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Evening journal., 1896-07-28
CInims Arninst snnin.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-A number Of
claims against Spain are aocumulating in
the state department on account Of Amer
lean citizens who have suffered in proper
ty and person from the operations Of Span
ish troops In Cuba. One OF the few that
obtRintd publicity was preferred by Nine.
Maria Dolores de Durio, n woman 80
years Of age, Of Spanish BIRTH but who
married an American and was naturalized
in 1870. She claimed that her property in
Santa Clnra was destroyed by Spanish
troops, her plantation burned and herself
fred upon by Spanish soldiers, although
the United States flag fioated over her
home. For this she asks an indemnity Of
1900. GOO.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
npEAR. YOU'RE so rALLn
The Way the Small Girl Makes the Big
Man Vain.


The Way the Small Girl Makes the Big
Man Vain.
The short girl has many advantages over
the tall one. She has TO go through life
looking up, and nothing IS so becoming TO
eyes as that. Her lashes show more and so
does her hair. There are curves OF cheek,
chin and throat that look their prettiest TO
a man who must glance down at them.
A small girl Is moro easily held and
more easily kissed. II is nicer 10 have TO
lift her face up by the chin, and it Is moro
cpicurean and satisfactory 10 reach down
TO the upturned lips
1t is comfortable whon you hold girl
on your knee, To have her head just come
to your shoulder instead Of having IL hnng
oyer-surplus, as It were Everything
about a small girl IS likely to be proVoca-
tion-the unexpectedly tiny hand, the dis
tracting morsels of feet, the little head,
the little nose.
A small girl can bo fascinating even In
a temper. She can be so delicious when
she cries, she can be so lovely when she
pouts and none OF these moods sits well on
big woman Then, too, the man in love
is.inclined TO pet names and he wants tc
call his girl Birdy" whether she weighs
/ POO or not. Yet he is not insensible 60 On,
Appropriateness OF the title when given C
"a real little thing.
A man likos to feel big, by comparison
at least. A really large man does not ob
| ject to seeming almost - giant bcside th
girl Of his heart, nnd it IS almost necessar.
to the short man vanity that he shal
seem big to the little creature lac is Roin
TO marry
1t is very fetching TO have one's girl say
"Ploasc, dear, my neck gets SO tired
you 70 so tall" DON'T you know wha
that mcansf Wen, get o bio OF a girl ant
you VIII find ont On the whole tho sinal
girl has the best Of it-kansas City Star
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
BOSTON DISASTER.
Fixing the Blame For the Accident In
Which Four Lives Were Lost.

Fixing the Blame For the Accident In
Which Four Lives Were Lost.
BOSTON, July 2S.-Judge Fallon OF the
South Boston police court, in his inquest
finding on the drowning accident wherein
four children lost their lives on Farragut
day at Castle island, holds William f..
Sheldon, the lessee of the fatal hoat, prin-
cipally responsible for the loss OF lifo by
the capsizing of the hoat He says that
Notwithstanding the fact that tho city en-
gineer notified Sheldon three days before
the accident that the float was unsafe
nothing was done 20 remedy tho dofect
The court also holds the city Of Boston
partially responsible, inasmueh AS one Of
its officials knew of the condition Of th'
float while the Historical society, which
had charge Of the celebration, in failing
to notify the police of the expected crowd
does not escape the oensure Of tho court
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
nraEInr Good Thelr promises.

WAsHINoTON, July 2s.-The bankers
are making good their promises In the
matter OF turning in gold to the treasury,
and the reserve was yesterday swelied by
the addition Of SL14s,0O0 In coin, $780,
900 coming from Boston, $3.50, 600 from
Chicago and $l95,0o0 hom New York.
There was drawn out si29' leo In gold coin
and s 2 ie0 in gold bars, leaving the re-
serve at the CLOSE Of business standing at
sos, O73, 9l4
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
card capsed uenderson,s death.

