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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
FIFTH AVENUE LACE DEALER FAILS.
| MARTIN CAssIDYs BUSINESS AssIGNED-OT1IEK
| LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

MARTIN CAsSIDY's BUSINESS ASsIGNED-OT1IER
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
Martin Cassidy importer OF laccs, trimmings
and dressmakers' supplies Mt No. Ill Flfthave.
made an assignment yesterday to Rollin NJ. Nor
gan giving preferences for SSl.l3l-to IT, Victor
& Achelis. $40 422; y. Miheit. Paris. %.2o6; Fleit-
man & Co. $3.50 NJ Hemingway Son SIX Com
pany 50 22i: Lahey & Duncan. S5d; l. u. kleincrt
Rubber Company 5000; Salem & Schroeder. Paris,
50 900 and s. Peierls g. Co. $1,000 Mr.. Cassidy has
been in business since 1884. was OF Cassidy &
oodWn up 10 ana ge oil me IH rm boSae
temporarily embarrassed, and George tnsten'
Of Frank & Ensiein was APPOINTED rcceivsf. ne
granting the firm extension Of six to sighte cen
and liabilities OF S9i55 The business was continued
by Mr.. Cassidy the creditors giving Il back to him
prove as good as expected. and tho dun times and
the prevented him from sgs on inn ms Of s'o eek
penslve aces. for which, 1t Is said mere las
been light demand. and on which there has
been big depreciation In prices
The Columbia Novelty Company. dealer in house
furnishing goods at No ii5 TO i4s Centre-s'
made an assignment yesterday 10 Edwin W De
Leon, president OF tho company the deed being
signed by Charles Ieek. vice-president Tho COM
pany was incorporated about eight months ago
with capital stock OF $500 One OF IT, specalties
was n combined salt and pepper shaker. Deputy-
Sheriff Strauss took possession OF tho store ahead
Of the assignment on an execution order TOT go
Company. The liabilities estimated at $500
and the assets AZ $500.
John w. O'ConncIi. doing business as OConnen.
righe & Co.. wholesale liquor dealer a. No. 2ss
Hudson-st. made assignment yesterday to
Clinton s. Harris. giving preferences 10 Mary
OConnei for f2,ibO and 10 John IL McGnn as
administrator for Catherine Tigho. FOR .ilsl MI
Harris, the assignee. said that he had just taken
posscss.on, and had not yet learned the amount OF
The liabilities or assets. The assignment Is said
10 have been caused by inability 10 collect &C
counts from retail liquor Dealers
Deputy-shertn Sullivan has received An at
tachrent for to3s against John @. Yorston.
doing business as John C. Yorston Co. book
publisher. OF Philadelphia, In favor OF George
Barrie & Son. also OF Philadelphia on Judgment
obtained in that city April - The sheriff levied
on five cases OF books Mt No. Is Murrny-st. which
were supposed 10 belong 20 Mr.. Iorston.
Schedules Of Porthe!n q Neufeld. importers OF
woollens and dress goods at No 6I Broadway.
show liabilities OF sfS6e3, nominal assets OF SS's2.
and actual assets OF s0.+57
Schedules OF Joseph Jacobs. doing business ms
Jacobs Bros wholesale custom tailor. at No. te%
broadway show liabilities OF 81 6s4. nominal assets
OF GSl8, and actual assets OF s2iSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

March Of the ninety five warships Of ssS 20 tons
displacement under construction. sixty-fve wese
for the British Navy and thirty for foreign nations
or these sixteen were being built In the Govern
ment dockyards and seventy nine In private YARDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
ENBEzZLER HARDING LOCKED UP.

