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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
See Vaudeville election p,ocla.
nation, in another column.
Rev. Jno. NJ. Williams will hold
service in Vaudeville tom orrow.

Rev. w. 6. Currie opened ten,
meeting on the n. o. 4 n. E. II. X.
near Alton, yesterday, at Eas,
Union Church, and will continue
the same for abOu: two weeks.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

Remember the grand excursion
to Vaudeville, on Thursday, Aug.
9, for the benefit of the Covington
Brass Baud. The advertisement
will be found in another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

DlED.-In jacksonville, La,
Sunday, July 90, 1900, Mrs. NJ.
Genevieve koepp. nee Chatellier,
wife Of Christian koepp
The faasral took plsee Monday
afternoon At I o'clock, Rev. f. q.
Hocutt officiating.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
Succession Ct Ronald r. Mcdonald

Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court o!
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of
y. TAnnasy,
Whereas, Harry H. Hall has filed his
petition for appointment as admsnistra-
tor CT the succession Of Ronald r.
McD0nald, deceased.
Notice II hereby given to all whom Il
may concern, to show cause, within ten
DAYS from the first publication Of this
notice, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the court this 18th day Of
July, .ls0O.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
q. & Land Once. New Orleans. -
l~l., ne NSnpn

q. & Land Once. New Orle.ns,.~
July IL, 100.
Notice is hereby given tina. the .llox-
ing-aamed settler has filed n3tice OF his
Intention 70 make hnal proof in support
d his claim. and that ,aid proof will be
made before Re gi~ter U =. Land Office,
In New Orleane, Louisiana, on
Monday, September ). 1900. viz:
WILLIAM W. GIASON.
Who n ale homesisA ! eatry No. lG.I24
for the no<sksa>t qasEter Of tie southeast
0aAEtey OF secti.R p, township b.
shath rAnse II eat. 81 Helena Meri-
dian.
lie nar,,~ The follow Ing Witnesses "a
pe.vs his continuous Resi1enoe u3,n
A calsivask,n o. said laa.l. VIZ:
1oseph Hnsit.. James En~ch, ST.,
Jasses Brown and calvin LADDER. all OF
=. Tannany Parish, II.
iy3li WAE1E1 l. Co1U, Rexister.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
Grand Excursion -
- TO VAUDEVILLE /! !!
Thursday. August 9th.

For the Bencfis OF
CONVICTION BRASS BAND.
Fine Bathing, Fishing, Etc,
in Lake Panchartrain
Dancing At Pavilion. Refresh
ments furnished ct reasonable rates
on the train and at the Pavilion.
Train leaves Covington ut 8:45 4.
", and returning leaves slandeville
ut Or. NJ.
.FlRl FOR RMryD TRIP. 50 CENTS.
H. A. MORTEE. President,
CHAS. PECHON, Manager,
FORTUNE blanche,
Director.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

U. 8. LAM Office, New Orleans. In.
July III. 1904
Notice is he, eby given that the follow
ing named settler has nl.d notice Of
his intention to make Il .,al proof in sup
port Of tis Clair, and that said proof
will be made before the clerk VI tbs Dis
tfict Court At rovipeton, In. On Monday
August q, 1900. viz;
Join Pc TER,
Who made homestead entry No. lQ579
for tho wet s,lf Of the Aaseheast quarter
Of aeotioN 9, towns',ip Z, south mage ~
s,st. ~. Helena Me.i.l.A..
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous ris dence upon
and cult. alton Of xaid land, viz:
Andrew wag r, Andrew Peter, Al
fIe.i GOnibec and Michael Peter, all OF
Jacksonville, La.
jy3:-6t. WALTER !. roHgS. N.atstc,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

When yon go to New Orleans,
stop at PENIS Hotel, corner of st.
Charles and l'oydras streets AL
front rooms, newly furnished
throughout. Charges reasonable,
BY the day Or wsak.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
U. A. o. D.

