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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MONIES RECEIVED FROM
PUBLIC TREASURY

The following publis funds have been
received IN the ofiicc Of Territorial Treas
urer J. H. VauEhns
joss =. Torres. treasure and collector
% tocorro county taxes ror iso2. tiAi0.
ipu. TAB. 1904. Sl9tia
J q. Piemmona. treasurer and collector
q sierra county. tsNea iss, fibsii 1874,
A. \. oooden. treasurer ana collector
n urant county taxes. lpn. Sass; isp1.
Vas. 1904. fsle o.
J. l. Lea. treasurer and collector OF
chavcs county. tases 1893. tiei.ie; 1904,
fid6n
Ceiso iopez. treasurer and collector 81
santa ~ county. taxes, ieoz. Nh. 1915.
n2o. 1894. sen.
Palmer Ketner. treasurer and collector
Of Mckinley county, taxes 1904 e3t
Daniel Cassidy. tft aaurer and collector
Of Mora county tas ~ 1904. ti10et
George J. Pace IRE tnurqr and collector
Of colfnx county, taxes 1904. Gi506.
Jose NJ Medina. treasurer and collector
Of Taos count, taxes iaW, 81 IT'S,
fpU: 1874. Epu
james q. Dunn. treasurer and collector
% Otero county. taxes. $50. t9i@. 1914,
y0f6
!. y. Walker treasurer ana collector OF
tady county, taxes iso1 san; 1873, SAL.
1874, f1Q.qt
,. u. Canning. treasurer and collector
Of Lincoln county, taxes, $50. tlib; 1910
gttel; 1904. ss7.n.
Camille sanchc1. treasurer and collector
81 Guadalupe county, taxes 1904. 80 o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
CARTER HARRISON ON
THE MUNICIPAL PROBLEM
Pointa out What Ne Believes To Be
Ways Of Getting Rid e. the
Boodlers,

A New Haven. Conn. dispatch says,
A. a guest OF the Yale Law School Po-
lkical club, Mayor Carter IA. Harrison.
81 Chicago. sDole 81 The subject Some
Phases Of the Municipal Problem. I"
Mayor Harrison said IN part.
''fho evils Of American goycrnment
are many ana apparent nor Il tho
cause of their existence d,filcuit to
trace. Within a decade municipal
government IN practically every city
OF the land has been 0pcnly indicated
as corrupt and criminal. The blame
for these conditions may fairly 10 laid
az the door OF commercial politics.
There are two methods, Mayor Har-
rison said, Of Kidding the country ~
the commercial politician. The one
way Ia 20 crowd hm out and the ether
method Is 20 make his calling unpro-
ductiye." Mayor Harrison here gave
examples OF the manner IN which Chi.
cago during the last eight years has
rid Itself % the clutches Of the bo,Ddler
and has given to the Office OF alderman
q genuine dignity, until today the title
IA sought by men and education, prob
ny and distinction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
HAPPy RssULTs.
Have Made Many Albuquerque Resl.
dents Enthusiastic.

cents Enthusiastic.
No wonder scores OF Albuquerque
citizens grow enthusiastic. Il Is
enoage 10 make anyone happy 10 find
relief after years OF suffering. Public
statements like the following are hut
truthful representations OF the daily
work done In Albuquerque BY Doan's
kidney Pills.
Mrs. J. H. Smith. OF 6O7 South Soc.
ond street, wife OF J. II. Smith, deputy
sheriff, says; ANY woman who has
had backache for a month 80 severe
mat every movement she made hurt
and she never knew the momont but
the slightest strain on the muscles OF
the back brought twlnEo which
could only be described as excruclat.
Ing. Ia more than pleased when she
finds means to at first check such
attacks and then radically dlapose OF
them. When suffering from backache
! went 10 the Alvarado Pharmacy for
Doan's kidney Pills and took a course
OF the treatment. II stopped the an.
nOyance. Since then I have had no
necessity 70 use Doan's Kidney Pills.
nor any other medicine for aching
across the small OF the back"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for tho United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's.- and
take no other s46
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
GIRL FACES sULL,
PUTS HIM TO FLIGHT