Middletown, N Y. May B.-Privato Eugene
Harding Of tho 24th Separate Company. who was
arrested on Friday at Camp Black for ernbezzling
$500 from Snyder & Fanchcrl was to-day turned
over 10 the Sheriff OF Goshen County. Judge Beat
tic placed his bail at $500 He has been unable
TO raise II yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
lay 10. 1893 LEVI WELLS HART.
FINE SOLDIERS THESE, INDEED!
To tho Editor Of The Tribune

Sir: i find this In a morning paper to-day:
The spirit OF revenge in the TWO 9th and 18th dis
satisfied regiments IS being fostered by the Demo-
orats, who in 1t possible loss Of several thou
sand votes for the Republican State ticket. The
treatment Of the 7th and the 18th will be used in
tho State campaign as arguments against Governor
Black.
II this 10 correct statement It shows plainly that
the disarmament Of tho 18th and the refusal Of the
Governor to make special choice OF the TIN. after
It had shown such an unpatriouo spirit COM
pared with the other regiments. were timely do
ings. When threat Of getting even politically
with tho Commander-in-Chief Of tho National
Guard during war IS made by Soldiers" It Is high
time they reegated TO the rear. SOLDIER.
NeW.YOrk May IL 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
MARTIN NJ MyLHALES SUIT DISMISSED.
SUPREME COURT JURY RETURNS A VERDICT
FOR JOHN II. MILHoILAND AFTER
SHORT DELIBERATION.

Martin NJ Mulha some time ago brought gu"
against Johr f. Mrholland TO recover N.7S f0s
services alleged to have been rendered and money
spent at the direction Of Mr.. Miiholland IN tho
Mayoralty campaign Of 1884, II did not take INC
Supreme Cpurt jury long yesterday TO bring ia
verdict in lavor OF Mr. Milholland. Justice DugrVs
charge TO the jury was almost overwhelmlnsiy -, ~
favor OF ,he defendant the Justice strongly , .HS
mating that the testimony adduced by the piaiuetss
was OF such a character that the suit ought NV
to have Been brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
We call this,
for short, the
"Wanamaker
Wheel Club.
The Humber.C Continental
Monarch Club.
Bicycles on Monthly
PAYMENTS.

Oy uiShtSs III OpCI
it conforms to the policy made familiar by
the History and Book Clubs.
We require an initial payment OF 70 10
cover club expenses. =, -.
We require you to furnish us with Sails
factory references. - ,or
These conditions having been fulfilled,
we will at once deliver you bicycle IN ac-
cordance with your specifications, on these
terms
Humber, at s73, monthly payments OF
Monarch, at $50, monthly payments Of
1888.
Continental, at $40, monthly payments
of S..
Payments begin thirty days after deliv-
erv Of wheel. The extra charges for brake
and mud-guards heretofore established
will be continued in effect. The number
of wheels to be distributed by this plan IS
definitely and irrevocably limited.
Fifth floor Branch Store. 9Th Ave. and +ad st.
Table inen: Hardly want in house.
'" WN.,.:" "s hold linens that we can
not supply. flne quantleS
and l0wels. mostly in this stock. though
not necessarily high-priced. We're men
tionng a few lines to-day showing how
little the outlay necessary for supplying pres
ent needs:
TABLE LINEN
At 35c. yd.-Cood, honest unbcach:d, C7 IN.
At soc yd.-Ertra unbleached, 65 IN
At 400 yd-Ble,ched 80 in.
At Csc yd.-Full blesched, Scotch.
NAPKINS
ASl 30 doz.-Heavy Scotch. 20 in. square.
Ms2. 80 do1 -Extra large, irish. 25 in square
A fine ous,y overcast. rnged doyles, IS in square,
IS beng shown at 81 so dozen, also double buck.
full beached towels, 23x46 in. at 25e Unusually
good values, both.
Fourth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Only few nights moro remain OF tho season OF
Weber e. Fields's Music Hall. Tho season has
been q most prosperous one. and another good one
is looked forward to in Chicago. largo audience
was present last night and applauded tho bur-
lesoues quite a II they had been new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
The right kind is the
kind that gives you
perfect satisfaction at
the lowest Cost.--iSn't
The Right Kind OF
Made.tO.Measure
Clothing.

