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The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
It Was Corns.

There were scores of passengers wait ing in the Pennsylvania depot, Jersey City, and prominent figure among them was a real old fashioned woman, wearing quaint old bonnet, and having the traditional number of parcels and bandboxes with her. She had eaten a fried cake and drunk from bottle of cold tea, and after brushing the crumbs away she took from her pocket whet- stone and pocket knife and began put ting an edge on the latter. There was a general stir of interest around her, and a man who sat near by remarked:
 "Well, you are the first woman ever saw who could sharpen knife"
 Lands save you, but know fifty of 'em" she replied. 'Any women folks up our way who can't sharpen axes and knives are counted no good. This ere knife belongs to the old man, and hain't very good stuff"
 What's your object in sharpening the knife::" he asked, as she worked away with much vigor.
 "Corns. Got two on the bottom of my left foot. Orter pared 'em down afore left home, but didn't have time. Got fifty-fve minits to wait here, and I'll put it in on the corns. How's that for an edge?"
 "Sharp as a razor," he replied, as he received the knife, felt of its edge and passed it back.
 "Yes, guess it will do. You'd better move now. Hate to bother you, but them corns is dreadful"
 He moved away, followed by two or three others, and the old lady slipped off her shoe and stocking, turned her back to the crowd, and began operations. She was through in about twenty minutes, and, after replacing her shoe, she bundled her packages together and loudly re- marked:
 "There! 1 feel hundred dollars bet ter, and I'll have half an hour more after I git home to help change them hens into the new coop."-New York Sun.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Omitted.

A college. professor who wrote his ser mons with the utmost care and logical coherence, once found it desirable while preaching to omit portion of his dis course.
 Toward the close of the sermon there was reference to the omitted passage, fact the speaker had forgotten for the moment, and then, suddenly remember ing it, extricated himself from the diff culty in this way:
 "As I have before remarked-er-in part-er-which 1 have omitted."- Youths Companion.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Federal Salaries.

The salaries of the president, congress men, etc., are as follows: President, $50,- 900; vice president, $S,OOO; president pro tenn. of senate, $S,0OO; speaker of the house, $8,000; cabinet officers, $8,000; United States senators, 5000; members of congress, 5000; chief justice of su- preme court, $10,5G0; associate justices of supreme court, $l0000; United States circuit judges, $6,OG0; United States dis trict judges, $500 to 5000; foreign ministers (Great Britain, France, Ger many, Russia) each, $17,50O; other mis- sions, $5,000 to $l2, ,0O0.-Boston Budget
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Bookcases Should Be Plain.

It has been fashion to make bookcases highly ornamental. Now books want for and in themselves no ornament at all. They are themselves the ornament. Just as shops need no ornament, and no one will think of or care for any structural ornament if the goods are tastefully dis posed in the shop window. The man who looks for society in his books will readily perceive that, in proportion as the face of his bookcase is occupied by ornament, he loses that society; and, conversely, the more that face approximates to sheet of book backs, the more of that society he will enjoy. And so it is that three great advantages come hand in hand, and, as will be seen, reach their maximum together; the sociability of books, mini mum of cost in providing for them, and ease of access to them.-Nineteenth Cen tury.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
The Roers Are Obtuse.

The Boers do not seem to have the slightest comprehension of the first prin- ciples of finance. One of this class asked a bank what would be the terms for his proposed deposit of e25,OOO. "We will give you 6 per cent.," replied the clerk, not understanding the drift of the ques- tiOn. "You pay me for taking care of my property said the Boer. 'No, no; am not such a fool as to believe that You are up to some trick" And he ill stantly broke off the negotiation Blackwoods.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
SnarrnMs and LarlSs.