intrepid Texas Girl Introduces a Nov.
81 Act In the Juarex arena.
MISS Nellie Smith and Miss Dora
Nolan we're easily the stars OF the
mixed program which was introduced
by way ~ an innovation az the plaza
dc toros In Juarez sunday afternoon.
No number 81 the entire performance
failed 90 receive generous applause,
but the two young women were easily
far IN the lead. Glass balls galore
we're srlashed by Miss Smith. the riilo
shot one OF her feature acts was the
smashing ~ 30 glass halls In a single
| minute Her browning act was that
Of breaking n series Of balls which
were hrng IN framework about the
body Of Mise Nolan. the bullets flying
within a few inches Of Miss Nolan's
body.
Miss Nolan then took the center Of
che stage IN facing a wild hull. Those
who declared that this act would be a
flasco were surprised. Pcicte. tho
banderlllero. took his position on
hands and knees In the center of tho
ring. his bright red costume acting as
a shining mark for the ball. Miss No
Ian stood upon HIS back, dressed en-
tlrely In white, ana faced the gate
from which the bull was 70 enter.
A. the gate was thrown open the
bull ruahed out. and was apurrod on
BY knife thrust deep into his hack.
EDraged, the animal plunged toward
| Miss Nolan but came 90 \ halt ten or
fifteen feet away, viewing her In
I amaxement. Again he advanced and
again he halted before tbs motloniess
figure. Az last he charged. but halted
within couple 81 feet OF Pepeto's
body
The instant the bull disappeared
from behind her back. Miss Nolan was
suddenly stirred 10 life. Gathering up
her skirts, she spirited across the
ring. and vaul.ed the five foot fence,
with an ease that lef. no doubt as 10
her Texas origin. The crowd were ia.
muhuous with excitement.--El Paso
Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
RUSSIA AND the UNlTEo STATES
Great Empire Does Not Make Coed
showing In Comparison With
This Country.

Russia IL two and one-half times a.
large as tho United States and Alaska,
but Americha has fifty.three times 60
many miles Of telegraph and sends
.fifteen times as much mail.
Russia stands next 20 the United
States as a grain producing country.
but the average lab0rer there gets one
fourth as much wages as In tho United
States.
The United States has tWenty.thheo
times rs many factories a. Russia
Russia produces one-twentioth as
much coal and one.aixth as much Iron
as Is produced Ia tho United States.
In Russia there are only ninety daily
newspapers In the United States there
are 2.ab7.
Russia mas 10000 miles OF coast
line, but half Of Il "a Ice bound.
The United states has 10000 miles
of railways; Russia has only $4,000
miles OF railways twO-thirds Of Il
owned by tho government.
stussiaa population in 1909 was
10000, 600; population Of the United
States, 50. 100000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
PUSHES wHEELBARRow
ACROSS THE COUNTRY

man named EvaLs. who ~ doing
potable whtclbarrow stunt across coun-
try. - scheduled 20 arrive IN IN pnso to-
niFht, says the ~ Paao Herald.
Evans boarded a Southwestern train q
few days ago and rode from Bernnrdino
Aria, 10 Hachita. n. NJ. Tie told = NJ
Adkins, who was the conductor AZ that
time. that he lives IN Columbus. o., ana
IL we'll 60 do. He claims that he made
d fool election bet over n year ago by
which he agreed that n he Lost ne would
DO anything that a club Of which 10 was
. memher required lie lost and the club
commanded him 20 push n wheeibarrow
across country CERTAIN Number Of thou
san0a Of miles, 40 many that Mr.. Adkins
nan forgotten the number.
Under tho conditions of hta ordeal
Evans was compelled 20 start out penni-
losa. he says. and make his own expenses
BY selling pictures Of himself. He ayers
that the club which has sent him out
upon his taunt has voted 20 make him a
present Of $1,000 az soon as he has COM
pietci HIS task.
Evans claims that he left Columbus last
May and has been pushing that wheel
barrow ever since, lie has been 20 the
Pacific coeHt and has made many side
trips and n now upon his way back 40
Columbus He carries bedding ana q
camp outnt IN hia wheelbarrow rho roS.
son that he boarded CONDUCTORS Adkins
train a few days ago was that his wheel
barrow bad broken down and he had 20
70 90 Hachith 20 get h repaircd lie had
Conductor Adkins MAKE out ana aigu q
statement % lust how far be rude aud
he said he would eend that statement 20
hla club
lie told Conductor Adkins that hia club
was keeping a record OF every mills that
he travels ana that they require him %
send them a report concerning every mile
that be ridas and for distances that he
rcrurd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
DID NOT KNOW
WHEN SUNDAY CANE

