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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

mate In the world. What u wanted here
IL capital 10 irrigate these lands and open
up the mines Let these resources be
known n outside capital.
We can oner better Inducements tor
the profitable Investment ~ capital than
any other state o. territory In the west
A. q health resort Albuquerque In unsut.
passed by any other city In the world II
Il a good place " live In, but a mighty
hard place 10 die. Now that We have
emerged from the shadow ~ hard
time" AMI greater prosperity than ever
seems before ~, hundreds u capitalists
In the east will be l,Oking Tor some place
To invest their idle capital. Let central
New Mexico get some u II by making
known % them her vast resources,
climate. etc. The CITIZEN has been CON.
piling an clifton Tor some time past Tor
this PURPOSE. II will b. handsons ely illus.
irated aud contain valuable information
about the resources Of central New Mex.
leo. Its climate. etc. aud will DO by far
the most interesting paper Of its kind
ever issued In the southwest Every
business man IN Albuquerque who IL IN.
tetrsted In the welfare ~ the city, 0ugh,
~ be represented Ia It's columns, aud
show up the city ~ its best advantage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
mo RAILROAD BUILDER

Joseph usmp.on aud M Hai'rosd IA.
pect-d In Albuquerque.
President Joseph lianipaon. Of the Mex.
leo, CuernA,aca \ Pacific railroad, left
Washington sunday last In his private
ear Tor Kansas city and Denver. 10 at
tend at the latter city meeting ot the
stockholders ot his road. Mr.. Hamp-on
Is probably the largest railroad builder
In the world, having constructed over
live thousand miles Of road and now has
four thousand men working on his road.
He expects 10 have II completed from the
city Of Mexico 10 Panama on the Pacific
ocean In two aud half years. Mr..
llampsOn has been spending part OF the
honeymoon with his bride nee Miss viii.
-on of Washington Ia the east. lie will
stop AT several places In New Mexico, In.
GLIDING Albuquerque, aud probably Pres
colt, Arizona, 0n hls way Ia the city II
Mexico aud return TO Washington about
New Years,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
ARIZONA ITEMS.

Phoenix has haudsom" new post
office.
Lott in Jerome advanced tioo in price
within ten day
The territory wool yield II estimated
nj 2.l76.272 pounds.
The boys " the University Of Arizona
are In new college uniforms
Tucson boasts Of more fraternal organ.
iza,ions than any other town IN the ter
riiory,
The Spanish. American Alliance will
hold n convention In Tucson on lrcem'
her 5rh.
Ah"ut dozen cases ot small pox are
reported among the Pima Indians near
the Gila bridge near Tempe.
The Aztec Land and Cattle company of
llolhrok, Arizona, Shipp.d train load
II cattle Ia Kansas city this morning.
The Tucson star preiicts that the rI'
tension ~ the santa ~, Prescott n ih"~'
nix Ia Tucson viii be- inauguratri before
the clu~e ut the year
The ladlrs " the Catholic church OF
Tempe, assisted by the local band, gave
All entertainment In that city To ras1,
funds for the church.
Wildcat. Ar. num.ro. this wear In IN,
t,o,h,ll. adincen, Ia rhmn,x. Three hay,
been Killed during the past tWo week
within seven miles If the city,
,.......,.,,.. T., n.s.,, Ma, ,.I
"""s' Wv. .","h '.,,' :" w., a,,,t" -. ~.
F' n"' Wv" e'' ', "' ,"' +" ..,..,
na'N '''''' WV w ''"'' :" ~" $50 Nv
The crop '"'' year i "'' 'N''''''' WV
ArlLuna's total '"i" Tor d"irgal" NJ In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

heties ~ sale.
In the District Cont. First Judicial Di-r,,
Ter tory " Nsw heEi.o o. County
~ San,a We,
H.. = Th.......A
s.odis Mining and smelling Co. =,
John y. Thompson

s.oa,, u,,,n. .na a,n.,,,os Co 90.
es"u's M'ul"h SUI ''"e'u"t ~ W
where's, the district cou of the hFs, iudiD.
dis,Tst " tue Territory of New hetic", iw Tie
county ot santa Pc has rendered. an amchd,
supplemental decree IN the aboVe enlu,
cause, declaring and making the sum " .,
boo ~. being ne amount ~ cuNtslians salay
end etpcnse. aud receivers cr'dh, aiet oi W
y. Dame, aud a'su tile EXPENSES and salary il
cured uy one Ale.spdet Rugrr!, also cchh
GOES issuep Ia sad Alet. nde kuHer NNis
Cusiud an ~ .siI ptupetN prot to the appulfi
nientot said ", n. Dame. and allowed by fOtn,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
The RAILROADS.

