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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
U. s. LAND COURT.
Complete List Of the Eorty-Flve Cases Set
for trial At the May Term.

for trial At the Nay Term.
Ncu Nr,i,n
BEFORE aijourning Thursday the INIT.
I'll states court u private land claims sei
thu 'ulloWing cases Tor trial nj the Ave
Wr"ks' trfm which will open nj the fed.
rral huldine IN this city on Ma,
Ma, NJ 10. santa cruz grant. ~.
ut' acres RI imI, 80 iij. Hacienda del
AlAmo grant, > $50 acres claimed NJ.
~, hucrto spring grant, 1otsp acres
claimrd. W.. ar. uJito lie lcs Medanoz
grant Gqti532 acres claimed
Nn . ~ ~. Antonio Gutierrez
grant ahout liEo acres claimed No.
-. Joaquin ~rliIlo grant. ahoui loo ;
acres claimed.
NAV q ~ 49,. ~ Rlto tract in perna
ullo. ~ Valencia county. 40 isG, Rito
,ulutAln gtatt. 3uupI acres claim.d {.
~ 'lu. b. RIl,o rtdut, B"tuaIillo coun.
II
Nav y, l.U. puphlo " iaguna
grant lul 'ol.,N mts claimed, w. ~.
Ju-r ,'ttrh grant
MaN iu.. 80 Ho. san Antonio ds la
llurrth- grant W. 3H. san intonio de-
la llu"ria- grant lulun acres claimed.
Nay " ~ III, Town ~ Real dr lu
lufr- fuut square leagues claimed, W..
lu2, Au,"uiu \rmlj, grant. 80 acres
claimed
May ~ ~. l23. RIO Tr4lue grant,
1,gU actr- chained
MAY rs ~. lr Cunrlo- grant. Colo.
taio aud Nv Mexico.
MAY IA W. ~. Nallrrito lie l.ohato
gfat, moo acres clalm"d, No, ~,
lallrclto he Lohato grant llLiuu acres
claimed, ~ ~. lallrcltn lie lobato
grant 3Iu acres claimed.
MAY /; w. NJ san Ju-e drl Euciual
Tract, ,iSI' H. 3',uu arrr- ciaim"i, No
2ni. ~au Juiqplu il Narimiruto grant
ki lragur~ claimed \o 2ld. 81, joaquin
.ll \Arlmlrutu grant lJl71i - acre,
claimed v" ~ Narlmlrnto grant
MAY u w. ~, Pueblo " santa Ana
grant of Nj RDcho grant. $500 acre,
claimed
NaN l9-\o ~, rionrguiIla grant,
45,lIL1J acres claimed No. 2i3, Andre,
Mrutu>a grant iG.2,l IS acres claimrd.
Ma, - W lJI. Pueblo II ~antn 10
mlngo ani ruruln II IAN felIp. grant
~, a. acres claimed, NJ. Isl Pueblo 4,
~antu pumiugu grant, 200 acre.
rlaImrd, W lNj Pueblo de- san felip,
grant, 2au'u acres clnlmd.
May u Y. IT, Fernando lie lao
giant. .~NH acres rlalmri
MAY - w. lIi. lui4 Garcia grant
r.r7i s. acres clalmrd. Va. 2uS, town .
B"tnAlillu ll.G;l acres claimed. w. 2jN
Felipe uutlrttr- ~ town ~ Brrnalill
grant ll.G,iI1 acres claimed.
May - 40 10, Auuito grant NJ
30. Augn-tuta grant, 2,3l9W acre
claimed
Ma, ~ Ne III, Pueblo Qucrmad
grant. .'u acres claimed
MAY - W.. ~. Pueblo de Cuchiti q
Jusna Baca grant Brruallllo county.
May - NJ. ~. Pueblo de- Qurrmad
grant. @DNl5 miles claimed IN Rio Al
rita count,
MAY 81 No, ~, Jo-e lgnacio Alar
grant,
June / 80 rs. Rogue Jacinto Jars
,ntII., ur.,t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
Destructive yite,

Tuesday night between | | aud ~ O'clock
the harness and saddlery store Of Frank
Hill, on Second street, was discovered on
fre. Before the are department could
ge, on the ground. the flames had made
such hsahwsy that the entire stock was
destroyed or 20 damaged a. 10 DO worth
leas.
The Are company did excellent work In
preventing the spread Of the hrs W other
property.
Loas about 5000; insurance, 100.
The cause OF the are was detective fus.
Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
carr. JACK CRAWFORD.

