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~ " ~, SkiERIFFsS sAf.r~
Sapsr.oF c0srt OF the sfata - r. In
- s1s county O. King.
- We 1aeler. plGlEsi1. rs rlx,ss
ssy. fsaslasa III Crawford. a - ~.
tTAtor - tae estate az I,sSes = nj
deceased Alfred Lee T.snssx t<pskx
as@S l.spsSx. Csrl Fresarsrs xlA0
SSHey 1stzert l4iusSy. Nass-. es41kx,
1Apsky. Marie risky Esfelss xl.n
Seorse mortimer f-s0sky. a-d -
eS.ates 81 the seferfiarss 49, ~
I1p>ky. Carr Frederick T.i1sk~ Az
CATER IapSSy. Nellie -as,sss x1az<o4
Marie laHssy. Esteiie T-anskr - 1c11s
Mortirer l.krsky. minor cnile1~~- y Ssssxu0
l43psNs, deceased. desenssass -
Tnder and by virtue Of an ga
and special execution. issuad ara !. -
above named ccGlrs. in the ahavs g ~
cause, ana 20 me directed ar; fsssssszsszl(
have dniy levied upon re f,1sors~n (
scrioed rssl properly situated Il
county. Washington. to-wlf. Ftssv - ~
BY ore hundred and twenty gssm II ~
ground. beng q part of lot So ~ &
block numbered fifteen Sfa AZ - "a \
ems addition TO the town now rf.x = i r!ls
attic. the same berg more uar-irsss-ss -
bounded and described as salsesrss :. = ates{ly
Beginning ar the SgathwSsferiv s.- ~ q:
said lot FIVE (5l. n block aftesn ~ 6
running thence eaStersy ON a lfr~ - - -
With Sprir~ street - feet. rhsr..s 1910. ~
eri- along the alley 50 feet: she.~~ - -. y
erly parallel with the first dssrrssssr ~.
I'D feet. thence scashersy asnrv ~
sirees 50 feet. 20 the place of Aevsrsssse'sse
together with the tenenents. h~-~4
ments AMI appurterances tnereassss &
longing.
Notice Is therefore hereby given ~,
Friday. the 18th day % August ~
the hour OF 10 o'clock n m. az 90 4 q
at the front door OF the courthouss 8 n.
city OF Seattle. IN said King sssne~.s
viii sell the above described props.-ss' Z. !.
public auction. 70 the highest and - r.. .
der. for cash.
Dated this 18th iav OF Talv. rsx
y r. VAN DE NANTER. ~,
Carr & Presson- Attorneys
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS NOTICE Is
hereby given thar The King county
board OF equalization VIII be in session
three 90 weeks. commencing Monday.
August 3. A. y. fSa6. al the King county
courthouse. for the purpose OF eqgallz-
claiming abatement of tax are hereby
notified 70 appear on or before Saturday,
August -, 1876. or be forever barred.
NATHAN REMAN
County Auditor and Ex-Officlo Clerk of the
Beard OF County Commissioners OF
King County. Wash.
A. D. lsSS.
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run VANCOUVER RourA


STEAMER UTOPIA -
Leaves Tacoma. Il roon. sessnss; .redsya
wharf. p M. Asndays ena raIrhzvoa
New Weasconn. Elaine and tnoaJ -
5or. and Vancouver. arrisinx
r.,s y ~ rslaine' g.: fare 70 vaneog
% T5- further Information aupi5 =
.er wakrf.
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OFFICE OF C. O. NJ, VANCOUVER
Barracks. Wash. July S. ISss.-Sealed
proposals n tripsicaSe. viii be received
here. or AZ Offices of Quarternasters at
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Idaho; Portland. Oregon. and Forts Can
-. Spokane. Wai,a Waila and yarcou-
yer Depot, Wash. at noon, August s.
1855 and then Opened for furnishing for
age and bedding therefor for fiscal year
commencing July /. ssaS. Informs on
furnished here or by said osarIerras-srs.
L S. reserves right 20 reject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals Should
be marked: Proposals for Forage an4
Bedding ar -. and addressed 70 ars-
derS5gned or 10 respective Guarferrsa8-
tiers J. NJ Marshall. c. .. NJ.
bids for coal or wood. 20
DE furnished in car load lots (. 0. .. P-uli-
man. 10 Agricultural College and School
OF Science. viii be received by secretary
Of board OF regents up TO and including
August II, 1Ss, at his ONCE in Pullman.
Wash Coal must be best select lump.
90 tons or more. Wood must De sea-
soned fir or tamarack-
E. A BRYAN. President
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AUCTION.

