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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
AnooRA anAr aIArAnrs.a
The New Meslco Prise wianer sold ror
e1Oo.


The New Nssico Prise winner sold For
efOo.
A few days ago The citizen men.
toned the fact that several New Mex
leo growers 81 Angora goats had taxi
en- prizes az the American Goat Breed
ors association meeting and sale show
at Kansas city ana among the prize
winners was -. g. Taylor. ~ Lake
valley Mr. Taylor was here last niEht
coming from Kansas city. and he con.
tinued home thia morning. Its prize
winner. Lazarus" silky coated
patrilrchni buck was sold Go ~ s..
Richardson. % Dubuque. Iowa. for
500. ne highest price brought during
ii,c sale The second prize goat was
soi fur ti'l. IT. owner was a. g. 1ohn-
son. ~ Lawrence. Kas. Who stocked
his goat ranch last spriuE
During The show an association Of
AnEora goat breeders Bas formed The
better animals Ia this country win be-
registered ana claHsed as thoroughbreds
the founders Of great goat famlilea The
Anrnr1 goat o. IN independent sort Of
creature. hardy ana well able 10 care
for Itself where sheep would starvc 90
death. The wool D. more valuable than
she ordinary "Iazarus' viii produce
when his ntl growth - obtained. no.
teen pounds 20 wool u year The meat
of the kid. % u declared. cannot be
distinguished even by butcher, from
that % a lamb. one % the best things
abou, him IL that the Angora goat 10
a great ianl cleaner He prefers
bushes ond weeds 10 grass aud under
brush which disappear before hlm
never 60 return. tits usefulness IN this
has cleared great patches Of land In
the ozark mountains There are four
or nve goat ranches IN kansas. as
many In Missouri ANA many In New
Mexico and Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
WEDDING BELLS.
0rille A. Matson and Miss Ethel
LOrena Fox,
STEWART Bt,L NUPTlAls.

Last night at the residence Of he
brides parents on Fast Iron avenue ON
the Highlands. IN the presence % the
near intimate relatives and friends
~ the two popular young people. or
willie A. Matson. the weli-known young
merchant and Miss Ethel L0rena Fox.
daughter % Mr. aud Mrs, n. E Fox
were Joined in the holy bonds VI matri-
mony BY REV. W J. Marsh. OF the
Congregational church
The cersm ny was most impressive.
aud the des iption given by one who
was fortuna p 90 be present as % ths
arrangement, decorations costumes,
etc. indicate that the whole afiair was
beautiful beyond description.
the bride was handsomely gowasd In
"a toilette pronounced 90 b. one OF the
finest ever seen here. her boauet was
"a creation symbolizinE the four divi-
alnna % the single and married state
81 the bride and groom. and after the
ceremony Il Was distributed among the
guests.
Miss Lena Pos sister % the bride.
as the bridesmaid In pink and white,
with pink roses. was pretty picture.
Or y J Aiger. the grom's intimate
friend. was the grO0msnan and master
~ ceremonies aud fulfilled his daties
90 perfection.
The whole affalr was indicative Of
refined taste and quiet aolemnity. as
was due the inportant step of the
young people.
Tho presents were numerous and
elegant, the friends u the couple both
here aud abroad, remembering them
generously.
I,ohensflns beautiful wedding march
was rendered by Miss Hawthorne. and
during the ceremony soft strains Of
music. After the ceremony Miss Han
thofne played the Mendeisshon we'd
ding march when congratulations were
sincerely bestowed upon the happy cou-
pile.
Following this the guests we're served
with dainty refreshments and music
was rendered by q quarteite.
The following were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. W ~ Matson ST.. parents OF the
groom. Mr. and Mrs. H. u Fox. par
ents Of the bride: Mr. and Mrs. A. u.
McGaffey and son. Mrs. Edith Barnes
of Pr0enix. Nh and Mrs. FELIX Les
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Merritt. Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Springer, Mr. and Mrs.
w J Marsh Mrs. A. A. Keen Misses
Elizabeth Wiley. Edith stevens. Mabel
Fitch. Fannie scroggs. Bmma Huning
Irene Saint. Nellie Brewer Meaara. r.
a. Kent. y. n. stOng. y. J. Alger,
samuel Pickard. l. G. Brooks. u. A.
Frost, r, l., Medler and y. w. Newman.
During the ceremony number OF
kilograms from the wet and east. were
received one being from the brides In.
innate lady friend, Miss Margaret
Kent who IL In South Dakota, regret
ting her inability 10 be present. but
wishinEthem luck. health and happi.
ness"
MIR. md Mrs. Matson will reside with
the groom's parents FOR the present on
south broadway.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
INDIAN SCHOOL RECoMMENDA-
TIONs

