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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
A WHITE CHRISTMAS
AT MOUNTAINAIR
People Enjoy Themselves,
With Snow on the Ground
and In Zero Weather.
MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST
- -.

Special Correspondence;
M0unthlnair. New Mexico. Dec 80.
II n white Christmas pOrieuda a
pFoapefDua year, ibis section ~ the
Sunshine Territory cernialy has a
bright outlook The last storm
kruuehi twentythroo inches 90 the
beautiful with ~ degrees below zero
weather Range stock without feed
VIII certainly suffer This breaks the
record. 80 iar a. known in this part
OF the country
ln spike of the SNOW and Tho cold
Weaihrr Mouniainnif people enjoyed
tho Christmas holidays boz good old
fashioned down east style There was
BOO public tree hut several familiol
enjoyed "a visit from Santa Claut
around che evergreen. decorated with
home grown holly and mieilot0o
Tho now company we'll lg now down
about ESQ feoi and the drill ls aiill Do
red sandstone Tao work has beer
somewhat delayed un account of The
inability iu Rci coal Tho drill mrf
tnv chat flOWins WAter a. a shallow
depth s not an impossibiliiy
The steel train has been pulled OF
thc wost end. and b now worfing, 90
u least. trying 90 work. east az WI
lard. There o. htill q rap of about 90
teDn miles between fhc two ends u
lhe track iu Abo Canyon.
faH Blair. one of ianirH tharni
oldoai onHinocrl has hcOn granted 9
'ayon and hns r0nr io sacred Heart
oklahoma 'o sP nd ihc holidays VIII
ihe home fulks No thinks he VIZ
hr.ng BIZ family tack With hlm au'
mhFo MoWntalnair DIE home
Chaa Roher secured % ipayo ~ hh
srucr nom Tho fariry. Shary com
raiy and started io Ei raso ON "a va
cation. boot gu into "a snow bank al
Torrance and came back
Camp az which was nt the ura
steam shovel cut west of Willard. hni
moved down 20 the junction city. anf
viii 50 90 the first cut east af aQof
aa the track reaches there
Richard Dunn. of me Mora Timber
company. was snow hound here dur
ing Christmas. but finally Eot away
Tuesday morning lie dld MOI 0hicri
very strcnu0usly. for ho said he dit
not know a better place to spend che
holidays. e he could bol be- at HONS
with his family.
Mrs. Geo. V Hanloa and her sister
Mrs. j j Coiorth. expect 20 leave b.
few days for their old home Ia Win
nold. Kan. called there by tho aeri
ous Illness Of their mother
Word has been received here thai
the Madrid coai mines are on fife ans
that the Santa be Central. which gct'
rs cial from these mines, viii con
flscaie an the coal now Va transit
This may mean a general tleup ATOMS
the cutoff unless arrangements cRr
hc made az once to secure coal from
some ether source
The storm viii Gauss anrnf delay IN
1hr natter of track luymg but u
stopped the steam shovel work her,
only ono day ~ fhorr la no had
luck io hinder d ls Thought IN,
shovel work will he completed 10
about SIX wcelf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