THE SEATTLE AUCTION. STORAGE
and COMM sson Company Incorporate
eds. HIS F1rss avenue. seattle pSrs0Tsai
ssse-tsc-, gwen 70 furniture sales AZ pri-
Yare residences. asSignesS. receivers.
rnortgageeSf and executors sales. con-
sigrnenss solicited. we guarantee
vro.rsrs re--,rrss on an sales entrusted TO
US regular sales days Tuesdays and
Saturday.
n TOT rNTBrST YOUR GOODS to The
Seattle A1ss~ffcr Storage and Commits
sion Company. you can depend on quick
sales prompt returns and square treat
mert. no fake sales. no reserve.
don't forge. tse regular sales days are
Tuesdays and Saturdays. E q. Becker
ton has no connection with US.
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CITY NOTICES.

INPoUNnED STOCK NOTICE-Tne f5.-
loving described horse. placed IN the
city pound on jay n. $50. VIII - sod
FOR cash in bard. % pay costs OF I'M
pounding and aevsrtssing. SATURDAY. All
gust -. 1sSS. a. - o'csock 4. M. a. the
front door Of posice headquarters. cor
ner % Third street ard Yes-er way
one dark bay horse, white spot in fore
bead, branded On right fore shoulder;
The owner OF The asove-descrIhei horse
c. s. REED.
Chief OF Police
Date OF zrs, publication. July 81. Iss
IMPoyNDED STOCK NoTIcE.-The fol-
lowing described horse, placed Ia The
al public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash in hand. 10 pay costs OF i'm
pounding and advertising. Saturday. Au-
gust IS, ISs. az 70 o'clock a. m. az the
front door OF police headquarters. cor
Der Of Third street and yesier way:
One light bay hcg4e white spot in fore
head. weight. about 80
The owner OF the above-descr.hed horse
c. s. REED.
Chief OF Police.
Date OF first publication, July 81. isss
INPorNDED STOCK NoTIcE.-The fol-
losing described mare, placed in the
eEtF TNoznG on July =. tssf. viii be sold
A. Sunaic auction 20 the highest bidder
s5r eash n hand. 70 pay costs OF Inn
feo1r4sES sn1 advertising, Saturday, All
x&ss =. KS. az - o'clock a m. at the
sFSrs scsr Of police headquarters. cor
1sF - Tair5 street and Yesler way:
sgss .1za horse. branded or left hip, 9
ySafs cs1. weight. loo.
T-s Swnsr Of the af5ove-descrihed mare
beng 20 ne unknown.
G. s. REED
Chief Of Police.
Date Of Srss pubiication. July 81. 1895.
IMPoUNDED STOCK NOTICE.-The fol-
4o~a1S described mare, Paced in the
city pound. July =. 1896. will be sold
q; public auctiSn 20 The highest bidder
for cash Il hand. 20 pay costs OF Inn
pounding and advertising. Saturday. Au-
gust -, Iss. al 10 O'Clock a. m. az the
front door OF polAce headquarters, cor
ner Of Third strees and Yesler way:
One chestnut horse. hind feet white:
weight. about 500
The owner OF the above-described mare
being 10 me unknown.
c. s. REED.
Chief Of Police.
Date OF first publication. July 81 1895
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rrar.acts . savings bank husinsao -
cfussyeiy.
Depcslts received from 81 20 tf0.11
Interest allowed per an-urn. II -
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent - -
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last t-ys Of Nay -
November. Loans made on real estn1o 4
spproved coilsterais only.
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DEXTER HORTON 6 CO. BANK
Incorporated ix7.