BOGUE FALIA GROVE M. Il
Meets on the first and third SATURDAYS
in the month, ut 7:3O r. NJ, 1t Castle
Hall. X. Of F., Covington, Ii.
ALBERT ZErvoGEL, Noble Arch.
+. B. HExPEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

LOST-A typewriter docn-
nent, describing st. sTammany
Parish, its towns, resources, etc.
Reward for its return to this ONCE,
~ 70 Mr.. CafFef.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

- Mr. James Keyser is authorized
70 act rs agent for the FAkNER a
Slidell
~ Mr. Roland Galatas is authorized
TO act 8 agent for the FARMER a
Madisonville
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28

DIED.-On Sunday, July p,
1900, in the Irish Settlement, Mrs.
Helene O'keefe, nee Sweeney,
relict of the late Dennis O'keefe,
aged so years.
The funeral took place Monday
afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Jos.
koegerl officiating.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
]. M YATES.
PARISH SURVEYOR
COVTN(iTON Ia.

CONVICTION, La.
All orders left with II, Il Warren,
CLERK If Court. or addressed to J. ~.
Yates. verger P0st0Alee. L., win ~.
ceive prompt attentiOa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-07-28
Change Of Schedule.

The Sunday excursion train will
leave Covington, until further no.
tice, at 5:45 r. ~, instead of : r.
N. Make = note of this and dom
get left.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
roo REAIITTIo.

The Denver Post Ia an excellent paper,
but too sensational Recently IL had
one OF its lady reporters arrested for
theft 10 that she could write up the jail.
The paper deals In ieTty paragraphs that
will catch the applause Of Market street.
Il appears 10 have over done the thing on
Saturday. II was arranged that a law
yeT should come ia aud shoot the pro
prietors, Steele, the artist. and BY the
way one Of the best in the United States
was set 20 work on the pictures" Of the
scenes james Barton Adams was put 20
work on q pOem suitable 10 the exclt.
ing occasion Walter Davis, Winlfred
Black aud Polly Pfy" we're each a.
signed 10 write up their sensations 90
the tragedy, and Parker. the man eater
IN the penitenilary, was instructed 10
Tall Of hia sensations ~ a eennibal XIV.
erythlug was nicely arranged. but mis-.
takes are always liable 10 happen, and
Rt unexpected moments. la this case II
was She fault u lhe lawyer. Instead Of
blazing away al the ceiling ~ II was in.
tended. the ehHmp became excited and
wounded both n the proprietOrs, one Of
them seriously, Tie ought 10 be iynched
Cor such bunRling work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
BAR ASSOCIATION.

The New Mexico Bar Association met
Ia Santa Ne on Thursday 10 Ac burned
meeting, President A A. Freeman In the
chair, aud Secretary Bartlett attending
10 his duty
The report OF the banquet committee
and the report Of the committee appoint
cd TO audit the accounts Of the secretary
and treasurer we're approved
The report OF the committee on griey
ances was read, aud action thereon post
poned until The mex, meeting.
A committee was appointed 10 express
the sentiment OF the association on the
death OF the late Thomas y. Conway
Que Of its members, consisting Of Messfs
4 A, fiske, ;. Alexander and X. l. Bart
lett
TIE report Of the committees appointed
10 prepare suitable resolutions upon the
death Of the late Winfield Williams,
through IL chairman, Hon. +. h. Catf0n.
made a report which was adopted. OF
dered spread on tbs minutes and copies
thereof furnished the family and widow
Of the deceased
The committee appointed 10 prepare
resolutions upon the death Of the late
Thomas +. Conway. submitted the fams
and they were adopted. NJ follows.
Whereas, after a long aud useful lite,
death has taken frOm us our friend And
90 labOFeT nj The boz and 10 this Associa
ton, Thomas II. Conway, who, for NOR,
than thirty years, has horne untArniHhei
aud without stain high and honorable
reputation Ia this territory as a LAWYER
aud mau, therefore,
Resolved, That by the death OF Hon.
Thomas Y. Conway, the bar " New Mex
leo and this association have lost mem
Der and this territory % citiz,n who has
I endeaIed himself 10 all with whom he
came In social or professional contact,
by hia professional lesrnlng and
ability, ever guided aud controlled by
/ high professional ideals, by his integrity
OF motive and action, never questioned
or doubted. by his generous sympathy
Tor whatever wa. Just aud manly, aud by
the uniform courtesy which constantly
marked all his relations with his bEeth
zen OF the bar and others.
Resolved, That the members Of tht
New Mexico bar association tender 20 the
bereayed relatives o. our departed friend
their p.dcere sympathy.
HfsOlyed. That these res buttons be
spread upon the minutes Of this assOeia
ton, aud copy thereof duly certified b.
forwarded by the secretary 10 tina rela.
tiyes Of the deceased.
A. =. McMillen. ESQ was elected v CT
president of the Second district; II. r.
Barnes, k.q yiee presiden, OF the Third
district, aud siias Alexander. Rsq.. vice
president Of the Fifth district.
The association then adjourned until
Thursday, 18th inst. when the report OF
The COMMITTEES on grievances will be con
aiharad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
NRM YkAR REsuLuTInNs.