cIues where special messengers are
hfri by tho p01Cnlcc department to
iHko care oi tbs anch of the ser-
vice.
fAe IS u. n n Albuquerque have
about 500 call boxes. These are arr
ranged on circuits, each box having =
certain number. when the party
1fantH a messenger, he turns q crank
the mechanism inside the box opens
iho circuit Ia the main once. and tn4s
in turn operates the tape register,
whlch works similar % thC stock
ucher. The calls come Ia dashea.
which. when counted correctly. CORE
POND 90 the list of names and num-
ntrs OF places where the Boxes are
iCcsted. Calls are also received by
trierhone from placa where there are
no can boxes and these calls also re-
c'Ne prompt attention.
o. is the aim OF the management OF
fhis service in Albuquerque 90 secure
hright. polite ana honest boys TO ~
This work This however, ls 40 times
quite dlflcult as most boys in Albn-
guorque go 90 school Al present they
base a force OF pretty good boys. who
enter into tho spirit Of the bualuosF
and Try 90 give as good service Hs
thol possibly can
Several nights ago messenger
went 90 dollver "a telegram to "a geu-
fman Ia The Western part of town,
Tho 10y went ju tho house pushed .ao
electric bell and waited. No one came
fn the door iO gave & another ring
Iud then heard an angry voice from
she inside ask what was wanted The
boy replied That be had a telegram
Cor him. Ou account Of the high
WInd, be- Was not heard Tho hoy
waited q little while and then Fot-
rug impatient gave the bell another
long ring Too tho meantime tkc man
had concluded that Il was a burglar
ringing The he'll % sec whether or
not there was any one az home and
hnd slipped out the rear door and iust
as the boy took his hand on the lut-
Ion. he WAS confronted by an eK.
ceodingly ang,y man armed with a
siX shooter nearly ns biz as the boy.
Tat man yelled hands up" al
Apy who was nearly frightened out
~ his Wits However matters were
soon satisfactorily Strengthened out
and after receiving a quarter the boy
went on his way rejoicing
Il Ia tho custom here on Christmas
fur the messengers 20 hand out
Christmas cards with grsailngs ON
hem. This year the merchants aud
others we're very generous and the
boys na,tod about tl25 as the result
oi their iahOra.
The boys whose pictures appear in
be- above cui are, Spider" spnil Joe
Arthur Klein. Arthur Radcliffe Regi-
paid Radcliffe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

yraflgatiou The report. h lA stated
although n1t falls completed, viii he
Finished ln a fuw dayH. and win b.
ready % Do Submitted ID The lozlsia
iura at tho earliest Opportunity. Tho
question. whether tho committee VIII
oontinpe tho investigation o. not, viii
bc loh 90 tho legislature, end The
opinion regarding Tho probable course
~ thai body differs materially
ln ruEard lo enc fact shsi nelther
Postmaster General CoFlelFoa nsaF
Cornelius ~ bliss have bcan exam
lned, senator Armstrong; has SAID
thni b Wuald o. uselosa To waste aag
time Wlfh snch an examination. as
thosa two gentlemen could not con
trllute uay lnf0raafiOu conserving
fho campaign contribution BY tho in-
surance companies which bad uet
leeu brought oul already "a tha in
Fesiinaiiun ln some quarters it R
believed thar iho eSmocfatic monbom
Of me lngialafare viii not h. tuiilfiei
with tho result of fhe inyeeiignfim
aud Wli demand q c0ntlnuanca ~ tha
hearing. n tho nope thaf 1omo adj
iional lacia damaging t0 thr repab
iirHu party may ho br0uNat Gus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

soften. ana lolliea which d Will laugh
out OF countonance. There are dream.
ore which ID will wake un. and lazy
bones which Is viii snake until they
rattle. There are old guags which 10
viii pull up and send down the
stream. snd there are men and women
who have become chronic obstacles or
irrltanta. whom Il viii gently Wait
away. There are yOung people who
nave carried an unknown land in their
own brain whom u will discover %
themselves; and other yOung people
whom 4 will discover 20 one another.
and crown their path with orange
blossoms There are men whom u
viii bring face 20 face with The for
tune which they have long sought,
and women who viii be- carried up %
the heights 81 their little OF great
ambnl0n8 Aud 90 noble ones. who
have worked unn0iiCcd and unsunn.
@ will brine the crown OF reward
And then. too, some thugs win NOT
happen al an We have borrowed
much trouble IN the past Many of
our fears have Kept sell On the dis
lance, and u they bob up again ID VIII
only bc because they SUSPECT W.
would like to see them. The worst
o. not cling tO happen. even 10 90 looks
that way The children may get shcii
lcot wet and not die A cough vii
not De- sure 90 turn into consumption
/ The extra Amount which the VII,
| srCndR ahdor the temptation of greR
/ bargains. viii not bankrupt the fam
| lly The crons may NOS fail VI Chs
/ clouds DO turn themselves into ompii
mockory and the country may CON
l tinuo in prosperity. even % the cleo
iions go not RS a. desired
Hut there b. a faith which risc'
/ hlghOr and plants itself on surr
| GROUNDS than umo'e unceraintic7
Paul said we know that an thing
Work together for good 90 them tha
I IuNu God This A. sublime aaHuf
anCo. lor there ls fearful sweep 10
/ tho wOrkigg 0f all things. and to tuu
all the cross currents and stubborn
tides ~ me wide Boa of existence. an,
/ dl ihe fearful and fcVersh eporFie
ol ihe whole confused mass, toward
an expected cnd, requires an omnipo
tent hand But God was ln The Apoa
/ tloa word. and God Do in Time and Do
has said % know The thoughts iha
/ thiak towards you thnuehis %
peace and noe OF nfil. io give son %
expected end"
Ana nov comes another Thought
W. have wished The world a happ
nUW year Wac " only a breath %
continent or are We willing q
make the new year happy? The Apps
tlo SAYS that we are workers toeethe
with God How much are We wilhnl
90 work with God 20 make all thing
work together for good aud 20 makl
our wish n fact? Il will only take
little stroke here and there. day bl
day a little change of tont a tOucI
LOT kindness IN tho voice. a warme
grasp OF the hand. a yes, instead o
a no. 10 make the world a far has
pier world than Il was last year. Ar
We willing 10 do ~ Is The vial
which we have thrown across IN
year sliken cord which win lea
us along a noble path 81 duty 70 IN
end OF its days? 4 happy new yea
90 yOs an,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
GOVERNOR HAGERMAN'S INAUCU.
RATION, RECEPTION AND BALL
Will be Made One Of the Most Brilliant Social
Events Ever Held at Santa Fe.-KiII Occur
Monday, January y.

