Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-29
WOUNDED IN
GUN FIGHT At
ANTON CHICO
lose SandoyaI Has Left Leg
Raked by Bullet From Thigh
10 Foot; viii Recover.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Mornins JournaiJ
Las Vegas. y. NJ, April 2S.-Dur-
ing a sun battle nenr Anton Chico, Il
Spanish hamlet twenty miles south
east OF this city, "Wednesday after
noon, Jose SandoVal. employed on.
the sheep range of Benigio Jaramillo.
was seriously wounded by being shot
through tho left thigh with a rifle in
the hands Of parties at this time nm
known. Details al the affray are
meagre and considerable rcticencc is
observed in connection with il. The
bullet entered %Sandoyals limb near
the hip and ranged downward to the
foot. making "A terrible wound. He
has received proper medical alton
lion and provided that blood poison
does not set in will recover. The
shorlr's office here is investigating
the affair which will no doubt result
in facts being brought to light.
The report which came to this city
regarding the small pox epidemic at
French was no doubt exaggerated re-
garding the number of persons suf-
ferine with the disease. on yestcr-
day two Mexicans brought to this
city a man suffering viii what City
Physician Gordon declares is a mild
case Of Varioloid and which he has
taken charge of and placed in quar-
antine in the outskirts Of the city.
The two Mcxicans who brought the
Fatient in, made their escape immcd-
lately and have not yot been located.
DR.. Gordon states that there need be
no fear from the spreading of the
disease as the most strie. quarantine
Jules viii prevail.
Tnhh II fsaCaLAf A1hftgfInPgt1n avn
odical missionary Of the Presbyterian
church in New Mexico, in company
with William ~Shillinglaw, represent
ing the Commercial club OF his city,
Yesterday visited the Montc2uma
hotel building at Hot Springs and
made a thorough inspection OF the
promises prior to his visit to Now
York, where he viii bring the matter
Of establishing q Presbyterian col
Iege here before the educational
board of the church. The question
Of securing the property of the ia
nous Hot Springs resort has been UNI
der consideration b.. the Presbyterian
board for several months and the
Santa Zee Railroad company owners
of the property, have made a most
proposition to the church.
Or. Gass said yesterday h 4 he be-
lieves there Is little doubt hat the
board win promptly close
the lea after he has made his re-
port to them. He leaves in a few
days for the cast whore he will meet
hoard ana give them the result
Of his investigation. The college,
while II will be conducted by the
rr-esbytcrians will be open to all stu
dents OF amy denomination and it Is
planned to accommodate about
three hundred boarding students.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested i'm the prospect for the re-
opening OF the large buildings nj the
Hot Springs and the Presbyterians of
he territory ave pledged their
hearty support to the institution, as
have Presbyterians all over the coun-
try,
Two suits for eviction from govern
nent lands were filed yesterday In
he federal district court. jerome
Troy and oscar Troy are the defend
ints and the United States the plain
iff. The men are said to have
.rectod fences on government land in |
county and have appropriated
considerable of the land to their own
lsc. The suit is to force them to
AXE down the fences and give up the
and.
Although hut opened to homestead
'ntry Monday there have already been
overall filings made on the land FOR
nerly included in the Pecos Forest
'eserye before Robert l.. NJ. Ross,
'nited states commissioner Of this
ity.
Inquiries have come from all Sec
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