Sight exchange and ;elegraphic -
fers on New York. Chicago. 81. Paul ~
Francisco. Portland and various pofu04
Oregon ard British Coiubmia.
slgst bills of exchange on Lordo1 60
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections mace a. all points e 49,
able terms.
Ponds stocks ara ether vaiun63m -
esivee on deposit for safe keeping.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
ERNEST B. HuSSEY. Dexter Hogtoo
Bank building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOIlCE III SAOIh uOLDEnSe
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF assessment Office OF the West Sc
at,le Land and Improvement. Company.
Seattle Wash. July I. 1886.
Notice IS hereby given TO the stockholm
ers of said company that at a regular
meeting OF the board of trustees 81 .aii
company. duly convened at It's principal
Office this date. an assessment OF ore dci-
lar on each share OF the capital stock OF
said company, not fully paid ". was euly
made and levied. due and payable 20 Lex
Ter Horton & CO.. treasurer of said COM
pany. at its banking house IN Seattle on
or before Saturday. the sth Jay of Algus;.
1896 III. @. STRIVE.
Vice President. acting as President In the
absence OF the President OF said Com
JANIS RI. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle. Wash. July = 1906
NoTICE-To the stockholders OF the Seat
lie Brewing and Mating Company: You
are hereby notified that the annual meet
frx ~ the stockholders Of the Seattle
Proving ana Mailing Company Is caIlea
TO meet at the general Offices OF the
Company. located on Grant Street bridge
n the city OF Seattle. Wash at The
August 1895 for the purpose OF elect
frr seven On trustees. 10 serve for the
term Of one year in accordance with the
bylaws. and for the purpose OF consif-
er{ux arv other business that NAV
r~onerfy come before said meeting Bv
order OF the president.
A. r. METZGER.
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mailing
Company.
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Tne puhitc - hereby warned net 70 pey
agenis o. a. Beastls Poss-inses vgeneer.
e1fkeSle1d fravsRng agents 81 ne Post
4gfei!i6kncsr, VS. Z a. MCCLELLAN. I
g leesssd IL vsrsss ss sss.ss al ana towns IN
e EoFthwest. nj - pestmsssss. -so
Vii Pet Intefi,<.n~sf CITY osliee-
~. y. A. Csshrnr r r. Hasley. ".
~ Wanna ard W w Fwfsr.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANE.
Occidental block. seatsIA Wa0A

@Ao1FFIcER5 AND TRUi;iidiiiiiisi-
Jacob Furth ...-........-......... kto44ea4
Arthur A. Denny ..:....... We Ife44eaS
James r. Hayden .Manxgef CAsh'r, eec'y
Frank 7. Bledgett Assistant Cas1ioo
Esgmund Schwzbacher. John Colu9A
T. c. Seufelder. j. 7. Gre<n1eak
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REwARD.

q rowsr9 ~ 30 WI - lid fpr infer
Uatfb4 tkaAfhg TO the afreet and censic-
- - any ons steelinx eopsss On ne
4f41Rh0'1t the rfty.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
LATEST PATTERNS In amateur outfits
and complstc stock dry plates and films:
free use dark room for changing. WASH
tnSron Dental and Photographic supply
Co, IL Columbia. opposite poston1ce-
c. w PARKER a CO.. fresh paper and
plates: everything used In photography:
no catalogue
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ADvERTIsERg NOTICE.
Advertisers desiring display advertise
U11nts changed fer the Sunday issue DVes
1ond s. copy ~ O'Clock Saturday 70 -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
CHARACTER ~ Ink wirS.s,...

