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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
Notico "a Nom Residents.
Territory OF New Mexico,
County ot hefnaliilo.
la the District Court.

Kate HaEEard,
w.
ElDert HIATT, No. Sofa.
hcofRe w Wood,
Frederick NJ. haxEaFd.
To Eiheu Hart. 6cosgc W. Wood and Fred.
efick N Hsxxsrdi
fuu aud each Ut yOU afc hereby notified
that the above named suit IL pending 10 said
com, that thc said action IL brought ~ par,
tition the teal estate described Ia said bill oi
compliant, tO.Wit! Lots number one ~, two
~ and three 90, Ia ulOck number iOuiteen
llili Jos number seven az in block numbr'
thirteen tatfs lot number sik (d) Ia bloch uufu.
Der icn tiul; all ~ tie Eastern Addition 20 the
town (noW ciiyl Oi Albuquerque AZ shown on
plat ui said addition, made by NJ J, Mack, e.
Il and hled Ia the office of the Probate CLERK
and "a. ufiicio Recorder ut the said county 81
befuniilio on the 3lsl day of May, A, y, 1852
and for a sale NJ said property In order that
said partition may be made, and iuF othcl
Ieiieii and unless you eater your appearances
therein on Qf before the 1 18th day 0i June, a y
1900 decree pFO.Cpufeasu Will BE- rendered
against you. aud she plaintiff will apply "a
the said Court foI the relief demanded "a said
complaint
HARRY z. OWN.
Clefk ~ said Court.
X. W -, BRYAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Albuquerque, NJ, NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Mr. and Nrs Noa Ilfcld LETT this
morning on their trip 70 Europe. I'm
route east, they Will stop a few days
az Las Vegas. 90 visit and aay good
bye" 20 relatives and friends, and from
Las Vegas they viii 50 direct % New
York. where SIR. Ilfcld will transact
scre important business matters. afttr
which. on Hay seth, they viii take pas
sage on a North German Lloyd steam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
DrArm OF MISS JENNIE poNNrLLY
Consumption Was the Cause Body Taken
"a Missouri for uurial

W tth@"hfN Aet nNiiats
Miss Jennie Donneliy who came
here about two years ago from her
home in Missouri, to recover from the
rayages Of consumption. died az her
rooms on Baoa avenue Tuesday night
at 1880 o'clock. A brother, James Don
nelly, an smpioye at the machine shpps,
was the only relative az the bedside
when the patient sufferer passed over
TO the silent majority. The deceased
Yves about "a years old and was a
faithful and consistent member ~ the
Catholic faith and while resident OF
this city had won "A LARGE circle 81
friends who greatly mourn her death.
The remains were embaimed and were
accompanied by the brother on the
homeward Journey 30 MartinslurR.
Mo, last night. After the funeral Mr..
DunHelly VIII return TO his duties In
the Hhops al this place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

nounoed Both are well known IN
Grant county. Wiit'ur having been a
section foreman on the santa W. and
Wilson havlnR been before the public
chsrrod with the murder Of simmons.
the Cooks Peak school teacher. silver
lllN InlaI.lnhenl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Notice Il hereby given that will on Che 6ih
day IT May a, ~, ippu, offer ioT salc aud sell
10 the highest bidder fOf cash, eight bonds oi
the school district OF pTrcinet No. ~. OF heF.
naiilio county, Nrs heklco, Of 1he dcnomis
nation Of sik hundred dollars each, which
have bFen issued according to iaW for the puf-
pose Of building . school hou.e IN said pre-.
cinct. j, l.. fKaEAs
Treasurer of Hefualiilo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

or for Europe. They win visit reia-
tives and friends IN Germany 0rst. and
then take IN the Paris exposition. They
eNpect 20 BE- absent from the United
States for about i've months. James
Grunsfcid. wife and baby. were at tho
local depot 70 wish them a bon voyage
and safe return"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28


