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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner G

Thomas, a Surrogate County 0 New York
notice hereby given 10 ali persons having claims
Aaunsen Van Rensselaer,, late OF the County Of New
York deceased 10 present the same with vouchers thereof
Office o. DAILY Street
Borough Of Manhattan, the city Of New York. or
before the eighth day Of December Dated,
York. the first day Of June, 1900
SARAH a. VAN RENSSELAER, Executrfx
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Executrix IL
William Street. New York city.
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TREAsURY DEPARTAIENT. III s LIfe-sav-

ing Service, Washington u. c.. June IA 19lO-Sealed
proposals Tor the construction hfesavns station
NlanoWet Point. Plymouth. Mass, this
oifce until 20O o'clock ~ saturday Tune SO 1890
and then publicly opened Plans and specncatiors
OF proposal AMI full Information can be obtained upon
application % the SgpeTnteudenis ~ Consreton Life
saving ste lions II state Street York city. the
Assistant Inspector, LIST "a IlteSavng Districts ROOM
Is Fesloniee Balling Boston Mass or 70 once.
AAO4ACE Il flFL-it, Acting General Superintendent
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Conntrp propcrtn TO fet.

FARMHOUSE Of eight rooms unfurnished; beautiful
i summer home; high ground, grand view Of l. I
sound; eight minutes walk 10 good boating
Further particulars write to W A DAVIS Sinai
L. l. \. Y.
DIDGEwOOD, N. ITO let, house : rooms harm
IL poultry house ! INQUIRE GIMOUR'S 20 Park
Place, y. 7.
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Jerersonvue Ind. June IS 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS.. i'm trInlIcaIe viii h.

received here II o'clock A. NJ central sraDd,rt
tlmel, July IA. 1900 furnishing various articles -
euartermasters Supplies. Preference arfir..
Domestic production COMMUNICATIONS in schedule
Inc right Is reserved to reject
ps3is or any part thereof Information furnished ON
application, Envelopes containing proposals. Should Ia
marked Proposals FOR q NJ Supplies ana adfressJ
c. r BARNETT Deputy Q NJ GEN eN
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-.r., JeTersonyille. Ind, June II 1900
<EAl-ED proposals, in triplCate, will be re-
eeiyei here until II O'Clock A. NJ tcentral standard
1sl' June 70 1900 for fornish.ns 1000 Field Rnses
OF all proposals any part thereof Infora1i9 Irrshed
on application. Envelopes containing proposals should
marked Proposals for Fled RANGES Addressed o. z
NAltNE1-l. LepOt Y. Nj.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. May "a. 1900

Sealed proposals furnishing officers of the Treas
ury Department with Coin Bags Tor fiscal wear eudiy
June 80 1901 viii be received office uutu the 2Sns
gay or June 1900 o'clock .. m Blank forrrs -
bidding with Instructions and description 81 bags prIn
thereon Will be furnished application 70 s seq
Of the Treasury I. + GAGt, Ss.ra,ss-((-
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\ RAIY BUILDING. whitehall ST.. New York

city. June 8 19Oo-SsaIsd proposals. IN tripIicate
wiH be received here until II o.cloek A N. June 10,
rapidly this Depot 1900 cf Ieggius cham
bray shirts $4,000 pairs OF light weight wool stockings
and 20 Of post books. Iui0rua and bIsrgs r
bidding furnished upon application The IT, S reserves
the right reject all proposals or any
part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
marked Proposals for Clothing Books 10 Dc openei
June 10 1900. and addressed A. :. KINBALi. A.
a.
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Proposals.
r HORSE HIDE CIOvFS.

