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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
HEBREW BECOMES LUTHERAN.

LapOrte Man Places His Son Under
Gentle Tutilage.
Hartwig Davidson, leading Jewish
business man, of Laporte, has placed
his son under the direction of Rev,
George Link, a local clergyman, who
will prepare him for confirmation in
st. Johns Lutheran church, of that
city. No reason is publical kRssigned
for the action of the boys parents. and
the unusual incident is being widely
commented upon.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

Secretary Gage announces that
the new bonds will be ready for
exchange about April 1, 1900. All
bondholders will please govern
themselves accordingly.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

Recently baby was born in Ken
lucky who had three hips. Thus
nature provides for the needs of the
rising generation. Hips are handy
in Kentucky.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

The republicans of Huntington,
Wabash, Grant, Howard and Miami
counties have nominated the Hon.
James F. Statesman, of Peru, for
Joint representative.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

1t is estimated that the census will
cost $I2, 100000, or about Is cents
for every man, woman and child IN
the United States.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed. that DR.. Kimer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulflls every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, Or bad effects following use OF liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to 60 often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-ROOt is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in &c. andSl sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
and sI' book % that tells erIez :'7:.:..::s
more about it. both sent iii. !. -.
absolutely free by mail, II iI s:::ssiss9
address Dr. Kilmer & Home of swamp-Roo.
Co., Binghamton. NJ Y When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

in Evansville, but will retain his
residence in this state, spending only
a part of his time in Louisville. He
says he will not resign from the ma
tional committee, and will seek a
re- election.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

The Hon. John Gilbert Shanklin,
of Evansville, will shortly begin
the publication of farmers journal
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
North Township Convention.

The democrats of North township
will meet at Linkville on June 2, 1900,
at | 80 p. m, for the purpose of nomin-
ating township ticket.
Z. b. MILNER, Chairman,
tfw N. F. HosTETLER, Secretary,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

When the week is over the good
people of Topeka will again learn
what is going on in this wide, wide,
wicked world of ours.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

ScQllnSnt or sell
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and LEI ii stand twenty-four hours;
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
What to Do.

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

per. Will he a candidate for Representative of
Marshall County. subject 10 the decision of the
democratic primaries. April 6. 1900.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23

governor.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-23
For Recorder.

ELDREDGE THOMPSON. of Center Town
ship, will be a candidate for the Office of Sur
veyOr Of Marshall County. subject to the decis-
ion of the democratic nominating primaries
April 8, 1900.
HAIRY T.. CRUDE, of Green township. Is a
candidate for the nomination for the Office of
Surveyor Of Marshall County. subject to the de-
cisOn Of the democratic primaries to be held
April 6. 1900.
ACHILLES NORTH, of Center township. is a
candidate for the nomination for Surveyor of
Marshall county subject TO the decision of the
Democratic primaries, April 6. 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Territorial Falr Mr Alexander stop.
PED over n few days 40 Topeka, Kan.
gaa Oh take n thc street fair and care
niNai ani be- Nili wrl,c he obaerva
TONS and idsns uf that Topeka visil
to the executive committee ~ the Ter
rtoriai Fair in few days Nc Alex.
nndef is the Oiero county Vice prcsi-
dent of the falr
Eugene Sutherland who served seven
years boz thc Orc department AZ urtnd
Uapila Mich. De- Zoo fhr CITY. ana viii
probably locate here permanently.
should thc City council decide favor
ably on the recommendation for &C.
hlnRa of system Boo the local FIRE dee
p1rtmrnt Dc would bo U.l 20 bear ln
mIud chat an experienced fireman is
lu our midst who might uo secured as
% member 90 tbc department lie un-
dorstHnds the training of horses ard
hov to complete the equipment Tor "a
nrc department
Miss liartWeii, young lady who has
been hore tho past few months visiting
Mrs. } w. CrumptokHr, left this morn
ing fur Colorado SPRINGS.
Charles =. Jones. who was horc
the past few days on a visit 10 his
family. returned to Bland this morn.
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
prproAuo> or uNnir, NAT.