QUINCY, Mass, July 2s-Judge Hum
phrey, who conducted the inquest on tho
death Of c. J.. Henderson Of Braintrec, as
a result Of which William Card is under
arrest. has returned his finding His re-
port states that Henderson came TO his
death in consequence of injuries unlRw-
fully and willfully inflicted on said Hen
derson BY William Card.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
wreeEed on NewfoundIand.

ST. JOINS, \. f.. July 2S - Two
French fishing crews report that the
schooner Anne Marie, with p mon. SUNK
in collision with the schooner Pacihque.
and that the schooner Tedel, with o mon,
foundered. The French crews landed hero,
having been picked up adrift In dories.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28

1t is n fact, but not well known, that
Mary, queen OF Scots, posscsscdu charming
voice She was an excellent musician and
her rendering Of French and English bal
lads was iaultless
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Frrazurir Probably Elected.

VALPARAISO. July 2s. The result Of
the election Of president Of CAile, to sue
coed Jorge Montt, whose period Of Two
years in Office expires on Dec. 2G is, so far
as known, 145 electoral votes for Frederic
Errazuriz and 1877 electoral votes for Vim
cente Reyes.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Card Of Thanks
wnmInsten. Del. July 10. 1896.

WIImlnRIon, Del, July IO, I600.
A. JAIoweKY, ESQ
General Agent FOR tue Massachusetts,
Benefit Life Association.
DEAR SIR ALLOW me to express my
sincere thanks for the prompt manner In
whl8h you settled the claim Of One
Hundred Dollars on tho lie ~ my boy
Paul Gsdek The total premiums !
paid we're only 81 IA II he had been
Insured in ono Of ths weekly coupsnies
/ would only have drawn $50 and would
have bad 20 pay % cents month, while
ia the
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
snralr

"Tommy Is such a sweet child, said a
doting mother, that often think it viii
be "a miracle If he lives 20 grow up"
"Itwill, said the candid noighbor, with
a halcful glcam in his cye-Dotroit Free
Press
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
PhotometalIIc Art Company Formed.

ALBANY. July 2s. State Senator Henry
J. Coggeshall, ex-State Senator G. p.
Vedder ana A. G. Vreeland are among
the directors OF the Photometalllo Art
company Of New York city, which has
been Incorporated with the secretary Of
state with a capital OF 31o0, O00 The com
pany will produce and sell photographs on
weod. glass, leather and other substances.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Sir john AIiiIais Dying.

LoNDeN, July est is announced shat
Sir John f. Millais tho president Of tho
Royal academy, l. now in such critieni
condition that he is unable to taks nour-
ishment and that the end is only ques-
tion Of few hours.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
nitian re- Lad Der.

NILLvIILF, July % CHARLES BsziD
and Isaac Saul we're bitten BY mad dog
sunday afternoon, AZ Centre Grove. and
Council last nigh6 appropriated money to
send them to the PSsteur Institute
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Gaudaur chalIenees stanbnrv.

LONDON, July 2s. -Gaudaur, the oars
men, has deposited $50 in London for a
match on the Thames with Stanbury who
recently defeated Harding, in September.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Record lin the Gentry Case.

HARRISBURG, July 2s The record in
the case Of James B. Gentry, the actor
who was convicted of murder In the nrst
-. gree, for killing his sweetheart. Madge
ke, at Philadelphis, was received ct
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
Massachusetts, Benefit Life

I only paid 10 cants each month. Ny
claim was reported July 10th and i've
days after received check for the full
amount II had taken the advice OF
agents Of ihe weekly companies | would
havo dropped your Insurance and taken
theirs. thereby losirg sixty -one dollars !
stroDtly advise my irirnds ana
ihe public IA general who dssife iusur
Ance or who have Insurance AZ tho pres
snt iime that they can secure protection
A. far less thnn the usual high rates ~
other ccml anies by joining Jour c,m
many AgAio thanking you snd The
Nasssohuastis Benefit lAfe hsiccietior
for your prcmpiness and couttssy Ia al
| jsting be olaim remain
Very truly YOURS
TlLLY RADkK
80 Lsmotte sfr,et.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28
HreTsrrR,s oRDwR.
ID EGIsrER's ORDER.
rrGIsrER,s orFIcr.

