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Evening journal., 1891-07-16
REoIsrER's ORDERS
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del June 20. 1891
Upon the application of Mary E Elliott.
administrators OF James Elliott. late
Of Mill Creek hundred, In said county, de-
cttseus ~ ~ ordered and directed BY
the Register that the administratrix Aforesaid
give notice Of granting OF Letters OF Admin
lstrhtion upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof, BY causing
acknowledgements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such Letters In six OF the
most public places Of the county Of New Cas-.
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 70 present the same, or
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided and also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the EVEN
ING JOURNAL, newspaper published in vii.
mington, Del. and 70 be continued therein
three weeks, Q. o. d.
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City people need air and room. Buy
Ores on" lot and you will have both.
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VIVA. Baoh rhlnl. d HInseIf

Eden Bach and and EVENING
JOURNAL reporter held short interview
on Market street this morning. During
the conversation the 5000 bribe subject
was broached.
You and Mr. Nenry are having quite
time making charges aud counter
charges How do you feel97
Never felt better. | would think
myself very small indeed il nv word
would not go as far as the words Of the
other two
ITO whom do you refef?'
why to Neary and Edwards. Il was
well-laid plan, but it did not work
Very few Republicans will believe a
statement made against me by either
Neary or Edwards. +"
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j. n. DICK EY,
Receiver OF Taxes.

NOTlCE-H WING PURCHASED THE
prisiltge OF selling groceries at Brandy
vine summit camp-mf citing. | take this
method Of notifying all tho g who may want
70 go some time before the opening, August
2. that viii be there with q full line OF
groceries and provisions on July 20, to re-
main until August 10.
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IoTIcE 70 TAXPAYERS.

County taxes win be due and payable on
and after July L.
On taxes paid during the months of July
aud August discount Of five per cent. win be
given.
on taxes paid during the months Of Sep
tember and October discount Of three per
cent. will be given.
On taxes paid during the month OF No
vember no discount will be given
econ taxes paid during the month OF De-
mber five per cent. will be added,
JOHN ~ DICkEY,
Receigerof cou ty taxes.
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r EeIsTER's oaDER.
REGIsTFR's OFFTCF

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del, June 30, 1891
Upon the application of Rose McDermott.
executrix Of Patdck McDermott late oil
ceased, Il Is ordered and directed by the Reeis
ter tina the executrix aforesaid give notice OF
granting of letters Iestimentary upon the es.
tate cf the deceased, with the date OF grant
posted within forty dsys from { q date OF
such letters Ia six Of the most public places oi
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per
present the same, or abide by IN Act OF AS.
sembly ia such tase made and provided: and
also cause the same 70 be inserted wuliin The
newspaper published IN Wilmington. Del.
and 70 be continued therein three weeks,
o. d.
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Excursion tickets furnished free to all
who waut TO inspect "Creston" lots.
Office 7i2 Market street.
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NorIoms.

MADAM Will sHs, s,CELgBR ATED GARD
~ reader, No 24 East second street.
Price 70 cents
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BACH END HIS Rales.
@. w. Edwards Gives some Inside Fac {,
F. Eden Bach and the Worm OF HI
Word

