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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
NO ATTEMPT TO REBUILD TILE FENCE.

The Long Island Railroad Company made no az
tempt yesterday TO rebuild the fence al Long lsau
CITY which the Jones Brothers cut down with their
axes ON Tuesday night. The debris was carted away
and fine street left clear General superintendent l. d.
Barton says that tile has been placed in the hands
of the company's lawyers and IT Is probable that the
decision OF Judge Cullen denying the company an in
junction against further assaults by the JOheSes on
the fence will be appealed from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
4 rpiTy wRFrKFD BY A SINKING TRACK.

The new track being constructed on the Huusoh
River Railroad sank near scarborough on TUESDAY
n,cbt An engine and a construction train were
standing upon the track at the time, and II Is
supposed that their weight carried the track down
The roadbed had not been sufficiently strong to
stand the weight. The work on it was only hall
comneted The engine and construction train were
tIrnWn into the creek at the side OF the track
and an were wrecked. The train had been used as a
derrick for hosting rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
PRINCE HEyRY's TRIP OK THE cOLUMBIA

c. Il. Richard Co. agents Of the Hamburg American
Packet Company, yesterday received cable dispatch
ing that the German Imperial Court Chamberlain had
engaged twelve statefooms the steamship Columbia
which will leave Hamburg on July "a. These rooms
are for Prince Henry Of Prussia ana his family The
prince will 20 only far Southampton the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

woman and the address In Pmladephla haa no CA
,stenca in fact. De Luca informed secret Service
officials of the affair and the arrest Of Mama followed
The prisoner is also known as Frank Joseph Maron'
Commissioner Shields held him in $500 for examlna-
ton. ., es ,,to,o. nc rvor,r and
the Govcmment officers are trying to learn where
Mama obtained them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
HOME NEWS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HUI Els Els,
BREVOORT-The Row. DR.. Nevin, OF Rome: rir -
,vIyIrr FIX Senator John c. spooner, OF Wisconsin
General John w Foster, of Indiana; Count de Moun!'
Of Belgium; ex-Congressman Henry g. Buresn' Oh "Oc
hall r. V and Professor Hjanar Slogreh' Oh oweu'
GRAND-Colonel Henry c. Hodges, u D ARMY. 49,
~ pd.rc,o Iazcano Cblion Minister at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
ORANGE.
CALLED To TIE GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN
ORANGE.

The congregation of the German Presbyterian
Church of Orange Valley held meeting last evening
al which they extended a call to the Rev. John +.
Kernc. a graduate this year of the Bloomfield TheO-
logical Seminary. Mr.. Kerne IS young man and has
had charge OF the work In this parish for the last
wear lie Is a native Of Brooklyn The Presbytery
of Morris and Orange viii hold special meeting to-
morrow In TIC Hillside Presbyterian Chrch 10 examine
ordaln and install Mr.. KeTic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

Total expenditures from taxes ana nv
rnis amount irc des considerable sums APPROPRIATED oS
law 70 charities Of which no account is taken and includes
for nxrest on the Bridge and park debts sS4lOOS IN no
sens, an item Of ordinary administrative expenditure wnon
more than Offsets the sum Of Sl'3oooVo eApe""0N Oi
loans for local Improvements , o.oo..
The sr stated $7 e5I 400 is unquestionaoy In excess
~ e actual administrative expenses OF the city OF Brook
vn for the year ia question and on the basis OF
=, sos 343 as estimated BY the census reports gives per
capita expenditure Of 50 So instead Oh si o. %
the Porter census bulletin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
IN CONTROLLER MYERs's FOOTSTEPS.
MR.. JACKSON MAKES AN ATTACK ON CENSUS
BULLETIN NO. 50.

