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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Horace Goodrich. arrested for using
pr0fane language IN the business por-
ton Of the city. plead guilty 20 the Of
Tense and was fined 80 In the Justices
court this morning.
Late yesterday Afternoon ~ a saloon
on north Third street Joe Cornetto and
y. Dernetu engaged In a quarrel over
a game Of cards which resulted
nRht. Both men were arrested. but
latter we're released on their own rec
ognizance. and nrdered to appear be-
fore the police magistrate at this morn
ing's court session. The participants
were on hapd aud entered pleas OF not
guilty. The faces Of both men we're
somewhat dlsngired as a result Of their
unfrlendllness. and despite tho fact
that Curnetto's appearance indicated
severe punishment the testimony pre-
scented was not In his favor. and that
he was the ageressor and the court
assessed q fine OF go against him. Corr
netto IL not satisfied with thu courts
decision and will probably appeal the
case 10 the district court.
A plea Of guilty TO a disturbance Of
the peace was entered this morning by
=. y, StQnel. and Jacae K0rber plead
not guilty 20 the charge. The latter
asreprcsented by Attorney v. l.. Med
Ter. Upon presentation % testimony
10 the case Judge craNford imposed I,
hne - $40 each. Attorney Medler an
nounced his intention OF appealing the
case 10 a higher court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
sAN rroRo DISTRICT.
Valuable Improvements IieinE Made Daily
General Prosperity.


General Prosperity.
on the early train last evening Cen
eral Manager James I. McLaughliR, OF
the sCats We Gold and Copper Mining
company with headquarters at San Pc
dro arrived from the north, and made
pleasant calls on his numerous friends
and transacted some important bual-
ness IN this city to-day. He said that
foundations for the 250-ton amelter.
which is TO be- erected a short distance
east of San Pedro, are completed. and
as soon AZ the steel arrives the building
VIII De raised at once The smelter,
which viii be located about zoo feet
from the mine win be connected with
the latter by double track tramway.
Cars % two and half-ton capacity
viii be connected by an endless cable,
ana viii De operated by grnvitation.
There are about 100 miners now en-
ployed la the mine. extracting ore aud
piling 10 on the dump. over 90 Oo0 tons
OF high grade rock is now ready Tor
treatment.
The san Lazarus Mining company
are running their Huntington with
clock-like precision and are capable OF
crushing abou. twenty tons per day.
J y. Mayo. who has made arrange.
ments for the construction OF a 100 ton
stamp min ON the Ortiz grant. expects
to soon place his force on the erection
o. the structure. At the present time
he IL occupied In tho work OF slDldnu
wells IN order 20 secure the necessary
supply OF water
Al Dolores the Edison ppeople are
operating on the placer deposits. and
Mr. Burns. The general manager, re-.
ports results very gratifying.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
cnNcEnr IAsr NInnr.
The herman Lutherans Gave Most Ds
lightful Entertainment


The German Lutheran concert was
given last night 10 a large sized audi
ence nc the church GA north T1ird
street A very fine program was ien-
dcred and each number was heartily
welcomed by the audience.
A violin duet was the lTst on the
program. rendered by Miss Josie Hal rin
aud Prof III Mauro. accompanied By
Miss Palladino on the piano.
Miss Nellie Taylor played a plano
solo In a delightful manner
An overture. entitled the Garden
city" presented by the mandolin
guitar club. composed Of Prof. PARA
more, Misses Edith Niles. Francis
Butts. and Messrs Il. y. Kuhns ana
Robinson.
a violin solo by Miss valck came
next GA the program and was highly
appreciated.
The beautiful duet. Listen. 'Tis the
Wood Birds song" was SANG by Miss
Cora Gehring and Mrs. Hale
A ladies' orchestra rendered the
Bridal Chorus" from LOhengrin ex-
quisitely, md received great applause,
The chorus was composed OF Mrs. II,
Valck. Mrs. IDA Piummer. Miss Wake
field and Miss X. Ratolifr.
Next came selection by Mesdames
Knighuinger and Hale. and Messrs
Frances and Newton.
Miss Valck aud Bruno Deickman de-
livered a beautiful violin duet IN a
charming style.
when the Golden Daisies Grow.
duet by Lowell KEEPER, was sang BY
Misses Ida and Flora schwed and waa
| accompanied By Miss Pratt.
Mrs. Plummer gave "a cornet SOLD
with orchestra accompaniment, which
was fne.
Miss Edith Renner sang "A soprano
solo and was accompanied by Mis-,
/ Paiiadino.
The overture. Santiago de cuba" By
Prof hi Mauro. CLOSED the program
and an departed hlghly pleased viii
the evenings entertainment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rnE rEAsr nav
Elaborate Preparations Made Tor the isis
Celebration Neat Sunday.