@. w. Edwards Gives some Inside Fac ta
F. Eden Bach and the Worm OF His
Word
An EvENT4G JOURNAL reporter asked
Q. W. Edwards what h. had to say OF the
Morning News interview with F. r..
Bach Mr. Edwards replied "In rela.
/ tion to the S2e0 paid TO f E Bach by
Neary for his support Of s.. ID. Hick nan
In 1883, told all knew yesterday and
the Interview with me you printed was
correct in every particular. Mr.. Bach $
statement that he and tho rest Of the
stockholders were sniuoled out Of Sc 600
is malicious lie as matter Of fact
Mr.. Bach never had dollar Of bis own
In the corporation. lie raised the So 600
which stood in his name as follows
about April 1888, joint note, paya
Bile to Frederick Bach, for one year
for 81 500 was made aud signed by
Samuel q. Baynsrd, William Il Pierson
Elwood G jackson and Frederick <
Bach. This note received the endorfe-
ment OF Anthony Higgins. and Bach rs
ceived the money on IL.
ia addition to this S1 500 Mr. Hig
gins endorsed Mr. Bachs note for 1900
and Mr. Bach received the money thereon
- ~A-N CAAeA A. AhAhAUt fdAh vi nUHIX
81, 1889, Mr. Bach transferred to me ali
of his stock and received therefor nv
note for 81, 600 at three months Nith the
stock as collateral, which note was paid
by me at the Union National Bank.
Notwithstanding the fact that the cor.
poration lost over 1900 during the
time OF Mr. Bachs connection with the
paper, paid him par value Tor his stock.
He also received $50 per week salary
from the tims the paper started almost
to the day he quit though during the
Higgins canvass he did little or no work
II is true that | strongly objected to Mr.
Bach's policy OF making Higgins organ
Of the paper, and in December, 1888. Mr.
Bach met my reproof with these words
Well, you are as deep in the mire as
am in the mud but If Mr.. Higgins does
not win tbs fight | will be prepared to 20
In and make an independent Democratic
paper of It,
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Given under the hand and Seal
OF Office Of the Register aforesa d
1I at Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the tay and
49, year above written.
j.. WILKINS COOCH, Register
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ON EASY PAYMENTS
All COST
Our June Reduction Sale.

The reduction
We've
1AsOENE STOVES
Is selling themfo ~ Ous oeloie ene season
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Given under the hand and q

HlYen under the hand and Seal
- Of Office Of the Register aforesaid
lLS at Wilmington, Ia New Castle
county aforesaid, the dRv and year
- above written.
) WILKINS COOCII. Register.
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Colonel John WainriRht viii be at his Office.
second floor Eighth and Market stree s, VIII
nington, Del. every day, to meet all persons
who Wish 20 file their claims. Those inter-
ested should call at once.
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TO REFUND THE DIRECT TAX
4 Notice Is hereby given that | win attend
AZ the office Of the Register OF Wills at the
Court House In Wilmington. from Monday,
July 18th TO Friday July l7th, from 10 o'clock
A. m. 70 O'Clock p. M, 10 receive claims
against the state Of Delaware Tor Direct
Taxes paid by owners OF real estate in Della
ware, which were assessed In 1857 and coll
.ected In 1868. under act Of Congress pproved
August s. 1861 and 10 ba refunded under act
of Congress approved March 2, 1871. / will
have the official list Of all De sons who paid
the said tax, and any claimant, upon inquiry.
can ascertain II his or her name appears upon
the said list. Said tax will be refunded to
the persons who y lid the tax, and to the ex-
ecutor or administ ator Of deceased persons.
Claim blanks furnished. No tax receipts re-
luired. y FRANK WILDS
pover. July 8. 1891. Commissioners.
NOTICE THE TWENTY-FiFTH Sc
ries Of stock OF the Perpetual Savings
and Loan Association Is now being issued.
hrst payment is due July Shares can be
obtained on application to the secretary at
any time and at the office, Fifth and shipley
streets Monday and Friday evenings.
LEA PUSEY. President
WlllIAM III. GIRHON% Sarratarv
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aOR SALE IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR
sell property, buy or sell business or in
gest money safely on first mortgage at z AN
; per cent. consult THOMAS f. HANLO
Notary Public. No. . East seventh street
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NOTICE. DIRECT TAXES RETURNED.

NJ W. corner second oUH ana ia Kins XII shAs Streets.
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81 Down and ST Per Week for $50 Worth.
81 Down and Soc Par Wank fnr Gin wn-A

To To make Il plain 800 Furniture Mapp pa A.
PAYMENTS - W eNNo - OAH WILLIAM WEhhl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Notice Of Suit.

