Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-12

Hlilti Wds Hii'btu ana II ~ itdItt
MORALLY wounded by a Mexican d
few days z in jerome. Ariz. The in
turod man was taken to the United
Verde hospital. where he now hovers
between life and death. The Mexican
was arrested and Is now a prisoner IN
the branch county Jail at Jerome.
J. ID. Tinsley, superintendent of the
dry farming department for the San
tn Re railroad, arrived in Ration re-
Gently. While the people at French
have only one irrigation. the crops al
that place are in fine condition.
Cloudcroft is having a boom. A
new addition is to be opened within
tn ontxt thirty days and the lots are
expected to be sold before the close OF
the present season. The addition is
to be laid out just east of the new no.
tel and the site of the baby sanitari-
UNI. and will be known as Deer Ridge
addition. This addition will include
500 lots, which will be offered for
sale by the Cloudcroft company, which
controls the greater part of the prop
erty in the reservation.
The contracting firm OF Hays and
Sperry of Ration has Just been award
ed the contract for the splendid high
school building to be erected in Trini-
dad in the near future. This Is the
biggest contract ever given out in
Trinidad.
w. j. Fullen, a Sulphur Springs
valley rancher In Arizona. displayed
unuausl presence of mind and nerve
the other morning after he had been
seriously injured in a runaway on
one of the valley roads. Both bones
of his right leg were broken between
the ankle and the knee, n in this
condition he walked for more than a
mile. He was brought to the Copper
Queen hospital at Lowell by Byron
Pattison. l.. G. Shattuck and w. A.
Schwartz in an automobile. Fullen
was driving towards Douglas and was
some distance north OF the -Four Bar
ranch. His team ran away and Fullen
jumped out or was thrown out. He
chung ?to the lines, trying to stop his
Being on one side of the wag- |
on his pull on the lines caused the
horses to swing around and the wagon
went over him. breaking his right
leg.
+. b. Smart has a fine stand Of rye
out on his ranch near Taos which
be a ource OF pride. 1t is
clean and full. stands four feet high, |
and will go, he thinks. sixty-five BUSH
els to the acre.
Professor Edgar G. futile. who re-
Gently accepted the chair of mining
engineering and metallurgy at the
School of Mines at Socorro has arriv-
I'd upon the scene from his home I'm
Pa, and VIII be ready
enter upon the duties of his posi-
ion Monday morning. Professor
Futile has had many a of practi-
lal experience as a mining engineer In
states aud territories OF the
inion. in many parts of Mexico, in
iome of the countries OF South Amer
in Cuba and elsewhere. He vis-
ted the silver city ana other districts
u New Mexico nearly thirty years
go.
Three criminal cases in the justice
and "A lively ball game made
something doing" in Captain Mon
lay, says the Carrizze Outlook. The
cases referred to were styled
lit territory of New Mexico vs.. Ben
.eslie and r. J. Wood. abduction, and
we're the outcome of the elopement OF
Leslie, q son Of Bob Leslie OF
Fe. n. NJ. with the l~4-year-old
laughter Of W. a Yates Of Richard
The cast against young Leslie
tried and he was acquitted and
others were dismissed by the JUS
Ice, ~whereupon all the defendants
rere again arrested on other charges
lied before the Justice of the peace of
recinct No. 3. Las Palas. and the de-
endants were taken TO Lincoln. from
thence they will be taken before the
as Palas court.
Tired Of life. due to a disappoint-
In love. Manuela I.uscio. known
5 Mexican Nell" suicided in her
in Humboldt. Ariz. She
nded her earthly career with a re-
the bullet entering the neck
death being almost instantaneous.
he held the weapon SO close that her
caught on fire. her bodice be-
lg ahlaze when she WAS found q few
after she fired the fatal shot. I
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'EAl ESTATE TRANSFERS !
MADE IN PAST WEEK J
CFrom the Record Reporter I
.ol. II. No. 10 Septcmbcr 10. 1910
Deeds.