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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
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O,iNc Enn,s mite Battles 90 the sap.
pert sf Peer Caalurs.

pert 90 reer Car,pr-.
a stranger passing along the streets OF
Albuquerque VI this season ~ the year
would not 20 over many squares until
convinced ~ one thing, that "rhe Socis.
~ Tor the Prevention ~ Cruelty To AMI
mails" has obtained no footholJ here, and
u he, ur she, porscsaes n spark ~ humane
feeling Tor bruts or huuian, Il must burst
into n pretty lively flame over the nccd.
lcsa cruelty exhibited by the dog catch
ef" and the lack 10 compassiob exhibited
by the crowds that quickly gather at the
htst thiiek o. terror and agony wrung
from the heart ~ apmc poor, inotfcnsive.
helpless 'Nluggie" The very existence ~
the catcher argues dcepirablc coWatdice
IN somebody; the fact that be- exists and
unmulrstrd, plies b,s bloody. batbaruus,
east where wan, aud squalur aud every
form ~ misery tester and fat,cn IN the
putrI ar, where It were mercy, ter
haIs, ,o kill, ;herc may hc y shadow ~
Qualification iur the law tina, ~ enforced
10y through heroic measures on the
,rt - mayor and cuuuils bat here,
'horr G'u'~ pure mr. ~ unpollu,ci 10y
1i.l hl, POISONOUS calculations from
uN"",rrN j'l, ,iis"nso laden ground, there
uu Moor" n"rl to deprive dog ~ his
e.. hhcr'y und innocent putsu,, ~ hap
pu.t, 'hnu tie gHply ruchlus Who
'nrrut oar streets Not one it,, N ton
Thousand nut here goes mad. AMI that
one, 4 his ears were searched ipr CARA
p,'o., hs empty stomach sucprltei 10y "A
"-lurr meal and lis tiny, trembling,
t-ar r,tl'hen heart quoted Ivy kind
wont would be- found ~ snrr ~ any dog
Tier" ~ Albuquarqua DIG catching
usld' tfum it- cold hluoded. uunec,e, ary
'n ~ rs p"rul atly rrprrhcusIble
i,,r! day ~ the seven the streets 1r.
Ii ."l with teams from ncishbnring
tHnghc-, ntd irum Ear beyond river aud
~ ruu'uru. MrNlcaus and Americans
alike, ON PLAIN ur ~ Sierra cabin Ii ri tie
~ '''''' " h'FA' ''NHltF' ENilh'hl ANU
irrrri and he becomes part ~ n ,
fanny NE, sharing the best aud the
Nott TINT Cumes, but faithful ever
These wa cnrrs accompany their mas
tcrs aud unr" separated from them they
grow ftishtcu"d aud bawll lcrel and then
~ the ratchci's chance ~ Nhirh hc 10 not
slow 20 avail himself The American un.
drrstHnds the law and knows pretty we'll
where To find his pet II he hasn't been
dragged to deaf over the streets or mur.
dcrrd ~ tho pound and goes after him.
hutrlrs out ~ town aud dHmns tho PEG.
pile generally. lIut the Mex,csn accepts
HIS suctte, bemuaus the loss ~ his buen
prrro, but probably ~ entirely ignorant
~ the unjust law Witch has deprived
hlm " valuable property. II the man
who has come III here Ia spend his money
and add To the prosperity Of the town,
loves or values hIs dog sufficiently to
protect HIM he il forced To pay an out.
ruscnus license fee for the few hours he
may be IN town. Ranch dogs don't 20
mad and they ought To he respected and
ranchmen do get mad aud they too ought
To bc respected, and Albuquerque ought
TO be Tar enough ahead ~ the "effste
east Ia be able to teach her how to he
both Just and humane.
OLIVE ESSi> lIIrL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
n shows Gold