Territory of New Mexico. Second Judicial Dis
trict, tOUnty ~ bernAlillo.
First National Bank Of Albuquerque,
John A. Lao, Executor, Etc
Petition a. cell real estate,
The dsfendAnts, Ohio Talbot, Maud Talbo,i
and lillian y. Tslbsat, sued With John A. lSe.
executor ~ the estaie OF william r. TalhOti,
deceened, Martha A. Tslbott, Pearl Talbott hob.
bins and jesse. ". Robbins, her husband, and
petition has been hlsd In the district coart, fos
hecounty 81 iicrnalillo.. territory ~ New hes.
leo, by tho first National Bank at Alba uerqus.
for order Ia sell certain real estate situsts In
tbs city OF hlbnqperqne, eoonty Of Bernaliilo,
one ~ In block number sixteen tie)j lots nun.
b"r. thirteen tis) and foarteen go In block
number seventeen M; lot numbsr sevent~sa
M and that certain tract Ut land beginning o.
. point hfts~n tisl fest north 81 the north line
the center line Of vess w.rehoass srsct, ir ~
yard 10 the Atchison. Topeka banta re Hail
roa;l company, running thence west one hun:
drrd and foartesn uiN Test 10 the east line q
Front street. thence soath On the east line OF Frons
X, s'rs: f.: s,: 90
hundred and soart.en lliO. fes, and thsees
north ssventy-fvs 1s) feet TO the place os besin-
nins Ia satisfy the sum due and oviaa to psti-
tionsrs a. rvidenessl by certain pFosnie:osy
hotss, and moro fully set forth In the bill e
sn Ts sas :. r.. and d, us ss:' , O.
said detrndanis. enter your apreafsnce IN Ne
issned 70 DO served upon 700, said rstnrn dsY
bcinE atty days after tho nd day of Ocsobss,
decree Will bs entered asainss y.r. W..
WARRzE, fRnapssos a bnuEHs,
bolicitors for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

left, and its most important business Ia
transacted Al tpNn meetings, where no.
body IL responsible. II has been grow
ing more aud more " that direction Tor
several ycats, ti,l last eptiug. when, at
the ~ called annual meeting everybody
voted Who happened to come ~, aud the
legal organization WAS dsrcgafd~l alto.
gether, That ~ not right The organ.
la;lun should bc tc,lN~l and put ~ bus
lucss shape When premiums are o..
ictcd there should be "a Nay to hold some
bod! responsible Tor their pay ment, aud
the men wHo put up the money ~ run
the eSpositiUa should lie the mcn to man
age II 1--we hnpc tu make the tcrritor
lnl lar u permanent institution W. must
put u on n more butluctr like basis, and
attach To- the hssIciatiuu ~ society that
manages II some measure ~ tespuuslbl,
~, Tor Il Will not hc able g. SURVIVE many
years LIKE the last. The tnc,tpotators ~
the institution, Who ARE the owners ~
the franchise. should cumr together aud
reconstruct tie aHucIhtluu, aud thus
should be done very e,un, ~ that there
vii hr time e. get the tuclety INTO good
".fNlug shape before It IA necrssaty 60
rDmm'Nyc the preparations Tor nett
years lair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

