davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MARROW Escape At
SILVER CITY DEPOT

What might have proven an awful
accident was narrowly averied az the
santa Fe depot iu this city Saturday
afternoon. a few minutes after the ar
rival of the incoming passenger train,
says the silver cry Independent. The
bus uf thc old Man corral driven by
R0bCu IA. Roulwaro. had started up
town. crowded with passengers. As
the vehicle was driven acsoas ine
freight track on the west side Of the
depot "a freight train was backed 80
al rapid speed and came within a
few Inches of striking the bus. When
BoulWare saw the train approaching
be whipped up the bus team. which
are spirited animals, and iuat got out
OF the way. and mo- more. Tho freight
train was 80 close that that che stopa
on tho back nf the bus were struck
by tho car a. % passed. There were
three men standing on the steps when
lhoy SAW the train approaching, but
all jumped and got ont Of the way
HAD The bus been struck by the train
soyouu persons would undoubtedly
have boon killed as every seat wa'
occupied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
TURKEYS ROW AND
TEN COMMANDMENTS

Unless the Sultan Of Turkey needs
the uitlmaium OF Great Britain by
next Tuesday and calls back from
Tahnh. in the Sinai peninsula. Tho
5000 Turkish troops that crossed the
boundary, cannon roara may De- heard
where the thundora of God once rolled
down 10 the children of Israel.
Ahdhl Hamid "a deserted in The
crisis by hla German friend. william.
land with France aud Russia support
ing England. O. iH more than probable
that De will yield Yielding has be-
come q habit with the sultan
Tho little furry has. however,
served 20 hrInr into the public eye
again a locality which. ln historic Inc
toresi. iH second to no other liue
patch uf land on iho earlTH surface.
Tahah. the dried un lltilo town
which tho Turkish troops have occu-
pied AGAINST the will OF the English
man. % overlooked By Sinai. the fa-
moua mountain upon the summit OF
Fhlch God gave 20 Moses the Ten
Commandments
and Mount Sinai was altogether
on n smoke because the Lord de-
seconded upon 81 In a IRE; and the
smoke thereof nsconded az the smoke
Of q furnace and the whole mount
quakod greatly.
"And the Lord came down upon
Mount Sinai. on the top of the mount;
and the Lord called Moses up 10 the
top OF the mount; and Moses went
up"
Mount Sinai IS near the southern
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MINORITY LEADER in
THE HOUSE DUG UP
THE INVADE SCANDAL

