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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
NEW Santa rs
LlNEs IN SOUTHWEST

The santa 10 system Is building
several new lines this year in the
southwest
The branch from Klrbyviile, Texas,
east fOrty.flve miles 10 Deltidder, la.
a point on the Kansas City Southern,
Is being rapidly completed. II will
penetrate the Louisiana pine belt
Contract Is now being let Tor the bis
bridge across the Sabine river.
Grading has been done on an ex'
tension OF the Phoenix 4 Eastern
isOm Wlnkolman to Dudleyviile, In the
Salt River Valley, Ariz. Near Dudley
vile is the noted mountain pass fOI
which the santa Re and a competing
railway have been cOntending Ia The
courts.
The indian Territory branch from
OwaFso TO Tulsa will be opened thi,
spring. Although only thirteen miles
long, II will give the santa Fe aces,
10 very rich territory.
The Arizona 4 California railway
"a now building west from Wicken
burg. hrlx., a station on the Santa ~
south OF Prescott. The track hai
been finished for a distance Of seven
teen milos, Grading has progressed
twenty-eight miles further. Thii
branch will open up a valuable min
ing district whose development hai
been retarded by poor transportation
facilities.
other lines have been surveyed Il
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, bu
the above are the only ones where dir
Is actually flying or rails have bcei
laid. Part OF the recent s5v,000.00
bond issue Of the Santa Fe ma
eventually be used to build some O
the new links which are needed for
more economical handling OF over
land freight, such as the Abo Pas
cutoff which will have terminals a
Belon. Tho problem Il 10 get lowe
grades without increasing the dil
lance too much.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
MR. JAcOB CnAYES
MEMBER IN TERRITORIAL couN.
Gil FROM THE COUNTIES or
VALENCIA AND TORRANCE.

Councilman Jacobo Chaves, who
represents the counties Of Valencia
and Torrance IN the council of the
thirty sixth legislative assembly.
was born In the town OF Valencia In
the county OF the same name on July
H. 1860. Ills n Willy Is old and prom.
inCnt in the ten .itory His fathers
name was Don Francisco Antonio
Ctavcs and hiH mother was Dora Ma.
ria Chaves, both highly respected and
well known In this section. He re-.
cc.vcd his primary education in the
public schools at Los Lunas, and
thereafter attended the university Of
ST. Louis for three years and studied
one year az st. Mlchaers college in
Santa Re Immediately after leaving
school be entered tho extensive mer-
camille establishment % 4. and II.
Hunlhg az Los Lunas. where he re.
ceivod a thorough business training.
he remained with that 9rm for a mum
dock Blood Bltters. AZ any drug store.
Der Of years ~ a trusted ana tried EN-.
playe. lie served one term a. county
treasurer, faithfully and honestly and
for several terms acted a. deputy
treasurer deputy assessor and deputy
clerk. He Is an expert bookkeeper,
correct accountant aud & hne ponman.
He was appointed probate clerk In
1895 and IN 1896 was elected TO the
same office. serving four years, very
creditably and acceptably. In 1908 he
went into business for himsolg, but re-
cenily sold out az very handsome
profit
Mr. Chaves has been married twice.
He contracted his first marriage In
1852, being then uaited 10 Miss IA.
faeia Romero. who died IN tss7. leav-
ihg bin one son and daughter. His
wife's sister. Miss Emilia Romero. In
due course Of time became his second
wife and she Is nov the happy mis-
tress Of his hOspitable and well APP
pointed home.
lie was elected on the gath of DE.
lcember, 1904. TO an the vacancy caused
By che death OF the late Col. J. Franco
lChaVea az q member nf the council
from Valencia and Torrance counties
by a very gratifying majority. During
the session he has served very accept.
ably aud enlcicntly az chairman OF two
and as a member Of several important
committees He "a very palnstaking,
dlliEont and oereful and his excellent
business habits and conservative bust.
ness methods have characterized his
action in che assembly lie "A a safe
man IN every respect and one Of whom
his constituents have Just cause 20 be
proud He d answering In hiF hon.
esty and loyalty 10 his friends and
party. He has been a staunch repub-
llcan from his boyhoud and has never
voted anything but the straight repub-
llcan ticket. He Is one OF the men who
have made Valencia the banner repub-
llcan county IN New Mexico for the
last twenty years. He stands well In
the councils Of his party and enjoys
the esteem and respect Of all who
know him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Of the city and l's garrison Of veteran
troops
Al council Of war IN the Texas
camp, II was decided to carry the city
by storm. but the army was full Of
dissenalonH. and these plans nearly
failed OF execution. Il was only by
was accomplished Il il MATED that
az this luncture ne stepped out In
front Of the headquarters. aud an
pouncod that old Ben Milan was go
ipg into San Antonio aud asked for
volunteers 20 go with him. Several
hundred men rallied to him. The as
sault was made by the way Of North
FLORES, AceQnia tnow Main avonueD
and soledad streets. and on the third
day 81 the assault. In the hour Of vic.
tory. he fell. pierced through the head
By a Mexican rifle ball. He was buried
In the court yard o. the old Veramendi
house, ON Soledad street, where he
fell, and afterwards the remains were
taken up aud Inferred In a butying
Rround which aftcrward became Nj.
lam park.
There are but very moagcr accounts
o. this distinguished patriot, bat bis
name Will live.
liis grave was marked with q sim.
pie stone slab for many years, bat
several years ago the Daughters OF the
Rcpvtlic planned q handsome statue
Of Milan for the place The PEDESTAL
was erected. but the statue Aas not
yet been undertaken. Tho PEDESTAL IL
magnificent gray granite block. on
one side u bears the memorable words
of Milan. Who viii follow old Ben
Milan into san Antonio" on the
other side "a the inscription, Erected
BY Do Zayala Chapter of the Daugh.
ters OF the RcDuhiic"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
FALL OF THE ALAMO CELEBRATED
THE GRAVE or Ban MILAN COW
Erred WITH FLORAL TRleuTEs
FROM SCHOOL CHILDREN.

