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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Nelson DamoFesi, who has been visit
ms friends 10 thl4 city the past seven
Eeeks, lett last Night Tor hls home In
Dentsr. Before going, however, be
wished 10 show his appreciation Of the
eii rls Of his friends 10 make his stay q
pleasant one. and did so by inviting
me OF his friends 10 dinner party Ia
the etzy dining parlOrs Of Mrs. Rummell.
A yery pleasant holr was passed In par.
tahsg Of the many g,OOd things which
we're placed befogO tue guests. After
dining. the merry party want TO the resi-
dsuee OF Rev. Y u. Allen, where sioglnR
aud conversation was INDUCED IN until
tims Tor the boat 10 take hls departure,
The sliaif was an rxoeedingly Informal
and delightful 0ns. aud will long be re-
msmbeTed by the friends vino we're for.
tunaie enough 70 be OF the company
Those present wsre; Mr. and Mrs. Y. H.
Allen, MIs. DT. Bshop. Mr aud Mrs n
b. Lithgow, Mis- Gface CaTnell, Louise
Winston, Nellie Pfati, kath,rn Hamlet,
Mabel Anderson aud Harold Allen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
A Flns Rallainr Plaa.

A CITIZEN reDre entatlVs had an Op.
poTtunity this morning 10 see a plan for
the new building 20 be erected BY the q.
Coluub0 society on north Second street,
AZ II lay on the table Of q n. Bra0e0n,
arehiieel. Who II preparing Il for c m
pleti0n The elevation shows = hand
aoma structure Of the RomAnesque style,
50xi03 feet, 70 BE- hulit OF eFlek, with
high dressed stone foundation and stone
trimmings. a handsome front with
several lerge eDf small wlnd0We; vea-
tibdlud entrance, admitting 70 inner hall
two ante rooms with t0iieta. then an a..
sembly room. t0x6b feat. With iruasod
roof, ceiling rs teet In the clear. Ia the
rear 4 a banQnes room, t0K1O fest aud
a kitchen and pantry with al necessary
attings, TIA uidee Of She Building OFFSET,
ana Il u lsghted By sixteen full length
windows, eight on zach side. The build.
ing crested from these plans would Ger
tainly b. q handsome Ona. All the plans
submitted will b. passed upon In q few
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

The commissioners t0.appgalse certain
lands along the low 40 ditch met Ia
this city last night, the being Cos. ]. l.,
Norris. Of ThorntOhj j. W. Akega, Of
santa W., aud George n. Moore. After
talking over their duties che o0mmlsaion.
aFs adiOuFnsd. aud thle morning left gOr
Algodonea Tor the purpose OF cOmmeac-
ing work, Ihey weFe accompanied 70
Alg0donee this morning By Att0Eaey
Summers Burkharl, who will represent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
hdmisi.,r.,ars ,loe.

Not. e II hereby given thar the undersigned,
George n pradt was. ON December ~ 1890,
pTuinted thr pfuhAir court od halcueia
county, New Mexico. administrator of the 80.
tAtt ~ Walter % Mafmun. deceased.
All persons indebted 60 the said estate are
hereby requested 90 pay the sum due "a the
undersigned; ali persons Who have claims
AGAINST the said estate are hereby uotiird 20
present che same fof allowance. IN the manner
and within thc time prescribed BY Law.
GEORGE "a. PHAuT.
Admlnstf ssof,
Laguna \ AZ.
X W u BRYAN,
Attorney tot ksiate.
Albuquerque. N NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