IuE p"nsIon lst ~ rapidly increasing
Daring October 3l,9iG names were nddod
10 the list.
TnE next annual eucampment 81 the
Grand Army Of The republic will be held
at the national capital, September y
lsg4,
TN people OF this city will literally
pa!roulze new factories Every new
manufacturing enterprise will be encour
aged.
TuE Incorporation Of Santa Fe cost
ia. sum 81 u BIS ~, which IL money well
invested 10y the c,tizens o. the territorial
capital
TuE prosperity exhibited on every side
~ ths city shows the beneficial result 81
unity ~ action on the part ~ the people,
and hberaIty and energy in pushing pub
lie enterprises,
WILL not some one who IN familiar
with the business establish n creamery
IN or near this city. Fresh butter IL a
luxury IN this mhrke', aud there would
bc big money IN II creamery.
TnE amount ~ money IN circulation
IN the United States increased S}i,sl0, ~
| during October aud IL now s2i,GI per
capita The volume % circulation is
| SGj. i9I, 'ii greater than at this time last
year,
AccoRpISo to the director 81 the mint
the mines u the United States last year
yielded S3!,si5,OOO IN gold aud AZ 81,
un IN silver, commercial value. The
production 81 the entire world IN 1891
was sllG,ugO00 in gold and sl3i ,sSG, 900
IN silver.
President DIN2, Of Mexico, has given
orders 10 commanders on tho northern
frontier To shoot no more people without
proper trial, A representative Of the
| United Statcs il now IN Mexico investi
eating abuses Of American citizens in
thai country.
i. II. McCrickett, engineer in charge
u the survey Of tho Trinidad and IL
raso short line, between Trinidad and
Las Vegas, is 10 the former town making
arrangements to begin the survey in a
few days, or as soon As their share of the
fund il raised.
TnE net gold in the national treasury
is nearly one hundred and thirty millions
u dollars. This is an almost inconceiv.
able sum ~ money, and clearly shows
that the democratic calamity howlors
who asserted that the treasury was
empty did not know anything about
what they were talking,
TnIWE has been presented under the
new Law, up to November LIST, Indian
depreciation claims 10 the number OF
j,iGs, and aggregating Ell ,2il,9ls %
these 800 comes from Texas, l,l00 from
New Mexico and the others from the
various states and territories, Colorado
scndlug IN 20, The largest Of these
claims IL FROM Arizona for 81 Isl 30,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
rnE roMn .nANr.

We called attention In thcsc columns
yesterday To- the Importance ~ prompt
action on the part ~ the city council Tor
the purpose ~ bringing the matter ~
the Albuquerque grant before the new
land court nj the earliest day possible,
but the matter N one ~ 80 much interest
10 all the people ~ the town, aud one IN
which delay might trt1lt az greatly to-
our disadvantage, that ~ cannot too
often refer to It. nor ,ou strongly lmpt,~H
upon the gentlemen ~ the council the
necessity 81 taking action II tie premls's
at once. II IN n matter - no snail mu
mont h. the people ~ Albuquerque -
have the question ~ the validity - tbs
titles under which their property IL held
permanently settled, although w. all
have the utmost confidence IN the valid
ily u the grant, aud know that tire
who are property N ppsecsslun - any
portion of II can never bc disturbed, NJ i
the TACT that II las hot been confirmed
constantly operates against W. ~ the
bHlhlbu VI NlIhlkfIft hliAl AllfIflFlf ~ wv
10 render our property lees valuable.
For this reaTun 1t N necessary tu hrus
the matter beiptc the court aud have the
grant title affirmed, aId II ~ especial y
desirable and important to have thus
done NJ speedily Hs purslhlr Tor the rca
sun that those Who are familiar with the
condition. ~ things ~ the TERRITORY all
believe that there vti, lr twice ~ much
business brought before the ucw court
as II can attend 60 ~ the term ~ its
eAisteuce, and AZ the Nfrt case4 entered
will br the trs, acted upon, w. are liable
o. lind ourselves At the tuai adjourn
ment With our cas" not reached, unlcer
w. are prepared t. put "a an Hrpc,rauc"
As spun Hs the court opens.
All thu@r Who are acquainted with the
situation know that our tr'i"s are good,
and yet the fact remains that thc grant
has not been confirmed The policy ~
congress- ~ refusing tu confirm any more
grants, good ~ bad, IL a satisfactory cN
PLANTATION ~ the non confirmation at
present, but Il, Tor any reason, We Lrgirct
10 have the case acted upon 10y a trlbu
nal entrusted with that duty aud es
peclslly created Tor that purpose, what
explanation eau Va give 10 strangers
then Tor the continuance ~ this state ~
affairs; rcop,e would naturally con
clude that Tor some reason known To-
ourselves We were AFRAID t. trust our
case IN court, aud hal rurrusriy per
united It To- be cruTded out, Tor IT would
be ncIt tn impossible tn make any body
believe that n cpmmunlt! ~ WIDE aNak"
and Intelligent, and progressive IN the
people u Albuquerque are TuppuScd to
he, would permit matter u 49, much
Importance 10 FAIL through sheer neglect
The gentlemen - the city council
should give immediate attention to the
matter. Ia the expressive slang ~ the
period, they should get II muSo' on
themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