A Mexican, named A, Antonio, from
Tiierss canon, exhibited some rock from
there this morning with ON assay certia.
cate from the Socorro smeIter attestiog
that 1t ruus los ounces in gold. The
rock looks like sand stone. but ia q
fine decomposed granite aud tho vein is
IN limestone formation. Nobody here
would look Tor gold in such rock. The
location OF the claim Is in Tleras canon
about twenty mites from Albuquerque.
A hole OF twelve feet 10 the only work
on the claim. Tho Mexican who owns II
wishes to make como deal 90 as to DO
able 10 work the claim.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Ihure II our citizens Who have not
yet stenod the petition w. the president
Tor IT," appointment - n western man 10
the vacant place on the Inter State Com.
u"rrr Commission, should dr So At once.
The matter !, one 81 considerable mpur
taur" t. the people ~ thu, TERRITORY Il
mleht be worth great deal 10 have u
man on the commission who understands
the needs ~ tins country and the condi
ton Of things existing here. aud il stands
w IA hand to do whatever We can TO 81.
care such an appointment. II the prosi
dent concludes t. come west ~ the Tooth
meridian tu make his selection, he will
probably take come Denver man. 4 mum.
Der ~ Prominent gentlemen there are
spoken o. any one ~ whom would make
u good commissioner, and our interests
ar" 20 near allied tutEuse - Denver that
H." appointment - u citizen ~ That
pine" would be cordially endorsed 10y the
p"opl" ~ New Mexico. Several copies
"t ia" petition ARE IN circulation, and
every man N Albuquerque should see to
Il TINT hls name ~ enrolled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

cities Of Albuquerque. Socorro and other
points 10 the valley Of the Rio Orapde
would doubtless be very great. But I,
would hardly be po great No that which
would arsc out oi the transportation Of
ore To- Pueblo and Denver smeltera from
the mines ~ south western New Mexico.
The points in that part " the territory
which would produce this traffic could
No, all he reached by anglc line There
would hav. to bc n system oi
branch lines There IL 10 doubt that
from Georectowu, Lake valley, Silver
City, Pinpe Altos, the Mueollons. and
Clifton, Altoona, large ore traffic would
b" Developed by such railway system.
With this prospect for traffic the pro-
Jecturs ~ an extension " the Rio Grandc
would likely bo ahlc Ia noa, tho bonds
Tor the construction ~ the road These
bohds, II Ia To be presumed, would he
taken 10y the men who are Interested in
the Denver 4 RIO Gratdc These men
might be wiling to all the project IN
this way, although they might oppose
the construction ~ such an extension 10y
the Denver 4 RIO Gtnnde M "A company
Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