Iu More than one way Tie has been Of
s-rNlcst New M~Iiro.
Through his own labor and by the use
ot his own mOrry he has constructed not
leSs than iiity miles Of wagon roads TO
the various mlGing claims In which he
has Nh interest or Of which he In the
owner. says the san Marcial lee.
lie enjoys free transportation over the
Santa Fe system In recognition of service
rendered by him In inducing hundreds
OF people To come 10 New Mexico Ia search
Of what they have found the best
climate In the world for pulmonary and
other organic troubles. Aud the good
work continues.
lie has, 10y association With capitalists
In the nited States AMI treat Britain.
AMI 10y being the pr'se-Sur u rare liter
AIRY attachments and the ability Ia portray
the beauty VI his gems OIL the stage. prov.
ing himself d.-irabl. representative ~
the pluck and energy ~ New Mexico, in
duced u great deal " capital 10 seek In
vrStment In our mines ranches, cattle
etc
To deal with recent events, Cspl. Jack
enjoys the distinction " being the only
man having sufficient nerve 10 deliver a
III Ia speech from the portico u; Pre-i.
dent--lrct Mekinley'a home. Being q
III, m-r ~ the notification committee,
he was introduced to Mr.. Mckinley and
grasp-d the opportunity to say something
kind ~ New Mexico. At that time Capt
Jack had not posted himself on the beau
ties of the single standard, and knowing
Of the millions In white hidden away IN
the rocky cre,ices Of this territory. hs
FASTENED 10 tell our next president OF
this fact and others TO our advantage
lnborn courtesy compelled Mr.. Mckinley
aud the members u; the committee I,
show no surprise. but when Capt. Jsct
reflects little Oh the occurrence. his nd
miration for his own nerve oyrrwhelm,
him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

vs.,
Sandia Mining aud smelling Co. ct al
Whereas, the district cuu ui the Hrs, lud q
dis,ti,t Of ,hr trfIituty ut New Metic >, tut Va,
tOunty Ut Santa Re, has rendered an anne u sc
81 plrmrutal decree N the Shove euttst
cause, declaring auu making the sum oi ~
bUd. ~, being the amount III CustUsiiaus Hai az
aud cGpcusrs aud receivers Cei,iuCAie at W
r. Dame. aud also the etpeuscu and SALARY 10.
"a I'd Nv cue Alctaule, Rogers, also Cr'iih
1sir, issued tu SAID ArIandr Rogers xul,
mrntut sad W h. Dame, aud allowed by fOtinei
decree hrrrtuiorc entered ~ this cause, az.
allowed " IL Pope, sprS,si master ia 40
USE q len upon the properly 1T tue SAID u
irudaut company, CONSISTING Ut sneltct a..
apputlrnA ~ the possession Of
Dame, ~ custodian. including aiso the ~ nu
ui SAID company, upon which any labOf sn
done bN the salu ,usIudian under the Ufdt, u
tuc tuuft, sad mines lriug DIES, ftsed a. w.
loss Otrcu Toy, Green Top NumUct ~
| SOLITAIRE, Su'itaitr Numbet Two, Santa y IA
santa NluA Number Two aud John Thong.
son
Nov. "a, ,rfu,r. the undr ;s,gped, herr, ~,
sppulGicd syc,ial mHs'ef iuf the purpose V
selling sid properly, by NIuue ~ sad drcs e.
| aud 10 aCturdluce the,c~ith, aud tM tie ~
pore III saiisiNlhS aud paying OH said sun 4
| utupcrty, vii sell sad property Ia he she's
| bidder ~, cash. at the font duot vi the ~,
| house ~ HE city OF santa be. county OF Naa1
| Re, Territory ~ New MrLiCU. On the 2s IL,
| OF December, lsvt, AT the hour Ut 10 y ia
= III. at sad daS.
| The said smrl,rt Con les ~ one 90 ton Ass.
| Jacket tiaSrt n Chalmers sinrlief con % ca
=th al titi ngs Uid biiutes, including tuHei
engine blower, fOCk brrAkcf aud sSs,cs ass
| tue AbuSr named miuinE claims. aud Vi, .. I
| mines ATE situated ~ the county ~ Bcfua .o
| tcUiuIv at New Mett,O. lSaiion no., e, u
which are uu tilr ~ tue teCo, drts Office a. a..
county aud ten iofy uudef tie tie mes awe
| gwen
a lull aud cumplrtr dc,. ~, on OF sad ,'Ug.
| III "a ~ HLlly,uH t 4 n.
| uCtsigucG
| VIZ DANE Special master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
MINES AND MILLS.
what Is Going On In ana Arount
HillSbCi0.

