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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-10-28
DON'T BE TOO CONFIDENT.
Do Not Remain Away From the
Rolls ON Election Day

The announcement from Republican
headquarters that Mckinley will have
not less than go votes in the electoral
college is so positive that it must carry
conviction TO every man who believes
in honest money. The figures given
are the lowest estimate, and they show
majority Of i6. The chances are
that they will be increased TO upward
of SEQ. The East is practically aban-
doned To Mckinley, and attention is
almost wholly conferred upon q group
of Western states.
But while the outlook in every way
indicates a splendid Republican vic
tory, we would caution every voter
against oyerconhdence. This has been
a hard fought campaign. and nothing
must be taken for granted. 1t has been
a campaign Of education. Ii the PEG
pie do not Yet understand the curse
that u dishonest dollar would bring
upon them they never can be made to
understand except by actual expert
ence -Four years ago they were cheat
ed by bright promises of universal
wealth and good times under a low
tariff. The glilteTing promises Caught
them. They couldn't be worse of,
they said. and were willing to try any
thing They have had their trial The
mills closed down. There was a re-
stricted market for the farmers pro-
duce. and bankruptcy and starvation
followed. Now these same people, once
cheated are asked to chance il again
ALI the indications are that they viii
not do it.
But do not be oyerconfdent Do not
remain away from the polls on election
day Do not leave the casting ballot
20 Il neighbor. Go yourself. Vote for
open mills. for enlarged markets. fer
the employment of those out OF work.
for putting a stop TO harmful agitation.
1t il the only road TO prosperity.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-10-28
BREyITIES.

Fl. B. Sturtevant was in Duluth
Monday.
Mrs. C. 6. Shipman went to Duluth
Saturday.
f. L. Cowan made few day visit
TO Duluth this week.
The best ten cent cigar in the
market is the Schiller. Try it.
W.B. Woodward, of Two Harbors,
was up for a few days this week.
Chas. Falk, of Two Harbors, was
In the city few days this week.
Major Burt. OF the Zenith. returned
Saturday from his visit TO Michigan.
Wisconsin and Ohio.
Mrs. P. Schaefer returned Monday
from her two weeks visit with friends
at Duluth. Two Harbors and Tower
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Bates was up
last evening securing witnesses in the
Halmes murder and the Harrington
grand larceny cases.
Benny Merrill. Jos. Lachance and
Fred LIE Seueur are up in the east
coutry looking over government lands.
Levi Wylie left this morning for
Ellsworth. Wis. where he was called
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of his father.
Manager Pengilly. 81. c. Kelly and
W. L. James went TO Duluth Satur-
day to witness the sound money de-
monstration that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. BEDFORD went to
Tower Monday morning TO attend the
funeral of Miss Baraboo who was
drowned Saturday at Soudan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-10-28

were opposed TO him for nothing more
than the simple reason of nationality.
His canvas throughout the county
proves to him that he viii be elected
with rousing majority next Tuesday.
The citizens OF Lake county in this
vicinity can not do better than by
casting their ballots for NJ. Theodore
Harmon. The sample ballot which
be is distributing favors the straight
Republican ticket with the exception
of his name for county auditor.
A. J. MCGEE, who numbers many
of our citizens among his staunch
friends is up for county treasurer of
Lake county. His friends in the
small section of the country tributary
TO this immediate vicinity are I'M
animous in support Of A. J. MCGEE.
His record in public is one of the best
and his being chairman of the Lake
county Republican committee should
entitle him TO the support Of all fair
minded voters in this neck Of the
woods.
Indications all point in the Lake
county fight to the election of NJ.
Theodore Harmon for auditor, A. j.
McGee for treasurer, T. A. Amber
for superintendent OF schools and
chances are strongly in favor of N.
O. Aubolee for county attorney. al
though John Dwan is giving the
genial judge strong fight. Andrew
Brand. former Elyite. shows up Al
for sheriff. Those who vote on the
Lake county officers in the Fall lake
district are strongly in favor Of the
above excepting in the case of county
attorney In which the votes are
divided.
John McEachern, candidate for
clerk Of the court OF Lake county has
been looking over political fences in
this vicinity this week.
NJ. 7. Harmon, independent can
didate for county auditor of Lake
county was in the city today looking
over his political fences.
A. J. McGee, candidate for county
auditor of Lake county IS in the city.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-10-28
RAMSEY ON CLOCGH.
The Venerable War Governor
Clough as "a Man of the Peo-