SIVtHhS' the lowest COSt,-lSll
that il? If you are not already acquainted
with the character of our merchant tailor
ing and our prices, we honestly think il
will profit you to investigate both.
We are not "cheap tailors." although we
do tailoring oheaply. We intend that you
shall be happy in your transaction with us
as long as the suit lasts. -not merely for a
week or two. Cheap tailoring in the
common sense cannot accomplish this. We
turn out the very best possible kind OF work.
at the very lowest possible price; that's
the whole story. andt's story that is being
told of us all over the State by great many
highly pleased customers. If you try us
once, well have you saying the same thing.
Second noor Fourth avenue
The way THERE'LL be a greatly re-
we re oe'""s Store within day or two.
cutlery. These reduced prices are
expected to, and OF right should. accom-
plish that result. We mention some of the
items below showing the changes in figures,
but you really ought to see the goods.
Then you'll appreciate fully the values in
the offering:
Ms1 25-Beef carver and fork; stag handle. silver
plated fcrrules; formerly S2.5O
At 75c Beef carver and fork stag handle, formerly
Sl25.
Ms1 -5-Beef carver and fork; stag handle, silver
plated fcrrule, formerly 50.
So oz-Dinner knives; oelluloid handle, plated
ferules; formerlyA doz.
At 25c-Cocobolo handle Jaw edge Bread Knives;
formerly 50e
Basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Schedules Of Portheim q Neufeid. importers OF
woollens md dress goods at No. 6zl Broadway.
show liabilities OF .Seea, nominal assets OF S's.
and actual assets OF Sl0.43I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Schedules Of Joseph Jacobs doing business as
Jacobs Bros wholesale custom tailor at No. te<
Broadway show liabilities OF SI.6St, nominal assetn
Of G3,l8 and actual assets OF Si.S'5.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
ARIZONA Ar LARGE.

A man named +. A. Brown was
brought 10 the Tucson hospital from Ben.
sOn. Brown was doing some work fOI
the railroad at Benson, when he got into
a dispute with some drunken Mexican,
and the wrangle wound up in Brown be.
ing stabbed In the side.
A killing il reported 10 have taken
place at KlOndike. near Wilcox. Jim
Wall, a well-known cowboy Of that sec.
ton, Is said 10 have killed a mar named
William Riley and wounded two others
So for ~ can be- learned the whole affair
was a drunken row.
A large specimen OF copper ore was
brought 10 Tombstone from the Golden
States company property In the bra.
go0ns. II Ia proposed 10 send IL 10 the
home office Of the company in London.
The specimen weighs about six hundred
pounds and IN a beautiful sight and II
generally commented upon and admired
by all who examine IL.
The Florence Tribune declares that
Josiah had special reference TO the
Buttes reservoir when he said: "The
Lord shall comfort all the waste places,
for In the wilderness shall water break
out, aud streams In ths desert, and the
parched ground shall become a pool, and
the thirsty lands springs OF water. He
will make the desert like a garden, and
the desert shall rejoice and bloom as the
rOsp"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18

From the New Mexican.
The Indians at the TesuQne pueblo
gave a dance Wednesday. IL was wit
messed by a number OF tourists.
A telegram was received by w. II. Gnl.
liford from New York, announcing the
birth Of a daughter 10 Mr.. aud Mrs
smith. Mrs. Smith Is a daughter OF Mr.,
aud Mrs. Guliiford
Mrs W. II. Manderaeld and daughters,
who have been visiting relatives In Phila.
d. phia for six months past, are In Las
Vegas visiting Il. II. Salazar, aud will
reach Santa He In a few days.
A number OF the boys OF the city are
organizing a comedy company. Their
instruction books have arrived from New
York and the young fellows figure on
giving an entertainment at the opera
house In a couple OF weeks. The cast
will include thirteen speciality artists.
Paul Mccormick, who Is taking a herd
OF cattle from Colorado TO San Miguel
county, stopped in santa Fe TO get some
supplies. Mr.. Mccormick says he will
not again attempt 10 move cattle In the
spring, as the cost OF feeding, etc, IL too
expensive. The Mccormick ranch In San
Miguel county comprises two pastures of
he finest land In the territory, and In
8 Ocked with eight hundred head OF
cattle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
TIE RITORY OF ARIZONA
n