what Is Going On In ant Around
HillsbCio.
From the Advocate,
The bonanza mill II running on a
large consignment Of ore from the Rich
m0nd.
J. iIir4ch has resumed work on the
Prosper mine, and has everything In
shape now " insure continuous opera.
liOu.
Robert Scott. the successful lessee ~
the Sherman mine, has bought out his
partners interest and Ia now producing
ore more rapidly than ever
Hall h Macy expect " complete ten.
ton shipment Of silver.lead ore from the
PerchA mine this week. The ore carries
an average Of ~ per cent lead, aud sacks
weigh from 100 10 100 pounds
Manager williams hAs started the Per-
cha mill on ore from the Wicks first level
and will make very careful tests OF about
iilty tons a. decide whether the stamp
niIl process will save enough OF the
value.
Superintendent Hughes, OF the Snake
mines, speaks very favorsbly OF the Silver
City smelter people. Most Of his ore IL
now being shipped 10 them. and returns
have been entirely satisfactory ~ 70 val
ues. weights and prompt payment.
Jen. Owens has struck chute OF very
rich free gold ore In the northern extern
sion oi the sherman. Several specimens
shoyn around town must have contained
nj least 8 per cent OF gold, OF over &c ).
900 per ton. Mr.. Owens has al eighteen.
months lease aud bond on this valuable
property, and feels that no has struck the
royal road 10 fortune.
=. J. Bennett hss discovered u large de-
p.,alt or vein Of vanadinite 10 Iced car
honAtel ore carrying silver. No further
Information will b. given Until he has
located for himself and friends the
choicer portions OF the surrounding ter.
ritory. Until then hs draws . dead-line
between the Richmond mill and the $. l..
c. ranch. and any one crossing THU line
sasterly will DO promptly arrested by Mr..
T0useF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

