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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
TO DIE TODAY
Wife Murderer to Pay Death Penalty
at San Quentin-History
of Crime
By Associa ted Press,

SAN RAFAEL. Cal, Aug. S.-Wil-
liam H. Trebilcox will be hanged at
San Quentin tomorrow for the murder
of his wife in Grass Valley on March
IA, 1905.
On the morning of the murder Tre-
bilcox purchased revolver. AT the
gate of his wife's house he was con-
fronted by Charles Allen, aged 10 years,
who had been boarding there. The
youth shouted warming to Mrs Tre-
bilcox. but attracted by the voices of
the men, she came into the yard.
On seeing him she turned away and
Trebilcox Immediately shot his wife
In the back of the head. killing her in
stantly. Allen seized the gun and fired
at the murderer but missed. Trebi-
cox leaped behind a door and shot
Allen in the left thigh.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
VEAL REPLACES CHICKEN
Cans Supposed to Contain Meat of
Fowl Are Found to Be
"PlaIn CaIf'
BY Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. S.-Reports of
the analysis Of the twenty samples of
the potted ham. chicken. hamburger
steak. luncheon sausage and similar
preparations sold by meat packers,
submitted to State Dairy and Food
Commissioner Ankeny today show the
presence of preservative and In some
cases traces of tin and zinc poison.
Cans labeled "potted chicken" were
found to contain veal.
Mr.. Ankeny will officially warn the
manufacturer that their products win
be kept out OF the Ohio markets un-
less they comply with the law.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
TIES UP FRESH FOOD SUPPLY
Deck Hands Strike in New York Har-
bor and Perlshable Freight
Will Suffer
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-New York
city's supply of milk, fruit and vege-
tables. usually delivered on the North
and East river water fronts from
freight cars towed from the Jersey
terminals of the Jersey Central and
Lehigh Valley railroads, viii be held
up tomorrow morning.
The 450 deck hands of the tug boats
which guide the car floats struck to-
night for an increase Of pay.
Unless the several companies grant
the increase in wages which the strik-
ers assert has been promised, but never
given. hundreds Of carloads of perish
able freight. valued at many hundred
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
PEACE CONFERENCE
COMES TO NAUGHT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S-What
was intended to be a peace conference
between the Shipowners' association
and the sailors union in the mayor s
office today ended in nothing being ac-
complished in the way of the settle
ment of the seamen's strike.
The conference is said to have re-
suited in a sharp exchange of words
between Capt Goodall, representing
the ship owners, and Andrew Furseth.
secretary of the sailors union, and
ended in the two men calling each
other names.
This was partly caused by Goodall
demanding more police protection for
the non-union sailors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
DESERTS CORPSE;
LANDS IN JAIL
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
BAKERSFIELD, Aug. 8.-Because he
refused to keep guard over the dead
body of Jose Diaz, an old man man who
is supposed to have been foully muir
dered near the Carissa ranch in San
Luis Obispo county the night of July
20, Salvador Fuseke, a Portuguese well
known and respected in that section of
the state, is in jail and Sheriff Yancey
McFadden is coming to Bakersfield to
take Fuseke to San Luis Obispo under
suspicion of being the murderer of the
old man.
Fuseke claims that he is innocent. The
old man, he says, rolled off the veranda
during the night and met death in that
manner. He is satisfied of his ability to
clear himself with the San Luis Obispo
authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
POLICY. HOLDERS
ATTACK FUNDS
Rv AasooIated Presa.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-The
s5s5,OOO deposited in New York by the
Transatlantic Fire Insurance company
Of Hamburg, whi h has disavowed Iia-
bility for its losses here, has been at
tached by the policy holders of San
Francisco to prevent the German cor
poration from withdrawing from the
United States.
The attachment was made today by
agents of Walter L. II. Linforth, an
attorney acting for few Of the policy
holders here whose claims total about
sec 1000.
The entire deposit, however. is a trust
fund for the enefit of all the policy
holders in this country and in case the
courts declare the claims just. this
money will be distributed proportion
ately among all.
The body of policy holders here met
today and decided to form an organi-
zation to fight as a unit.
It is Intended to wage the battle in
the German courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
RESIDENCE BURNS;
CHILDREN PERISH.
FIVE LOSE LIVES IN FIRE NEAR
OMAHA
Serious Injuries Are Also Sustained
by the Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Daniels, and May
Not Recover
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
OMAHA, Aug. 9.-Thomas Daniels
five children perished this evening in
a fire which destroyed. the family resi-
dence at suburb of this city.
Mrs. Daniels was seriously burned
and may not recover, and her husband
was badly burned in an effort to save
his family.
The dead children are:
Lille, aged Is.
Ernest, aged 8.
Bertha, aged Z.
Earl, aged 4.
Florence, aged 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
SNOW DEALER is
FOULLY MURDERED
BY Associated Press,

