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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
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WORLD WIDE
BAPTISTS MEET

ifrom TuesdBy's Daily Ciuzcnl
London. July ia great confer.
onte OF Bapusts from every quarter
oi the world. ICWoscnting nearly s.
$685. 900 commandments. vas formally
opened in the Metropolitan taherna.
clio today America De- represented by
several hundred delegates aud large
delegations ere aisO ON hand from
thg Wust indies CHINA. New zealand.
South Africa. Austria. France, Haiy,
Germany. the Netherlands, sweden,
Russia aud other pats of tne world.
u De- fhc fret ilme ihai tho worlds
naptiais have assornhlcd as u united
body. More than century ago such
project was mantod. hui ihc great
continental wars caused the matter to
be- dropped a iiHle oycr decade
ago the idea was revived but Il was
not until iasi year that dohuitc plans
were laid for the conference. The re-
aponse from Haptlsil in au paris OF
the World has been such as to sur
prise even the most sanguine pro
mo.ers Ol Che movement
The conference Del Go make NO az.
temp, at lgeislsti0n. at drafting or re-
rislug crcods. Ur even at passing any
votes lts chief object a me unlnca-
t.0n of the Bapi|Hia of the world. the
determination of napiisfs noN being
composed oi some fifteen ub-donCm-
nations oi tnc Sect with as many
dinercnt methods of service The
gathering win discuss thc promotion
of every factor tending toward iudi-
yiduallsm tle separation of the
church and stato and the democracy
0f church government
E.IHHfU....f. HN.. H........ aI... 80
fhe haufIsts iBhh ln Russia b. also
certain to claim much attention Re.
Z IigluuH liberty iW thls growing do
nomination VIII boz sought under the
present government ct The pzar
DR. Mucaren. oi Manchester pre-
sided over tho formal opening of the
convention to-day Addresses of wei
0unle were delivered hy Sif uuvh GH.
lcau.Roid and other eminent naptlsis
of the United Kingdom. and fespnnaen
were made on behalf Of The deleFa-
| lions from the dIncreni countries
/ Rev. Latham A. CrandaN. of MInnaap.
/ oils MINI. responded cor tho dolega.
/ iIun from the United states and a
similar service Was performed by the
/ Hon Ionn - yden. on behalf of the
Dominion Of Canada.
Prominent among the scores OF del
| ogates from the United States and
/ Canada are T. " Mulll a president
of the Southern Baptist Theological
seminary Rev Augustus g strong.
! d. ID. president of Rochester Theo-
logical seminary Rev y. y. Henson.
/ ID. D. pastor OF fremont temple. BOs-
ton Rev Horny D. M0rehoufo.. ID.
ID. of New N0rh secretary ui the
Amr lean ffnma Mfariunarr e0efofy Oh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