VI. u. Ryan has been succeeded IA yard.
master Of the Atchi-nn, Topeka n santa
RE at Trinidad by II. I. Barrett.
Twenty four cars Of beef steers have
been shipped out from Tucson during the
past week for the California market.
The aggregate mileage Of tnited States
railways on October ~ lS.N,, was lS'.
'S5IG. AN increase during the year u
i,9ts " miles.
Thomas McCaiifry. IA -witchman In the
Ration yards, had his left leg badly IN.
Jured last Saturda, ahrNr the knee In
uncOupling ears
". 4. Fox. Of Argentine diri recently
at the Atchi%on railway hospital at To
prka directly rom the effect, II his foot
going 10 sleep" last election day. Ah%O-
lutel, no po,sible explanation Of the
strange case can be- given by the sur.
g,On- aud physicians In charge Of II.
Nothing IN me,iical science throws any
light upon IL. II IL the first and only In
stance of the kind known 10 the profess
sion. and has caused sensation among
its members.
W.O. Chapman and J. ". Ashton. OF
Tacoma, Wash. have filed claims aggre-
eating $i2.nD against the Northern Pa.
cihc Railroad company. Chapman claims
$j.Hn Tor wages ~ assistant counsel Of
the road and tl2,sOo for acting ~ asaist-
ant secretary for several Of the branch
and subsidiary corporations. Ashton
claims f2j 900 for services ~ attorney.
Andrew y. Burleigh has filed petition
with the federal court for his discharge
A. receiver Of the Northern Pacific rail.
rold. having closed up the Affairs OF this
end II the old company. Judge llanford
issued al order Of discharge at Seattle
Wash.
The Santa Fe management has ap
pointed an industrial commissioner foT
the system. II will be HIS duty 10 buiit
up and organize new industries along
w tilr iuoh anu
grafton.
A rumor II alloat that all the train dis
patchers Of the Santa fe at Raton vii
be removed 10 trinidad. and then al
trains will he run from Trinidad through
~ Las Vegas ~ In former years.
Rast. bound shipments last week from
Chicago were 65.5l tons, against ASA
tons Tor the preceding week and 1850
tons for the corresponding week OF lss
year.
The power supply on the Gulf Colorado
! h Santa Fe railroad aid on the soutl
division Of the Santa fe road In Kansa
In insufficient for the heavy demands q
pr sent.
The increase of ti.i27. 5.D OF reyenu
over last year Ia the recent annual re-
port OF the Baltimore h Ohio Ii In spit
OF increased running expenses.
On June 30. $3.50. 1872 railways In thi
country were In the hands Of receivers,
net decrease OF twenty.three ~ compare
with the previous year.
The Missouri Pacific railroad has az
p 'aled TO the court Of appeals from Judg
, Russeli's ruling that Il must carry b
j cycles free Of charge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
WIFE TEE ANcieNrs.
visit, 10 The Ruins Of the vsrdsr Pre-
hiAtarIe Rsople.


NJ. and MrA y. l.. Conkey and niece,
Miss Davis. G'prgs rouaey ard J. "
Benham returned lat Monday from the
region II prehistoric cities, towns aud
Villages. wh'rh ase situated about sixty.
i've mites northeast of here, on the Verde
river. These places are nov only In eVi.
dencs ~ rem ukahle ruins. but there II
abundant evidence that their Inhabitants
were thrifty. industrious aud civilized,
and wllhai good warriors when harasse,i
by enemica
zach locality has its burial ground, and
In the rulns " several rooms In large
structures Mr.. Benham states that he
counted 40 IN Que building-rooms with
the walls we'll defined are numerous ar.
tirles aud implements for domestic pur.
pu-,s. some Ia state OF remarkable
preservation.
The party WAS out ten days and was
quite busy exploring the city u tie
dead" Tor relies aud curiOs. They had
three men employed ~ do the heavy
work, and were quite successful In un.
earthing u select lot oi specimens, such n
pottery, stone battle axes. thigh bone-
bone bOikina, handsome beads. radius and
length. being from I've " six inches
longer than the forearm bones Of Ordi
mar, mottAis Of the pr,ssent timel hand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
y. 8. LAND COURT.
two Cases Tried ana Submitted Yes,er.
daH-One Caaf nisniisieA.

