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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
REMOVAL oF rEREA.
why he was Removed by the County
Commissioners.

why He was Removed by the County
Commissioners.
II appears that Jose L. Perca was not
removed for alleged shortage in she
collectors office. for winch he ~ bcinx
sued IN the district court II IL charged
that he never properly qualified TO iill
me office. Following IL the resolution
removing Mr.. Perea and appointing
Mr. Charles X. Nowhai % the position
OF county collectors
Al the session q the board OF county
commissioners. held pursuant 60 I'D
journment az the court houuc IN Albu,
auerque. ". NJ. on the 25th DAY o. July.
A. u, 1900.
In the matter OF the treasurer ana
ex-ofiicl0 coiiector Of Bcrnahilo county.
New Moxico:
Whereas. n has culne 10 the knowi.
edge ~ this board, and az u appears
from rs original records, thai Jose l..
perea, Who was elected az the regular
election held ON the first Tuesday after
the iilst Monday In November. is9s. 10
illl the office OF treaauTcr ana ox-ofiicio
collector VI the county VI Bernaliilo Tor
the term Of two years, beginning "a
Jan'mry, a. y. 1853. has failed and neg
locted Ia qualify as such treasurer
witlnn tho tune prescribed by aaw' by
fallng 60 make oath that he ~ not the
holder OF any public moneys due the
territory % New Mexico, or any county
thereof. which h. nnacc0untel FOR; and
Whereas. A1eJandro sondOvai. who
was elected and duly Quaalined as such
treasurer and ex-OhiciO collector FOR
term preceding that to which the said
JOse l.. Perea was elected as aforesaid
has rendered his resignation OF the Of
ilce 10 tins board be q
Resolved. That the resignation u the
sasd Aleiandro sandoval be, and the
same IL hereby accepted. and be Il n1r-
Their
Resolved, that the said office OF treas
urcr and eN-ofiicio oOAectOr Of the Baid
county OF Bernaililo. on account OF tue
acceptance 81 the rcslgnsl..On ufore-
said. ana Of the fahure and neglect OF
The said Jose l.. Perea to qualify. BY
making the sntne OATH a. Aforesaid. be
and the same Is hereby declared va
can't. and be II further
Resolved. That Charles *. Newhan
be and he d hereby appointed 90 tlll ghe
vacancy In said Office 0f treasurer ana
| eN -0fiicao oollecter % saad county Of
nernalilio, ana ~ hereby authorized and
empowered % take possession OF sad
office and discharge the duties thereof
90 soon as he shall have quahded in
the manner prescribed h. law.
| tslgnedD r.. a. AtERA.
(signed.) IGNACIO GUTIERREZ.
TO the HOnorable Bo1rd OF County
Commissioners of the County OF Bier.
] naiilio, New Mexico. The undersigned
who WAS duly elected and qualified "a
treasurer ana eX-ofiicaO collector Of the
county Of Bermalillo Tor thu term next
ensuing after his els=ction al the regular
election in Noven.-er. A. ID. 1856, and
who duly qualified az such treasurer
and ex-oiiicio oollector hereby tenders
MS resignation 30 your honorable body
/ OF said office.
This resignation Is rendered 20 g.
move any question me- to whether the
undersigned g.. or IL not now. an IN.
cunbent 81 slld offloe.
(SiRnedl
ALEXANDRA sANDOVAL.
Treasurer ami ex-Ohicio Coilector ~
30 Bernalllo County New Mexico
Albuquerque. n NJ, july 30, 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Notice 10 hereby given. tina: under aud by
yi;sue Of unsi Judgment entered ON the and
day Of April, A. ID 1900, " tse district eogsi
territory ot New MeKlco. Ia cause No, bteo,
Pls sisa sna My Y sigIy ssn s AL
agan and a. Halter, were defendants, !, the
undefsKned. Z. 5. nuhbell. special mas
ger; appreciated q ., sid Judgment 70 ssss.
property hereinafter mentioned 10 satisfy tue
Judgment rendered ia said cause, IN the event
not Day within ninety toOi days from the date
mcnt and the coats Of said sgl,, and whereas
The said judgment remains unpaid, viii offer
for sale al public vcnduc aud sell TO the high.
sst bidder loI cash, a. 10 O'Clock in the fore
~ the front door Of the Court House ui said
county Of brtnalillo, the following described
pI9peng, situated % nc county .. bsinalillo
designacd IN the United states Public Land
Surveys for NeH Mexico, ~ the northwest
quarts s se o. n s'S s9s9. aq ss 81 sp ,sn
up, No igl north OF range three east n. n.