besides preventing q grca, deal Of the
sick ncss itself
"Doctor visits come high says Mra nria y
Howard oi Glen filen, aonCtna CO. Cal II
lave been IN this place sixteen ycafa aud have
only had Doctor once Ga MY FAMILY since that
time, thauke o. nf rlcrcgn Common Sense
Medical Adviser and hla mediciues. fhis book
saves dnCiQrs visits ] cannot do without u IN
the house. have had two cupies but cannot
keep them. Eusiossd send ~ 6necent siainps
inr another copy" Another lady, Mrs Ieuuic
Warren, of Clifton. Graham Co Arizona, says,
" with pleasure ! write 90 You again 20 iet you
know that feet a. well aud strong a. ever did.
With your kind aud Euod advicc and Dr Pierre 3
FHvuriic Prescription have been entirely cured.
Z thank you = thnusaBd times for your good ad.
vice think that II every person who a sick 10
aay way viii write 20 you FOR advice aud viii
take thc medicine vow pssscrihe. sccoadinE 20
difeeiieas. no ether dottqfa serviers Niii he
needed
The great thousand page Medical Ad-
wiser will be sent free papeT.bound for AZ
onc-cent stamps 20 pay the cost Of mail
ing only. or IN clo,h-bindiug a. stamps.
a whole medical library ia one volume.
Address n v. Pierce. NJ, D., Buffalo,
n v IS viii send professional advice
(in q plain scaled euvHlope) free OF
charge. All letters are considered ia
sacrcd privacy, and never published ex.
ccpi by the writer's permission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Territory OF Ncw Mrxlco.
County Ut hr nsliiio.
Ia The District Court
Nelly ). TwelvclIees,
Plaintiff,
W mo b4b7.
Herbert n. TWciycifUGa.
Defendant
DlNogcf.
To urfbcn y. TWrlvrirres, Defendant
You are hereby notfticd that q complaint has
teen tiled AZ ainst you In this district curn OF
the second Judicial district of che territory u
heW MEXICO, within and tor the county Ut
bvfnalil0i t1at plainth pTay8 fOf an abgoiule
divu4cg ifom YOU she defendant, on the
GROUNDS u non support, and for the care, rus.
tody, control and maintenance - the nfnof
child, Elizabeth ~. IWeivelfcc5. said dgiend.
aut, Herbert n Twflvetgcco, iHhefeby notified
that unless be enters his appearance In aald
cause on o. before the 18th day Of March, 1900,
decree pro conicaso sill b. entered against
HARRY r, OwEs. Clerk,
n W DoHsoN
Attorney iof Plsiatlfi
Albuquerque, n NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

hetioe Of Suit,
Territory Of New Mexico.
County Of Befualiilo,i
Ia The District COart,
VIncenle Armlio' plaintiff 49,,
W. No 0ahAs
Celca X. dc Amiio, defendant.)
Celca 4. &c AEmiioi You are hereby noti-
lied that the above named plaintiff has COM
mcnccd enl1 aHAingl yen IN the ulqifleg Court
that he be absolutely divorced nom you, and
alleging as grounds therefor abandonment up
on the part ~ Y0nfsclfi and you are iufibef
notified that unless you BE- and appear beiuTa
the said couu and enter your app-a,aQce -
said suit ON 81 before saturday, the 2dfd day ~
February, A. ID. 1900, that the said plaintiff
will apply To the said court fur q pro coniesao
judgment against You ~ the said cause
HARRY Z, OWN, CLERK,
Horror MOoRE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Pu1iDhicc address.
Albnquesque, New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Next sunday. February Z, Ia the mine
tenth anniversary Of Christian kndeas-
or, and the even. will BE- celebrated by y
large number Of societies throughout che
world. The local congregational Chris.
tlan Rndeayor society, which IL always
In the lead ia ma ters pertaining 70 the
Christian Rndeavor movement, will held
special ssrvles Ia the church next sun
day evening TO mmemoEate the birth.
day Of Christian RaleavoF The msssing
will be OF interest to everyone aud = cor.
dial invitation is extended 10 the public
90 attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