Miss Estelle Reel. superintendent Of
Indian schools. IN her annual report
Co the commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
diacusscs conditions az number 81
schools which che visited during the
past year. most 81 them belnR In Coli
orado. Arizona and New Mexico. or
the schools In this territory. she says;
santa Re schOui-A decided Inn
provemnt - noticeable In he indus
trial features ~ this school over those
~ last year The teaching Of irriga-
ton j. very Important In this section
as In order 20 raise anything IN the
pueblos Ia the vicinity the land must
be Irrigated.
Albuquerque School--This school IL
IN generally satisfactory condition.
would like to see better facilities for
the teaching Of biacksmlthing and iron
work 40 this school. The harness and
shoe shops were doing satisfactory
work. and the sewing department was
unusually good. I found In this depart
meni three or four times as many girls
learning practical work IN mending
ana sewing as is the case IN many
other schools"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The board ~ directors OF the Ladies'
Free Library association held husi-
ness meeting Wednesday. There we're
present seven members. including Mrs
W. &. Leonard vice president. who
presided Mrs. n. n. Field. president
and Mrs Louis Baor. members ~ the
board rendered their resignations
which were ON motion accepted with
much regret The board elected Mrs.
y W. CLANCY and Mrs. Louis ilfeld. 10
on the two vacancies on the board.
The matter " the removal % the li-
brary 20 the building donated by Mr..
Joshua =. Reynolds, came up fer discuss
slou ana II was decided 60 select .
committee Of three to communicate
the wishes ~ the board 20 the city
council Acting 90 conjunction with r.
W Clancy. the chair appointed Mrs.
J. r. Pearce. Mrs. w. y Childers and
Mrs y. w clancy az the committee.
Othcr matters pertaining 20 the library
were discussed. after which the board
nt tnurucd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
pEAF ~ MurE cnILpnEN.

Hon Benjamin NJ Read. secretary ~
the board ~ trustees ~ the New Mex
iro asylum Tor the deaf and dumb. H.
IN receipt 81 the official llst ~ the
deaf ana mute children In New Mex
leo % school age. from 3 90 q years
The list was complied under the dlrec-
tion 81 the director Of the census AT
the instance OF the board ~ trustees Of
the saylum. The total number "
these children between y and q years
IL 81. Of which number 80 are males
and - females. This number In,
eludes three blind children. who can
not. under the present law be admit
tel 20 the asylum. There are several
others. both blind and deaf, OF young
~ age. These are the only official
statistics ever obtained on the sub
jest. and the board Of trustees can
COW present intcillgentiy the true con-
dltlon Of the asylum. aud az ihe same
time make such jullcious and eqult-
able disposition Of the public moneys
appropriated Tor this meritorinus work.
n ~ strange that with such number
~ deaf and mute children the deaf and
dumb school has never had an enroll
ment Of over iaS children, including
blind children and Indians In the fla
ures obtained from the census bureau
the Indian children who are deaf and
mute are not included
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
sTEwART- BELL.

