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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Interesting Topics from Interesting Peu'
bio Indian village.
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Special Correspondence,
Laguna, Aug. Ia. w. Bcnnet and
wife. 0s Zuni. N. A., passed through
Laguna Monday. on their way homo
from the Jemez hot springs, where they
have been sojourning FOR the past few
weeks. Mr.. Bennett II the merchant az
zunl pueblo.
Charles Catron. OF santa Fe, n. M
son OF Hon. r, n. Catron, Is staying al
Iaguna Cor a few days. Mr.. Catron Is
Interested In chronological studies and IL
here Ia the interests OF an educational
institution.
Charles Neustadt and wife have re-
tarned from their visit 10 Bernalillo,
and Mr. Neustadt II again In evidence
at the general merchandise store Of the
Rlbo Mercantile company.
James Gill. OF san Antonio. Texas, Is
sisiting with his uncle. Foreman ON
OF IN Rito station.
Leopold Blbo, with his mother Mrs
simon BibO. LEE, f0r san Francisco. Cal.
lart week. Mrs. Bibo was called TO San
Francisco to see her little son, who Il
quite ill az that place,
Railroad Detective selvy was al Tn
/ CANA Monday looking after the inter.
ests Of the Santa be Pacific railway.
| J. W. Kcohane. mnil clerk on the Al
buquerque and Los Angeles route witt
headquarters az Albuquerque, was
vlsltOr al IaKuna pueblo Tuosiay sight
seeing among the Indians.
=. ~ Beosius. secretary Of the lndiai
| Rights association. visited Acoma an
Iaguna Indian pueblos Tuesday, Mr.
Broalus IL making an extended tou
among the Indians % the southwest u
the Interests OF the association.
I.AGUNA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
rnOnArE COURT.
several Petitions Received and Acted w
on-Appraisors Appointed.

several Petitions Received aud Acted tp-
Appraisers Appointed.
After the transaction Or some lmpOr-
tant matters yesterday tho probate
court was adlousned untily september
q. 1900. Ia addition ~ the publication
OF the proceedings OF Monday, the fol-
lowing constituted tho business yeHser-
day;
Upon petition OF Pedro Perea. execu.
Tor o. che estate % Maria de Jesus Pc
roa. Mariana Perea and bernicl0 n. Pc
rea, were appointed appraisers 0f said
estate.
The accounts Of q :. and ], 8 Bast-
erday against the estate Of Di0nlclo
Mirclea. Ia the sum Of t6 was approved
hy J. g. sandoyal. one az the admin.
lBtnat0ra Of SAID estate. snu approved
b. the court.
The account Of J. c. sand0val against
the estate of Dionicio Mireiea. in the
sum of t22.5i, was approved ~ chs
court.
In TIE matter of the estate 81 Lyman
n. Putnsy. George A. brown aud Frank
Moore were appointed appraisers or ths
personal property beionging ~ tno cs'
tate of the deceascd,
IN the mat1er a. the estate u q. W
Kennedy for making 0n allowance q
the widow and family % deceased, aua
for counsel fees she case was continues
until the september term of court
Pabia q. o. Mireisa, executfiz. and
Juan g. 8and0vaL admlnisrator of th'
estate of Dionicio Mlreles. deceased
presented their nnad report and wer'
discharged from an further duty BY Ih'
court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

enjoying herself here for the pas month
az Blocks hotel. she will spend sew
ecai days a. the sulpturs and then re-
turn % those Springs again.
REV. y. A. Fenion. frOm Cobolla, Srs
a visitor az this place over sunday. Ia
says there wa a good rain az the Ce-
bolla lately. Thess rains, though utnaN.
have been blessing to the country, Tor
a few more days Of dr0ueht would be
fatal TO crops
Manager smith. Of the saw mill. ak
miles north 90 here. with the help Of
Major beaumont, is again saving out
good lunlber. There ia NOS sufficient
water 10 furnish an the power necca-
sary, on account of there being no rain
fail the iasi month.
Leonard winbOcfor. the rancssun,n a,
La Cusva, II az work on his mill raro,
and expects To build a saw mill In the
near future,
Mr.. Ihompeon. who resides on a ranch
three miles from Ia Cueya, and who
sustained a severe injury a. Biand late.
ly b. having his hand caught In the
machinery. is s0me better. Ills hand
was badly crushed anu his thumb and
little finger are the only ones he car
move the other three fingera being par.
aiyEed. he does not ever expect q
have the use Of his hand again. The
man who took Mr. 1'hompson's place IA
the mine Do the man who was killed by
a orowhar striking him while he wa
ioosinR clog IN the machinery,
o. = Brown came down room Ia
Cueya to-day 90 gsi him mali and uii
politics with his friends.
George Fcnton has sold out his st0ck
and farming implements and expects &,
move 60 Albuquerque, where he and hii
wife will reside IN the future.
Laurie Shields. the t-year-Old son u
/ Dr. ]. M. Shields, had quite an acciden
for - small boy While playing s.
the barn alone with a pitch fork he
in some way, dropped the fork on hi
foot and one tine passed through hi
foot making quite a painful wound
Fortunately the pitchfork was no
rusty.
Mr.. and Mrs M. T. Otero have spcn
the last month al the home of their son
a. !. Otero, az thla place. L. L. ..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
3. W. oLINoER INSANE.
Former santa Fs Underwater Conansd IN
Jalt "a Bloomington, tu.