w; improvements, thl Dos, making q To.
tai Tor land aud improvements ~ gao.
02J.tS The asseeaed valuation % live
stock is tijG,Bji personal property.
sD3,sIitJ Total assessment un all
property, tGOo.aD -
/ The palaces oi the rulers ~ the old
world are built without regard tu ex
I,ensee The empress ~ Aus,ta's ncw
pnlac" at Corfu has cur tl1lru The
bIll Tor the wood carvings IN the Pom
peiiau nuita ~ srN eu fuuma. Which ~ The
= great feature ~ the HOUSE.. amounted to
] cj.um
CuiNN, hig M she IL, Is IN n tight loS
Just now 4 Delegation ~ Satships fly.
ipg the flags ~ Germany, France, Italy.
England aud the Uurted States, will
shortly drop anchor IN Chinese waters
and find out exactly Why the Monaghan
government refuses tp listen u their lie.
wauds iut indemnity, ~ balm Tor the
recent mnssncre ~ foreigners ~ China.
" ~ proposed ~ hold mln~ts' con
Nru'tnu ut III raso ~ D-remh"r To- me
muflnulc congress ~ favor " the free
coinage ~ silver Hul tu protest against
the Hlrn net whirh pruh,bts foreign cap
VIA. from he,rg Invested ~ the mines u
tie ,rrntorte.. the ,lcn ,s u good one,
aud New MrNrru heartily endorses tho
holding ~ the convention
II Nuul bc u 4 .ud Ilnu tur the mpu.
b"r- ~ ~" territorial republican commit.
/" To- h.ld u m,cttug during itv 'rtrltor
tai rNh,b,'Ion, nrl h,IiD,,u'arcy caused
hN the death - Judge NN'r,l. WIo W..
chairman ~ the committee. NrNt Ncnrn
u'rN campaign wr.l,nk" place, atd thor
ugh "rgaurIa,lpu ~. b. u"'cssnty ~ an
cary doy.
TN Grand Atm, ~ rh" Republic ~
th, t,rrturl bad three voting m"mh.r,
~ tao "ucimpmrri recently h"ld IL De
front. IA. WumnrE Relief Corn. had
one, MI, Mar, Wmtcomh. ~ A'bulucr
que. IT." membership ~ tie Woman
Relief Corps ~ uuN more tan lU,NN,
TIE rrlct expended during the ,onr Was
sliiS"2l Thctunds reported uu hand,
sltN,S4GGj The Grand Army mcmbrr
shrp Is ;@~ 81, and thcl rNprndcd <,tH
90 ~ III rrll"t during the year
Tux CITIZEN will this year make iulI
and accurate report Il the proceedings
~ the territorial fdr " = burke. "a.
..,l...Y ~ n Vi iN...,.,l.V a
rdttor n".r,rd 10y several nyrly repor,
ere, VIII cover all departments. Chas.
OCouor Roberts, u practical miner and
n trained newspaper winter, viii have ell.
tire charge ~ the mineral department
aud GIs reports will br accurate aud val
liable to mining interests Each day
during the exhibition a large extra edI.
ton will Os printed. In every way Tur
CITIZEN will he model newspaper dur.
ing far week,
Al the recent congress ~ scientists at
Washington, Professor Goodnlr Of liar
ward University, To illustrate how we'll
understood are the methods II improy.
my plants, sald that II all ~ our present
cereals were swept ont of existence our
experiment stations could probably re-.
place them 10y other grasses within hal!
Ii century. The methods are 10y selec.
ton aud LIBERALIZATION. The fruits OF
the future will tend more and more TO
ward becoming seedIe-s, just ss pine.
apples, bananas and some oranges are
nov, There IL no COOL reason Why We
should not have seedless raspberries and
blackbcrres. and also raise 10y cuttings
plums, cherries and peaches FREQ from
stones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
ANOTHER Hii >DEu

Norton Bros. 81 ChIrHgu, mrs" imppr
tiers Of tin plate, write IT," following lr'.
ter To the Chcaco Inter Ocean.
We are ~ receipt - an Iuyotc" aud
TILL ~ ladlng Tor 40 pigr - Ittl" NOR"
than four toms - American pug TIA, MIN.
ed At the Icm"srn uIu"g. san Brrunr
dino county, inl Ihr agents write W
that tins ~ thrtlrst shipment which hey
have made tu pulu,S cast ~ the Rocky
mountains. excepting some rmHl, lutr ~
samples, though they have been selling
some IN San Francisco Tor making soldier
and tln-lnei pipe. They also say that
they have an lnrNhaustlhIr suppl, ~ ore
and are putuuH IN u large mil which
they expect Will hr ~ operation IA Sep.
TENDER, when they viii be- ahIe 10 fur
nlsh us all va want
This TN viii be used IN tuning plates
mad" 10 the l'ui'cd States, aud tn work
will be done entirely 10y citizens u the
United States.
II might be thought 10y Ingenious pro
pie whose experience" with the anti
American tin press IL limited. that ih,r
would put n quIrtus upon thrlr STUPID
and unpatr,utic campaign. But such
people would have been grossl! ml-tak.
en-, The Chicago Herald comes out with
this attempt To- show that the profit 10
the United States 10y reason ~ these uu
fortunate tan discoveries ~ ttlyIal, after
all
Now 1t appears that the producers -
American tin from American mines are
not Americans THE New York Tunes
has obtained aud prlLt-d an announce
ment from the company, giving tho
nance and Titles ~ its chairman aud III.
rect ~, the consulting directors, the
trustees or dehentutr holders, It's hauk
.rs, solicitors, auditors and secret airy
Every man IN tho lIs'. from beginning To-
end, IL "a resident - lnunpu, LIlerpunl.
Cornwall ar Wales There ~ no, resi-.
dent ~ the United States, much less u
citizen, in the last, and the uiiirr 81 the
company IL ~ London
II Engllshmen own the mlucs, what =
It: IL II not 80 much better Tor tie
United Statos; Had these MINES been
opened up 10y Americans. 90 much Amer
lean capital must have been withdrawn
from some other employment, actual or
IN with EugllSh money iur The employ
ment ~ American mIurrn ~ the rtuduc
ton Oi American tn t. he manufactured
into plates hy American ,ndustrads,s
The money 10 buy the mines, tu pay the
wages, Ia rem the !umcs occupied, a.
purchase the uerrusatlrs 81 llr aud L.
meat the taxes for the rutIttt - ~ 4,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