uAolna del Asllmeasgr General ae los
Eaiaaoa unidue. santa he, Nusyo MeAico,
Abrt >. dc ~. iof eata - ia nViau ptJo
u Aof0 del ConSf go AproVado Atai 40
que, en pfoaveuoion 40 un decrolo maj
Hturo ca 81 dia - do Noylelsiaro A. ~.
isls, pur Ia Curta de kaclamua flivados
de tcrren0s de los haiados uuia0a, COLI
urmandalea a l1a hercdoGoH, asiEnad0a y
representatives iegaioa do AtAguel Mon-
tqyA Santiago Muntoya, laa usflaa Con-
pfuudidaa eB 81 fegiitlno . niareed de b9-
Sc as - s si,b 'i ssS, conn. sS'ys'aa
ga. GA la Oilclna dei AgrimensOr Ge-
ngiail Qpufo infoflno Mum. tpQ, eaia a.
tuada en- los cabiid0a. 10 D A. dol n0Fts hi.
ieia agi pon.s,',s s..'SsaS 40 Lst.
agrlmensufa DC dioh0 reclamp marced
90. ur res de "a aud AsntoyA "a
aido hucha por George y, tfadt, Dip1-
tado Agrimensor de zoe 4. Y, bAjo Con-
lrtt0 Mum. ssl. fcchado Abril ", lie 100.
fuo trllnafnitidA a cata Oncina en- 81 "a,
do Otubfe dc lsgs. "a mapa asfiman-
snra Dc IA miama han aidO coacluidaa en
oaia onclnA. bqtas para innpecciOn pub
hch. Dacho rcliano o mefced IA sl1o
atfrtmu1faAdo cu cuidurinidnd con Toe hn-
doFoa oapcclncadoa ca dlcho decrcto y -
locasa pot dioha aErlincnsura y mApa on
los cablldos ~ " DEF Nefte, hhefA
del pOnicnie GA - copdado Do Bcrnalillo,
IcrTatoriO do NuUvo AeMlco, y aUra1A una
area do GyQi5tl acfea. ~, aSflpeunsula
ulalsA Go 0ieha MNtNNu . kteAa.fno etfA
rctcnida ca catR pncina dol Agrimeueyr
General en- santa -, NucSo MtKicO por
"a unaero periodic do noVonta diAa, ex-
ooptuntdo al primer dia do Ia publication
de este 0Viao, cuAlqulor& persona re-
oiamaudo an lnterO8 en- IA connfmacion,
y cualqsicr interea en- 81 treoho coupfen-
dido Ca dlcha ngfinonaura, . GIEEnA
pArto del mislnu que dOsee hAcoF OBJ
iucion IA dlCha 0grlnonauna mapa, k64a
rtluurido de CapaclnCar dislintamunta pos
olorlto 81 lutsroa del ohiutauta, lunta-
utran pruCuas como ui, ella . cliga dosoeln
producer GA soporto do La obicciune pro.
tosohtr iaa minmna en- mi unCiua dentfo
BY VANCE, AgrimonHof General 40 loa
n. II. Dor 81 niatrlio DO NuoNo Mexico.
ia primer publication fua nechA Ansti
y do iyUQ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
womKINa coMMlrrnr..