The Venerable War Governor
C1ough as "a Man of the Peo-
pie
There was an informal but very
pleasant meeting at Republican head
quarters at st. Cloud recently. which
was honored by a visit from no less q
parsonage than lion. Alexander RAM
sey, the first Republican governor Of
this state. The boys insisted on
speech from Minnesota's grand old
man, and he responded in few elo
Quent words, in which he briefly dis
cussed the currency question and paid
a high compliment to the many thou
sands Of Democrats who are standing
this year with the Republicans in the
fight for national honor In closing, he
paid the following tribute to Gov.
Clough:
Take our candidate for governor.
d. n. Clough. He has made an excel
lent governor. He is one of our own
people He grew up in the state, on
the farm and in the woods and as an
employer of labor. Our opponents try
to argue that the Republican party is
getting away from the people: that We
have no use for the people, and only
select aristocrats for office This Is
false, and the best proof Of the fallacy
Of our opponents is that we select men
like D. u. Clcn-h for governor. 1t il
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-10-28
Tourist Car to California.

An upholstered Pullman Tourist
car is run every Wednesday by the
Northern Pacific. This car leaves st.
Paul 2:45 p. ~, Minneapolis 500 p. m,
reaching San Francisco the following
Monday morning. Double berth only
5000. For tickets and reservations
write to A. W. Kuehnow, ticket
agent. n. P. BY. Co., 42S West SUI
perior ST.. Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-10-28

xyANTED-SEvERAL FAITHFUL MEN
Won women TO travel for responsible
established house in Minnesota Salary
$50. payable SIS weekly and expenses.
Position permanent Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. The Ma
tional Star Building, Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

The weather IL brautiu', no snow aud
feed " plentiful.
H. u. Rich. with II. y. Heller, have been
appointed nulafirs public Of Bctnaiillo
county,
There has lnrn several outfits " pros.
Irc,nr- passing through here going ~
the jatriZn maintains. where, II II
claimed Denver company has been
making arrangements with the Naval ~
Indians tn develop the we'll known gold
properties ~ the northeastern part " the
reservation. IN" Rad ~ CatriZn passes
through Cabezoil, which II the last nip
ply station.
Francis Schlatter. the Healer. II here.
and people are ilrking IN all directions
H. src him. An eastern party arrived
here on Christmas da, ~ see him. I.
Houston. " Evansville. Ind, j. v. shy
der, " Paris, H.. and l.. u. stanley. ~
Chicago. They had two inter, Jews with
the Healer. aud on leaving expressed
themselves satisfied ~ the pDwer ~ the
Healer. They alsu returned their thanks
IL X. +. Heller Ter Recommendations. with
whom they iupsd twn days lie mid
the Lard commanded him a. stay near
talTznn sometime, aud he will tend a.
the wants ~ all here and thu Navajo
country. S,RlnniER.
\otr--The alp,r items we're mailed ut
tRpInn un the eth ~ lrrrinber, and
were received 10y lnE tiriItN Yesterday
since receiving the hlsNr letter, Francis
Schlattrt has left the talpzon ncighlpr-
hNh and II nov trporte,i IN the vicinity
~ Gallup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
IINEIN mass.

H"II Canon Swars,-d with rcoII" New
Wears hay.
There was considerable activity IN He'll
canon and vicinity on New Years eve
and New Years day In lrating aud re-
lrating properties. The main leads
apart from the Old time properties are
stak"d oil. and there II scarcely All acre
III placer ground left vacant. II all indi
cafes lively year In tho home camp.
A. usual Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Mckinney
welcomed the visitors.
The stamp mill Is temporarily cl,ru,l
down ~ ~ Ia accumulate suihciout ore
Tor u long run, Mr.. Frazier, the mill
man, has everything around the plant IN
first class condition.
j. u. May. accompanied 10y hi. Cooprr
AMI Mr, Frazier came Ia Ia town On the
l~t.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Nst,ee or Ferset,see.