3 NJ uf New Mexico puncipal mcFidiani
qusr,es ses,ion composed 81 three lsj separate
tracts rectangular Ia form, each tract contain
tbs three 30 acres and described AZ follows,
The ars, aud wes,enmos, Of said ihfec-scrc
ifActa lpcludca house, oathuusea aud I'M.
pIoNemCnts where SOlun D.. Rose resided and
Il bounded a. iciloNsi On the south By
line running a. night angle 90 the west line
Of said quarter section through point one
hundred uOOl feet south ct the southwest
/ corner 0i the dwelling house on said quarter
/ section, rom point si1tY fg0l feet east "
the west line OF said quarter section % 4 point
directly south % the rear end ~ the priVN on
sAid quarter section, on the east BY line az Al
I right angle through said south boundary line.
extended north difccily fn the Gear Of said
/ puyy sufficiently faf 10 foam q fcctang ulaf
K block oi three 49, foil acres; thence ~ q
parallel 20 the trst line 90 a point directly
| the point Of beginning, The second ~ sad
blocks u bounded BY line commencing at a
point sitiy 1901 feet due cagt from the south.
| east corner Oi safe hrst block, thence running
north parallel 10 the east line Ot said uFat
| block 40 a point due east ui the northeast cor
/ nef NJ said ufst block, thence east auihcicnt
distance 60 embrace three tsl iuil fcfes "a >
/ rectangular block, thence south g. a point east
Of the point Of beginning ON line parallel TO
| The third " said block. Is founded 90 she
wret By line beginning At pGiut SIXTY ldul
feet due east OF the southeast corner OF said
| second BLOCK, thcucc running apfth 10 = point
due east vi the northeast corner OF said second
4 bloct, thence east sufficiently iaf ~ embraced
three 49, iuii acres Ia q rectangular figure h
thence south on a line parallel % the tiret line
| % a pClut due east of thg point ui beginning
thence west tu the point VI beginning
mcut Al the date Of sale Is ta.0nb.bi az 4
sihph costs and ihu expenses u This sale.
| It's. HunnHil.
n. W. D. BHYAR,
Attorney iui rlaiDtlds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
IN Ell PAS0.
Alleged to Have Made Another At
tempt at Kidnapping.
ne IS FROM AlBUQUEROUE.

G.. II. Brodcrson. of Albuquerque. VIM
was charged by hla Hife lnst s.uturiay
width endeivedug 20 kidnap his To-
yobr-old iapn. is again On ~ pas0 aud at
ha old tricks 80 b is reported. Says the
News
Juat before noon to-day he orcated a
lntic oxcitemcut down Myrtle avenue
bs driving by The home ct lhs wife.
This time. however. ne was less for
tuate then before. apd had 90 ieave
wthout even seeing lfs SON.
Mrs Brydtgaon came ,sp town this
morning 90 consult her lawyer and on
rstugu say two men in a buEgy, with
the curtains up. This helng unusual
she peered in aa the front 10 the busy
and rgcuguzed her former husband and
his compadre. They were driving rap
idly toward mo h0use. and wNeu they
recognized Mrs Brodcrsou. whipped
the horse into swift run.
Mrs Br0dera@ suspected thcir pur-
pose and asked lady paasing IN a
buEgy To drive her home, wuch she
did and when she arrived Brodorson
and has helper were lust leaving the
place.
