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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29

went to Tracy City on a shopping
expedition Monday.
Miss Mary Gilly, of Tracy
City, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. U. z. Roberts, for
several days returned home Mon
day.
Miss Barbara Wixcher, of
Nashville, who has been visiting
homefolks at Gruetli, returned
to Nashville Monday.
Frank Grooms, of Flat Branch,
died Saturday, after a short ill
ness with pneumonia.
Misses Minnie and Pearl Love.
lace have returned from Tracy
City.
Miss Estelle Killgore, of Flat
Branch, is spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Tharp.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
To Celebrate Birthday of
Robt. e. Lee.

Mrs. Grundy The old confed-
crate vets of Grundy County, are
making preparations to celebrate
the birthday of Gen. Robt. K.
Lee, the 10th day January, 1907,
at twelve O'Clock sharp. Jas. M.
Walden has been chosen to give
the life and character of Lee.
Bro. Dillon's address will be Lee
as a soldier. DIR. w. E. Tillett
to give the eulogy. Francis
Stepp, leader of the choir. Two
of Gen. Lees special and favor
tie songs will be sung by the
choir.c Everybody invited to at
tend the celebration of this great
man and general. ALI old sol.
diers and their wives are espec.
tally invited. The place will be
announced later on. Remember
the date, 10th of January, 1907
Get ready. UNCLE Ton.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
Strayed.

A gray, eyed IL hand horse
mule, ANDEREGG BROS.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Law Robbed.

Two negro boys, age 10 and IS,
entered the bed room of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Law, at their resi-
dence on 9Th street in Chatta-
nooga, while Mrs. Law was en-
tertaining some callers Saturday,
and stole a gold watch and two
pistols. The case with a full de-
scription of the watch, number,
etc, was turned over to Messrs.
Wells and Smith, of the Ohatta-
nooga detective force who found
the watch in pawn shop, later
arresting the two negroes, secur-
ing the pistols, the younger be-
ing a we'll known character in
police circles.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29

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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
U. s. Marshall Gets Busy.

Deputy U. S. Marshall Duggan
arrested Marion johnson who
lives near Flat Branch on a
charge of selling liquor without
license. L. A. Robertson, of
this place, was also arrested on
similar charge. Both parties
plead guilty before Commission
err Ferguson here Friday and
placed under bond for appear
ance at the Federal Court.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29

Out of 200 Watches we surely
can please you. BRANNAE.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
To Those Who Want Pictures Made

send all negatives to Staley
Brothers at Tullahoma for finish
ing, therefore you may expect
only the best. Come and have
your photograph taken.
DOROTHY O'NEAL,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
Found.

A ladies black side comb near
j. d. Wiley's. Owner can have
same by identifying and paying
for tbs ad at the office of the
Grundy Publishing Company.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
CCuS2 G&=ssss<0 ASI9
So LOCAL and PERSONAL. De
s HpA~s-.GNIESsoA9

w S.orr rat,rrod fro,
Nashville SATURDAY
,
Su,d,r
MISS LEILA hanNio'u 'i'i'ou III
MIS- Aiieu iie"'eS ''''''' "
Ooainio'0 0"0'iu"S
heV' FRANK husV ieUuiheu
SATURDAY iro'" i lew. .oay0 III
NaSilNlii
hoOt' hfholu a'Cenueo 'ne mar
rage Oh MS heice III 0e"""ee
sunday
MISS jessie 0uhn, Oh Eelha'h'
Is visiting her sister, MRS. L. a.
Robertson
Miss Cox, OF Paramount, spent
Sunday here as the guest OF MRS.
Anna Marugg'
Geo. W. Sitz, from near Prarie
Plains, was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Misses Annie and Bessie
Campbell spent a few hours III
Coalmont Saturday
r, B. Roberts made a business
trip to Chattanooga last week
returning saturday.
J. A. Byers, Jr., of Nashville,
was here Tuesday visiting the
family of J. M. Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Matthew
returned Monday from a few
days visit in Anderson.
IP Roddv and con 1ew;s
returned Monday, after spending
a few days at Eastland.
Miss Nav lane. Of McMinn-
willie is VISITING Mr. and Mrs
Finger, who have recently NOV
ed here.
I'M RvarO and dauobtar Mrs
L Il Mnlkov Of Cbattanoooa
ORC hare faw dave with his
family.
Two of the triplets born to Mr..
and Mrs y. r. MerreI. which
we gave notice in last weeks is
sue. have died.
W. A. Mcknight, an old resi-
dent of this place, but now of
Winchester, was here Tuesday
mixing with bis friends.
NJ; o.o Nooun Ia. xo4,unod
home from Viola where she has
been engaged as teacher in the
Viola College.
-.
- W. oi0'0' '"o nue 'U0' =
Coke d Land Co., at Coalmont
was in the city Tuesday on bust.
ness.
o.
0Ianu'na 0v'ee', "uo 10 NOV
ieo'ui"S "iV'' h0i
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
Gard of Thanks.