hNDlSIhkN OFFICE.
New Cattle County. Del July III, 1906.
Upon the application of Howard Wilson.
execu or of Mary Hornby. late OF Christianh
hundred. ln said county, licensed. 10 IL
ordered and directed by the kegis ter that the
Executor aforesaid give notice OF granting OF
Letters ltrtamoniery upon the estate Of the
dannnsed. with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements 10 ho pos ed within
forty days from the date of aucl Letters In
SIX OF the most public places OF tie county OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate TO present the
same. or abide by AN ret Of Assembly in such
case made and provided. aud also cause the
same 10 be Inserted within the sf-ms period IN
the EVENING JOURNAL. n newspaper pub
iehed in Wilmington, Del, and 10 be contln-
uod therein three weeks. (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
no Wilmington. IN New Castle
l.. =. county aforesaid. the day and
venf above written.
CALNIA W.CROSSAN, Register
NOTICE.
Notice IA hereby given that Letters Tcrtt-
manfHry were in duc furin Of law granted
uutO the ntder.lfntd. on thr eleventh day OF
/ ! lly.A. d. 1926. sud that al perrons having
cli.ims flnirft the estate of the 'rceNeed
nu-t present The Same. duly aitested. 20 The
lfiid Executor. on or before the eleventh day
or July. 1897, OF abide hc Act Of Assembly
/ Ia suth case made and provided.
rONARD WILSON.
Executor.
Address. GrfuouRr. Del
Evening journal., 1896-07-28

a coal barge is discharging her cargo a.
the old ferry rolling mill wharf.
Evening journal., 1896-07-28

the Executive department yesterday
morning Two months usually clap .
before the Governor takes action in tn,
matter of death warrant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Col. Fountain from Lincoln, through
Meralero and ont upon the San AugnStin
plains. They were -ern 10y several per.
suns. aud thu-e WIN did not know the
men, identify their hur~r- III" Ameti-
can rosie ny a. uuulrt's about al hour
after Fountain hal left there, called Tor
a drink VI water. but ltd not diSmount
liz WAS rx"it~d and hutti,d. lle rodr
away, not down tie road hu, upon the
lam, where hr was Joined 10y two other
men whu kept out ut sight VIZ. Olguin
NJ huna Ana met cod. Fountain west ~
Lunas, and after passing him Jaw the
three men following Fountain, tut still
IN the road. The mail carrier also saw
them after they hal got ah,ii Il fuun.
tain Three lays after the murder, the
,aiu" m.u went through \pgai pass tu
the agency and hack toward uruln,
The, ami their nurses appeared to have
made hard rough trip.
II these ate Tho men who Wa,latI
Fountain, they must la,r gone unftl
after the attack AMI not M al, u lhr III
trcuun- followed l.. the I-,--c,. 'lIa, ha,,
leru luukiug iur trails III Pas lrtluur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Tic IIaI,nA IninIIN.

The Advertiser II IN favor II downing
the administration IN the coming demo,
cratic convention to select representa-.
tiNrs ior Chicago and the sending 1T only
such men ~ are known Ia he from under
any possible gold influence that mny h.
brought Ia bear, It's Ia he expected that
these holding federal appointments will
desire Ia show their strength hy taking
Ia Chicago degegation inNorahl" 10 the
administration candidate, whoever he
may h., but while the gentlemen make
gG"l officials, ARE popular with their
party, aud all that, the financial issue i,
getting too serious matter Ia hc juggled
with, AMI delegation must 81 10 chica,
" showing that New MeXin democrat.
are uncomprumisingl opposed L. the
Cleveland pnllcy.-SrOrrO Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