'"NhfsItH wv IWt NtENtNNts.
His honor, y. H. lAughlin. associate
justice VI the supreme court Of New Mex
leo and Judge II the ifIt judicial district
thereof. the official who according ~ his
hlngraph, IN "a recent history " New
MrNiru. evidently furnished 10y himself
could not read ~ write at the age "
- has iil,d his opinion IN IT, Cattun
aud spices" IN hiti three page NJ t,IR
written matter hr comes H. the runrlu
sion. that tatfnu aud Spices were and are
guilty ~ the rhafgr~ II unpruic~.iuual
conduct, ptrt"tf-i against them b, the
chairman ~ the territorial pardon hur
eau. District Attorney 'fl-t. aud pushed
l., their huuuf~ " H. ,hildsfp. l. T.
Jones aud j f. victor, hriufr the urfii.
lnriA .upfrur court We hnIr the iul.
lowing l. not contempt ~ court and
hence publish II. II l. tue extract
from the testimony ~ the cas-. and show
my ny the character VI witnesses. whom
hts honor. Y. u. laughllu associate Ju-
tlcr, etc, etc dr,'n- NuillS III cfrdrlrr.
liul one other pulIlt. this tr-tln"u, II all.
-,lutrl, unc"nt'aiIrtrI
II. H. ,attSught - witness II lawful
Hgr. being pt,sluC,4l. -Nuiu aud rNHnIu
ri ~ the v.Atl al the defendants testified
uIsin difrct examination Nv VT, lAuCN
a. lullu~S
e. What l. Nuuf uAiIir. rr-ldrIrr aud
occupation \ II B auwught. san.
IL tr greer, man
& i"N hong have Nuu lived ~ santa
fr' 4 Fourteen ~ uitr.u Nrnt-
z. What. II any, official Ip,-ltlun- have
lou hrh since lNIug ~ santa re- l.
Treasurer 81 santa r. county.
.. Ne sou acquainted With lW- i'uu
LAit~ 4. AIN.
Z. How hong have lou knuwn HIM
\ Probably rIghl ~ lru Nrhf-.
=. lS luu Snow What Ia general
moral character - \ lr, III.
- " that T. ~ \ II l. tat
Z. BIZ Nuu Know What his general rep
utatIuu Tot truth aud NrtarlN l. ~ san
Ia re- \ lt1f
=. From What ,uu Know "l hi moral
character and his general reputation iur
Truth AMI NrfarltN. would Nuu l-lirN"
HIM under oath \ ! would not.
4 That l. all, take the witness.
~ cf,~- examination IT this witness
uu ia" part IL the prosecution.
! In this ruuurctlun II must be- addict
! that hunLak'-, one ~ the principal Wit
nr-~,'- Tor the prosecution, has been III
Jail AMI served Jail sentences several
times Ter all -rrt- III crimes AMI mls,!r.
mranu'-. While u witness ~ this east
he wa- serving ~ jail sentences II nlnrt,
/ days III H." jail 81 this county Tor thu
crime "i petty larceny, and ~a- taken ~
Ia santa r" under guard, tur III" putlsr'
81 t-tifiIng. uthrf extracts from th'
reIUrt al tho thai viii hr given IRON
! time a. time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

lican. Tor delegate to congress, received
is.il3. Nntnnin joseph. demrrat, 1851.
aud I. H. Mills, ls,puliTt, l,Ni. giving
Catfun ~ rluralt, ~ l.,r2 votes The
delegate ftum \rw Mexico has ~ vote
aud cun-"Iuntl, rAnnot have, IN the
very nature 1T tmng,, very much III.
nururc. The llrIali desires, ~ this con.
nr,ilun. tn call attention tu the grave ~.
Justlrr ~ not giving The Is'uplr n NcW
MrNiru what they are entitled to. namely
'dtlrhSL IN ls'klng over the lSii rlrc.
ton frtufu- II l. inuud that, Ter instance.
~ Mississippi, ~ IL" first congressional
district. thrir wrfr $50 votes cat ~
the SECOND district i.usi. ~ the third |, .
~. ~ the fourth district ssh aud IN The
nth. N.hrt llrfr air i've districts that
cast ,inalll uuml~r al ,ut"- than the
one \rw NrNIcu district and -tiil th,N
have i've votes ~ the hou," ii rrpfrsrII.
tatnr- and The A,isu voters II NrN Mex.
leo have ~ vote At all l. IT not high
time that such al anomaly aud such
glaliug lnju-ticr h" put u stop tn unlrf
a guNrfnurnt hN the l'"plr al III" lS'o
pile ami l"r thr Ipuplr'"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
4 NI,.ItttoI. MhASInI

Delegate tatTun has the thanks III iHi
tnl/tN Tor u copy III senator tAlI- hlll
10 prevent the Oppressive rNrTcl-" II u
dlclal power ~ the courts uf the nlt~l
states This L. "A measure that strikes AT
IL, rwt II un" III the greatest evils uf the
day, aud ~ the hlll Is not long, W. repro.
lucr II here IA full
SIC. |. That the Judges ot the courts of
the nllrd states aud the courts uf the
nlted States h., AMI they ARE hereby. pro-
hlhltsi from furnishing per-'ns for con.
tempt ot court except where di-rrspect "
violence ~ disorder toward the court shall
b- committed III the ~ rr.rnc- III the court
or In It's immediate vicinity, or VIOLENCE
offered NJ threatened a. the Judge either
while holding court or while not sitting
on the ~nch.
contempt II court shall last more than
ten days without an indictment AMI y
trial b! jury AMI conviction AT such
trial. aud nu line exceeding one hundred
uollhf' ~IhIl lr lllIH'@'h ny an! JHilRt az
court until after II trial and rouN ictiun 10y
Jury.
SIC, s. That judges oi the courts of the
United states who shall h. indicted by n
grand jury for the corrupt NJ the know.
ingly unlawful exercise of the powers
Ne-t.si IN them shall, un conviction there.
of. hr held guilty II II crime, AMI shall he
punished with Tine not exceeding one
thousand dollars. ~ hy Imprisonment not
exceeding one year, ~ 10y both and shall
not preside at their own trial; and the
Judge before whom such trial shall t@ had
shall present the record II such trial Ia
this speaker oi the house Of representatives
for such proceedings 10y impeachment M
the house shall determine. and during
such proceedings the judge shall he suS
pended from the exercise II his office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