This h she third attempt Broderson
Is alleged 90 have made to kdnap the
boy und Mrs. BrOderson h. making
every EFFORT 90 have both the men ar
rested,
The case grows a little mysterious az
time goes on This morning Mrs
Brodereon received letter over hes
husbands Signature and bearing the
Albuquerque posiHnark She took IN,
letter 90 her lawyer. VINO advised hes
% keep cluse watch on her hoy. II wa,
ON her return from ms office thsit Nh,
met the man in The street. In the leptei
Bio1erson asked h.s wife TO give HIN
the custody % the boy, she thinks tina
hc has been in IN peso nf the week ans
had "a ftedd mail the lester
Up 10 dnte Brldcrs1n has sucoeeie,
in evadlng the officers and the noiice %
Ms Rrodcraons application Tor a a
Norcc has not yet been SERVED on ham.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

pen % me city should bead every
EFFORT 10 making u even a greater
success than the most oreditable affclr
Of 1879 President McCraieht Il de-
voting much Of his time and ali Of hts
great energy % the SUCCESS 81 the fair
for this year. and he should BE- second
81 In his efforts by every man. woman
and child In Albuquerque. Fairs are
immense undertakings. and particular
" In New Mexico. and no such offair
chn be even measnroably successful n
after appointing officers and commit
tees. the people Of the city IN which II
r. held retire from the fiold and leave
few faithful men 60 struggle along
under a mountain Of dead weight Ia
the shape OF non.support and indlffcr.
ence.
The programme 10, the occasion, as
FAR az yet prepared. assures a great
fair and now let the citizens give the
fair officials t-cry encouragement, not
only In carrying out the amusements
now proposed. but IN adding new foa-
lures, until the fair ~ 1900 goes down
Into history ne a attlnF end o. n great
and oventfui century industrial Ad-
vortifer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
NOTICE or SUIT.

Territory OF New Mexloo, County OF Ber-
ua3iilp. IA TIE District Court
ihpulaa a. fiuicai, Plaintiff. w. tAInily
Hath and the unknown heirs Of tbs said
Emily haths Defendants. No. LGlU.
10 tho above named Efnily lsaah and her
heirs, whose NAMES are 20 the plainun
unknoNus
Yea aro hereby notified that an aotl0a
has been begun against yoll Ia the Dlas
trict Court Tor tho County u BafnalillO,
ia tha Tarrifary 81 Ne,s Mexico. wherfiu
the said plaintiff, Thomas "A. h1nical,
asks that iha estate IA aud 10 tha fol-
lowing described resi estate Situated in
nnlilio. and Territory % New Mexico. TO-
wii, lot Ten Q0J ln block two "a in the
HaCil Addition 20 the CITY u Alpuuuof-
worse Cluimn Of yourselves a. defendants,
and fiat you Is barred aud forever es-
topped from having and claiming any
rffht or uiia 10 SAID premises adFetse y
plnluiin and that plaintiff title - said
rsaii and that unless you enter your APP
pegTance OF cause tho same 90 Do cntefed
10 said cause nu ur before Monday, The
fauii Will be rendered against you ana
the complaint OF the plaintiff will Do
H. y. OWEN.
CLERK OF said Court
O. w. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for plaintiI,
once and p0s.oiiicc address, AiDoquef-
que. New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
rrrTn BATTALION Of MARINES.
Ftse Hundred Dogs of War Pass Though
city Enrouis Cor China.

ftte Hundred dogs of War Pass Though
City Enroute Cor China.
Two sections OF she Fifth battalion Of
marines companies A. h. e.. D.--passed
through the city for San F'ganolsoo this
morning. The first section contained
companies a and G.. numbering -si men
and was under Major Il. Dickens, Gap.
tam L. Ii. Mosea. Captain MoiS alvey,
Lieutenanta TayloT. MoDougall. Mai
theWH and Blackstone The second sec
tion contained companies u aud ID.
numbering 20 men. and they were IN.
der Captains Dutton and Low. Lieuten.
ants lay. Lon. Lander ami Schwnble
with DR. EAhh.
Conductor James Furlung left FOR the
west win the nI,si EacsiOn ami Conduc.
tor Peter DRyern with tho SECOND sc.
tion.
w r. Ffdslse. excursion agent of tho
santa Fe with headquarters az chi
cago. came on Co this city wflh she
uuan. and then turned them over Go j..
l. Blair. excursion agent fnHn san
Fnanclsoo.
John Stein, fOE the Harvey eating
HOUSE, Haw that the marines had plenty
u eat from the eaai 90 this oity. and al
tfds rs,int W. y. Nott took care uf them
going west.
The marines c1lne frum the navy
yards az brooklyn and Boston, and
represented a nrst GLASS gathering ~
uncle Sans young wautorr They Wili
a. service In Chlna.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

psw tHsl wa alsd ana NE plAintia
stated tAat he proposed 20 appeal the
case u the motion vac overfuied.