Jail "a fiioossiington, tn.
j. w ollnger. forrnerly ca9agod In
the undertakes busiaens az santa Ne.
whose aotns ls now AZ ssO9 Fifteenth
street. Denyer, in ia the county iail az
bloomington. iii. in a Wildly dsrnsnted
condition cnused by excitement asld
fright In the hold up by robbers on che
Union Paoihc ns.ir Hugo. Colo, saauF-
day mght, ln which w. J. FNy. Of Afha-
helm CAL wna killed BY a shot. ollngor
was formerly a bar'ber in BloomingtOn.
and after fftesn years ahsosrce he was
ou his way "a visit his Old home, occu-
pyinG the aamo Deruh with Fay. whon
the latter was shot by roDbera. The
kllnng grcaiiy affected olinGer. and h.
belatn. ~ wrought up over the aftair
that Aa mind gave way. After tlIe train
leT >Ianais CITY t.s began 10 act queer
lS He did not Oeoonc violeut ,Hstn the
train ncached Hpodhouse and fOr ths
remainder % the iournsy 10 BIoomlna-
ton he imagined robbers were trying 70
kill ham also Ohngor ts r1tiOnai ae
times but when has mlnd reverts 20 the
robbery hs losses all oantrOi II himaslf
and 10 apparently overooms by fear. He
says ths robbers shot az him several
times. There n a bis bullet hssle IN hiz
Wallis. Ella wife isas wired from penvef
as % isls condition and that be be given
/ every atienilon.
i OiinEer Was taken in charge and re.
nloved fnom uila couny Jail by has
m0flsu. Airs. Mary "a. Gibson. ~ Nor
NAL. lH. He waa much quiotsr after IA.
i mafhcr came for him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
RAYMER IN DEMAND.
Isaso Hall Reading over Iis Case He IL
Now with Pueblo

Isass Hall Reading over nis Case lie l.
Now with Pueblo
second Baseman Fred Raymer. sus-
pended s0me time ago by the Sioux City
management, arrived Ia Denver yester-
day moriing ana IN the afternoon left
fpr Pueblo to finish the season with the
Pueblo team The negotiations that led
to the signing OF Raymer by the Denver
management have caused trouble be-
tween Manager Tebeau. OF this city. and
Manager 4. B. Bcali, OF Sioux City. The
Denver man believes that the other Was
trying 10 hold him up on the player
and the dispute was referred fret 10
President T. ]. Hickey, ~ the Western
league. and then 20 President Young, 0S
the National lcague. The dispute arose
over the claim that Manager Beail had
agreed 90 one price Tor Raymer'a rclease
and when that was accepted had ratso>
hls price. When Tebeau began To lO0h
for a second hslseman he al once open
e.i communication with Manager Beall
/ nan attempt 10 get isaymer. 1'he firsi
price set by the Sioux city man was
higher than Tcbeau was willing 10 Of
fer. Then rebcau made a counter prop
0altion, which was accepted With th'
addition OF a ticket FOR Itaymcr 10 trini
him west. Tebeau wired an aoceptanc'
and received a reply that double th'
money offered would be necessary. IN
Denver man then laid the case befor
President Hickoy. and he referred II q
/ President Young. the latter dccidinl
that Denver was entitled 10 the phays
/ on the terms accepted. Ia the mcantim
/ Tebcau had acquired the signature o
second Baseman Mohler and itaymo
was moi ia immediate demand. The dif
ncultios which the Pueblo manager
struggling with made a pitoe for ilay
mer, and he has been loaned 10 tina
club for ihe balance Of the season.
| Denver Rot,itillcnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Land Office Transactions for Past
Week--TerrltorlaI Revenues.
FARMERS CONGRESS DELEGATES.