and the ruling was made that he could
not have them. The Investment corpora.
ton " New York Immediately offered
liI.5n Tor them aud Mr.. Carlisle could
takr them under bis arm down Wall
street and sell them ~ anyone vi a score
Of firms nj about that figure. Instead OF
,lniug ~. however. the administration
held that under his original hid for The
whole issue Mr. Morgan was entitled To
all the bonds not taken 10y others among
the original bidders. aud the block was
awarded to him NJ iiuGNii, thus practi.
call, making him present ~ more than
tAUisu \ resolution VI inquiry II
bending IN congress, and the case prom
i-,.- H. IT, damaging H. Mr. Cleveland
/ /. claimed that the original transac'
tiuu wa. closed when the awards were
made, aud that upon the failure ~ an!
bidder tu take ut, allotted portion, th'
government had perfect night to sell u
tn whpNrr would give the most Tor II
| The president aud his advisers are Ger
iAinh unfortunately situated IN that Nj
Morgan seems - hr able ~ make profit
Of hundreds II thollsand- through then
every time llr moves. Denver News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
IHE U. =. LAND COURT.
List OF Cases Set Tor Trial al the March
Tenn OF Court OF Private Land Claims.

List OF Cases Set Tor Trial al the March
Term OF Court OF Private Land Claims.
The following ca-p have been zet for
trial ut the S.'Ssiun NJ the lnit,Sl states
court II private land claims, which will
open at the federal huilding III santa fe,
on Monday, March ;:
March NJ. ~ y, H. Muntoya grant,
NJ. -. bona MA Mnd Colony.
March NJ. 49,, Santn Thomas tie
lturhidr, No. ~. Ju-r Manuel sanchez
Raca. NJ. lJl. Rriugio Colony; NJ. l.a,
Rrfugiu COLONY: No l5l. Mrsilla colony.
March No ~. san Clrmrnte.
March e ~" ~. Iucero spring.
March . NJ. ~. Iirnpguilla.
March ip--Nu. NJ, Salvador GonZales.
March II NJ. ~. Sierra Mosca.
March T. NJ. -, san Antonio he l.as
Ilurr,as; No 3,G san Antonio de- Las
llu"rtAs
March Is No, 81, Alamit,~ grant; No.
lS3, Juan salas,
March III NJ. ~ Ju-r Garria.
March i1-Nu. !1. Salvador lohato.
March II No. ~, Rarranca; y, No,
Geronimo Martin 1t al.
Match ~ M. ~, rrtaca 80 lja, Pe-
,aca: NJ. 2Gi. rc,aca.
March - NJ. lul. uJo del Apache.
March 23-No. tn, Juan Il. Santistc.
van.
March 81 No. lo9, las Cunejns.
March 2j--\o il3. l.. u. Chupairros dc
La l.agunita.
March ~ Nu ~. Santa Cruz.
March - No. lr1, Antonio ArmijO; No
go. E,~qur ',rande,
March ~ NJ III. Town Of Real Il,
Dolores.
March 81 - NJ. ll3 ChupaieroS lie Ia
lagunitA.
/ April Ne. ~, san J,re del Encinal
April > No. lli. Arroyo Seco Tract.
{ April 3 M. liS. Rernal Spring.
April G-No. i+2, Nallecito de- LobatO
NJ. IN, Nallecito de- Lobata; No ~. Val
lrcit, de- lobatn.
April NO. ~ san Pablo del Naci
mrnto No. 53, san joaquin del Naci
mirn,o, No 2l3. san joaquin del Naci
mlentO No. -, San joaquin del Naci
mipnlO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

ed the governor that the priv" Aght.
ers were approaching and asked him 81
send Msjor Il. Allyn i.ywys with the Tue.
am light guards, the rh@niy gr"nadiers
and III" Yuma gattllng gun ,o,,.i, Ia
their Ir-cue. The territorial health OH.
Ger and the county physician ran down
there. inspected the tramp and aid he
hal 10 smHll pDS. Every one ~ town
wanted Ia b. Naccinstei. but thc h,alth
officers woulI MT stop over da, II u
drtur with packet full NJ vaccine
paints -huuld ltnp into Gila Bend h.
would make u nittrl ~ monr, Lords
burg Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
NEW CHURCH EDIFICE.
The Lead Avenue Methodist People Pre-.
pairing to Build.
A FINE STRUCTURE PROJECTED