Phna- Depot. @ ". Dept. 142S Arch Street PhiIa
Pa. June II. 1sOO,-Sealed proposals. Jripcara
be until II o'clock A NJ THURSDAY. June
furnishing this depot pairs 81
Horse Hide
pie SchuylkiU Arsenal. Bidders earliest
when they Will make deliveries Government re-
the right reject accept all proposals
any part thereof Preference given articles OF
domestic production Manufacture conditions quality
Gncluding the price of
manufacture the duty thereon being equal A GUAR
ANTEE 1Oec OF the value Of the articles accom-
pany proposals CNGUARANTEED BIDS not be
considered The required Revenue stamps be axed
number Of guaranteed bid and properly
Celed Blanks for proposals i'll be furnished upon apu
cation Envelopes containing proposals be endorsed
Proposals for Cloves and addressed 1t. Col JOHN
V FUREY. Deputy QuarteruasJer General L. 8 Arrny
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GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire board at farm house
~ with modern convenience fresh vegetables.
the place where they would be the only boarders- Not
at seashore Address. with full particulars, COUNTRY
BOARD. z. Tribune Office
XNTANTED-Bv disabled soldier, only pension 70
w depend board and washing within sight OF or
the open sea; ordinary accommodations and con
veniences desired for which viii pay from $40 So
MONTH viii, II required that =
honest reliable; replies solicited rr7srvor
thy reliable and responsible address good
faith JOHN UPt'ItAFT. LeechburS. Armstrong
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y received at ther Uptown once No 1242 Broadway,
Hents received the following branch Offices regular
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0ounirp )ropcrtn for Sale.


~ -ROC1zEILE--I7or sale; c0muodious house FIVE
- grounds fruit shace easy
purchaser Apply TO SP2OIE-Ie HARMER q SfROT-T l.
! Madison-ave-
TsLIP. LONG ISLAND. adjoining Mr. Haverneye- ev+r
Il tree acres BERNSTEIN IlT7 3d-ave telephone
86s-T9 fS
ONE or THE FINEST ESTATES on ,r5F FFT-T,sC,.-
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A pYEIT sF1st EATS and subFc-ipuons The Tribune
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOT SPRINGS.

ALL. SEASONS RESORT.
ON CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
FxhiIarating summer climate Invigorating curative
giving baths. Hotel and cottages OF the
drives. Golf links adton hotel Through
compartment from New York Excursion tickets a
c. & o. Offices $50 1884 Broadway Offices Penna.
r. r. New York; also offices y. Y. y h & II. r. b.
throughout New England FRED STERElY. Manager.
Hot Springs. Va
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
PINE GROVE SPRINGS HOTEL
AND COTTAGES
spo1ord. N. H. COpeL June 10 TO Oct. ~
Tho IDEAL RESORT FOR HEALTH REST and
PIEAsURE Situated in a pine forest, of
beautiful Lake Spofford, 100 above the sea.
CELEBRATED SPRING WATER. equal. if
perior, TO Poland Fresh milk vegetables
from own farm. Unlimited amusements. Magnificent
drives. Music. Liberal management Moderate rates
Send for illustrated booklet. 7. H. ATWOOD,
Address until June l. Place. N Y
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Scarborough Beach Maine. Reopens June 22d First
class service, electric light. telegraph telephone
mile beach, woods golf tennis. cycling Early
application
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

+ g. Evans. OF Las Vegas. Ia stop
ping at the Grand Central
J. =. Goodlander. the drug tourist.
came In from the south last night
@ A. Hluch was among those who
came ia from Ash Fork last night
y. sanders who represents the liquor
dealers % Trinidad. ia lu the city To-
day.
Ed. Lembke left last night Tor So.
zorro. he expects 10 be- absent some
time.
Deputy sheriff Elise0 Barela came IN
from San Rafael last night. lie
stopped az the European,
Walter Scott and A. a. Buck. are
Las Vegas gentlemen who came down
from the north last evening,
q. y, Money. assistant United states
attorney Tor New Mexico, passed up
the road for santa Ne from silver city
last night
Hon, Charles Spiess. a prominent
member OF the legal fraternity AZ san.
"a fe. came down % the territorial me,
tropolis last night.
sllyefio Valencia, Of ola Albuquer-
que. 10 rejoicing over the birth OF q
nae boy and the neiEhhofa are help.
ina him celebrate ,he happy event
Robert q Marmon. who has large
property Interests az and near Laguna.
10 among tho late arrivals AZ the
European. lie 10 accompanied b. hia
wife
J a. Block. che Jenez hot springs
hotel keeper and merchant. remained
IN the city 10 attend the funeral u l..
b. Putney. He Will return 10 the
springs tomorrow morning.
,. :. MaoTayish. one % the proprie.
eiors VI the bio mercantile institution
.at AaGdaleua. arrived in the city this
morning and attended the fuueral ~
the lsie 4. h Putney this forenoon.
Hon. chas A. 8p.iss. district attor.
ney " tbs LAS Vegas judicial district,
Was y passenger from the north last
nieht Ne - sailing all oysg % -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
DIsTRICT COURT.
Ditch InJunotion In Favor OF Cisy-Irjuns.
tion AGainst tho indians.

