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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Fighting Reported at karee Siding,
North Of BIOemfontein.
SAY BOERS ARE IN RETREAT
Request Made OF rfldug's Garrison
Rhodes Goes Back Eoer
War bulletins,

London. April 90 1850 o.. m.-The re-
port OF The fighting at Karge Siding Sis
miles north OF Glen contained 30 a
special dispatch from BloomlonJaiu toe
day may Doe the first news of the prog
ross OF The British advance on Pretoria,
but even II this were only ana unmuar-
taut sNrmlsh there arc many other inc
d,cauous that Lord Roberts .s either
starting or has already started FOR the
northern goal
A dispatch from Capetown under toe
days date says
1.-THE censorship restrictions have
been greatly increased owing TO the
movements OF the troops
AN the dispatches bear traces Of the
strenuous efforts Of the correspondents
to give their papers an nGlmg OF what
Is afoot
The Beers south Of Bnemfontein are
reported TO be retreat.ug Large come
mands were seen April IS near Thabau
Nchu. moving 10 the north. Their
progress was slow, however, owing 10
the terrible condition Of the country
by way Of Pretoria comes a report
that fever is declmating the MafaSIns
garrison, and a letter from the mayor
OF Mafsldng says Lord Roberts asked
Col. Baden Powell TO hold out until
May 90
Cecil Rhodes returns TO Capetown to-
morrow. The announcement Of bis de-
parture was unexpected. It Is learned
that the so-called "empire-maker
came TO England purely on business
connected with the British Chartered
South African company and the DE
Beers Mine company lie has accom-
plished his objects and hating atten-
tion and not wishing 20 meet people or
freely express his Views has suddenly
determined 10 return 90 South Africa
where he will watch the Interests OF
these two companies
Nr. Rhodes has absolutely refused 10
be interviewed, though privately he
has expressed sca,hing comments on
several OF the generals stlll holding
commands at the front
Lady Gatacre viii be a fellow passen-
ger Of Mr.. Rhodes. She is going as far
as Madeira 10 meet her husband. the
British general who has been sent back
90 England
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20

London. April 2)-The Gazeile ah-
nounces that the queen has conferred
Inc Victoria cross on Major William
Babue of the army medical corps, Tor
bravery al the battle of Colenso MAJOR
paptie went 90 the assistance of wound
ed gunners in The face of "a heavy riIie
are during the fighting Dec. 10 ana later
assisted iu bringing in Maj. Roberts son
OF Cen. Roberts. who lost his lite While
attempting 10 rescue the guns.
The latter feat of Major Bapue. WAS
also accomplished under a severe fusil-
lade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20

Pretoria. April 2o-Maior General
Schalkburger has been gazetted wee
president 0n succession 90 the late Gem
aral Jouber). and Gen. Louis Botha has
been p8zctted acting commaudant gem
eral (suCcDeline Gen Joubert Ia COM
mand OF the Trausyaal forces).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20

Capetown April 20-At O meeting OF
the yolksraad of the Orange FREE
state al Ero0ns,ad today PresL SJeyn
denounced Lord Roberts proclamaIIon
as 'treachery," and declared that as
Great Britains object was their de,
struct1n. their last hope was TO appear
no civilized powers 90 Intervene
frankfort Orange Free state, Thurs
dav Apru l9.-Geu. pelarey has zee
urred from reconnaissance iu force
east of the railroad 20 the Modder river.
he reports that Doe met only i,"
scouts. but that NE saw British iortlh-
cations AN along the hills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-20
Do Wake Nlnc. Licutcnant General

Washington April 2O.-The Senate
flnm..,ea ou military affairs reached
p agreement Go report the bin for the
4 ,gaulzluon OF the army with a
4 lmher o, amendments The ban cons
ieN the rank Ut Lieutenant general up
N iha senior major general ana that
q major general upon the adjutaut
\ .lla' ut tUa army.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
INorEsr evEM IonN y. LARsoN.
A Verdict Returned Ia Aeseraancs win
the FHcta,