The Herald says that Phoenix will solve
the fuel question by burning gas at nc
distant day, should there be any material
rise In wood.
Capt. Peterson shipped four car loads
4 buriOs over the MaricOpa 4 Phoenix
railroad. The ''canaries" are intended
for use In Alaska.
Cattlemen having stock on alfalfa did
not regard the prospects OF frost with
equanimity. Frosted alfalfa, they say,
produces blOat and hence financial loss
from dead animals.
b. A. Ftckas, Of Phoenix, Is quoted az
authority for the statement that the wind
storms there last Sunday overturned a
fiat car loaded with steel rails. A PhOe-
nix wind storm is something to be
dreaded.
DR.. h. Carradine, OF st. Louis, one OF
the most popular eyangelists in the cOun
try, will be in Phoenix from April l3 to
20, inclusive, at which time he will SON
duet services at the Salvation Army hall
In the Gardiner block.
Thomas Ross, the Las Vegas wool buyer,
who has been In Ph0nix during the past
month, has returned from Pima, where
no puiNHhHtu pI'uuo pouuu7t oI knItt Gar
loads OF wool. Mr.. Ross spoke very en-
cOuragingly Of the clip.
Fire Chief W. A. Davis is looking for
horses suitable for use in the fire depart
ment. He stated that he had already
looked at upwards Of a hundred animals
1t will be some days, however, before he
makes a Purchase on behalf OF the city.
A man who called himself ScOtty and
said he was an AriZOnian, was found
dead in the rear OF a Los Angeles saloon
on Sunday morning. He was supposed
10 be In robust health, 30 that the au-
thOFities are not sure that he was not
murdered, since an unwitnessed fight
had taken In the rear OF the same place
on Saturday night and a stranger ran
away, his face covered with blood.
There are several thousand dollars
worth OF mesquite wood cut and piled on
the reservation at MaricOpa, which is Liza
bic 10 cOnfscatiOn by the government, ac-
eOrding To the recent department ruling
that mesquite Is timber, When Mr.. I'll.
linwOOd was United States attorney he
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
Beat ".,.. ! s s....
= e.; !: !: \ f 81. The Favorite.
700 GoLD AVN.
BUSINESS NOIES.
Dipping tanks. whitney Co.

Dipping tanks. whitney Co.
Plumbing and gas fitting. whitney Co
Q1eensware, glassware and tinware al
The Fair.
Mattresses Of all kinds made to order
at Futrelle's.
Novelties in our queensware depart
ment. whitney Co.
New suits Of furniture cheaper than
second hand at Futrell's.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
at Hart's, III Gold avenue.
Insure your life In the Equitable. Wal.
Ter N. Parkhurst, general manager
Liberty chiftOns, something new, at
the Golden Rule Dry Goods company.
See the window display OF new spring
goods al the dry goods stOre-the EconO-
mist.
II you want anything in the binding
or job printing line, call at THR CITIZEN
office.
Palmetto aber cotton top mattresses
are the best; made and sold by W. v.
Futrelle.
Buy your camp stoves and have your
tin-wOrk done at the Star tinshop, 200
Gold avenue.
Handsome line OF ladies' neckties, Jew
eled belts aud sashes, at the Golden Rule
Dry Goods Co.
Look into Klelnwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats in the city.
Great manufacturers sale OF children's,
boys and youths clothing, at the Golden
Rule Dry Goods Co.
Hot chile con carne served every night
at the Paradise. DO not miss it. Bache-
chi u Giomi, proprletOrs.
Futrelle buys furniture In car lots and
pays the cash for same, and can't be un-
dersold, and don't forget.
Leave orders at the Iceberg" for
Pabst's export and blue RIBBON" beers
In quarts and pints. Charles NJ. Coach,
agent.
Have you seen the line OF samples at
the Raeketp IL not you had better 20 and
look them over. Suits, Sll and up; pants,
80 aud up.
The best place for good, juicy steaks
n TOasts and all kinds of meats, kept
Ia q first class market, at Kleinwort's,
north Third street.
Choicest assortment OF spring dress
patterns In all the latest styles, cOlOrs
and weayes exclusively shown at the
Golden Rule Dry Goods cOmpanys.
We're always glad TO have unbelieyers
come In. Its a pleasure to undeceiye
them-tO open their eyes with facts. ST.
mon Stern, the Railroad avenue clOthier.
Don't forget the "Green Front Shoe
Store" No. ll3 Railroad avenue, Vim.
Chaplin; cheapest and best place 10 get
shoes. and repairing done on the short
eat notice.
We guarantee profit and pleasure to
every customer. Profit, because our
prices will prove a positive saving 20 the
buyer. Pleasure, because our goods can
not fail to please In quality and style.
AZ The Economist.
We would have no trouble with Spain
II she only realized the immense strength
and resources OF our nation. IL you un-
derstOOd our ability TO provide for the
wishes OF Our patrons you would not 90
elsewhere. Hahn q Co., n. 7. ArmijO
building.
You do not want Ia miss seeing the
new arrivals Of shirt waists, kid gloves,
ribbons, ladies' neckwear, wash goods,
organizes, embrOideries, laces, white
goods, percales, outing flannel, silks,
spring dress goods. Only at Golden Rule
Dry Goods company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
PRESCOTT