The harysyille, Kansas. News, founded
BY the editor Of THE CITIZEN in 1879,
says,
Tom Hughes, OF the Albuquerque, New
Mexico, CITIZEN, IL getting old. The
chip he carried on his shoulder for
more than quarter Of a century has
been laid away. In the New Year IL,
sue OF the CITIZEN he says: age bring0
conservatism, aud We do not enjoy
newspaper hghls AZ we'll a. we ana
twenty nye or thirty years ago. Let's
put all our little vexaii0ns into = heap
on the New Years day and burn them,
and east the ashes into the wsiera OF
oblivion. and cheefinIlY meet the duties
Of she new year with kind hearts and
irm resolves 90 b8nHht aud upliit fallen
humanity" How does that compare
with the editorials written by Tom fOf
the News from 1872 10 1880. OF with the
aegrchers be has written for fHR CiTI.
zES from 1881 20 the present. hut sag /,
Tom, II Il a sure 20 OF were you Only
making few New fear's paving brick
for hsdes
The chances are that tae resolution
will be- broken POGO pTonto, aud that
this paper will b. a warm number every
day during the approaching campaign.
We are now gathering data and ms
terlal foT the pTetiiesl political fight
ever made In New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
A STRINGENT FOOO Law.

The law enacted by the Missouri leRis-
lature. 4 copy Of which was recently
published 10 our columns, and which
prohibits the manufacture or sale OF ans
article intended foF food or 10 DO used
IN preparation OF food, which contains
alum, arsenic, ammonia. ETC.. places
that state In the lead IN the matter Of
sanitary Legislation.
Laws restricting the use Of alum In
bread have been Ia force la kRgihBd.
Germany ami FAnce io' many years
In this country, In Minnesota. Wisconsin.
Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky aud several
other states. direct legislation Ia refer
ence 10 tn sale VI alum baking powders
has also been affected. Ia several o.
,h-se states their sale Is prohibited un
less theJ ate branded TO show that they
contain alum, ana la the District OF
Go umbia. under the laws VI coDgr,si
the sale OF breai containing alum has
been made illegal
Foil Wiag afe tho nsmB OF some OF
tn brand OF baking powder sold 10 thie
violHl,y which are shown By recent
analysis 20 contain alum. HousekeepeTs
aud grOeers should cot the list out and
keep tot reference:
BAKING POW yERs CONTAINING FLOUR.
:, - ..."."..................c Contain Alum
4
. Mani by Jaq ies MIG Co., Chicago,
OS mas 3n BY Grant Chemical CO. oS chie 40 'm
Mani. BY Hi;o;me baking Powder dia'c Co. Alum
San Francisco
Sani by Perfect baking Powder lsiI Co '''O'"
Glover Leaf .. .,..,,,. -, Contains Alum
Mani by racine Manufacturing CO.
Calumet .,..............,,.. 81. Contains Alum
Mani ev Calumet Baking Powder Co.
Chicago.
In addition 20 these. many gr0cers sell
what they call call ;heir own private or
special brands The powders are put
up for the grocer, snd his name put upon
the labels by manufacturers OF alum
powders The manufacturers. II ~ SAID,
ind their "a tts 10 market their goods
10 this way greatly aided by she ambi
ton OF the grocer 10 sell a powder with
his own name upon the label, especially
~ he can make an abnormal profit upon
Il. Many grocsfs, doubtless. 10 not know
that the powders they are thus pushing
are alum POWDER, the sale OF which
would be mi8dsmeanor under the Law
referred 20.
II IL quite impossible 10 give the
names Of all the alum baking powders.
They are constantly appearing in all
sorts OF DISCUSSES, under different Names
and at all kinds Of prices. even ~ low a.
tiye aud ten cents cents pound. They
can be avoided. however, by tbs house
keeper who will bear Ia mind that oil
baking powders sold q, twenty iva cents
or less per pound are liable TO contain
alum. "a pure cream OF tartar powders
cannot be produced at anything like THE
price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