As our poor folk and macaroni restau- rant diners eat sparrows in New York, so are larks eaten in London. In that city dead larks of the value of close upon $12, 300 are annually disposed of, and this, taking the all round wholesale price at fifty cents per dozen-which is proba- ply below rather than above the mark gives grand total of no less than 300,- 900 of these birds for London alone Chatter
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
| co NY GAIT.

fgo my gait, with ne'er a whine Or murmurous tone at that or this, Deep burying in this heart of mine Regret for joys that may miss; Whether in paths of woe or bliss
 Igo my gait. go my gait, be smile or frown My portion on life's thoroughfare, Upward look and never down; A smiling face choose to wear, As hand in hand, sometimes with care,
 go my gait. Igo my gait, all sure of this Who pushes steadily ahead Must gain at last some goal of bliss, If hungry will at last be fed; With dauntleSs heart and dauntless tread
 go my gait.
 Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Kecp Cool if You Want to s1eep

A nervous individual recommends keeping cool' as a sleep producer, and would have the weary night watcher find a cool place and sit for an hour calming himself Cold is electrical, and whatever cools without taking cold pro- duces a soothing quiet of tlie nerves. When the nerves are felt the brain is hot and the spine is heated, and to abol- ish this condition the best prescription is to keep cool.-New York Sun.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Missed a Good Thing.

Those old time chaps who tortured people by fire, boiling oil, thumb screws, the rack and other pleasant methods didn't know anything about sawdust. A man buried under six feet of it can live for about twenty minutes, and he suffers fully as much as if 6 ton of brick was piled above him. A Wisconsin man who was saved after fifteen minutes says he would rather be burned at the staks.- Detroit Free Pyess.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

An average of five feet of water is es- timated to fall annually over the whole earth; and, assuming that condensation takes place at an average heig:t ot 5000 feet, scientists conclude that the force of evaporation to supply such rainfall must be equal to the lifting of 322,0OO, ,0O0 pounds of water 5000 feet in every minute, or about 300, GOO, 900 horse power constantly exerted.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
umpertineuee Resented.

Philosophical Old Gentleman (to ac- quaintance who stoops)-Throw your shoulders back, man; throw your shoul- ders back!
 Irascible Acquaintance - Who you talkin' to? Better wait till wear 'em in front, hadn't you:-Detroit Free Press.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

A Maine woman gives the secret of her wonderful success in raising calla lilies. She says she allowed her calla plants to rest during the summer, repotting them in the fall in good rich earth which con tained much ammonia. The plants were then trimmed and moss placed on the earth to retain the moisture.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Strange Discovery in Mormon Village

strange DlscoNeTy III u horAhoh 'iiaSe'
 A singular discovery was made near Nauvoo, Ills, by laborers in excavating near "French Fort" relic of Mormon days, and later noted as the spot where Cabel and his Icarians made a settle ment. A large outhouse on the premises of the Catholic convent was being re- moved.
 While the worlmen were engaged, part of the flooring sank out of sight, and investigation revealed an old well, thought to be fully 1000 feet deep. This discovery goes to strengthen the supposi- tion that during the Mormon regime many hidden wells and subterranean passages existed in the city, whose uses have never been wholly accounted for.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
An Ice Problem.

The Union, of Springfield, propounds this nice little sum in arithmetic: If the iceman leaves thirty-five pounds of ice for twenty cents worth when ice is forty cents per 100 pounds, what will home made ice cream cost when he leaves twenty-five pounds for forty cents worth when ice is eighty cents per pound?
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Silas Enlightens Sarah.

"There's Euterpe and Melpomean on the curtain. And that gal over there on the left is Tripsichore, the goddess of dancin'."
 ''Tripsichore is a good name for her ain't it. SilasT-Harper's Bazaar.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Peculiar to the Business.

Derrick-There is one thing peculiar to the oil business; to the buying and selling of wells.
 Cable-And that?
 Derrick-And that is that it can never be retail transaction, but always hole sale affair.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
A Fatal Disbursement.

"My heart is ill my mouth. l am afraid to hear your answer"
 "You may well be, MT. Dollboy," re- torted Ethel. q never could marry a man whose heart was not in the right place. ."-New York Sun.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

Epidemics, such as influenza, are said to arise when the supply of ozone in the air is insufficient. To counteract this, Dr. Forster, of Berlin, has advocated the artificial supply of ozone to the air of towns and thickly populated districts
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
We Live Longer.