thai have taken place in the his.orio
capital
About 1000 will b. raised for that
purpose. and lasi evening an exoru
tive committee consisting ~ Wallace
: haynolda chairman. A. ~ Rene
han. secretary. Paul "A. .. Walter
Arhu. 5cllaman. Lovi A. Hughes
Amodo Chayc8 and jose d soma mel
Co mako the preliminary arrange
mcnts
suh.c inmifirfl wore appointed ana
to thr Womane Board 0l Trade wac
allotted The iath Of preparing the ~.
Treatments io he served upon tho ~
caHlon
q was decided io have che rocoption.
wEleh wil iakp place al tho Palace
hutci opun tO an corners. al % h the
dneiro ~ NJ HaEcTman Go meet a.
many rnoplf Ol The territory upon
that occasion as possible
Owing to the llmtod hail room A.
oummodatious. q was decided % "a
Hr price NJ admission 81 the inau
Euul hall az e. por couple. and az
only goo tickets viii ho printed. those
who desire io attend must apply NJ an
carIf date o. John ~ Vaughn. al ne
Fiut National bnuk either To- Wrting
on IN person. aa nli orders for itch
eis VIII he hlled a. applications are
received
The bail viii 20 doubt be- a note
worthy event attended by people from
every nar 81 the territory.
According % present arrangements.
Mr Haaerman will take the oath AZ
ofiicr af 2 o'clock on Monday
Afternoon. lanuafl 81. ln Open coart
IN Tho supreme conn room Of Mes
MeElco Chief Justice william g.
Mills administering the oath. Tho
ceremony Will BE- very almplp and tho
public viii b. admitted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
GROWING IN SPITE Of MOSQUITOES
~ G. y. KoHNRE,
president New Orleans noard Of
TRADE.