IN the United states court Of private
land claims this morning, a full bench
present, on the written consent Of George
Iliil Howard. attorney Tor the claimants,
the la reralta grant Gaze. involving 900.
Ou afrrs ~ land In Valencia county, wa
disml4 -ei Tor want " prosecution, sa,s
thu New Mexican.
The trial Of the Canada Dc Las Meste.
mas grant cas-" WIS concluded and the
cause WAS submitted This alleg~i grant
IL located IN las county aud was made
by an Alcaldr ~ the pueblo ~ Ta1 IN he
ccmlpr lN2N. without any authority 0t
law W right, ~ far ~ the evidence dis.
closed
The OJo ir Ia tsbrA grant case. iny0lN.
Na- al~r argued aud submitted ~ day.
Mi. grant WA made IN l'"c"nher, 1910,
b, the departmental assembly. aud VIA"
revoked 10y said assembly In June Of the
-amr year, I'll" oral aud documentary
evidence introduced failed IL show that
the departmental aS-"mhl, had the power
I" make grants The government admit
tel tina, mu-t. II not all, NJ this grant
was within the boundaries VI land-
riaimei by III" l-l"ta Indians. MI Cat
ron represented the claimants, Mr. Solig
nae the Indians and Nj. Pope Appeared
Tor the government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Whereas, Juan Chavr- Armuo and Mar.
GARCIA lie thaNrs hts wife. n ard 10y CrGAi
uecu ui uhst uart. February ~, l-po, an Y
cuIdrd ~ volume a. Eus, iced feCO 10. . lad
Isl ~ ,iIc ofire -, hr probate &C sa9y "a
uffivio frNOUrI -, befHaltllO Cuun ' Nc
Mexico. conveyed Ia nc uidcnignrd
Henry. as trustee, he fulos,nR dr-tibr ! "a
estate, situate. lying a"d icing Ia the ,uIsf
Ot Beruallllo and icft,tuty q New Ariu,u u
wtt:
All Of that parcel II l.nd beng situate q
town Ut Albuquerque, county and trrtIt1
aIotruaid, ~ ward No Il sad town 81 A.bj
qurtgur, and being twenty seven t2I irr,
width from north Ia south and abott a. e. hl
utrd and tits DO fee, In lrngih from rAsl
west Bounded un the moth 10y land ~ MAI
Iruliilo and crIta,n partition wall ur
sputh hy property ot Angelo NINiani, IN 4
east by - Openly ut the deceased hsicu >uaie
and on the west by the public road. Sai del
OF trust being made tn secure To A iisi
the payment at certain p'utnissu nd
therein described for the sum ~ unr 'IIndf{
dollars payable t. the sad \ & Henry 4
wear from date and an interest note -
sum ot pik dollafs due IN slx months ,tuin y
Ut sad iced ut uust with interest theiruH
maturity at the rate al ~ per cent pei mot
until paid.
And whereas s,id intrtrs, note With ned
thereon rom the 2ilh day II August, 80
due and UNPAID. and
Whereas. II is pr Vidrd In said deed - y
that IN case OF failure tu pay the Interest
part thereof al maturity, then thv ~hu.' q +
become due ana payable. T
Nov. thrTriWr, At the request ot ilrNc
holder ot said pFunlissory notes, and 90 w
VI the terms and conditions III the sAiu iced
trust and the power vested IN me a. sald
| tee under the same, ] do hereby gave n0t
| that for the purpose III paying the INC
| and interest of said pIom,s-oty notes, anou
| ing On the day at sale hereinafter M utio
to siu8. 20. and all costs and expense h
| cutting this trust. including reasonanlr al
| neys' tees and compensation to the tiu''rv
| his services rs provided 10y said drr,l ="
| ] will, I'm Monday. the 2sth day Oi Drcrin
| ls,,d. at the hour Of q o'Clock, noon. III sad
| Al the front door VI the poetotfice, IN tli- ch
| Albuquerque. said county and teultHN sal
| real estate hrfeinbefote described. a, ~
| suction, to the highest bidder fos cash, 10
sad Indebtedness an the enpensrs attend
the execution Of said trust.
| J. A. HENRY, lflsd
| Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. ~, ispd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
a p.,,omrrrL rAnr,
Arnory usiI the scene of al inforW
usate last Right,