Three hundred years ago the average life of man was s1 IA years. In the early part of this century it was rather more than 401-2, and certainly has not lessened since. That means that as many people live to 70 now as lived to 40 300 years ago.-Exchange
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
Correct,

The dull boy sometimes displays an unexpected streak of brightness. Teacher-Which New England state has two capitalsG
 Boy-New Hampshire.
 Teacher-Indeedl Name them. Boy-Capital N and capital H.-Har- per's Bazar
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

French doctors are reported to have discovered that the essence of cinnamon, when sprinkled in the room of typhoid fever patients, kills the bacteria within twelve hours and prevents the disease from spreading.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
An Interested Affection.

Bella-How can you be so attentive to that rich young man when he has told you he is to marry another?
 Madge-Pa is broker, you know, and he wants me to get the young fellow iu- terested ill stocks.-Epoch.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
No Moths on Him.

"What do you want, JOhnnyY said an Elm street drug man to an urchin coun- ter high. Something to keep moths out of carpets:" "Yes," answered the boy; "that's what l camphor. ."-Manchester praSS
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

Flowing by steam has been introduced in Walla Walla valley, Wash, and is pronounced success. Heretofore it has cost B per acre to blow, while under the new system it can be done for forty cents.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

The houses of rich Mexicans are said to be palaces, and the grounds around them are gardens. There is an oriental splen- dor about it all which is not found in the United States,
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

BABBITT BROS-Postottice address Flagstaff, Arizona. Range, Clark's Valley Mogollon mountains. Brand as above cut All young stock branded on both sides, with swallow fork and underbit in each ear; also own the following: Boot, I, 2 H, anywhere on the side of animal. Boot cattle, road brand w on right side; T cattle, oss on right side; horse brand c. o.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

The olive tree lives to a great age. One lately destroyed at Beaulieu had 8 record of five centuries and was thirty six feet in circumference.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
4 Coincidence in Color.

Now that fur time has come, and fur is very high in cost and favor, be careful not to make the mistake of one of our fashionable brides. But she didn't dis cover the error herself The people on the avenue Sunday morning did it for her. She and her husband went to church, and after the service was over started to walk home. Judge of this good lady's chagrin upon seeing that nearly every other person turned, looked and smiled. What could possibly be wrong? The husband pooh-poohed her suspicious and assured her that she was all right, but still the loc'-7 the smiles and the drawing dow ners of mouths continued.
 The walk was cut short, and the first thing the lady did upon entering her drawing room was to place herself in front of her pier glass to make careful survey of herself. There was absolute ly nothing out of gear. Her costume was quiet, refined and even elegant. Sud- denly thought struck her. Perhaps it might be her husband. That good man was dragged in front of the glass and placed alongside of his anxious mate. Immediately the mystery was solved.
 It was her huff and his beardI The one was an exact counterpart of the other, in texture, in length, in color; and the effect was ludicrous. It really looked as if the husband had the muff on his chin and face, or that the wife had her hands ensconced in the beard, just as you choose. In other words, the beard and huff were an exact match, and you cant imagine the funny effect produced by this similarity. Moral: Don't let your huff match your hus- bands beard. New York Letter.
 There is at the Hotel Metropcle na- tive American girl who, accompanied by her parents, is on her way home from an extended continental tour. In conversa- ton with number of her compatriots the other evening she frankly confessed that she liked no language but her na- tive language. "As for French" she de- clared, ''I hate it, because 1 always have to think before I speakr'-Eugene Fields London Letter.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21

HARRY FULTON.-Horse and mule brand on left hip as shown in cut Sheep: ewes, hole in left ear and split in the right; i; wethers reverse that of ewes; rams branded F on horn. Range near Mormon Lake, Mo gollon Mountains. Postotice address, Flag staff, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1891-03-21
MCMILLAN & GOODWIN.

T brand on right side of nose. Ewes, crop in right and split in each ear; wethers, crop in left and of split in each ear. Range, three miles north of Flagstaff. P. 0. address Flagstaff, Arizona.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-17
NEAR TIDE WATER.