Governor Caer0 has appodnted Hon.
l.. nFndford Frincc of Santa BE. r. w.
Tansill 0f Carlsbad. and G. }. Gavin.
OF Hatom, de,egat tca 10 tho farsucfs con-
ErvsR. which win mcf az coloraxlo
Springs. Colo, Aug. a. 90 a.
LAND oFFICB tBcORD.
Following are tho transactions AZ ths
United states land once. santa Ne. Tor
the week ending "Wednesday. August B.
IIonitaioad Entries Aibln1 Ilsoa. An
ton Chico. ioO acres, aan Mtguci county,
aeveFino aauussevan. WatTouA ieo
acgea, San Miguel comty; Arantacio
Velapic. Pueyso d. Luna. i55.G acres.
uuadaiupe osunty. Nioholas Gentry
Shoemaker. t60 scrca. san Miguel
county; Estitanita 9utierreE. Las We
H.. i6gsg acrvs. san Miguel county.
I0aa NJ. MartincH. Las Vegas, iso acren.
San Miguel oonriy. JOSS DolOrca Chav-
ca CoBra. 100 aCroa. san Mig1cl county.
Waher %. CWniiRii, Flora Vapa. ~
acr,x. Hssn Juan county. utreEorio Also-
daca CeHdaiaElo. Albuquerque, ~
acres Bornaiillo county, Iose Eaquibel.
fiuta.ia. 100 aorVs. Guasiaiupe cOunty;
IIcnry Runhardt, Pintada, is0 acrea.
Guadalupo county.
Final Ccriaoates- -Iossc de Jouus Ara
90, Hnlra peafk. iGi ~ aorcs. ColfaH
oounty, Jo-e l. Marines, upiisa. iso
acres. ColfaN county; i0Tyeo Iauheoo.
Osia. 100 acTua. ColfaN county, sewer
mo Martinez, administrator ~ tho 80
tite ~ Juan h. T'riiiilo. deceased. Oaiaa,
ts0 acrys. Colrax county; asaria ". Bal
donado Conjilon. ie0 acres, Rio Ar.fDa
county.
Ccal Land 8nsries-S y. IlrDthesbon.
Ciafkvnla, adverse 10 James IL. eltor-
ten. i6O arrcn. Borualiilo county. Ivan
Grunsdeid. Jamcs 0r,mafelc. w. n.
! Springer. Albuqu.Fuun. $40 arres, ier-
nnilibo county; n Mstndeil, u. Vein
man ami Louis seflla. AibuIuerQue, 800
acpvs. Bernpllillo county. Leon ~ stein.
albuquerque 100 acrcs Issruaiiii1 coun-
lty
HEvEN uEs FROM TERRITORIES.
Tlne trcasury department. recently
published ngltrca allowing the rsvcinae
the E0vernmesM oolieuted Ia tis diner
eflt aeuatOrtca, and ulte expcnse they
were 20 the EovefHansslt. and there was
a comfortable cash balanns in each one.
AlaslOt iestds. ON acoount M the revuDua
from uho scgii industry .ArsnaaSa leads
| New Mcxioo On account Of the custom
house az Notalea uherc being nothing
but a sub-port % entry in New Mexico,
aSsi mat n0t on the line - a rilfoad.
! Tho following arc the figures from the
dincrem territories. giving the amount
Of coliectionss the amount returnsd GO
tho tcri9uories Tor expenses stood by the
government. and uhe net revenue " mo
government from the territories,
Alaska ..... 81, 100. 2s2 ts6S. $50 9937. i32
Oklahoma Ss7 ,tei 2ea.150 54s.8ii
Arizona J.. . 22i.6Ss tossO i7s.0o5
New Mcxioo. $4,000 ss,t00 95,a01
ToSais .t2.is4o9s sti6.S60 81. 7s7. sSs
/ No iongcr can congreas U.s. the asate-
ment THAI Tar territories are not In a
financial condition 10 care for them
selves aa an arguneut against state
hood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