rook PLACE nt the Jni,ersit, This After
noon WIN Appropriate ceremonies.
This afternoon lt the uuvuruiy the
urN liJJloy building was dedicated
WlIu appropriate ceremonies. The of
Ulcers of the University, faculty aud
students. and number of visitors as
sefnbled at the handson, new building
where Mr r. W. CLANCY. president Of
cine board of-roEcnts, delivered "a short
address, reviewing the steps taken in
the cree Sion of the building, ana Civ
ing To- AIRS Hadioy warm praise for
hrr generosity BOO giving the larger
portion of the MONEY fur the structure.
Prof HouiUk replied lu "a feeling ad-
dress. iit said the building was con-
argratod Co the rrllol of suneriuE hui
mlulty he was followed by Prof J..
w. sanders principal uf the Agrlcui-
Juul College Ht Las Cruces, who in
An eloquent E.uuner congratulated the
people OF Albuquerque and the whole
territory securing such valuable
building Tor thc prosecution 20 scientific
research regarding the climate ui New
Mexico. Al tht conclusion 90 tuo al
dress OF Prof Sanders. the audience
Has invited Geo inspect the building and
tu partakg of refreshments provided
| FOE the occasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

'HThr Waahburns' the name uf a
base ball organization IN the ity-are
unN out for every thing in sight. and al
e meeting held last night concluded 10
reursauize and strengthen the team.
O. A. Lampman had proved himself d
guol captain ami wiry player. hence
was reelected captain. The question
OF uniforms was called up. ana Captain
Lampman was designated "a committee
tu solicit funds The club will come
na the held az the next same with the
Browns OF some other club, IN a bet
t0r shape than ryrT--a hrat. class third
buscman ana catcher IA position. The
Washburns are getting IN trim.
A sample OF the new trash boxes
which are Co be- placed on the corners
boz the business portion of this city was
placed on the corner of Railroad ave
nue. and Second street this morning,
The box 10 made Of sheet iron and
stands four feet high from the base. II
Be- square shape and measures 20xs0
inches in the clear Permission was
given n J Knox by the city council
to place ss many Of these trash recep-
ucles on the corners as he chooses and
they viii become the property Of the
clty az soon as they are once placed
The enterprlslng business men have
caught the idea and are having their
advertisements painted on the boxes on
OH sides
Chris LamPorter Of the nrm OF :,
Korber and Co.. and his daughter, Mrs.
Ben G. Robertson ana her son. return
cf last night from Los Angeles. Cal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
CALLED ro rnrLipr,ruiA.
Hon. solomon Luna wiu Uo EARLIER than
Expected