The great manufacturer of the country, in the tide
of competition, that he must be where his coal
timber and iron accessible, and yet not too far
from the deep water. Every business man knows
that in West Virginia the raw material is in abund-
ance, and that from Martinsburg you only 20
miles from the National Capital ON the B. 4 O.
from Philadelphia. We invite you to call and see,
and nature will show you picture Of advantageous
grandeur that the pen can but feebly attempt to de-
scribe.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-17
The Public School System

of West Virgniasis superior to most any other in
the union. There two Female Summaries in the
city whose course of study have made them locally
famous
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-17
A BEAUTIFUL TOWN.
The City of Martinsburg is the most beautiful in the
State, with its wide streets and avenues, built
either side with magnificent blocks and resi-
dences. The city is supplied with water
by the Holly system which is from
pure and never failing spring
sufficient to supply
PEOPLE.

The streets and houses lighted by gas and cleo
tricity. There are five weekly newspapers and
one daily, in the city, eleven churches
and each ward of the city is supplied
witha goodsubstantial school house.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-17
y BUSY PLACE.

vynnaAa sHmm
h am mills making use d wheat mwde@
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-17
Electric Street Railway,

5 ] 81 nsG s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

q. :. BJunHN aud thas r. Hunt came
down from the present seat ~ rrrllutlhl
guNrrnm'rt last ngh, hey SAY that
I-t,liuur from all parts ~ Ia" territory
north, south, "ast and west, ar. rolling
~, asking the mrmu,'rsuf the legislature
tu ph-- u ntp removing o." capl VI ut 4 e.
territory from santa l'r To thus clty. IL
- Understood that the actual rS I,rur' oi
transfer II To- tee born" entirely u! lSrr.
ua,lllu county,
t., =. MrIh"rspn, travelling agent Tor
iHr NORTH Nr-t"ru Life lururhur. con-.
pany, got h"m" la-' ugn, fruu, pre-.
trnctsd trrp /" IT," cltI"s and towns IA
the uurlu"ru counties, At Las Vegas,
hr rlatr-, ll," It"up," are HuNlpuH tO See
A,huqurrqu" ~" rhrlta' II ia" trrrltuf!
aud l,iu' Dtrru started u p-llliuu e.
that ,Nrr. aIu ~ twu hours tlmr over
- unlur- Wrt" uutnIurd O'urr prti.
tuuz a." ~ rr,uhlIon through Nau
MlgurI rpuui!
lr- ,ri., oilrr.uou Jesse NJ Nh,r
lpyk aud t. y u u-ua started uut HIll
u prtl,.r h"r" o,d brfurr ursht time
nrary u Thousand signatures we're oh
tuu"d
prpt j T. ONrus - the AgucuDi, taO
college, L.n. tru,"-, AID - prumi"cut
clui,Lnr" t'r 'nr rorrluu ~ t"rr, orln
rup"uulrrd,rt ut rrhu ~, Ir ~ th" cay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

Candidates Tor terr,loruI cool super.
lnt"nd"ut are Sprlng,ug up from
al quarters ~ the territory, aud
Governor Prince IN hrIug d,lug-d
With Recommendation Tor thus aud
that applicant, G., ". Mryl"r'.
~ Tur CIIIlrN understands, although
III" grutlrmau hhm-clf VII, not admit nor
deny the report, IN u can't dat" Tor ih,.
position, aui the New Mexican, WrltIug
CA hIr candidacy, has ia" tni."NIug ~
say MIR, Mryi has r"tyrI ~ tie
rHpa"u! ~ county school superintendent
NJ California Tor several wears Hpd ha,
had sou" "Nprn"nr" ~ srhupl matters.
tie has a,rp held several M rs Il honor
and trust ~ BrrnnIl,lu county Hud II
uuN s-rr"tar! ~ the board ~ regents ~
tur lnN"r-,'y II New MrNlru, nrsldcs
lrDdlug ihr ollie" ~ county treasurer,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

Rev. T. j GIN, Nhu h"s utliriHt"h ~
rector ~ the -. johns church, this cIty,
frr the past eighteen mon'hs, leaves To
rIght 10 iHkr rharR" ~ the Episcopal
church. san +" Rev. Henry Furr's
ter, Who formerly hal charge here, -"
turn. agn,n to- n,- old tield - religious
labor Rev GlNu lsH Young mln's'"t ~
great ptomlsr, hos "udrarri h,ms"lf 1"
the m,mnrte II hi- church here, and ual
ur,IN n ls 81 h regret that he l"nN"r
tnrrn Iui CulIrN 'ummrndS hlm IA
the good prupi" 4 santa Fr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
show ing Rich ore.

