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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
NEWS


From the New Msrican.
The Ortla block ON San francisco
street u stan an unaightly ruin. but ru-
NOR has u that n fine business block h
to be- put 40 on tho site next spring.
The high nagpole on the Fort Marcy
reservation h leaning over 10 a dan
gerous degree. A. school children play
around Il daily Il should be hewn down
10 prevent any accident.
The local butchers say that there will
he no advance In the price of meat
during the winter. despite the report
"a scarcity Of cattle and che manipula-
tlon OF pork az the Chicago stock ex-
change.
J. y. McNulty, manager Of the Amer
lean Turquois Mining company at
Turquesa. ~ IN the city on business,
re has decided 90 erect a large and
uommodiOus residence and building az
tho mines Of the company In order 10
be 1car them.
Mrs J. Freudeastein. OF Parfai, alex.
- the guest 81 her sister. Mrs A. uus-
dorf Mrs. Freudenateln and Mra. Gus
dorf will on Saturday SO 10 Begnaiillo
- MNANMA 'NNN MENhtNnI ~ hANfA RA1NffNhi
Edward Sanders to Aiiss wisbrunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines and
niece. Miss Eva pouEherEy. have lefi
To- Chicago. whore Miss Doueherty Will
have her eyes operated upon.
Prof. E l.. Iiewett, president % the
formal university at Las Vegas. viii
on Friday evening lecture 10 the ar
Genealogical society OF this city. Tbs
meeting will be held In the high school
room on the Fort Marcy reservation
Those not members OF che cocisty VIII
be charged % cents admission.
Hon. n. .. Bgmum has return =
from s0cofro. lie Informs the New
Mexican that the repubu ia1 county
conv, ntion for che purpose Z nominat-
ing legislative ticket Tor SocOrro and
Sierra counties and county ticket fol
scc0rro county will be held az
O'Clock y. m. on Monday. the 18TH Inst
The convention viii consiet OF ninety
ak delegates. Mr.. Bursum has looked
over the political neld IN socorro coun'
y aud Is % the opinion that the re-
prbiicanS will elect the entire iegisla.
tive ticket Of the district and the entire
county ticket as well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
onARLEa y. moREHouaE.
ne Is the Nev Commissioner ~ Coisrasi'
Railway Associations.

ne Is che Sew cssnmissloner ~ ceiorsae
Railway Associations.
Charles ~. Moorehouse, general agent
o. the freight department Of che Atchi-
aon, Topeka a santa Re railways Col
orado division. has been appointed 60
the position OF commissioner and chair
man % the various Colorado railway
bureaus and associations, 20 succeed
Charles L. wellington. who on nent
Monday win ansume his new position
~ trafic manager % the Colorado a
Southern railway. The appointment OF
Mr.. Moorehoune viii be confirmed to-
day al a meeting Of the executive OH
GERS % the roads connected with the
bureaus and associations over which
he win preside. Mr.. Moorehouse YIN
be commissioner OF the Denver a Rio
urandr asaociatson, composed Of the
Denver 4 Rio orande and the Colorado
a southern. enc Colorado freight bu-
reau. SECRETARY Of the COLORADO Ter
mlnai Lines association. Joint agent %
the Denver Bureau OF Coal Statistics.
and secretary OF che Denver Local Pas
senger association. besides the so
called Colorado roads that are a part og
the Colorado Railway association. over
which the new commissioner VIII pre-
eide. Ire Darlington. the Union Pa
clhc, the Rock Island and the Santa
Ne are interested. and VIII be repre-
scented BY him.
w. n. Blddle. freight trafiic manager
az Ghe santa Re. and J. N. Johnson.
third vice president and freight trafiic
manager OF the Rock Island, VIII be IN
the city to-day. together with Presi"
dent Purify and number Of the mem
bers OF the board Of directors OF the
Rock island. presumably to take Q
hand Ia the readjuatment Of ofiicial po-
sltions OF the roads, that have been up
Get for several weeks by the changes
that have taken place. Mr. Johnson
win no doubt make the selection OF q
man 90 take the place with the SAINTS
Ne that will be vacated by Mr.. Moore
house.
Mr, MoOrehouae came 20 Denver fiys
yeAua ago from Ei PaSo Texas. where
he had been for ave years before tbs
district freight and passenger agent
OF the santa Ne and for ave years be
fore eolng 70 El Paso had been with
tine ntANT NWNM ~ HAAt'AH KA"HNHNl~'
and freight positions throughout the
southwest. making fifteen years In oil
that he has served with the Santa Fe
Tie began his railroad career with tbs
wisconsin Central, but nearly all Of
his railroad experience has been gained
with the road that he has been with %
long. Mr. MOorehouse was born In Wis
cunzin thirty-eight years ago. where
he was educated. finishing 1T Beloh
college. He is an exceedingly afahls
man and a great favOrite not only with
che railroad people. but with hosts OF
1ther friends IN Denvsr.-Denver Re
publican.
NOte-Charles II. Moorehouse wal
station agent for the Santa Fe Railwa,
company at sooorro In 1885. and wal
from there promoted 20 the same DO
sition at Albuquerque. After remain
ing here about year he was sent q
El Paso, since which time his promo
tlona have come thick and fast. TIT
citizen extends congratulations to Mr.
Moorehouoe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
HARRYPowEN.
CLERK III said Count