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
c0CHrrIi
AS,iye WORN Golng on. all over the
Camp.
MINIS SHIPPING ORE

L''... Gro.
lrrlta CANNON, r"cmt District Feb.
.t. vein lrtalta canyon are happy, hut
u,makr 10, MOTE -u. give " - general
store. blacksmith, -hur pr~tufcr aud
mill
Nhuul a du1,u mtur- ate being dr'rl'
uprl AMI aur making . uur showing IA
utr. Here i.a gri ur"ulng ira -t"t"
arl ~mlthshup, where miner, cuull g't
their supplies anI their t"'l- sharp~nel
uol COLA canyon miurt. would patrunile
,.a-. Institutions Ani 40 would the Hear
auI ia lara canyon miner. u, the way
h.ar AMI Ia lara CANYONS ~" opening up
,,iur gri mur-. such ~ ihr Eureka,
uchu Wave hui others.
,rmlI all over l-g"ing ha'r u l""'ii,.
,ufr thing this sping People are b..
cunning {" see where the mineral +. aui
are leaving uthrt can T., aud are making
THOR WAN into pll frllallr whltl With
~. ny u,W mli. .uur ~ iluu AMI one
ilrrralm tul q nusm rrrI"ci 81 ih'
l'llNNI ~ ll' 70 Nli.N. 'hl''''A' Nh'H ''''h
met. ,,rhitI viii be- second trippi'
Crrrk ,r-. u better camp
Thor. viii 10" tire" ~ fout mines ship
ing utr 'tuu ,orMuurN w"ok. ll'r
... uuw aia.u, ..s' rhIm- ia the district
l.f ave Hur. thur a,s'.-mrui wulk ct
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s..H amount II iNrl,pmcut wofk vii
I.I.u. 'N. wear, AMI many -hipplnl
m.. NI,l DO. tid"i I" th" present list.
mmug ,NrhAug" ~ AlruIuofIu'
Nul' uI ''.' camp very materially, ~
Hmr.al, 70 .r.d mluN min" owurt- VIII
NuIl .'H,t h.u u.u,~ ~ ORDER tu rats,
nuJ- wHN,lup' nrm iuiiua short tim,
r"chu stock would boz ~ a. gu'd drmau,
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..r. WuI sr tuA thou.Aui- nt p'upl" vii
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AMI t'. mlu"-. Aul al that l- Lacking I
,lsrupu.ut. which. .,pu.r o. hIrr. mus
h,,lrur N,u now. ~ N" .truggllnl
To- Keep above water. bat "" are dieter
murl g. mttr o." ul'', T., and h,. NJ
All tlrAn lu ,"mi. VIA lr- ,rrrlll"
tuI ll.u,., tag, lIu' connections mad
W,lh an iruu- r..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Notice 81 Forfeiture.

To J, X. McCu~an. {. T., Ctary. VI. ". Flour.
uoy, 4, ". Reeves. John DenaiI, II. {. Rot.
rnsun, W, A Siudcts and J., e, Dunlry.
You are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars ~ lab,r and Improve
mruts upon the y =. II lode, situate In the
Prtalta mining district. Brtnallll county, Srs
Mrxico, a. Ter certificate tilrd ~ the office Il
the probate clerk aud ca -ofiiciO recorder II
said Cuuu;y, January =, ls"0, IN order Ia hold
said premises under the provisions ut sec. 1894,
revised statutes ~ the United states, being tic
amount required To- hold the same fuf ,he yeai
ending dec ember Slst, lhpb. And II within NJ
days after this notice by publication, you fail
~ 'rfuse To- contribute your proportion az SUI h
expenditure. ~ n CO.Ownrt, your Interest IN
said CLAIM will become the property Ut tie
subscriber under said section 2J2+
WILLIAM SAHUCISErrk
" {, uEiCOCk, Attorney,
AlhnlueTuus. n. NJ. Feb. nm. lhnd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