A Verdict Returned Ia AeeordaRce with
the Facts.
A coroner's jury, consisting OF Justice
Of the Peace ]. VI. Garcia, Genevevo
Sandoval. DOrOteo Sena, fl0rentinO Sc.
IA, lgnacsO Macs, Nicolas NJ. Agallo,
John Fayette, last evening viewed the
remains OF John II larson, who was
killed on the Santa Fe railroad al Or
Tia, and examined eight witnesses,
members Of the crew who picked him
up. No direct evidence was produced
and the verdict was that Larson came
to his death by .Alling OF or being
pushed from freight train which he
had probably boarded al Las Vegas
The fact that only his head and top 81
the chest was crushed and the lower
part Of his body contained no scratch
while the side OF his head showed
marks as II made by blunt instrument
made the jury hesitate In giving An an
qualified verdict OF accidental death
District Attorney II. G. Gortner repro
scented the county AZ the hearing. w
j. Mcpherson acted "a stenOgrapher
The Jury made as careful an examina
ton as was possible under the circum
stances.
Owing Ia tho Inquest, the local Odt
Fellows did not hold services ove~ this
remains last evening.
Undertaken Wagner shipped the bod,
by Wells Fargo express this f0renOOg
to Holly Springs, Miss, where inter
ment will be made, the Holly SPRING
Odd Fellows lodge bearing the ex
pensos of the shipment and burial. -
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
Dodsoas Automobile.

The first h5rscless carriage seen In
Ration was upon the streets Friday
about 2 O'Clock II was what l. known
as tho iocomobjle. using gasoline for
fuel and steam for motive power. The
machine attracted the attention OF all
passers by and as a moved gracefully
and n0selessly out u town. First street
was lined with lookars-on. Il. l.. Dod-
son OF Albuquerque. owner OF the ma
chine and Is. l.. Camwell. agent Of the
manufacturer, were the occupants Of
the carriage and were en- route from
Denver TO Albuquerque. -RatOn Rs
porter
Mr., Dodson rode On he machine as
FAR as Ribera station IN San Miguel
county. when the machine ran out OF
gasoline. ana he came Oh to Lnmy juno
ton. who're he purchased gasoline,
sending IL back % Rlbsta. ar. Dodson
then came 90 Albuquerque arriving
here Monday night CamWeil la charge
OF The machine pass q through g rilios
yesterday afternoon az 2 O'Clock. aud IL
now overdue Ia r,acniaE the 81 y.
w A. Smith. towa msissal u Gall
lup. came Ia from l..s west last night
ana placed n the county 5a!l James
Bushman. who Niii seryc on a sentcnce
~ sixty days FOR grant larceny and
carry ms concealed deadly weapon.
i}Ltaman stai, q RON n hlankcs from
the Arcade sac D, ana when arrested
AMI his clothing scare "a a pistol was
found concealed on his p,ron. officer
Smith VIII r.tu 20 Gal up 10 nlyhL
" a. Wilson, a. pyrote, .isi Of
the Los AnE. les fre works ftcbry who
was at Chicago ana Kansas cay the
pas few weeks on business vii pass
through The CAV FOR m PasG. Texas to-
night BE has probably fectr.d the
irc works con .raci Tor tn % raso
Mldwinter carnival
J - May. q wen knosn M NJ opera
tor - IN Clch.ti mining district. came
IN from bland iist nlgh and pls % a.
the Grand Central SIC reports the con-
81, ous throughout the disiflci zoe. ana
states that the outiolk zoe a pernausnt
boom IA this coohiA most exeslient
Z. must not be forgotten that q grand
free convert followed rs an hours dan-
cling VIII he held az the Orchearion
hail sssurdly night ANA that a free
concert viii also be hsld al ne same
.thN SUNDAY afternoon. Tha pJale in
yltsa 20 attend
Juegc " W Parker kaI ~ rmei
judge Crumpacksi thaf Ne "a b. here
on saturday mofn.ns. and ai 10 o'eloek
THAI morning az the eeIl house he Nill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