Monday, March Q. was the sixty
seventh adversary Of the fall Of the
Alamo, which has also been dealgnat.
cd as Texas Her0ca' day. In San An.
tonic. the nome Of the Alamo, the day
Ia always Observed with appropriate
exercises and by school children dec
Grating the grave OF Ben Milan IN
that city
Col BENJAMIN Il. mllam. one II the
greatest herOea OF san Antonio, dis
tlngulshed himself IN the war OF 1919,
and at rs close became q trader and
adyenturer among the indian Tribes
on the headwaters Of the Texas rivers
He rendered valuable services In the
ranks Of the republicans IN Mexico
who were trylng 70 free themselves
from the spanish yoke.
Milan was captured and thrown Ia
10 prison BY tho party 20 which he
WAS opposed ,ane langiahod In jail
until be yal released 0y an uprising
Of the people.
Ho became interested In Mexican
colonial contracts, aud at his invita-
tion, In lS2S, great many Families
caiEs - and became permanent set
tiers. Ia 1855 he was In 8altillo. Mex
leo. and procured from the Legislature
the exclusive right 10 navigate ths
Colorado river. The despoiic plans Of
Santa Ana began 10 be unioldod here
and were strongly denounced BY MI
lam. He was arrested and thrown Ia
20 jail, but escaped through che con
nlvance OF iailer, and reached Texas
Il was an opp0rtune time. and All
lam became one OF the storming parts
that captured Ooiiad. After this place
fell, he Joined the TexaN army, ther
preparing for the capture OF San An
ionic. The prospect was disheartenlus
ON account Of che strong fortiflcationl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

