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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
8
Albuquerque residents mingle with officials and tourists as weddings, engagements, and business moves fill the social calendar. Notables include Hon. Solomon Luna, district attorney Baca, and Santa Fe rail yard crews guiding new equipment.
Jap Clark, a Lincoln County cowboy, imprisoned in Santa Fe after demanding to be jailed in a murder case. He shot Jim Chase during the Torrance County feud era, a line in the long-running Billies Kid conflict linked to Pat Garrett era.
Quarrel over a gunfight leads Clark and Chase to exchange shots in public view. Chase dies near a corner. Clark flees but surrenders later, later convicted of horse stealing while awaiting grand jury action on murder. Sheriff Lopez delays arrest then secures bond. Judge Mant to hear next week. Also notes Miss Heaney’s education and an upcoming auction for Mrs. Hickman furnishings with music recital at M E Church.
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