OPENING on LAND COURT.
fmportant Land Gruat Cases Passed Upu
NV Courf

I@pertaRt Land Grnat Cases Passed Upon
by Court
The court OF private land claims me,
Wednesday forenoon At the federal
building. with Chief Justice Joseph Il.
,terd. presiding Justices Thomas G.,
fuller. Wilbur r. Stone and Henry c.
jluss were present, JudE Murray be-
ng absent on account az illness.
The Penasco Largo claimed by HiE-
no Lujan ct al. for $3.50 acres. and by
lenitO Borrego e al for i.6l9s 80 acres
we're confirmed for Santiago Ramirez
52.ies acres. The grants are IN Santa
Fs county.
The survey OF the Santa Rosa de Gu
zero grant was approved IL Is located
BernAlillo county. between santc
Domingo and San Felipe. The court
confirmed the grant TO the exten, Of
i.si5.fss a,res. IL was claimed by Val.
intin Cavea q BaCa.
The corrected survey Of the Arroyo
Fiondo grant in Taos county was ap'
proved IL was claimed for % 900 acre.
~ Julian Martinez. el al and IL con
armed for 20G29.3s acres. IL IL located
near AmiEett
An order % the court was entert
amending the decree % the cOnfirm0
Ion OF the Mesilla colony grant 50 ~
20 define the boundaries.
Yesterday morning the court took ~
he survey OF the San MattO sPrlnl
grant In Bernaliilo county. claimed by
Roman A. Baca for s,sa7.ts Rcr,A Ties
tlmony was submitted By both sides.
Hon. T. u. catron movs for re-
learing in the matter OF the resurvc,
ordered for the Nueeta Sonora de Ia
.uE de las Lagunitas OF Antonio i3aca
grant In Bernahilo county, claimed b
Hon. NJ. 8. Otero for ta.SbS.3 acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Il the worst kind Of poverty. However
rich a woman may BE-, II her health II
epoog she Il poor indeed. She has no
appetite for food and the choicest dishes
cannot tempt her. SIZE turns aud toascs
through a restless night ON a couch
which might WOO an empress 10 slumber.
She has no strength for household cares,
40 delight Ia social pleasure. She sits
Hperked up IN Clustering grief wearing
q golden sorrow.n She u a wife and
mother. But she has no happiness ia
either relation. She knows her hushand's
life IL set in tune and time 10 the minor
niusic of her own misery. II her child
laughs on cries her nerves culver with
pain.
Ask such a woman n she would like 10
BE- we'll; 60 BE- her hushand's comrade,
her child's playmate. Could there BE-
bat one anFwcrf
Such a woman can get we'll n ahe will.
All her symptoms indicate e diseased
condition Of the delicate womaniy on.
gaiiisfn. Cure that condition ard the
woman will he lifted up to the full en-
ioynent Of health.
Ia ninety-eiglt cases ont Of every hun.
drcd Dr. Picrcc's Fnvoritc Prescription
will cure womanly diseases, will restore
The womaniy health. Il has cured tens
Of thousands ot women many Of whom
had been given up by physicians and
friends. II IL essentially medicine for
woman'e ills II dries enicebling drains.
II heals Inflammation and liberation. II
cures female weakness and bearing down
pains. IL tranquiiiEcs the nerves, re-
stores the appetite and gives refreshing
sleep
Ufavorite Prescription" differs from
almost all other medicines put up for
woman's use in that Il contains no alco-
hol tnd Is entirely freq from opium, CO.
caine and all other narcotics. Il is In
the truest sense Of the term q fsss-
AfyaDse ule,iieiae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
OVER IN rHE SANDALS.
a Fsw Mines showing ~ Nicely The AL
sodonos sansitsr Again.

sodonos sansitsr Again.
r. II. Van Horn. IN la MADEIRA can
yon. waa a visitor TO this city yester-
&c T. He has struck some rich gold ore
in the tunnel he has been working this
winter. and II indications on the surface
and Ia the drift 80 for anything no has
one OF the biggest gold propositions IN
New Mexico. The country rock 70 a
brotite and the mineral bearing lode i
block quarts sulphide.
The MRceo mine now has 700 feet %
development work and the work Is now
progressing IN O-foot vein u better
than go ore and within the past two
days the values are even better than
the aL5ys fgures Tbs Maceo has now
upwards OF 10 tons Of pay ore on tho
dump TIE owners contemplate putting
ia eoncvntralor In me early Spring
Of next year
The smslter az Algo1onea. AccSrdiHg
~ The Citizen correspondent az that
town. Il now an assured fact as work
has already oommencsd on the plant.
AlsodoDss will make one ~ the best
ameliinE points IN the territory, ~
thsrs u plenty Of good cOking coal
ilmsstons. iron ore and water Near b..
ana there 10 an abundance % lead ore
10 Say nothing % ths sold silver and
copper ores Ia the sandia mountains
within wagon hauling distance % this
enterprise. which 10 backed ~ Colorado
capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