Elaborate Preparations Made Tor the iiin
Celebration seat sunday.
Sunday the feast ~ san Felipe de
Nerl will be celebrated az the cathedral
In old Albuquerque and the event win
probably be Witnessed BY thousands Of
people The First Regiment band has
been oEgagcd for the day and iine mus
icaise iectiona viii be rendered az In
tervals throughout the day In the
forenoon Major Ruiz. the well known
veteran. will Are sairtes by the old
town battery. Everybody IL invited 20
be present ana witness the exercises.
Following Il the program
TOO a. m.--Low mass and general
communion.
iO.oO a. m.--iiish mass ana pancgy-
rte Of the saint
500 q. M Solemn henediction ser
vices IN church and Immediately after
the customary procession around the
plaza will take place.
100 y. INFLAMMATION and bOufrcs.
selections by The band, singing oi
hymns by the choir In the open air,
fireworks, etc.
Following that the exercises viii
close by addresses upon the event by
Hon. Nestor Montoya ana other promi.
nent speakers ia both the English aud
Spanish languages.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
prNvrn a mo eRANDr.
Great Interest Taken 10 the guinored ~.
tension rcteuraus seat.


tension kilograms sect.
The interest In the proposition. re-
Gently made public In Denver. that the
Denver a bio Grande railroad would
SOONER or later extend lts line down
through New Mexico % this city. tap.
ping the rich mineral districts adjacent
60 the metropolis. IL gaining ground
every day, and considerable ietter-wrlt-
Ink ana wire pulling with the officials
and friends Of that road has been in
Gugurated among local citl9rns
When the Commercial club. at the
meeting held Wednesday night. In
stgucted Secretary McCanna to use the
wires, be did 80 and ascertained saat
President y. r. Jeffrey. OF tho Denver
a RIO Grande had returned shat morn
lng 90 Denver from New York The
secretary followed up his Instructions
ana last night wrote "a letter 20 Mr..
Jeifery IN regard 70 the important mat
ter and 90 get o direct answer from
2iT JcGery az 20 the truth 81 the ru-
NOR that the Denver a RIO Grande In
tended al IN early day 90 extend the
road 10 this city. In answer TO the
ANHNiNA ANhNtfAnhlNU NNNin VIC tlWNf 4
letter viii be forthcoming from Mr.
Jemery In o few days.
As Senator n. O. Wolcatt. 81 Colo
RADIO. Is the general counsel Tor the
above road. a telegram was also sent
last night to the Albuquerque commit.
tee now M Washington. II. O.. asklna
them 90 see the senator ana 60 secure
N possible his Influence on behalf al
the extension TO this city.
u was also suggested 10 the commit
tee that while east "a trip should be
made 90 New York city ana Will,
there Gail on George Coppelic who q,
chairman ~ the boari Of directors O
the road.
In the next twenty-four hours. u n
hoped. The citizen win be able 20 give
substantial Information IN regard {,
the rumOr that the Denver 4 RiS
Grande has IN view the proposition q
extend its line 20 this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26