Huut SOLOMON Luna VIII tHu imftitr iNAn
Expected
Hon Solomon Luna ana wife came
up from Los Lunas this morning and
continued north 10 Santa re-
Mr. Luna was at tho depot and
iu conversation with Tho citizen
representative. stated that be had rec
ccived telegram from Charles DICK.
secretary OF the national republican
central committee. stating that an im-
portant meeting of the committee
would be- held at Philadelphia ON June
10. and urging that Dee O.un1 be pres
emit ln cumplinnc" with lhr telegram
Mr.. Luna viii leave for Philadelphia
on Saturday morning. and will bs on
the ground when the blk national re.
publican convention meets Boo that city
on June ~. Mr.. Luna hai Intended fs
travel eastward with the Nyw MtSleo
delegates ana alterullrs. they leaving
for philadelphia On June &c. bat rD.
ceivlng the above telegram has com.
plctcly changed hs plans
Mrs. Luna also expects tn geo cas-.
shortly accompanied uy Miss Emma
Hunlng daughter Of Mr ANA Mrs
Louis Huning They Nlii vialt mup.
together and have arranged foo -lN
| from New YORK ou June es The De-.
dies VIII visit the Paris exposition. and
after seeing tho sights there for few
weeks. they viii visit the city of Rom.
ana then mako short tours through
italy switzerland ami portions OBJ,
Germany They have planned t1 bo abs
sent until the nrst of september
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Fsllps Marques OF ei Vs. George W.
kuaedel Of al
ln tho District Court. County 90 nernai-
No. Territory of New Mexico.
The dnfeudanla GeofEo ~ kuaebol
W. uuknown heirs % i,ero Antonio
D1HNaE thr unknown heifs ut Pedro cha
tNn and 400 unknown claimants % inter-
este lu ihe niom.spa hercinaf 90 described.
adverse tn lhr plain o. 600 thla rauat uro
81 rrnf uniinrd that saii has been be-
.Iu uNHIutt them Doe tho DISTRICT court for
Inr county of utrnaiillo Territory ~
Vow MtKlUu. hy rhe plaintiffs FUlpe
Marquee rrrniH chavez De- Marquee nud
DeFIdrrio Marques her husband Maria
ClmV.E bulur,f fhHvDa. tua NhlvcH and
Francisco AhrDu hnr husband EuErnil
Dhatta tud Manuel Mntors. hor husband.
pou8eIHuu rlnu Manuel 'havea tue
reru Rose MuuuNh 81 thnvca. minor
hy her ffhrr tnd most friend. Francis.
90 Mumto,H gpuxiioA Nicsute Moutoyt
y tuHtrE NI.eutitH DhaVra &C. Gonzales
and rlula Gonzales her husband i,ug
ChatsH Co., Macon end lrupoldu Macon,
hor husband Manuel a Chavca fernla
ChuVes dr ptvro uui Jesus MiIia utefu.
hor husband NoHHflo chHvrs Be- 3tlhEtr
Amnlo chavez and lriuco L. Chavez,
chat enc general objects 81 the action Cd
uuIet tine iltir uf plaintiffs Hu uH The
adverse claims of Gyurgr w. ku, bel and
OF the unknown claimants 90 interests BOD
thr premises adverse 900 PLAINTIFF such
premises being tha trtct OF land Fituatt
in ths county of buruahll1. commonly
known sa tine FrllpD TAf1YH grant which
d. described ta bounded an thc north nN
enc point of 90 white mesa ranging ron
east to west ou tho south Dos "a point ol
| leVeI ground whore thp mountain road
plmaa down thv mountain ANA whef,
suiur springs OF water ipprar on Tie en#
| hY fhp bias, 81 fhe hF mcsa. and ON thi
west hy A small creek running IRON
a4.tfh fo north "a claim f1r fns said grant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