TSrritosy OF New Mexico. County of Der.
nalillo, IN the District Court.
Thomas a. ftnical, Plaintiff, ". Emily
ltatn and the 1fll1aoWn heirs 81 the said
Emhy Hafh, Defendants. No. 6ti0.
10 the above named Emily Hath aud her
heirs, whose names are 70 tbs plAintin
You are hereby notified that an action
haA been begun against you IN tbs Dis
trlct Court Tor the County u bOrnaiillo,
IN the Territory u Now Mexico, wherein
tbs said piaintit, T'homan "A. btnical.
asks that the estate IN and 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate situated IN
The CITY 81 Albuquerque, County u Her.
nallllO, and Terrlfory % New Mekico, TO-
ait, l0i ten 1iOl Ia block two a. IN tbs
Iaca Addition 10 tho City q Aibuquer-
vorae claims 0f yourselves - detondanta.
and that voa b barred and forever -.
topped from having ana Claiming any
plaintiff and that plaintiffs ttte 20 said
real estate b torgyer quieiea enc - ~
rest, and THAI unloes you enter your aps
poaFance or cause The same Y % ento! 90
n said cause Vn o. bsioir MONDAY, ur
fault viii b rendered arainnk yon, apa
lAkcn as confessed. =, f. a,.,,.,,
a. W. JOHNSTON.
AWorney Tor pialptin.
once and poatofnoe addrooa. AipuQuef.
que, New heaico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Flom the Range.
Thee. Gardner, an old time Ration
boy but lately OF Colorado springs. IL
visiting HIN mother and sister In this
city.
Engineer A. w. Ayres and wife re-
turned home sunday after a two weeks
visit In Pueblo, Col. They took In the
street fair while In THAI city.
Three ear loads OF vegetables, con-
sisting OF cabbage, squash and celery,
were shipped from Ration the firbi OF
the week 70 Nevada. Mo. They were
grown on the Baldwin ranch.
The republican county central COM
mittee met ana reorEanized BY elsctinR
A. q. Dawson, chairman, and j. +,
Bracket, secretary. The campaign
committee consists OF G. A. Whlied, G.
NJ. Bayne. Jas. Cory. A. l.. Hobbs and
Miguel Archuleta, An active cam
paiFn has been outlined and the work
ers are already In the field.
on September 2ist. l. I. hixenbaush's
saloon building. known a. me Half
Way House was destroyed by hre' He
was Insured for three hundred dollars
In the Fire Association OF Philadelphia.
on October qth J, II. walker 81
agent for said company paid AT. hix-
enbauEh the full amount.
W. a. Stephenson, representing the
Globe Democrat. ives Ia the city sew
eral days during the week looking az
ter the interests OF that paper. MT
Stephenson accompanied the Roosevelt
party from Cheyenne 90 Denver ana u
very enthusiastic sn referenoe 20 ths
manifested Interest q the people d
Colorado, IN the suocssa Of the reDubli'
can ticket he thinks y not AZ Az an
likely that Colorado may b. found N
the Mckinley column. senator VOL
cott 10 making a hsroic hsht ana az
serves success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