Ia the case u the Ctty OF Albuqusr-
que ". NJ p. Stamm. TO prevent tho
latter nom interfering with the city
IN cleaning out the ditch, Judge
CfumpackeP graated an injunction Ia
favor of tbe cify by me hing OF
bond ia she sum Of 81 600 and the
city ditch cieanefu are now RIadiy
pushing the cleaning process.
In The case Of the Albuquerque Land
ana Irrigation company ys the Pueb-
lo Indians. the Judge granted an IA.
Junction against the Indians froin In
tcrfering with the work being pr0se.
cuted on Ue low line ditch.
Judgment was rendered in favor VI
n y. Wilkerson Va Board u County
Commissioners IS Valencia county.
FOR $500. part - unpaid salary. az dis
trlct attorney
In the ease Of Grace Johnson ".
Wm. y. Johnson the court heard the
evidence ~ the plaintiff. defendant
having failed a. answer the complaint.
ana rendered Judgment 81 absolute d.
yorrs, and ordered che defendant to
pay the piaintin 90 per month ali
m0uy. and attorneys fee
in the case % J Franchise Chavea
n al, W Pueblo 81 isieta. an order
was made requiring the puobl0 q
inleta a. show cause. on Friday d
next week. why they should not be en-
ioirad from interfering with the
bitches aud lands OF plaintiff
8uh has been Instituted BY Jennie
Haywood " Richard Haywood for
absolute divorce.
SUM has bsen Instituted BY EdN ard
0runsfeld W Habino R0msr0. ~ re-
cover the sum Of 90 on nate given for
insurance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17


gsllY foans pafuallf .aloslcatsA Las,
eeiufdsr nighs ~ wss in tbst oaudi.
uen ena tns psuse nasra 90 bin ~
several piagsa sat fausa 20 nah hIra.
About Z o'clock fsstsrdag morning hs
appeared ~ the Donehos Br0e grocery
and meat store on south second strsst.
and made certain demands IN a very
threatening manner. Hs waa ordsrsa
cut OF the store ana on he refusing ths
clerk picked up the meat cleavsr. Har.
fis waa not ready 10 be carved up ints
small pisces ~ he pulled out h.a aiH-
sno0tar, cooked the weapon, and bess.
vi himself 0ut Of the plaoe. ANS met.
dens was promptly reported " Mar
anAi MsMill.n. and ne win Policeman
Marines started out ~ rouna. ~ tna
dusSy bad man. whom they founa
sn0ruy aftsrWard shaping on q wall
sssd JAG. TINS morning gustios Grew.
ford Bouni Harris over 70 action "
,ne "a grand isTy Vt lhis souptg, and
~ he oOaid fsot furnish Oan ~ We
TAKEN " NE Old town sail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