WAN bitter lighting over each biz Of
evidence, tho case OF ELLA -, Ooldncf
against Susan w. Bell Tor the $4,000 oa-
tate Of Nathaniel W. Bell who cited hero
Ia islo, was continued yesterday IN Judge
Wiioura court. says a dispatch from M
Paen 10 the Los Angeles Examiner,
Thore were placed Ia evidence four dep
editions showing that IN silver city. N.
A.. IN isli-i5 Nathaniel Ben recognized
librada Valencia Bell AZ hia wife and
the prcaenl AHA Bell 0oldner. OF Nueva
Casa 0rando ChihnuhRru, as hiss dauKh-
ter. incidentally the afiidavits brought
70 iight graphic story % the old days
In New Mcuc0. when Indians. gamblers.
proTpectors md women were mixed IN a
Heterogeneous macs with practically no
law 90 diciate the proper mode ~ living
a. n. Thumps0n. row OF Deming. NJ.
a., depnEed that he lived IN silver city
IN the fan pr 1874 and the spring Of 1876.
across the little street who're Bell mndo
hla home.
tie aaid rol was prospecting near Pr
nos Altos, n ST.. and came home every
week 20 hia wife ana child.
You Aay he came down 20 Pinoa Altos
every week
~ don't rrmcmber exactly what times
he did conc Then there was no church
n silver ciy and We didn't know whether
Il Was the Sabbath day or not"
Thompson also told how hs nrut met
hcll aud iibrada Valencia Hell NJ Las
Cruces at n cast. the laat ono IT the old
days M NeW Mexico, Wnen hull fghin and
an kinda OF ramce and fioiiug we're tho
rule. Ito dfclarod that Al George drove
Cog payia, Bell ana hla wife and SOW
erai other over from silver city. he
admitted chat Cog Davis was a motor.
ioun gambler and had but recently boon
acquitted of a chl,rge Of murder ID ~
expected that Davis aud his career viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MINERS EXCHANGE MEET
AND ELECT OFFICERS

Tho Stockholders OF the Miners
Exchange at Alamogordo, after the
Organization OF a company, met and
elected officers as follows; President
n. n nubcy, OF Apache. Oklahoma ;
j. A. Hood. OF Birmingham, Alabama,
vice president: M l.. Oliver OF Alamo.
gordO, secretary -trehsnror. and Col.
Kit Carson, OF Jarilla, general man.
ager. The incoYpcraiorg who are
also the directors OF the company for
the FIRST three months are a. follows:
r. VI Rubey j. A. Hood, r.. D. oliver,
Col Kit Carson and NJ. T.. Oliver. The
general Offices OF the company will be
AlamOgordo. and they VIII bo ready
for business a. soon as che charter Is
obtained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
Railroad II opics