To all of those who so kindly
assisted us in our recent distress,
we desire to know that it is ap-
preciated and will not be forgot
ten. ALLEN @. HENLEY.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29

Faultless flour is the best. The
others are the "just as goodn
kind. You know what that
means. At Anderegg Bros.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
Will Open for Business.

The Tillett.photograph gallery
will open December 10, regularly
for business. Give us call.
w. K. TILLETT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

again. Tit trail. however. ran but a
short distance and then ceased alto
gothof.
That the child was kidnapcd seem.
cd plain That ne was picked up Kud
carried by something or some one was
Indicated by the loss OF the trail bv
the bloodhounds and by their nndlng
II again more than n mile distant.
probably whore tho little folloW had
been again Get down and made TO
walk by hls captor.
He could hardly have been carried
on BY q Wild beast. as no trace OF ais
clothing, not even his little red Tam
Oshanter cap. has been found IN the
weeks Of the search.
Il Is believed that escaped convlcts
from the nearby ponltontiary kidnap.
cd the boy 10 hold for ransom, and Il
Is feared that the kidnapers mar have
grown afraid of the risks and either
Killed the lad or abandoned him az
some distant point,
Although the onor OF reward has
been standing for several weeks with
out claimant, the h0lf-crazod moth
or still clinEH 90 a fragment OF hope
and az the tinklo OF the do0rboll. the
ringing Of the telephone or the step Of
the postman she stars up from her
chair In eager anticipation.
My baby "a somewhere
where In this great. big world" she
says over and over again, "and surely
I must hear Of him from some one
Tell everyone you sse 90 keep watch
for my boy then perhaps some ore
may hnd him for me-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
Greatest Collection Of Pho
Roors Gathered IN This
Western Country.
CROWD 50 GREAT OPERA
HOUSE WAS ABANDONED
and VlCo-PTosldont Delivered a
Strong and Able Address 70
ThrOngs IN Open Air

Colorado Springs Sept 2s-Plo-
neera' day, the second In the Pixies
Peak celebration week. opened auspi-
-cioualy a. did the week ITSELF The
day had been set aside by The COM
lnlties ol arrangements for the glori-
aoation Of the ea0rts and achieve
ments Of the early pioneers. Thoee
from Colorado and noighboring states
made gathering of pioneers that
never had been eQualei Ia this part
ui the county.
Formai exercises conducted On the
upen ar at stratton park began al
1850 this morning The speakers 20
thla mccting were General Frank Hat
enc time secretary OF Jefferson terri
cory. and Judge Wilbur Feston OF Den
ven.
Tho hour announced for the open
lng Of Pioneer day ri the Grand opera
house. a. which Vice. President Vale
hanks was Che speaker, was 1880
hut long before that time the seating
Gapaclty OF the auditorium had been
exhausted and Il was decided 10 hold
an open air meeting The vice-pres-
ldont was introduced by Congressman
a. E Brooks. A public reception al
she homo OF Congressman Brooks thli
afternoon "a Vice President and Mrs
FAIRBANKS was the chief social event
~ tho day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
COUNTY CONVENTIONS
AND DELEGATIONS

