Hudson shed some additional light on
tho stormy life led by the young Mexi'
can woman Ia the early days al the tor
ritory. Judge Hudson said he knew
Nathaniel Bell intimately for years.
and that he never lived al silver Cisy
except for few weeks az a time Wnon
he came IN from prospecting trips, lie
said that Bell had a general reputation
as a temperate. hardworkins, honest
man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

New York March 2s.-Leo Pardello
and "shad" link. two OF the foremost
opponents Of wrestling In America,
gill meet in Brooklyn tonight In what
is expected 10 be one OF the most sci
enfifc and sensational contests Of is
kind seen here Ia a long tlme The
men viii struggle 10 a finish, che win
ner OF two fails out Of three 20 got the
decision. Both men have been train
ing faithfully since the match was
made and appear 20 ho In firsi class
condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
NErnnp noMr ENrnapalar

There ~ one particular In whiCh tho
development OF Albuquerque has
Jagged behind. Il a. the brick indus
try. Buildlnr Is largely going on. IN
the city. and much 1ie largest part Of
II IL Of brick; yen u 10 true today. a.
h has been for several years, that
most Of the brick building material
used here has 70 BE- brought in from
othor place.
One maker here says be could sell
many times the quantity Of brick he
now sells we're hla works larger
though he has recently installed ia
third mill According 70 this gCntle
man. the difficulty with the mhnufac.
turo OF brick In Albuquerque - not a
lack OF market. nor yet the lack 81
rood raw material. K is tho high price
% fuel. The home maze brick "a often
not burnt suflciently. besause the
price paid per thousand viii not Justly
the use OF the necessary fuel. This
leads 20 the use OF tho home article
Ter interior work. and tho use OF che
Imported brick for exterior wallis.
/ In this connection. Il might be wei
for those looRlnE lof now invos'menii
or looking 90 the inducement Of new In
vestmantA 90 lOcuto her :, that they con
slider the new Industry OF sand.Drlc..
This ~ not 20 be- confoundod with
ARTIFICIAL STONE, nor with me finer kind'
OF concree Il IL what tho name I'm
lplles-~bricQ made OF sand. In tho man
ulacture Oi when no nurning ~ EN-
plOyed
A 81. Louis manufacturing complul
has patents on tho necessary machin
cry aud on the process 81 making. Tn.
materials are an abundance OF goo,
cloah sand. a email quantity Of lime
land certain chemicals 10 bind the othe,
materials togctnor The bricks ar
moulded, then placed on small car
and run INTO lRrge iron cylinders, III
open cude ~ which are closed by al
tight cars The air ~ exhausted
steam % turned IN. and thu brick ar
subjected 40 a high pressure for tween
ty.fOur 10 thlrtyslx huuts. when t4e.
are ready for use The brick can b
. moulded u any shape OF design. am
be made Of any desired color by IN
use ot oolOring material added o. th
! original mass.
During the 81. Louis exposition th
gOvernmont subjected these saud.bric
~ the everest tests ol heat and cold
OF sudden changes from one 10 Ia
oJher, Of watoT and Ere In quick alter
+ nations aud OF resistance "a strain q
, crushing weight. and In every particr
lar the aand-hrick was pronounced
model hullding material.
Anyway, 4 would seem that Abb
, querque should be a,so to produce he
own building substances In ablndanc
r for ho Continually growing demands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Columbia. Mo. March 2S-frhe ma.
tioual congress Of the Disciples OF
Christ will be held here. beginning
Thursday Of this weoR. This Is the
most important meeting Of the minis
ters % the Christian church and will
he attended by leading divinea from all
parts OF The United States. Several i'm
portant questions ~ church policy ard
doctrine viii come up Tor discussion
and possible action at the meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

louisville. KY. March 2s,---The pur.
posc OF the special meeting held here
today by the stockholders ~ the Louis
willie a Nashville railroad Is 10 vote on
"a proposition 10 Issue first mortgage
bonds Of l5O.OOO00 on the recently
purchased Atlantic. Knoxville q Chat
tanOOga railroad and the Cincinnati
lines. The new Issue viii le used 20
reimburse the company for funds adj
vauccd 90 construct branches and 90
complete the line from Knoxville 20
Cincinnati
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
SAMPLES or WATER
TO DC ANALVxEp