Toward Ho.pital and sanitarium.
The complete list OF the working
committees, epon which depends the
raising OF Albuquefqne's bonus toward
the establishment Of hospital aud
aanitarlum In accordance with the sug-
gcated proposal OF Mother sebastian
and which has already been published
Ia The Citizen, ia as follows;
FIRST DISTRICT
w. 4. Metoalf chairman. lilo dis
tflct h. the territory east OF Second
street and north of Railroad avenue.
HE decided not 10 appoint a commit.
tee. declaring that he would pick u9
assistance when aud wherever needed.
and that be would moi miss any house
In his district. lie would provide him
self with subscription blanks Tor
pledged amounts and would also carry
with him a box into which deposits Of
cash contributions will be made.
saCOND DISTRICT
+. =. Huhbcll resigned as chairman
OF the Second district, owing 10 GER
tain business obligations that wOull
probably call him away from the city,
and o. ". strong was appointed In hia
stead. This district takes Ia that pOr-
tion OF the city east of Second street
and south OF Railroad avenue. Ills
committee Ia as follows:
Mrs. r. j. shiniok. Mrs. ]. J. Furlong.
Mrs Carroll. Mrs. J. korber. hra. J..
Loobs. Mrs. Ounce. Joe Barnett. Miss
l3ica Baer, Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. IA. ID,
l1Atright, Mrs. H. LOcba, Mrs. OttO
Dlrckmann, Wallace HeHselden, Frank
Mckee. &. r. Meyers. W. .. strickler,
w. r. sturges. r. Fink. o. Baohechi.
W. T. McCrcight, Geo. h. Nehcr. }. ;,
Beaver. Thos, Britton.
THIRD DISTRICT
10, Ruppc chairman. The district Ia
composed OF that portion OF The clty
west OF Second street and south OF
railroad avenue. The following con-
stitute the committee Tor this district.
Mrs. J. W. Crumpackof. Mira. IA. b.
Ferguson, AIRS. q. y. Albright, Mrs
q. w. Kunz, Mrs. w. II. McCrelghI
Mrs. r.. l.. oaks. Miss sophia Hubbell
Miss Leila Armijo. Mrs. Al. Coleman
Miss Julia Lee. Miss Margaret Kent
d. A. Mcpherson, 4. j. Powers. w. l.
Hathaway. Chas. Roe. T.. 5. slower
David WeinmaHn, II. n. Fox, A. J
Lamb. Fred Kent. Mrs. Wineheck
FOURTH DISTRICT
Il. r. Hall. chairman. This district
takes in an that portion of the city
west OF Second street and north oI
Railroad avenue. The committee. IL
charge % this district. Is as follows.
Summers Burkhart. W n. Childers
r. V. Chayes. I'd. Dodd. Albert Gruna
field. NJ. $. Otero, Louis llfeld. q. X
Neher. J, a. Weinmann. J. "A. Wroth
Mesdames W. b. Childev. n. w
Clancy. Albert Grunafeld. Wallace lies
selden. G.. L. Brooks. Ralph Hallorau
j. II. oRielly, b. spltz. Misses Anny
Blake. NJ. Lee.
The various working committees he'll
meetings this afternoon, the First dis
trlct being the exception. The seeon'
district met at the residence OF .. w
Strong. the Third district al RuppeI
drug store, and the Fourth district a
the Commercial club.
The committees are now at work. an
contributions will. no doubt. be easy 4
| obtain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Posiofiioe Inspectors G L. Doran ana
A. = Frederlcks departed for the north
last evening, after transaetig ofIicial
business In this city Tor the past few
days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
mn Ilnhl,.r. Plnna nnIll,.

Wilson and Wilbur. the two men ar
rested Tor robbing the Bowmsn bank az
Las Cruces, iast week entered a plea
% guilty IN the Dona Ana district
court Sentence has not yet been pro-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Charles zelger, the big hoiol keeper Of
~ Paso, came in from the south this
morning, and viii remain a few Gays
on business Mr. zeiger was formerly
IA business here. and has many friends
IN the territorial metropolis. who are
pleased TO see him. fe reports El
paso In prosperous condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Special car No. 100, Of the Colorado
Midland, reached the city last rlEht
from Denver. This car will carry AIRS
,. >. Frey and family 50 Denver. they
leaving the city to-mofrow night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