Walter WsllmaH, In one u his letters
from Washington, says; Mr.. llill. Of
New York. In perhaps III. mo-t nervous
man in the senate. lie iinis II impoasi.
BILE IA sit still unless he IL at work. lie
Is etsrnally studying up something, for
ever investigating. Even while q col
loquey In going on In which he
Ii Interested, M s0On ~ he leaves
the fiar and takes his ssat be resumes
his inquiry into statistics " points oi
law. lie Heyer has Nh Idle moment. II he
leaves his seat Il IL Ia confer with 0me
other senator Unlike most Of his feA-
low senators, hs II always trying IA do
something. Leisure aud ths senior sell
atOr from New York do not live Ia the
same country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
The LUCKY WINNER.
The Biz Doll at maSwtli'S Won by Miss
Iulll MarlntlI.

That large aud handsome doll, which
wh~ III" attraction AT IA" store III the
Maxwell l'rng company, waS Won last
SATURDAY night 10y Miss Julia Ilartnrlt,
\ battle, liIlrd with pills, wa- the guess
ign target aud the lady guessing the
closest /" III" number II pellets IN the
bottle entitled her I" the doll.
Three young lRiir-- Misses Elma
llnhh-, Emma burgess aud Madgr Ray
were selected 10y nr, Grant Burgess Ia
count III" prll"t-, and they found, un the
completion of their tedious task. t.1Ni
pallets. aud III examining the gIIe,o,,-
discovered that Miss llarturtl had gurss..,I
i,1Sl.
Several thousand gIlr-srS were drp,s.
tied IN the box, showing that the doll
proposition waS qult" l"pular
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

II has been we'll Said that the greatest
aid ~ the cuban cause II the totally I'M.
puNrrished condition " the Spanish
treasury. The cost ~ the Cuban war has
been estimated ut ti,UD.nU a month
The present debt u spain amounts Ia d..
UDtn.Usp Is--tas tabout si.3DNn.Wn
which pyecluiss the possibility ~ hoai'
ing further loans In fact, the condition
Of the Spanish treasury II ~, bad that nj
government repnrt 81 the national re-
ceipt- and expenditures has bseu pub
lished sine. 1870, In times Of pesre the
deficit has varied from i7.,r6,i2s peaeta'
In 1893 ~ I2a,iJ,.'gpi p-.etas In ISIS
For these reas'ns the public accounts 81
the kingdom have not been approved b,
parliament since 1877.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

In his speech in the senate last week,
senator Frye remarked that there WAS
one thin. ia knglani's foreign policy
that he admired aud that was the nisn-
nrr IA which she protected the rights and
interest Of her citizens In all parts Of
thu globe. IN. same paint was made by
Mr.. Hepburn IN the hons" on Monday. II
was further emphasized IN the petition
which Mira Waller. wife u the ex'
American CONSUL now imprisoned In n
French duugt0n, sent a. the senate the
other day.
Tho suggestion IL Ia be- commended
" hatryer there Ii IA be criticized IN the
foreign policy Of Great Britain II Hhal!
stand to her credit that an insult offered
british suhjec, Is regarded H. an insult
IA the crown. and In followed by her fleets
aud armies. II need hr until that wrong
In righl,d ~ ainnpl for and proper repa-
ration made for the indgnlty, Denver
NvWa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

The -chnrl hari met ut the office ~
v. u. bryan last night.
superintendent llpigins, II thu pub
-chuol-. aud the chaltmrn " -eNrl
committees made rep,rts, which were
hrr-l filed.
At the request NJ SEVERAL citizens "
Frrgus-nn addressed the board ~ ~ I
adv stability II charging tuition Ia sch
ar- whtr.e parents reside out NJ the e.
limits. hut pay city taxes,
". l.. Mrtralf aud +. l.. pnarce, in@t
ance agents. were present and addre1,
the h,ard ~ Ia the merits ~ the COM
Mes they represent.
After allowing number NJ bills
boarn adjourned until saturday rvsnli
fehruAty IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08