Ordinance NJ. rs. amending ord
nance No. l1l u the city " Alhuq nerque,
under suspension ~ rules Was fead the
frst and second tunes and adopted
A COMMITTEE FROM the COMMERCIAL
club Ut Albuquerque appeared Uefute the
council sud asked that n committee be
appointed 10y the rodnc.l from that body
To net con oiu,ly With the hoatd ~ cuun.
~ commissioners ~ ljetnalillo count,
and Themselves, 9th view ~ present
ing Ia the court ~ lard claims the case
~ the Albuquerque land grant, to the
end ~ quoting titles theron Acting
Mayor Nnluy appointed NJ such commit
t,s' Aldermen Hunt. Raster and Miller.
THE cuunCll approved the following
plumbers hnnap. and the clerk vas IN
structcd tn endorse date ~ approval on
same. T.. J, Pnst 4 90, \ r. Rore A
BRO and August =. S'achhn
On motion adjutn,d TIL next regular
meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
AuOlr GRADES.

There ~ no way IA which the clty rn
queer could batter employ It's time than
IN establishing the gtades ~ the several
streets "a thc Highland addition. II IL
sale b. 50! that II hundred new houses,
at III" Least, have been put up IN that
addition durrg the present year, While
otbtts ht" gong up every day, and yet
no attempt - madcto put them On u UNI.
form i"Np. Tor the reason tia, no one
kn"Ns "hrf" H." pfup-r level ~, aud can
not know uutl the grade ~ officially -
,HbUrhcd Thus gives to sDmc - the
streets ~ that part ~ the town very
uuNdN and uu'Scu appearance, but What
IL still worse Will entail TO end u tfuublc
and cNporsc upon tho i"opic when the
grade ~ iiua.i! established The earlier
tugu NutE as tht- can Oc duUr the better
It - Tor al parties II IA much better
auI cheaper g. build u house. uu the
grade ia the iits, place than to have 10
uuug It up tu the grade afterwards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
FAIR GHOg'NDs.

II il 10 the intention 10 secure more
ample grounds Tor next !eGrs fair, It IL
time now TO be arranging the plans and
looking out for the place, II ia no small
job 10 lind a tract Of land large enough
10 serve the purpose, convenient to the
city. and at u price tina, the association
can afford 10 pay, But whether new
grounds are to be Purchased or not 1t 10
time Tor those who are Interested IN the
mstter TO come together and get the as
ISOLATION into some kind ~ organized
shape. The fair association was original
ly, and ought to be nov, organized on u
business basis, the same as any other
corporation; hut It's ai'ars have been
growing Stacker and Stacker, from year
~ year, till there IL really no organization
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

IT," beaver lm"e. referring To- an
A,huqucrqu" letter on the railway sItuA.
uou IN New Mexico, takes very en-.
cuurnetug view u things IN thus tern.
tory, aud su!s
III Indications amount tu anything
Their" vii lr considerable railway build
lns done ~ New Mexico next year. The
territory ~ RAPIDLY coming INTO promi
ucucc. New mlulns districts are spring
NIX INTO cNistencr and u large amount 81
capital ~ being attracted into the conn
try One ~ the most important ~ the
u"s lIu-s proposed o. connect Abuguer
qua with the lrcue Valley road ut Eddy
~ hrIug pushed forward vigorously. The
hutldIug ~ thus line will leav" only u
short section required to connect Albu.
IurrVuc with the l,io Grnnlr ~ stem, aud
another r"ctiun ~ about the satuo length
~ TrXas. To give Denver through line
l., way ~ the itu Graudc valley and
through H." rlChest agricultural, fruit
growing and mining districts ot Ne"
Mexico 10 the Cult. The road from Al
bUqurrquc tp Eddy. and thence to the
guif viii he buIlt, and IT only reniH M
iur Denver Ia push the Denver 4 RIO
trraIde 10 thus point, aud thus have an
other through line To Galveston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
DEas' w ATkR