lhrulI Ntil,iid, cottr-p,udrhi Va
Writing ~ the lr, ,usrlr- limr- ha- the
following I" -, regarding u" VISIT " H.
H. Robinson to that eat,
H. n Robinson. tu whose 81 in,
hmlhtng III ia" ~aut, r.. Prescott AMI
lu,~uN tudi " iAtg"it du", J. again ia
tue trft,tiB lii N,It o. -tid tu have
significance ~ connection With the -
tension ui the fuAi III QUESTION -uulu
wAti Next tu Hn overland Ia" u. tees.
central NuLtuA ituu east tu West. tn.
ROAD would he the tu,r-t ur"d,'l All h--l
paving tailfudl utuIS'-Iil"n ~ AiII'nH
II h. survey has ltIg agt h'ru uA,lr, and
lh liu" found ras, aud rthrurdhi', H.,
gttlr- h"lug ilghi AMI Ia" rutNr- irN
| h" extension includes ih~HIN. Tucson
.frurr aud -uuthWHrd IT, 'aiAht-A-
Nhrfr II viii connect with the sonora
hHhrN, ul the santa 20 system.
Md IA regard To- the dhuu'i bull"cI
railroad, winch tth,er-,si i'r COUNT,
lrm Prescott Junction. ou the NIAn,lr
hul Pacific. b. Prescott, IL" correspondent
from that trWu tu the lIur- say
\ prtIlI " PERTAINING tu the huui, NJ
ihr iriuuu HtrIult AMI ArlI'u t"utfH
r'ai j. ui"u iuf -lguhtut'- ahuul th'
uN II !, not under -t,-sl hS all takpAt
o., that some II tie hrui- have alf,db,
l,'ru redeemed. the original issue 1T lh
Prescott NfIIunA trlttdI bonds Wa ~
81. SINN .uur have teen t"ir"uiri
leaving the siam outstanding t4l2u'
i. r. ,uukung. ut khu~d- IN. dui " |
lulu-tuu - Prescott, Whu frptr-, ntr,
GENITAL ftIlwrN hpuis. ui the face vain
~ tI.urrarh. frArlri rhwuIN last even
Iug IhN a." here ~ The Interest ~ ~,
hondhul lrf-. aud Will ask the loan com
MISSION L. l-sur t"ffliufIHl l1ni- t. ~
amount luNnINr'. llI Hrcufdaurr With ia
ptuNl-Iuu- 81 llr territorial iundtug ~
4 IS,s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
Ttust~e's sale.

Whe cas-, Juan Cusves Arm,Io anl Ma
GaitiB uc Chavrs, his vile, IN aud 10y ccIi
Urrt ~ trust dsleu Frblua ~. 1893 snf
co, urd ~ 'olnhe -, uust iced irCous. i
ohic,u rrCouurf ~ Beinalllo cuud ' n
Mexico, ConVeyrc IA ne uddesi2 urt >
iSnIs, ~ t,us,rr. ne inllo~ ing drsrt ed
es. ,r, shu-ir. lylig and beuH ~ the coes
Oi lie dalillo snd lrnluly % New Mrieo'
W.:
All Of tbs, pa,crl { !. ma I've ng stuAr 10
,OWi a.; Albuquerque, Cuun,y aod tru y
40 ~ ID, ~ NHttt M, l ~ taIi tnN u' AZ
q'rlqur, Hpu hS,nR twenty seven i2' ice
WA nom nonh - souih anr Soo'i "'r o.
g. rd aud H., loo ieri In lrn2 y nu 81
Mrs,. Bounded ou tue ~ IA 10y isnd ~ ~
IrniIllu and n Crn.lu pEtnIun wal, 90 3
sou uv piuDciiS m Angelo VIVIAN, 90
east bv ~ 'priv ul the deceased u Aieo ss.'
sad oh ne ~rsl Nv the puUlic road. >ud o.
q Lusi ueing made Ia secure Ia a hsa
iue "a 'meit ut = CSnaiu p-umi~S y
the u ursci bed foo iur sun N Our hiOc'
du'iaus u, vailr tu tue sd A { lirnyv
yea ON uair ana al lu'r est noe 10
sam oi 81 dollars due ~ siI months ION \
a. Sc iced oI i,us ~iih inlrtest the ro' y
ma . 4" =, tue ,Ae ~ ~ per cent l'c 'I'1
unt ~ psiu,
4 ri ~hr,e.s =, 81 10 e,es noe " y ,i,el
HE con rum toe 2iiu dsV 81 Ausus lsNi
uur anu unD+id snu
We rps. II ~ p,u, died N sri,i 'rrl o' I
VII, al case q, ia,lnre Ia pay tue me- -, o
pg,, ldr, col IT ma ',liS, ,hen tue Nn"lr
become Doe sid Dsvab,e: J
Nov, inr,ruHr, II tue request a. NC
holder a. sad nfuin sso,y NOES, sm W.
Ui ,Ir terms aad conditions al the ~ 80
trust gnh the p',weI vested ~ me ~ ss'e
zee aud. the same, ] do hrreuy ..Np
that 10 ihc Du,ppsr ct paving he plN
aud incest uf SID ptonissors nulr> ans
,nk on ne day -, s~lr neicius'lrf "irms
Ia ~ Od ~, aud NJ Costs AM etIeu'r. IN
cp,lng ;n,s itusI. including rcasnna 70
nrys lees aud compensation Ia ,lir nurn
his sr wees ~ ptnN'Led bv sad ucCu"
! VIII. an Monday. ne 5hth Gav u, l'ecrs
1870, ut the hour ul ~ u'clsk. noo %, ~
hi the ir,n, ,lSH III tue pnstntfiCr. O. nc
Albuanr,uur sad ecu ~ and ten IL"
zeal estate ucIr'n,riurr uc>sriDe,
Aurt iOn. Ia tur hlghrsl hludct ful 'isl =
said indrhednrss ~ the eSJIensr, sis''
tue ckrCu,,un at salu lIusn
J, A. HESRN lHS
Albuquerque, y NJ Nov, ~, iN'"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