This week q report was received
from Professor Hare. station chemist
at tho New Mexico experiment sta,
ton, giving a detailed analysis o.
samples OF water which wore sent
over from che springs up La Lux can
yon some time ago, says the Alamo.
gordo Advertiser. Tho report nhowed
the water 20 be an right. In fact. Pro
Tessor Hare made the general state
ment that the water was all rigkt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

churches have planned for oyargoiistio
services during tho coming month.
The report showed that eighty new
memhers have been added 70 tho
church Of Albuquerque.
Rev. w. L. Conkiln and Elder Jack.
son. OF AlAmorordo. we're chosen 20
represent the Presbytery At the gen.
erai assembly which meets AZ Wlnona.
indiana, In May.
The most important qutation under
consideration was union with the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. The
vote was IN favor Of union By good
majority
The next meeting o. the Prcsbytory
will be held AZ Albuquerque one year
hence The Presbyteriana expect "a
entertain tho meeting Ia a handsome
new church.
REV. Cooper and others who attend.
"a from this city returned from Las
Cruces this morning, and the former
win conduct prayer meeting services
M he Presbyterian church tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

state ara here 20 attend. Tho meeting
will consider among other things The
question 81 holding a state encamp'
mont this summer. The lnoenng 90.
night viii BE- made notable by the pres.
Dnce a. A special guest Of Major Gen.
oral James r. Carnahan, Of Indiana.
who has been the national commander
OF the organization of uniformed
knights since So formation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Berlin. March 2S--Tho first doe.
tors degree conferred on q woman BY
the UnivorEity Of Marlurg has been ~
cured by Japanese woman. Mas
Tada Urasa, Of Kumam0tB. Miss urata
for her degree wrote an exceedingly
.erudlte thesis, which received the
highest cncomlums from the medical
faculty Of the university.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

The firm OF Hughes a McCrelght on
retiring from the field OF newspaper
publication IN Albuquerque. TO which
they have devoted 80 many Of the best
gears Of their lives. deaifo 10 express
their appreciation Of the nnvarying
courtesy and kindness received by
them az the hands Of the community.
and 10 thank their friends for the
more thRn liberal patronage they have
always enjoyed. They earnestly dc.
sire that an their friends shall stand
hy the new company, and give 10 q a.
hearty support as that which they nj.
ways gave 20 us,
HUGHES q McCRElGnT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

after a hearing before Judge O'Riolly
The alleged act occurred near Alamo
gordo. but the boys state that there u
nothing 70 the charge. ~ the horse
simply got oct OF a pasture they were
passing and followed chem on. and
that II n much ado about nothing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
THE pREsaYTERY or
rAE MO oRANoE

from Wednesdays Daily Citigen)
The Preabytery Of the Rio Grande
met at Las Cruces al 3 a. M. Monday.
MareL "a.
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church OF Albus
qucrquo. was elected moderator, aud
Or Gordon. % socorro, temporary
clerk.
Pho reports showed the churches "a
have had an unusually prosperous
year. over two hundred new mem
hors hove already been added 10 tn
respective churches and sovora
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

lmmlRmfion 90 this country IL I'M
Fortunately on tb1 increase. Last week
~ New York alone. the arrivals
roaehed 5000. with probable $4,000
Tor this week. At that rate the years
arrival viii be something lake 1900 900.
There has Seqn a slight increase In the
profasa u Herman aud Irish imini'
grants. though more than half of those
arriving arc SILL from Southern
Europe Commissioner Sargent d anx-
lous tha, the immigrants should not
stop ON Tho ecaboatd, where there r.
already vaat accumulation % for
eigners, aud 50 he suggests thar dis
playa OF fhClr resources should be
made on Ellis Island by the central and
western atatea. by this means, II "a
thought me newly arrived could be In
duced to spread themselves out oyel
the country to the mutual benefit 81
ne immigrants and the country. Il
Is barely possible thai sae east IN thia
particular "a like the good sister "A
whose house prayer mceting had beer
held for years. Finally she declares
thN n there Wa any good In having
the prayer meeting she was willing q
share L With che otner aisteds, n anl
labor was cOnnectod with q shs
wanted thom to share Il with her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
TWIN BRoTHERs ARRESTED
FOR HORSE STEALING

Ray aud Roy johnson, twin brothers
and sons OF a respected resident 81
the coualy who lives near fiighfolla,
we're arrested the other day on tue
charge Of horse stealing, says the Ala
moreodo Advertiser. The Johnson
boys are well known and had no trou.
be IL giving ample and sufficient bond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Milwaukee Wis. March 80.--The
Wisconsin brigade, uniform rank.
KhRhts II Pythias. holds q annual
brigade coaveas hon AZ tho pyihiAn dem
glio In thls clty tonight and about two
hundred oiiicers and members OF me
twenty-One companies throughout the