tF'rom Wednesdays Daily Citlfenl
Trainmasier Dixon q in the city
from bis headquarters At WinsiOw
Santa he Watch Inspector 7. v.
Maynard and ka,uriising Agent Ed
mund REFS were passengers down on
the Rio Grnndc division last night.
Frank nenlef has resigned ~ the
Santa Fo shops and left last night for
California. accompanied BY hls father.
3. p. DcDlnr. The elder neDolr N an
employee of the Pennsylvania iiuCs.
Conductor GenrRe Moore of the Ca.
uanoa railroad. was killed IN a wreck
on the narrow gauge railroad near
Coyote, Mexico. Friday morning Sow
crui other tralumen we're seriously
injured
h. q. Gllchrist has resigned HE po-
aiiion az car clerk az las Vegas and
has gone 10 WinslOw. Arizona. where
he accepts a paying and responsible
place with the r. y. reiriEerator com
pany
p. w. Zimmerman. local claim
agent for the Santa Re. received a
visit from his superior officer, J. y.
N. Hamilton. claim attorney for the
system. Mr.. Hamilton Was IN the city
between trains and leli for El paso,
Newton w. stanton. a fireman oui
of Las Vegas. was recently married
10 Mrs Dora Hackoit BY Rev. A. g,
0cycr nj the Methodist Episcopal par.
sonaEc. Las Vegas. They will be ~
home to their friends az g25 Ninth
street. that city, after March :.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
MANY NEW ENGINES
INCREASED TRAFFIC ON ROCK
ISLAND NEcEssiTATEs NEW
EQUIPMENT.

Il has Just been announced that TO
provide for the Increased volume Of
traiiic on Rock Island lines. a large
amount OF new equipment will b0 do.
lvered during March, on orders
PLAYED several months ago L Is in.
dlcative OF the Industrial and com
mercial prosperity OF the Rock Island
states that even before receipt Of the
new equipment II has been found
necessary To place other large orders
for delivery during the early summer
The rolling stock which will be
placed IN service this month includes
twenty new pattern passenger cars
from ma Pullman shops. Ten Of them
VIII be seventy feet chair cars. fur
nished with sixty-iour twin reclining
chairs, and both plntsch gas aud cleo
trio lighting features and electric fana
for ventilation aud cooling. The other
ten ears are seventy feet vestl0uie
coaches, each with seating capacity
81 eighty. The ears are OF Unusually
handsome design and have full empire
deck, very large double plate glass
windows and Pullman standard ak
wheel trucks. The interior finish IL
Mexican mohOgany, with green or
maroon uph0laterlng.
A new feature that viii be intro.
dueed In fhese cars Il An improved
draft gear with about six times the
spring capacity OF TIE ordinary pas
senger coach, which operates 90 pre-
vent disagreeable jars In starting and
stopping heavy trains pulled by giant
locomotives.
An order IL IL for over 1000 freight
cars OF various Kinds for the Rock
Island and for ATTY locomotives, IN
addition 20 the ssAly.hgo locomotives
OF various types which will be dellv.
cred during March, The latter In.
cludes twenty Pacific type passenger
engines and ton Atlantic type, with a
tractive power OF from $4,000 90 81.
600 ds--conaiderably heavier than
the engines now In use.
A larger part OF the new passenger
equipment probably will be put Ia
service on the Through trains from
Chicago and 81 Louis 10 Colorado and
~ pAsO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
ROCK ISLAND Will

Thousands OF acres OF undevesoped
coal land IN the Trinidad district are
20 be exploited by the Rock Island
railroad. That corporation Is the own
or Of the land, and The tlrat step TO
ward lta development Is now being
taken and will be one Of the most i'm.
portant movements for Trinidad that
has been made ia recent years II. y.
Coon OF Toledo, o., and ,, A. McPhee
OF Anthony, Kan, arrived IN THAI city
and commenced making preliminary
arrangements for q survey of u branch
line Of the Rock Island from Anthony.
KAN, direct 20 Trinidad.
Mcishee Ia chief engineer Of the
Denver. Kansas a Atlantic railroad,
while Coon represents Eastern CAPT.
talists who are Investing In the pro
posed line Coon Ns also interested
personally In the nav railrcad up Su.
garite canon from Ration 10 san Ieidro,
N. NJ.
A year ago a survey was made BY
McPhee Tor the hrs, 800 miles Of thu
Denver, Kansas q Atlantic, which ID
chartered under the laws Of Oklahoma
and Grading was completed 30 Greens.
burg In that territory,
Coon had the route changed 20 con.
meet with the Rock Island "a auckland
and a survey 10 cut the Colorado a
Southern from that point brings the
line TO Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS IN
NEW EQUIPMENTS.