NINE. OLGA MONikOFF. FAMOUS
AND BRILLIANT RUSSIAN Wo-
MAN, rElLs HOW GOOD THE
GAR IS. How LITTLE The
GRAND DUKES ARE REsPoNsl.
BLE FOR ANYTHING AWp HOW
LENlENT HER coU8TEY IS TO
REvoLUTioNlsTs.
London. July lite best known
and most brilliant of Russian women
of the highest class "a Madame Okla
Novikon. who makes London her
home the greater part Of the year
So popular 's she in England that
che has been namod the Russian
Ambassador Madame NoV'kon is
roddnurhiof OF tho FIRST Emperor
Nicholas. and moves iu couri circles
De- 81. Petersburg as one OF thc royal
family
asked her % write an article for
the Newspaper Enterprise Association
swing us glimpse of Russia from
Russian eyes. She snld she would not
write hui she requested me io call
saying bat she would arart an inter
View
Very soon We entered upun dis.
cusslon Of Jho war. aud asked her
about peace
owe Russians, said Madame Novi.
kOf care lu favor nf an honorable
peace. but go any other sort ul peace
We are absolutely opposed ! no not
think that the emperor himself could
toll You under what conditions peace
would be- acceptable 60 as. We shall
Doe studded hy circumstance d may
bu of interest to your readers 90 learn
fh1t today, u some quarters of Russia
D man who speaks of the cessation OF
host.lities % set down as q traitor
What cf The much talEeduf gnnnd
iHNos. Madame Noylhon3 inquired.
Everybody in Russin laurhs no tho
rubbish TINT is being written about
thr strand dukes They are NOS the
advisors uf fhc cEnr The Grand poke
Con tantnc On ut au artistic dispusi
fIon Chphle actor nnd poet Ue
bias translated 'iimnlor into Russian
Another Grand duke ia ai the head of
fhc army, aud third directs the navy
au' if those pcrson1gcs have authority
Z Iu fhelr own respective spheres theY
i9 Uui constitute "a PARTY nor do they
present ans parflcnlnr views
"it ig extraordinary what absurd.
! fef lfc printed about Russia re.
member tnai years ago it was sol.
omniy stated in print that the czar
Alexander lli had. M a ~ of druuken.
ness KILLED one of his aiios.do camp
/ Now Alexander en- was a teoiuialcr
Aftar rcferrlng 90 other matters
MADAME Nogikof showed me a signed
/ photograph on the Grand Duchess
! Elisabeth widow OF the hate Grand
Duke scrglua Who was ately killed
/ hy "a bomb
The Grand Duke sorgius said
madame IN reply To- a question con
corning the dead mana character
was very patriotic and DEVOTED q,
/ h'F duty as u Russian cItlfon. Hii
views were moderate hut ho was eX
| coCdlugly FIRM lu putting Thorn into
cEeruii0u and perhaps he was moi
over lcnc he had no patience witt
/ revolutionary aims 'iis death was q
| severe loss tn u.s.
"ks to these active assassins %
Russia madame To Whist section q
the community to they beiung2'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
OFFICIAL MATTfRS

insurance Frth Fhidt
The following Insurance companies
have paid io Hon. Pedro perca super.
iutendcnt oi insurance, The 500 fco
and aio authorized 10 transact bust
Ness in the territory 81 Paul FIRE
and Marine Insurance company Of
&c. Paul MINI. Northern Assurance
company Of Chleago, no.; Maryland
Casualty company, OF baltimore Md
Examination for Ranger
The examination for the position OF
ranger IN the forest service of the
United States dppa tmeut Oi aEricult.
gre, was held in santa Fc last week,
under thp direction of Supervisor
Leon " Kneipp The following APP
plicanis took the examination T.. D.
MundDb Captain. D. r. Kinney. ip-
coin T. r. Griffith Angus - g..
fhllllpa Taos j D. Lane, Cimarron.
ID H. Williams. Glureta The result
of iho examination viii he announced
later
Public Funds Received.
The f0llowlng public funds have
been received by Territorial Treasurer
j. a Vaughn
PedIo Porca, superintendent Of IN
aurancc Tor credit 90 me insurance
nnd. Si.a3a
D W Reynolds secretary OF the
territory, corporation filings, Si270.
A. A. Keen, commissioner OF pub.
liC lands. for credit Gao the following
funds Common school lnonme fund.
sf66Se5 university income funa
si3NS, university saline fund, sb26
Agricultural college income fund.
gtf33. Palace income nnd. g2i3i
Miners hospital lncomo fund, 81. go.
insane asylum fund $40: public
buildings 90 tho capital. income fund,
SASS.
William y. Dame, clerk Of tho sec.
0nd judicial district. ies for the quar-
Ter ending june 30, 1905, tii0b0.
a. NJ Bird. clerk of the Fifth Ia
dlcial district f4es for the quarter
ending June ao 1905. s32995.
VeucgalnO iaramiila, treasurer ana
collector OF Rio Arliba county. taxes
1904. S2.b20Os.
Eugcnio Romero. treasurer and col.
'ccior OF San Miguel county. taxes for
1909, fl0li. taxes for 1903 gf6I,
taxes, 1904 fl.G2G.GT.
Daniel Cassidy treasurer and col
leuor Of Mora county, taxes. 1908,
stp.2ai taxes, 1904, f995.75
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
Santa FE