sral asya here. has rons 70 wAirsus up
north.
r. q. rsntt. In ne employ q Gross.
Blackwell a Co. Il on the sick list Ia {
sunday. while out driving. he f,il from
the buagy. and sustained several tel
injuries.
.. a. Pcgue. the ohllgirg ana papulir
manager Of W l.. Trimbie a Co.'S staGe
and exprtus line. came In from Thorn
ton last night on business. Nc re-
turned north this morning.
Joe Barnett and Lou Hois. two well
known hunters. left lssi night for the
tornado dei Muerto country between
Engie and Rlncon. They took along
With them their guns and dogs. and
will hunt for several days
=. n. Harroun. the hydraulic engl-
necr who vas up north measuring the
now Of water In the RIO Grande. came
IN iaxt night and viii rest up a day
or two here. before continuing south 90
make similar mcasureE ents.
Yesterday. Mrs Fred Maruhiii. wife
Of the Easi Railroad avenue coal deal
~, was In receipt Of the news that her
father died az Beaver Dam. Wisconsin,
"Wednesday afternoon. The fune o. oc-
CURED AZ Madison, Wis. this Afternoon.
Edwin owen - contemplating trp
IN the coming February TO the Philip
pinea. where he expects 90 secure a
"at" through the influence and reccm-
incubation OF his friend. Ralph Merle,
Edwin IL q sten0Erasher and tyfewti-
ter. and Il now employed IN that capa-
city at the law once ~ De'egale. elect
y q Rodey.
Mrs Simon stern, the wife Of the
we'll known and popular Railroad ave.
nue. clothler. entertained az Odi Fol-
lows han last night. II was one OF the
nlccat fun dress amhits that has occur
red In this city. ana an who wers pres
INT took advantage Of the occasion O.
ipppar In their very best AMI pre- tlesi
costumes Prof ID Ma~ro's orchestra
furnished most exquisite music for the
cancers, while al intervals during toe
mary whiri small tables were placed
conveniently IN the hall and the guests
partOOk % refrcshmenls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

The XRaiss naEaar last night Xoesd-
81 all Expectations a large crowd was
pressny. and the Presbyterian ladies
Nertsd themselves 20 chs utmost The
supper was superb and ss much vac
taken IN AT the supper IN the iirst night
as ever has been received In two nights
The whole city seemed 90 turn out. The
supper nom and the booth room we're
just jammed The receipts were about
$50 surprising any previous EFFORT of
abe ladies. although they always have
d0nf invariably well.
Many said they had sever tg.ssed such
@ churh supper. ans ttai Il WAS worth
mors than was paid. The ladies have
made arrangements 20 take ears OF a
large crowd and viii serve supper al ;
O'Clock tonight. when none will 10 re-
Qulred 10 walt for such arrangements
have been n ade that those who come
nrst viii be served frst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