NOTICE or THE ISSUING or HE
FUNDING BONDS OR THE SALE
or BONDS.
Under aud boy virtue uf the proys-
ions OF Chapter LNIu uf tine Acts uf
the a3rd legislative Assembly 90 the
Territory OF New Mexico. entitled
An Act 10 Provide FOR the Refundiug
of the Bonded Indebtedness OF the
Territory Of New Mexico. aud the Va
riuus Counties and Municipalities
Thereof" public notice Is hereby giv.
en 90 an holders OF the following OUT
standing bonds Of Berualllo county, la
said Territory OF Nc~ Mexico. that the
same mus; bv presented for rcfuudIng.
az the regular meeting OF the nCuuty
Commissioners Of said Beruulillu coun-
~. 20 hc held az the court house ga said
| county on the end day OF july, 1850.
aud that AT said Time ana place 90 all
persons who shall % present said
bonds for refundlng new bonds OF said
count viii bee issued of the same kind
and la the same amount and dehomlua-
ton Ra IA" outstanding bonds hich shall
be 10 9, rz,htod, which said now bonds
viii bea interest at the rate Of four
| per cent per aRnum as provided in said
act. ana be roGcemable after 20 years
! from the date OF their issue, and alb
solutely due and payable. 80 years nf-
ter said date. The bonds 90 be- so rec
| funded consist % So 5U0.O 90 in funding
/ bonds OF said county. issued iu 1854:
| SIS 900 90 % court house bonds. issued
ia 1855. sSSO0O0o OF funding bonds Is.
sued In 1853, ana $50 0o ln current
| expense bonds. issued Go 1ssg
Ana public notice s also hereby
given that f the holders Of
| the said described outstanding
bonds OF the said county of BrrnaIulo.
shall on the said 2ud day OF July. 1900.
| fan refuse or neglect Go surrender the
said bonds fur fefuudlng under the pro-
visions Of said act that then and In
/ that event. the Commissioners OF tho
said Bernalillo county. VIII receive bids
up 10 and including ire gnd day OF
| July, 1900 al 10 O'Clock "a m. Tor tho
sum ~ one hundred ana seventy eight
! thousand ANA i've hundred El1s.500 O0l
/ dollars Of rcfunding bonds of the said
| county % Bernallllo. which said bonds
/ win be- issued by the Commissioners OF
said Bornalillo county. for the purpose
OF paying On So 600 90 On funding bombs
OF said county issued ln 1854. SIS 600 U0
! ~ court house bonds issued ln ls,a.
So. 200 90 OF funding bonds. Issued la
1889 and Siou000O Of current expense
bonds, issued in lssg, the bonds TO be
so issued viii bear interest at the rate
of four per cent per annum and will
be redeemablc after twenty years from
the date OF issue and absolutely due
ana payable thirty years thereafter.
The right 10 reject any and an bids 10
hereby reserved, and bliders viii De-
required 10 deposit with the treasurer
or bernalillo county a certined check
Tor the sum OF one thousand dollars.
as a guarantee that the bonds win he
taken and the money paid. n their bid
IL accepted, Which sum and check shall
De forfeited 20 said county iu case tho
bidder 10 whom The bonds are awarded
shall fan 90 carry out his agreement.
r.. A. MiERA.
chm Board ~ Co Com.
/ -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

W " Moute deputy warden 90 the
.ptultouubry at Hueua Vista, colo. who
came down to ths city ou Monday
night. pr this morning for ME hole
having loo gharE Archie k.rch"r The
escaped convict kirphar has been at
liberty since September l,as. nul no
JuU. ut him had h.eu learned hy the
colorado authorities until tne man Was
placed under Arrest Tess days ago hy
Marshal I.Mafu. The marshal arr
rested him ou susp.. pu believing that
Do. was Implicated 100 lng numerous
r1bberes here 900 thc past few months.
ANA noW 90 turns ont that lAt marshal
was correct krgher was h1ndcuricd
ana just 8s the train started from the
depot az 1880 this morning Deputy
Moore aud his prisoner alighted from "a
carriage and stepped upon the moving
train GA route to the Colorado p,uittu-
uary When kiruher completes mis-
sentence and is rrI lsel ha viii be-
lgaln arrested auI brought 90 this city
tu answer Go the charges standing
ruinu hm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
tNNrnsIr, CouuI.NCrur>r
Pheasant tsrtri.rs 20 rh, opera HOUSE
THIS unrntLE.

THIS Morning.
40 iu O'Clock lU. morning tHv grad
uniting excrelscs oI The NvW Mexico
University tlUh place at the Alhuquer-
quo opera house The spacious thcJtcr
was we'll n.lud und the fresh young
faces made pleasing scene. The
following graduates occupied seats on
tHr giapc with the faculty of the Uni
tursijy. Mabel Eileen Anderson. Edith
Stiles, LuUl Grace Hlzclline. Eliza
both Hughes Nrur g. Brewer Dec
Mcknight clayton. Frances G.. Pole.
Harry Nathan Ilcrrek
Rev r. G.. Holttir delivered the In
vocation ami Hon Frank Springer. OF
i.aa Vegas made mastery ANA clo-
quHut address H.s theme was appro-
PIRATE 90 the occasion. and was listen-
ou 90 wIlh mpt attention by The stu
diDUge
AZ the close OF Mt spr.ngers ad-
dress Hon Frank ~ CLANCY. prcsi-
| DENT of tine board or regents of tine
University 10 appropriate words. de-
| IiN red the diplomas 90 Che graduates.
The exercises were iutcrspersed with
excellent instrumental ana vocal music.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09
cas-, nay rnoouAN