Armor, usn the scene ~ al informsi
Dsa'e tssi Right
A most enjoyable party, nj witch danc.
ing was the chief source " entertain.
ment. was held last nigh, nj Armoty hall.
the arrangements being IN the hands NJ
thu yOung gentlemen " the company
sam Picard uihciated ~ n"t man.
sger, winning general commentator lot
his rfiicienc, III that capacity The mn.
sic was furnished b, v. T. Rutler aud
Elias Garcia. aud the company indulged
In n select program " dances consisting
ot sixteen hunters. The entire anhit
wis declared l., ihu-" present {" IT, "n"
oi IT," mus, delightful IT the arasun
he following named were pte-'ut Feed
Lewis ani wife, u. n GENTRY aud wife
Misses Buckley. Saunders, lrMar- Rev
nolds. B,,--ir and Annie LELAND, Nallac"
IEmc-. Jones, II, liughr-, Milhr. hllis
CAattln. Hawke, FRYE llamm. krnuof
Mr.,sr.. ~am Picard, a. \ Mat-Uu. Mead"
Glll.ri. has aud EpN Mcdonald Rev
nolA-. e.. Junr-. ~ctusg-, watson, VII
ILDu t,.,iIg.au. lrrstrI " =. Hrih
Reeds. tIau,. J. Mrllrt Jr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Truste@'s sale.

Whereas, Maurice Hobbs and Annie Hui :.
his vie, ~ aud by certain deed Of Trust. dated
TIE vii day ~ February, lHp1, and recorded .t
vululne .. ] ID teCOtd, ui the county III ltri
nNlillu, New hrtCu, al page 10, COnVryrd 60
the Undersigned, a. trustee. the following !r
- tIbed real estate situate IN the COulty oi Bei
hVr 10 st tdl eleven an an twelve tIg
also ,htty feet oil the south sides ~ "a. . II
lots iulf t.I and ten (lOt. all ut bloch letter
III ~ the Eastern addition Ia the town trua
CHyl vt Albuquerque, az drsig mated on a.,
mAp ct sAd addiiiun made by N J. Maak [
b.. aud died ~ the ufiiCr Ut the probate and
"a uttClu recorder ~ satd county on hAS s..
lnss, said deed uf trust beinR made to ~, no,
the payment ~ = rrt,ain ptomissory u.ss
therein described payable twelve months a',ri
date Si,h interest At thu rate uf twelve pet Ell
pst snnum. aud
Whereas, the sahi note - pas, due and wholly
UNPAID, nO~, therefore, at the request ~ ne
legal ',drt ~ SAID note, and 10y virtue ~ Oh.
ter - And conditions " Sad deed ~ trust. ! 30
hereby give notice that tut the PURPOSE VI ~.
ing SAID ntte, interest thereon, costs an "a
pcusrs ut eIrCuttug this tfust, including lrgA
compensation tn the trustee aud his reasonable
attorneys fees, a. provided 10y said deed II
trust. will on Monday, the 2sst day ui ID,
Crtdtgt. irpB, at the hour at ten - clock ~
~ said day, at the front door al the portufh 9
N sid city uf \ iDuqIctuur, ~ said tuafty
snd territory. sell he real estate hetrini 'irt
drpCfibed. at public auction to- the highcsi ani
bsst uiddrt fuT cash. tn pay said indebtedness
and costs and rtprusrs
We, WALLACE Nc LELLAN.
November -, 1893 Trustee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Mu-t Interesting Meeting ut III" itc.i
d.u,s of Nta MILLER