While working In the Hornet mine al
Hschiia last Thursday. John Gleason was
seriously injured by E csye-in and wa
brought to this city late Friday night on
u special freight. accompanied by his
wife. Upon examining the injured man
his physicians discovered that he had
three broken ribs besides several painful
hesh wounds. The patient Ia now ii
Mrs. A. J. Clark'sin 4 comparatively com
Portable condition. and his physicians
have strong hopes OF his ultimate recov-
cry. -Deming Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

Major e. T. picton IL manager of the
state Hotel, nj DrniSOn, Texas, which the
travelling men say II one NJ the best no.
tells ~ that section. In sveaking ~
thamberlAin's Collie. Cholera and DIR.
rhTa Remedy Major picton says: II have
used II myself ami IN my family for sey.
erAl years. and take pleasure IN saying
that ] consider II All infalllble cure for
diarrhpa aud dysentery. always rec.
ommend II. and have frequently admin.
i-trtrl II 10 my guests IN the hotel. and
IN every case II has proven itelf worthy
Of unqualified endorsement. For sale by
". 4. Maxwell btug 60.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
WsddIar halls.

Thanksgiving night. At the home OF the
brides parents, In the presence OF rela
ti,es ot the high contracting parties and
. few friends, NJ. ". Morris, q popular A.
T. X i. y. conductor, and Miss florenc,
Taylor. q handsome aud accomplished
young lady, were united In marriage b,
Rev. ]. ". SinnOck.
The happy couple were kindly remem
bered by friends and generally congrAtu
lated by the good people Of Raton.-
Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
4 Rich seetios.

Mr, Jas. =. ". Clair, mining man In.
teresied In Picacho mining district near
Yuma, Is u visitor 70 Tombstone. Mr.. 80.
Clair states that his section Ia proving .
bonanza producer, Eastern capitalists
have acquired some property there which,
In every instance are proving valuable
producers for their owners.
The Cspslla. White Gold. Golden Dream.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

political complexion " the Lone Star
state. Why then not give M" gosi ir'i
eral positions {" m.u WIN III the p,..t
have assisted M viii ~ the future lend
their efforts tr luakiug IN" stat" ~ New
Mexico -unilt rpIbIican, rather than
give such places tu men whn have not,
And from NIL appearances never will hc
able to make lr,h- ANYTHING rl-" than
What IT., . ht l".d ~ d"inurtarN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
ste watt-IbeiHney.

VI. +, Stewart and Miss Carrie De-
laney we're married at the home Of the
bride In san Joae, California The bride
formerly resided in this city and In a
leader In society circles wherever she
may be-, being u hue musician and q lad,
OF culture and refinement. The groom ID
the popular young agent Of the Santa IA
railroad company at this place and has q
host Of warm friends In this communit,
Nr. and Mrs. Stewart are expected 10 ar'
rive In Deming within the next two
weeks to reside permanently.-DemiDG
Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

fenced IL forty years In the territorial
penitrntiary, t"ok his last ride Tor good
mony years. before the train started
dozens II curiosity seekers stood on the
outside u the car aud gaEed at the pris-
oner. Trout seemed composed, and com.
plncently smoked cigar, greeting those
whom he knew with "A smile,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
MONDAY and Icon group. Of mine. owned