From thc NnW Mexican.
Miss Nina Otcrp and Miss Anita
RorecrC wlli leave i0r tir lnpor
pocog for fiaf with Mre ~ % Ncld
at the Fioll cottage
a. z Huurich 0 ias Vegas. arrived
Va Santa pc and is making arrange
mcnis fnr conduciius e dancing school
in the Capital city
Mr. Robert N Hard'uge 90 Grand
Junction Colorado daughter 90 Major
aud Mrs r. y paien has arrived In
tho city and Viii be- "a guest at the Pal
on residence No 23i Palace avenue.
for the sumner
Hon. Amldn Chaycs. assistant su.
perintcndent OF public instruction, re-,
turned from Plaza del Alcalde whore
he attended the teachers Institute
Tor Rio Arriba county which Is being
held IN that town.
Miss luclla Rickori. OF Waterloo. H.
linois who visited ln Santa ne last
spring and made many friends while
here returned 90 the Capital City on
Wednesday and b "a guest At The home
Of Hon and Mrs r y. Cafron
Mrs T.. Bradford Prince loft for rho
Prince Sunshine ranch north Of rs.
pamela for an extended stay. Miss
Florcncc Rowland OF passaic, New
Jersey. aiece ~ Governor Prince AID
William y Prince are with her ui ne
Postmaster aud Mrs y a. r. Wal
ter and children are at the Spark,
ranch on tho Upper Pocos where they
will remain until the end Of the
month Two sisters of Mr. Walter
Mics Walter and Miss Charlotte Wa.
ter. are with the nar'y
DR. David Knapp returned from a
two weeks trip 10 Rio Ar,ibn Taos
and Sandoyal counties whore he has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

(Fr0m Tuesdays Daily CiuzCnl
Hon. W. a. Andrews, deleHote 90
coneress from New Mexico. aud his
private aecreinry. ~ A NHyer came
in from santa We last night, aud the
DELEGATE ia minrllns today with many
local politicians and friends.
Il returned sunday night from tho
onet said Senator Andrews. 'aud
stopped over two days In Santa Fe
Whe. q / found the climate exception.
ally nne and salubrlous these hot days,
and where I also noticed some sub
siantial improvements in progress. j
can truthiuily recommend santa 70
climate for summer Time, and believe
the people ok the territorial capital DO
more hraRgins about Cos summer eli.
mate than they do about politics, os'
necially since President Roosevelt
has SET the wave of reform Epi eadinE
all oVeF the country.
"Now you have given ua something
on santa Fe climate lot us know
something about the Albuquerque
Eastern railway asked The Citizen
Representatives
"You can say. with an positive
ness" remarked senator AudrewR,
That The Albuquerque Eastern will
ho built. 81 Is ana assured fact, and
.ho contractors a.e expected 90 push
work when they start and get the line
n running condition by January !,
1906. The contract was lee signed.
and an details arranged while | was
IN the east. and tho contractors viii
undoubtedly Do here some time next
week. expected them here before
This time. hut business matters de-
taiued them In the east Their con
tract includes depot lrolght and yard
facilities at Albuquerque. and covers
not only what is known as The Alhu
guerque Eastern road. but also thC
branch line from Frost J notion into
the HaRan coal fields. lhu gouuc
men who secured thO contract arr
fully equipped Tor handling the work
and / have every assurance that thee
will complete their contract by ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
MorleE 81 FoRFFIruRE.

TeIruory ~ Now Mcylco. county 90 snn-
dofHi MaN o. 1915.
f0 lnHe a. Gnrule era August fcduuiat
tHfir heirs nnd aaHiEHs
YOU uun each Of NUu. nre hereby MOTIF
ZOO that q the undersigned. rn-0Wnrr.
nave expended the HIm ct at least one
hundred dollars bed lHhur mna Improve
mDuia unon each off tne following lode
mluIuE. claims, tu-Wlt. Tho Indiana
infia. nnd thU toeip lnde. MINING CiutsnNi
gitunto Boo che las FiHc.tas MiniFr MS
trict. formerly Hnrunlulo, now S1nuoVsi
county rrrrtnrs of hrw M'Nlcn. or o.
total &c tot less th8n two hundred dole
ura. ln ofder % nol1 eiid mining claims
and premises under fho proylalQns qf sec.
ton tfi revised statutes % tho United
states being the amount required 90 hold
the said claims Tor tho YEAR ending Dee
Cemhcf fi 1898. ANA N within ninety
days after this notice hy publication. ynn.
nr rlthfr nf you fan tn or refunc % cone
tribute your proportion of such oKrCnoi-
turo ~ "a coaoWuar. ur cp-oWnera your
interest in said mining claims viii be-
some tho property uf tn0 subscriber herc-
to under the PROVISIONS of slld section
H1i revised NtatutrH.
First publication May M 1870
JOE uhNIrO
til. owner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
SOCORRO