The sut wae FOR ti2s the balance ei.
legged 60 BE- due on a haN % sass against
the defendant FOR the construction BY
sheckeia Of a cement adWalk on the
property " Mr. Howard on Men ave
nue.. The evidence showed that during
the progress ~ the work the piaintln
has receivd tSi0 on acount
Mr. Howard refused 10 psy the bal
snce. ciaimins that the work had not
5een done according 20 the terms ~ the
oontract. and that Il wa OF inferior
quailty and workmanship. The teat.
mony showed that while the work had
not been done IN a frat-clas manner 81
would, however. hgl for ten OF fifteen
years. 1he sidewalk was alleged by
experts 10 be uneven ana The coplng no,
81 unform height.
The jury was out Cor only few min.
utes Tho defense was represented by
Patterson a Wallace. and the plainiin
b. u. A. Richardson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

The health board az Denver has H.
sued o proclamation that would apply
equally AZ we'll 20 this city, Il declares
war on the weeds The season has ar
rived for The destruction ofweeds which
are both detrimental 60 health and un-
slightly to all lovers Of q beautiful city,
ana che Denver proclamation declares
all weeds and noxious plants growing
Ia vacant lots q nuisance. and calls
upon all citizens owning OF controlling
lots or blocks upon which weeds are al
lowed TO grow TO al once cut ana re-
move tho same. A failure 20 do 81
when notified by any health officer win
subject the party TO prosecution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
COMING SURE.
The Rock isiand Railroad IL surely Head
81 Tor New Mexteo.

The Rack isisnd Railroad IL surely Head
ed Tor New Msxico.
A dispatch from clayton, Union
county. says. The chief engineer OF
the Rock Island railroad arrived here
this morning with his corps Of assist
ants. en- route for the PeoOs Valley
railroad, In substance. he said;
We started from Liberal, Kan, ana
surveyed the old line for about a hun
drcd miles 10 point twenty miles east
and eighteen miles north OF the south
west corner OF Beaver county Okla
homa There we left the old line which
ran almost due west, and viii travel In
some point on the Pecos valley rail-
road, and then viii survey a line 70
Liberal. Kan, and in all probability
viii cross the Colorado g. Southern at
some point south OF Clayton"
do you believe the Rock Island will
construct this line soous"
Il see no reason why they should not
and. while there are three prospective
routes. ! believe the line through Clay
ton VIII be the true one, as this Is the
most direct route for the Clmmaron,
Ute Greek and Red River valley coun-
tries"
''rhe party viii leave tomorrow for
the Pocoa valley country"
The Denver Republican also sayai
Denver viii soon have a new line q
the city Of Mexico. The Rock island
has sent out men 60 survey an extern
sion Of the road from Liberal, kan. o.
white oaks. where u win connect with
the El paHo a Northeastern now built
from ~ pnso 10 near White oaks, The
Rock Islands lire viii cross the Colo
RADIO a southern az Clayton. This con-
ncciion VIII give the Rock Island tho
Fhoiacet lne fium Omaha to Mexico. n
IL understood that the Rock Island In
tends to bid for Mexican business from
Chicago, Omaha. kansas City and Den
yer and other cities along ~ lines"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

When baby comes 10 the home Il viii
bind the wife closer 90 the husband, or
Il will gradually tend to cut her of from
his coupanship A sickly mother loses
Ia physical charm, aud ohen In temper
and disposition. A iretful child ID a
trial, even to loving parents. The use
OF DR. pierce's Pavorite Prescription
prepares the wife for motherhood. IL
strengthens the body, and induces a
healthy condition Of mind, free from
anxiety or fear II makes the baby's
advent practically painless The mother
being healthy her child IL healthy, and
healthy child IL a happy child, Joy
10 the parents linking them together
with new bond Of affection.
There a no opium, cocaine 90 other
narcotic in Favofite Prescription"
- read what your medicine has doue for
Other people writes Mre Edwin "a Gardner,
% nerchvuaf Norfolk CO Mass. Boa %. sao
thought would ny a. and ioand q hlcasing
g. me and family. I took your medicine
easiest time ] ever had with any u my three
children and 7 have been very web svef since.
] took thfrs haitica Of Rfvoiitc freacdption.'