The affairs OF the Santa BE a Grand
Canyon Railroad company II. n aoode.
Lombard Goode A Co. et al, are still In
au entangied condition. An EFFORT has
boon made toward settlement during
the past week. ana several times u has
been announced that "A satisfactory set
tis ment would be reached In day or
two, but each time a hitch occurred The
Indebtedness OF the promoters far ex-
cuoda the assets u the various concerns
which Ar. Goode enosf ' 'ed 10 hoat.
The mines produce little - no ore thua
leaving the railroad, as the only thins
og presumed value. ana there IA no proa'
poct OF its ever paying the expenses d
operation. -aCoconlnO sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Among those suggcMcd Tor queen of
the carnival. az Albuquerque. are
Misses Halioran and Hunt. daughters
OF Ralph Hnforan and Charles Hunt.
gentlemen well known IN this city.
The suggestion has been made at
Albuquerque that during the appfNach-
Ing territorial fair IA lhsUi place In the
ball tournament. no one be allowed 20
play with the El paso tcam but resl-
dents OF this city. while ali Arizona ard
New Moxicu teams shall be comp0aei
respectively % residents ~ thosa tervi-
tories. I'll Paso News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
An EnlerlaInInr rroFraH.

The El Pas0 independent 90 This
years New Mexico Territorial fair VIII
bo held az Albuquerque in the month OF
september. commencing on the 18Th and
ending on the a2d one Of .le principal
attractions OF Il viii be a base ball tour
nament between the amateur teams Of
Arizona. New Mexico ana El raao, ali
professionals being barred. The fair as
soclation 10 getting out very enter
tainins program and IL viii b. carried
out 10 the letter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
IoINo RArEs ADyAsorD.
Santa " Notifies Melon drawers of = 80
Per Cent Increase.

sautn W Notifies Meion tFnWefs ~ = %
Per Cent Increase.
The santa Fe Railway company has
notified the Melon Growers association
at Las Anlmar, Colo. az elsewhere I'm
the valley. that a 80 per cent raise hap
been put IN force on iclnE oars q mel
ona 90 eastern points. This raise, u u
believed, is due 10 the advance In the
price OF ice. II VIII n IKE considerable
difference IN the pronts % the members
OF the association. AZ they have figured
very closely on the melon crop this
year. The former rate for iclng a car
% New York was $40 and now IL $50. The
average charge 10 other eastern points
from f2i to $50. are now from seo ~ 80,
ON a basis of 100 cars for the season =
shipping the total amount runs into
money fast. a protest has been lodged
with the company. but as yet has borne
n3 fruit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

The Holbrook Argus says: September
20 has been decided on as the day for
the trades display and parade at the
Territorial fair at Albuquerque. and on
tho night OF the 2ist this grand ball will
be given. Il is promised by the manage
ment that the fair viii be a hummer
tails year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Hodge. J. ~. Hurley, and II. u Twitch-
Ell. There were In attendance at the
meeting Judge ". l. waldo. Colonel r.
u. Twitcheil. Colonel E w Dobson.
Hon. y. A. ManEanares and J. y. iiur-
10y. The companies are subsidiary c0m-
panies Of the santa re Railroad com
many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Wulian i'racc. ~ ftio Arriba c0u1sty.
bad an exciting encOunteT wan ak
beaSu IN the upper Navajo. neur tins
Col0s1,do iine. While in sssaneh of a
ainail bunch of siisep he oaHns upon six
bryiina killing HE si0ck. Tne uancaIsin
klllod one % the animals and the othsrs
fed Price tried % ioad me dead bear
on hia horsa. waiisih beoauls alsrsrlad and
ldcked Price. brenhiaG hia leg a. the
knee. Might oams and with q ne re-
uaiufng ave beara. AL nlgiN Price kept
the animnle az hay with the but u hAa
gun. ms cartridges having run out. He
WAS aiied only ~ a small coaiie. In the
mofning b. waa RESCUED by passing va
qucros.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