lev weeks aga u committee ~ fall.
road men called AZ this Office looking up
the record ~ regard to j. II Tallis u
railroad man, last year IN charge u the
yards NJ WinsloA rhcy NaN'd that he
had skipped out after securing several
hundred dollars from railroad men on
the Atlantic \ Pacific Tho fellow had
viciinI2ed this office t. tho extent ~
go. The DAY he went east hc came
To tho Office aud stated that he had
JUS, received "a telegram that his father
vas dying N lnI,ara, and tina, he did
not have time u s"c the railroad officials
to secure funds due HIM. and the pub.
Usher ~ TN CIriGES endorsed Tor
him 81 thu extent ~ So at the Aibu.
Iuerque National bank, which wns
pad when It b.came due and ths nnts
~ nov at ;hiH office Mr. Tails has
written To n paper at l.n' Vegas, aud
that sheet tries to defend the slick
Rascal. ralls ~ now ut Como. Colorado.
and tho railroad meu ~ this territory
aud Aroma should let hia character be
known IN that locality.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
The Rich Thorp~~.

The following item, rather mysterious
as regards certain people supposed To
have formerly resided in this city, il
clipped from the Chicago Herald:
ATTORNEY +. J. Wise. Of San Antonio,
Texas, was in the city yesterday. lie
was appointed dmiDistration OF the es-
tate OF Hiram Thorpe aud brother, two
old bachelors who recently died at Albu.
querque, y. NJ, leaving 500 acres Of
valuable mining and grazing lands. They
had no relatives IN that country, and had
received no letters from any relatives for
years. They had come fror, Racine.
Wis, To the territory id 1857, aud had
acquired the land by settlement and
purchase. The land Is now worth sever.
nj million dollars. Rich silver mines are
located on It. In looking over the effects
OF the dead bachelors Mr.. Wise found
some letters written many years ago 10y
relatives IN Racine. Guided by this in
formation he IA now on nis way 10 Ra-
cine 10 find, II possible, the heirs OF John
Elkins, Philip Thorpe and George Gar
ton. The heirs " these three men are
entitled TO the vast Thorpe estate in
New Mexico"
Since lsS0, no two old bachelors, rich
IN silver mlnes and holding immense
land poss~ssions, by the name Of Thorpe
have died IN this city, and the item ia
undoubtedly incorrect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Netiee Or Huts,
Naetee OT ault,

Territory ~ New Mexico, County ~ RernAIilla
In the DisVic, Court, second Judicial Dis rici.
In thantsry,
Marion ' "s:,l no. $40.
The said defendant, John L, Coiiiassuorth, h
hsrebJ notified that ball 81 complaint has lees
hled against him In said court by Marion tcl-
linssvosth for IN Alsoluts divorce and the dir
ISOLATION ~ the bonds ~ mAtrim, ny existing b.
tween the parties, On the grounds ~ abandos'
ment, adultery and cruel and inhumsn ,rssL
unless you, the eAid defendant, appear In sa1
snit Al the October, l9i term of sAId ooart 10 b
bes,in and held at the Coart Hoass at Albaqusr
que, In said coanty On the first MondAy In ,'cs9,,
against you.
CuAa. y. lIUHT.
Clerk and Register In ChAnoery.
PurL.s a HtAcocE. bolicitors for Coo
plAlnAnt,
Albuausr Jus, n, ~, August Is. iai.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
All, COMING.