The Luna county republican con-
vention was held yesterday. James
A. Hannigan presiding. Delegates
elected TO the Las Vegas convention
we're A. W. Pollard and NJ A. Bolich.
The convention instructed for An
drowa as nominee for delegate TO
congress.
The Guadalupe county delegates TO
the territorial republican convention
are, as elected Ia convention yeater-
day. J. y. Morse, Jose y Amiio, Fred
naca, q. IT, Stoarns aud Pablo Armi-
30. The delegation was instructed
Tor Andrews. The Guadalupe county
convention adopted resolutions favor
ing Joint statehood
The san Juan county republicans
mot Monday night Charles V. SAT-.
ford will lead the San Juan county
delegation, the other two delegates
from San Juan being O. a. Tinker
and Frank Staplin. The San Juan
county delegation 10 nominate a
county ticket will bo held October 3.
The delegates 20 the territorial re-
publican convention from OtorQ
county are az follows, Charles n
Downs. a. b Phillips w ID Tiplonl
David Sutherland. Prank Beach and
pF r. w Haxby. The Oiero county
republicans adopted no resolutions
aud made no endorsementh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

which DO draws pay or ont be goes.
declared the mayor a few days ago. u
am determined that the city shall rov
ceive full value for its money"
The mayor issued his sweeping or
der on the ground that be was con.
Yincod that the detective department
was d lot of FFaftora: that they never
detected anything until they we're
forced 90; that they protected good"
criminals instead Of bringing them 10
iustico' that they employed corps
OF stool pigeons and guaranteed them
Immunity from arrest and that they
did not report unless Il served per-
sonal purpose whom sent out TO work
on criminal cases.
Mayor Lane has violated All civil
service rules ia dlscharglng the city
detective department. but no says that
he wants 20 bring the matter 10 an
Issue. lie says he wants 10 know II
all legal toohnicailtlos have been
framed up simply that lawbFeakors
may escape punishment or whether
there are any laws that conserve the
interests Of the common people.
IN addition 20 discharglng tho whole
city detective department the strons
uous mayor has vetoed public service
franchise grahs, forced the Standard
on company To move rs tanks outside
The city limits closed the concert
halls suppressed the gambling dons
and attended 20 hls own medical prac-
tice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
Marked LETTER

Special Correspondence.
kansa City, Sept. % Cattle re-
ceipia last week we're 10000 head, In
GLIDING 6bOO calves. The market vas
strong and higher on westerns tlll
Thursday. when steers suffered 4 loss
Og % 10 cents, closing tho week a
shade lower. COWS made a small net
gain for the week. calves closed iirm
on veal grades. stock calves a quarter
lower. sic korE and feeders practical.
" in the same notch 40 az the begin
ming OF the week. The supply tOday
Is 10000 head including 1000 calves,
market about steady on ell kinds
More cattle from the ranges of Texas,
New Mexico. Utah. Nevada. Idaho and
Colorado arrived last week than any
week heretofore this fall. and The sup
ply from distant points II good Today.
Demand from the country holds up
we'll, western feeders al 1896 TO $500.
stocker az $3.50 to 19.75. a few com
mon yearlings az s226 20 $500, choice
Idaho stock heiiera az fa,ib, killing
COWS from Colorado $685. 10 aa.3h,
Panhandle cows g2.26 20 $500. thin
New Mexico cows $3.50, range bulls
s2.OO 20 $3.50, light yoala $500 10
5000 heavy and mixed yonls $3.50 90
5f.7b, Run Is 10000 today. Including
1000 calves. Demand from the couu.
try keeps up, nearly 600 cars shipped
ont to tho country last week Pros.
poctH favor light receipts and a steady
market balance Of the week.
sheep run was moderate last week
at $4,000 head, run 1900 today. Aut.
tons declined 40 cents last week.
lambs no 10 20 lower Market today
ia weak 10 40 lower on en- kinda. Utah
has furnished most Of tho stun lately,
but the supply today also included
stun from Arizona and Idaho HALEY
a Saunders Idaho l8ms, 80 pounds,
sold az 7.25 today, another string az
F7lb. same price as same stun sold
at last Friday. Arizona lambs sold NJ
$3.50 Today, mixed ewes aud woth'
ers al fb.2b, some 1928 pound Idaho
ewes and wethers at t5.25. Utah year.
iings lately az 1856 10 1915, best
lambs qi0lable az $3.50. Foeding stock
% san IN rtrOng demand. lambs az
$500 90 $3.50, wethers and yoarllnga
and breeding ewes ranging from tf.0Q
10 $40 A heavy run and lower mar
ket az eastern points today causes IN
weakness here,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
RICHEST COUNTY is
OUR OWN BEREAuLLO
These Facts Are Brought Out by the
Report of Travelling Aud
itOr Stafford.