I three % Golden Medical Discovery and three
walls oi rclsts Hefote took yuaf medicine
! only weighed as pounds aud nov weigh
| rs puundaH
Dr. pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure sick
headache.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Arthur l.. Mitchell. "a young gcntle-
ran Who attended the Bryant a STRAIT
ton business college % Ctiosgl, return
Cd last nlEln. tie is the aon of Mr.. and
Mrs y a. Mitchell, of The Hotel Bigh- !
land
There wa be- regular concEiyc u
Pilgrim couunhn1ery, No. 8 knights
Templar. at MasouiC hall, this Thurs
day. evening. al O'clock. Naiung
Knights invited. H. n, Chuubei1in, re-
cUVieT.
Mrs, LOUISE Thomas AMI son, Goorgo
THOMAS. after a most pleasant visit o.
the brother OF Mrs. Thpmas. Hon. J, l.
HubboI. al Ganado Agfz, returned col
the city this uporTang on the delayed
iIuin from the west.
The social Of the Lead Avenue Mctho-
dist churah head last night on the
strong vacaut tots opposite the ciyl
rarl. proyed a grand AFFAIR Huccesasful
in attendance and finances. JAPANESE
lanterns illuminated Inc promises.
Mrs. H. NJ Rnzor ana daughter.
mother and sister OF Tcket Agent
Kelly. after "a pisaEtpt visa here, viii
leave tonight for their home az Ash
Fork. ARK Mrs. r. b. Lindsey aooom-
panles Mrs Racer ANA wa visit ner for
several weeks
Albert rreckman was up before jus
tiee ~ the Peace Croilgtt this morning,
aud was buuud over 10 THIS next grand
| Jury iu the sum uf $500. Tire ksntn waa
aocuaed Ut aesaultiug a coi0rOl nsss..,
Abam Meyers. striking hm over the
head With a shotgun.
Madnmc Ruple. the paimisi, left last
night Cor silver CITY. where she Will
/ rcad the hands of she good proplc -
/ silver CHy for the next few weeks
/ she piUgusa,l 60 rsturn to this o.ty after
! her engagements down south, ana
/ would open a booth on the Midway
! plaisnnce" Of the Territorial fair In
September
Dr. Ray sylvania. the spirit medium.
| palm II and psychic healer. ana wife
have appealed to the Non sectaT'ian
Benevolent society 70 help them out OF
the clty. and to-day tiokc, WIS pur.
chased for them. II ~ understood that
they will leave tomorrow morning for
| Pueblo, colo. II Is probably dawnlng
on some uf these people who allege TO
DO impossible things. that Aibuquerque
! Is not "a Vory successful field financially
! for their Gyocation
Hon. Noin y. Field. who looks after
tho legal matters OF Jose l.. Pcrca Will
! return from the Pecos country 80 night
whom Il will be known what steps The
! collector and treasurer VIII take In the
| removal matter ofdefed against h4n By
] the board of county commissioners az
the mcgting yesterday morning. The
ncwiy appointed collector end treas
uror Charles X. Ncwhall, IL around 20
day hiking up his bond lie expects o.
! qbsnfy tomorrow morning.
/ Miss Anna Coitraine sister ~ one OF
the citys public school teachers, met
! with a naccdent al the corner % Sec
ond street ana RaaliOad avenue this
morning She waa on her bicycle ana
In turning the corner Of Second street
| goiug east on Railroad avenue. she RAJ
into "a wagon and was thrown from IN,
| wheel She was picked up ana taken
Into Matthew's drug store, after wh!ci
"a telephone message brought Or Hope
| lie examined the lady and found that
she had sustained slight bruises about
the shoulders few applications oil
IMMINENT viii restore health,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
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Grunsicld brothers,
ID. Il. Brownen, kobrtts nfowneli.
Gillcu 4 sun and Calvin Y. baileyl
The said defendants. Roberts Bfowneil and
Gavin 4, Bailey are hereby notified that lhe
above styled aud numbered civil action has
been commenced ~ the district count ui hrf.
nailio county, tcuittfy 1T New McnicO, against
ttansleld brothers, the above named plain.
tlna. playing Tot a Wit ~ INJUNCTION restrain
ng the said defendant. u x. hlpwuell, IRON
usnsi. uing ot aas,gnine any ~ ne pfoysiY
uf further Cucumbefint same, % from fttnof.
