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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

Whereas, Clcmcnts Sauaetno aud Ilafina
SANCHEZ ne Nduscino, his wife. DID ~ 'nd w
certain deed OF tfis' dated Drrrmlcl ~, Sus.
page a~ q sci oi the fccuuis ul the county
~ llctnaillu. ~ the Territory ui NUN MehlCu.
~ the office 1T the probate cirtk aud "a OH
undssSsd fflSn,s , . trustee i ,Ss
tollu~ina real estate. situate i,ing aud hcing
@ thu, county II betnalillu aud territory u
IN A,r-co Dtrc,nc, ,~rn,, r,sm tasi. aud
n'1ndci AZ follows 90 the moth Nv, the lands
~ l">e Oaf,ia and Manuel An,unio Jsfainillo.
south by lands al Manuel ia q and on the
scsi Nv the sand hills. the ssid prupcry 10 the
salnc =. tina, scay,icd 10y The ss'i lrnrnte
lill, y deed dated August Is i-sn
and tccuf,icd In tUuk thirteen u9.
page aIa, ~ the records "i said ilcrns
certain pturni-suty not, 81 tooth ami dr-ig
mated IN said deed ut trust made ~ sald Gle
mcntr Sarrscino vnd tlatini sanchez Ne Saf
tscinu, his wife, ~hctctn they rtun,is,,l To- IaV
IT, SpnI brushrrr the sum III four huLdtrd snl
and ,hitty tive dollars and sNrn,y i've cents
,sIah.7bl one ycn iit'i th, said 2afd III DE
Ia per cent per aununi tom date until pait.
ani slrn penalty NJ ten tlui pet cent add.
tiunal t,W attorney Ices
And whrTrA. thr sstd decd represented bv
the SAID mote. With Interest anu IrnalN
thereof, " due aud payable aud ~ uui'Id aud
amounts, together With interest AMI ICuilty
on the day III sale hetvinat after nrhtiunrd 10th,
sum NJ i've hundred aud seventy one dollar,
and HiNty live rnts iFh1t ~
NuN, therefore. ~ the request ut the leg
hultlrt ~ the ,id mote, AMI ~ ututdau,C All
the terms aud conditions ~ the sad decd ~
trust, aud the IuNrt vested IN me under al,
deed IT trust du h-trhy give ntHlCc that iu
ths puTpO-.' Ui pANtug thC ptn, pal and inter
r~t ~ SAID uutc. aud all ,u-ts aud rxpen-vS At
tending the execution III said trust. aud ptn
Nidrd To- l., pad hV sad deed ~ Trust, ! MIL
un "Wednesday the tNrntN second t3ldi day -
January, i-pi, ~ the huut Ut tsC'NV il2
ocl,tk n,1n. Ui Said lay. NJ the iron, d,'i -
the I,,-,,ainC ~ the C,tN ui Albuquerque. u
the county III IirtValtllu and territory 1T Nrv
MChicU, srll the ItupcuN h,fviulsiutC IL"
ttl,'d, ~ much thrtrut, ~ maN lt u'tCs
| satS iu paw such indebtedness. and the -
pcn~.., attending tile exc, utiun ut Said tut, =
publ, Vruduc, to- the highest b,ddUr tut ,,sl,
VI, W. tIutkNuN. Trustee.
| Albuquerque. y NJ, January q. iH'"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Early AND LATE casters.
Subject OF Great Interest TO n Great
MANY People,

many feOplc.
Easter SUNDAY cannot happen earlier
than March -, or later than April -, but
bet these two dates IL has range ~
thirty.nNe days. Al the time Of the Coun.
ell ~ Nice. 325 A. H.. II was agreed by
III" representatives present that from that
time forward Faster should fall on the
first sunday after the full nipn occur.
ring on or next after March 81. ar. In
other words. ION the tirst Sunday after
the first full moon after the sun crosses
the line
since the above arrangement was
adopted by the great ecclesiastical coun-
ell referred IT, Faster has fallen on March
-. and on every date between that and
April 81. hut II " only after long inter.
,ais ~ time that II occurs on its extreme
dates. IN iNSi Faster fell on Apail -.
liz latest IsssSible date. an event which
had not before occurrm IN the present
century. and which will not again occur
until the spring ~ 1914. The last time
Easter fell on it, earliest date VIA In
ISIS, This will not happen again during
this century or the next. In 1895 II came
surprisingly near breaking this century a
early Easter date record. falling on
March %.
The Easter dates for the remainder NJ
the century are: lS!Ai. April 3; 1897,
April :; is.S, April ~: is!s'. April 3; 1880,
April IL.
Wife Here's an account ~ n man who
shot himself rather than suffer the pangs
NJ indigestion. Husband fool
Why didn't he take liz Wits Little Early
Ri-ersy nsed 10 suffer ~ had IA ne did
before ! commenced taking these little
pills. Piil-bury II Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
a Bic SURPRISE.
That Is what Nturrcj 10 Joseph Halhc-
kann ani wife.