Travelling Auditor Charles v. saf-
ford has hcon unable 10 complete iig.
uror on the total assessments Of The
territory owing 70 the fact that the
tax rolls of Roosevelt and siegra coun.
tioa have srat YET been sent 90 hla
ONCE. The contents Of The assessment
rolls that have boon turned I'm up 20
datc indicate n substantial gain In
the assessments this year over last
boinaiiilo county u che smallest IN
area but the richest In wealth IN
the territory. ~ Official returns show
total assessed valuation lhla year
Of es.Ot0.63 AZ against e3.b03, i5f the
year previous, representing an H.
crease OF t5Se,SiS. Exemptions pull
the amount subject 10 taxation down
20 ea,700.G which n over one hun
drcd thousand dollars greater than
the total valuation IN 1905. The coun
tvs greatest gain this year u Ia real
estate The city and town lots SEIZED
ulcd alone represent an increase Of
f25S,it9. Agricultural lands arc noxl
with q gain Of f232. SEQ. Grazlng land
shows a raise OF 39i 300 A number Ol
different properties are listed This
year which we're not scheduled Last
year, such AZ eioctric, gas. water and
printing plants. and wool securing and
saw mills, representing an aggregate
increase OF Si02.i50. Tho greatest de
crease o. shown In sheep. n loza OF
tG4.i70. Cattle fan short OF last year
by S2,7f5.
The following rs the tax assessment
In detail as @ appears on the oilcial
roll.
Agricultural lands. 1905. e22f,730.
1906. f288, 200, an increase Of $3.50
Grazing lands, 1905. 0its,3f2. 1906
fie0.2fs. an increase OF e3i.90G.
City or town lots. 1905, et,91S.265
1906 f2.i76.foi, an increase OF
f2bS,1i9.
Mineral lands other than coal. 1895
none, 1896. $3.50, an Increase OF $3.50
Electric light plants, 1905, none
1900, $4,000, an increase OF f23,0O0.
Water plants. 1905, none: 1906. S3S.
600, an Increase OF $4,000.
Gas plants, 1905, none; 1906. $1,000
On increase OF $1,000.
Printing plants, 1906, none, 1906
gl3, 800. an Increase OF Si3.S00.
Saw mills. 1905, none; 1905, 81,
100, an increase OF 100.
Telegraph and telephone lines, 1905
$4,000; 1906, fi5,9t0, an increase Of
81 $50.
Railroads. 1905. ssi2.7e5. 1906,
t342.5aO. an increase OF 929.505
FIGURING mills, 1905. $1,000; 1905,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Have you seen this chubby. rosy.
checked little followg he t0ddlod from
bis mothor'e doorstep 90 Toll Gate.
Orogon, on the mornluF Of July %
and has not been seen since. His
heartbroken parents are living from
oay 20 day ln the hope that some tid.
inEe may como uf tho little son for
whom they have vainly searched the
woods for miles around. They have
offered $1,000 for his return alive, $50
Tor hia dead body.
Little Cecil Britain was playing
near homo on the afternoon OF July
rs. and 30 far az Is known he was on
tiroly alone His mother missed aim
and called him. When he failed 10
respond 60 the voice that had always
brought him tOddling home NJ fast as
bis chubby Ices could carry him, a
mothers Instinct told hor that he was
Ia trouble A thorough search OF the
immocifie vicinity was yalnly made
and then the cry Of Lost childi"
brought out the n-ighborhOod. The
woods were searched all night. the
frantic mother refusing to rest and
wandering about until dawn, calling
10 her little son. Next day the blood
hounds from the state penltontiary
were secured and given the scent from
some OF the lost chlld'a garments.
The dogs picked up che trail and fol
lowed u for two miles. doep Into the
woods. Here Il stopped and the
hounds lifted their nuses fram the
ground After several widening cir.
Giles arolnd this point had been made
The dogs suddenly found the trail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
RETURNED TO BOSWELL WELL
PLEASED WITH VISIT HERE