MINERAL APPLICATION No, %.
VA United states Land ONE santa re, NeW
Mckee, December = leg9. Notice ie
lie Boioush Of Mammalian. 10 tSs Guy,
county and state ut NcW York, BY
J. 4, Mcl-Aagh MS attorney Ia tact
whose postofice address is san Pedro,
" the county OF santa re- Territory Of
Nee Mexicu, has made application ior a unii.
ed States patent Tor tie "Colnmbas" lode
mining ciaiin, mineral survey No. iUAS, stu
aicd ln the NcW Placer Mining Dlgtr.et, cOun-
" OF -ania he, Territory ~ sew Mexico, Gov.
rrne 700 igyi % the Columbus" lode 10 az
suG 100 feet IA a westerly direction theseirOm
aud lying ia township ~ n ut range b las
surveyed, New Mexico meridian, nnd more
particularly described 40 follows bcHiuulng
~ corner No. 4, lineatpGr ~ by ia ~ .
lnchce, set ~ inches ia the ground. chsseied
l-lUA4, Htth cunical mound uf stone "a feet
high, feet base, Alongside, whence u, =. l.,
NJ. No. New fiatcF Mining District. santa
" county, New MsHieo. eea,s ,. 80 deg lees
20 minutes ~ seconds \ boap feet distant
aqd running thence 7d deafeca 40 minutes
w 1900 feet 10 corner No. a. a limestone
marked 2-luisi theuce \. "a deaTrcs "a min
ulea w 800 feet Ia corner No. ., a limestone
marked s-iOts thence N. gU degrees 40 mia.
ueis r. 1900 iset 20 cornrs Noa.a granite stone
ma ksd A-lpdh and thence >. ~ degrees IA
minutes r.. 500 Il. Ia corner NO 4, the place of
beginning Containing 2O.2s acres The notice Ut
lOratiun ~ tins clam u recorded IN the Office
Mexico az page B7f Of boob No 9 OF Records
uf Mining Locations NeiRhhuriua of adj
iuininE ciaims are, ou the east the Iowa aud
New Menleo' lodCs, uns IfyUyed, claimants
Unknown 90 the west lode ininiug claim
nnsuIveyed name unknown, claimants Abeita
ami Afand, whose ufHi names are unknown,
No other neghhoring ~ adiuininE ClaiInu
known. Manual X. ofkkO. Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Judge ]. W. Cumpachsr, who was 81
Santa W attending the session Of the Ter
FiloriAl supreme court. Of which he IL an
associate istics. and rlstriot Attorney
I, A. Flhieal returned TO the city lass
nlahl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
j. ' CHAVEZ,
Attorney for Plaintiff
NOTICE 10 Nos. Rssidsa, Defendant

Territory Of New Mexico.
County oi Bernaliiln,
ln the Disiric, Court
James >, Denisun and
plaintiffs,
W.
Mary I fitzgerald. A., t4ra
Allen ~. Ghost, w. WV
Walter Y fihrld.
lohQ Flanagan.
A. Halter,
10 May J, ti.agetald, Allen NJ Ghost, Wal.
ter ". tlheld, John Flanagan aud A. Halter
Whose first name 10 unknovnl, the above
detruaAutfi
You aud each oi you arc hereby notified that
she shove named suit = pending 10 said court;
that the said action u brought Tor the purpVte
% lofeClosing deed Of Trust fully set forth 10
cord q in book !. NJ. d, Gage ssH 81 SEQ o.
the records Of said county az AernAlillo, aud 10
subject property described la aaid deed Of
trust and IN Whlch yuu are alleged 10 have
some intesesi, 10 the payment OF the indebted
NESS secured by said deed ni trust which al "a
time Ut the ming Of the said complaint amount.
ed 10 the SUN vt two thousand, three hundred
and furty.twO dollars and eighty.tdee cents
isa.Ya2 so, said progeny being : pan Of the
northwest quarter fNNisl Of section number
twenty Two la2l, Ia township number ten iol
Eoflh u range tnieg w east Of The New Met.
0i Tie uaiilo, aud for other relief, aud unless
yeu enter your Appearance thereon on % BE-.
fore the 2Hth day VI Match, a u. 1900, de.
cree pro conieaso vii BE- rendered against yOn
sud tho plaintiffs viii apply 20 che asld coutt
Tor the relief demanded 10 said complaint.
IARRY y OWKN,
Clerk Of said Count,
X. w. ID. BRYAN,
Albuqusuuc, ". NJ,
BlcKsLGR, MCLEAN a BRsNErr,
Denver, Colo.
Attorneys TOT Plain,la.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