the IA. =. Laws company will be
here IN a few days. making q stand Of
two nights a. che Neher opera house,
October 18TH and 18th. The firss niSht
viii b. Ten Nights In q bar Room"
This beautiful drama depicts q series
OF truthful scenes In the course OF a
drunkard's life. Some o. them are
touching IN che extreme ana s0me are
dark aud tefFibls. step By step n por-
eraysd che downward course o. tempt
Ing vendsr and he ipfltuated victim
until both are involved In h0peleas
ruin. The play IL marred by no eHag
gsraalons, bat exhibits tbs acsualisies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
a REWARD OFFERED.
a Hrother Eager Cor the Capture % Mfs.
MeAtes's Aaaatian1

a brother Eager Cor the Capture % Mt.s
MeAtes's AsaatianL
a reward OF $500 will be paid for tha
arrest and conviction Of the aasailant
OF Miss Annie McAtee, who was at
tackled while on the way from aaored
Heart church 20 her home. No. $3.50
Humboldt street. last Friday night.
The money haa been deposited IN the
First National Bank OF Durango and
will be paid by Eugene Mccarthy OF
st5s-Ste0 Humboldt street 20 the person
earning.
Patrick y. McAiee, a brother OF the
Injured woman. n agent for the Den
Yer a RIO 0rande Railroad company
az Durango. A. soon ne he saw In the
Denver papers that his sister had been
assaulted he wrOte % his mother APP
prising her OF his intention OF Offering
n reward Mr.. Mccarthy, who o. a
friend Of the MoAtee family, immedi-
ately consented 10 act az Mr. McAtee's
agent and agreed to pay over the 500
a. SON az earned.
Speaking last night OF the assault on
Miss McAteo. Mr.. Mccarthy said he
was convinced that the family would
have % look TO private sources for the
detection and conviction OF the mys-
torious enemy Of women.
THE police" said ne, ARE busy at
tending 10 politics In the daytime and
at night they are busy attending prise
fightB."
There was no change IN the condition
OF Miss McAtee yesterday. Instead
% recovering the use OF her senses. AZ
expected by the surgeons, she remain
ei IN a semi-unconacious state. Al
times she would answer questions. but
no lucid account OF her encounter with
the Capitol hill murderer could be Sc
cured. The police have az yet done
nothing on the case and there 10 every
reason 20 believe that the McAtee ease
will be lost In the same pigeon hole IN
which repose the reports ON the MUIR
der Of Mrs. LILLIAN Beil.-Denver Re-
publican. October 10Th.
The Albuquerque brother is anxious
~ waiting news that hif sister In re-
covering the use Of her senses. Sut all
the kilograms he has received merely
gives him a single ray Of hope-that H.
that she Il apparently improving bu,
still IN a dangerous condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Important Dselslon.

TAe Jury AZ Santa re brought IN .
verdict for the defendant In the Inn
p0rtant mining oase OF he 0alisteO
MininE company W. James Lucas. in
volying mining properties valued at
sib0. 900. and directly or Indirectly rcis-
iRg questions az 10 the title OF mineral
lands IN southern santa re county es-
timated 60 contain tsOoo,0oo In gold.
which the 0aiisteo Mining company "a
seeking so recover By a new procenn
invented BY Thomas A. Edison.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Two Ag0r0 Women Who
Acknowledge ire H0lR
they Nave RoOOlwed fSOEls
Asrss PEnACfsassss

"DEAR MRs. PtEKHAM--The doctor
Gays / have congestion OF the womb,
and cannot help me. There IL aching
m the right side Of abdomen, hip, leg,
and back. II you can do me any good,
please write -- Mus. NINA CHASE,
Fulton, N. ", December 20, 1897.
DEAR Mrs. PINKBAM--I followed
your Instruction., and now / want
every woman suffering from female
trouble 10 know how good your advice
and medicine IL. The doctor advised
an operation. l could not bear 70
think OF that, 40 followed your advice.
! got better right of. / took six bottles
Of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and used three packages Of
Sanative Wash also took yopr Liver
Pills, aud am cured. Mas. NINA
CHAsE, Fulton, N. Y, December ~,
1898.
"DEAR Mas. PNEHAM--Have been
suffering for over ? year and had three
doctors Az time IT menstruation I
suffer terrible pains I'm back aud
ovariea. have headache nearly every
day, aud feel tired all the time. The
doctor said my womb was out OF place.
Would be 80 glad II you could help me. "
Mas. CAKr Noss, Sac City, Iowa,
August /, isps.
a" Please accept my sincere thanks for
the good your advice aud Lydia u.
Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound has
done me. | did everything you told
me 10 do, and used only three bottles.
and feel better In every respect. -.
MHs. CARL Voss, Sac City, Iowa, March
%, 1899.
Asrss PERkrhasss has Fifth
TbOgsaSS SssOh letters "a
Above on File ~ Her Of
foe She AEaGs0s no State
1seBfS Size Oann0g Prove.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
W. a. sIssEIL DEAD.