AttNAunao hfetAAe"~R ~RANNNt"fN '''"'N"f
The New Mexico Town company and
the Cerrilios Coal Railroad company
held meetinas yesterday forenoon az
the FIrst National bank az santa ".
The town company declared - annual
divided and the Coal Railroad com
psny eiesssd the following directors
u p. Ripley, w. y. Jensen, W. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Tue interErd rVvenue department. ~
washington has issued a new riiins m
rvEard 70 me liability % faatisfal banks
that handie foreign bank notes ~ cur
rency The tax is imposed unsier ne
leg. q February :. isss. and was rccent'
~ teaed b. question raised by a bank
Al Port Angeles. Wau1dugt0n. A sworn
statemenl Of the prosidens ~ IN bank
shaved uat q had handled ti.ito of
C'a nadlan nt.ies upon which the attn,nlt
was made 10 asses u tiit. which was
roainied T'he riliinH ho4is cnat ms
money Il due
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Nasal Cutngrt oHcsiy yields % treat.
mont ly Iiya au liaiin, which NJ haroo'
isf anansl.n BE- b. received through TIE
1ostr.is, clninata hnd heals lho whole sur
ac0 over pArh 70 d.l1aoa itrolf brugyi.ta
.e.l ne J0c. sizes Trial mfo ty mail, 10
cents. 1afi d snd yu4 s.o s4Fe - coniinuo
thn treatment
Annutuccmcnt.
10 acoUmiaiainta t4ts Whp are partial
~ tho nee ~ sioin.ffri ID arI wing liquids
into lla na al Iai.e "a Or eilarrsli frpn-
Nfs. ths ffapr.a prenara Cream iialrn la
Hgaii loim. which piN % En1vn ~ kly'a
Iiqald Cream Malm. Price including tLe
spraying tulc Il I3 caula Druggists or ~
mail Tho liquld form eiubodiea he msd-
icinai psopsstiea q ths solid PrspaIaiion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
FIVE GREAT SYSTEMS,
viii Control Twenty-eight Big Rail.
way Corporations.
CONSOLIDATION THE ORDER Of THt AGE

within ten years all the ralirca,ls
west of Chicago viii be embraced in
i've great systcms." says a Chicago dis
Idlth.
This prediction was made by a lead
lng official of one OF the larsusi rail.
way systems Ia the west. it ia con-
CURED In by many officials q other
companies who have watched not only
the trend OF railway consolidation g"n-
crafty IN tia past few years. but have
themselves been Instrumental In 9t.
ranging Important events Of .he kind.
To what extent the "unihcation OF
financial control idea now prevails OF
may ultimately be- puahed cannot he
explicitly seated. A fairly accurate esil-
mate may be made Of the actual COM
binations OF companies which have been
eut cted. Tc show 10 what extent the
system making movement has pro
greaaed the Railway Age has ta5uiated
the railway cong -inics of this country
ana Canada which control over 2.OOl
miles Of track. The table shows that
o-day twenty eight htcorporatlons, either
by direct operation or through sublr-
dinate organizations. control over hl,'
OQs mites Of road Several u the sYt-
toms have already surpassed the eur
n sing figure of 5000 miles each. with
OUT any indication that the limit has
been reached.
The following table shows TIE miie'
age controlled on June last hy each o
/ tho companies n8med. and includes
track laid this year or otherwise an
qulred. The figures will serve 70 cor
faui various erroneous statements tha
have been made az TO the iargsst rail
way svstema. and wtll show also, q
these fanili8. With the relative magni
tudc Of the principal corporations, tina
some notable changes in position nav'
occurred ln the present year az the re
suit Of recent purchase and lease;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

the San Juan County Index, IN
speaking about the fair 20 BE- held az
Dunang0. aays. The fair az Durango
this tap viii be che greatest event 0f
the kind ever held IN southern Colorado.
m organisation 20 b. known a. the
CoiOrado-New Mexico Fair association
has been eaeosed and a board u diree-
tors chosen, and about 5000 has been
raised foc this years eKhlf't. Tue date
and liat q prcmiums viii soon be an
nounced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

The Optic says; Ward Thomas, a
former Las vegan printer, with many
friends here yet, has left DlsDee, Aria,
for the F'rinicra hone IN Colorado
Springs. has trouble thus early la life.
being neerly total blindness"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
oFFlCAL NOTES
IA nANaE RIpER.

q y. Chaplin. veteran of two wars.
lcft santa Fe for PrescOut. Ariz.. to
take a position as range rider on a EoV-
ernmont f0rcst rcaorve.
DELEaATE TO PARIS EXPOSITION.
0Overn0r OtcIo has appointed Mrs.
Aislbel n. Iiimoo, of Albuquerque. "a del
egate TO The department Of music "a the
Paris exposition.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. "A. Vaughn
has roccivod the following rcmiutapcea'
F'rum !. l., Pcrca, collector 0f bernal-
nlo county. SOS OF 1895 taxes. 5i50f u
1855 taxes, of wilich $3.50 ie Tor terfl
torlal PURPOSES and t21.sp for toIritosiA
Institutions.
Ftom Fred MullcF, collector of 61nta
Fa county. t28ss q isss taxes and
t3sa0l ~ 1899 taxes. "a which tiie.io n
for territorial purrosoa and tgAbI 10
t,urtuorial institutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
JEMnz HOr BPRINos.

