Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
MAR ARITA
TAKES HOUSE
BY STORM
OFFICERS OF THE LAW
KICK THE DOOR DOWN
Sam Austin Heavily Armed
With Pearl Handled RevoI-
yer to Slaughter the Savage
YaquiS of New Mexico Gath
cred In--PoIice News.

Margarita is behind the prison
bars.
Margarita Is not a member OF a
Faust" troupe. In fact, Margarita
probably never heard OF Faust" But
that Margarita is a bad actor can
not be disputed.
Her last name is Chaves. Her name
occurs frequently in the records of The
police department. Tuesday night
she looked too long upon the wine,
and suddenly being seized with a dis
position TO retire, she walked into an
adobe house on North First street
selecting a room which suited her
taste, she went inside, locked herself
IN and went 70 bed. Now Margarita
had never been In the house before.
II Is occupied b. an elderly lady who
keeps She and her daughter
arrived and upon returning 20 the
front Of the house heard strange
noises In the apartment, They tried
the doc and round IL locked. The
peculiar noises continued n be-
coming apprehAnsiye the lady of the
house called the Iciice. Assistant
Marshal Kennedy Knocked on the
AbV EVNAhAA1 AitN MEEAf Afh3 - fE
Spouse tt was Gnally necessary to
br ak the dooi 81. margarine mean
while slumbefed and the officer re-
tired while the ladies explained the
situation to her. Yielding to the ext
gencies of the occasion Margarita
arose and dressed ana was escorted to
the city hall wncre her craving for a
room was satisfied.
Loaded for Yaquis.
Sam Austin, late Of Pueblo. Col.
and points east was arrested last night
by Assistant Marshal Kennedy In an
advanced state of intoxication in front
OF the Southern hotel on South First
street whence he had evidntly been
elected. Austin will face a drunk
and disorderly charge Wednesday
morning. When pinched he had IN
his person a formidable pearl handled
30 caliber revolver which he explained
he carried with him for protection
against the Yaqui Indians. 1t Is likely
he Will be protected from these saw
ages by Martin Tierney, street COM
missioner.
offers Kennedy and Highbargin
Tuesday night arrested a maiden
known popularity as Clara" and an
other named Annie Martinez, both
being intoxicated and creating a dis
turbance on the street. They are both
old offenders.
Two natives, who had acquired n
substantial cargo of vino native which
had listed heavily to port were gar
nered In BY Patrolman ~Highbargin
In the south end OF town while en-
gagged In a little fistic encounter which
threatened to cause immediate blood
shed.
No Trace of Wilson.
The local police are still on the
lookout for Printer j. T.. Wilson, who
hy "a tUpnprun higat error fDrunH n
number OF checks in Winslow. At
present there is 10 trace of him. The
Winslow Mail says of the forgery:
A printer going by the name of ], r,
Wilson. and who had been working
for the Mail for nearly a month, de-
clded last Saturday night that he
would GO into a more lucrative busi-
ness. so he got real busy and forged
four checks on the proprietor of this
paper. one OF the checks was for
$500, one for $500, and two for
$1,000 each. He took some blank
checks that were in the office and
printed a card in the corner of them
reading thus; WINSTON Mail, Lloyd
G. Henping. Publisher" lie cashed
the checks at several Of the business
houses In town Saturday night. but
when they were presented at the bar
Monday morning for payment, they
were discovered to be bogus. He
made a very good attempt at signing
the name n IL h evident that he
was not a novice at the business. Sher-
in Woods wired along the line of the
railroad, but nothing has been heard
OF him since. Wilson was a man about
so years old, dark Completed, slightly
bald. hollow cheeks, smoked . pipe
constantly, stood about five feet, eight
inches high, TODD very erect and
walked spryly. He had only two front
/ faanth In nnFap Iu "a and smoke with Il
Hotel Guest Skiddooes.
A young man who registered at the
Savoy hotel last Wednesday as c..
Roberts of San Antonio, Tex. about
26 wears old. smoOth shaven, tall and
dark, has disappeared rom the hotel.
leaving unpaid a bin for ten nights
lodging. Roberts paid for his first
nights lodging and said that he was
expecting money TO pay his bill from
his father, who was a mining expert.
It appears that Roberts takes after
Father in being also an expert.
smith Makes Arrest nt Central.
News reached here Tuesday night
from silver city. that United States
Deputy Marshal Mysterious Billy"
smith arrested a man named William
Williams and another named Floyd
Williamson at Central near Silver
city on the charge Of stealing from
me commlNsdtN ~ tut Poat ANt
prisoners run "a saloon at Central.
They were bound over TO the grand
Jury by the Omitted states commits
sioner at silver City in the sum OF
$1,000 each. From silver City Mr..
smith went on to Lordshurg on oni-
cial business.
a plain drunk named Newman who
works at the American Lumber COM
panv mills was arrested yesterday ar
ternoon.
49,. H. Nes. Rank