r. L. Meyers. the popular local agent
Of the SAINTS Ne railroad. has just re-.
ceiyed word from W. y. Hodges. gen
efal purchasing agent 81 the same
read. To the effect thai the Santa fo
viii oxpend t1.O0OO0O IN new rolling
stock the coming year. The new
equipment viii be used principally IN
ihe vest and south.
Already anorderha been placed for
aeventy.flyo road locomotives. forty
switch engines. twenty-five new
coaches. thirty baggage cars and q.
600 box cars. within the next sixty
days. the general purchasing agent
says. he will place an order for 1900
stock cars. 1000 coal cars, and 1000
fiat cars.
OF tho Beventy.fire new iucumo.
lives. thirty are Of tho new balanced
compound type. twenty OF the Pacific
type. ana the remainder Of the regu.
iation Santa Fe tyne.
The new equipment u purchased
by the Santa Re because Of the phon-
omenai increRse In business IN the
last year. The Increase of traffic IN
tho south since the completion Of the
new lines recently laid In that sec
ton Of the country has Tar exceeded
the expectations Of the officers OF
the road. hence the large expenditure
for additional qulpment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
SANTA re ADVERTISING
WEST TO HoMEsEEkERS

60 soD.hwest--buy farm or
ranch ON the installmont plan. The
crops will soon pay for Il. You will
then be independent" That IN the
text OF an advertising campaign
which the Santa Fo ~ wRglnE
through the north central states.
Five chief valleys are named as
Offering Inducements for farming In.
vestmonts In irrigated lands Arlian.
sas valley % Kansas and Colorado
peeos AID Rio Grande valleys OF New
Mexico. Salt River valley OF Arizona,
and Ban joaquin valley Of California
Local representatives OF the road
say that Il II enjoying an enormous
patronage ON the main line as the
result OF the SIS rate now In effect
to the coast from Chicago. and $3.50
10 Now Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
SPECIAL LAND AGENT AT
SILVER CITY INSPECTING.

There arrived la silver City last
Wednesday. George y. Wilson. spec.
ial agent for the general land office.
The object OF MIR. Wilson's visit at
this time Is for the purpose OF In
spectinN land entries In that vicinity,
unlawful enclosures Of the public do
main and underwriting In the BnrrO
mountains as well as other districts
in this vicinity. The gentleman IL
accompanied by a stenographer and
comes fully equipped for The work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