A most charming wedding was cele-
brated last night az the home Of En-
gineer Franklin on South Edith street,
the parties being Miss Margaret Bell.
Of San Antonio, TEXAS. tMrs. Frank
Inns sister,. ana james stewart, the
well-knOwn employe % the Albuquer-
aue Foundry and Machine works Mas
Bell arrived from her Texas home
yesterday morning, and all arrange
ments being completed. Rev. r. G.
1ieattie In his happiest manner soon
made the two loving hearts beat a.
one Mr. and Mrs stewart will reside
here In comfortable home, newly
furnished. where a bouRteous wedding
supper was prepared, and disposed Of
lass night by the intimate friends Of
the bride and groom. who will please
accept the good wishes OF The Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The old Abe company 10 again 20 the
front WITH very rich ore, John y.
Hewitt brought down h0x OF the
preitiest gold the Eagle has ever seen
evening The h0N contained a
large specimen ~ sold IN white quartz
that shone like diamonds, as well a.
wires % the pure yellow
metal.
TIE ola Abe, which has always been
20 white Oaks what Damon Was "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
THAT Joyful FnrI.lNa

With the e&hilirating sense OF renew.
Cd health ana strength and Internal
cleanliness. which follows the use
syrup Of Figs. IN unknown to she few
VINO have not progressed beyond the
old-time medicines and ne cheap sub
1iitutee some times offered but never
accepted BY the weil.infomed. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the callfor-
MIA Fig Byrup Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Notice ~ hereby given that viii 90 the SIN
day ~ May a. ~, lpuu. offer Co sale and sell
20 he highest bidder fuf cash, fThi bonds Of
the school dlsifICl ui precinct No ~. ~ her
ntlillu ctuuiy. hfH Mgkiro. " the denoml
naflun AZ Wx hundred dollars each. which
have been issued ufcufdUu a. Law for tht Dur.
cinCt y l.. PFnNA,
Treasurer ~ Hrfnaiilio county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Fyihias WhrR Other strikes are eHcit.
ing the people. comes 70 the front with
something a little better than has be-
fore been uncovered. other camps
may ak about what thsy are doing
but White oaks can show the goods
every day Leader.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Territory " New Mexico. County ~ ncrnal.
Ito, ~ the Disitci Couit
Blanchard Meat Ind supply CONF
panY Pialrth, ~ ssos
vs. fN"t"fNf
High Kee, Defendant
To the above nnmed defendant High keei
You fe hereby uuiiugd htf M actlun has been
begun aetinh Cu IN Gee district court, sitting
Within bud iuf tlr county VI btualNlu, tenn.
tory Of Mes Mcxco. wherein the Blanchard
Meat and supply company seeks 90 recover
iuuHme against you in the sum ~ sin hun.
died and hNy dollars and rnsis uf anti, aud
that ytui ptui cry known on inc Hll o. High
kcr Restaurant situate "a No en- Railroad
avenue ln De- city Di Alhuquriulc, lu said
County, hos been attached iuf The purpnfe ~
satisfying slld cli.ui and ihlt unless Yuu en-.
tef you nlrrIfaurr tn SAID HrtinH uu W. iHsfufr
Saturday, Move 1ler "a 1900 iidE urnt VII
be % ud scu iu alil Cause tEaIrH N1u By de-
fault and ysut sid property cold ~ satisfy
faid rislm that lhc nlmea " the attorneys u
rianun We Johnson a fluiral who's post.
Office and buaintia midirss b. a uquefque,
New MrHICu.
HAHRY e.. OWEN.
lI..l. % H.IN Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

go aud Pores ~ wcrkasn statiaG ~
0rouna for the improvements.