MONDAY and Leon groups Of mines, owned
BY various companies, are among tho~e
working, aud the erection oi mills On two
OF these properties will Soon be In pro-
gre-a.
Mr.. ST. clair states that n rich strike Of
t2,JD ore wAS found Ia one " the mines
there last week. being n big chamber. the
extent ot which has not yet been deter.
mined. II Is cautiously guarded and
worked. -- Tombstone pr-psctnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
InuIaAIIo< ~ SEw Mi\ICo

II would lee gond idea Tor the mem
ber--elect II n" next legislature of New
Mexico TO pay close attention Ia the do
ing- II the next irrigation congress Ia be-
held NJ Phoenix. No part ~ the country
IL ~ much IN need uf thorough and
comprehensive system ~ irrigation "a Is
New Mexico. w part II the country
PROMISES better returns from invest
meni- male In irrigation enterprises
lrt our laws relating 10 irrigation are ~
the most primitive character, aud need u
thorough revision In order "a furnish OPP.
portunitles Tor the requirement Of water
rights. aud 10 provide Tor the safety Of
capital invested IN irrigation enterprises,
1t would br n g~h idea Tor the irrigation
congress to suggest laws for adoption by
the states aud territories IN the arid belt,
and then 1t would he gud idea for the
legislature To adopt ~ much Of such sug.
gesti0n- ~ may hr needed 10 give u n
basis upon which 10 start gupi irriga.
ton system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

The Bert Salve In the world fnt cuts
bruises, -orea, ulcers. @lt fheum. fpyei
sOrer, letter. chapp~d hands. chilblAina
cofns, and all akin eruptrOn-, and Ipri
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
II guaranteed ~ give p~rf-ct satisfaction
Of money refunded. Price " cents per
6nH. For salr 10y Walton. city Drug stare
Alhuuueruup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
Corpo,a,Ioa SolIce

Aspecial meeting II the STOCK lnlas 80
wrs,rIh Homestead aud lhls" "Ji ~
will h. held v, tLr prInclDal ONO m "A
pa va the n, r. Au"Iilu buh 49,
Que. Que, New Mrkico, on the ~ us,rs
Tor lie putp'se oi voting uphn VssesI
CREASE oi the capital stuck at ~. ~
from shOO OOO oi 1900 sliaIrs 81 asn.hs'
al elOO each to . ,OOO, 900 Ut JAW
tie par value OF 3 100 each,
~ ofde. vi the board ~ dlIrclnv,
PETER MCChEssna
CHARLEs n CHt sss
HENRY ID. HAnho"
H. PsiTcAErI-,rk
JANIS h, CAHrhsnWrsl
Oclobet IL, 1870,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

The numerous cures OF rhsu a. a. (
the use OF this old STANDARD -
Der, Ayers SarsaparillA, snos -
sively that u 10 an effective ~ :
NOT Indeed the sp,,eihc. fo -
painful and persistent -
NhAs has cured others vii A~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
NoIire Of suit.
In the - s,uct Cou. County m IfraA
Teuiluv OF NcS MeIt,',
: /. DAVIS. Executor. l.. a,
I.an.a Adelaide Harms ct al

NJ
Iau.a Adelaide Harris et al
The saiu defendants, Laura Adr'ai9e ~ ~
Della Jotf. Alice Quick. steve
MAY r., Mulkey. Ruth At,emls Java
Ruin A,irmis DAVIS, Del liza DAVIS sn
nUli bed ha SUIT IN chancery has 'f ss,'.
InrnIrd gains ihenI IN tue dist
the CuuniV ~ lIrrnaiIllo, ter, toy nl NJ ~
ico, ~ .. vi complainant y. l.. lDaN'h w !
pla,nan p,syins ~ and by has hIl
plan, iilrd 10 lhls cause, tina l", nuss ~, Il
,ren ~ ,he Sichuls \ buwdrn addnoo
ChY al Albhor,qnr lie solU 10y c'rs,.s
Cuui,. and lhr pr,reeds silsing 'fNh y
sale lIc spplled Ia the pAvmrn, "' h , ~
DENNIS Alfred DAVIS, deceased, 90 ~
relief, and unless you and sscli q, ,vl<
your Appearance IN the sad suil ''u
the nrIi f-aul : return day for 80
the due snu fvgul. publlcstnn "l w.
WHICH said ,clntn day ~lll Dc tue hr
~ Jsnusiv, lSv7. tine sanle 'cinR W. 80
day al January. 1877. a decree no ~
Will he rn,rird hctrin Haainsi y"u SOS
-, y Nanl
ClrIk and Res lsief ~ SH'~
W. u. l.Eh,
LOSU a Fort, ,i.,slf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12
LAS VEGAS ITEMS