Cancer Terminated Career of Well kaoWn
Railway aRn.
W. n. Bisseil. a railway man wen
known throughout the United States,
died Sunday night Of cancer. az the
southsrn Pacinc hospital IA San Fran
cisco. aged hfty-six years
lie waB auditOr OF che Missouri Pa
cine for ave years. resigninE 20 accept
a similar one with the Fairhaven a
southsrn railway.
A. the time Of his death he occupied
a pnominent position IN the freight de-
parlmsnt OF che Southern Pacific.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Notice of salt.
Territory VI New MsHico. couEly oi Befnal.
lilo, IN the District Count.
blanchard Meat and supply com.)
pany, fiaiutn, ~ Kyoy
W, fHo'efef
High kee, Defendant.
To the shove named defendant. High Kee
uu art hereby nutlhed that an action has been
begun aF1inN nu Ia the district court, uittlng
within and iuf The county Of hefnaiiilO. terri.
tory of NeW MckicO, wherein the blanchard
Meat and supply company seeks 90 recover
lud4 meut against you Ia thg sum ~ eiK hun.
died aud thy dollars and costs Ol suit, and
n your property known ~ the Hal o. High
Nee Restaurant situate a No, All Railroad
avenue IN he city of Albuquerque, ln said
county, has been aitached fOr the purpose II
satisfying said claim; aud that unless you en-.
trf you appearance % said action on o. before
Saturday, Novelnbef a. 1900. Judgment will
% rendered u said gauae against yoa ~ de-
iauls and your said properly sold 70 satisfy
said elslm that Che Dssnes of the attorneys ~
plainuh are johnson a Finical, whose post.
piiiee and business address D AiBnoueique,
New Mexico.
HARRY y. OwKR.
CLERK III said Count.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Whereas. Emil 4 s'0hei aud liafhafa atoi.
lei. bis wife. did and by ! ceftal0 deed II uult,
Mated November a., 1901, AID f4cQfie4 NJ
nonk "a TIual Dceos. page 90 " ne once
hi IN probate clefk AID "a .nlnclo fucnfdel Qi
DE Comfy ~ Haiunii.lN Territory ~ New
NexlcO, conveyed 10 thf undersigned, jacob
KOfllrI, % trustee. the fulI5NinN deNttiuNd tNal
asiaia and plemtG9a. iusNli -.
All that ceraln piece III land situate a. Alnn-
ouefdua New Mealcn. aud huuun a tui uau
befcd louI ttl IA bloch numbered thfes 90 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
MRS. PsakhaRs HolpS
Two Women Through
Change Of life ana Cures
Another Of SEoFfIIfys
Read Their Letters

"DEAn MRs. PiEKHAN feel that it
IA owing - Lydia 4. Pinkham'a Vege-
table Compound that I am alive to-
day. IL has taken me out OF a sick
bed where l had lain for sin weeks
with a good doctor 10 tend me twice =
day. Ny trouble was change Of life,
had fTequcE. hcmorrhages. Your medi-
cine checked the flow right away. /
am now able 81 do all INV work. and
backache Ia unknown. ! am forty
three years Of age and enjoying good
health. - Mas. ANNIE FosTER, Cascade
Locks, Oregon.
"DKAR MRs. PINEuAn when first
wrote 10 you, was la n very bad con-
dillon. I was passing through the
change OF life land the doctors said
had bladder and liver trouble. had
suffered for nine years. Doctors failed
20 do me any good. Since have taken
Lydia Y. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound my health has improved very
much. will gladly recommend your
medicine 10 others and am sure that ~
will prove as great a blessing 20 them
rs u has 20 me. ~ Mas. aKo. III. june,
Dol De Kalb Ave, Brooklyn, y. Y.
"DEAR MRS. PNKHAM--It was my
ardent desire TO have a child. had
been married three years and could
not become q mother, 80 wrote 10 you
10 find out the reason. After follow
Ing your kind advice and taking Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, |
became the mother OF beautiful baby
boy, the Joy Of our home He II fat,
healthy baby, thanks 20 your medi-
cine. "-Mns. MINpA FIEKLK, Roe,
zoe, Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Of ne with 4 geyeta almplici,y end "a
hersnee 70 truth lhat glkena % pyery
picture q photographic yividness Yhq
large audiences seem % be IN hlll sym
PATTY with the moral Of the story. ana
laugh al sample Switched, aympathize
with poor drunken Joe Morgan, and
weep ~ the death Of Little Mary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
BERNARD =. noDEY,