\ Mu.t Interesting N-~iiug ut III" itr.i.
drn,r ~ Ms. miller.
The regular fuftn'ghtly meeting 81 thu
Vincent e. l. ;. g.. held last evening In
the cu-y varlor- of Mrs. Miller on Broad
way a'paur. WAS one " the most inter.
e-ting and profitable In the experience" II
this young but ilnurishing circle. This
being the kr-uchLire-k year II the Cha
tHpuan cour~r, the study lse-rcially fa--
cinatlng.
The program proper OPENED with roll
call NJ members Tor sentiments from the
drAmatist. Shakespeare. Following VIA
hriM talk by j. II. S,inglc, on THE
Relation of Mary Stuar, 10 France" n
paper 10y Rev Mr. Allen on "SaNonsrola,"
aud Biographical sketch OF John Cal
vim. hy Miss Bendr each III these topics
receiving thorough discussion by the Va.
riou- lruIhera. The remainder Of the
literary part NJ the program consisted In
u. consideration II the assigned portion
~ The Growth ~ the French Nation,
aud oi French Traits" For musical
entertainment the circle WAS fortunate
IN having present the Mandolin club. a.
represented b, Me-srs leorge Baldus
Harry Bullard. Sam Pickard and Will
Saunders. whose sweet rendering OF ~
lect numbers was heartily appreciated.
After delightful refreshments served b,
the genial hostess, and pleasant time OF
conversation. the meeting adjourned.
The cen-or- have arranged the follow
ing program Tor the next meeting De
crmlwt ::
Roll call Of sentiments from Milton.
catherine de Medici." by Miss osgoo,i
Rirhrliru." by Dr. chamberlain.
THE French Colonial Possessions II
America 10y Miss Milligan.
piscu-sion Of assigned work for study
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Andrew JohhsOn, stehOgrspfrf 7"
A Sweet, OF the Atlantic Il pscite,
with an accident az the corner Of J
street and Railroad avenue last n1
lie fell from his bicycle In making
turn Of the corner. and sustained q 4
full injury In one Of his hands
Haynes attended the injured mea,
and It Ia hoped that "the judge" viii
fer no permanent injury. lie viii
laid up for 4 day or two, however,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Irrigation has proved Of incalculAble
benefit 10 farmers, gardeners and other
growers, as we'll a. the towns and cities
In the immediate neighborhood wher-
ever II has heen tried.
Central New Mexico contains an i'm.
menss area OF tillage land that with u
scientific system OF irrigation will be-
como the most fertile and productive In
the world. In addition " its line lands
central New Mexico contains vast min
srai resources - we'll - ths nnsss ell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

cripple trrrk. Colo. Nov. - The
market YESTERDAY hal recovered -lnr Il
it, old time tone aud sales were greatly
increased. price, generally showing lie.
rlird stlnrnlng up. Atlanta, {. {. n e.,
went frlm $50 the price an Friday :
call. n tLLj. n fair amount Of trading
h,ing done. iro,tp made the most de-
cidrd gain. going from g. To $50 with "A
gu-i demand. Acacia was another NJ the
advancing stocks while Beatrice -old ~.
rI shares al u greatly enhanced price.
GarirIdL,rO,i-r lost slightly ~ did Sac.
ramrn,n AMI Granlte Hill, ani Brother
Jonathan remained At | with n sale ~
2Jur. lamon dropped back I" the |
cent mark. seven Hills -lii back from |
cent Ia o. prr thouSand. while &. h. AMI
y. sold 5000 shares nj a slightly IN.
creased price. Taken Throughout, the
haS'- transactions compared most favor.
abl, with these ~ other days ant u feel
ing of certainty i apparent among deal
rt-. The total sale- uf the day were l!9,'
up -hArrr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
DISTRICT COURT.