Contractor Arson. who will construct
the new railway hotel ANA depot for
the Santa We company returned from
Chicago last night, where be- compiet-
81 aii details regarding the contract.
and early this morning with his fore
men begun measuring ana stalking on
the ground for the new buildings. From
now on work will he pushed with at
possible speed Under the experienced
management Of Mr.. Arson there Il no
doubt that the public VIII soon see the
elaborate improvements assume shape.
ana the gratifying result ~ long qucs.
toned promises TO the city fulfilled In
every respect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

INDIAN SCHOOL APPOINTMENT
j. Russell Elliott. ~ New Lancaster.
Kan has been appointed Industrial
teacher of the Little Water school on
the Navajo reservation IN New Mexico.
~ 5000 a year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
Mnsr COMPLY.

liaEelton oct %. According to Pres
ident Mitchell work al the colior.cs
operated By those companies who have
not yet posted notices win not be- re-
sumed until they comply with the de-
man'ds ~ the Scranton Mine Workers
convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
ANornEn nIVrnENn-

The comptroller Of the currency has
declared a third dividend u 10 per cent
IN favor ~ the creditors Of the First
National bank OF Silver city. making
IN an 90 per cent on claims proved
amonntinH to sGS 5Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

A. the Boston mine exchange last
week $50 shares OF Cochltl uIid Minlag
company stock sold Tor 80 70 $50 per
share. par value So. OF the Santa Re
Gold and Copper company stock $50
shares We're soih 81 Sgpf ~ 81 per
share, par value $40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
HIo nEwARD oFrERKD.
Tor the Arrest Of Aivors, the DsfaaisIns
Iinnk Note TELLER.

e0O viii be offered by the First Ma
tional bank for the arrest OF the de-
faulting note teller. Cornelius l.. Al
word, This conclusion was announced
to-day after a conference with the bank
officials with Capt. Moc!uskey, % the
detective bureau. The Evening Tele-
gram prints A statement that Alvord
- ill On a aanitarium not far from SIT.
Vernon. The assertion IL made that
che defiulter knew he had been detect.
"a be- completely collapsed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
rEnRIroRIAI. .rrNns.

Territorial Treasurer J. ~ Vaughn
has received from ". ., Burspm. super
intsndent 81 the penltentiary, tit2t0
20 be credited to the convicts' earning
fund
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The Optic says y. a. Abcli agent
Tor the Afmijo estate. the owners Of
the Armiio block of Alhuauerquo. ana
who IL also interested with Trlmble a
CO.. ~ ihat eily u here Tor a few
weeks, remaining FOR the purpose OF
tgkips baths AZ ths NOT syringe,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
High Kee.DeieSs5sn,.
BARRY p.OwKa.
ClUf. uf taiil Count.
rbomms Austin

County n D mlililn.
ln tHr District Court.
Thomas s Austin.
James fsanWlr. III alive. nr 80 tIgI
the unknown belts iEI'd
NHmra tfHHWiH n dead.
Inc above named Hud mentioned drierdants
are hereby not hrd 40 ihr ahYfr named suit
b. D. udii in iNC said coat. t11' th- said &C.
q o By lwuHnl t1 quiet aHd BET 20 rest tie title
uf THE plaiuIiN 700 and Oh iNt numbered Twelve
49, ln block icilrted ~" uf toe Atlanta aud
PaCihc addition t1 The tnwn, roe cily. ~ Al.
baQucnqu., Boz OBJ. county ui hrfnflillu aud ter.
utory. 40 Nev hrflc7 aa thr sam sknQwn
aud dctNnaNl uu ihC plat ui .a.d ADDITION,
hlrd IN the office ot ihe probate cigik aud ~
ofiigtu recorder ui The asid county ui De uaiiln
on thr Hlih day a. hrni, \. 40 Sis and that
yuu le required io 500 % any claim that YOU
may have lu nnd thr PREMISES that you m ~
BE- iuuryei bautd snd cHappcl tom Ginning
nny right of uUe Den and tu tlr said pfrmlsea.
aud unless yuu enter YOUR apur lance therein
uu uI before che iOih lsY NJ De emhcr, a. ID,
1900, urcfcr pfl cunfcsHp will De rendered
Haa nst Yuu. aUu tlc pltlnt ~ viii lp1lY 20 the
said CouH inf ile relief dcmsndei ir the said
compliant
tAsHF II OWEN.
tlUrk Oi said Count.
a.. " - nnYAH.
4 |iHIUu .fluH. A. "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
SUDDEN DEATH.
.. %. oiaeos EKpired ~ nis toms ~ ~
O'Clock Last night.