who supplies Covelo with snow to be
used in place of ice, left his home, six
teen miles from here, for Covelo with
pack of snow about 1 o'clock this
morning, and at about o'clock he was
found near Harringtons school house,
half mile from his home, by school
children murdered.
He had been shot under the eye, the
bullet passing through his head, caus-
ing instant death.
The indications are that he was shot
from ambush.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
WILL LOOK AFTER
3,OO0,OOO POLES
A-socia ted Press.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. Announcement
was made today that Right Rev.
Joseph Weber of Lemberg has been ap-
pointed by Pope Plus X as bishop for
the United States to look after the well
fare of the 100000 Polanders in Amer
lea.
Bishop Weber is now in Rome, max
ing his novitiate in the Resurrectionist
order AS soon as this is completed he
will come to America and make his
headquarters in Chicago.
The bishop is a Pole, doctor of
sacred theology and an accomplished
Iinguist.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
FIND CANNED HORSE FLESH
Japan Has Meat Scandal of Its Own
Rivalng the Chicago
Exposures
BY Associate ted Press.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. S.-The Tosa
Maru brought news of a Japanese
canned meat scandal similar to Chi
oago's exposures.
AS a result of an official investiga-
tion into the canned meat industry at
Hiroshima consequent upon the United
States agitation II was found that
cans purporting to be boiled beef con-
tanned horse flesh, which had been pre-
pared in some ingenious manner and
could only be identified by careful
chemical ananlysis.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09

1-Employe blamed for accident.
2-No apology due from Uncle Sam.
Islands aloof from politics.
4-EditoriaI.
5-city news.
6-Sports.
7-Southern California news.
s-Markets.
e-classified advertisements.
1o-Railroad news.
EASTERN
Mob threatens to lynch Clifford Hooe
correspondent in the Hartje divorce casa
at Pittsburg.
Banker stensland and Cashier Harry
Herring of the Milwaukee Avenue State
bank of chicago elude pursuers.
Five children burn to death near
Omaha.
Federal grand jury indicts Standard Oil
company at Chicago.
FOREIGN
Russian officials to make example OF all
extremists who encouraged riots and
disorders.
Conference between representatives Of
the Sailors union and the Ship Owners
Mazamas party reaches top of Mount
Baker and discovers many assures emit
ting boiling water.
Counterfeiters arrested at San Fran
cisco admit operating a bogus mint.
LOCAL
Corpse OF young woman, probably muir
dered, found in Santa Monica canyon
Ninety-six candidates running for Of
fiice.
Senator Flint says he will support no
candidates
Actress Nellie De Vaughn ends her
life.
Mrs. scheck will take the stand.
Expert Lippincott need not pass civil
service examination.
Los Angeles safe deposit vaults are
safe
Chicago woman falls off car.
Man falls dead near Plaza.
Armed men stop dredger at salt works
near Long Beach.
Count Won Buelow aGain attacked.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
GAR PAYS HIGH
FOR so SEANCES
Rv Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. S.-The
Bourse Gazette announces that Papus,
the spiritualist who is said to have
great influence over the emperor, has
gone abroad for medical treatment, as
his nervous system is shattered by
the press revelations.
According to the report. Papus gave
fifty seances to the emperor. receiving
$25. 900 as compensation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
CLOUDBURST ENDS
LIVES OF THREE
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Ell PASO, Tex. Aug Sword was
received here today that a cloudburst
and flood at Durango, Mexico, yester-
day, caused the death of three per-
sons. Water was six feet deep in the
streets of the town and many houses
were badly damaged.
AT Alameda heavy rush of water
damaged the parks, the military bar
racks being flooded.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
LIGHTNING KILLS
TWO CHILDREN
B, Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Aug. 8.-The
trial of the men charged with the
lynching of several negroes here sew
eral months ago was begun today.
Soon after the trial was started ]. L.
Maxey, one of the regular panel of
jurors, received word that his house,
fifteen miles west of Springfield, had
been struck by lightning. his two chill
dren killed and the house destoryed,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
WIIl slan ArtIeIes Today
BY Aaaociatsd Press.