IN the District Court q the County Of
hernaiillQ. Territory of New Mexico
Gross, blackwell and Company and
h't's snnssy Ms sSm,o sf ss,,, Marion
tate of Charles w Kennedy. deceased
nnd deviaee. and Mabel Kennedy. minor
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue q
q decree 81 said district court Of Der.
nalilio county. entered the above entitled
cause on the 18th day % March. A. ID.
1880 wherein the plaintifie, Groaa. Black
we'll a Co we're dccroed 20 have q lien
tH0r and superior 10 an Other upon the
property hereinafter described Tor the
sum ~ $1,000 tueethCf With Interest on
TIE same az she rate 81 ~ per cent per
annum from the said i3ih day 81 March,
A ~ ieO0., and 5000 attorneys fees and
costs uf suit
Ana whereas by said decree the under
signed was appointed special master and
wes authorized 20 advertise and coll the
PENDANTS To- pay said Judgment Within
ninety days after date OF same,
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned aa
thoriiy in me vested 81 SAID doores, Win
on Tuesday. the iath day 81 June, A. -.
ilu1. unless said Judgment a. fully paid
ana satisfied by said date, a, the hour Of
eleven O'Clock IN tho forenoon % said day
az the front door Of tho court house ~
the county ~ Bornaiillo. ia the TERRITORY
~ New Mexico. for the purpose Of sat
isfyiuK said Judgment and decree, which
90 said day OF sale aforesaid will amount
10 ges 30, togcihor with an costs OF cult
and COath OF sale, including a Zee 20 ths
undersigned AZ special raster Tor the
making % this sale, offer cor sale and sell
at public yendue - the highest and beet
bidder for cash the following described
real estate situate. lying and belng ~ the
County 0f nernalliiG and Territory OF
New Mexico, to~Whi
An undivided one-half Interest Of thai
certain tract % land commencing az 3
point bclng the interseolion Of the north
line 81 a piece o. land owned by II. hcrn.
atsne With the western line Of the riEbI
~ was 81 the New Mexico and Southern
Pacific Railway Company, and running
thence ln a westerly direction two hun.
dred aud seventy Ave yaraa, thence IN
aouthoriy direction one hundred varae
thence ln a westerly direction two hun.
drod Varas more or less. thence IN 3
noFthorly direction one hundred ans
eighty varas. thence IN an eastefly dlrec'
| lion two hundred faraa more or ieae
| thence IN a aouthcriy direction seventy
varaa. thence iu an caaterly direction fWt
hundred and seventy 1--we varus, thence Ia
a auuthariy direction sixty varaa 10 th'
place u beginning. Said land pelpi
! bounded on the north by the land Of en-
( heirs OF Francisco Pofea, dcceaaed. 81
the east b. the NoN Mexico and south
orn Pacific itailroad company on ~
south by land % n, Bernshne on m
west By the land % the heirs % W. SCOT
Moore, deceased. and being situate abou
ono inilo north Of the rallfoad depot u
the town Of Albuquerque, N. ~.
THOMAS A, HuHbELL,
Special Master.
FELIX H. LESTER.
Attorney Tor plaintiffs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
orr Foa wAsIIIN0roN.
Major LieWeiiyn Norih Itound tire nt
las Cruoes--Other Items.

Major LieWeiiyn north Hound tira nt
las Crnccs--Other Items.
Major W. n. u. Llowoiyn. ~ Las
Cruces. one Of the delegates from New
Mexico 10 Washington. -. g.. TO pro-
test against the passage OF the Ste
phens bill came In from las Cruces
this morning and continued north to
Colorado springs. Colo. At la Iunta
tomorrow morning. he viii be met By
Judge a. y Fall and Judge T. H. New
comb, also delegates, and with them
proceed on 10 Washington.
The major states that the Dona Ana
County Republican printing onice. of
which he Il one Of the principal owners.
was Quilted By IRE Monday morning.
ana, although a printer employed ~ the
Office was there al O'Clock. the ire
occurred few minutes later and there
fore VIII always remain one of the Are
mysteries OF Las Cruces. The Repub-
licau Office ~ situated in the CONNER
cial house building and Tor % time the
business section Of the town WAS
threatened Prompt work prevented
such disaster. and the bucket brigade
finally succeeded In combining and put
ting out the fire within the walls Of
the Republican office Loss about $500.
with no insurance. THE paper. how
ever" said Major Llewellyn. "will come
ouF on time next Saturday the owners
of the Democrat plant Offering them
the outfit to get out the next Issue OF
the Republican"
Tho major regretted very much that
he could not travel 10 the national cap.
ital with the Albuquerque delegation
Il was not his fault. he wired Mayor
Marion. but the mayor PAID 40 atten-
tion TO the telegram. and he. with
others. left FOR Washington last Satur-
day night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