Mr.. JACKSON MAKES AN ATTACK ON ChNso'
BULLETIN NO. 80.
ron+ro,,.r Jackson gave out a statement YESTERDAY
An which he attempted to show that the figures Oh
Censns Rllletin No. So give Brooklyn wrong place
in the comparison of city expenses He says ,n|Y
errors IN the table have evidently arisen from a ucA
NJ knowledge of the city government and It's relations
IN county and state expenditures. Thus he saws 'o
net ordinary taxes set down at s1l'l2i'2'o
.bs srm includes the sums raised for county ana oo
rnoses the CITY tax levy for the year In question
hein0 IS $50. Controller Jackson also c"a'soS
tbs the sum of s139sl 943 set forth as the approA
mate administrative expenditures of the Guy
q. 233 $40 expended for interest on debt WHO"
have been S21l ,571 only, if water, Bridge anu p.'
debts were left out of account. The Con'roi0' '''
ment also says ,.. odro,nis,r,tive
The total amount expended for ordinary sunnisfs"'.
expenses in the city Brooklyn could nov Oh % 80
,he nrat,e IN the census bulletin exceed S''3oi7'0 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
THE FIRST ARTISAN WELL FINISHED.

The first of several artesian wells sunk BY order
of the Board Of Aldermen has been completed IN
Marshaist Water struck at depth OF los
feet The sinking of these wells is the result OF
several of the old public ordinary wells having been
closed BY order Of the Board Of Health, the Stale
chemist having declared the water dangerously pol
uted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

Has BEEN MH Used faf over FlF ~ ikkS EIon
81 M0IIIFl,S for their CHILDREN WHILE TTETH-
INC win PERFECT SUCCESS. It sooTHES As
CHILD SQETEYs re Guns A al az. all pAIM ~
DIARRHOEA Sold by Druggists I'm every part OF the
world Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
THE OIINDA NOT YET DUE.

The report that steamship oinde overdue proves
to Ia incorrect. She is due here before July 20
She comes from St. Michael with passengers and general
osree. She left Lisbon On July 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
Announcemen@
DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.

Eyes bright a. diamonds should be supplemented By teea
white as peails and this latter element Of beauty b
sesIred by using SOZODONT II brushed In ni2ht and
morning this ag vegetable PREPARATION Il guaranteed
TO preserve soundness Of the teeth ana prevent their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

LUXURY For TOURISTS.
ID, fyons Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal boxea win
satent measuring tube. Neat and portable. rs ctA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

A.-A.-Do you own the home you live in II
let Roebck for wirescreens In any wood
ike Ue makes the best anc cheapest work Wire
Screens at IT2 Fult0n.st. Established IS years. Az
IN nv window
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

TRIurNE ALMANAC. 1891, the largest Aimanas
Issued BY Tribune and containing an asionsn:
lac ouount Of matter. POLITICAL social aud hpaaciM
yalua bc for reference. ID cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
The control Of the Rapid Transit Railway yesterday
ELIZABETH.

REUNION OF TIE 35TII VOLUNTEERS.
The surviving members Of the old 3jth New-Jefsey
Volunteers held their secOnd annual reunion in Eliza
beth Yesterday at the City Assembly Rooms PARK
Over eighty veterans were assembled mt ii O'Clock In
the rooms of Uric Dahlgren Post, where the busi-
ness meeting was held
Lieutenant Frank s. Taylor Of NewYorl1, the plesi-
dent of the association occupied the CHAIR Inc eIec-
lion for officers resulted as follows President Captain
Lawrence Farrell OF Trenton; vice president oapon
stenben NJ. Luts of New-York, and Captain Ira
Carmen, of NewBrmSwick; recording secretary John
A Int. Of Newark: corresponding secretary, Con
troner james f. Connolly, OF New YORK treasurer
Conto,n Augustus Dusenberry of Newark; surgeon
Dr. John Lanning. of Washington chaplain me Kew
Nathaniel Upham, Philadelphia; sergcantat-arms'
John NcEwan, Of Newark.
General Wager swayne, the old brigade commander
arrived al noon and was loudly cheered. He was
placcd In a barouche and escorted TO the Assembly
Rooms Park where the dinner was served
Al the park speeches were made by GeneraI SWaNne,
Coionel Niullcan, Colonel Barnard, Captain Dusen-
berry, captain remington ''s'""'
The next reunion will lie held on July 90 1892 in
Trenton.
FJRST-ST OPEN IT'S ENTIRE LENGTH.
First-st Elizabeth is mt last entirely open to the
public. General Manager Olhauscn, Of the New
Jersey Central has kept his pledge made to Mayor
Rankin and yesterday all the trains Of cOal-cars
that blocked Firsts at the intersection Of POstave
were removed, and the railroad company set large
force of men planiing the spaces between the six
teen tracks that the street at that point. The
important business thOrougfare is now open its fun
oxtent TO the Singer Machine Works, and there is
creat rejoicing among the merchants and property
0Iyners as this step will largely enhance the value
of property along the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGkNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
An, Sets 72o Moon rises 9ls m Moonsagel7
WATER
. x-sandy Hook SIS Gov Island e:l2 Hell Gaze !iOo
1V-sandy HOOK yU2 GOV Island 0.2I Hell Gate ll5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