The Pecos valley Representatives
az tho New Mexico sheep Breeders
and Wool Growers association nt
Albuquerque have about an F2tnFned.
n. A. Crawford OF Carlsbad and ar
thur Ingram. A, d.. Garrett. Mr.. NH
Ter, Mr. Mathews0n. G. g. Martin. A.
d. Long and Charles Dc Hremond re-
turned Sunday on autos. sGyg the RIOS.
well Record They report that the
meeting was b great success, and that
a territorial association was formed
which will adllato with the national
association and thereby secure many
benefits. A representative 10 the ma.
llonal gathering was appointed. Hon.
solomon imna "a president. Harry II.
Lee Of Albuquerque secretary and
treasurer ~ gho new territorial aaso.
citation Al. Jarrett and Chas. dc
bremond are committeeman from
Chaves county. and Ed. Crawford and
g. n Adams hold similar positions
from Eddy county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

$1,000. an Increase Of $500.
Securing mills. 1905, none; 1905.
5000. an increase of $3.50
Horses. 1905. f2iaG0. 1906, f27,a2O,
an Increase of $3.50.
Mules. 1905. t2.oss. 1906. t2.es5. an
increase II selU.
Cattle 1905. sieOfs. 1900. sis.270.
a decrease Of f2.7ib.
sheep 1905. siOf ass. 1909, SiO.226,
q decrease Of 3Gf,i70.
uuata. 1905. $1,000 1906, t2.3l5,
On increase Of ta75.
Swine, 1905. $3.50; 1905. 5000, an
surros. 1905. saloi 1906. sii5. an
increase Of $40.
Carriages and wagons, 1905. ei2r
$780, 1906, s2i,sb5, an increase Of
$3.50.
sewing machines. 1905. $4,000;
1906. 1870. an increase Of 32f0.
Saddles and harness. 1905. s8,G35:
1906, ff.3C5, an increase OF $3.50.
Merchandise. 1905. f277sS7. 1906.
t3tf,i66, an Increase OF e36,20g.
Farming implements. 1905, $685.
1905. $4,000, an increase OF t63b.
Saloon and once fixtures. 1905, Si7..
100; 1905, Sis,b50. an Increase OF
1870.
Money. 1905, 1880; 1906. s2.7OO. an
increase Of 500.
Watches and clocks. 1905. t2.355:
1905, f2.515. an increase of $40.
Law and medical books. 1906,
fl6sb 1905. fS,4Tb, an increase OF
$50.
Jowoiry. 1905. $3.50. 1906. g7.G70.
on increase OF $3.50.
Gold and silver plate. 1905. Si.1O0;
1895, si,if0, an increase Of $40.
Musical instruments. 1905. 5000:
1906, ti.33b. an Increase Of tg25.
Household goods. 1905. 1896;
1900. fSi,93O. an Increase OF 3i7,536.
Bank stock, 1905. s25i.966 1906,
ta2i.O00, an increase OF t6G.G35.
Lumber. 1905, s20.6b0. 1906, g37..
900. an Increase OF gt6,75o.
Mechanic s..S,s, 1905. $500; 1906
fl,23b. an Increase Of e3SS.
Notes and accounts, 1905. $1,000;
1906. none a decrease OF $1,000.
Street railway, 1905. t2i GOO: 1906,
f2i 900, stationary.
Other property. 1905. S29.G70, 1905,
$1,000, decrease of sl9,i6s.
Total assessed valuation. 1905.
FS,b33,4bi, 1906. si.0iO.08a. an IN.
crease Of t5S9.S1S. Exemptions, 1905.
1896, $50; 1896. g30s.990. Subject 10
taxation. 1895, f3.327I2f. 1906.
ss'1Vo,6iS, a not gain Of fa7a.525.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Portland. Ore. Sept 25--The
greatest civil reform that has ever
swept over this city has been given
It's initiative In an order issued by
DR. Harry Lane, mayor OF Portland,
diminishing from the service six out
OF seven OF the city detectives the
secret service men OF the police de-
partment and the men upon whom
this city has up 10 this time depended
for It's prevention OF high handed
crime and law breaking. The mayor
has taken the bull by the horns aud
issued an order more sweeping than
any that has ever been Issued BY any
previous chief executive Of this city
In ita municipal history.
For the army OF useless clerks. dep
uties and undefllnEs who hold office
through political favor and DO little
or no work In return for the salaries
the city pays Mayor Lane has a par
iicular aversion, and dlsmay and pan
lc has struck the "moochors." a. this
class OF Office parasites Is commonly
called. His order Is practically this;
Deliver the goods or got out, pub.
dc office Ia not a private snap; no
lOaiers need apply; you shall earn
your bread by the sweat Of your
brow; the day OF the Incompetent Of
fcial is over: the welfare OF the com
muniiy shall not be sacrificed for the
benefit OF the few"
Ia brief the chief executive OF the
city has made a clean sweep of the
detective department OF the city and
be- has stated In no uncertain terms
that every city emplOye must earn his
pay under penalty of being diBchnrg-
cd Mayor Lane has adopted this poll
Icy and u viii extend throughout cg'
cry department Of the city. Heads Of
departments VIII go as quickly as OBJ
acnre subordlnatoa when they fail "a
meet the expectations OF the mayor.
"Tho lrat step In seeing that a city
% properly governed Is 20 see that the
city gets its moneys worth" says the
mayor
Il discharged the detective depart
mont because 1t was worthless. and
OF W official heads viii 60 Whenever
their owners are found neglectinl
their duty"
The mayor has met with some dif-
heulty IN bis cleaning up for the
reason that the detectives are an APP
pointed under civil service rules. n,
holds, however, that he will show uI
tbs civil service rules and make the
men In the department deliver IN,
goods" or Quit
Everybody must do something fol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
THREE MEN HURT ~
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