The past year has been one of tho
MOST successful in al husinqsa lines
In The history of New Orleans. Thc
lnfgc outside buying II real 3 tate by
The various railroads seeking en-.
trance ana facilities has turned ionao
fuli gi0O00.000 in cash. which
money la nov 10 che hands of our ~
cal people for FriHvrsfment in aii in.
wiling securities.
The price of real estate has appro.
oiated fully 7s per cent daring che
past year
IN spite Of the yellow fever opt
domic. which was uff0riuhiiy con.
trolod and then stamped out bufcrp
the coming of frost. our bank clear
iuEs were bat 9ia.000000 lees Tor che
year ended November 90th last. than
iur the previous year ended on thar
date This o. hui che AVERAGE clear
iuga ol a single week showing thaf
but one Wceks business WA lost
Tho beard uf trade woHd probably
be- "a unit in ASSERTING ia me boif
railroad which BE- hna secured Ior ihiF
r.ty IH tho greatest achievement ln itu
history anI tho one which will lead
io ihO most lasting ana nrunahla rc
suite tceauf. 30 win build uD manu-
of che cts on land Wtich had nre
vioualY Negn uf little value AN ol
our rlyor front needed f1r Wharve.
OBJ hnnalf tho Import rnd ofnar bust
uo.t
hflirrn that during io0G thor,
will ho l8rf0 Investments of outside
capital 'iu tIe manu'aWnnuv indus
ir.oa
hricfe that 1000 will furnish th,
conclusive proof Chat yellow fover can
uoi glla flitil'd under enc mosanlio
mnihod of treatment aud ihai loo fclI
iy fhr past epidemic Waf % hiossnr
20 diHaul
When II Ia noted thai Shares in fhf
Sew orleans COTTON Exchange nrf
fnw worth $4,000 o1rh Whnfaaa uvt
Gears ago thoy we're worth loea than
5000 hai shares Loo the Nou Orleans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
TIMELY TRUTHS TOLD
Ih0uGhTLESS PARENTS
GREAT NEED M MANY PLACES
THAT CHILDREN ATTEND
MORE REGULARLY At SCHOOL.


ln lnOhiuF over riO school report
published Ia our laal ISSUE We find
SOME Items that cnll for action This
action must cpmc in most nau from
the parents The Item We refer 90
are those neither absent nor tardy."
That a room with an enrolment az "a
should only haze . who are neither
absent nor tardY. Or that a ru0m Ia
he higher grades, with an enrolment
OF 81 should have only that are
nolthcr absent nur tWdy rs startling.
We believe that little extra
thought aud action aa the pafi OF the
parents can remedy his. "a should BE-
remembered that In graded aohO0ls,
each days work Is bet part that
makes un the whole. 20 lose a day
0r lesson impairs ihe childa ability
tn 80 on. day'e gorh IN these
schools ih hkr the gaiiH on o rail-
ruad they carr the child from one
grade % another just ~ the rails
carry The train from one station 90
another n fnli be- broken or dis
placed there la either delay o. d
wreck. aud sometimes both u g.
just a. true OF the child ln the work
of mastering the grades To lose e
day o. lesson Us ia invite future
trouble
For such reports To go uut Is unluil
io Pennington as az educational
town. our parents. as "a rule have an
admirable civic pride When there is
anything 10 be- done for Pennington,
thoy respond with a win and unan-
Unity that rs most pleasing ia this
matter of better and more prompt
attendance SOU have a chance 20 heip
not only gour own town but y0nf
child as we'll We appeal 10 your
civic pride aud your sense of fuiy
t0 your child to see that ou next
pear Mako an extra effort tp see
That your child rs there each day
and on time Farmluef0n Hustler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
AFTER RESULTS FROM
INSURANCE PROBING

NeN YORK Jan III gas made
known. last nlght. on ezcollsut au-
thority tina, John A. Mccall resigned
Saturday from the presidency Of .ae
New York Life says t0day's Times.
and that bis roalgnation was roluCi
antly accepted hy the truaiooa Of the
olmpany official announcement of
his resignation has hesn planned by
ihe trustees 90 be- made made neat
Tuesday. when the annual statement
0f the company viii ho made
John Ciainin a dry goods mcrchaAi.
who b. "a trustee of the New f0rA
Life bias been frequently spoken ~
as thn successor of Mccall hn u Ia
not certain that DO will acCep'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

AlAoggh The a. y. r. service has
hUen established but three years. m
this city. n has grown 90 boz neuea-
sity The duties Of these boys are
quite varied They deliver and pick
up Western Union kilograms, deliver
all OF Uncle Sans special delivery
letters ana DO errands Of en- kinds,
such az carrying notes, packages and
bundles Special atiantiG % given %
the delivery Of special delivery let
irrs rhe special delivery sacks uf
mail sro taken FROM incoming trains
a the depot mniF room. delivered at
iha n18ioiiice Immediately, the clerk
Ht the pusiuflcc turns the a. D. y.
crank and a messenger goes 90 the
InstoniCc quickly ana delivers the
letters promptly This gives the spe
tlai delivery business Ia Albuquerque
etir &C. that d uncqublct. even la big
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
THE A. D. 7. DELIVERY SERVICE
SYSTEM IN ALBUQUERQUE