A good shower last night refreshed
everything, and We hope has Dut an end
10 the drought and 10 the 0eGinning of
The rainy season.
visitors have been coming and going
bat there has not been a great many a.
any one time.
j. B Hiorka stage went 10 the euls
phurs asturday win Misses Dawnon,
H1Wuer apd Maxwell as paaaengefs
Mise Dawson - che efiiclent school mia-
tfsss az Jcfncz pueblo, and aooonlpa- o
nied ~ Miss BoWser her niece. ahe VII
spend part Of her vacation az santa fe,
going hy way o. uiand. Mias Maxwell
a popular lady from Chioago, has been
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-06
sHERIFF's SALE.

Astoria. Oregon, Nov, ~, 1900.
By virtue OF an execution and order
OF sale issued out OF the circuit court
OF the state II Oregon. for the county OF
Clain0p on the 9th day OF November
1900. upon n judgment and decree ron
dercd therTih IN the iat day OF Noyem.
bor 1900. In favor OF the Equitable Saw.
lnFn nni Loan Association Ga corpora.
tioh) plalntiiIa and against James T,
liullhek ana VilcttA Bullack. his wife.
detendhnta. for the sum OF ss2s, % ana
Interest thereon from the 7,h day on
dOne. 1900. the further sum OF $4,000 as
attorneys fees, the costs and dlaburae.
menis Of this action taxed nj $50 20 ana
the costs OF ana upon this writ com.
mandlng and requiring me 10 make aale
Eof the following descrlbed real property.
towlt :"
Lots 49, 10 and 90. In block 5s in the
Port or Upper Astoria. as laid out ana
recorded BY John Adalr and aa nubdI-
vlded by Mary Ann Adalr. in clatsop
county. orngon. O'
Notice Ia hereby given that will
on Monday the i7th day OF December
100, nc The hour OF two O'clock In the
afternoon OF said day. IN front OF and
at the court house door. In the city on
Astoria. Clatsop county. Oregon. aell
az puOllc auction 10 the highest bidder
TOT cash the above described real prop.
erty, to mtisfy tho Judgment, interest.
costs ana all accrulng costs
THOMAS LINVILLE,
sheriff Clatsop County. Oregon.
ASTORIA oregon, Nov. IL. 1900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-06
snERIrrs SALE.

by virtue oi an execution and order
lot sale issued out og the circuit court
lot the state OF Orvgon. for the county
OF Cla,sop. on tho 18th day OF Noyom-
l"r 1909. upon a Judgment and decree
rendered therein on the firat day OF No.
vc'nbcr 1900. IN favor OF Clara G. Nun.
son, plainlln, ana agalnst Mary I. ull-
lette, J. NJ. Gillette. Myra Russell. and
Theodore nracker defendants. for the
sum OF tisOsg, with Interest thereon al
ne rate OF ten per cent per annum from
the iat day of November. 1909. ths coats
and disbursements OF this suit, taxed
az 1880 and the costs ol and upon this
writ commanding and recurring me 10
make sale ~ the following Described
real property. towi,:
All " lots numbered 4, z and q In
block ~. In that part OF the city OF
ASTORIA as laid out and recorded BY !,
NJ. Shlvely, together with the tens.
inenlp. hcrcdl,aments and appurlenanc.
90 therennto belonging or In any Wise
appcf'alnlnR. IN cia,aop coanly. ore
gUn.
Notice In hereby given that l will ON
Monday, the 18th day OF December. 100
at the hour of ten o'clock In the fore.
noon OF said day IN front of aud al the
court house door In the city OF Astfr ria.
clatsop county. Oregon, seli AZ public
auction. TO the highest bidder FOR cAsh.
that above descrlbcd real property 10
satisfy The Judgment, interest. costs and
all acerulng costs,
THOMAS LTNviLLE.
shrrin Claisop County. Oregon.