Mra. Henry GOldwater took her friend
Miss Cluster down TO Congress 10 show
her the operations OF a gold mine.
Thomas X. King IL In the Chino valley.
He reports that Donald Ross has sold his
cattle, all brands, 10 eastern parties. The
first shipment is to be made the 10Th Of
May.
j. r. Slack Is In from Groom creek,
where he ia working the Alma and two
sister claims belon ing 20 J. l. Gardner.
under bond and lease. The claims are
located u fourth OF a mile above the
Monte CristO.
The new hoist on the Red Rock mine,
Big Bug district, was put In operation
the other day Twelve men ara now at
work In the mine. Frank Munkitrick Is
mine foreman. A force Of carpenters are
putting M buildings over the hoist.
Prescott Lodge. Knights OF Pythias, has
elected the following representatives and
alternates TO attend the Grand Lodge. X
OF p which meets In Tucson on the sec
Ond Wednesday In May: Representatives,
j. z Dillon and j.. n. Robinson; alter.
mates, X. NJ. Ling and George II. Schuer-
man.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
TOWNS OF
NEW X i!
Items CuIled and Classified from Our
Territorial Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO L KINDS OF READERS

~refrained from prosecuting persons for
cuttingmesquite on the reservation taking
th3 standpoint that IL was not classed ~
timber. Most OF this wood il owned BY a
local firm. and II the government cOntis
Gates Il the loss will be heavy, especially
As the wood VA cut with the sactiOn OF
The United States attorney.
Startlingdevelopment presented them.
selves under the new ritual OF the In
proved Order OF Red Men, when n rry
Brown aud j. W. Kramer ran the gaunt
let Ia order to reach the hunters aud
warriors hunting grounds. Kramer
escaped with his scalp. and Harry by aud
through his athletic training made n
spriuted ruL that created great admira-
ton and contributed much amusement
20 the stOlid chiefs. TOltec No. 8 received
the deputy great I~ncOhenee. william
Burns, he having withdrawn from his
home lodge at Albuquerque These red
skins propose 10 do something before long
which IL intended TO their natures, from
whence they sprung aud what they are.
a fraternal American brotherhood.
P. r. Hurley recently bought OF W. p.
Hughes two pigs that will average we'll
In In any country. They are OF the PO-
land China breed, nine months old. and
weighed g73 pounds. or 1851 pounds
each.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
Las

From the Optic.
Miss Willie Mills was out driving after
a confinement TO the house Of more than
two weeks.
A b. Stone, an old time carpenter In
these parts but who has been in southern
California for the last two years, IL visit
iJg his daughter, Mrs. n. b. ROseberTy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Muir. of Philadel-
phia, with their two children are az the
Muntezums. They went from Las Vegas
II I Springs by special train, coming
from the west
Z. 5. Wallace, agent for the Equitable
Life Assurance company, has come TO the
city 10 reside, expecting his family 10 ar.
rive from Denver Ext week. MIR, Wal
lace has rented the Ed Murphy residence,
Mrs. Murphy intending 10 spend several
months la California.
Some unknown parties broke into
Trinidad Sena's house in old town the
other night and stole a sack Of potatoes;
the same night and probably the same
parties broke into his blacksmith shop on
this side OF the bridge and took away
quite a lot OF his tools.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
IseaI Eslate Transferr.