coLDFIELD, Aug S.-Articles for
the Gans-Nolson fight viii probably
be signed tomorrow Cans selected
training quarters today near Goldheld.
Nelson left Ogden tonight for Reno
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
THE DAYS NEWS
--
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair Thurs
day; cloudy in the morning; light
southwest. wind. Maximum tenn
perature in Los Angeles yester-
day, 78 degrees; minimum, 62 de-
grees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
Honey Crop is Light
BY Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. S.--Bee men of the
county say that the honey crop is at
least 75 per cent short. The season
opened well with plenty of flowers, but
the late and untimely rains, followed by
the cold weather of June, stopped the
bees from working until the flowers
were about all gone On the desert side
of the mountains the crop is much bet
ter, but they are far from the market.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-09
Poor Meat; Bid Fine
By Associa ted Press

by ANHOcIW TVII I-TV8H
VICK5BURG. Miss, Aug. 9.-In tho
city court today Swift & Co. werc fined
500 on a charge OF selling meat unit
for food.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
WAS M ARIZONA DURING
INE aTlRnlNo TlMEa.

Major n. s. Bishop OF the Fifth cav
airy. United States army. and COM
mandnut af Fort Apache, arrived in
Foghix Thursday morning for the
purpose cf inspecting the local MILL
i'rv cnmpany. in accordance with or
dcm recently issued hy the war de-
nanmcul says the Gazette.
Major bishop D. perhaps one Of the
best known on the regulars" VINO
Fyer visited lhia section and Oh parlic,
ularly wen remembered hy enc old
timers. having been stationed IN the
territory during the troubles with She
Apaches under General Crook
The major Rrsi came i1 Arizona I'M
1870 and Naa almost continually ln
ihe field until 1878. when DO was or.
dorod elsewhere These wore not the
days of The society soldier neither
were thy spent By Uncle SENS on.
cers ln book Sighting bat ON the con.
.tmry % was She rcal ihlne they had
tn contend with az that tlmo. and
Major Bishop was in the very thick.
esq oi tho fracas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

10 Wilbge Dunlavy. hia heirs. admin.
iHtrnfOrg and aaalfnai
You are hereby notified that | have
expended m labor and Improvements
upon enc Refuge Lode situated On che
New placers Mining District. County
OF Santa re. Territory Of Now Mexico,
fof the yeof 1905. Ono Hundred
(Si0100 Dollars. na win appear hy
certificate iiloG December 2sih. 1908.
On toe Office of the Recorder of aald
county. in order lO hold said promleol
under provisions Of Section 2aft, Re
yisef Statutes of che United States
being amount required 90 hold the
same ~ the year ending December
3lst. 1906.
And IN within ninety days after ihi1
notice hy publication you fan OF %.
fuse io contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure as a cU.oWnori ronr
Interest in said claim win become the
property of the subscriber under sald
Section g3af.
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
First publication Jan. 90 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
FAMOUS TOMBSTONE EDITOR
THREATENS 70 SUE CITY

Tho municipality Of Phoenix iH
tlroaicned with q suit FOR a printing
hli The Jaw provides Tor the printing
OF election calls ln uno paper of each
political faith and in accordance the
city recorder recently had published a
call for the coming election in the
Republican and Enterprise The fore
mcr presented and had SLOWED a bin
fr f5s. while iho Enterprise presented
q hnl iOf $500 which was rejected.
Editor John o. dunbar who IS one
lol me Veterans of the business ln All
zone. says Do win sue ihe elty Tor tho
amount go charged me regular LEGAL
rate of 81 an lDoh
Dunbar was editor 0f ihe Tombstone
I,ntaph when Tombstone was in ilA
haicyon dayE. uul haa been 'n fhQpniN
~ 4 number ol years asa has always
charged me regular rate i0f ihis work
Tho council has oIorcd 90 Nomnro'
misc, but he declines 80 entertain amy
propositions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SOCORRO TO HAVE
A CANNING FACTORY
Or CAPTAIN IA. cooNEYs PLANS
90 NOT miscARRY-ePEAKs Or
His EXPERIMENTAL TRUCK
Farm.