trom ire OIu,.
Miss Alice Ca'anaugh has clcrk-hip
at llield-,
John T.. whitmorr, il the proud father
Of n nrw baby girl
=. \. Mimher has leased the front part
OF the east side pc-tofice. for n news
stand.
J. NJ. Prada, the west side chief " ~.
lice, has hal hts jail sentence RENTED
aud All additional fne imposed.
Chas. HELD has fled suit against the
Las Vegas street rAilwa, IN the SUN OF
~ ~, due on ten promisory notes.
James l.. White, a witness In the frier
case, drew tli7 witness Tees and mileage.
having come here all the way from Chi.
cagu.
Pablo Gonzales aud EmitariA Maitinrz
H. oouEalr-, II Albuquerque. are IN the
city ~ witnesses In the Kibera murder
case
J. &. Muckerman aud wife. ~ 81. Louia,
are ~ the eat, the gur.t- IT ]. \ StWkrr,
Nt, MurkrrmAn Is the ice king VI IT.
l.uui-
h. Anderson and VIE. " Kansas city,
friends ~ Cecil Browne Ani wife, were
visiting IN this city FRIDAY, cn route to
Mn'co
\ Nc,lliyalry, who hal been tho guest
oi Miss Pauline &. Tall and Mrs salllr
Douglas Tor the past tp~ days left IN re-.
turn iot Chillli THURSDAY.
Miss Mamie Dyer would have left In
return Ia her home In Colurado Spring-,
Friday morning. hal not IA. morning
tram been 81 ctuwl--d thai there wa- not
vacant -rat IL b., had
John r.. strong has h+n appointed
temporary assignee II the 1T. Nrain npr
camille company. III order H. allow Xrat
). L"ngurNin. the assignee. to HE hi.
account against the estate.
Grorgr ". rdwlpy, who resides forty
miles northeast u Clayton. received Ia,
largest jurors certificate ~ ruitet
states juror, $lolI0, AMI ". \. Lyons. u
East Las Vegas. drew the smallest sum
tihW.
The railroad employees II this place
among whom the late Paxton Woui- wa
highly esteemed, presented his widowe,
mother with purse ~ money. to be- Uses
IN such manner ~ she may desire. Tn,
amount will be- used IN the purchase OF
monument for his tomb.
The knights of pythias lodge held
very pleasant meeting Thursday eyenin,
AT which Clrotas Romero was given tn
third degree and the following officer
we're elected; {. e.. sol Ro-enthAl; \. {
Chas, Kingsley; NJ ~ w., {. N. Adams
Prelate. q. c, Parker; n. Of K. and =. l.
J. Marcus; NJ. ot H., SEC Romero; NJ. Of r.
J Biehl: N. at A.. A. Kline; inner guard
=, Ravens; outer guard. \. j. Dillon
trustees. for three years. {. Il. Perry; 10
two years, v. II. Kelly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-12

In lsy! 4. l.. GOldwaier. who owns
three retail drug stores In New York city,
having learned Of the great value Of
Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds,
Group and whoopiDg cough, ordered q
supply for his customers. II met with
~ much favor that he soOn found II nee
e1sary ~ order more. md during the
winter S0ld over two gro4- Of the remedy.
lie says II gives the best satisfaction 0f
any cough cure hs has ever handled.
For sale At % aud 80 cents per bottle by
". A. Maxwell brug Co.