II ia now certain that all the towns in-
vit"d to participate in The coming rail.
road convention at this place on the 18th
inst, will be represented, with the pos
sible exception Of FL Paso, and that town,
for reasons which il does not make pub.
lie, but which are very apparent, never.
theless, does not deere To- have the Den.
yer Il Rio Grande road extended by any
route that will take in Albuquerque. II
the people OF that place do not desire TO
have the road come TO their town. We do
not think II wculd lie right for the con.
vention 10 try 10 force }; upon them;
/ there are other ways that the line could
take after leaving Albuquerque, that
would probably be fully rs good Tor the
road. n To parallel the Santa Fe to FL
Paso aud certainly much better for the
development OF the country. II could go
to Socorro, Tor instance, aud then south.
west, skrtlny the Magdalenss, the Mo.
Rollons and the Black Range. through
Silver City TO Demipg, thus tapping the
/ ''SHfh' hHu "'eN pIouuC'Ne miuluk To
glons in the southwest, and connecting
with the new road from Deming through
Old Mexico, This would give Denver ~
important an ore road M any she now
has from any quarter, and would give her
shelters access TO oil the rich camps OF
south western New Mexico, and from
which they are now completely shut Of,
except Tor such ores AZ they can afford TO
ship over the Santa Re, around by way
~ La Junta. There are great many
who thinG this IL al,og' Their the best
route Tor the Denver 4 Rio Grande road
10 take when il comes into New Mexico,
and the people Of all the districts through
which il would pass would give il not
only cordial welcome but u good deal
of material assistance; then why try to
force It upon town that does not want
~ Why not rather advocate its con
structon into the south western part %
the territory, where 1t would get more
business, and where thu people are anx.
ious 10 have It comey We don't think IL
would bs right Tor convention 81 hun,
dred and fifty men from other towns, to
force u railroad upon au unwilling CON.
munlty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Notler or suit.

Terri,ory 81 New Mexico. coanty 81 Bsrnalilie
in district court, secohd Judicial District. u
chAnoery.
John Fsttis,
Louisa Pe,,is. ''' ''''
The said louisa fettis 10 hsrsby nosiAsd thai !
bill 81 complaint hss bcsn died against he 70
said court BY John Fettis for an Absoluts divcres
and the dissolution at the bonds ~ meisimoaI
abandonusnt, and Tor other and iarthsr rslisL.
That unless you, the said def.adAnt, appsei
In aaid suit a. tho October. ispi. term OF 80
AlbaquegQup, Ia sGid coanty, on the hrst kopd.I
In Octobsr, irsi. decree pro eonfssso uil y
entered Asalns, you.
Gas. y. HUNT,
Clerk and Register In Chanesu..
plILAH a HEAQooK boliOitors for ComplAiAsal
AIbaapsrQas. n n, Jaiy d. 1891.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

The Prescott hose team will be quar-
tered At the residence OF Chas, Stevsrs
who 10 making arrangements TO enter,
tain the boys In good style.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

The suthor OF "Bsu Hur- 10 at work
on a new book. but viii no. promise
when II will DO done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
SUCCESS Asat'HED

So Tar IA concerns numbers and inter
"ni IA the movement, the success VI the
coming railroad convention IN this city
IL already assured. Lasts ~ delegates
Appointed have already been reserved
FROM Pueblo, Santa Fc, Socurro, Las
l.uuas and san Pedro, and assurances
from official sources have heen secured
from Denver, CcrrlIos, and White Oaka,
that tull delegations will be in Attendance
FROM thue" paces, The credentials ut
"'shty.nmc delegates have been received
aud ,lIrd;and II IL now reasonably Ger
tam that the attendance will not be lcas
than one hundred and twenty five. This
gives evidence - II greater degree ~ pop.
ular interest IN the matter than ever the
most ShnguIne friends oi tho movement
Ind anticipated, aud shows that the pco
pie of all that portion u tho country to
lee affected 10y the extension OF the Den
Yer ~ RIO Grande road, are fully alive To
the Importance 81 thus enterprise. There
ls u feeling manifested all along the line,
such ~ means success
4 81 IL A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
The RIo Grande In New Mckee.