~ the library mandanus ease while
Judge crnmpecker Will hear arsuments
N the ncequia election mandamus case
% Old Albuquerque. Attorney Wiker-
son yesterday Instituted habaa corpus
PROCEEDINGS In the hope o. securing the
release from iall Of Mr.. ana Mrs. ira y.
Henry, charged with infantlcile. This
morning Judge Crumpacker put on Tie
habeas CORPUS case until the return Of
Deputy sheriff Newcomer from caiifor-
MIA.
Jack Creighton and wife ana w.
Keesler came IN from Bland last night,
and for the time being have taken
MONS a tho Grand Ccntral. Mr.
Creighton n one ~ the new partners
who recentiy purchased the "Concy ISL
and" resort on Railroad avenue n -
understood that one Of the rrtiring mem
bers of the resort. Waite Locke will 70
20 Santa Fe. and rcmnin there until af-
ter the territorial legislature adiourns
Rev. E. "a. Ashmun. who visited Sill
Yer city returned here this morning.
ana will continue 90 his home at Je-
rome. Arizona.
Judge J. W. Crump tcker. residing on
West Copper avenue states that his
fine peacock has deserted his spouse and
his whereabouts are at present I'M
known. II any one SECS or hears OF a
stray pnacock. Just remember the hand
some fellow belongs 70 Judge Crum-
packer
,. N Hale. who. with his wife. made
AbuQuerque hia home and headquer-
Ha4 L. -
north last night ana D. aroun1 inter
viewing the heal hardware msfchants
he representing the wyoth Hardware
company % 81 Joseph, No.
a. Frcudenberg a general merchant
~ Bernalillo. came IN from the worth
last night put up az SturEgs' European.
and Is around to-day Interviewing tho
{ local Wholesale merchants. AT. Freu-
denberg expects a gOod holiday trade at
Bernaliilo.
Mrs. A. l. Mahaney. form spiy . resi-.
dent here n IN the city and viii b. the
guest % Mrs A. u Whitaon for several
weeks. af.er which she viii 40 to ohio
g. visit relatives. Dr. Mahaffey "a at
Hoopa. Cal. where the family now re-
side
Il. A. blaine. L. s. Miller and J. W
Jones, % Bland. are three miners who
are IN the city to-day from the Cochitl
minlns district.
All things are now ready for the Pres
byteran zaEaar An Xcelient supper
will be served at o'clock tonight and
Tomorrow night.
J. f. Wilson aad wife. from ottum-
wa. Iowa. are among the notherners
who are now IN the territorial metro
polls and have registered 81 tire Hotel
Highland
J. u. Richards. a M ner who has faith
IN the prospect holes % the Las Piaol-
tas district. near BernaHlio. came IN
last night to purchase some supplies
and camp provisions
J. y. Hannn and wife. q LaFSin,
Mo-. and A. II. swsnk and wife. OF Free
mont Ohio. are visitors who arrived
last nlght and have settled themselves
az the Hotel Highland
II Is understood here that the coal
miners Of the Gallup district will hold
a rousiBg meeting al Gallup Sunday
afternoon for the purpose Of organising
themselves into a union.
George l.. Beilamy and wife. % Mont
gomery city. NO. are at the Grand
Central They are health seekers. and
were advised. especially Beilamy. to
seek the fine winter climate OF the RIO
Grande valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
onusuED To DEArH.
Accident, Attended with Fata, RssuIis.
Near SILVER city.

Near silver city.
John A. wheeler. tramp. fell under
the wheels OF the outgoing passenger
train Sunday evening about I'VE rifles
below town, and was not discovered un-
~ the arrival Of the incoming Daasen-
Eer next morning. lie died sharliy AT
ter being taken 60 the hospital.
When tho regular train about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. was passing
a point about ave miles beiow the de-
pot the passengers noticed q man lying
alongside tap track badly injured. I'm
mediately upon the train reaching the
depot. Drs Wood and Williams were
summoned ana the trAia returned to
where the man wac seen. lie was plae-
"a on board and brought into the city
and Rftnerwerda taken 10 the Ladies
hospital Both feet we're crushed. the
right below the ankle. the left above
When he WA found. he was greatly ex-
hansted. but on the return trip revived.
sOmewhat, and stated that he was seek
sng work. being a plumber BY trade and
having come to silver City f"em Phoe-
nix a few days aGo, with the sxDecta-
ton % obtaining employment ~ Fort
Bayard No, being S1coeasfui In his ef-
forts. he crawled under one or the
coaches Of TIE passenger train sunday
svsning ana faIiing anisep, was thrown
underneath tbs wheels. After the ac-
oidsut be made his way fully twenty
feet TO a cuivert under the tracks
where no remained all niehi, suffering
tortunsa from his injuries Nnd thirst
and cold. he managed 70 crawl hack 20
the tracks again 81 The morning IN hors
0f securing rellcf. lie gave his ags a.
is years and SAID he was orig finally
from g. Louis.
ne was o. weakened from the shock
ana exposure that be died AZ The hes.
pitai shortly after nesn,--lndsDendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Notice 10 hereby given tbHs BY xptue Of an rHe,
cutiun issued Oui Of the DlstgM Souf Withif
and for the County " BefnalHo, la caHse No
sails. wherein May Finch, aeadmi nisltAtFi1 III
ihe estate ciArhnr l., finch Recessed, " piain
10 lowing property, t0-gH
One large gray horse one large bay horse
one biack horse and one|aonel horse, two aeii
OF double hniucw sud Qf4e heavy wagon
NOsicr 30 hereby gives that On seiur' ~, the
2and day 81 Dfcembcr1 300, al the hour uf tef
o'clock a M, az thr frt#t doof ~ she ulflcc o
G. w Graves, ileiicr Sethe peace. IN the Iosr
~ Bland, IOuuty Of #fn aiillo ssuTcaaid, vii
oucr the ahovN desc ~ a properly flr ealc n
public aucti0n No th@hiRheat and beat blddcl
tor cash 10 fnttlF thh Judgment IN said caubc
amounting, NliftjntHIceta rnd costs "a tbc dsy
~ sale, nOl lncludR HhrcFuing cost, 60 the sun
ol -four hundred. ~ zone and ip.tO0 dollars
UHoaAs y. HunnNLt.
ShFfin of flrTualliln Cuunly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