NNaA La'aie Afahstefn'
MiRuela G. de Morris to Ssferino Crol.
lott, warranty deed 10 a piece OF land In
old Albuquerque; consideration, sos.
hugh McGlnn, mortgage 10 Mary
Brown and husband, release to land In
Gallup.
Mary Alice Everett to j.. A. Henry,
warranty deed 20 lot Z, block IL, Hun
lng's Highland addition; consideration,
5000.
N. W. Flonrnoy, trustee, to sofre l..
Alexander, release TO a tract OF land In
the q. ". Lewis addition, No. 3.
3. I. Ellsworth 10 Martha j. Ellsworth,
warranty deed TO LOIS l57 aud 1913, block
rs, Z. ArmijO Il Bros addition.
Miguela Q. de Morris TO GTegorio Ri
vera and wife, warranty deed TO house
aud land In old Albuquerque; eonsidera-
ton $lS5.
Manuel Lopez to Frame l.. Albright,
warranty deed 10 a piece OF land north OF
Albuquerque; consideration. $3.50
ID. j. Jones 20 Julius Doris, quit claim
deed 10 One-half Interest In lot Is. block
|, Bland; consideration, $50.
W. II. Sherman 10 W II. Middleton,
deed 10 land In sections 10 and II; town
ship 10, north range 3 east.
Jesus Candelarla aud wife TO Modesto
G. Ortiz aud wife, warranty deed 20 a
piece OF land In precinct No. Is; cOnsid-
GRAFTON, $50.
Juan c. ZamOra aud wife ct al. 20
Jesus A. ZamOra and wife. warranty deed
10 a piece OF land in Los Griegos.
y. W. Smith 70 Warren Reynolds, quit
claim deed TO one fourth interest in the
Central mine, COehiti mining district;
consideration, $3.50.
Ramon CasanO and wife to Maxine
Martinez, warranty deed 10 a piece OF
land in the Canyon de San Diego land
grant; consideration, IS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-18
Election Proclamation


|, Strickland Albright, mayor OF IN,
city Of Albuquerque, do hereby proclaim
that an election shall be held for the pur.
pose OF electing municipal officers, and
also members OF the school board for the
city Of Albuquerque, In the county O
8~ernalillo and territory OF New Mexico
on Tuesday, April 5, 1885,.
The municipal officers 10 be elected are
a. follows:
One Mayor, 10 serve for one year.
One City Clerk, 70 serve for one year.
One Treasurer, TO serve for one year.
Also four az aldermen 10 serve for the
period OF two (2) years-One from each Of
the four wards. Nos. I. 2. 3 and leach
and every n OF whom shall be declared
elected on receiving n plurality OF the
votes cast by the qualified electors OF the
city OF Albuquerque and OF the respective
wards OF the said city.
In addition 20 the municipal officers
aforesaid, there shall also be elected four
az members Of the board OF education OF
the city OF Albuquerque, one member
from each Of the wards, Nos. l., 2, 3 and A,
each and all OF whom shall be declared
elected on receiving a plurality OF the
qualified votes OF the respective wards of
the city OF Albuquerque.
And notice IL given that the following
places have been designated for the hold.
ing OF such election by the city council
OF Albuquerque. tO-wit:
First ward. city building.
Second ward, No. 2 hose house.
Third ward, corner Gold avenue and
Third street.
Fourth ward, Scott Moore hose house.
The polls for such election shall be
opened at the places above named at . a.
m" and remain open till 6 O'Clock on said
election day.
In witness whereof | have this day set
my name and caused the same 20 be at
tested by the city clerk on this, the 18th
day OF March, A ID. 1883.
j. s TRMBLE, s. ALBRIGHT,
City Clerk. Mayor.