Mcwadc. TO have Richardson's hands
chained and the chains 90 be rlvcted.
and not lacked, also his feet were %
be chained ana chains similarly riy-
ctod. and a chain passed around his
waist and fastened 90 a ring IN the
wall OF the cell which as used 10 con-
fnc Chinese prisoners condemned 10
90 boheaded. and the consul general.
Robert McWade. gave me most ox-
plicit instructions that Richardson
while in Jail, was 70 have q diet con
sisting OF canal water and partially
cooked rice. similar 20 the diet furn-
lshed q condemned prisoner This
canal water Richardson was 20 have
while in iail Is water flowing between
the city Of Canton and shameen. and
the canal carries the refuse Of the
city OF Canton. The consul general
Robert McWade. remarked on this
occasion. when giving these lnstruc-
lions regarding the diet To be- furnish
"a Richardson while he would be ln
JAIL. that he was 20 have damned llt-
tle ca that
This occurred Immediately after
Mr.. Richardson made an AFFIDAVIT IN
Hong Kong before the collector OF
customs Tor Manila, regarding moneys
paid the consul general, Robert Me-
Wade. for furnishing Chinese coolies
certificates allowing them 90 land In
the Philippine Islands,
There was a warrant issued by the
consul general. Robert McWade. from
the United States consulate al Canton
for the arrest OF Charles r. Richard
son. charging him with chandler, com-
mlttod or porpotratod IN the British
colony OF Hong Kong"
Richardson however. managed "a
keep out % McWade's clutches.
A. one time, 70 h charged, McWadC
became disgraoefully drunk IN the
presence nf hundreds of distinguished
/ persons ~ both aCXes
MCWado was Hummauly dismissed
fr0ii the consular service some time
ago. He has turned mp az Washington
where be has made % unpleasant fol
H. "a. D. Pierce. third assistant secrc-
taFR OF state. by charging that he So
llcited the gift Of tiger rug from him
az Canton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Special Correspondence;
Fort Lcayonworih, Kan. May H.
OF tho hundreds OF cSiprlts IN Uncle
SANS big prison tor offenders against
his particular laws aud statutes. per.
haps none feels his position more
kecnly than Convict 5i09. re "a SO.
ney 81 Burbank. che former dashlng
iiut lieutenant 81 Company A. sixth
lnianug y. 5. A.. who became known
mo nation over aE the husband Of q
fnilipplno belle whom. with her child.
be denied
Within rifle shot OF his prison az
the big army post. are hundreds u
former comrades Who knew him well.
The huElo calls Tor the soldiers al tho
fort drift to him above The walls. The
cannon salniea 90 Ola Glory daily
reach his ears. and serve 90 remind
MIN that but two years ago be walked
tho reservation, proud OF a disting.
uished ancestry In the United States
army, admired Of tho men IN bis com.
pnny. and Happy in the love Of a hno
Kansas girl
Burbank had come home from the
t'nlippinea with hla rogimont and was
stationed at Fcrt Leavenworlh Tie
fell In love with Miss Stone, daughter
Of former senator Stone from Kan
sas. Their engagement was an
n0unced. The nows drifted half way
around tho world. and from Gar of
Negroa came the wall of a deserted
VITO, pleading for herself and child
MIS-. Concopciuu VaaQuoz, q brown
toned beauty OF Spanish extraction.
asserted that Burbank had been
legally married Oh her ln Vailodolld.
January %. 1902. Burbank was called
upon the carpet" lie denied he was
married 10 MIS- VaHquez, and SAID ne
was the victim Of q biackmall plot.
A suit was filed IN the district court
hero TO set aside the alleged mar.
riage. Attorneys appointed for the
woman fOllod a scheme 10 have tho
caae tried before Mrs. Vasquoz could
be notified. They also secured an &C.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MORE COMPANIES
FILE THEIR PAPERS
WITH TERRITORIAL SECRETARY
RAVNoLDs, 70 90 BUSINESS
~ NEW MEXICO.