iug any properly Ia which the said defendant,
Y. X. brUwngl. may, have on Interest ifom
coivcr may be appointed o. take charge Uf an
the pfoucfty aud effects VI the said defendant
u. x. owneli, eHccpt such property a. y eA.
rmpt hon execution, aud that said progeny
aud effects may be administered aad di4iflb
uied under the direction VI the court under
The provisions oi ~ act Of the legislative a.
tied "Au Act 20 prevent debtors 30 contrm-
plation Of Insolvency from pfviefrnR one %
more creditors % the exclusion "a Nhvlg % Ia
ton OB the 18th % February, A, -. 1883 and
I further praying that certain conveyance exc
culed by said defendant y X. hguwnell 10
deisnaaai. B. K biovssll, ssashl 20 convey
certain herd % goats oi ihe Augofa breed,
male aud female 81 all kinds ana descriptions
| vi the brand and mark known aa tie halt cifcle
brand about twelve hundred ll20sf Ia utm.
| lrt, ~ veil and siso that certain ctatici
| mortgage upon said ROats or the WOOL clip or
/ iucftas Of said goats, which said mortgage
/ WAS made b. defendant, -. X. bfuWneii, 10
I naid defendant, Calvin 4. Bailey, aud Alau GER
/ tain Transfers ui Ger ain goods. wares ana met /.
/ chhndiso 10 said defendants, Gtilet 4 Sun, gnt
/ each Ut said pretended transfers and convey.
| ancrs De- declared, adiudgcd and decfeed by
/ the court to have been made ~ pkid defend.
ant, ID. X. hrOwneli Ia contemplation oi w
i splNencyi wi.h the uesiau 90 prefer one %
| more creditors Ia Ahoie Grin paftto the ekciu.
siOn oi utheis. and that the SAID dcfrndanta,
| kobcfts bfuwneli, Calvin =. Bailey aud Oil.
let a son may be compelled bp the court 70
surrender 20 tho reviewer all properly aud
] rlietts Of said D. X. hrOWneli IN their pos
| session of ~ the possession u either " them,
including the property described ~ TIE above
! mentioned convtyauCcs, Aud you aud each
/ ul you afr hereby notified that unless you
! enter your appearances ~ said SUIT on o. before
the 3kal day Ut August, A. y 1900, decree
Il pro c0uicssu aud judgment BY default viii DC
| rendered EEa uat yuu tor the relief demanded
i by plalutha HARRY " OWN,
Clerk.
u. h, AnANs,
| hhANK W, CLANCY,
| OtMce and 4. %, Address,
Albuquerque, N. ~,
Attorneys iOf fiaintiha.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Lau VIII asa Temamoni u Z. y. FutneY,
nnreHaad.
To ,, nniq Pglnsy, executrix and Device, and
the city ~ Albuquerque, N. NJ ana ~ All
whom u may concerns
You are hereby notified that the alleged l1af
will and IA siament III Il. ~ PutncY late 0i he
county ~ hefhaliiio and TERRITORY ufNcW Mes.
ito. itceased, has been pfUdncFd and read IA
the Probate Nuuu ol the county Of bfrnaiillo,
thereof, held on the and day uf July, 1890,
aud the day oi The proving ut said Al
leHfd laaI will and testament was BY order
III tNe Judge III SAL count thefcupOn hnrd iuf
Monday, the 0th day u August. A. ID. 1900,
term uf said court, ~ 10 O'Clock IN The fore
noon oi said days
Given under my hand aud the
faEAL.l seal Ut said court this and day Of
July. a, ~. 1900.
JANIS A. HUMMEps,
Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28
KAsiLY wonKED.
a Middle Aged Woman Played a soft skin
Game.

a Middle Aged Woman Played a soft skin
Game.
Yesterday a rather handsome middle
AGED woman went around AMONG biisd-
nera mrn trying to Ees enough money
To send a httic boy whose mother, she
fald. WIS dying IN husutol here. TO
Dts gTunlmolh her Do New Moxico
SHE always lacked one dollar ~ have
lnr The required amount, and u u
thought that she collected over 500 on
her schcme.
she could not b. found to-day and the
general supposiiion b. that she left
town iast night for some new field. -3l
p1ao Herald.
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gene" ~ being played suoreasfully IN
this ciy "a enc present slime. sympa.
ttotic individuals would he doing "a wise
act by turninR deaf ear % an theas
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