Mann dNl " llSs
When II VIA announced, through thc-"
columns. the other day that JT-cI'h Hal
bekann aud wife would suon leave Tor
Cripple Creek. tuln.. their future home,
the Mr-.ialnr- Loeb and Balling. together
with other Lrrman friends. proIS'-,d u
surprise dance" IN their honor. III" Ia.
dies went quietly al~tt arranging the
AFFAIR. invited number " friends. and
requested them tu assemble at Turner
hall last evening.
Pursuant H. agreement. thos" Ia TAX"
part in the surprise met last evening at
The hall, and nj u'Cluck Capt. Jacob kof
brt, uiIr III the hlg arhrms III the Turn
crs, sent u hack after Mr.. and Mrs. Hal.
brkann. aud when they arrived they
showed that they were really surprised,
having been kept IN utter darkness ~ Ia
the motives ~ their many friends.
Dancing was then commenced, AMI The
wee sua' hours II morning came ulDI
the merry Grrmans before they brgal
breaking ranks" for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs.. lialbckann expect a. lca,,
the city on saturday Tor Crippl" Creek
aud the best wishes ~ TN CITIZEN will
accompany them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Anlls.A-

To whom u may concern; Notice 10 heret
given tia, At an adjourned term NJ the prohHf
Cuuu ui the county of Bctnalillo. New Mexic}
held al the count mouse Of said county on th,
18th day III January, 1900, there was psesea,el
tition II the Albuquerque Foundry and hS
chine company, To dislncorporate and dtssoiv Il
the SAID cooperation: that 10y Ofdet Ut the o. 1
probate iudut the time for hearing the said aH
licAtion and prtition to disincOrpa ate v
set for the aud day IT March, isp6, al the Odd
~ the SAID probate nudge, II the court house 4
the said county Of Betnalilio,
is. GARCIA,
Clerk ~ the probate couu OF the county Of Be-
ualilIp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Notice.

Notice.
In the District Count pf Brtnallllo County. Neg
MrxCp.
Charles =, hull Plaintiff,
Vs.
I.ofrnIo Seloa and Rosa
Selva ct al. Defendants.
M. AtO2,
The aid defendants, i.ofv nro Sclva and kos1
SrlNa are hereby notified that . suit In assuup'
sit by alta. hmrnt has bren commenced A9einf
them IN the district court tut the county uf Bed
nalillo. ~ the t.rr,tosy ut New Mexico, by sai(
plaintiff. Charles Scholl. that the damag 4
CLAIMED IN said suit arr -,xtcen hundred am
nfiy (tl, 0bul dollars, together With Interest am
costs, and that your property has been srtlol
and levied upon Ia satisfy SAID claim. And TN
unless YOU enter your appearance IN sa!d su1
IN OF bciorr the trst day of the nett MefcI
term of said Cour, commencing an the hY
MONDAY III March. ISvd, iudg meni by defnuI
therein will br rendered Az ainst you.
o. N MARRON, Ciefk,
7. =, huBRgLi,
Shrtiii ui iiernalillo County. N. n
Johnston n tJnical. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
IIlI/I rOiiIHN.