All present appearances Indicate that
the;future srea, city Of Texas Is to:be Al
the mouth Of the lIrazos The capitalists
who have been quietly at work Tor the
last two years building I",tics and docks
at that point, aud who have land out the
town Of Nelascu, have drawn solely
upon their own private finances, and
have not asked the general government
or the state for II dollar. Durng the
same time the govcrnment has expended
several millions 10 an attempt 10 improve
the harbor at Galveston, and the officer
who made the last official examination
OF the work says in hls report that hc
"cannot discover any appreclable IA
crease in the depth Of water IN the bar.
On the other hand the works that have
been constructed by private enterprise
ut Nelasco, have increased the depth Of
water at that point from four and bali
feet two years ago, 10 eighteen fect at
the time Of the last measurement, The
town 10 four miles up the river, from the
gulf. and the depth 81 water IL now sulli
clent 10 allow the largest ocean vessels
10 come in aud tie up at the docks, thus
giving them not only an abundance OF
water, but one u the beet harburs IN the
world.
This has been accomplished 10y build
ing II double line 81 !ctties from the
mouth Of the river two mllcs out into
IT. gulf, and the stream running be
tween this, does tia own dredging, con
tinually securing away Ia. sand from
the RIVER bottom and the bar, and carry
ing il out into tho gulf, constantly IN
creasing the depth Of water At Calves
ton there ~ no stream 10 cause cur
rent, and the attempt ~ the government
10 increase the depth ~ water 10y set
walls and dredging has thus far proved q
failure, For these rcasons the impress
sion il worry rapidly gaining ground that
the new town which IL backed by az
abundance u capital, and which IL reach
Ing out for railway connections IN every
direction, ia destined 10 become tn,
great city o. the Texas coast, The presi
dent Of the company, in a commun,ca
ton recently roce,ved says hc IL RnX
ious to join with the people Of TINS CIT,
in movement constructing the two sec
tons necessary TO form continuous In,
OF railway from that point to Albuquer
uus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21
Publieatisn Mssiee.

EsettE&ssee SSss~N'
TERRITORY at New Mexico, Bseoad Judicial p's-
triet, County VI BsrnAlillo.
Msihilds CAsssdillo,
0uslpps Cassadillo.
ChAAesrf for divorce. an. 4.
Ths sAld defendant, Gusipps Css>1dllia -
hersby notified that suit In ehAnrery has -, -
commsacsd AGAINST HIM In tho district eosn . ~
the county Of h.snaliilo isuttory OF hsy .. H.
an absolute divorce and dissoiation of The ms -
riAss ties nov sztstins bstwssa aid pssas go
the sroands Of dssrrtioa. srnal and inhss "a
tho rsid defendAat. sntse yoar appsArancs ID ~ a.
sait With the clerk Of sAd court on os estcrs ~
nsEt rctarn day. Il belns the ist dag o. -
In berualillo county. Albaguesqas. Nev. $3.50
= d;cvs pro eonfssso val 3 sn,sFTa
against yoa. CnAs; Ill.,,
Clerk Ald hagisssr In ChAnes"'
W, II. WuTEaAH, SOLICITOR fos Compiainsn"
Dated OVtobsr 1, A. d. ivVi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

toed work Transacted ., ,he Meet.
tnE Last EvealaH

Regular meeting ~ the city council
Nov. lG, 1891, Acting Mayor Maloy pre-.
siding Clerk, Hopkins. Aldermen ptca
ent, Armlio, Hunt, Raster, Maloy and
Miller Absent, Mayor Saint, Aldetmph
Bowman. fRrr and Gabel.
New bills we're read and referred /, :le
finance committee. The folloving bills
we're approved by the finance committee.
aud warrants ordered drawn Tor the
aau,a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

II an Arab woman who has loss her
husband decides 70 marry again, she
visits tho grave OF her husband the
night before her second marriage and
prays TO him not 10 DO offended. As
however. she takes with her a donkey
laden with two goat skins nllcd with
wator. the prayer ended, she proceeds
70 pour tho water on tho grave TO keep
the first husband cool under tho cir
eumstances about 10 take place, and.
having veil saturated him, departa