sTyDIYs IN RECIPROCITY. Letters off r..
,,In.,ru,cd from he West Indies. Cuba, Mexico ana
Central America. valuable nnd cstertainss
document. 100 Octave pages 20 cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

10 "
Disease, Of the Neryou, system Genito Urinary Organs,
Impotence and Sterty. Hours 70 1. 70 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

THE TRIBUNE JUBILEE, the proceedings ut tne
.cceut celebration OF the seth Anniversary oil ths
Founding of The Tribune. including the speecnes o.
Depcw. Damn. Curtis, Mckinley and ,iorr' the poem
nv @tednau, the list OF prominent guests ete.' e'e'
and,ome pan pbiet form. II cents "A copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
NEWARK.
CHARGES AGAINST a POLICEMAN.

CHARGES AGAINST a POllCEMAN'
Ellen Hanrahan, aged TO- whose parents 1--we at NO
OF Lafayctte-st. arrested Oh Sunday by fa'roi
man Dey, of the Third Police Precinct. on CHARGE
Of disOderly conduct. The girl is Maynard ana j.
In the habit of staying ont ato at night She charges
that she met Dey at dinner on Saturday night ana
he treated her TO drinks When she started 10 ho
home he was waiting FOR her and proposed thaU sie
accom- any him 10 his home. she says she reIuscu'
whereupon he threatened to arrest her. she nhhnS
agreed she says to so to the house and take oriN
When she got inside he was met by the housekeeper'
with whom he had some words and the girl shPpeu
ont the door she SAYS that then Dey followed hef,
cursed her. kicked her and took her 10 tne pond ma
station Dey has been a policeman TWO years anu
has good reputation. lie denies the girls carses'
The Police Commission viii mako an investigation
The control of the Rapid Transit Railway yesterday
nassed into the hands Of the Newark Passenger Kali
way Company by the election of Messrs Barr Moore'
AlSarmon and Keasbey directors Of the former com
pany The new Arrangement goes into erect UouaS'
Mr. Barr being general supcrnt endent
The body of q man drowned in the Passaic mas been
Identified as that Of Byroa Norton. an enploye OF
Halsey & Smith leather manufacturers ne ma De;n
ON spree lie leaves wit, and several chllofeh Ill
destitute circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
A NEW COLLAR.

s"GNcAs.' L. IL w. INcAs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, wsy American WI
Iases Differ In Prosperity" republication IN s"'','
pamphlet form OF the charming ar'ic'e o' D. &
Sorthrop n that subject n The Tribune se'tus ''''
,he co.t value 20 village of handsome nppearane" "ns
n,,nry betterments the pleasure be derived oy ns
iuhubi,ani- from inpro vemear ssseeia""n-' anu anu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23

"NEw IDEAS FOR FARMERS" handsome large,
pased pamphlet i03 pages well Illustrated Of srsA.
interest 10 the owner. Of iarms VINO mus' se.".
IL. .,,I,. p.,.,n. Exs Matching, Duck Caturcs
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Farming. Price Is cents a copy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Proposals for Feeding Prisoner.