The following ariicloh Of lncOrpora.
tion have been fled IN the once ~
iorrliogaal Secretary J.. W. Reynolds
I've ooana Dora Mining Company.
Tho incorpofaIOra are Charles w.
Paget and Edwin l., Scott, OF New
York, and Roy Dorothy, OF Pierre. N.
ID. Tho capital stock OF the company
"a ai.0OOlO00, divided into 1000. 900
shares 81 the par value OF 9l cncn.
Tho sum 81 S77b.000 has been paid
into the treasury The principal OF.
iicu is iiKed az Kent. and Girard w
Kent. ~ that city has beer named as
aNont Toe term Of existence is
twenty yearB and the company Is On.
curpOrafcd for mo purpose ~ carry
INK on a general mining business.
The Boswell Gas Company
The incurporatora are ArelIuE pruit
~ 8. furnswurih william 5. Prayer
fuclua X. McGanoy. Kirby s Wood
run. George n Slaughter. Robert n
Kemp. Nathan Jana, w. n Wells. "a
~ naughman Joan r. Mathoson. ~
r. Marrow Wendell ~ Reed. Ed
ward A. Cahoon and Andrew NJ. Rob
ortson. all OF Roswell The capita
stock Of the company Is 100000 90
vidcd into 1000 shares OF the par
value uf 500 each The sum Of
t2.a00 has been paid into the treas
ury. Tue principal ONCE o. fixed al
Roswell and IA. s.. FarnswOrth 8.
named as agent The term II exist
cnce o. hfty years aud the company
ia Incorporated for che purpose u
constructing, operating and main
TALKING Eas, water and electric plant.
. and carrying a BUSINESS such az Z
specified ln their franchise
The Eiida Savings Bank Company.
The incorpOratOu are James 4
Stone Of purtaleH. Sharles o. Sims
~ hiida. llowiH n Lester ~ Canyon
CITY Texas. ana q. q. Marshall 70
rtKicu. The capital stock 81 th,
company ia $4,000. divided into i5l
aharU8 81 tho par value of 800 each
TIE gnm of $4,000 has been pai,
into tho treasury The principal Of
nce o. fixed at Elida aud Charles ~
Sims Is named as agent The tern
81 oxlsiUnco 81 nifty years and thN
company o. Incorporated fuf tao pul
poso of doing a general banking bus
ness.
The Wyoming Commercial Company
The in0urpCraiura are H 81. Pii
ard. E " AiEer and FranR Mckee
Tho capital stock Of the company
$50 900. divided iutn 500 shares, o
thn par vaiue OF fl0O each. Tho sun
uf $4,000 has been uald Into che treas
ury. INC principal ONCE 10 Fixed q
Albuquerque and a. q. Picard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Special Correspondence
washington. y. c.. May la.-What
reads like a molodrama Is TO be found
Ia report on our American conauls,
recently dug out Of the secret archives
OF the state Department The leader
Of the democratic minority In con-
rre5s insisted on having A. Now John
sharp Williams la insisting ON prose-
cuilon.
The plot o. laid Ia Canton, China.
The villain is one Robert NJ McWado,
former consul general The perse-
cuted hero is Charles y, Richardson,
American merchant az Canton, ruined,
Il is alleged. by McWadc The rea-
cuinp hero rs Russell ColegrOye, form-
erly vice consul at Canton, but who
resigned because the consulate was In
such bad odor
Figuring ln the case are Chinese
soldiers. guards, prison, chains,
ialiors. a spaniard. Ia Silva, who as
slsts McWado and afterwards ombo2-
zlos large sum Of money and then
coniesses
This ex'ract from a sworn state
mout hy Russell Colegruye, strikes tho
Keynote or nANfN AhAA hiNH NNR Nt"NN't
printed pages.
ION one occasion, the consul gem
erai Robert McWado, called me into
| his private once in the consulate
building at Canton. while ! was act
/ Ing as marshal OF tho consulate, and,
on going into the consul general
once / found seated there q China
man by the name OF Yam Sic Cnans'
who Is the Chinese oiiclal In charge
! OF the Shameon guards. Mr. Da siiYt
acted as interpreter ON this occasion
and my instructions given me az that
tine BY the consul general. Robert
McWade, we're that II Charles -
Richardson came within the jurisdic-
/ ton Of the Canton United States con-
sllate ! should Immediately send for
this Chimes onnciai Yam Sic Chang
who lheroapon was instructed 10 bring
twenty soldiers, who were 10 seize
Ne Richardson. and were 20 take him
IN my company Immediately TO the
| Chinese Jail; and ! was further in
structed by the consul general, Robert
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

THE NEW
Special Correspondence:
Washington. D c.. Stay is,-Ho yei
Ito yc! 10 yel Your Uncle Samuel
hath three towns O. self Tho same
will be- pms up at auction az date
soon to be- announced.
Irrigation Oasis town lots All
ready 20 "blossou, life tho rose" Co
Ing Going Going '--
u Is something eniirely new Il
was made legal By an act 81 congrCss
approved April i6, 1905. Towns laid
out In che new irrigation projects may
now be sold az auction. And. IN the
same Get the wOvernmeni ia given
the right 10 furniHh, under lease un'
limited power 90 private Individuals
Tor manufacturing purposes. Tho
nral auction will occur In a few weeks
Three towns are % be put up 'or
saia and they are out IN Idaho, Ca
the Snake river. They have come M.
~ existence within lie past twelve
months A year age there was no d.
ing there but sand, sage brush, coy.
otter and rattleanakeH. There was not
habhation within thirty miles. Now
there aso banks. stores, school houses
and churches Al Is due 10 the magic
OF government irrigation
The towns are Hepburn, scherm
and Rupert
on the map look for the southern
boundary of Idaho Bordering this
line and Just about the middle Of g
is Lincoln county. In the southeast
corner 81 the county IS the MinldOkl
ltrisn'ion pr iect. which consists IN
retaining 10000 acres Of desert By
dammlng the Snake river and divers
ing the water Go the lands. Tho ihrca
towns have sprung up along the newly
hrilt ,ailrohd.
Tho latest census shows that ma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
THIEF ESCAPED FROM JAIL
ANG vs. STILL AT LARGE,