The following are the new oficers ~
he Knights Of the Maccabces TO &c. We
tuTing the ensuing term: II. X. dlntry,
'onmanisr, ~ ohasl O'Dshnsl. l,sa-
enart commander; II. d. johnson. rec
1ri keeper; c. A. Hawkes.. finance keep
=; r. A. Allen, SCI geant; J. S. Horton.
'haplaln' u. Pinter. master at arms
Dr. Pearce. physician; Charles Webb,
sentinel; W. r. Bell. picket, Ths lodge
instructed h. X. Gentry. a. chairman
n the entertainment committee. TO have
1 turkey supper prepared for The next
lodge night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

W. s. Lackny. one OF the pioneers OF
he west. who came TO New Mexico In
1913. settling with his family at Red
River Springs. = again In Las Vegas.
IN the early days he was the only white
nan in that section He went into the
'tOck business and there he has lived
cor twenty-five years. He has just re-
turned from Clayton. n. NJ. whore he
turned over to his son. Royal s75 head
Il high grade Herefords. Mr.. IAckey
ain leave in a few days for san Rafael.
Gal. where he win spend the holidays
with his daughter. Mrs. ]. 4. Me-
Namara.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Father J, u. Fayet. who has been
parish priest al san Miguel. n A.. FOR
the past uhirty-fiye years. has given Up
his charge there ON account or ~ health
and r. now al the Sisters sanltafium.
IN santa ~. Father Fayet came 90
New Mexico from France In 1885. estah-
fishing a parish a. Anton Chico forty
four years ago. After remaining there
for nine years ne went 10 the San Mi-
Elel parish. lie IA nearly seventy years
% age. bat HE general appearance
would Indicate that he n not over nifty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
SANTA VE DISTRICT couRr,
salts Eiisd A sstnst Twelve Insurance Com
Psniss.

salts FiIsd A sslnst Twelve Insurance Com
Psniss.
Yesterday FORENOON Men. T. b. CatroE
and A. u. RenekAn. attorneys for the
santa Re Mercantile company. nied
suits 81 santa Re against the following
insurance companies for the amounts
stated. being Insurance on the stock OF
the Fanta Re Mercantile company,
which was destroyed or ruined by the
are which reduced 20 ashes the Ortiz
block. corner Of san Francisco street
and Don Casper avenue. In tina. town
Norwich Union Fire insurance com
pany s7.02AS7; Continental insurance
company. $4,000 Hartford. tSe36ea.
North British A. Mercantile. ts.c3Ges,
Springfield Fire and Marine u iit.eo;
orient. t2.ss2.fs. London and L4anca
shire. tsoss 80; National 81 oi3.ss. Saint
Paul Fire and Marine Si0is a.; Atlas
Assurance. si.0l7ls: American Central,
q. esses Paiatlne, t305S.