Captain "a Cconoy, one of The Sold
timers on 2uc0rro county aud one Of
the beat known ciii4cne ~ sarnrro
was in the city over Sunday Vialiine
with friends and acquaintance Cap
tain Cuoncy. aiiDF whom che Cooncy
mining district wae named, is at pres
cnt engaged in experimental farm
work af bis home in accorro. and has
horod one OF the finest wells On that
vicinity. with view tu PUMPKINS
water fur irrigation purposes Speak.
hog OF Die enterprise. Captain Coonfy
aaldi
eve struck water at depth OF
8eYcniy eve lea. but not unfli after
We had gone fhrouTh several strata
90 gravel penetrating one Dig boulder
and boring through one OF ire tough.
ost heda of clay / ever aaW. q
water. however when Wr dli roach 10,
came with rush. and o. sufficiently
plentiful Cor all purposes. For twenty
uf iWonty.uYC minutes after We struck
water o. rose rapidly and lowed over
The sides of che casing convincing ua
that ID We had gone. say 100 feet
deeper. we would have struck an ar
t0finr now
n have lhiriy.onc acres planted in
vegetables which VII be- irrigated On.
iirciy from ihe ven. and O. wili keep
q gasoline engine aolns all The ilmo
90 pump q cut. ana iudElng from
present indications. ! do not believe
We VIII ho able io pump ID dry for
many uruns 90 come
"At present am huaily oneagel in
interesting capital in coming fac.
tory fcf slcpTu, aud I ann sure Tint
lii 81 0nls q mairCr of time uaill we
I win htye one there end that % viii
he "a paving proposition, goes Win.
1 out rpYlns The fact lhnt water D.
] plentiful ln ihr valley Wlli be- on in.
ducemon' for the farmers io put I'M
I truck gardens and truck gardens viii
assure success Tor the canning fac
tory
speaking of the bohemian colony
I that Max kirchman NJ Chlcagn. 's
I preparing tn locate near aocorro, Cap
lfaln Cronoy Tnid ihat De- Thought g
would DO great good towards boosting
that city nlong on Cos pathway of pro.
/ FfcFa. os the hohemiang are q thrifty
class and very desirable nclEhbcrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
CLOSES IT'S SESSION
WITH BRILLIANT SERMON
NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION or
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
hNO MISSION TEACHERS FIN.
i8hEs IT'S LhBoRs.


The New Mcyic0 Association of
Congregational churches and Mission
TeachCra closed iis present annu-f
session yesterday with mOrnins and
evening services in the Congregational
chgrCa. most of she divincs and teach.
crs who have been On attendance lcav.
ing today Tor fhclr respective homes.
Yesterday morning after The Sab
bath rfh0nl services. fhC dedication OF
ihn new pipe uraan took place, With
beautiful and Impressive corommies.
uf which t'mo the grOlt organ, under
tac manipulation oi Mfs. HaYmond
Lester wos heard t0 cxcollsni alvaui.
age
Tho morning devotional exercises nt
80 O'clock were conducted hy Roy.
Charles M Small enc az the prOmi.
nent diYines of Cleveland Onlo who
delivered % powerful and entertaining
sermon GO % very large congregation.
in the afternoon from 3 to 4 O'Clock
The women of the association held a
meeting presided over hy Mosdnmcs
Hcald and Porerneid
AZ 1:16 o'clock I'm the evening. Rev
Or Warren Il. Day Pastor Emeritus
of the First CONGREGATIONAL church Oh
fos Anreles. Cal. delivered a brilliant
sermon before congregation that
taxed the largo church 10 So utmost
capacity.
Rev Or Day % one of the most eiO
uucut divines ihat has ever preached
q sermon IN this city Gifted witt
graceful gestures and VITA a power 81
oraiory that moves and Awayg hl'
hearers at hlE command be- dcliYorof
a sermon that brought clearly ih'
magnotlsm of tho speaker 10 the fort
and fully reimbursed every enc pres
emf FOR any trouble they might hav'
been 10 la attending
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
IMPROVING STREET CAR
SYSTEM or LAS VEGAS.

las Yoeaa b. To- have a aplendid
street car system lh the near future.
William a. Buddeoke. who q pFomot
ing tho affair aaa tho utmost conn.
dence in las Vegas Ba a growing city
and during the past year has iathercd
new street cars OF modern pattern have
arrived ia bas Vegas, and VIII be- pas
into commission as soon as work on
the trolley wires mas been completed.
MI nuddcck0 Is counting on heavy
iralnc on NE canyon line when thu.
Federal Fuiornnl association cunvcrs'
the MouiCEuma hotel into o. sauilnrium
aud n was with that end in view thai
DO ordered chs two additional cars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