D. G.. Hampton. the man WHO IS
charged with stealing several hun
dred dollars Of WensFargo money az
Dome station several months ago, es.
capped from iali last Thursday after
noon ana is Hill at large. says the
Yuma sentinel Hampton was con.
aned in the adobe section. and hC
simply removed bar from ono Of
the windows hnd flew The ohicera
have not yet teen able 90 locate him
Hamptons trial 40 tAc April term re-
suited ln a disagreement Of the jury
Tho case was set fof rchoaring. hu,
wns finally continued Cor the Term
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
PERlFlEo HUMAN FooT
AND LEG FOUND

a poirinod human foot and lcg per.
foci in every detail q the remark
able phenomenon found hy Captain j..
r. Conner ON bis mixing properly,
about one gnd a hall mile north of
dloret The contour OF enc foot
and tho lower half OF the limb ls 80
clear that there does not appear to he
me leas, doubt u.f what it was form.
erly q part OF a human bolnF The
heel and toes are especially well
,urued. and. judging from the shape.
% might easily have been the foot of
an ndan, al d very much resembles
me outline of che maCcaHins worn by
hem iadny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
RAISING Eoos AND
POULTRY AT HAYWOOD.

Mra. r. &. McDgrmoit wife uf me
manager uf the Haywood hosel Fay
wo1d not sprlnFs. o. hocomlng an en-
thua1atlc poultry raiaor. She raised
over 500 chickens FAST yelr and an
equally large number This year. The
h0t wr.er from tho springs is utii
lied to furnish heat Cor tho incn'
hat0rs and "a ideal in This respect, in
that lf maintains exactly tlo same
temperature. which De- such a nccoa1
sary essential in incnhaiing eEW,
Hen eggs. turkey eggs, duck geese
and gulnOl eggs an yield 20 the De-
quilting influence OF the springs water
and the incuhaiors are kept allied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

n YOU had an the wealth OF Rookie
Teller the Standard ON magnate. you
could not buy a better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chnmborlaln's
Collie Cholera and ninWhooa Remedy
The most eminent physician can not
and adults Tho unif0r msuccoss OF
this remedy has shown d to be so.
perior 90 an others. u never fails,
and whom reduced with water and
swoetoned e Is pleasant 20 take.
Every family should be supplied with
a. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

quality ~ coal which makes mort
excellent fuel for boilers and gas,
and 81 cokes well, There is q good
solid thrOe-foOt vein. which Is being
taken out for the Chlttondon roduc.
ilon slant. located about ten miles dis
tant. and TO whlcn q good r1ad is be-
ing constructed The ella river rail-
way win pass within eight miles OF
this coal camp. which makos q 20
easy access Tor fuel purposes.
The Chiuondon, or Saddle Noun
tain company IS employing 300 men.
Thoro n being made 20 fine grade of
matte. which is being sent 90 che
Humboldt smoltCf The mines Of the
company and the district generally
are ull OF promise. Prof Blake says
that the region ls going to be- In fact
IS now. a most important mining cen
ter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ELEVEN.YgAR.oLp