telegraph and cable service. maintain
at this place what IL known az the
repeater station. A storage battery
Of $50 cells supplies the necessary
electrical power, asa twelve duplex
seta. four quad Hetn esd five single
line repeaters. inrnihh an unlnter-
rupted service between the east ana
the western coast Through the local
repeater station they have eight lines
running 90 the north. six lines 20 the
west and two 90 the south. al hut
two of which are quad sets with
the aid of these quad sets, q o. ai.
most impossible 90 render the lines ol
the Postal company unless through
stormk etc. as four different mes
saRes can 20 through a quad set a.
one time. since the office was ilrai
established. in 1898. the buainoaaa Of
che office has trohlod in volume Five
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
rHG POSTAL TELEGRAPH co.

the POSTAL TELEcRApH CO.
Tho Postal Telegraph company,
with offices az lOa South Second
street in addition 90 having q regular
messenger aud carrier boys are om-
ployod who, in addition 90 delivering
messages, are also employed In do
livorIug bundles. letters. etc. for the
nominal sum OF from no TO 30 cents,
according 20 the length OF time spent
In the delivery Following are the
NAMES OF those employed al the local
office at present
R.-H. Hawkins, local manager. "a.
". Cantrlll day operator aud re-
peater chief. W X. Rowens. night
operator and repeater chief. G w.
Hawkins. counter clerk, and q A. Uii-
lies ilnenan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
ORATORICAL SOCIETY FORMED
NAMES or THE oFFicERs WHO
WILL GUIDE TIE DEsT5NiEs or
INFANT ron FRET YEAR

Tho lntorHcholnatic Orntorical AZ.
fQciafiun Yves orranigod ln thia city
saturday evening last. hg thR Cioc.
zion oi tho following officers. Tor me
ensuing year
President Superintendent J E
Clark. Alhuquerque
Vice proaifani Luther Fuster. pl
the Agricultural and Mechanical col.
lqer at Mcallla park
Secretary and Treasure PROF Ru.
pert p AspIund Of tho nlveriiy oi
Now MEXICO
The next ortiOriCai CONTEXT will ID
held AZ las NoEns next year during
mo meeting of enc Educational assoc
citation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
WHAT rHE COMMITTEES
WILL ADVISE DOING

New Yort Jan According t0 "a
report printed today. the legislative
Insurance Investigation committee has
already decided on some of thn things
which % VAN recommend Boa Dos ~.
port t0 the legislature.
One b mat contributions 81 NE in-
suFanou moneys for political purposes
shall be- = miaieameanoI on us paff
0f the officers
AnBihcr rocummNndail0n viii b.
ior a bin which viii regeife fnll pub
lichY on the part % ihe companies
in the matter of pQymenin made for
aupervisl0g legislation
The onmmiiieu will also ask Tor
changes in the laws governing the
state Insurance Department What
theer changes vili %. tho committee
itself has uni YET definitely deierm-
lned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
A HAPPY NEW YEAR !
BY REV. J, W. BARRON.
Pastor Of the Congregational :
Church.

We have All heard ID We have AN
said H. Most Of us have eflitea BE-
across the land 10 distant friends
But SO are not an sure OF a. we
have some mlHgIYinFE. We can only
ho sure of this, THAI things viii hap
pen very much aa they have always
done. some on one side and some on
another. NOT al a. We hope or ox.
pcct There are young men who will
go % and marry another girl, and
young women who viii reply in a
lrig.d motto and terminate matters alb
uptIy There are. boys who viii be-
caught smoking their hrsi ciFarott
and old boys Who will come back at
midnight with tho smell 90 liquor on
their breath Tor the nrst time. and
then The mother, who has been wait
ing and watchlng, viii begin g atrug.
500 which may cui deep lines ln her
face and turn her hair gray before Z
" ended There are men who VIII
lose the courage which bias carried
them through hard places. ana other
men who VIII close che door amer
them when they come home in che
evening and never open q again 90
be seen among their fellow men There
are mothers who win hear a sharp cry
of pain ln me nlFht, from tbe bed
OF the little sleeper, and thn sequel
will be- a hcarae az the door aud q
new made crave nnd d deep cash On
memory There are homes in which
The AZ nv storm will break ont once
too OFTEN and tho sharp tongue will
at last cut the golden band forever
Hui other things viii happen on the
righi side. Time irice 90 he good, 4
is q healer and likes 20 lend q hand to
help us ont OF a predinninont. u may
make a fav0rite of 1915 There are
.ampgfH which Il VIII Hooihc and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
CONTRACTOR HESSELDEN
DID MS SHARE
TOWARD the SUBSTANTIAL UP.
BUILDING or ALBUQUERQUE.
DURING THE PAST YEAR.