The Ihiri Annual show SIN ~ Progress
There ARE some line birds uI exhibition
nj the New Mexico Poultry association
show Ia the old Columbus Cafe. AMI our
citizens should turn out ami see them.
The stock l. worth seeing. AMI the rs
s.riation merits substantial encourage.
ment, because III Its untiring Efforts I"
improve this branch ~ stTk In the ter
ritOry THr CITIZEN hopper that our PEG
pie will respond lilsrally Ia the aS-Gia-
lions invitation a. attend the eShihition.
tn Ia the hour uf going Ia press the
following awards have been made:
&. LOWrnbcrg. III Prna blanca, uirst
prize on barred rlymonth Rock pullet
and IN breeding zen.
On Barred Plymouth Rrk crksrel
ami hen. Mr.. I0~cnberg ties with \. +.
O,crman, M Albuquerque.
+. Il. Tompkins, " Topeka, takes hrst
prize on white Plymouth itcks.
Mrs. Fred II. Nichols and e. A. White
head tie on Hack Minorca pullrt.
&. A. v Whitehead. ~ san Marcial takes
first prize on Whit" Crested Black Polish
birds.
Ir Raster has some fine birds un cx.
hihition among which ARE n pair of Par.
fridge Cehins, "a pan ot ut flames and
others.
VIM. faTT exhibits quantity al
ground bone. which u one ~ the bes
fuUi- ObtAinahlr fOT laying hens.
Parks Tea IL "a great blah purifier an,
cleanser. 4 pleasant herb drink whlrl
moves the iuWrls without pain, griplnI
ar discomfort, Sold by IT. I. II. Burgess
n Son.
The Chicago Lady Quartrttr," say
the New MrNlran, will apI~a
at the court house IN santa Fr ri
Thursday evening. Jan, ~. lb not fai
" hear this popular qiariette, ASSISTS
by Miss Nettie jackson. An impers0nato
and a true exponent II the lTlsafie ry'
teIu ~ expression" II Is learned O-,ia
that they are coming this way, aud vi
appear la ibis city, On Jan. -.
The la Junia l'aiiy Watermelon III,
speaks ~ Rev. II. v. Rankin'S work
that place "'rhe union revival meeting
In the city ARE meeting with great ~
cess. The church II crowded every nigl
and great interest Ii manifested. A. q
evangelical, Rev. Rankin II n great vi
Gees" Mr.. Rankin will begin his work
this place sunday evening, In the Co
gregatiOnAl church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
The liagur- ot EgS,i

Mere mighty had. Not ~ serious ~ ihrs"
ARE nervous Troubles. hut they are t":rlhl,
Harvesting nevertheless. That Thorough
ner,ine and tonic. ll"-trttrr's stomach
Bitters, renders the nerves tranquil and
strong. promotes digestion. appetite AMI
sleep, aud establishes health on n firm and
permanent basis. Nervousness has it,
most frequent origin In indigestion aud
stomachir weakness. This cause II nrr.
yous debilit, II removed by the liittrr-,
which impart healthy tone Ia the gastric
region. nI1n the activity 81 which ia"
well being II the entire slstem Is Target,
dependent. This sterling and time hon,
orrd medicine ala remedies and prevents
hiliousnrss. constipation. rheumatic and
kidney complaints and all forms " ma
laTiul disease. ~ IL regularly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
For over tIny Wears.

A. ON AND MElL-TRIED REMEDi.
Mrs. WinSlow's S.rthing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions "
mothers for their children while teethine
with perfect success. II -oothes the child.
~oft"na the gums, allnyS all pain. cures
wind collie. aud II the best remedy for
iiarrhtna. II pleasant Ia the taste. Sold
by druggists IN every part " the world
Twenty five cents n iOttle. Ita value IL
inralculahlr. u" sure and ask for MrS
Ninslnw'- S~thing syrup. and TAKE no
ether kini
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
cocHin.
In,ere sting Facts About the coming Great
Camp.
NOW Is tHl rlAL TO GO