.lcll GS.ayTa q ,..,iy vltldat0 ueat-
ly LiYb tgcpm is.fa, watch Is agree
l.y aromatic. % 81 Foeo we'd Through tho
alsinla, oloaaaCa nfd hoa.s DE whole sur
ace pyer Wli,h olE DruEgisis
ser iho soc. - J = mEl, 10
oouis Tost II ana sos 10. a.sa % continue
The treatment
Ann 1t.uCt ..r-ta
TO accou MO- $50 tlO.l Nau are partial
10 iho use of u,a a.tcrli ia aI .ly.ug liquids
into tho nasal uialtos Tor QfrkGi tron-
h'os, tho iIorui igrs prepare Cream l'nlm IN
liquid form, which will Lo known az Hy'e
LIQUID Cream calm. Price including The
spraying tuio Ia S5con,g. Druggists or BY
mail Tho liquid form omhodla tho med
iolnal properties u the solid rcpaFah~n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
H.~ n.rIse nllnInr s,asEa.

List week. on TIE Boston stock OK
change, 6i5 OF the COchitl Gold Mining
company's stock. OF the COohlti district.
OF ths par valus Of tl0. were sid at
frcA sl2 10 elg,7b per share. OF the
Santa Fe Gold n Copper Mining CON-
pany, Of Ban Pedro. Santa W county,
1883 shares % tlO par value we're sold
90 ffom % 10 % TO-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Hon. a. A Richardson this morning
received the following dlaD tsch from q.
Allison HollA0d. = democFetlo member OF
tho legislature ~ y anaforl, Kentucky
'aoebsl IL slnking rapidly; recovery ia
thought impossible. Legislature dis
persed BY soldiers under republican ooa.
troll. Outlook gloomy. No man eau tell
the future"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Chicago, Feb 2 Cattle hecelpta.
$500 had atea1Y 81 SLOW,
BaeVes. e40006 20 VOWS, e3OOU4.b0i
hsliers e. 2635 90; eennere, " 2hW2 V0i
sl0ekera aud feeders. ta 2h04 81 Texas
Ted beeve'. aO0Dpb 70
Sheep, 1000 head strong 10 10 10 cents
higher.
Native wethsFa ei65064Oi western
wethera, a. 7bUb80; lambs, steady 10 100
higher; natiyes. th008s7 ~ westsrne,
e00O07 TO-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Pfof. A. X. Haggerly. relative OF
Joseph J0hnson. the south second street
merchant, vas here yesterday from
KingstOE, N. n where he had bern q
public school teacheF Cor the past few
modths. Ne less last night fOf Bland.
his Old stamping grounds. and whsre he
will reside IN tbs futurs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Hon. j. l. Perea, the we'll known and
popular collector Of the county. and his
estlmabls wife have returned 10 the city
from q visit 10 BeraAlill0 relatives They
have sooms Il ths Grand Central.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03
Is W ~ tNNhNt
Aitur1e" iuf Plaintiff,
Az 1quefguc, g.. NJ

Territory Of New Mexico,
Ia the District Court.
County Of Bernaiuo.l
Grcgora A8utrs de Basa.
Jose Baca,
No aa2t
You. the said Jose haca driendant. ln the
above entitled cause. att hereby nutiued thsi
an action fur divufcr has been commenced
agaius you iu said count BY the said plaintin,
the object Ut witch Is tu obtain an absolute d..
vufrt against You, alleging a. grounds Nilltul
abandonment aud deseftiun, aud for other and
further relief. you are therefore notified that
ltniraH you enter your appe afanCe IN said count
tsald cause on nc before Mafrh 10, 1900, ludg 4.
\ hSnt hy default Wlll be entered against you.
and plaintiff will apply "a the Cuut for the re-.
lief demanded iu the complaint
HARRN Y, OWES.
CLERK ~ said Court
j.. v CHAVEZ,
Attorney fur Plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

she respondents. and BY ATTORNEY n l.
hedler. Who goes e. the representative ~
10 AlbuQuegque Land and IRRIGATION
oompany. The commissioners will return
o thia citg 10 morrow night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Bernard sehaateT. big general msr-
chant as Holbrook, A. T, IL In the city
to-day. visiting relatives aud interview
inE local wholesale merchants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Hon. Ealii n. Field. who was Al 3 ANITA
NJ on matters before she territorial "a.
preme court, returned 10 the city last
night
Mrs Fred Lewis. who was II Santa ~
on q visit 10 fTieads. has returned 10 the
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