The latest news from the "Old Abr"
miuc at WHIT" Oaks. IN Winch Hon II
Is. F"reuss"u. q lhs ritI, n one II IT,"
partners, In the following from the It,
,rrprTt"r:
At the "Old Abe" mine work II pro
Hrrss'ug at rnpd rate. IT," uld shah
ard the new Is nuw cuDurctr bI drrft
l'2 feet ~ Iorgth, ~ II" depth ~ -
f""i, IT," whui" dlrtauc" "u rich ore.
THIS vii "unhl" them I, work a. large u
Tore" Hs they desire, ann"d,ug good v"o
tI,a'iuu. VIA" ruurtus ;ht- drft the
mlli has been kept constantly ruuulug
Thor huls'lns machinery aTrN'd Iurr
day nnd Viii soon be 10 place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
Notice Of Suit.


icrrii"D ~ N"w MrSic" Second JuI
trir'. Cuuniy ~ iIrrnNlllin.
lila '"hn"''n, ithnnrr, Tor T..
" s,.I
ln,,,.- VI Juhn-up,
~" sad drrond ut James NJ j.
hrt, h, nulihri that suit ~ chHnc"H
ruInmru, ~ against him IA ia" lli-'tic
hr count, Ut ihtuHiiliu i'ttttory III
c,. h, sAiI complainant, tlla JOHNS
absolute divorce All dissolution ui 4
tir-rt I-itus lrtN,sru -hid I,arti''-, "n II
uE f.IiUf To- -upIauft Wld alaninnn'l
grurrt t"lI L. "a Il uulr-- you, th" 81
ant enter Nu y HpTs'Hr ,nc" ~ -aid 81
fut" ~" next NnJ, l-iD term ~ said I
n. euu and hpld NJ the court h"u-" 80
nhtilu county, ~ Albuquerque, ~
'h" second Monday ~ May, lNpi, u
t4rn ,,--r th"Irin will lr rrnd'f' Il Hal,. 4
IuNs
tlrtk and Register ia 4
W,HHiN 4 fFkHus~uN,
-ui"i'ur- for complainant.
Dated .luuuar. 18th, l~r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

last night Wh"n shs d,scu,ctrd man
under The nd \ srtrnm. - iump ard NJ
m"s' - faui iiuully brought n--ir'anre
Pointing To- the h,d, size exclaimed.
"lruk. there he w. The obi 1t was
pull, II ftpm hlH rtuurhiug Position aud
stuffed iuHg" revealed Wonder VIM
played the X" un w" young lady?
u. =. Nuu-s. Whu takes insurance tur
ia" fdutuud huNs, uns beet ~" nevrtd
dnUHuiI, ~ WI u s,Nr. r"ld. he 70
sfoiunII ,.tkug 'ur .olj uut Il hlr
SYSTEM
Aipi- Jacobs, Nno ~ ku.An al over
thr act h.J r.u.hNr-t n- " utrr si,e
Jakr,' trn,r-r tur tur Drummutd IL.
uncru company, NJ. Louis. IN " &C." c,ty,
aud has e.. It's u,ur uu tn" register ~
IL" san l"lpr
franr" frmk, ct Ia" liquor ttm e
FTuN ~ E,ktu, returned last night from
- urp Through uurtuctu New NcXru
nud southern Cuurad 80 nIghi hr
so. i"nNr Tor VISIT 10 is customers uu
tea .".u. = rv,nr
~n,.n l.a, 4 N,~rr.n COZ g.,
,.,u.,d. ~. liza, ~,u.a ir ,ts, uisl. mu
t"E,rlr.rd At tue Arm.y lie has ~, al
81 ,rr ,rn,r.S Il ,n" grand aud p"t,I
yIurr- g. ~ ,I,rk iiuut Tor h,r court.
~ .icu .ru,rt 80 q, 30 .unas urSt Mon
dtl
-. N!uu stur aud Nfr, SISTER ~ Fer
go, to- aud JrruE AruuJu, ATE here from
Nhutn I" nui ARE stopping u, Capt, Bur
r,lul"'". toe, are god father aud
u,oth"r ~ ~" rHpia,u'r baby aud are
n"r' tor toe purr"s" II christening the
900. ir one.
l. Vi Wuurl fnm.Hrly known NJ
"N.rd, N,uuol,' Nll capl nj rail-
~ d"r, ~ Yesterday inr Michigan,
N.rrc o." NsJ many u young lady one
Nnrw ho hos kuuNu truu chldhu"d
NI,u", I'mrd IT, ~" rIty Wearing u
II hat
lur'pl -, r,'N'fu, ~ member ~ IN"
ONIu legislature Hrd u ptumturn, drmu
rrpilr puI.'i Hu ~ CiurIuuRti, ONO, with
hIr wife, rnur down from Santa =" ldst
mglt IurS vii r"u.nlu here until to.
nights south bound passenger train.
Nhirh they VII take FOR the Ii,y ~
Mexico Yrs SrNtrr's health is bad aud
phN -rinnr hnvr ADVISED very warm
climate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
\ Foui Murder