The contracts for the heating and
plumbing % the Hadlsy laboratory
were completed today ~ Brockmeier
a Cox, and the building 10 now ready
fOr furnishing. Architect crlsty having
given his final certificate.
When the building was designed The
Citizen gave a full description OF tho
same. and Il II pleased 10 note that
the completed building shows that II
was JUSTIFIED Ia tbs praise Il gave 20
the plans.
Fr1m whatever point OF the COM
pass sou start the approach 10 the
building 10 attractive. ana shows the
design well studied In outline and ds-
tail, particularly an regards the en-
frances.
In contrast 10 the dark red brick.
the hght sandstone foundation ana
trimmings show Oh % good eject,
All Of the rooms mentioned Ia the
former description are found 20 have
materiaiiaed % the satisfaction " the
regents and faculty, whg express
themselves ~ veal pleased with ths
work accomplished.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

Father Mandalaria has been exam
lining this week the First co. lmunion
class, " all applicants Will be APP
proved. the number Of First CJmmu-
nicRnts viii not be very large. yet the
First Communion ceremony. to be- held
some time after Easter. promises 10 be
very interesting.
The class ~ inquiry for Catholic
adults, wishing 60 be prepared Tor
First Communion and fur non Catho-
lies DESTROYS io Join the church Ia
taught by Father Mandalaria az the
rectury three times a week Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday az 1880 p, m.
The class lasts onc-half hour No
memory work required. Application
10 Join this class should be made 90
the pastor at once.
The lcnten evening services on Wed
neadays and Fridays are very well al.
tended The music rendered by the
children's choir. under the direction ~
the Sisters 81 Charity. In excellent. and
nothing better could be desired.
Last sunday at Q O'Clock .. m. the
Married Ladies' Sodallty, established
during the Mission. held its fret meet
Ing Father Mandalaria explained
briefly the Importance, object and
principal rules ~ Catholic sodAlities
Father MulcoLry, IN "A letter 70
Father Mandalaria says that he is
very much pleased with his visit 20
Albuquerque, ana with the people"
Father Mandalaria Will soon answer
the letter saying that the names OF
Fathers MulcOnry and Donohcr wiil be
held Ia this town IN bencdiction. and
that their el0auance and zeal will new
er be forgotten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
ExtI1Iso susAwAY.

Tee Ladies nrs q, -. Whiioomb aha
mrs. sFssk AinHs itjaFsa,
saturday evening Last, Mra. c. u.
WhnoOnD aud Mrs. Frank zink went
Out driving behind "a spirited horse,
While on north Fourth street the ami
NAL became frightened and DolisG a.
the mountain road. the h9rAe Iurnsd
the corner sharply, the busy was
overturned and the ladies we're thrown
violently 10 the ground and dragged
with The vehicle some distance. The
horse Was stopped ~ an iron fence
and held ~ q passer ~. Both ladies
were knocked senseieaa and sustained
bruises. and AIRS. Wnitcomb aad an
arm broken. Neighbors assisted the la
dies. who were taken " tbs rsaidenos
VI Dr. Haynes. and aftsrward 70 their
homes To-day they are reported a.
being on the way " recovery The
DuEgy WaA badly wrecked.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
asiat asIat a.,a,

Ths Iateat NJ Dorado 10 reported to
be on Nome city Beach. Alaska
Thousands u people are Fastening
there. many of whom will return bro
ken In health. or what avail In gold
when health IL gomez Guard your
health with the best Of all medicines
--iiostottera stomach bitters. and you
VIII have true wealth. The bitters
are FOR people who have abused their
stomaeha. or are naturally weak Il
will regulate the bowels, STIR up the
liver. lnvig0rats the kidneys. and alb
yolntsly cure indigestion. constipation,
malaria, chilla ana fever. II IL a ma
t1ral tOnis, absolutely free from dan
gsrous narcotics. ~ SHOULD b. taken
al the present season, 10 protect TIE
system from sudden colds and maiarial
stta0ks lts a Eood medicine ~ keep
on hand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
SURGICAL OPERATION
d. Pesres Removes rumnr from ths
Lsn Woss % Nae.