II is learned that W. 8 Godfrey, who
h Interested In mining IN this section
OF New Mexico. and Miss Alice Flynn.
young lady ~ s. Louis, viii be
united in marriage some time next
month.
The little people " the private
school OF Miss Blanche Field left early
this morning foF Bear canyon. where
they are spending the day picnicking.
Mrs. Gctchel and a.. W Ward accum.-
panied Miss Field ana scholars
The funeral Of Mrs, Catherine a
Decay whose death occurred Thursday
afternoon. took place this morning az
the church of lmmaculatr Conception,
and was largely attended The remains
were buried la the Santa Barbara cem-
otery.
About hfty gathered last nighi 10 orr
ganiEo the social democratic parry
but the gentleman from Kansas city
who was 10 organize them dld not
show up and they went homo.
J. n. oReiily. representing the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company VI New
York, left this morning on a business
tip 10 the southern counties,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
A WORTHY ENTERPRisE.
A Mattress Factory Established hp norra-
daiie a 90.

a Mattress Factory Established hp uorra-
daiie a 90.
A new Industry that will certainly
meet with approval and support has
been established Ia this city. and The
Citizen feels duty bound 10 call special
attention TO a.. A. No. ni south Sec
ond street, the firm OF Borradaiio A Co.
have begun the Manufacture OF mat
tresaea. slrlnE beds, mantei folding
beds and fancy cabinet work. They
are prepared 20 renovate ana mako
over feather pillows and beds, and mat
trcasea Of All kinds by the latest and
most improved processes. Special at
tention viii be given to making kitchen
upecialtlea after plans furnished. and
carrying out ideas OF h0uaekeepers.
Several competent and experienced
men viii be employed. and the public
~ invited 10 call and examine the plant
I'D facilities Tor supplying the home
demand A number Of novelties In
space and labor-aaving articles, entire
~ new 20 this section. can be seen az
the factory, and ladies with ideas OF
their own for household o0nyenienceu
viii be assisted In designing ana COM
plotting them by trained mechanics. A
fun measure Of success II promised
this establishment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Thomas -. Catron, Max Frost. the un-
known heirs % HauolOmr fofnandoE de
IA podrera and all unknown owners % the
rcl estate hereinafter described, WIZ
take notice that Leopold Mason and KATE
n. Chaves. az plaintiffs. have filed their
certain suit against the persons nrai
above named a. defendants In the district
court Of che second judicial district o.
within and tor the County Of Bernaisilo
FOR che trial 81 causes arising under the
laws 81 the Territory % New Mexico, II
YOU ar further notified that the gen.
oral objects OF said suit are Tor the par
tition % tho following real estate, situate
la the County Of bcrnaiillo, Territory Of
New Mexico. to-wlt.
a tract OF land known az tho Bari0lome
Fernnndez. or San Miguel spring grant,
bounded on the north by land formerly
Of Felipe TafoyO. ON the east by tho
point Of a timoercd mesa; on the aowi h
Dy ihe San Miguel spring and on the
west By she brow OF short mesa. also
timbered. containing twenty-five thou
sand four hundred twenty -iour ana TWEEN
same land granted 20 sartolOme Fernan.
dez De- "a pedrera on she second day %
september. li0t, by Den Pedro firmln De
Mendlmuota Governor ana captain zen
eral % the then spanish province cf New
Mexico. Judicial possession OF which was
given 20 him on the nth day % the same
month and year by carlos Jose fcfeA de
Mirahal chief alcaldei helms also kn9@n
iu the gfiico OF the surveyor general a.
nnpurt No ~ and ca the docket 81
the United states court Of private land
olnima a. No. N, and being confirmed BY
said laAt mentioned court AZ tho April
term thereof, A. u. 1894 according 70 the
respective interests % the parties plain
tn and defendant and Tor a sale 81 the
promises and division o. the proceeds
between the parties according 20 thcir
| rights N "a division % che property can
not be- had without material injury 10 the
interests Of the Respective owners.
You are hereby further notified mat un.
/ less you and each u you enter your ap-
| pearanca in said cause on or before the
| lga las OF June A. -. $50. judgment viii
be entered against you ana each Of YOU
HARRY y. OWEN,
Clerk 81 Said Court
| AAONZO b. NJ MiIsiEN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
POstofhce address, Albuquerque, Res
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Last night white VIM. r. sweitzei
and wife were al the Lutheran con-
cert and while the wind howled at q
velocity % nifty miles an hour. some
chicken thief called az his home. No
GOI west Marquette avenue, and pur-
ioinod about fifteen Leghorn hens and
fire rooster. ana a pair Of pigeons.
The thief first entered she coal shed
and on finding his mistake he knocked
On two plankB in the rear fence and
soon thereafter was making himself
master OF the hen house This morn
ing Mr. and Mrs sweitaer discovered
their chicken yard had been depicted
ana the laying hens ana rooster miss
of The theft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
IMrnovE rmr rInr DEPARTMENT
4 suggestion Made to Purchase HORSE
aud Keep Two Paid Men on Duty.