From the Chlonain
Mrs. - r. nowman lefi socorru io
ioin her husband - their new home IN
Pueblo. Colorado.
D. =. Kelly Of water canyon deliver.
cd three bear skins GO Probate Clerk
"a A. Pine Saturday and claimed The
bounty thereon
Or Edwin Swlsher was summoned
from Magdalena 90 attend Mrs Her
memo q Baca Of Escondlda who Is
critically ill With consumption.
u.s. and Mrs. Ross Mcmillan cele-
DRAFTED the third anniversary Of thelr
marriage sunday by a drive io Weter
canyon and return They were ar.
companied hy their two Y0unr sons
and Miss Ehe Berry An sponi the
day IN the canyon al guests Of N K
Mcmillan and A. j Hunt. who are On,
ioylng an extended 0' ing in that p0p
uIar resort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
SANTA FE CUTOFF
ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA
MUCH GOSSIP AND MANY GUESS.
Ks, gut NOTHING AUTHORIZE.
TVS.


while for several months there has
boon a great amount of talk aud con.
lecture among railroad men and 9TH
ors as 20 the probable route OF the
California cut or now under coustruc.
ton by the Santa Fe west from Wick
enburg. Arizona. there has never been
an authoritative announcement made.
says the San Bornardino sun.
When the subject was FIRST breach
ed Il was thought the line. after cross
ing the Colorado river az Parker IN
the extreme southeast corner OF San
bernardino county wOuld take
northwest course and Join The present
main line near nagdad or possibly q
little TO the east Of that point. An
other guesa was that "a would join The
present iine ai Harstow,
nut from information that has leak.
"a 0ui g rs believed the route that
VIII be tahen BY Tho cut OF has not
yet been guessed, but that ~ viii be-
almost straight west from Parker
along che south line Of San Bornar.
dino county iO the mountains. thence
northwest striking the present line
near NlctorvIllo or Hcsnorla
% is "a known fact ihut many years
ago q Tine was surveyed over Tots
route and that 10 o. very feasible ono
from every point of view tho grades
being small and tho Zinc running
through a country that 's filled WITH
resources for development of railroad
business
The line on this route VIII run along
the foot OF HE north side Of the San
BernardIno mountains where there D.
a great opportunity for the develop
mcnt of q considerable agricultural
district 70 then strikes on east Into
the desert country. tapping tho pry
Lake region PASSES near Dale ana
through other fields rich Ia miaeral
resources
The limo from Parker 90 NictOulila
ar ilogporin wnnld be- almost straight
and viii greatly AID IN shortening the
distance on The Santa Fe's overland
route as Sc VIII cut on something IKE
40 miles of the digtanco now travelled
hy the overland trains from Bnrstow
tO iosporia
Belief among railroad men who are
close to the management d thnt the
new line az outlined above and
through Phoenix. Arizona and over
tne Hoion cui nh in View Mexico viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice s hereby given thni The un-
dersignod. administrator of the estate
of y y Bn1in deceased, has filed hls
anal report IA the Probate Cohrt of
bernalillo County. Territory oi New
Merico. and asked that hla said report
be- approved ard ho discharged AZ
such administrator.
That the Judge OF Hlid court has
hAed Monday. July 3ri A. %. 1905. at
which time any objections to the Al.
prevail of said report and the granting
uf said DISCHARGE win hp heard
WILLIAM g. ROOTH,
Administrator OF Estate of q n Booth.
de-. eat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice Is hereby eIycn that on April
rs. 1905. the secretary OF the interior
restored to settlement the public
lands in the following described
townships which were temporarily
Withdrawn pending the procurement
of an executive order by the secretary
of war permanently rogerylng thom
for military purposes. and that che
said public lands so restored no set
Element on April rs. 1905, will become
subject 90 entry filing selection at The
unItod states land oaice ~ Santa Fe.
New Mexico. on August 81. 1905. viz;
Townships o. 20 aud n North Raugos
and & East n M Nor.
W. a. RICHARDS
Commissioner General fand once.
Approved May y. 1905
g. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
las VEGAS