he people 1T - cruces arr disgu,trd
at o." 4"nSatirunl reports sent put tr"m
here regarding IL" Fountain murder, e.
the ELECT that feeling IL increasing.
both factions ARE heavily armed ami
danger l. imminent" excitement IL IN.
tense. GoNrtnur thornton II un his WAY
~ Las Cruces g. qurll trouble" This -
rot, en,inatiug from source whence
comes every Vile ami malicious thug
done with the deliberate intention Il
giving to cur town al evil name aud IT,
injutr our valley Ia every prsihlr WAY
The rrIrft- 1nt uut from here daiN IL
the Albuquerque Democrat would lrml
Iroplr H. h"liryc that Las ttucc~ w, u,l
thu verge 1T war. such lying stun -huu I'd
never h. put III t,IT, hut should l.,
checked before II l. spread broadcast &,
the hr,rlmcnt 1T nur town and vale,
\ statement being bruitrd alrut +, e.
the effect that Jack Fountain AMI Il
Williams have Threatened tn tai, IT,
/ lives II certain mrn. THIS l. ,uiirru
aithout foundation. aud Is hut u PAT u
the lying rrp'fts ~"ut "ut tr"m here
lack Fountain sa,- Neil, l. rrSprn,Ih.,
| fur all such talk.
! uuNrtnnt Thornton was called here. uu
to "qu"ll trouble" bat 10 arrange H.,
matter ot appointing chief drput.
sheriff Fat Jarrett name suggested
power I" hunt down the mufdrrrfS -
col. Fountain and hi. little -nn la
Crurrs Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
Enr n,rr EInx Nrnr..

AZ OLD ASD WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mis-. Ninslow's Sutaing syrup has been
used for over fifty years 10y millions Of
mn'hrrs for their children while teething
with perfect SlIrcrSS. II SOOthrS the child.
soit"nS the gums, allayS AL pain, cures
wind collie, and Is the best remedy lur
diarIliua. l. pleasant Ia III" taste. Sold
by druggists IN every part of the world.
Twenty five cents n bottle. IT. value IL
incalculabr. h' sure and ash Tor Mrs.
Winslow's Snthlng syrup, ami take no
other Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
kepIIl,Iigan Committee

The following named GENT, men com
pose the republican central committee Of
this county;
{. Minslow chairman; K. v. Hopkins,
secretary;J j. K. Armijn. treasurer; Frank
Farnswurth Gro. ". Bowman. Vim. farr,
Jo4e l., prrra, e. u. Murphy, Pedro prrra,
Felipe llubbrll and J. NJ, SandWal. Dr.
Ninsl0w has removed 10 California. and
the vacancy will be- filled at the meeting
Tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29

Il, y. Heller. postmaster III CabcLon,
was arraigned before nited States Com
missioner Msdler this morning charged
with violation Of one u the postal laws,
The law In question il one which pro-
hibits pOstnlAsters ~ employees from us-
ing postage stamps In the payment Of
debts, the purchase u merchandise Or for
any other pnrp0se except the supplying
Of patrons and that only for cash.
Inspector Frederick testimony WAS
taken and the case WAS then continued
until . o'clock Tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
NntIrr.

To whom II NAV concern: Notice 10 hereby
given that II All adjourned term ot the probate
Court III the county ~ BefnAlillo New Mexico.
held AZ the count louise NJ said county On the
18Th dIS ut January, lshJ, there was presented
tluOn ~ the Albuquerque Foundry and Ma
chine company, to dislnCotporatr and dissolve
the said CHputation. that 10y order of the said
probate Judge the time tur heaflaa the said AZ
pllCatlOu and prtiiun to dlsinCo rputate vas
set ior the 2nd day III March invo, At the OH, {
~ the sand probate Judge, AT the count house II
the said county II bvtnallllo.
J. \. GARCIA,
CLERK ~ the probate count ot the county VI Ber'
ualillu.