RAY rur'cy, the li.ycnr-oid brother
Jay Turley. United states deputy
surveyor of santa Be-. was instantly
Killed Ia Boise. idaho. on Wednesday
evening of last week while nt play
win several companions the little
fellow was playing around tho houhe
snd had climbed into the top branches
81 q high walnut tree in tho yard
Some way ho loFt hiA balance and
fel 90 enc ground. breaking his neck
Tho sorrowful Intelligence was ro
oeivod by Mr. Turloy. az santa Pc
last Saturday afiorn eon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

cumulation OF testimony proving Mnsi
NcsQucz's claims.
The case dragged along Ia the local
cou-ts and Burbank was again ordered
% the Philippines Mrs. Hnanuoz
brought suit IN Manila for a legal sop.
aratlon Burbank did not appear al
the trial and sho waa awarded the de-
creo and alimony Of $50 month.
Then the War Department ordered
Burbank oourt.martialed, Besides the
charge Of cmbezzlcment az sass. he
was accused IL conduct unbooomlng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
NEW MEXICO NEWSPAPER
MEN ARE BANKERS.

Editor y. r. Hammll. 81 the Globe
Silver Belt has become a full.iodgcd
banker The fact that q newspaper
man should break into the banking
fraternity Is startling, but ii'a true
nevertheless. ~ olomonvllIe Bulletin
This may De a surprising thing ln
Arizona bat q would nor bc "
10 was told of a New Mexico editor.
For "a long time che Hon w b. wal
ton, editor of the Silver City indie.
pendent. has been in the banking
business. being connected with the
American National bank al Silver
City. and no aud the other stockhold-
ors advertise that their combined
wealth % more chan 100000 ~
I0rdaburg Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

an ONCE. On that he twice falsol'
sworo 90 the War Department that NJ
was single The sentence OF the ccur
martial was approved by the presi
dent
Burbank wears gray prison Eu.i
lie eats plain prison fare Tie sleep.
behind bars IN n cell. llls work q
around the engine room OF the prison
But he will not receive visitors iron
the cutter world. He wants 10 scrvl
his sentence In grim silence ~
wants 60 30 forgotten.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

METROPOLIS OF THE MlNDORO
less than 1000 pooTie are now set.
lied on the irrigation tract But the
people on the town sites are there
mercy hy suiiorance. The same d
business houses. banks. nows.
papers and n school which opened
with 20 pupils Bnl NOT a foot OF town
land has yet passed from the govern
ment possession. The people have
taken their cahnces In making their
Improvements.
Plans are now being made for The
auction, when for spot cash Uncle
Sam viii sell these towns Il a open
20 anybody 20 get in.
However. there Is nothing left IN
the way 81 free irrigation FARMS in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
GIG RANCH DEAL rs

BIG RANCH DEAL rs
MADE ~ pEMiN0
A deal has been cunmmmated by
which %. r. Burdick of Demlnp has
purchased che ranch and cattle from
Joseph Taylor situated sixteen mDos
south li DomIng. The consideration
"a private, although q o. known 40
amount 10 several thousand dollars
Mr. burdiek has been successful
caitieman for many years. owning
several large ranches Mr.. TAYLOR has
been engaged ia the cattle bnsinneug
IN the neming vicinity for many years
ne viii remain about month settling
up his business, after which he viii
30 20 Mexico 90 locate and onrnro 4
the business OF raising hogs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Mrs. Sue Martin. an old ana higbly
respected resident OF Faisonla, Miss.
was sick with atomOoh trouble FOR
more Than SIX months. Chamber.
lAln5 stomach and Liver Tablota
cured her. She says. n can now
eat anything ! want aud am ne
pF"udeat woman ia the world 10 ana
such a good medicine" For SAL bv
az druggists. Samples freq.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

HAfaANta VT AAtA htaA y -
extremity OF the peninsula. The noun.
tain. which % 1853 feet high. Is now
called lchol
Tho Sinai peninsula o. today as
worthless a desert as the lgraolitea
found u thousands OF years ago aito.
they had crossed the Red Sea dryghod.
But lt i8 altogether too close TO the
suoz canal for England 90 allow the
somi-clvlllzod Turks % squat upon q,
even though the sultan may have q
ahadowy suzorinlty OF tho territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

the Minidola project Every ncrf
that ls 10 have water has been "ilet
upon" This means that on every
80 acres there % an actual lcna Eide
settler who has built a house. And
an this before there b drop u
water.
but the VI gks are now finished and
the water is about 90 De turned on,
aud the hrst crop Co be grown on gov
ernmout Irrigated lands viii be
taken Off these Mlnldola farms.
Persons desiring particulars IN e.
gard 20 the auction. etc. should ~
Service. washington. D. G. There are
fake enterprises which try To trade
on tho government irrigati-n work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ARIZONA COAL PRosPEcrs
ARE All RIGHT