To Claude Sadon aud NJ, y. Murphy
IOu are hereby notified that intend Ia do
the necessary work required by law On the
Lucky" mine situated In Hell canon, betna.
lilo county, New Mekicu, and that unless you
pay your prupouiOnair share ~ said expense
You will Crass Ia own any interest IN said ne
aud mining clam. You are further notified
that the cost al said work IL one hundred dol
lan, heinR 20 days work At four dollars per day
and tina, the amount due from each ~ YOU,
said Nutk, ~ $50 ~, Unless the samr n pad
on az beimr the ais, day ~ DcCcmiEt lsuh,
shall consider that y,n have abandoned said
mine ~ mining property,
Dated ~ Albuquerque this NTH day uf M.
gust A. u, lHuh. JuHS WitkSTRuA,
". {, IIeaI,Ak, Attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Mortgage kAl~.

Whereas Charles r.. winslow and Louise
Tracy Winslo~, his vile, IN and 10y certain
mortgage deed. dated the yMh day of August,
isu3, and recorded ~ book N. D., page lbS.
Of the records of BcfnalillO county, New Mea q.
too, conveyed o hyton a. Sab,n the following
dr-rtlsd real estate, tu.~it
Lot nuinlct - Oi hl.Ek as ol liuninG' q
highland addition Ia the town nov city III
Albuquerque. ~ the same - known and dcstg .
mated on the smrndcd and supplemental map
| ui tlr said addition made by Otto D,rrkmAnn.
Wis, E. H., and hlcd ~ the office ~ the probate
clerk ard ~ .uiiicin recorder f said Bernaiilio
county. IN the i2tA day at May. 1887.
@G Sa s l. .sd 1s SS,"a ss 10
crftaIi. pfuiIlisSofy note described In said nor.
gage, payable Ia said Sabin by said Winslow.
bcaring date Angus, 30. lsv3. and being for the
sum ~ hive hundred (thoOl dollars, due one
year after date: and whereas. the whole at said
note remains due and unpaid. and together
With the accrued Interest will amount Ia dive
hundred and eighty three tssssl dollars On
| the day of sale here matter mentioned.
Now, therefore, the undcreiencd holder at
said note and rnNtaage. for the purpnse NJ
paying the same, together With Interest there.
incurred hy reason u 6einR obliged 20 iosrciese
the said mortgage, as therein provided, having
taken, posscs-ion II said property. will. on tho
99i day al January lsv1, At The hour Of 10
IN the Guy 1T Al6pucrqus. \ N. offer tos
sale and sell io the highest and hest bidder fOf
cash, the aboye described Property.
hNkOS H. SARtN, hortgagee.
| Johnston n Elnicai. Attorneys.
Wife-lIers's an account Of man who
shot himself rather than suffer the pangS
Of indigestion. ll,isband-The fool
Why didn't hs take lie Wits Little Early
Risarsy ,i-ed ~ suffer ~ bad m he did
before ! commenced taking theae little
pills. Pilisbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Notice.

Notice.
In the b,s,rct Court Of Bctnal,llu County. New
MrkIJu
Charles S,holl. Plaintiff,
vs.,
Lorenzo Seloa and Rosa
Selya ct al, Defendants
M. +lol
The sald defendants l.ntynto Sclva and Rusl
SciNs. Mr hereby notified that - suit IN assuinp.
cit 10y Alta hncnt has been commenced against
thcm IN III. District court iur the Coun,y ~ Her.
nallllo, IN the territory ~ New MchlCu, 10y said
plainiin, Charles School; that the damages
claimed IN said suit are sixteen hundred and
tiuy tti ,uboD dollars, together with interest and
costs, and that yOur property has been seized
snd levied upon Ia satisfy said clam, and that
unless you enter ynuI appcarance IN sad sun
on az bs'inty the iirst day uf thr neat March
term ~ .ald count, commencing an the iifsi
MONDAY III March. lhud. Iuds meni by default
therein vii iT rendered galnst ynu.
%. y MARRuS, CLERK,
I, >, iluHHEIL,
Shrnti uf iieTnAllln County, \. "
Johnston n finiCAl, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
.n,Sp aA>o, ,n,n, u,ii.
The scott ~ "T- U".- Company snd The
NanS irisuIs