minailns IN on 4aRo to entertain tbs
delegates 20 the international Railway
congress during their visit there from
May 10 until the evening 6e May 22.
Each road has boon requested 10 ElYo
81 900.
Since the first ~ the year nine9oun
railroads have contracted for the ale.
hursement ~ more than eGh00O. 900,
principally for motive power and roll.
ing stock. but partly for rails. This
will cover 1851 locomotives. 46600
freight cars. and more than 900 pas
scnger train cars Meme ~ the equip.
ment IL TO be finished later than next
fall.
The Colorado 4 Wyoming railroad
n making arrangements 10 open a
number OF new coal fields IN las Ami
mas county. Colorado. this summer,
preparatory to operating them next
fan. The surveyors are M work At
Weston and near the HuerfanO coun.
~ line surveying branches from che
road 10 reach the undevoi5pod coal
Fields.
The brotherhood Of Railway Car.
men ~ America has 10000 members
w the United states and Canada. t03
lodges being In the statoa. The
brotherhood has eprslng agreements
With twonty-four OF the leading rail-
roads Of the country. There II likoll.
hood n amaignmatlon OF tho interna.
glonai Car workers association with
the brotherhood.
place on the New York, New Haven
a Hartford between the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers and the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
as 20 Jurisdiction. Il has arisen out
Of the fact that many engineers have
preferred TO remain with the fire
mems Organization. The magnates ol
the road seem inclined TO side with
tho engineer brotherhood.
Superintendent l.. u. Morris OF Wal.
lingtOu, Kansas. " on the road these
days checking up material. getting &C.
pcalntcd with his employees and IN.
speeding the road In general With
the completion 81 the Boion cutoff
Mr. Morris and his men expect the
Panhandle division 10 be one OF the
best aud most valuable properties the
Santa 70 owns, az It's transcontinental
freight will be routed by these lines.
Thomas Kennedy, santa Re engi.
neer 81 Newton, made a fast run with
tho California Limited between Klns.
Icy and Hutchinson. a distance Of -
miles. The run OF 50 miles was made
In 70 minutes including a stop and
slow downs. Kennedy ~ the engineer
who was In charge 81 the big 800
class" engines when record break.
ing trip wac made for the benefit a
Vice President Hendricks. After his
30 mile an hour record an order was
issued prohibiting greater speed
than 60 miles M hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
UNION COUNTY CLERK
PREDICTS GOOD TINES

Reyes p Martinez. former probate
clerk OF Union county. and present
deputy clerk and deputy assessor. was
among the arrivals Ia Santa Fe Tues
day evening. He came from Clayton
with Sheriff Tranquilino Garcia IN
charge OF three prisoners for the terri
torial penltautlary. Mr.. Marines says
that the hinges tn his county are In
excellent condition, that there is plen.
~ OF water and that the losses OF
stock during the recent cold spell IN
his section have been comparatively
few lie q accompanied By his wife
and they expect 20 return home Fri
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

tFrom Wednosday'a Daily Citizon }
TIE Wclls-FarRo Express company
yes orday shipped from Santa Fc a
young aurro 10 pa chaser In Ohio.
The animal vas confined IN q small
crate aud was supplied with plenty TO
eat.
fieaeraA Manager s. II. q, imshaw. o.
the santa re Central, has constructed
NJ Torrance n portable chute, To facill.
tate the handling 81 sheep by his road.
Alrefdy q numbcr ~ shipments have
been made.
George u shone. master mechanic
81 the Santa We Central railway. ar
rived AZ Santa Pc from a trim 10 Ala.
mosn. where he has been visiting his
family. and left IN Tho afternoon for
bis headquarters Of Eatancie
a W. Reagan. chief engineer OF the
Colorado a Arizona survey, drove
down from Aztep. accompanied BY his
wife. and spent a day NJ farminEion
attending 10 business and huylnF sup.
piles. NJ. Reagan has made n trip
down over tho line 10 the south Of
Ce1up and returned ~ rail- TO Du-
range.
The Ration Reporter SAYS. Tho big
social event Of the season for many
years past has been the annual grand
ball given by Hillside lodge No. 295
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firomen.
this year viii be no exception 90 the
rule and on Friday, March ~, tho
opera mousse viii b. cnlwded The
lodge has advices from las vegas.
Trinidad, Ia Iunia Albuquerque. PA.
obio, Colorado Springs and Topeka.
that large pRrtiee win be here from
each cf those towns From the num-
Der ~ rooms engaged In advance Il Il
quite cetain that there will be- about
three hundred visitors here TO attend
this event
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