A. oHI'IiA> NNIN.
Isd, f,om ihihushus urt, ~Ith GIt
Nsb,.

IsdN t'um hihushus Iirt, Sith GitI
Mr.. II, r., Evans, ~ Krnklyn. \. T..
arrived IN the city last night from Chi.
huahua. Mckee" having under her rare
n girl hah,, aud she Was driven tO the
san Felipe. She informed the hacknan
that She wuuli like Ia have same g,sL
family adopt the child. ~ place It III III"
thillrru'- Home. The hackuan report.
I'll tlr matter tu Marshal Enrnuit, aud u
few minutes Intri Ml-, SwIIN, who was
al+n informed, called at the hotel b. see
Nr- Evans. The lad, told the following
story I" III" marshal and Mrs Stcrry
MY sister. Mrs. tHtharinr bale. died
~ childbirth nj Chihuahua the baby he.
lng barn un bee. ~. 1870, aud IN II few
days over one month old Percy hale,
the husband aud father died few
months before the death ut his wife. The
rhild wa- left ~ my care. and stopped
over here I" rest up on my WAY Ia Chi.
cage aud kruklyn, where. III the latter
city NY husband II employed az a clerk
III the auditing department ~ the New
York Central railroad"
! iftsr hearing the sal tale ~ Mrs.
kNdnt Mrs. Ntrrr! teak charge II the
bah, Tor last night, aud il cnd,a,oring
tu-iH To- secure u gSJ homr frr the lit.
tie Waif
! Mr.. Evans was seen IN the office q,
the NIu Felipe hotel this morning, where
III" " ~ waiting for Mrs. Stetry. aud the
lady tateI that her deceased sister. Mrs.
bale went with her husband Ia Chihuahuu
In search II health fur the latter alout u
year ag,,. And that when her sister wa,
taken III. she camr on from brooklyn aud
Joined them at chihuahua Sh. ala
stated that she would not submit e. the
bah. going int" any family unless she
WAS perfectly satisfied IL would receiy,
the tnierrst care.
Mrs. Evans l. n preIsasrs-ing lAi,
ab"n, - years III agt. aud stated that h-I
prnp" ruSid" IN lr"uklyn. Il II under
slpl that Mira Evans -tnpp"d ia, ~ y,
AT III la-n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-08
NJ IhISANrnIN1MEN1

President Dial'p secretary ~ thr inter.
ioi has ordered Out JD rurale- Mexican
militia I" pI"'tnt the tlll-imuun- Ma
hrt prize fight. and II II safe tn as.,Iine
that these png- viii not br allnw,sl to
come together ~ Mexican Suil. TIT. viii
IT, n i,arr"intn"nt tn ~ ra-u. Witch
hh- h"n making great preparation. ior
~" affair IN connection With either
events NJ Their winter carnival lNrn,ct
News
The news may rest assured that the
ntirt ~ President blal cAu-,- ~ di-nI
IH,lntnrnt whatever tn the managers II
the caf"u.al me" 1t ha- never been
their Intention {" pull II N IN uli Mex.
80. NOT IN lrNa-. nui vet ~ New Mexico
TN titi/l\ explained nearly month
aga. how thr thing wa- tn l~ wntkrl. nnd
everything that has tran-pif~d .inr, IN
connection With the affair. do,rtail.
rig'd ~ with The explanation gwen At
that tine" When the manager wrt" r..
qur-trd tu lfing their slluw to ~ l'R-i II
wa Discovered nj the -ainr tlprA that
there Was much doubt ~ H. the exact h..
cation II the lIn" between Texas anh
NV M"Nlrt lew mllr- north II ~
Pa~r. INSTEAD II claiming t." faT, ~ l.
usually the ca~' ~ disputes ~ this char
hri"t. neither state rlilmrI quite far
enough according {" the surveyor "n th"
other side. aud thus a strip II territory
ahtut n milr Niir wd- left h~twrrn not
rlanrsl hN either side. ~ course thl-
Was inrfrlN coincidence. hut It Wa NrrN
fortunate. that such Discrepancy III the
times wa discovered Iu-t at that time
~ c"ut-' ;hr uiirrt- III New M"NIrn
have ~ nulhnflt, south II the territorial
line, AMI thn-' IT irNa- cannot ~ north
~ the state line, aud II anNhsiN want tu
light between, what tn hluirf