Ssl"i Proposals., IN compliance with Chapter
la. Lave IL l>-H, fur tssling the County prisan-
"r- ~ lirfnhlillu iuuniI, Will H. received bJ the
iiUhrti 81 uuuty commissioners, a. their utlica
IA Albuquerque" \. NJ, "n the hrpt Monday in
Apth, 4. H. l-,l, until |! uuou, at which hour
ll,.} will lT' puhlIclJ uirhrd.
u" Commissioners ro-"rNo the right Ia reject
any ur all buds,
AnD bidder Ia whom contract mAy la awarded
vail iE r"Ilr,si Ia give u RusI and sutlicisnt
lr'nd Tor tho faithful Performance" ~ tho con-
unrt.
S..ctiun 4. thaIt"r ilO, Laws ~ l-sy: 1T shall
u" unlawful i"t u,"c"uhtJ commissioners Of any
county Ia t"c"IN" bIdH uf pruIsrals, Ter N" puT.
IHsNs m"ntiun"i. fruIn hn3 county or territorial
uihc"r, officers, or from tho assistant or ns.ls-
thutH, ur deputy or d'Iuti'-, ~ such officer or
officers, neither -hAll II la lawful Tor any such
uihc"T ar officers, UT Tor any kHsiHt,nts az dcpu-
- ~ d'lutt"s 81 such officer ~ uihccfr receive
tan" ar 10" Interested ia, In any vAy whats.Escr,
either dIf'sil5 ~ indirectly, any ~ the profits,
gains ar riHnlumrHtH arising uut uf or resulting
futu such Cuntflrt UF contract. Ter ft=sllus such
pfr'n"fN. Any uiiiceT ~ officers, uT assistant or
h--isihntS ur deputy or iuIutIc- IL such officer
az officers Violating ia" pTuNisnns IL TIL. s.c-
ton, shhll L. 'l'"m"'l guilty ~ u mis,iem.Anor,
Lhd uInn cont lotion th"f"i IhAll Ia hnoi IN q
sum not lU-- than uns hundrtui dullhrH and not
n"tn than hNr huudrsi dullhr-, ~ Imprisonment
ia the county Jail not l"sA than nihoty days and
not mari uhn twelve munths ar both, At tho
discretion ~ IA" court tTpinR such cause. And
any party uf pAfiite 49, C,nNic.-l shall lo forth
with removed frum office, Tor tho tive years neEt
en,uins disqualified from holding public office
IA this i"TtuD."
10 order ~ tie Hard 80 Count, Comm is.ion-
eTs.
j. ~ EANDOyAL. Chairman.
Affect II V. liARIIlb. clerk,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Captain Jack Crawford. the poet scout,
lett last uIgh for Suurh Dakota Crnw
ford wns brought up nj government
post and hns been N the government .rr
we" ever since lac VAS able 80 load rifle
~" IL tho ll,ai rlansman tall straight
athletic, with long brown HAIR and u
henvy mgs'arhc and imperial. lie Is
strictly abH'cmuus, and under uu pres
surr can Il" bc induced 10 drink whloky
IL" IL IT," th"ynli"r Bnynrd IT Ia" IRON
tier and n terror T. ludlHns. Il il sad
his :a'ssldr To- Dakota is T. keep ,hc
Ghoet dane" contingent ~ qur"t a. I"s.
To-" when tie grass starts, tur the prnct
gal Indian lighters ARE looking fpr mrr,
troub'" this srf,ug II ia" wards - the
government nrr not handled carefully
-ChicHgu Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