Yesterday afternoon Or J. r. pearcs
performed an operation without al
ministcring anesthetica 10 HE patient
Antonio Abrsn MoraEo, with his vile
aud half dozen friends. called al the
office OF the doctor and stated that he
had big lump under his left foot
which h. desired removed. The doctor
cNanin "a the lump ana found that Il
was tumOr. The patient was then
laid on the operating table. and the
doctor took out his case 81 keen edged
knives, MUraBO refusing 20 take any
drug 81 render inRenaible the palms
that usually follow surgical opera.
ton. The doctor with great skill
carved around and underneath the
lump, and soon had extracted a we'll
regulated ana well-formcd tumor as
large az goose cER. Some healing
medicines were then applied, the cut
stitched up Ia 'irst-clasn surgical fash.
Ion. and the man. with his wife aud
friends. hObbled out OF the office
happy Individual The patient resides
al Los Padlilas. and stated that the
tumor has been growing and growing
for fourteen years, starting from
small lump that frst made is appear
ance underneath the bis 80
The tumor IL on exhibi, "a at the
doctors Office. the patient declaring
that II would be Or no uao ~ him IN
the future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
From Monday Dal,

Peach trees In this city are begin
ning e. bloom.
Mrs. O. F. Crews. OF Denver. Is stop
ping at the Grand Central.
Capt. bernard Relnkcn and Chris
schelle. the merchant, are IN the city
from BelcR
Percy Houts and wife, Of Denver,
and oscar Holland and wife. OF Car
bondale, Col. are registered at the
Hotel Highland.
4 A. Keen. the land c0mmlsE oner
FOR New Mexico. enjoyed the Sabbath
with his wife arriving from Santa Re
last Saturday night
A small Ore In the railway shop
yards. IN south Albuquerque, yesterday
afternoon. called out the No. 3 hose
company No damage.
=. y. Dalles ana wife. and the lat
ter's sister. Miss ziath, OF Belen. are
IN the city to-day. They will return
south tomorrow morning.
81 wsbum. the Wholesale and re-
tain butcher Of Bernalillo. is IN the
city and was a caller at this ONCE. hu
REP IA business good at Bernallllo.
Photographer VOORHEES, has on dis
play al the drug store Of w. Y. walton
large cabinet containing the photos
Of well known professional men % this
city.
+, II. Mitchell, ex-pos,master Of
CerrilloH and who ~ also interested IN
the Cochit mining district, ls here on
business, registered AT the Hotel High
land
Last Saturday morning Miss TITLE
HOFFMAN, lady clerk at the store Of T.,
& Newcomer received telegram that
her brother had been killed IN a rail-
road accident
H. L. Washburn. who recently engag-
ed In business IN the store room for
meriy occupied by q. C. oainaley a Co..
received this afternoon half dozen
handsome show eases.
j. ]. Alsop. the sheep dip manipula-
tor has returned 60 the city from a
trip 20 the sheep ranches In the Man
zanos east OF this city, lie reports the
sheep In excellen, condition.
J. 4. Mclaughlin, the well-kn0wn
San Pedro miner aud Nmelter operator.
10 In the territorial metropolis to-day.
and can be found registered az the Eu-
ropean. lie reports the san Pedro
camp picking up IN good shape. aRd
states emphatlcally that san Pedro
win forge forward this year.
Geo, @. IuEgerioh. Of sabinai. n. ~.
down n the kingdom presided over ~
A, n. Levy, 10 10 che city and hs
hroush, along with him some samples
az hrut-claBa copper ore. Mr.. Iungor-
ich has great faith In the mines iooat-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
OFFICIAL NOTES,