THE scott ~ are U".- Company aud Their
Many irirnL..
The last night IN the year lS.ti. will
long L. remembered. ESPECIALLY b the
gay AMI happy thrung that attended the
grand rna@I IIrTAir hall NJ the Scu,t Mprs
Hose company nj ArmufS hall. and this
means not only the mas krr- and dancers
hut th,r." whn were present ~ hackers
IN thn-e who de- nM believe IN dancing,
or think that such diversions belong Ia
the Young and occupied seats along the
we'll waved il~r, Just ~ happy aud con
tented ~ II they were IN the merry
whlrl
The grand march. which was start,si nj
H.lu pm. was ld hy 4. j. Wendell. who IL
n nrmb'r IL the company aud who otllci.
ai'd ~ caller. lie tnk the merry mask
"rs through the various intricate figures
Rni kept the dancers we'll In line until
the early mofning hours.
Foreman Knight hal appointed the
following ~ u committee ~ decide On
III" prlzrgiving: otto lNickmann. John
lhrfWiailr and 4. Il. Pearson, and at II
n'rl-ck they announced that they were
ready Ia give their decision:
Miss Katie ilarsch, who appeared Ia
blnBi"r-, was selected ~ the one a. re-.
c"ise III" first lady's prize. which was u
~nlid silver engraved Trllby heart and
clasp.
The second ladys prize was given a.
Mrs. kat Patterson. who truly repre-
scented an Indian sIiiAw. She received u
handsome pair ~ opera glas+es.
'haS. Mcdonald, who cleverly repre-
scented "Brownir," was given the llrt
prize. which was u silk Uunlap hat,
william Baird. In the costume " an
Indian ciurf, received u box NJ kirster
Bros Commercial club" cigars, being
The second gents prize.
The third prize. n pair of hlHnIers, was
given Ia A. White. who represented u
baker anh was a'so the p1rcst waller on
the floor.
The Healer" was there and he was
represented 10y young Spite.
VIM. Penn VIA noticed On the lior aud
Wm Mason had him Ia charge.
l'r. Chamberlin made a magnificent
clown.
spot" Moorr had the only original
makeup on III" il0or, and he was funny
tn the queens taste.
The 'C1n Trapper" WA Chas. Schro.,-
der, Will. Theo. thinner WA rugged gu,
In true Sir Knight stylr.
Private kyar No. ~" and 'congestiye
chilli" battle 81 red-eye--was we'll
taken by u. u. johnson.
Ernest lhugherty was ~ prettily
masked that II WAS hard for the reporter
to definitely decide on his representation
Eugene l.eekley was George Washing
ton, while Harry Billiard and W. u. Ear.
irk4on were New Women" In the mos,
gushing and seductive style
Misses Mamie McCur aud Maud Simp
-on were little fisher girls" and the LIT.
tie Red Riding IlHT" was Mia. Edith Ken
ner. Miss Brown. 0f Gallup. wore n very
'spnney" costume.
"rhe bride" was Mrs. u. H., Phillips. and
there were ~ many more nice costume
that TnE CITIZEN Il unable a. give u com
plete list.
The ball was u grand sicces4-ilnan
cially and otherwise. and the Scott Mnr,
hose company scored n big hit ~ first
class entertainers.
Don't to.
Coughing around. You can stop IL IL yOI
want Ia by using Parks Cough Syrup
III IL doesn't cure your cold YOU can gel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Hard an ll,s ,Iu.i...

Two thousand Of New Mexico's be-t
representative men attended and t0ok
part In the meeting AT Albuquerque Oil
christmas eve ~ show their contempt for
New Mexico's judges, who imprisoned
Editor Hughes ~ To. CITIZEN Tor con
tempt. This royal gathering NJ men aud
women was tribute 10 the press, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Gone AwAy.