The program f1 the Glass dly .yer.
cisvs of the University Eulu1u WIs
given yesterday lu tho assembly mI.
and was attended hy large number %
friends 81 the students.
Miss Nellie e.. Brewer gave au inter-
estinR history 90 the class while hgr
listeners did not fully catch Che weight
of her illusions the members ot tlr
class understood the moaning tno.
oughll. None 30 the members Hore
sighted by her remarks uud each pee
ceived more ug less attention.
Miss Edith Niles told the audience 81
the improvements that would take
place ln Albuquerque ara thc advance
mcnt OF the university 600 thr year .oao
The next number on th, program wtf
class poem which was rcll Dog Harry
HerriCk tie made pleasant remarks
about each of his lass mates.
AZ this iunctur, a nnr duet Goa the
mandolin and guitar WAS given ny
Messrs Parrtmorc and Robertson.
queen Elizabeth represented hy
| Lucy Hazeldiny ANA Mary STUART
| hy Dco clayton was an 1ttuDtN, f.1t-
ARE % the program The young ls'i's
were custumcd Co Hul thu ports and
gave word picture of thr l,. 900 tha
subject
/ A solo hy Clarence French u..nW-
panied by Miss Brewer ou ihe piano
Was then given
owing Co illness Miss Elizabeth
Hughes was not able to attend Co ad-
dress che Juniors
/ Miss MatB H. TWty responded fur
the juniors IN % charming manner aud
/ her address was full ~ Wlt ana buw'r
! An address boy tho president Ms4
| Mabel Anderson was much 1pprHaIat
ed 10y the audience lu hIrf SPECS.
\ she thank cdihc audience Cor their at
tcntlon ana attendance aal declared
| the meeting az an end
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Again last Nighttime Crawford stock
company appeared before "a good sizad
audience in the moiOdramt DInErrs
~ a Great city" and proved thcm-
selves 90 be genuine entertainers Few
companies playing 40 popular pri 90
throughout the country but what have
number Of poor material for actors.
though Il may be said that every mcm-
her Of this aggregation Us clever and
each ono has made a hit with thc thnn-
ter goers o. Albuquerque De Csc play
last night each member showed TO
good advantage the troubles ~ iifc loo
great city In realistic manner The
spcciaities were upt od1tc ami received
speciaitlcr we're up TO date and recciy-
ga the hearty approval 10 49,
At the matinee this afternoon "a
Family Analr" was presented to =
fair house This evening "a True
Kenmckian" will occupy The boards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Albuquerque paid Ore department
turned out al 80 O'Clock thls morning
H response io am alarm hy tho mpck.ng
u.ri whistle Tine nrom,u made the
rom out 90 me Residence of = ". Mc-
cutchon So I1 west Copper avenue.
aud after e isW minutes uf systematic
work succeeded Zee rkuusuHhlug the
blaze Tho nr.rin of Goa, are remains "a
mystery but .H attributed to one OF two
causes. rr probably both The fire
started in an ash box or within few
feet OF lt Yesterday bucketfuu VI
ashes containing some live Goals 81 hre
were dumped lnl1 the box which may
have nmoIigred until rnlarg.nF into a
dame Ar MeCulhen has been am
uoyei Dos people stealing bic coal and
10 may develop thUt they were the
cause of uio hrf- probably throwing "a
lighted match or cigar stamp among