iron fridays Daily Hitixcn.1
A car OF government horses. iO8
head, paused through the city yester-
day morning IN transit 70 Manila from
Chicago.
Conductor Harry Creswlck, Of Las
Vegas. who IN nt present holding down
Conductor Dayidaou's passenger run,
Is the proud father OF a twelvepound
girl.
The Frisco has abolished the title
OF superintendent OF malls aud J, N.
Elliott has been appointed supervisor
of mails, with Office In 81. Louis, and
as anch will be IN charge OF the com
ranya malls and IN feiAslnns with the
United Stssca postal departiaent.
Grain receipts IN Chicago last week
were divided among the competing
roads IA abe following percentages
Chicago q Northwestern, "a; Milwau.
kee 4 80. Paul, "a; Darlington. IS;
Rock Island, ~. Illinois Central, H.,
Great Western. Q; Alton, other
roads, from I 10 3.
H. . 6life., superintendent In charge
Of the operating department of the
Rock Island railroad, has realKned. Al
though It "A not definitely stated by
Mr.. silfeg, Il ID thought his reaiEna'
ton wa caused on account Of his not
being IN harmony with the Wincheaa
Standardization.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City, March G.-i.ast week
was another good one for cattle ship.
perH. A larger percentage was stock.
ers and feeders, but this was Offset
hy the biggest crowd Of buyers seen
here this year Three hundred and
fiity loads were taken hack to the
country and this number was only linn
tied BY the supply. The run Of XIII.
ing cattle was not az heavy az was
needed. all kinds OF cattle gained rs
70 20 cents during the week, and each
days markei was stronger 10 little
higher. Run today Ia 1000 head bat
contains fewer st0cker1 and feeders
than was the case last Noek, and .
bigger run uf quarantine cattle. Pack
ers were In need 81 cattle and market
today IL satisfactory on al kinds
again, strong and active, and indiea-
lions favor another good week, ship
ments OF cattle last week from Mont
rose and Dallas, Colorado. sold early
In the week at good prices, but would
have sold 10 60 20 cents higher today
had they been here. Heavy feeders
and choice stockerE IN these ship.
atockors al 1850 20 &c. cows az
FafaN anu A-NN MINIS HAAtAH NJ NhfNNt
Nebraska range fed heifers sold az
g. as; stun ont OF this same feed lot
has been selling at from 93.AO three
weeks ago 10 $3.50 week before last.
Everything looks promising for those
who have cattle to market the new
few months
Continued liberal sheep aud lamb
supplies have at last broke the mar
ket, prices dropped down ~ 20 30
cents last week. and are On 10 conta
more today This reduction a com
mon at an markets., but II still leaves
prices az 4 good figure. and markets
are expected 20 remain NJ a high level
an spring. though not up 20 prices Oi q
week or two ago. Top lambs today
brought t7.2S, best ewes. tb.3f, weth'
ors. $3.50, yearlngs. $685. choice stun
would bring more than those prices In
oach class, especially Wothers and
yearlings. More poorly finished stun
has been coming lately than hereto
fore, an effort 10 get IN before the
price goen down any more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
woopMEN or WORLD
WILL 90 BY SANTA re.

The transportation committee OF
the Woodmen of the World, az a
meeting held In Denver, contracted
with the Sarta F'e Railway company
Tor a special train 10 carry CoIora.
DO Woos'men delegates. drill teams
and their families and friends from
Denver 90 Los Angeles 10 attend the
erand lodge meeting on April iS
The special viii leave Denver April
"A. and viii be composed OF standard
and tourist sleepers and chair cars.
A round trip rate Of sfb. with liberal
limit, has been secured. Il Is ex.
pected thai 100 20 200 viii ocoom.
nany the train, including All the grand
lodge officers OF the state
The special train Will pass through
Albuquerque ON the evening Of April
rs. and e Is quite likely a few Of Al.
buQuerque WoOdmen. with their fam.
HES, via accompany the Colorado
delegation 70 Los Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
On. LuKENs CONDUCTING
SERVICES AT CARLSBAD

In a letter to a friend In Roswell.
Dr. 9, ~ lsUkens, pastor on the Pres
byteFian church, states tnia the meet.
inEs he Is conducting la Carlsbad are
very successful. He Is being assisted
IN tho work by Prof. John Meeker,
who leads the singing and plays the
eornet. The meetings are being held
every afternoon and night and all
the churches Of the city are taking
part on Sunday last che crowds were
Overlooking and u number OF CONVEX
sions resulted. Sunday afternoon
there was a mass meeting IN the
court mouse et which two hundred
men took a pledge 10 live clean
life. Dr Lukens preached on THE
White IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
PUrrlNo LIFE INTO STATISTICS.
os,slls q the oruanI.a.ltp O shI