nriu,L aud Ar-hib~lu- Acquitted big
Ii,h SUI To.Dsy.
The arguments ot attorneys In the case
~ Brnck gli ATchibeque were brought
10 II close yesterday afternoon and the
ca4. WAS given 10 the jury nj 5:b.
District Attorney Wilkerson made the
closing speech, and his argument was u
most effective aud exhaustive resume OF
the testimony which had been offered by
the prosecution.
The jury was out over two hours, and
THE CITIZEN l. reliably informed that In
the beginning there was n strong senii'
ment In favor oi conviction m Ia Brinck.
though Archibrque's acquittal was fore
gone conclusion from the FIRST After q
number Of ballots. however. acquittal for
both defendants was agreed upon. and,
the court and clerk having been notified
the verdict WIS ~ ANNOUNCED.
The defendants we're congratulated
upon the verdict and walkd from the
court room free men. IL IL understood
that they, with Mr., knollin, In whose EN-
ploy they are. will leave Tor the east this
evening.
TnE CIyll. pDtkET.
To-day one II the most important cases
on the civil docket IL tefOre the court
and the srray II legal talent Ia the cas-
II such ~ one seldom meets with In Thu
court. The action Is u suit In assnmpsi
brought by VIM, Elllnger, II Fox Island
Va. against Louis lluning, Franz lluninI
and solomon Luna, IA recover On n prom
issoIy note of &so.U0.
The plaintiff Rllinger II represente'
by Childers X Dobson, Judge Waldo AM
Attorney Sulzbacher. Defendant Loui
liuning IL represented by y. ". Clancy
Franz Huning by II. h. fergusson. al
Solomon Luna by Neili h. Field.
The case Is one which involves man
nice legal points aud II Ia likely TO occu
~ the attention Of the court Tor savers
days.
When this case IL ended the case OF ~
Liz Apodaca, under indictment for mnl
der, will be called
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Ihs NhilsFF'l tlHN'lfI
Ou Ihuf~ia, last, man WA- found
murirrr' within few miles u this cit,
~ the m"tr-l accident the matte reach.
,i the newspapers. va might have
Wake the streets II La Vegas all la,
AMI not have heart WORT uttered con
crfuius tl" awful ir'ai unl, stranger
murdered. there Ma 10 lie ~ making u
great ADJ over That Little ip w. think
that Tor tins stranger. VII" uu" illls =
forgotten grave -uulrNhrtr out "a the
phu-. there wthAp- await loving
W.T. AMI fithrtlr-- AMI hungry children,
~ huNiuu. parents VII" viii never know
The tate II their luN. \ iIl' las h-"n
-uufIrd out l., the cruel hand ~ All a..
,A-~iu IA our midst AMI ~ word. nu sign
u nir--agr g. ANY one VA lett ~ the M.
fortunate man 4" tell ~ who be- had tr"u.
~ what he had been
there an effort tu bring the murder
rf- e. Justice being nair l., IA" officers
nl the law ufwill IA" murdrruu- ti"ni-
b. alluwri a. visit Las vegas each week
AMI minglr among their fellow men an.
I'll another opI-,ttunItN f"r cold hl~-i~'
murder presents ITSELF
Ia the past YEAR a number NJ people
have h.rli found i"Ai murdered, within
this county. AMI 81 far ~ "" know, Il,
SYSTEMATIC effort las h,-'n made I" hrlnp
the guilty parties to Justice. II j. III
Ircd ~ai state ut Affairs. when sur'
terrible crime may be- committed nj our
very d"pt. aud public feeling l. =" little
aroused hy IT, Las Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28

Mrs. l.. II. Shoemaker, VINO was called
east on account Of serious illness In heI
family. has returned. leaving the patient
her aged father. much improved Ia
health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Malice of Sult.
I..nra Adrl. he Ham, ct al

Laura Adrls NE Harris ct al
TIE - - defendants, Laura Adelaide Ham.
Della Jolld, Alice Qu,k. steven u. bAva
Nj r. Mickey. Ru II AttcmI- Davis Mis-
EHth 4 ,rmis DAVIS. lri la DAVIS are urirvy
huiuCd ma, SUIT ~ ChanCrty has becu ,ur .
MERGED gains 'hrtd ~ the district couit tee
the ,unuI y, bvfgIillu. trf tory uf Nee Mel
iCn, ~ astd complainant, :. l.. DAVIS, the on.
plsiuan, p,ay'ng ~ and by hts btll oi lum.
plaini tlrd ~ ,hls cause. that iu, numbrf ni.
,rrn {. ne Nichols n BuSUru addn'on t., tie
I,N at Al uqrt 'rr bc sol, 10y decree ~ 'Is
count, and the proceeds isln. from thr sal.
sale bc applied L. me psNnrnI at the uV'N u
DENNIS Alfred DaN u, DECREASED, ~ tut ~ 1rfa
trliri and unless you aud each al 20 rHisi
your AZ praIanCe ~ tue sid sun un 80 t,'WS
the neat frgw return day Tor proves a.;ei
the doe aud t"gul. puhilcHi on ~ tvs o. g
which said return lay vii lr the inst Nuuda'
~ Jauua,., lspi. the .. me icing the lura,.
day ut JANuAfy. lsp7 decree prO Iuuir.s
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Sal .titnfs for TIN, Cumulaiu,ri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-28
Travelling Overland.


l.. r.. Edwards, special correspondent of
the New York Herald. accompanied 10y his
handsome and talented wife. dropped into
town last evening AMI are domiciled at
the claire hotel. sAys the New Mexican.
They travel In an up-todat overland out
At aud are eli route from Denver IN the
city ot Mexico, going over the route
which Baron Won Humboldt said could he
easily tTaVersed Ia n carriage. Mr.. Ed
wards hopes the trail between Santa Fe
and the Mexican capital 10 somewhat
smuothrr than that between Denver and
santa ~ Via Las Vegas. These interest.
ing people will remain hrreaiouts for ten
days " more. doing all the historic sights
IN this locality before departing for the
south.