Pension Granted Cattle Company Agent Ap'
pointed Teachers Transferred.
PEssiuNs GRANTED
Pensions nave been granted 20 Win.
lam n. Barton, % San Marclal. 81 pee
month, and 20 Eh McNtW. ~ ffeanai,
- per month.
NOTARY APPOINTED
Acting Governor Wallace satufday
afternoon appointed George a Durb0.
row, Of Mogollon. s0c0rro county. a
notary public
NAhEn AN AggAT
The Casa Land and Cattle company.
III cass county. $40. notified Terrific
rial Secretary Wallace thl Il has ap-
pointed .. u, Cooley he New Mexico
agent. VITA headquarters AZ Cedar
Canyon rancn. Glen. Chayea county.
INDIAN SCHOOL TRANsFEks.
Mrs. A. n Viets, teacher az the gov
eminent school ia santa Ne. has been
Transferred 10 the soshone lndian
school Ia Wyomlng a. Is reported.
however. that Mrs Visis VIII retire
from the Indian service.
Miss 0eftruds Ferris teacher al the
government Indian school az Lower
hruls. y. d., has been transferred "
~ InsAisn soho0l IN santa ".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
a VIRsT.0IAss Snow


a Fins FiaY usass.
The TOO Much MonsS' company
gave three performances az ths nsw
Albuqaerque theatsr-sAsuyaay nighs
and sunday afternoon end evening
and az saoh performances a Good-sissd
croNd greeted tbs company
The play 10 fun ~ laughing stuA
lions and tho artists. hoF they all dem
0natratsd the fact that they aro stare.
Kept uaoss Ia attendance in a constant
litter throughout the entire three acts
The gowns worn b. Miss Olive
Grandson. who played the part u Pom
Donboys wife. are ~ Partisan importa-
ton. and are exquisitsly made being
much admired
F0r several days previous TO 6atur-
day night. d force of work men were
KEEP, busy putting IN pos zion The
handsome drop curtain and other stage
scenery. ana the eject they had upon
the audiences was very pleasant 70 b.
hold The scenery came from the
STUDIO % aosman A lands. % Chica-
60 and VAS personally selected ~ 9
y Riggs who will manage ths nss
thoatsr Cor Mr Nshsr. Thls . only =
part o. the scsasry. ms balance has
been finished and viii be shipped
shortly nom chisaso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

A. on ANu IT iHiEn REMEuY.
Mrs winslows Soothing syrup has
been used for aver tifty years by init,
lions OF mothers for their chlliren
while teethinK, with perfect success,
II soothas the child. sOftona the gums.
aliayH all pain. eurea wind collie. aud
10 the best remedy for diarrhea, IL
Is pleasant TO the taste. 9old BY drug.
glsts ia every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value
Ia incdlculable he sure ami AJAX for
Mra. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup ana
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
Funs,ai Of MS. I.spss

The funeral or Mrs. uerparita Lopez,
wife ~ Pablo Lopez. who died last
sunday morning az her home IN Bare
las. after an ihne - Of two weeks with
fever. was held yesterday al The ba
relan church A large number Of friends
and relatives were present 20 pay their
last sad respects 90 the memory of thu
deceased The inteFment was made
la the cemtery near Barslaa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

asvsssi Divorv- o..s.- . sas s,sai Against
aA nssiaa a. ssas.dy.

1eFefaA RtFufNa @as4aa = eak manA AAhihat
nta assia. a. ssassaS.
Ia che district court this morning
Judge Crumpacksr granted q divorce
Ia the case of hsteNan sandovsl 70
fchCits =. De sand0yaL lns defend
ant was charged with cruelty and 10.
human treatment and the bill OF som.
plant further alleges abandonment
aud non.aupporJ
The vase Of the territory, eH rel Jose
.0uruls w. Humaldo ChavsH Romero.
was REFERRED 90 Judge Les 10 take tss.
umony.
A divorce was granted ofeEofIa
Anaufes de- Haca this morning from
heI husband. Josc Baos. On tse
grounds VI abandonment ana non.
support
Ia tho case OF the territory against
Pedro uA.cia, ct al, the defendant
was granted leave 20 Me an amended
answer
The case ~ Charles D. Waugh, trua.
toe, ct a.. Va. Marian E. Kennedy. al.
minlstfatrtk, ct as, Judgment was civ.
en the plaintiff IN the sun ~ teio.
Thos. =. Hubbeu was appointed special
master 90 sell certain property 10 sat.
lsfy the Judgment