pubIshln' any notice ~ sule fpf taNer.
including bends md signatures Tor each
tract other than town lots, Tor all
the insertions, thirty i've ccbtr. For
each town lot twenty cents. For pub
llshlng any legal notice, ~ auy ~ io-,
citation, summons, az any other prucr,d.
ing OF Edvettlsrm"ut required ll law. t.
u" pub lsh'd ~ any newspaper. u, u rat
not exceeding one dollar per slunfr ~
;"o bundled aud hfly ems Tor the
hrs' itBrttlun, Hud slYtN cents IH'r square
~ Is" hundred and lfty ctps for each
suhacIu"ut ir,rttIun.
Sec. . When the county commits
sloucts ~ The several counties ha,o
rho."n county printer, each county
Heal ohHl' employ the snld PRINTER f,'
all county printing within h,I control.
lnrlndlng a." printing q tax Gales aud
other legal work.
Soc . This act shall TAX, effect aud
Ice IN force 'rum aud after tts Ia.aUgo
Nppt we'd, Fob. I'M. lN9l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

The concentration II doing good work
aud has cleaned up all the ore that has
been hauled To il, There IL now twenty
live tons OF concentrates piled up await
ing transportation 10 the railroad From
run OF ifty-soyen tons Of apparently
barren marble white quartz, the taillngs
average three and one-hRlf ounces SILVER
Per ton and trace ia gold, Will. the
concentrates run 900 and over. This is
the best and closest conccntrator work
we have ever known.--E Black Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

Prot T. &, Duncan, - Chicago, who
cam" "n Ia" Raymond Whltcomb c1cur
sion IA ths city IN charge ~ the slak
chlid Of Mayor l.pnRyrnr, ~ Marquette,
Michigan, has locu spending some time
looking up tho advantages u Ahuqu"r
que IN u health resort, ESPECIALLY for con
sump,lves, aud expresses himself m FOL
lows;
The great question among eastern
h!slcians IN whore T. send our con
SumptiVcG Minnesota, which WAS the
resort twenty years ago, has disapp"int
81 them Tho cast side - the mountains
lD"nyer and Colorado Springs have
not proven satisfactory every soaSnn,
The Pacific opast and Florida have been
also Disappointing, There is to- much
moisture, aud tho eyes 81 all physicians
have been turnsd 10 tho southwest, and
especially 10 New Mexico, ~ being high
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

j. j. lcr1pu, Who ~ somowhm II n
pomolog Vt aud takes II great lntercs, IN
the irmt tree business, has taken
The pans 10 ascertain tho Gumbcr ~
ffuIt trees IN u radius ~ six miles from
the plaza IN SururTu, 'iuds that there are
@Iol' fruit trees, isl nut trees, lil9
f"llne" trees and 97,2l2 rrspr yircs.
This d""s no, include raspDerrics, eur
rants, g"nseh"rrI"s or any u the small
fruits. lie ilrda further that fully one.
half OF the ahpNo trees nrc hearing,
while four lii,hs"i threra Ic vines bear
Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