sand and To- a time Il looked ~ n TIM
enimala would suiocaio IA tho mud
and wafer, bnt Driver sullivan finally
rescued them ana then carried the
passengers on his back 10 dry ground.
Word WAS sent 10 town and Fred Mis-.
ter went cut with a team and relieved
the stranded passengers The coach
was left In The mud until s,orday,
vhon L was dug out and boueht 10
town. u u nov np 10 the county TO
repair the road through the lane or
else construct a new route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Berlin has counted up nor suburbs ana
sraycyarda and found that she has
population well over 1.0Oo.Oo0 This should
start another Million CLUB IN Chicago
A aso that works only az night IN foand
in the iunHlea % India. ne a. an an.
usually large insect. The combs are often
six feet long and from four 20 six inches
thick.
on New Years day twelve young men
OF Louisville. Ky. formed the League 81
Marry or Bust. each one pledginE him
self to take q wife within the year or
suffer expulsion from me league and 20
pay tine % no
In the old churchyard NJ Klkeel. Ire
land n n Tombstone with the following
inscriptioDi Here ~ the remains 81
Thomas Nicholas. who died IN philadcl.
phia. March. IlI Had he lived he would
have been buried here"
A acientirt told the Belfast Natural
Fllia in the United Kingdom and during
tho herring scason each consumes goo
Try n day. II an the fly reached ma
turity they would b. worth eai.Oo0oo.
According % lecture given BY the
Very Rev. pr. coftey, Of Maynooth. IN
"a County noscommon Roman Catholsc
church. there are now more than 8WC
licensed drinking places IN ireland, OF
ono for every 10 members OF the popu-
iation. as
A new banking system which enables
persons 90 make deposits Of - cents and
upward, interest being allowed when the
amount lodged reaches s.. was adopted
by the National Bank % Ireland recently.
The bank he's several branches IN Lon
don
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
Pointed Paragraphs.

A good way to mako trouble IL 90 30
out and lood for Il.
A light headed man ~ seldom bril-.
liant cOnyerSationalist.
While ne rich must pass ia their
checks the poor are always with US.
II a man IA looking for an easy job
he has no time for anything else.
Paraduxical though Il may seem, rs
the idle tongue that works overtime.
Debtors forget that creditors never
fofget.
It's easier 20 make promises during
courtship than Il II 90 make good after
marriage
A progressive man Is one who has
the ability 20 stand still while others
are going backward.
n you want TO soc the real thing IN
frenzied finance. watch n crowd Of
women al a bargain sale.-chicago
Nowh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
Will DlscIPLINE ENolNEERs.
Pennsylvania system 10 70 Change
civil service Ruler.

An importan change In the civil
service rules which have beon In Of.
Feet Tor years on the Pennsylvania
system probably will be- made az tho
next meeting Of the board Of directors
one Of the rules Is tdAt tho company
VIII not hire locomotive engineers
rom other railroads. but promote It's
own men. The effect has been 10
make engineers feel assured OF life
positions, and az result they have
grown careless aud less amenable 10
discipline.
The managers Of the Pennsylvania
have reached the conclusion that the
wrecks due 10 carolessness OF en-.
gineers must be stopped, end that the
remedy Hes In getting engineers from
other roads 20 fill the places az care.
less and Incompetent men who are
now protected by civil service rules.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
a PHENOMENAL ENGINE.
1000 Miles Without Stopping AZ Rat,
100 Mllaa an Hour.