From the New Mexican.
ca Rivera. OF Santa Ne county, vas
released from the penitsntlary after
sewing n term OF seven yesrs for horse
stealing.
The two Indian police from Dulee LETT
with Trucha, ths demanied Apache, for
the JloArllls sg5rey The trio went over.
land 70 their dnstlnst'on.
Miss Dis,lt', su'perrl lng teacher Of
the Indian schools Ia this district, re.
turned home from an inspe, ton trip 10
Plculls aud raoL Miss Dlsetle speaks
ia glowing terms Of the winter scenery
Ia Taos and Rio Arriba counties. which
possesses charms ani warmth Of color In
winter NOS 10 be found In summer, al.
though ia summer the scenery has 4
beauty aud grandeur Of II own. Miss
Dlsette went over the mountains from
Picuris 10 Taos with u yeRT-old Indian
boy a. a guide. She arrived 81 the Taos
paeblO Just IN time TO take part IN the
Christmas celebration IN che school
house OF the pueblo. The celebration
had been postponed several weeks on &C.
caunt % illness In thu teacher family.
Miss Diaelle said the festival wa one OF
the most enjoyable and unique shs had
syer witnessed Excellent music was
rendered on the mandolin ~ the festival
by Miss Gusdort and on the piano by
Miss Dryer. daughter OF " Dryer
the government farmer, and Mrs. Dwyer.
The government teacher. Miss Dlset;t
says that god work Il being done for
the Indians at Taos by The government
Miss Belle NIX. OF Iowa, Is this guest Of
superintendent and Mrs. II. o Bursum
aud Mr. sud Mrs. ". X. Martin, at the
peniIentiary, She will lecture In 81.
Johns Methodist church Sunday evening.
Miss Nix IL the energetic secretary Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Unicn
o. Iowa.
Fhe stores all closed at Z o'clock Ia ac-
cOFdanee with an agreement signed by
tbs merchants. The fgs bell will be-
tapped every evening at o'clock ~ a
gnal for closing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
LAs VEGAS

From the Optic.
The office safe at Clay a Glysns' livery
stable. was robbed Of small change 10
the amount Of 1855 night before last.
coyote hunting party should h. ar.
ranged before there IL another fall Of the
fakes. Rare sport, IL IL. tracking the
hOwlers 20 their death,
A. r. Buck and Melton Ulibarfi will
drive GU, to Gallinas Springs Monday TO
inspect n dock Of sheep numbering 900
and belonging 10 the latter.
Thos R'ss hal r-csaty -rif an
eighteen acre tract Of land near the asy.
lum; also ilye lots Ia town, on which the
purchasers contemplate building In the
near future.
Manager Arnot, OF the Ludsmann wool
securing plant. says the machinery IL
being kept going every day and there Ia
enough wool In the grease In sight 10
keep the establishment In blast until
next May.
Mr. and Mrs j. \. Duff, OF Cripple
Greek, Colo arrived In the city and are
10 search Of rooms for light housekeep-
Ing. Mrs. Dun Is a newspaper woman
OF considerable experiences, having owned
Snd been connected with several papers
10 Kansas and Colorado.
BManuel A. Sanchez. an sx.rspresenta.
tive In the territorial halls Of legislation,
made inal proof on his Homestead ut the
probate clerks Office and then took the
road In his carriage for his SabinOsO
homs. Other land entries just made fer
100 acres each are those Of NicanoT Ar.
chuletB and Hitherto Saneht z, both Of
the Red river section.
A we'll sunk on one OF Charles ilfeld's
sheep ranches. about eighty miles south
Of the city. with depth Of seventy feet,
Yields sufficient water for 80 900 head Of
sheep. The water Is pumped from the
we'll was gasoline engine put IN by ].
G. Adlon, OF the Las NegAs foundry. and
II IL said by those who presume TO know
what they are talking about that theFs
are hundreds Of places all over the c0un-
try where good water can be obtained AZ
= depth OF htty 10 100 feet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Mrs. MicaAel Curtain, PlAlntilsd, Iil,
makes the statement. that she caugh,
cold, which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for a month by her family physi-
elan, but grew worse. Tie told her abe
was hopeless victim OF consumption
and that no medicine could cure her
Her druggist suggested Dr. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption she bought "a
bottle and 10 her delight found herself
benefited from tirst dose She continued
its use and after taking six bottles. found
herself sound and we'll; nOw does her
own Homework, and II a. well a. she
ever was Free trial bottles OF this
great discovery At j. II. O'Rieily 4 Coz.
drug store. Only 90 cents and tl.OO
Every bottle guaranteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