John n. Riley, for years leader In
Doe politics Of Doha Ana county, Was III
the dept last night, and continued south
~ lhe cstte precincts Of southern New
hexlco This morning Col. Riley nov
elaine Colorado springs, Colo, ~ his
home and headQaarters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

MINERAL PLICAr TON NO. 100.
NA United states Land Oticc, santa Re,
New MeAicO. December alta, 1859. Notice 10
postofaee address y No 400 broadway. Ia the
borough u Manhattan, "a Zoe city,
county and state Of New York, ~
fact. whose postotilce addfSag = san
Pedro, Ia the county Of santa re, Territory OF
New Mexico. has made appl.eAlign for .
claini, mineral survey No. l0t7. situated IN the
New Placer Mining District, county Of santa
Re, Territory Of New Mexico, covering 200
feet at tie "H8" lode Ia an eaaicfiy objection
from the discovery shaft, aud 700 feet 10
westerly ditcc iun thcfeifpm and lying az tQNu-
,eip ~ Of iangy Z y unsuiyeyg,d, hsw
scubed as tuiipwui Beginning AZ cuT. No. 4,
limestone ~ hy Ia ~ inchca, Get ~ inches
IN tue ground. cni,ricd 1897 Nta conied
side whence a. 3. l.. N, No, q, New f,nger
Mlniug District. santa Re county, New hexlco
9ss > % degrees ~ nas'Ss l y t , =, iss'
~ NO. =, a aauustbuc maggcu t.iutfi thence
> so dearsea q minutes W 1900 feet 20 cot
net No Hftnns stole marked 'lvtfi
thence >, bao feet TO corner No 4, a
limestone marked lOA7g thence n. 80 de-
gfeea minutes n. iitO,1 ieet To corner No.
D, a limestone marked 0.lOA4g thcnce N. "a
degrees minutes - 400 Feet 20 corner 30. .,
marked u.lOt7, thence 5. 40 degrees y, 22l
ieet 50 corner No. a ilmesi1n@ mafsed
IS. 81 feet 10 cosner No. a, tlg place Of begin.
ninR, Containing 1918 acres. The notlee Of
location Of this claim 10 recorded "a the once
" the Recorder vi santa BE county, New
Mc9iCu. al pages 2b8 aud 208 0f book No. OF
Records Ut Mining Locations. NeRhborna
AID adjoining claims are, on the north She
'Oid Iimcr,' lode nnaurv9ycd, claimant
unknown. on the east the san iran
cisco" lode, unapIveYed. claimant un-
known; on the south the Apex" lode.
survey No. gai a. claimant Leonard Lew.
ishun, and the "flat Iron" lode, unsusveyed,
claimant Unknown; aud on the @es, she
Annie Rooney" lode. unsutveycd, claimant
unknown. No others known.
MANUEL X. OTkRO, Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

New York. Feb s-silver, 00i lead
a. tS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Territory OF New Mexico,
County Ut hefnallllo.
Ia the District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Territory Of New Mexico,
County oi befnalliln,
ln the District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Territory Of New Mexico, }
la the District Court.
County Of hefnalillu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-03

Territory OF Scs Mexico. }
County Ut t3r nsliiio.
Ia thu District Court. }
The age-herald., 1900-05-12
WILL INACCURATE
 4 CREDIT SYSTEM Effective June 1 With A. C. s. R.
 R. Shop Men. START WITH CLEAR RECORDS Each Man Will be Credited or Charged With Good or Bad Service Has
 Been Found to Work
 Satisfactorily
START WITH CLEAR RECORDS