Details OF the ornanixatira Of the
Santa Fe Statistical Department.
The santa Re Ia q pioneer among
American railways In It's metaod Of
handling statistics Of traffic and op-
Grafton.
instead Of that work being divided
among a dozen different departments
and done In several widely separated
places, Il Is consolidated Ia Chicago
and put IN charge Of an expert who
has under him the requisite force Of
assistants.
This statlstlciRn has evolved a plan
whereby freight transactions are 70.
duced TO monthly commodity units.
which represent III q single item the
movement Of every separate cOmmo-
dlty between any two stations on the
line. showing origin, destination,
eight, t0n'miles and earnings. This
Information Is kept on indeRed cards
instead OF IN bulky volumes. From
those ana by reference, II necessary,
10 dailg and weekly abstracts 81 way
bills furnished regularly from each
station. he can promptly furnish any
data wanted by the traffic officials.
The use made of this material y
a. Ingenious a. les compilations a;sa
filing Instead OF supplying 4 lot Of
pcfiQuciory reports along cut ana
dried lines, showing facts that are
interesting but not Of present import.
ance, he "a a purveyoT OF quick re-
pliea 20 particular questions that d.
reotly affect affairs Of the moment.
Does the general freight agent Wish
10 know II Il win pay 10 lower the
ratio on cortaln class II goods be-
tween certain points Ia order 20 get
all the other business u the shipper
benefited BY the reduoti0ni In q
short time the atat'Btician submits all
the facts bearing ON the problem as
disclosed ny agents reports
Little aitempt Ia made 20 keep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
STRUCK BY TRAIN AND
DIES FROM INJURIES

J.. 9 Delphi, section foreman on
the Santa Fo, was struck by passenger
train No. near Thatcher Monday
morning while attempting 20 get his
hand car OF the track, says telegram
from Trinidad The fog was so dense
the man did not see the train until II
was almost upon him. He was thrown
from the track and fatally injured.
The injured man was brought 10 Trim
idad. but died from his injuries within
a few minutes after being taken from
the train He was about 40 years OF
age aud leaves a family At Tyrone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
CAD NATIVES oEr INTO
A SERIOUS ROW

A stir was created Of Roswell IN
Mexican circles by the arrest OF Lueio
DOminguez on a charge OF lntruding
A. che home Of Manuel Sanchez. n well
known Mexican. Sanchez was also
arrested on charge Of Threatening "a
kill his wife With a hatchet Both are
Under bond and the hearing will come
On In a few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
NO VAST IMPROVEMENTS
AT SEATTLE AT PRESENT

President Elliott Of the Northern
Perihc railroad said 70 the Associated
PfssE agent az g. Paul. MINI, that
there was M foundation Cor the report
sent from Seattle last week that the
Northern Pacific proposed 10 spend
t2.000,O00 In the erection Of eight six.
story buildings on the eompanys prop
erty In thas city. He said that while
the company held a large amount OF
property there aud expected 10 make
many improvements. they would not
be so extensive al stated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
"A Las VEGAS BOY
SOMEWHAT or A WRESTLER

Arthur Upton, the stalwRrt sou oi
Or. and Mrs. w. n. Upton, Of Ias We.
gas has demonstrated that with a 70.
qulsite amount OF American Drawn
ana slnew, tho Sol iitsn OF Japan isn't
All Il u ~gacked up 10 be. This big
papers 81 the nation have been telling
In glowing terms OF the manner In
which young Upton overcamo the
mlgnt Of the iitau professor AZ Annap'
oils, throwing him repeatedly IN the
good old American way In spite Of all
his arts. Il ~ reported that President
Roosevelt wants to have an interview
with the young man who bids fair "a
reyolutionize his ideas AZ to the enc
acy Of the Japanese method
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
ESCAPED GREEN pPAocN
AUTOMOBILE CAPTURED

A telegram received at san Bornar-
dino announced that the man who
sole OH Manager Fred n. Ferris auto
car from tho freight depot OF the Santa
No had been arrested with the car az
Santa Margheritta and an officer left
Immediately 20 bring the thief and the
car hack 10 this city No deiRils or
the arrest were Niyen In the telegram.
The car was stolen from the freight
platform Ia the local yards, as related
By the san Beruardlno Timealndex