The people who desire the Denver Il
terror OF that territory should not count
npou the construction OF such an extern.
sion by the company itself They should
organize n separate company and put the
enterprise on foot themselves,
Although the contract with the Atchi.
son, Topeka 4 Santa Fe, which prohibit.
Grande south OF Espsnola In no longer
IN force, the considerations which led to
the making Of that contract are still, to
some extent, regarded
An extension u the Rio Grande into
New Mexico world eypOse the company
which owns that road 20 an aggressive
competition by the Atchison, Tol@ka 4
Santa Fe, not ouly in Now Mexico, but
also ut poinis in Colorado where Il o in.
tcrests u the two roads conflict. The
Rio Grande people should he convinced,
therefore, that by an extension Of their
road they would secure enough traffic,
not only TO justify the extension in self,
but also to justify them in meeting the
sort Of competition Just referred to, Il.
10 safe to say that they do not think that
tho traffic which would be derived from
the development Of the Cerrillos coal
fields would suffice.
II may 10 said, therefore, that the Al.
buqusrque convention, which will meet
next month, should present In moderate,
convincing tones, a statement Of the
traffic which the Denver 4 Rio Grsnde
would likely obtain. This brings up
again the suggestion that the aim should
be 10 extend the road below Socorro
toward the southwest, into the mineral
regions OF Grant and Sierra counties,
rather than toward the southeast.
The traffio which would come from the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Notice OF salt.

Nottre OF Sult.
10 III. secnnd Judicial District Coar, Of the Tss
ritory ~ New Mexico, within and for M
Coenty ~ B-rnalillo.
Sehlh .Sommer a Col
Frank Bo~,s~u. - ''''''"'
The said defendant. Frank Bow,ien. 10 bereb,
eonmrnccd against him by attachment In u.
tecond Judicial district court Of the tsrritory d
Neg Mexico. within and Tor %. county o. De-
for s7:6 "a, cisirtsd to lie due and owing on q
account Il .snis, wars and merchandise ~
and del versd 10 The defendant b. the plaintiff
%S s Il. an @s:s sc y
plaintiff for sal ~, dated April I. Ire, due foel
mo, ths after date and bearing intsres, II y.
t.aid April 8, 100 Xmoant Of damage claimed
I i,uO, togcihes with interest and ctsta Of suit
And that his property has beoa attached ssd ,hs
saiss, he ap!ssr. a. The net term OF ssld ecan
| ico an tho 6rst Monday 20 Ociot,sr, A. ID. ia
Judgment will b, rendered against him and hl
property cold to satisfy the , .s%:; p urxr
clerk and Register in Chanccry
~. CoLiIHR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque, n. NJ. August q, issi.
Nstiee Or Huts.
Territory Of Nsw Mexico, County Of BsrnAlille
in the District Court. second Judicial District
Name, S,w,,..' No, "H
| Chancery for divorce.
Tie raid defendant, Nancy G.. wilks, 10 hereb1
notified that n bill ~ complaint has bean klsa
against her In said court by Henry W. wiiks 10
Tor an absolute al orce and dissolution 81 M
bonds 81 mAtrimony existing hstwcsn the par
thee on the ground ~ abandonment and erasl
and !nhuman trsA,Ineot; and for other and fas
al pear In tho sAid suit At the October isei lars
| ~ said court, Ia be begun and held al the I oar
Horse. at Albulueraue, In said county. on u
hrst Monday In Octobef, lsSi. dscres pro ccs'
fe-so will In en,erc,i against yon
| cHAs. y. HusT.
Clerk and iiesist.r In Ch-ncery.
| PBELkS 4 HRAoocz, Solicitors for COn'
| plAinhn'.
| AIbuqueraua, N. NJ, August rs, Isgl