Word brought TO AlamogOrdo by
people from up IN the Block hills tells
ol serious accident which came
near costing three men their lives.
While the men were AZ work on the
telephone line ON the lower P0nasco,
they had 10 DO a great deal OF BLAST
lng Some Of the dynamite got wet
and dld not 80 on az the right time
30 the men were putting ia a pole
when q aid so on and several were
injured, Bud Donaldson had both
arms broken and face badly burned
probably both eyoa put out Arch
vanwinklo had one shoulder badly
injured and injuries about the face.
iiles damascus had a slightly injured
face DR.. Martin of Eik was sent for,
and the injured men were taken 10
Tom L0rrlmorc'a house. Warn Kicks
brought in the camp OUTFIT aud work
win BE- delayed for awhile.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
STOCK SALES

Kansas City. Sept. 2i.-Reprosentl.
tive sales Of Panhandle and New Mex
leo cattle here this week
r. n MOunic. Hereford, Toxas-26
feeders, 1907 los. $500.
A. VI Hudson. Texas-a0 feeders,
SOS lhs, 1910.
Schultz. Texas-ii0 killers, 1899
lbs, t355.
~ 3. Mounts, Hereford, IeNas--ia
feeders, $50 lbs $780, "a cows, $50
Tbs. t2.O0i fb SIX. higas bl8 lbs, sl4Oi
40 calves, 22O lbz., Si.I5.
a. a h, a. McFgert. Hereford. Tex.
Ia feeders 500 lbs l3,abl no stock
ern, GA lbs. f8.20i SS 9Th. HRS. sol
lbs. $3.50
r. d. Hunt. Hereford. Texaa-fi
cows, 900 lbs, f2.i5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
Bslen People Return from Denver.

Bslen People Return from Denver.
Col. and Mn. VIM N. Berger came
Ia on the limited this morning on
their return from Denver, where the
marriage 0f their daughter. ella May,
40 Jose B Chavos took place az sd.
Marks Episcopal church on the 18th
instant. On their way home they
stopped az Colorado Springs two days.
taking I'D the Pixies Peak Centennial.
Mr. and Mira. ChaveE left Denver on
she evening Of their wedding. Eulug
east 20 New forg CITY, Intending 90
stop over in Chicago a few days. After