Prof William n Blake has returned
90 Tomhstone from an examination Of
some coal measures IN the Deer
creek field. The examination was
made Tor Col George y Chittcnden
OF tho Chluonden Copper camp Ia the
Saddle mountains.
Prof blake says there - q good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

0VTrfnHO DID, Ih1 8nmO THIIo INlI Tue
use OF d. Kings New Life Pills In
cFoases They save you from danger
and bring quick and painless release
from constipation and the me grow
ing cut oi a. strength and vigor al
ways follow their use. Guaranteed
by al drugglsis csc Try them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

with THIS motley assortment of fowls
eggs An average OF 1000 eggs a week
gre gathered from this ideal chicken
farm, and what "a left after supply.
Ing The hotel tables is shipped 10 Fort
hayard, Silver City and Demlng The
place is ga ideal enc for raising
poultry, there being plenty OF shade.
grnss, aud uuge, ap' 'hc fowls thrive
accordingly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ABOUT FINISHED LANDING
IN cHaVEa rotfNsr,

number Of the Chaves county
sAee,mon have about finished lamb.
iat ana report a good crop, Eliza
Whlte has 5000 lamhsa cr0p az eB
per cent. Tie expects 10 begin shear.
lng my 10000 head of sheen alnrs.
shout June /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Captain Fred Fornon, of iho New
Mexico mounted police. came down
from Santa Ne laal night 20 make a
disposal az the case OF one Alberto
Romero placed ia the nernalino
county JAIN By Lieutenant naoa.
charged with horse stealing. Captain
FOrn1i expects 10 return 90 hls head.
quarters az Santa Ne tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
seiatlea Cured Atssr Twenty Years
Of Torture.

Of Torture.
For more than twenty years Mr.. j.
h. Massey. of 3222 Clinton ST.. MIN.
neapolls, MINI, was tortured by
sclatica The pain and suffering
which ho endured during this time d
beyond comprehension Nothing
gave him any permanent relief until
no used Chamberlain Palm Balm
one application of that linimont re-
lleyed the pain and made sleep and
rest possible, and less than one bottle
has effected a permanent cure. II
troubled with sciaiica or Rheumatism
why not Try a 25.oeut bottle OF pair
Balm and see for yourself hon
quickly it,relioyes the polu For sal,
by al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
DASHING ARMY OFFICER is
SILENT IN PRISON Cell

LIEUT.. BURBANK, WHO MARRIED
PHILIPPINE HELLE, AND THEN
CAST HER A6lpE As a PLAY.
THING, WANTS 70 90 FoRooT.
TAN IN JAIL - M RIFLE SHOT
or HIS OLD HOME.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

a machlnlst named Hilbert had
one Of hts lower limbs broken In tho
round house at WinslOw by a side
rod falling ON him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

named as agent The term OF exist
once is fifty years and the company
is Incorporated Tor the purpose Of do
ing "a real estate aud wholesale and
retail merchandise business.
For a painful burn there is moth.
ug like DE Wits witch Hazel 6nlye.
There arc a host Oi limitations az ne
Wits witch Hazel salye on the mar
ket-soo thai you got the genuine,
ASK for DeWius. Good. too. Tor sun
o. G.. dewitt a Co. Chicago, ia on
every hoX. Sold ~ J "a. o'Rieily a
Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

Editors Not Tho foregoing obii.
nary was penned by r. A. Klstler, the
bereayed son. who WAS go one time
best Known journalists in New Mex.
eco His mother had made her home
for a number OF years I'm this city.
and was held IN the highest esteem
hy an with whom abe came in con.
tact Hers was @ noble character and
she lays down the burdens of this
mortal life TO Join the silent majority
iu the carofrCo beyond