spfias Term opened ,MondaS = Al che
tnSges and Unttcrs Present.
The United States court Of private
land claims mot at the federal build.
.nF In santa ne Monday AZ ~ o'clock.
with chief Justice Joseph n. Recd pre.
suing ana Associate Justices a. &. hui
ier. A. &. siuss, W. W. Murray and
WiiDnr h. stone present.
lion. A. q. itcynoidn. United states
attorney ". A.. Pope, assistant United
states attorney. 5amea "A. hecdef,
clerk, IrenO l.. Chavos, deputy clerk,
ana .. .. sheridan, deputy marshal,
were als0 In attendance. together with
NUMBER of attorneys who nave cases
pending before the tribunal
n. ". Eaaton. OF Rio ArfibaO ooun-
". was appointed oricr. aud Fcrnanao
Nolan, OF santa Re. was chosen ball
,n
Mandates OF the clerk OF tho United
States supreme court Ia thirteen cases
that have been appealed from the land
/ court 90 the supreme court, ana finally
decided by the tribunal of last resort.
were presented and orders entered ao-
cordingly. The action OF the supreme
/ court IN all these eases was fully set
forth In the New Mexican al the time
tho decisions were rendered.
Case No. 25S. entitled Mariana n. Sc
ma W. tho United states. was set Tor
trial on next Monday. In this ease the
petitioner asks the court 90 confirm TO
him the Leyba grant Of about 1900
acres Ia Santa Re county. and covering
the famous turquoise mines OF TIFFANY
and othcra al TuFuuDaa Frank w
Clancy, OF Albuquerque. and II. 3.
CLANCY Of Santa BE. are the attorneys
for the petitioner.
TUESDAY APRIL "a
The United states court OF private
land claims met at the federal building
with Chief Justice Reed presiding. and
all the justices present
The objections 90 the survey OF the
raiaya Hill grant in santa Re county,
Jacob Gold Il al. claimants were arr
gued. and submitted by Hon M. q.
Reynolds and W. ~. Pope for the gov
crnmcnt and A. g. Ronchan for the
claimants
The motion Tor rehearing IN the
Arlbac grant case, involving about %,
900 acres ~ Arizona. was argued and
submitted. The United states attor.
neys represented the government. and
Rochester Ford. OF Tucson. presented d
printed brief In behalf If the claimants
The objections 81 the government q
tie form of the decree IN the sonolta
grant case OF Arizona, were argued and
submitted,
Adjournment had until "Wednesday
morning April 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

ID. q Surveyor ooneraIs once. SANTA
ro. New Mokloo. April tth. 1902 Notice
h hereby given under che Act OF Con-
fross approved March 2. 1871, ana amend
ments thereto, ,ha, n Rsfssgna am =, q Ne =
vembar. A. ID iHd BY tho United States
Court 81 Private Land Ciainiei COMBINING
unto the heirs, assigns and legal f.pfe-
sentatyea of Miguei A,onsoia al,o 4, !" an.
IN. ard \. Montoya land gfgnt q
claim, known on tho docket Of said eossgt
a. No. ga and IN The surveyor QenefAie
INC NJ ~ aod "A az w ~ county sn o. Bor-
nahllo. irorritory IL New McKico, a SIR.
YeY of the said m, and =. Mnltuya
land grant or claim has been haa1e ~
under Contract No ssi, dated April -,
i29. was returned 20 this Office on Octo-
Der 81, iNto aud the plat and survey
thcrcos \ completed IN this ONCE, Ieaay
claim haa becn surveyed IN conformity
with tho boundary calla eei forth IN I'D
decree and y ioeeisd ~ aid survey a 10
county Of Iiernanlio. TERRITORY Of New
Mexico. and embraces an area Of 2 !.
e6i.tli acres. The survey and plat Of said
grant or claim Will % retained IN the
Surveyor Generals once AZ santa ~,
days. exclusive of the hrs, day OF the
publication OF this notice. and any party
claiming an interest On tho connfma iiQfi
or any Interest in the tract embraced IN
said survey. OF any part thereof, dosir-
Ing TO make objection 10 said survey and
plat, Is required 20 state distinctly, IN
writing, the Interest Of the obicotOr, to-
g0thor with such nfildaviu o. other
proofs az he, sho or they may desire ~
produce IN support 81 tho objection, and
nle she same IN my once within he sad
period OF ninety days QuiNRk VANCE,
u. =. Surveyor General for The District
of New Mexico
(Firat publication made April I'm. 1900
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
BRIGHT BITS.

-Clara-Evidently Mr. sweetscr IS head
over heels in love with you. Edith.
Edith-Nonscnse!
Clara-Oh but it's fact. He actually
said he delighted 20 hear you sing -Bos-
ton Transcript
At tho Ciothes-IIorse Show-Her Best
Friend-I suppose May viii have a row
with tho Judges II she decent get a prize
Her Next Bcst-No. she'll have It with
her tailor. She says she left Il an 20 him
Puck
As She Remembered Hmm Skim
merhorn Cas the participants IN the debate
became PERSONALLY was a laundering fool
when l asked YOU 20 marry me-
Mrs Skimmerhorn-Wcn you looked IL.
dear-Chi-ago Tribune.
kind Hcarted-Mrs. Penblossom-Do
you know. our receptions viii fan on the
same day7
Mrs Wilherhy-How good Of YOU 20
speak Of DO! / shall change mine, Of course.
! wouldn't disappoint you for anything
Brooklyn Life
"A Parting stab-"sarah" said the lady
OF the house. breaking the news gently
10 the new servant girl. I'VE shall have 10
get along without your services after the
FIRST OF the month Yes. mum. replied
Sarah; I'm sorry the masters affairs
are in such bad shape. mum. "-Phlladcl
phia North American.
-Unsympathetic-"You haven't much
sympathy for the request from your en-
nloyes for shorter hours" Not much.
answered Mr. Cumrox. 1T goes 20 show
that men don't know when they ARE well
or II they had been invited around 10
muslcalcs. and dragged through Europe
bv Mrs O. and the girls. like have. may
he they'd appreciate the privilege OF stay
irc IA a nice comfortable husincss-like
office nine or ten hours day."-Waah-
fngton star
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