Information hnr lurt lrru received =
u revolving murder committed about
Ihrs'ma- IA the urIghhurh"ni ~ Pa
IN" country two men, u tail freshman
ani u smnli German With u short,
study, sandy mustarhr, Ihry took
dIun"r December 21th At Sr,h'n mil,
aud spent the afternoon play NIX cards M
Guuld'S saloon at ParkvrV. The Ger.
man displayed money, The smaller u
trr two carried u red bHndana hnudk-r.
chrf They bought SOM mutton ~ u
Mexican woman, aud camped IN an
old CABIN near Pueu.e II is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
LEGAL Notice.


Last VIII and Testament ~ ChAr, =
,lrc-a-~d
To- = uic &. Ganse, Of Alhnduetgns
li"fuHllllu, tsfritury - New heAw
i,Hac ', ,Au-., ~ Kichmui.d, Insi iaAA
whom this may concern
luu ~ h rrhy nu,ihe that ~" o
Will u 4 ir-tAms 81 hAriea tlHus
county 4 n IN l,llu and Territory ~
e." i"'rt-'-l ht- cen pf'-luc,d aud
~ ,hatrc urt Il th"c anti ~ lLrfra
turN ~ ~ Mexico. AT regular ~
hel l un 'hr ~ ,ial ~ ebfu ~, l~il
~ I " rfNIus ~ siii All.s. Ia
ruur, ,hrr,u, an hNei Tor MnndHy n
March, 4 u ispl term q -Aid c'nri, ~
"a ihv rem nu II -aid ,ihl Il
il,"u under my hand and the As,al ID
sLu.l thls 9TH dAy ~ February
Nu,uuIp T. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
\OIrr Of Suit.

l"rritn-, ~ New Mc,i'u. SECOND Jul
met. County ~ l'"fnalllln,
M'"h'" Nhr''"f iChnnccr, for ~
NJ. Nhp
H. .uld iri"n lnnt, charlie 4. Shfiu
hy ur,h"i that a suit III chancrTy hp
u"ucri asr,n. him / III" l-'rici 81,
ruu. I, ~ ll-tuth L.. 4 rti'rry 10 80
SAID ruup,air,ui, Mimi" NhtlN'r, 4
ate iiyufr" md dissolution - tie ~
existing lAtw'.u SAT- part 80, 'n ~"
la ar" Iu -upIurt AN Hhnn iuin"i
s"u"fal relief, nj unl-.- you, III. -.
AT, h,fl"- ', ~hriyer ~ rryuur am
.iul -ui, "n ~ before I'M hrst hay 4
MAJ r ~ ~ sni I court. a. la lesun I
Il court uW-r ~ SAID it"rnsl,llo cod
,uluorl ~, sew Mexico. on the $50 4
4 ~. \ u isIl. n lie 'r,~ pro- coni'-
Aill H. rendered against you.
CuIs. y
tl-rk aud ilc1 -i"T IN 4
' SIENLElF, solicitor fur cd
\Ihulu"rIur, \. N.