~ nut,o,ufs ~ the different rounii.s ID
! this tsr'i'pf, 10 hrrehy nu,hn,,vcI =.
almitiAtnf "a, py,usot ailitmntt,,sn,.,,.
sary a. ie administered ,n road v,r,,,,.
aud Tor n,I other puft,,..,a n.r,asa,, !,
the dts,lu,p, If t,tr nii.r,,I Int.
Pro, id,,d, ..ta.,up, - all sut,,,s sLuf
/ b, HE'D 49,. ..rcU.fk Of ihr b0,,td -,
count, comm. s.l.I,,,f- by th,...I nam.
/, surveyor
Sec. y M, prreun oVrlp, or claim
It.s lands vLrt' tlr sn,,, ntr J,,,J,I ~,
- count, ! ~ and N.shtrv f. have ,url,
banda tut,,,ui, ma, ami, Ia thrs tt,,,
~ ~ an, go .., "a AIirb nm, t,ti
such had 10 -ttusi Il. and ON surh mini,
cation .I.Ia ...r thr AMMAN,
authorized ~. make sucl survey. vl,,L
stall boa ,tII .. ,hruyh ,u;h m,L.
were BItullr r.itr., IN uur,ouuty.
SEQ L. MU.r. , hyu,,l,ty i,rl,
tween tW 10 tsu,ntIr. .ir f. lie, .sinI,l,sb,l
thrr county .ur,,,.r. W thar ,I,ptittr, ~
tie two ,1u.ir,.r rtcd l., su IA L,pnI
atlc, rla s.trrf make the stt,. = md
r-t ,l,li.h 4. ,.,,. rs, and ~, Il monument.
nni all e. r.rrr ,ot hn the cut,rt, sutvn,
", ar hrlInpulir-, aIulI le ma, an st,,,,
conformity with the manual ~ ,nsttu,.
uuus - iho lut,d Statrs,
SEE. II Al count, sur,,,,r, ,,,,
u,rrug ou roads aud nttd.os shnll IL,
performed Nv the county ,ury.,nr and
10" shall. ~ \trtur ~ IA. nT,l,,. H., ,,,,.ui
tho vIrArrs IN tho r.tabI.biny - r,w
rIad- ~ Ilr Ycniiup 81 hrtdpcs
Soc - TIE counts aurycyors shnI
hr u0luA,d g. Ter day and cNp,us... a.,
any W,rR tic, ma, IL, for tLe r,,,,i,
The rNI1.u.t,s 10 be- certified utd,r unth
pr\uio .tuJ.,.,Yuls may c,,,,,.., -
'hcir work.
S"n ~ At. sur,rys made under mud
10y NIftur. aud m cuupIrnnr, Win il,,
pfuy,.luuy u tn, net, shall l., ,i,,,nr1
aul taken 10 lee ~ all cnunlIr. uf Inn,
territory us rrlmn facrr CO., .,t., lh,.
-uNr, huoks ~ turs ar' rtn,il,j. .hatI
he received IN evidence M MI rnur,s' ~
this TERRITORY, uu.y when the rutyr,nr
may bo d,ni. OF Nnrn :, shall b, ,m,,s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21

lA'-' WI aud Testament ~ Jos, Francisco Ar.
'AulriR ,l-r.ur,sl
I" Nd,lia .cnllud hy mistake ia the will We
hf'Ia Atrlul'iH - l"m"S Hot SItiug.. To-
l"N, ~ lluy, SnHa l. county, Louis, Arrtu-
I"h, ~ AH'umi"utn. Iuttr,lu Arrhuloin, ~ 10.
u"s ll"' SIfius- and Juliau1 Archul"ta, ~ Je-
Germ.
>"uHro hor'hJ notified that III" nj l"g,pI last win
hui Testament ~ Jts.' Francisco NfchulrtA, lat.
~ Mot "uhh ~ ll"ruHiilln hud f"tiiinty ~ Nrw
Mckee, deceased has h-'n produced AMI read In
IL" tr"l@ir court ~ III" county ~ iirruAlillo.
"ffii"t) ~ New Mexico un IL" ANh day ~
'mi"lH.f l-r' aud W." dnJ 81 III" proving uf naid
alleged last A" al hnd Testament Whs lJ order
~ SAID curt hS'Ti f"t Mundhy, III" HiIth day
- Arrll, \. u. l-"l b"Ihg hn mlJuutnoi regular
Term 81 Shid i"urt, AZ luu'Cl'rk ~ the furrnuun
II sHid rhy,
.uN"n undcr u) hand and tho Scal ~ said
Court this NTH dy ~ March. 4. y, 1871,
u.s, VI. ', hAltitlS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-03-21
The Printing Law

Council blil No. 20, an act TO regulate
tho price for publishing tax sales aud
other legal notices.
bs II enacted by tho Legislative Assembly 81
she Tertiary 81 New Ms1lcoi
section I. All newspaper aud printers
In the Territory 81 New Mexico shall b.
entitled for publishing tax Gales and
legal notices, 70 the following fees; For