suggestion Made Co Purchase Hnrses
and h-ep Two Paid Men on Duty.
A move IL being made 10 improve the
fire department. aud In keeping with
other up-t0-date improvements that
mas kept Albuquerque always TO the
front. the contemplated Improvement
Of the FIRE department should be- made
az ne early a dag as possible.
For sometime lack ct interest
among the local fremen has been no.
tioeable. and when the nre department,
at a recent meeting again gave the po-
aition OF chief 10 -. Ruppe. he formu-
iasei scheme to improve the fire
nghtlng department OF the city.
40 the last meeting OF the depart
ment he laid before the members In
attendance his Ideas that OF recon-
mending to the city council the pur-
chase Of two horses. the pay OF two
men on duty day and night the con
solidation OF all the IRE companies aud
the material reduction Of company
members. the latter TO receive "a small
yearly salary and to ba 'docked" "a GER
tain amount FOR non-attendance az
fires.
The department members heartily
sanctioned the scheme, whereupon the
chief asked Tor conference with the
fire committee Of the city council This
meeting was held last night. and the
recommendation az outlined boy Mr.
Ruppe were dihcuaaei. No action, how
ever. was taken, but the aldermen
present - Meaars. Leonard Beavens and
Wrikht-all stated that some such i'm
provementa for the IRE department
were needed and that they would thQr
oughiy Investigate into the matter and
the coat such a move would b. 10 IN,
city. Clerk Medier has been requests.
10 prepare a statement OF the present
cost OF the fre department after which
the nre committee VIII make i,s re-
port 10 the city council az a regular
meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Albert Trcokman Is In the county jail
s. sCive ont a sentence OF sixty days.
A few days ago Long Tom" now
known In police circles as the canine
manipulation, took sick aa a result OF
too many circus lem0nades, ana APP
pointed Treckman 10 look after his bus
mess and TO collect dog license. Treck-
man, nndlng want OF lucre IN
his pockets, promptly attended 70
the license ana collected tit which
he appropriated 10 his own private use.
Tom Haley rallied In the Interim and
finding that his confidence had been
misplaced. Treckmnn was arrested
Justice Crawford sent the gentleman
TO the county JAN for sixty lays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Last night al O'Clock az the resi-
ionce. No. 1907 north Fourth street. oc-
cured the marriage OF Miss Jessie An
drews Of Kansas city. and o. II. Garry.
the head clerk In the A. u. McGaffry
a Co. china and crockory establishment
0f this place. only a few Of the imme-
diRte friends Of the contracting parties
were present. and "a the conclusion OF
the solemnlzntion OF the wedding cero-
m0ny which was performed by Rev.
Bruce kinney of the Highland Baptist
church. congratulations were bestowed
upon the happy couple
The newly married people viii reside
at No 1907 north Fourth street. which
has been reroply furnished by ih,
groom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