The nominee OF the republican party
Hon Bernard 3, Rodey, Is q resident Of
Albuquerque IN Bernalillo county. He
has been a resident u Albuquerque for
che past evenly years, a lawyer BY
profession. and has been an ardent and
sealoas worker In the ranks Of the re-
publican party during bis long resi-
aenca IN New Mexico. Mr.. R0dey n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Notics ~ suit 20 Quiet title,
In the District Coun VI Befnalilio county, New
MEXICO.
Ennice Mccleiians
Plaintiff.

Plaintiff
"
Arthur Amblusio. Clara No, b074
and Alfred funke,
heirs ~ Louis fuuke,
Defendants.
The eald defendants are By this notified that
suit entitled a. here set cut has been died
against them BY The fald plsiupn that he
name and pOsioiicc address ~ the ulaiuuns
attorney 10 y. \. kudry, ALBUQUERQUE y M.i
that tbs general objects ~ said suit ia "a uniri
The title in plaintiff 10 piece a land sogih u
the City 81 Aluuqucque. iu sta county, knuNn
- the "Funke Place" which IL SO afas wide
nom north 10 south, and runs from the old ia.
fclas Foa. on the wrhi, 90 the light uf wy of
the Aichisun, Topeka a santa fe kailsay on
the east, and 20 which ahr alleges the said de-.
PENDANTS nakr some claim adftf g Ga her title,
and that unless you the said defendants and
faCh oi you enter your appear nee IN said
cause IN said count n the curr hpute ~ old
AihuqueIQuf, n ~ d, on az before the afd day
" November. AID. 1900, judgment viii b. rem.
dsIed therein BY default aRalnsty uu such IT
you ~ thus fail 10 appcaf,a q the relief prayed
lqt % proper piouf made Nili be- sfanicd 90
the plaintiff
HARRY = ONHN,
Clafk gi said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Women,
H0nH0nPb0F
! This
' Fact

That IN addressing Mrs. Pinhham
you are communicating with n woman
a woman whose experience Ia treat
Ing woman's Ills II greater than that
Of any living person male or female.
A woman can talk freely 20 wo-
man when II N rLvolting 10 relate her
private troubles % n man,
Many women suffer In silence aud
drift along from bad 10 worse, know.
ing full we'll that they should have
immediate assistance, but q natural
modesty impels them 10 shrink from
exposing themselves 10 the questions
and probable examination Of even
their family physician. IL a unneces.
anry. without money OF price Won can
consult woman. whose knowledge
from actual experience Il unequnled.
Women suffering from any form ~
female weakness are invited % freely
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham ~
Lynn, Mass.
Al isttera are received, opened.
read and answered BY women only.
This Is n positive faqt--not a mere
statement. IL Is certified 20 by the
mayor and postmaster 81 Lynn and
others whose letters, all In little book.
Mrs pinkham has Just published.
Write for n copy. u y free Thus
has been established the eternal con
ndence between Mrs. Pinkham and the
women Of America which haa never
been broken and has induced more
than 100000 sufferers 10 write her Tor
advice during the las few months.
Out 81 the vast volume Of experiences
which she has 20 draw from, II is
more than possible that she has gained
She very knowledge that will help
your case She asks nothing In re-
turn except your goodwill, and her
advice has relieved thousands. Here
are some Of She cases we refer 70;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Notice 10 hereby given that will on the bth
day Of May. A, u, 1900. offer for sale and sell
10 the highest bidder for cash, eight bonds vi
nalillo county, New Mexieo, OF the denoml.
natioa Of six hundred dollars each. which
have bgrn ssaed aecoFdlng 10 Law for the pur.
posg OF building a school houee in said pre-
cinct. J. l.. PEREA,
Treasurer Of Bcs1aIliIo county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
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