10 Mary q webb Cassie White .. e.
white. a. j. strumquit. ]. II.
amithHe. George if uazclton, John
con ID. Brown. 3. b. Kelly. y. y.
Abraham. b. D. Baldwin. their heirs,
administrators and nnHignf, ana OFT
persons claiming Interest or title 90
Ore Old Timer Lode Mining Claim.
You are hereby notified that We
have expended in labor nnd Improve
munta up0n fhc Ola Timer Lode fii'
untog I'M the New placcra MINING Dis
trlct. county 90 Santa Fo, and Terri
tory of Now Mexico. Ono Hundred DOE
lars fof the year 1908. ~ VIII appear
hv certificate filed November sth.
1903, one Hundred Duliafa ilr the
year 1905. ns viii appear hy.cof'if'cato
nied November iilh, 1900. nnd one
Hundred Dollars Cor ihe year ilna, ~
VIII appear hy certificate iilcl 10
tnmher gsfh. 1905 in tho Office cf me
tho Recorder of said county, in order
10 hold said premises under provision
Oh Section ea2f. Revised Statutes on
the United States, being amount re-
rulrci in hold fho same for the years
ending November asst 1903. Deccn-
bor STAT ia0i. end December $751;
1908.
And N aNh'a ninety days eiter thla
Notice hy publication SON inN or 10.
Fuse t1 contribute your proportion 81
such expenditure as c00wncr your in,
iorcsi iu said claim viii become the
property of The subscriber under said
Section aa2l
q. T. BROOKS.
w 81 aTeICkIEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

lea FOR the use OF public funds hY a
bank. the interest undoubtedly ought
% go into enc public treasury. and not
into ne ironHnrcra private pocket.
Having nov completed our lthors.
we respectfully agk io be discharged
from ftVthor attendance oi the pres
emf term ul court
(aigncdl WILLIAM KiEKF.
Foreman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Territory of Now Mexico. County of
Hornall1n. in tho District Court
Ina Re. Estate of George D. SnmofE.
Notice la hereby given, that We. the
undersigned. were. on The nah day OF
February. 1905. duly appointed by the
Probate Court or said county of Bcr-
naiillo. executors OF the last viii and
Testament OF tho said George B.l
somcra. deceased. md an persons
having claims against the estate
should present the same within the
time prescribed by law.
T. q. RALpRlDGE.
OTrO DlECKMANN,
Executors,
r. W. ID. BRYAN, Attorney for the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

You are hereby notified that We,
your co.owuols in thc Iron Mask
ode and thc black Iron Lode, sliu-
atei M the in8 plnciina Mining Dis.
trici. county 90 Sandoyai, Territory
uf New Mexico. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars in labor and improve
mcnts unon said l0dfa, rs VIII appear
hy certificate nlol October end 1905
in the Office ~ the Recorder az said
county, in order 90 hold said premises
under provisions of Section 1924. Re.
visod Statutes OF the United States.
being tho amount required 90 hold inc
same ior tho year ending December
3iat 1905.
And 90 within rinoty days after this
notice by publication yon fail or refuse
Co contribute your proportion 81 aucE
expenditure as owner your inter-
oat in said claim viii become the
property OF ihc subscribers, under said
Section $685.
HERBERT o. BROOKS,
&. E FRANK.
Firsi publication, Jan. 20. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
TAKE II IN rlME.
Juut as Scores e Albuquerque People
Rave.

Waiting doesn't pny.
NJ y0u neglect thn aching hack.
Urinary troubles diabetes surely
follow
Doan's kidney Pills relieve back
ache
Cure every kidney iu
Alhnuuoruue citizens endorse them.
Mrs 81. j. Bmilcr. residence 7iI
East street Says, when / went 90
a drug store fOr noan'H Kidney Pills
I had AN attack ~ hnckache Il was
only one 0l many which had annoyed
me for two or three years Al FIRST
they were mild. ana ] expected they
wonid leave just ~ myGieriously as
tho ycnmc, hut with the passing OF
time enc attacks were more froquqnl
and Of longer duration / used lhroai
boxes OF Doana Kidney pillH. and
was rewarded with on entire cogsH-
ton af the aching Up 10 date, and lt
Do considerably over Ga months since
stopped the treatment there has not
been n sign OF any recurrence"
For sale hy an dealers Price 90
cents. FOhiorMllhurn Co. Buffalo. N.
". sole agents for the United States.
Remember tho noln'e-an
take no other so
Notice has been received thai .OIce.
nre April T. the Louisville a. Nafh-
WHO and Louisville. Henderson a. SCI
ouls trains will use fho Same depot
in louisville, rendering transfer al
that city Tor Tho east unnecessary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

TO Prank Engois. Walter Alloway
their heirs. administrators ana aa-
signs. and an persons claiming IN
tcrcat or iiilo 90 the lroQ Mask ana
Black Iron Mlnlng Claims
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
7 ~ NAilllltitlNtfs
orro DlEcHMANN.

r. w d. BRYAN. Attorney for the
Ealaln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

fenecr under this head have been
brought io onr attention As Tar n9
We can learn gaming licenses are
promptly collected and accounted for
and suah warrants AZ have troubled
Gny part Oi our county have been
within tha cty of Albuquerque, and
hrre boon vigorously dealt with hy
loch police authorities. $50 thai
action 0r Investigation un orr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

FIr.t publication. jan. 30. 700.