Chicago March i7.--ThFee thouaand
miles without stop ana AZ tho rate ~
io1 MILES nr NOR an hour. a the cntmriiy
or e new iys,e ~ locomotive which has
nrcn ordered b. the Southern Pacific rail-.
road n Il doe 80 that ~ makers prom
Ice FOR n this Locomotives. which la a ~.
vision 81 a., uioael engine. psiu r.voitt.
tipnize transportation.
lnc iuromutitc. or really. power house
on wheels. n entirely different from any
thing nov In use. The cost % operatina
u viii be icaa han one-half ~ the cost
Of operating the present type Of steam
engine. Fuel on costing but three or ave
cents a gallon b. the only fuel that has
90 be purchased ana there IL no neceo-
sity FOR erecting and maintaining ea-
penaise water tanks Or ccai chulcs.
Tho machine q what a known a. the
four stroke cycle There a. n compressed
air reservoir from which the power II
obtnined Tor starting This gives the
piston IL nrrt stroke, whom Il takes in
tho pir alone at atmoepherlc pressure and
temperature. The second ntruke com.
presses this air and raiaea u 10 tenn
pcraturo ~ about i.ooo degrees Fahren-
heit. The third stroke n what Ia known
ne the woritlnF stroke. The OIL IL sprayed
into the hot air tho amount belnc. regii.
lnted BY governors During the first part
81 this str0he the combustion OF this Oh
n carried on NJ a constant pressure FOR a
period that n regulated By the amount
of Oh sprayed The second part OF the
stroke n practically an expansion. with
trnnafe-cnce % heat ana the fourth
stroke exhaust the gases.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
LITTLE GIRL RECOVERING
FROM SCARLET FEVER

Tho daughter OF Rev. J. l.. shiyely.
who has been seriously m with scar.
let fever. ~ now out OF danger and
Rev. shively will occupy the pulpit
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
Santa Fe. Sunday next 90 usual.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
N. W. ALoER At SANTA re
SELLING TYPEwRITERs.

n. W. Alger. Of Albuquerque. agent
for New Mexico for the l.. g. Smith
4 BROTHERS writing IN sight" type.
writer, was Ia the city today showing
the machine This IL an entirely new
style Of typewriter. the one In Mr.. Al.
gor's possession being the fourth that
has been 30 far turned ont from the
factory The main features are a sta.
tionary carriage, the shift being &C.
complished by moving the entire type
body up and down. The bearings are
baila. In retainers, making the work.
inas parts Of the machine very easy
10 manipulate. Othor features incor.
porated In the typewriter are the tab
ulator aud margin release. Every let.
ter Ia IN plaiE sight OF the operator
ne soon no Il IL written,---New Next.
can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
-FOUR BORN TO
Santa ROSA WOMAN

From Santa Rosa. Guadalupe coun.
". comes rather interesting story.
Last Thursday Mrs Cfuz Cafabaial De
Sanchez gave birth to tFlplets. girls.
and few hours thereafter to the
fourth child, a boy. After the birth
Of the fourth baby. death overcame
her Three Of the babies are dead.
but one - stlll alive. although there
"a but slight chance that u will live.
The mother was about thirtythreo
years OF age and a healthy large wo.
man. The father IL a farmer and not
large man. The dead woman and her
three babies were buried side by side
Ia the Catholic cemetery a Santa
Rosa last Saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

A woman grows wiser as she
doesn't grOW older.
A cabman retaiLs his customers by
driving them away,
What becomes OF the money a man
saves BY not amokingf
Fortunate ;s the man whose wife
doesn't envy a Epinstor.
There's no fun In loafing unless you
have something 20 do.
A man can ny off the handle With
cat tho aid OF flying machine.
When a woman marriea for spite
she always succeeds IN splitting her
self
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

has been vi Wichita Under The name
n Alexander. Ne was Indicted BY
INC federal grand jury at Chlctasha
recently and Chief Inspector Morwel..
ser Of the Rock Island nt Chicago
traced him 10 Wichita. ~ removing
braces from The car doors the gang
most Of whom were tralnmsn IN tho
employ of TIE road ro"bcd cars for
months without breaking seals Kelly
denies his guilt lie will be taken 20
Chlchasha for trial.