The Santa Re New Mexican wants to
know what IL She matter with the me.
tropolis Of New Mexico. wherever II may
be. Albuquerque Is the biggest town.
and has a commercial organization that
sometimes does good work Why does
II not get move on itself, 10 use the
English Of the day, and hnd out what the
people OF the place think about statehood
And Las Vegas, too, which made such q
success OF the Rough Riders reunion that
her voice would be listened 10 even in
the executive otllc' Of the greatest state
in the Union why h she now sl9w In
letting the country know what Ia wanted
when statehcOa was the theme upon the
tongues Of all the people there Shen that
memorable gathering occurrsdY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
ASsESSORS' DUTIRs.

Oplnion Of he Solicitor General Upon
Aslhodi Of Haking Tax Rolls.
Solicitor General r. l.. Bartlett has
addressed letter unde date Of Jauuary
II 10 Auditor Louis n Orus which
reads a. follows
"Dear Slr--YOur favor Of this date, In
which yon state the assessment roll "
San Miguel county Is received, attes.ed
BY The clerk aud signed BY the BOard OF
county commissioners, bat that the ~.
SCISSOR has fallei 10 make In the roll q
ta0ulaiek statement or abstract, aud
that ths Tlefk wrote yea tia. the Toll
had not been s'gued before because the
assessor had refused " sign such AZ.
sifaet. and asking II you should accept
Il Ia that condition, aud whe Der IL h.
che duty of the assessor 10 make such
tabulated statement after the board
approves IL, IL received, aud 10
reply would ray that DO hot nnd
sny statute requiring the assessor to
mt he any such Ut straet or tabuihl q
statement, Section 1850, Complied I. US
OF 1877, expressly makes that the outs
OF the clerk. who shall fetain one e0pJ
and seLd one 10 your office Section
a0f0 makes Il the duty OF She county
board 10 app owe the assessment roll,
after which Il Is TO be sent By the CLERK,
AZ above indicated Laws OF 1877, At
page iei, q ction H., makes it Specifically
the DUTY OF the assessor 10 make 40 ali she
assessment rolls, but this does not ia.
clude the abstract above referred 70.
Your second inquiry atAtec that the
santa Ne and Sierra county rolls we're
not signed by the collector, aud ask. II
you shall accept them or return the
sans. / DO not understand that The col
lectOr il required 10 sign any u d. ~
rolls After the assessment roll IL com.
pleted it II turned over 10 the collect n
Tor collection, aud then becomes tor
.iat.
You further state that the rolls Of
Santa Ne aud BefLaiill0 counties DO not
contain the various funds for territorial
purposes, divided In pursuance OF the
levy OF the auditor. and asking what YOU
Are 20 do about the matte. In reply, |
would say that while IL would be- much
more regular and proper for these
ieyies TO % disuibut d az the al.
ditOr directed yet ~ they are all
provided for by specific acla OF the legis
latnrs, aud the auditor simply formally
notifies the different counties OF ihis
special levy, II the total amount levied
tor territorial purposes Of al kinds
quals the amount Of the aggregate of
thu several lsyiei Ot The different terfl-
toFial purposes Il will be sufficient. That
IL TO say, the total territorial lew for all
purposes amounts. believe, 20 l3l6 mills
Tor the present year. This IL made up Of
eight or nine different leyies; Tor terrific
rial Institutions, territorial purposes. In.
terest on The public debt. schools, AZ DC.
iencJ certificates aud other items, aud u
Ia these counties mentioned have placed
In a lump sun for sll territorial pur.
poses 1871 mills, ! think Il would be sui.
neient
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
NtINERAL APPLICATION No. 20