From che Optic
John G. McNary. brother of Jas. @.
WcNnfy arrived ln las Vegas this
afternoon Tor au UVienArd STAY
a A. Blackwell of ST. i.nus. the
FORMER prominent ias Neaan 4 veg.
lsiorod at fho Columbian hotel iu
Trinidad. Colo en- route fnf thls city
The foundation of che v. ST. g. A
building d. almost completed aud iho
corner stone WIS laid yesterday The
base of iho building VIII Do nf o. hind-
some and durable mt'ety OF white
stone
Unusually pleasant aa @ social M.
fair was thc dance aivrn hv ihe Com.
morciai cub last nirht. Tho attend.
anco was nrgo quite dumbUr %
QUE of town nu0efs being present. The
lyric trio furnished excellent music.
Tho dainty lunch was SERVED .aic in
tho evening The dancing continued
until after midnight
u A. nemis. recently arrived frnm
Albeit Tea Minn VIII uof await fhe
aponlng ui Che bath house nl Che hot
springs lln hnd several other versions
suffering irum Rheumatism and other
hnfiif nl mcnls arc nlasierlng them
SELVES Wifh iho cufnryp mud nm The
aUr.hw and bathing .u tuha provided
nr t.ru clNrf These urOrin are
TRULY Health ahrr wh0 wli end That
which thHy sceE
COL Twilctc1 has received quite a
number of answers to letters addre
GO to tusinoss men asklng their 0p.n
TON as 90 the adviFnhiliy of holhlus @
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
LONG SEARCH FOR
huSBAND'S BODY

Mrs John Clarity who resided IN
silver Ciiy aud Mogo.'0n "a number OF
years ago. passed through the city
"Wednesday on her way 10 the latter
place where she Will make her homo
IN the future With "a married daugh'
ter, says the silver CITY Enterprise.
Mrs Garrliy has just returned from
Mexico, whore she has been since last
November, ondeayoring 20 locate tho
body of her husband who Was KILLED
Last fall Ia the pursuit 81 his duties
a. locomotive engineer. Mrs Carl
tl's search was finally crowned with
success and she had the body diain'
TERED ana brought 10 tho United
States for burial MI Clarity was
formerly employed ON the santa re
systvm ln New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
NEW MEXICO Towns

nturancos pr ltnaln says iiat a.
though there Is abundant wsior IN The
rivers and creeks that that section
needs rain
J. q. iannins. 81 Aabury Park. NoN
Jersey who n receiver nf the Fraser
Mountain Copper company ln che
state of NoW Jersey b. ln the city in
connection with his rccclyership
Frank stapllu. New MCxlcO receiver ~
the same company. who hss been in
Albuquerque ou legal business. arrived
Yesterday from The south on a similar
uilaninu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
CIGAR CUTTER CLIPS
MINISTER'S FINGER TIP

Huntington Beach, Cal. July Ia
TIE Row. j. l.. pilner, chairman of the
bunllng committee OF the Methodist
conference. has learned lesson about
the devices used hy smokers While
talking 90 the proprietor OF The Hunt
lngton Beach cafe, he absent-mindedly
tapped upon the cigar cutter, Il re'
sponded with a gentle clicking sound
suddenly he tapped harder, and the
automatic knives under the aperture
sliced on the end Of his index hnEer'
The wound hied pr0fuacly and re-
quircd the services 81 surgeon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
AGED ARCHITECT AM
BUILDER DEAD

A. T.. senock. aged as years, died
the other night al n o'clock al his
homo On south Washington street,
Roswell. after an illness Of two or
three weeks. Tie had been failing for
tho past Ave on SIX months, and u
was old axe more than anything else
ahas caused his death. He leaves only
a son, Henry Seilock, who % grown,
aad with whom ne made hls homo on
South Washington. The deceased
was an architect and builder and was
quite wealthy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PLANNED TO ABDUCT
GOV. 0TER0'S SON