ld.irt- tIty,u
Cuchiti. y VI, Jan e.. IN guiug Owes
thu tucliti district one finds that during
the early part u lNri, greedy miners AMI
prusIacturs talked III FROM fifteen to-
twenty claims each. thrrrh, keeping lut~
~ gu-L men AMI men " means ont ~ the
camp.
Hal II not h,rn int this huggi-hnr.s.
the camp 1T trhiti to-day would L. one
II the most llrutishing camps IN Ia"
western country. These nru. ~ m~t
rasrs, we're not aide {" work unr claim.
NV nothing " fifteen ~ twenty, AMI II
now ,tan-pitr- that most ~ lhr-' ,alua'
hlc claims ATE open fnf relocation 10y any
one that want them ini many II
them ATE nov hring tr.lrat"d 10y men
that mean business aui viii worn them.
Level i the mans head that fa-tcns onto
gupd claim nov ~ t"rhti. ~ 10" day
II drawing ,rtN near When such thing
will h~ impossible.
This coming summer viii biting great
many miners and others int" tuchlti and
there will not l." u warrant spot loft. 80 let
word to the wi~r lr sufficient, aud get
what l. nov nIsn while II l. "ITn,
There T. nothing un earth to prevent u
great lnrm IA tncllil during the wear
iN'-i. mak ~, word. Railroad com
panir- have hrrn told all alnut thi- great
camp aud w. will now watch aud see
VIM will take II IN first, The great San
IN H. can come int" the camp FROM Thorn.
ton. by the hulling IT only few miles.
while The Denver y Kiu otanir eau reach
III" plnrr with equal facility by ruming
down the ri,rr from E-pan"a.
| Ten ears ~ ore ial out ~ tuchitI
would hc ~ ra-, thing for The camp Ia
pr"luc.. ani ccrtainl, this l. worth l-k
ing after ~ any railroad company, ~
/ this would -Hpn pay for the branch. which
would not require more than twenty Il, -
miles ~ track. IN ra~' ~ either road. aud
could be- built at a VET, low cost, ~ there
would ha nu heavy work anywhere. The
pls-,ngr traffic alone would paS fuf the
.
ahnut the freight. cripple Greek wa- IN
the same h"at until railroad facilities
were at hand, and nov I,pk at the camp
aud W. could have inst ~ gprl camp ~
Cripple { rr"k II "" had the same show,
Thousands ~ tons II shipping ore al,
nov piled up "n the dumi- IN t"cmti
Rad! lot shipment 1" the -m"lt"rS, wait
ing for transportation. Their" Il enough
ore "n hand just nov tn run u ten cal
train dali, Tor months, AMI that couple,
with the passenger traffic would com'
very near paying fut ia" branch,
The overflow ~ cripple Creek this com
ing spring will most aSsur~ll, land it
Cwhiti. and our camp will hc t~min,
with business and happy mine owners
Mrs. l.. X. Patton, Rockford. Ill., writes
: From personal experience can recon
mend III Wits Saraparilla, n cure to
impure hl1L and general debility.
ifllsbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

IN a., District Count Of the County VI Bcr.
ualillo,
Nirsir Morton. Complainant
John Morton. Defendant.
The said defendant John Morton. 10 heteby
sUmInru,rd against him IN the dissric,
count tot the county III Bernaliilo, tern
tory IT New MrHlcn, 10y said complainant
NIsIe Morton. ~hu IN said suit appieI
the grounds 1T abandonment. descrtiOn and
failure Ia -uppou, aud unless you enter 700
,lav ui March ucxt term of aaid court. CON
rnrncing on the iirst Monday ot March, tasd
a decree pro Cunirssu thetein will I've renderct
~ aiusi YOU, ~ ~ nAhkoN' Ntefh'
Johnston n ftnical,
S,licnofs tnI ComplaInant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
DANGEROUS FOOIPADS.
Two nen Savagely Attack J. b. Torlina.
the Merchant.

Last night, as John u. TorlIha, the
well-known carpet merchant on Railroad
avenue. wAs leisurely walking south on
Third street a. his residence, twu men
sneaked up behind him just ~ he
reached the residence ~ Edward Mchlrr.
and one " them. the tallrst III ia" two,
dealt him n savage blow behind the right
ear. Mr.. TOrlina staggered against the
picket fence. and badly iaceIaied aud
blackcnrd the right eye. Mr. Turlina,
fortunately. was not knEkcd out, ~ thu
pngilists wuu!d say. hut he saw his pre-
dicanlent AMI began n warfare himself.
lie struck al the smallest man. landing
upon him well.intended blow. and with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Snrrlalin The NIIltrn

Special Ia The (iitfrn.
Las cruces, y. NJ. Jan. IL. Your cor.
respondent visited the training quarters
" Mshcr and party this morning, and
witnessed the glaiiatnrI punch the lag
and take spirited runs and walks.
II has leaked out here that Albullcr-
que was after Mahrr aud party, and had
they would visit that city aud announce
Albuquerque ~ the Mahcr training
quarters" but Las Cruces was little
quicker than Albuquerque this time.
Six months nr u year aga las cruces
would have feared Albuquerque for nab.
bling imISrant sporting events. hut not
now. Las Cruces. however, invites Al.
buluerque sports a. come down AMI wit
iles~ how our boys ao Tie acl.
han Stuart has not fully made up his
mind ~ a. complete program. The AN
nouDcement ~ far made II ~ follows:
February nth. 81. Valentines day
fitzsimm0ns AMI Malw-.
February 18th Wa.cot AMI "Rrigh,
Eyes" ~ Dallas. Texas
February I6th-E'rrhardt and GrifIo
Dixon and Marshall will alSo meet. and
several other events are yet IL a added
10 the program.
II was announced at Makers quarters
This morning that Jnhn l.. sullivan. the
once mighty heavy weight, and part,
would soon visit Las Cruces, and lateI
on. about the 9TH or 9TH ~ February
James j. Corbett. the resent heavy
weight champion, who relinpuished thai
title without authority. AMI party. vii
visit Las Cruces.
The presence Of Mahrr ana party nj La
Cruces IL bringing here AN influx q
strangers, and Ia consequence business d
considerably tatt.r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