'hr fresh. Tho coal house and out
nutiuga wer. completely destroyed.
rHe hr, followed tue fence un,u 10
reached the house The kitchen ana
general utility room were damaged
considerably by rhe hre ana water Mr.
MCNutcheus loss t1 furniture and
clothing was about Goo. ana the house.
which belongs 90 man ln Santa Fo,
sustained about son damages.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Onoiua del AErimsnaOr uvissaul Dc hoe
Esintios unid0a Santa t'e. Nuvvo MeAi-
90, Mayo - adu 1880. Tor enia
10 de nViau bato ~ Acto del Cgsl-
cnnenduciones del mismo. cue, on pro-
accusion dc uu deCroto mai hccho 81 Ola
~ De Biciomhre A. ~. lNs, uur Ia Corto
o. Ktoiamaciones dc Particulars Hohre
TorrsuUri de los tisindua iuidua upniirmah-
doioa "a los hcfcdorua, rcpre8rniahteh 10
gales . aaiguudoa do Hurtpiuinc fefnhh-
dor Jose QuintsBa. las uefras conpron-
dIdas GA Ia MERGED q rcclamo De ticfras
ste santa Rosa dc Cubcro. con0cldA
on "a roEistro de- dicha Corto
como MAN aii. atuada on a cab
lido IA del uorie iinoaH > dot orlcute
Coudado de BUrnaliuo TorFitorto DEF
Nusyu Mexico, ana agfimenaurA De diehu
roclnmo mcrccd do santa itoaa Dc Su-
bnro" hn sido hocha por George ~
pradt. BipuIado AKrimensor de los y. Y
balo clutrsto Mum. AS, fechado 81 Ola ~,
de- Htubfr de- iNtg. fun drNurlta estH
ouclna "a dia q dc Mario de- 1870, y ~
fnulH agrlmenHsts de Ia mlama hhA
dido runoiuidas eu osia 0nclua, liaia phra
iuspeoelon publlca. Dlcho reclamo mer
cpl hu aldo agrimcnnadU vu cUhtofmldhd
con los uuderoH pfpeCifiCadpR On dlchl
deUroto osia iochIt por dicha mapa
agrimousuru on al oAhildo II Del norte
hiloras 1 5 del orioute no mcdldoB ~
al condado de- Bernalillo, Tcrritono az
Nuayo Mexico thra2a una area de
1 1855 t.B acres. ~ mapa aErimcnBura %
dieho rrclHmo 50 motved acfah rctohluAi
en- Ia Onciaa del AErimenaor General 90
santa Ne Nucv0 Mexico, Dor 81 entero
periodic DO noyentA dstH, exccptuado .
primer ala dc ia publication dc este aNiso
cuulguirru persona twcfhinhhdo uh w.
tercH ca ia confirmation o cualQulern VA
torres en- ~ trueho Cumprcndldo 90 dichl
ngrlmruaurn. % alguun pnrtr del miaino
uuc descc hnCer objection dicho mApa
ngrimenaura HorA ruqucflio Dc eapeci
fear dlatiutamonie ioF oacrlio 81 lntere'
dei oblciaute iuntamenic con tales dec
| iaraclonea luradoa "a otrns prucbaa como
al, ella cll0s deaecn producer en- Aop0ri'
de ga objection. y protocolar las mismai
on nj ohCina deutro de diCho peFiodo az
novrnta dlaA. DUMMY VANCE, Agrf-
/ meusor General do los EstiadDa Unidoi
| Dor =. nlairtto 80 Nuvvo Mexico.
Tia primer publication fuo hocha MAY,
n tia 1907
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-09

Late yesterday afternoon Marshal
MaMuliu received telegram from con-
stable W 4 smith OF Gallup. request
.rr him 90 arrest John Whelan and
Mre Lizzie Wacchilevitzn. couple
who clopcl from the Carbon city on
Tuesday evening Tho telegram stated
fhat Whesu had stolen $3.50 and sklp.
prI out With another mans wife. The
marshal soon located the couple In a
Motel and placed them under arrest.
W1glHn Was lodged lea Jam while the
woman was allowed 10 remain az the
lly bail Tho woman said she was
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