ln making up the column ct work
done hy TIE contractors the past year
Tho Gluten inadvertently icit out
that Oi Wallace HosHciden. which is
published below
Phoenix building Third and
lthliruad ..ttt. tt...t.tttttf 5000
German Lutheran Church. cor
nor Sixth and Silver. ....... 900
Mrs. NJ Wanke, sixth and
Marquette, residence .....,. 1850
PoliearplO Armiio, residence
North Fourth street ........ 1850
Henry Mann, residence, North
fourteenth street ..+....... 900
Alciandr0 SandOval. four resi-
dcnces. First aud Fruit. 500
ur. Pearce. residence Elgth
aud Railroad .........t.. 300
Or. Hope. improvements, Cop
per avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth streets ......... $500
Ivan Grunsield, residence.
West Tljcrns avenue ...... 600
Boiler room University az
New Mexico ............ $500
Noslor Monioya, residence. in
Old Town ttttt.tsss..tst.t liliW
Mrs. NJ A. WhhcomS resi-
dence. Arno and Gold ..., l750
d. nled8Dc residence New
York arcpuo ....,....... $500
q. pa'lHlup. rosldenco. ".Jrih
aud Marquette ............. 1900
judge lre residence. North
Fourteenth street ..,..... 500
auIh rruitcr rosidoEro. North
Thlrd street ............. goo
improvements ar told .... $4,000
Total .... ........ SIS 600
n addition 20 tho above. Mr. Hes
a1ldon aid out ni town work amount
ing To $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

New York. Jam Lin accordance
Wlih the promise made By Senator
hrmatfoaf chairman of the Insurance
lnVcNimiing committee. q repn1 has
been prepared. including az the ma.
tee 10 regard % thc subject ugdor ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
special Correspondence

Santa w.. ~ NJ, Dec. 3d. Governor.
to-be Herbert D. Hagorman hhyine ap.
proved the pinn Of public reception,
10 be- followed by an inaugural ball
On the evening Of Mordny. January
~. in liou of OstOnfatioua inaugural
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
SOCCRRO COURT
CRIMINAL BUSINESS DISPOSED
oF-rWo VERoicTs or NOT
GUILTY nv MURDER CASES.

The following criminal business was
transacted before the Territorial ais.
tric' cuuu for the county 81 SocurrO.
Judge Frahk w. Parker prosidiug. at
thc torn which has just closed
Territory vs. Fred Graham. mur
der verdict of not guilty
Territory ys. Louis OHmer drawing
and handling deadly weapon plea uf
guilty, fine. $50 aud costs
Territory vs. Filimon Cnrdenns.
burglary, verdict OF guilty with rec
nmmeudauon sentence of thret years
iu the penitcnilafy
Territory vs.. porsifor Alhn. carry
ing "a deadly weapon. verdict OF guilty
aud sentecc Of sixty days Ia iall
Territory VS., Genaro Molina. carry
ing deadly weapon; verdict Of guilty.
sente"1o OF three months in jail
Territory W. Jose l,oEanu. larceny
Of a horse verdict Of guilty sentence
pf one year in the penitonliary
Territory ys. Felix Ruca, sentence
Of one year H. the peniienilary ape
peal granted % supreme court
Territory w, HldalgC, larceny at
cattle, continued Two casoB.
Territory vs. Charles o. Brulon Ell
a. murder. verdict Of not guilty
Territory vs. Manuel R0hle. assault
with intent 90 XIII and main. verdict
oi guilty az 10 second count; sem
tencc Of one year IN the pcnltentiary.
appeal 20 supreme court granted