\ prominent! insurance man informs
TnE CITIZEN that Nelson j, Hyde dispos'
ri III bis valuable interests In Hell canon
a. James D. May, aud left Sunday last
presunabl. for Cripple Creek, Mira
Hyde remains In the city. famil,
ference by u third" person. WIN Il al.
ways seeking Ia cause trouble In III,
llvr+ II married people, ARE some II III,
causes that forced Mr.. Hyde a. leave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

l., =, Land Otficr. santa Fr, y
A.uA..IAlu.n on I'm.

November 90, lhn5,
Complain, having bren cnicfcl at this office
Abandoning lis dcsyr land entry No, 5sO,
dated NOyymhrt y. inpn. upon the ME-. gcC,
u, tp. ION, RAE, IN BcJnalllo county, New
Mexico, With view To the cancellation of said
entry the said parties ATE hereby sumT,",d
Ia appear At the Office ~ X. W, ID, bryan, no
tary public Albuquerque, n. NJ, an the lie,
day ~ December, 1Svb. at ~ O'cluck q. m, Ia
respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged andonmcni, Hearing al this OfiiCc
ON testimony January a. lbud.
JAMS u. WALKEs, Register,
PEpRo DELOAto, Receiver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
III. mig Pour" Meet.

rhas, Mausard. ~ this city John Green-
wald, ~ Socorro; John Beckrr, ~ Belen.
nnd j. \. Broylrs. ~ ban Marcial. known
H. the Rig Four" flour miller- NJ the Rio
irandr valley. met nj Brlen New Years
day aud talked over the situation. The
visiting miIlers were royalty entertained
lay Mr.. Becker. who II one ~ the best citi.
gems south NJ the metropolis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
GeIIInr MeII.

1uE CITIZEN learns that Mrs. l.orkley,
wife II the section foreman for the Santa
fe road AT Bernalillo. Is getting along
finely. A short time ago Mrs. Lockley
underwent very difficult aud dangerous
"prratl"n- the removing ~ AN ugly aud
rapidly growing cancer from her left
breast; hut the operation proved a grand
success. aud the lady although PASSED hrr
10Th year, claims that she feels IA young
and healthy ~ sh" ever did. Dr. ka' tel
WAS the surgeon WIN ~ skillfully ap
plirN the surgical knife,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

The dry g,1is and notion stores, the
milliier-, the grmerymen, Me jewellers,
"" drug stores, the candy dealers, the
booi And Shoe merchants. the bakers. the
hotels, the restaurants. Sil1nkeelers and
many others, who used the columns Of
IhE CITIZEN the pcst year, have prosper
e.i, aud THE CITIZEN wishes them con-
tinnat Ion of the same excellent condition
Of affairs the coming year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

spoke out In thunder tones against the
usurpation IL power by the courts. The
tiaxette Joins that patriotic throng In
bidding Tom Hughes n hearty welcome
hack to his family and fflruls, AMI trusts
that he will live a. ACE the cofrnpt Judges
~ New Mexico where they belong In
,tates prison. IhrniK tiazetiC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
A Sstsras.

uld tnwn has a veteran In the peralI
oi s-nas RUIZ lie Il almost M years old
and l. hale and hearty Ito was Will
Santa Ana nj the taking Of the Alamo
aud WAS cannOneer under that famous
soldier all through the war with IN,
| nitrd states. Alter the cl0rr NJ hi,
war, Mr. Rui, became resident Of New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Wv meu OF lAdies Ia travel IN New MeLiCO
tot established, rrliahic house. Salary 1850
ssncs and srlf adiTrs..d stamped envelope
The Dominion COMPANY, Third hoor, Omaha
Bldg, Chicago, Ill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04