O'Clock Lnst Night.
Another of those sudden dsaths which
~ frequently startle The public. oc-
aurred last night about n oelpek. ana
lrhe citizen 10 called upon % chronicle
she death caused by heart failure q ,.
y. Gideon. the First street merchant
The passing away 81 this genial soul
whose friends were legion, VIII cause
sincere regret % b. expressed BY al
Who rad ihls sad news Dir. Gideon,
after the close Of business last nighi,
started 70 ~ 20 bic rooms over ihe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
AN "
Women
Know

That ordinary treatment
fails 20 relieve painful
periods.
They fsnOwL yniEa e. Pink
haHs g Vegetable 00nS-
pound will ard docs and
hass moro than amy other
medicine
Every woman kn0 va
ab0Uf Rgrss PfnkhanpHS
n1oSsolno.
Every woman knows
some wc1sas Mrs Pink
mann has 0urods
Bat nine women Opf Of
Ton pat off getting Gfsls re-
Msbi8 remedy until fheir
hoaSfh 90 nearly wrecked
BY experiments ar BeO-
k00fE
Then they ws4fe 90 MRS.
PaBRShaps and she cures
Them. hssf Of course ~
takes longer 60 40 so.
DOn's SeGay getting h0lR ~
you aro sfcks
Slso has helped q S5sEIIE0m
women Why not you2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
SI0 STRIFE ENDED.
The PehRsyisania Coal Companies Now
Ready for business.

scranton, Pa. oct 26.-rhere In grea
rejoicing today all through Scranton
and tho I.ackawanna valley at the call
ing on " the anthracite coal miners
strike The order had the effect OF
stimulating the companies which had
already not posted notices agreeing %
advance wages ten per cent 80 DO 80.
To-day he Pennsylvania Coal company
sent out its Official notice 20 the
miners. Fiftv thousand men and boys
will therefore resume work Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

NOTAItIEs PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otero appointed Andrew
W weist Of Cabrs, san Miguel coun-
-, end Morris Black. u Mora. Mora
county. notarles public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Hunlcc MtCirlIan.
Plaintiff
Arthur Amufutio Clafa
ard Alfred tuutr.
heirs uf LOUIS tuetn.
fHafanfn nfn


ATihW, AmnuuGio Claa no, aI7l
ard Alfred tuutr.
heirs uf Louis tuHke,
Defend lufH
The said drirnI3nta arr by tha notified dat
sut emitted o. h.fe sct ou. has been tilee
agansi them hE the taid plaintiff; that the
name and rusiONHr Address ui tHc piuinth's
attorney q %. knirN Aiuuquf rlur /, NJ
ilai lle geHrlh objects ni aail spit Is % quiet
NE tut in plaintiff OBJ pl.ct 90 land ,pnih ~
The city 81 Alug4 lriQur,i GAS cuuutY known
- TIE "funkr fmct," ahlCh e. ai tafas wide
from north iu south. aBd IInH f.uIl the old lia-
ltla. 500 ou iht Wrt. tothc ugi ~ Wy %
The Airhisou, luprsa n ~suH 90 halfway on
the rasL aul te Which tDr al'egts the said dc
icnognis mtkr come claim adyt fu her TIE,
ana that unless yUu The said defendants and
cath ~ yun enter Youf arprhf nee ga said
q utc in ta.d count ui ihe O. 100 house Old
Albgquc que, y so gn nr before sire 9rd day
of NuYrmtca A.p 1900, Judgement VIII be reu-
iclrd ihrtu.n ay dciHult againttY ~ such ~
you as Thus lui tu alptHf lnd fhr frlcl pfsycd
( iqf q pForcf pfroi Wadc all be- grsnted 10
The plnltuu
HARRY OWN,
& lcfk ui Said Count.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Miss Reel Makes Indian School Rec
concentrations Notarles Public
DEAF AND MUTE ASYLUM.

POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
n q. Orear has been appointed
postmaster az Cooney. Socorro county.
vice Laura McKeon. resigned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

plimeeis lhe manaes,s % tba saalr ~,
ceived was well deserved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
nspubiirans ~ Iluadaiupe County.

The republican convention ~ Guads-
upe county was held az Los Colonlas.
ana nominated jhe following ticket,
Jofe pablo MlulHe2. representative,
Pablo AraRnn Miguel Martinez and
i,ani0ifJ ArRnn. county gomp-tssioE-
crE. Bcnlgn1 T.. ltomrfo. sheEeI A.
lSca Anailt probate Judge, Luia
Arason. probate clerk Adulfn Grzel-
arhowskL treasurer ans collector.
Joaquin GutlerreH assessor. Julian
AraTon superintendent 0f schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

hcrnalillo.
Nellie Bailey Moody)
David Moody,
You are hereby noiined that unless You en-
Ter your an gar4nCr In The aait above rntiutd
cause 90 of before che 18th day ~ December
A. -, 1900, Judgment vii By Fgncefed against
you pY default TIE general objects " the ac-
ton being o. secure DISSOLUTION " the mar,
lllne gAiaiing hCiNc yOurstif and The plain.
IN, and That The care. custody and education
81 lhe minor childIcn, issue ~ the said mar.
rage, BE- derFetd 10 the plaipun5
iARnY r, OwEK,
CLERK Vt said Coults
q, N, MArRoK,
Attorney fOf plsin'ir,
pliicg and pusinfnrc idIcGa,
Albequgt4lei y, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The New MeNlcgn says Hon Mar
celnl naca. % PenR Blanca. Is Ia the
city on business Air naca IL well ac-
aualntei with 'he political Hliuatlon IN
Hernaiillo county aud says the repub-
licans have ine ticket ana viii elect
il hy q majority Of az least one Titus
and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

The New MeXiean aAys AIS. and
Mia cam 2itile ana daughter. ~ 81
Louls. who have been at the sanltarlum
went To Albuquerque thlt afternoon 70
spend a week or so. From there they
VIII ~ 10 Arizona flr the winter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Nellie Bailey Moody

ia tie District Count " tie second Judicial
District Ut tie Territory ~ New McHlcO
within aud iof tile County 1T
Hprnalillu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27


Notice 81 suit.
Territory OF New Mexico,
County oi Befnaliilo,
la the District Count }
James McCoHlsion,
Plaintiff,
Va lNo. nfai
Annie McIOuibtrn.
Defendant.
To Annie McCoTistou. defc gdaut iu the above
Causci
You Afp hereby notified that a quit has been
uled Ia the above named count BY James Me,
Curliston, 70 plaintiff aud against YOu as De-
iFnnant paving for On absolute divorce upon
The grounds oi dcsertiOn on your pari aud that
unless you enter your Appearance ID said
cause on, OF before the 10Th daY ni brcembeF,
1900 Judgment will lc rendered against you
~ default, ard the Fcliei granted no prayed tot
in said complaint,
n. r. OWEN.
Clerk.
H. W. DoHaoN,
Attorney for plalgtin,
Albuquerque, N, NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Pau J. Yrisarn. OF this city, II a.
Las Vegas having 5000 lambs dipped
preparatory 20 shipment 70 Colorado.
there 10 be fattened FOR the Kansas
city ana Chicago markets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-28
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.


Honolulu, H. l., Feb. 27, 1900.