n. ?. Brown, esssn4stRas q Ne school
fund. u Rddy eeesty. psia Inss d. conn.
~ treasury this week f.tsssS he abort.
age determined "a hs De the several dis.
tfici-. This clears IN the dsflcIency due
the scl,vpl fund. and re,inces brown
shortage IL that cccurring while acting
A. county treasurer. suit Tor the recover,
NJ which u now pending against hi
lnndsmen IN the district co.rt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
An Old soldier Cared 81 Chronic
ulnrFhosA.
A Nlge Tina

tine II these exceedingly nice lady balls
occurred last night nj the MedleE hall on
south second street. II was the iIlstalla-
ton II officers Of the degree Of Honor
Exec lsior lodge No. /, Ancient Order Of
United Norkmen. and there was present
almost u full memtsrship. besides mum.
her ~ invited guests. Following the In
rtallatiou, came on the dance. and every
hAiy had n splendid time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

matter Of course ny and by, they have
grown into dragging pains that oeesstses
aiIy he, % her IN the house that occasionally
nut her 10 bed. Then she knows what 70
the matter, but abe won't 70 to doctor %.
cause shs knows he will Insist on, exsn.
inations" and local trestmsntp' She
go.s ON, with increasing suffering, until
lie itself bscomss = drag. Nervousness,
" sinking spells" digestive dissusbsnces,
and any Oliver complications may sftes
from the samc cause. Frsguenuy sueh
symp,o,ns ste treated as digestive die
eases when the root Of the whole matter 70
the arrangement of the Organs distinctly
feminine over thirty years ago ths seed
for a reliable remedy lot so called female
complaints" was reccgntsed By Ds H. "
pierce, then, a- now, chief consulting ply
stefan 10 the Worlds Dlsrensaty and lava.
lids Hotel, NJ Buffalo, N. v. He prepared
Dt. Piercc's Ravorite Prescription, The most
wonderfully effective remedy that has ever
been used Tor such msiadies. Its sale nov
exceeds the combined sales OF all oehef
medicines for women. Its eGee, 10 percep-
tibie almost Immediately. u relieves pals,
al,ays Inflammation, cheeks .debtlitstEd
drains, and quickly subfues other distress.
Ing symptou,s II makes the orEana and
their surrounding Tissues stronG sno
healthy. theteby correcting diapiacenesss
aud inviguratiug the whole body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

NkANIEw, Va, March 2, INlti.
w. have n splendid sale an Chaml.,t.
lain's cough Remedy. aud our customers
coming from far and near. sneak of II In
the highest terms. Many would have
said that their children wouId have died
" Group N Chamberlain Cough Remedy
hal moi been giyen.-kgII.lMX urHngN.
For sale by Dr. T. n. Burgv~s n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
X. az q. OFFICERS.

The New OnIc~rs Of Mineral i.odKe
Installed.
Al the meeting Of Mineral loige. No. 1.
held last night. the following new officers
were installed:
Chancellor Commander - Gordon u.
peirce.
Vice chancellor Commander Il. Ruppe.
Prriate-E. II. BOoth.
Keeper of Records and Seals-ib. X.
Phillips.
Master ~ Work-C. u. Rogers.
Master " finsnce-M. II. Sabin.
Master " Excheluer-O. ". Strong.
Master at Arms William Sweitzer.
7. 4. Finical. deputy grand chancellor
Otliria'"d as the Installing officer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
A SOLEMN PROTEST.
Wool Growers Enter a vigorous KICK
Against Congressman Dinglcy.