o.. now develops that The capture Of
Claude Doane ia Taos canyon, near
rnbudo on saturday by Omccrs Ben
Williams and Fred Fornon nlppei On
..a bud thy execution Of one uf che
...fest crimcs ever cancoe,od IN the
Org OF Doe Southwest
'a order .o get even with Governor
ro Tor nai granting him a pardon.
lue had laid careful plans to abb
MlguoI Otero Jls the young
1i the s0yOrn0r and hold the Dos
heavy ransom. Those Who
u. tO Else Dnane in This Ia Ing
90 work were a couple Of con
f nov confined lp the territorial
p. Iliar at Santa Fc hut' whose
tD ere l0u 40 expire.
HU 5 capture ~ uOw believed
no. H hlset these plans aud also
to hlr bat stnu to the orgauiya
Ion a desperate band of outlaws.
who a PLANNED numerous bank and
ifa.n lerioE throughout Nov Mex.
lco aH" .llOi ado
surrcraersd Without Firing a Shot.
Tho Hrtlculars of NE capture oi
buau Taos canyon. near Emhud0.
on 81 by are very brief, n seems
fint IHIle and his pal. Jose haca,
had l. pressed so close by their
pursu. hat they hai almost ridden
their HU aea "a dcnih The outlaws
had u up 90 tho ranch house Of
20 Mu family uear Emhpd0 aud
wert ug go negoTiate for fhe pur
cha $50 fresh horses stantlns
ahont niy.hve yards away were
iholr u.1ut holsea. on which were
aifap heir iIlies. slx-shnoiers.
etc, .H men having let these be
hind Hler not 20 arouse suspicion.
OF Zen Williams and Deputy
unlioi itos Marshal Fred Fornon
who laI loen ln hiding near tac
scent. Hslng sighted D0ano in the
afternoon AND eirolnd around him.
saw 0 1aliah move on the part oi
iho uu aH ana almost before the
men iu.H thar thcy we're iOil0d. had
ihcm COS ed with thpIr lies Form
% koU lhe men covered while WI.
llnms oH led che handouts on them
Aficf ICING Their prisoners on
horsea officers took them 10 I'm
Duao a. aught the Denver and Ria
lrnndo LIN Tor Santa o. From
thee reached his city on the
SANTA "a ! o'cloC. sunday morn
ing I men were taken 30 the
county ln Ola albuquerque 90,
safe k' a.
posr Using Lyons SADDLE.
Last Mug the officers turned
Doaut 10 sherin CoddinHou. OF
Mckin ouuty, and he was taken
tu 0ai. To a r0ureacniaiiye of
The ~ Ciiigon NE sheriff stut
ed thar evidence against Doane
Tor thp der of MuteT Lyons. fht
McAn. county rbO0l teacher
whose 'H Was found near Ramat
several Hka ago. WAS very strcnF
70 Is sa hat when captured Sutur
day, poa" was usns the saddl,
taken lnW lyons horo as the tim,
Lyons a murdered ,ue prisoner
WIN hb IN preliminary hearin'
az -urc
This mlinf the saddles rifles. re
volycrs ,e., taken rom the mci
when ~. we're captured. were takeI
DO che count house and placed lr m,
shcrlns ONCE They WIN Doe used al
evidence at tho trial
o. W Upton. me linmaster "a
lne roas Ines, with h.ldQunrters II
WlnsloR vas here So tsrday Ho
wiIh Mo.n Gibson and Carroll. ais,
accompanied tho Scott Coyote spo
cial 90 thia city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

g. ~ Upton. De ainmaster pm
lhe coaf Ines. with h.ld0uarters Il
WlusloN vas hero Sd tsrday re.
With Men Gibson and Carroll. also
accompanied tho Scot, Coyote spo.
cial 90 this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Henry narget, ~ Ration. who wac
awarded the contract hIr building the
dyke a. the Las VEGAS tie preserving
works. also for track raising, has
about completed both Jobs and viii
soon be looking around for something
else 60 do.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
RUSSIA SEEN THROUGH
THE RUSSIAN EYES

NINE. OLGA NovIKoFF. FAMOUS
AND BRILLIANT RUSSIAN Wo-
MAN, rELLs HOW GOOD THE
GAR IS. How tiTrLE The
GRAND DUKES ARE REsPoNsl.
BLE FOR ANYTHING AND HOW
LEHiENT HER COUNTRY IS TO
REvoLuTioNisTS.