MINERAL APPLICATION No. 70.
"a tnited states Land othce, santa re, hcN
Mexico, December =, 1889. Notice IL
a hereby, gwen ,1ai saly kannaein, whose
the borough of Manhattan. In the CITY,
county and state uf New York ~
j. a. Mclaughlin. hlH attorney Ia fact.
Whose postuhice address Il san Pedro,
70 hs county oi santa ~, Territory OF
New Mexico has made application toJ Unit
ed states patent for tue "Colup sus' lode
mining Cialfu mineral survey No 1O4H Hitu.
ntcd in the NrN Placer Mining " afict coun.
~ ui ran 4 Re, Territory Ut ew dcxlcO, COW
cfiug 200 feet Of the "Columhus' lode Ia an
castcfiy ditrcton from tie Discovery shaft.
ana 900 icvi 300 a westerly direction thrfrirom
AMI lyiuF "a township ~ n ut range Is. un-
HufNcyrut NrN Mexico meridian, aud more
particularly described a. iuliuws3 beginning
inches, set Inches ia the ground. chiselcd
\ lpil, 0ith Conical mound oi stone u iret
uiHll feet base, alongside, whence q, y. l..
~ no. NcN Placer Mining District. santa
, county, New Mexico. heafs . ~ deg eea
20 minutes ~ SECONDS - 0u8e feet distant
and running thence > 40 degrees 40 minutes
W, 1000 feet 10 corner No, 81 q Limestone
marked 1-lufhi thence ~ "a degrees IA mia
uies W. 800 tcet 20 corner No ., = Limestone
ni.rIed ., l0ts thence n. 20 degrees 40 min
urH p ihuo feet 90 corner No.a,a granite stone
ma kcd 4. lOas, and thence 81 ~ degrees III
minutes B., 900 a. to corner 40 4. the place of
beginning Containing 40 ~ aCfrs. The nOtce VI
locatiun ~ this claim II recorded Ia the office
Mexico, AZ page a7i OF buuh No 2 ~ Rec0tds
OF Mining Locations. Ncighboung og al.
luinlng claims are. ON tht east the IOWA aud
New McAiCo' lOdea unh lneyrd, claimants
unkuoNni on the vest a lode mining claim
unsutvcyeu. name unknown, claimants Abrita
and Atand, whose first names arc unknown
No other uriRhhuung Of adjoining ciaitua
kuoNn. MANlhLk X, OTkkD, Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

eyes saw this woman got well and strong
on that remedy. In very short time the
cough stopped her lungs were healed up,
the soreness went away, and she began TAX.
Ing on flesh, Hho herself said Mr. Buliard,
4 owe my life 20 Ackrr's English Remedy.
II q certain curc' In Mrs. Braita
ne'ghhOfhood her recovery has occasl0ned
much comment, o. you eau easily under
sifnd, Her case was one whetc everybody
thought u was only question Of a LITTLE
while until she would die. ] feel u a duty
~ a druggist 30 write this letter. 20 that there
need be no more deaths rom consumption"
tsigncd) r. A BuLLABD, VassaF, Mich.
Sold AZ 25c SOC and o. bottle. thr.ughom
the United States and Canada and IN Eng.
land, al l.. ID, p 3D., y o. ifyou are not
satisfied after buying, return the bottle 90
your druggist, and get your money back
W. authorize ~ ahgfe gsaraHiss
W. H. HOOKER 4 co., Pfoprtoiorsi Nsu iork.
For SAILS by J.. II O'Rielly n Co.