hkdiunl
Following IL n cop, of letter for.
wardrd yr~trr,ia, by Hon Il. u. Wallace,
of Las Vegas, 10 Judge William Lawrence
president of the National Wn,l Growers
association:
las VEGAS, \. N. Jan. Il. lss.
Hon. VIM. Lawrence. President National
WoOl ,irowers' Association. Washington,
II. c.:
DEAR SiR-When the w0Ol growers OF
the west learned that the Hon. Nelson
DiRgley, IT,. Of Maine. had been made
chairman ~ the ways AMI means commit
tee ~ the iifty fourth congress, their hope
Of relief from legislation by this congress
well. nigh il,si. They felt that the manu-
fartureTs " the east were ''in the saddle.
and the shepherd Kings" would again
be condemned tOexist by consuming their
avn substance and furnishing bl0od for
others. Their f0relssiings have been full
tllled by the hasty legislation for the In
crease " the revenue. The Dingiey bill
now In the senate. II but q promise ~ the
ear and. judging by results, 66 cents ON
wool la the new tariff. will I've ~ easily
eyaigd ~ was the II cents under the old
law. There II hut one way ~ secure pro-
lection Tor woOl growers, and that II mol
any high rate ~ duty with provisions fol
its evasion. but n mHlerGte, specific rate
explicit, determinate clear, unreseryeti
without distinction or Discrimination
whatever. upon every pound ~ wWl n
hair ~ the sheep, camel. guat, alpaca N
other like animals, that may be- used u
tha manufacture ~ clothing, carpets
blankets, Or other like material, impOrte,
into the United States.
The wonl growers of the west m0r
heartily enhnrss\ the movement Ia pr0tes
against the Dinklpy hill and the protes'
ent4siies the spirit ot the aloye. i0,. ma
attach my official signature 10 the sam'
Yours sincerely.
Go. n. WALLACE,
pres. Mo. ". q. Association
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

\hTASTED. Several rusi~orhy gentle
Wv men of ladies 10 travel ~ New Meklco
tot established, reliable house salary t7sO
eTrncr and self addressed stamped rnvelope,
Thr DOMINION Company, ThId hoor. Omaha
Bldg ChlcaGo Ill,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
The r.ut Jat, rn,i, ntsanl'd aud wr--'.
Ilng NTH eva Gases,

The p.,u Ju,y ruil, ofgani"d aud WEST
ting Nth eva Gases
The district court has Srlllsi down w
h,i-inr4s IN tie trial i civil cases.
The first ra.c called this morning waa
Frank n Eakin ,s. t. ladaracco. appeal
from ju-tirr NJ the peace. The plaintin
failing a. apl~ar th" rase wa" dismissed
for want ~ prosecution.
INnIgh"riy Jtnrh htug COMPANY Va j.
j. Ihrlnn. assuml,~ii, aud |. ;. JohI,son n
Go. vs.. J. j. rhrlan, trrsp,s4 IN The case,
came next iur consideration. The motion
" defendant IN each rase Tor security Tor
Gusts was o,criul~l h, the court, the caae'
ha, ing been 81 fnt trial this inoriiing
aud the court holding that the motion
was made tn late.
The case " \. ". Cleland Jr. W. Frank
~ lucci Vt al.. a-s,lmpsit, went " trial
before u jury aud was given ~ their de-
termination ut the nnn hour with In
dfurtiun. H. return n sealed verdict and
disperse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

The announcement reached Imf tIfI
ms office. nj n"on to-day, that Dr. ". q.
ll"p" and wife are revealing IN the smiles
81 prrtt! girl baby, which arrived last
night Ia increase the happiness, II p,'si
bile, In this alreai. happy household
TnE CITIZEN extends congratulations
aud wishes Miss Hop" u most plraSan,
and long life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggrayates the disease. instead OF
waiting. try tine Minute Cough Cure.
II helps nj once, making expectoration
easy, reduces the SORENESS aud infiAmma'
ton, Hvery one likes II. Pilisbury "
Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Joseph barne,i 1
X a. smith, ct al

Notice Is hereby given that al execution has
teen issued cut ~ the afuTcmu ntluned Couu a.
recover on Aiass the said defendants the sum ui
t~rniy .siI and %. loo dollars, principal, an,i
seven dollars, costs, together With any costs
that may accrue; and nutiCe 10 hereby given "a
ice boI, ice chest, y counter and chain,
will lie said to satisfy a judgmr obtained ~
sad Ansc an the 2tth day " December, A. ID,
January, A, ID. lspa, NJ the city II AlbuqueT
que on the corner al Railroad avenue and Nee
ond street. IN said city, FRANK kossi.
Constable precinct No. 10
Albuquerque, n, NJ, dec. a7th, isvo.