The Alabama Great Southern Railroad company will inaugurate the credit system among it's shop men on June 1 and dis continue the method of discharging them for minor infractions of the rules. The credit system has been tried by other roads with it's employees including train men, and has proven very satisfactory. The new order on the Alabama Great Southern takes effect June 1. The follow ing circular ordering the change has been issued:
 ITO All Shop Employees: Effective June l, 1900, the system of sus- pending employees for minor infractions of rules and derelection of duty will be abol- ished and a credit system of good or bad service inaugurated. All employees will start with a clear record on the above date.
 "A record will be kept in the master me- chanic's office of each man, showing their shortcomings, neglect of duty violation of rules, bad conduct, failure to move promptly, etc, and at the same time a similar credit record of corhmendable ser vice, excellent conduct, valuable sugges- tions, and, in fact, all exceptionally good acts which go to establish a record of first-class conscientious employe.
 Tn order that all employees may profit by the experience of others advisory bulletins will be issued from time to time, showing action taken with party at fault for infrac- ton of rules, neglect of duty, etc, without mentioning names, location or dates.
 "The object of this system Is to avoid loss of wages by employees and consequent in convenience or suffering to those who are dependent upon their earnings and to en- courage and stimulate all employees to CO., operate with the officers of this department in all matters tending to produce harmony, economy, safety and efficiency, and there by secure better service, resulting both in profit and credit to the company and it's men,
 Each employe can work with the knewl- edge that the excellence of his record, the prospect of his continued employment, his promotion, and final success depen upon his own good conduct and exertions By nota- bly, good and faithful work he ac- cumulate a stock of credits that will prac- tically insure him against dsmissals in case of ordinary oversight which otherwise might deprive him of employment.
 "The most efficient men will be encour aged, benefited and retained, while those who prove to be unfit for the service will be, when the individual record shall show him to be careless, indifferent incompe- tenti permanently removed
 Dishonesty, intemperance, disloyalty, insubordination and incivility, shall be sufficient cause for immediate dismissal.
 'W. N. COX, Master Mechanic.
 "C. A. WICKERSHAM, Superintendent.
 Approved:
 FRANK S. CANNON, General Man
 ager."
The age-herald., 1900-05-12

One of the most interesting and novel real estate contests of the period is on at Ems ley just at this tme
 The Ensley Land company has advertised a big sale of business property lots, to take place at Ensley on Tuesday next The company has likewise issued a list of lots for sale and the price asked for these lots. It seems that this sale will begin promptly at g o'clock on Tuesday morning and that it will be on the order of an advance sale of seats at a theater box office. In other words, it is first come, first served. The first conner may buy just as many lots as he wars. at the advertised list prices, but no one can buy a lot before o'clock Tues day morning. The rule established was that the first conner should register his name on book for that purpose and state after his name the number of lots he de- sires to have the privilege of buying, and
The age-herald., 1900-05-12
ADJOURNED AFTER
 ELECTING OFFICERS
Annual Encampment of Alabama and Ten nessee Division Sons of Veterans U.
 '. A. Brought to Close.

The Sons of Veterans, United States army, division of Alabama and Tennessee, which held it's annual encampment in this city Thursday and yesterday, adjourned at noon yesterday after electing new officers and hearing the reports of the retiring off, cers. The following report submitted by the committee on good of the order was adopted:
 'F'irst-That each member of this di- vision should make it his duty to look up Sons of Veterans eligible and impress upon them the necessity of assisting the Grand Army of the Republic on r ,oration Day. May 30, this being one of dr most i'm portant duties
 "Second-That a request be drafted by the division headquarters addressed to each post commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Alabama. Tennessee and Georgia asking for aid and assistance in increasing our membership and organiz- ing new camps.
 ''Third-That this committee recommend that all camps in this division be request ed to make an effort to hold meetings at least twice a month"
 Officers for the ensuing year were elect ed as follows:
 Division Commander-Orville H. Hall, Atlanta. Ga.
 Senior ce-Commander-P. C. Schauff- Ter, Cullman, Ala.
 Junior ice-Commander-Iyan A. Miller, Powderly Ala.
 Division Council-Valentine Glib, Jr.,