George p. Money, assistant United
states attorney wont down 60 suclrro
GA this mornings oagiy train. where be
will prosecute a Chinrse exclusion case.
The Albuquerque Guards viii give
another uf their delightful balls at The
arpOry hall tomorrow friday night
Active and asgociste memhcra are arr
gently requested 30 attend
Mrs George Carson. who resides in
the 100 block on west Railroad avenue.
be- reported dangerously 900 and The
uhymriHua 40 Hot entertain much hope
OF her recoyerng very soon
A. ~ stroup. "a member of the Hieh
School faculty, win attend cine teichers'
convention at Charleston 5. c.. ln
July. Ile Win leave here Immediately
after the present school term.
Attorney = r., Brown Formerly of
Athens. Ohio. who spent the winter In
this city for ihe benefit OF his health,
has concluded % rough az Tor while
on a caitk ranch in Grant county.
while enoute to hia home 90 wiuul.
peg. Manitoba. from lodlanda. CaL
last night l.. r, Grant died on the ears
when No. passenger train pulled in
from the west he had been in Cali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Nonee snIt
Noticc uf suit,
Mariana Gonzales 81 al,
w..

LuE Baca e Al.
In the District. couIi. County OF Valencia,
The defendants, Lu1 Baca, the unknown
heirs oi Santiago Duran de Chavez, and all un.
known claimants 1T Interests in the prrmis =
hereinafter described. adverse to the plaintiffs
In this cause, are hereby nuiIued that suit
hiss been Geaun against them Ia the district
Ne~ Mexico. 81 the piaintilfs, Mariana Con.
Ialrs, Barbara AfaRnn de Garcia, luan &c Dies
Afagon, Jose Leandfo AfsEnn, sittu AraGun,
Pedfo Nolasco Aragun, klill0 hfaecn, lus
slanlta Araaon. kacu aHica Afagon, kfa1cisco
Araguni Maria AFaaou, Caslmifo IuceF1f
Maria Amjo DC sandnsal and her husband
Alexandra Sandovai. tcpdou Armiio de San-
dovai and her husband Jesus Maria sandosal
Francisco AfagOn. DOfotea Luccio de Aragon,
Francisco Romero. Limo Cutduva y Shavcs,
Dnlufea Gon1ales Dc Chavez and fcrlnlto
Romero, that the general obiects OF the action
afc 60 qnel the ililr ui plaintiffs HalnHi the
adverse claims 81 .nt brca aud Of The W.
plaintiffs IN that certain uAct Of land situate in
lie said county Oi Valencia. commonly knuNn
a. the san haiso snnng graz 8 or'ns 'he same ii
then governor uf New Mcnign, efaut 30
Santiago Duran de Chavez, aud which vas de.
Seulbsd In the act OF iuIidieial possessioR eve.
mrsas which surround the San Maieo val ~
on All sides. claim fog the said giant having
been confirmed BY the court ui private land
elslsDs on the oil day OF February, 1870, TO
the extent Of one square league Go be aclecffd
and surveyed within She boundaries aforesaid !
10 ascertain aud declare the Interests in said
pfenisrs og al tie parties and 10 obtain such
decree a. may be required by the nghta Oi the
parties. for a division and Partition Ot said
l premises according 10 the respective tights "
| ne parties lntegusled therein. and q sale
thereof Il Il shall appear that partition cannot
/ b. made without great ifeiudicc 20 the OWE
eTs. N a for genera relief, The plalnuu'a az
lofney l. h. w. Cincy, whose posloileg ~
/ dfess h AlbuqueTque. New AcHicoi ana the
defendants afr notified that unless they enter
i their appearance Ia said cause on 90 peiufr the
/ an day oi July, 1900, Judgment viii b. sen
dFred Ia anid uae AZ aiust thgm By default
iiARHr Y. OWgEt
Clerk III said District Count.