Mhcfras C'cmrnis Sarraeino and Cisttna
Sau,h,g de- Sauartun, hts wife, did IN aud 10y q
certain decd ut trust da,ri Drcemlrt ~, Sb2
aud IT,, utird m volume tour ttD trust deeds
pagr it's II --,i. ~ the uria III the county
~ N-tnillllu, ~ the Territory M New Mexico,
~ the office ~ thu probate clerk and rn ON.
undctaancd. NJ. " tl"urioy, as trustee, ihs
'ollu~ing real estate, situate, lying and being
New Mr,,cn. to ait A piece OF land situated
~ Aui-ru pt,'rtnrt twenty eight (3sl, and
hnsndrd ~ Follows I'm the north ~. the lands
II lose tiat,ia and Manuel An,onio Jafamiilo;
"n the cas-, by the ttrna pr,ircsosa; on the
south hy lands ut Manuel baca. and on the
west hN the sand hills; the said property 10 the
SAua,Inu add juan Sauaclno from John
iihl. h deed dated Angus, q. lssv.
s nasr sis the r,o"s s " ssS psln s
lilo county, ~ ttus, To- secure the payment III q
crnnn ptom'-sotJ note SGT forth and drsis
mated IN ~aii deed uf trust made by aaid Gle
mcntr Sara ino rnd Ciafina Sanchez de Saf
racine, hls ~lfr. Wherein they Promised To pay
I" spur linnhrrs the sam ~ four hundred and
ani thiuN i've dollars and seventy 1--we cents
tttah 40. one wear after the said 23rd ~ DE.
CctnlSt, lNn2. With interest At the rate NJ twelve
,lal lrt cent per annum from date until paid.
| and alsn y penalty ~ ten tIOD per cent addi-
tUnll tut attorneys ices.
Aud whereas the sad deed represented by
the sad note. With lu,rtcst and penalty
| thereof. - due and payable and 10 unpaid, aud
| amounts. together With interest aud penalty,
on the day 1T sal, hereinafter mr ntinncd, the
| sum ~ Ave bundled aud seventy. one dollars
| and siNty nVe cents tFh7t.dh
NV, 'hrutOfr, ut the fr,urs, at the legal
| holder ~ the said note. and IN accordance With
| the terms aud conditions ~ the said deed "
trust, and the posct vested In me under said
| deed ~ trust ] do hereby give notice that fos
| the putp,s- ~ paying the principal and inter.
| est ~ said note. and all costs and expenses at.
| trnuinR the execution u said trust. aud pro.
vid.,d To- be- paid hy said deed Of trust, gill,
| On Wrdnrsiav.thc twenty second t22db day Ut
| January, iSpu, at the hour OF twelve u2l
| o'clock. noon, of sald day. Al the front door III
| the county ~ brtnallio' and territory ~ New
Mexico. sell the property hcreinbcfSe de.
~ g., Nv ~ .,,,h ,,J,h,rns may n os I'm
| pcn-rs attending the execution ~ said truss. ~
pdhlIC vrndue. IT, the highest bidder. tof casl.
| NJ. W, FLOrkNOI. Trustee.
Albuquerque. N. NJ. January y. 1880.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
>uti,,.
IN It., pt-,r,t ,uDitut Brtualt,lul uuuiN. Ne,
MCNttu
rto>s. lia,lN,llN Go. rlAurns.


Tie so" Il, 'rndau' Charles |. Finn, ~ hrtc
Ivy nutiit, Il iNh = -u.t ~ - d'uI,>ii hv aitas h
inCut hdS l',n commenced ~ aIust lam tu IT,,
distinct tuIht tut NvruurtN ~ brtn uilu, ~ IL,
Territory ui New MvAi,", 10y sHl plaittil,
',r'~s. IVA, kNCll ~ Co. that the damage,
claimed ~ ~did suit ATE SIN bundled dnd nitN
six and - luu lrthN ~ dollars, I gcthct " ~
interest iud ,u-irui siit. aud that your ptuIt -
las lsrnstiIC ant levied upon to- satisfy SAD
clam ami That unless Nuu enter Nuut auliCIf
ai,C ~ fild SUIT ON ~ isiutr the newt MaU I
term at "dtd tuuIt, tuiniuvnt ing n lhU HRS
MONDAY ~ Mduu, I-"i, Judgment bN default
therein wIll b, Il udrt,d against yuu
- y, MARION. llCtk
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