The one-leggeI Waterman who stands
guard at the visitors gate at Bellevue
Hospital Is ever on the alert to prevent
visitors from taking in liquor or other in
toxicants 20 their friends who are 81. says
the New York World. There Is a strict
rule against a.
Among tho hundreds who had passes 10
visit relatives last sunday was a gray
haired old man in his best black suit
whose pistol pocket had a suspicious bulge
beneath the tails OF bis coat.
what you got Ia your pocket there -
demanded the gatekceper indicating the
bulge"
ITS a milk punch for me boy Mike"
said the old man. producing a bottle fun
Of white nuld
You cant take nllk punch in here.
said the keeper
Indeed ] viii" said tho old man.
Indeed You won't for million dol
lars" retortod the keeper. ITS against
the rules"
"1'll take it IN anyhow" and pulling
the cork he put the bottle to his lips ana
drained h.
II Told YOU ] would take II ~" he said
triumphantly. and here's present OF
the bottle for you"
That there was the most obstinate ola
lad I've seen in many a day" said the
keeper as the old man passed in
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Tho President and his advisers are be
ginning 10 doubt the sincerity 81 some Of
the European Powers which are concerned
10 China Not very long ego 60 was the
understanding that 10 one % them want
"a the Chlno-c empire dismemoered and
that an of them favored the "opcu door
policy In fact. that IS the understanding
yet but things have occurred recently
which have surprised our government. and
given rise 20 the suspicion that while pre-
tending 10 favor the integrity o. the cm-
pife and the open door policy some ~
them are secretly working to set posses
sion Of Chinese territory.
one reason for this suspicion g. that they
are insisting upon terms % settlement thar
China cannot comply with Seeing that
she cannot comply with them. she may
refuse to try. In that event there would
of course be- war. War would be- followed
probably by a division of the empire.
No ono of the European Powers viii
admit. Of course. that it Sc seeking the dis
membsTment Of the empire. In his speech
before tho Rslehstag the other day Ger
many's Imperial Chancellor. Won Buolow.
said that Germany had nothing 60 gain by
the partition Of China and d. not desire
it. but be also said: we desire our share
IN what ls to be- won from China. We viii
not ovcrreach any one and will not let
any ono ovcrreach us" Tho inference
from this 81 that Germany intends to have
as much OF whatever IS 20 Zoe obtained
from china as any other Power gets
There IS such eaFerncss on the part Of
/ the European Powers to rob China Of
everything she has. that Il viii be a din
cult matter 60 get "a settlement And 81
I looks as u some OF the European Power
were seeking 20 bring about that very
condition Of affairs. when China refuses
10 settle then the plan OF taking every hing
viii Do adopted.
Il Is the policy OF our government 20
make as light demands upon China as
| possible. II Is recognized that she s. IN
able 10 pay a heavy indemnity. and IL is
admitted that she has already been pun
! ished pretty severely for her outrage.
/ Thousands Of her people have been
killed two Of her cities have been sacked.
and many OF her villages have been de-
I stroyed.
! our government would not have made
/ public its suspicious II Il were not
/ certain that there was foundation for
/ them-suspiclons that some OF the Euro
pean Powers have purposes m respect TO
China which they have not yet disclosed.
II would not b. surprising therefore II ne
goiiations should drag along for good
while yet, and that the outcome should be
declaration Of war against China and
/ an effort TO dismemhor the empire.