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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
Russia want. to Put Troops in Korea

London, March 29.-(By Associated
Press The Evening News publishes
dispatch from Kobe, Japan, under
today's date, announcing that Russia
has demanded leave to land troops near
Measnop, Korea. The dispatch says
Russia wants no outside interference.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
TURKEY PROHIBITS OUR PORK.
Porte Says American Product ID IDjur
ious TO Public Health

Constantinople, March 29.-(By AS
sociated Press.) porte has in-
formed the United States legation that
in the future the Importation of Amer
lean pork will be prohibited, giving as
a reason for its prohibition that it was
Injurious to the public health.
Lloyd G. Griscom, the United States
charge d'ffairs, protested energetically,
demanding the annullation of the
measure.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
Coolies to BuiId RaIlroad

Pelkin, March 20. (By Associated
Press)- About 100000 Tien Tsin coolies
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29

are leaving for New Chwang to build
the Manchuria railroads. The sitha-
tion here is quiet. The boxers who
have been causing trouble in the north
have been dispersed by troops.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
MOVING
F0RW ARD.
General Clements Occupied
Fauresmith Yesterday
Without Opposition.
COL. PITCHER ATTACKED.
He Visited Lady brand and While There
Town Was Attacked by Party of
Enemy-Inhabitants Gener-
ally Surrenderlng Arms


London, March 29.-(By Associated
Press.)-The war department has re-
ceiyed the following from Roberts,
dated at Bloemfontein, March 2S:
elements occupied fauresmltn To-Day
without opposition. One nlne-pounder.
and one Martini-Aiaxim We're discover
ed in the prospecting SHAFT OF mlne'
where a large quantity OF ammunition
was buried. Arms are being surren-
dered gradually and the lnhapltants
are settling down.
Colonel Pitcher visited Ladybrand,
March 26. On leaving the town ne
was attacked by part of the enemy,
and one OF his force was wounded and
1lye are missing.
During the skirmish north OF the
Nlodder river, on March 70, i've men
we're "oul'aea ana 1nree are reported
missing. Captain Sloane-Stanley, On
the Sixteenth Lancers, and five. men
al that regiment yyere taken nr;son.
.,,s.,,
go
Lord Roberts Moving North.
Rloe,nfon+e;, Af.roh 81 q,ha E;,.+
4 =, -i ~ nc liiso
sSoidstreams ana the Ihird Grenadlefs
are already at Glen. The Gordons,
with the cavalry brigade. moved out
on SUNDAY as far.s cbermv;aa fo,la,
-. n's'' Ao'ioM-
go py 1he fourteenth brigade today.
Gatacre's force is arriving here from
Springfontein.
4 .sfo,,,,. ~ 900. .1,,1,s,,,,as,,,,,,,. z,
- -, {, o = - =.
I y moving =. ss thru 1he country north OF
Bloemf fontein. The men who shot the
guards officers belonged to 4he Iarps:
,..l,x, ;.,ra +l,e ,,;ol. - +h,, ~, 80.
~. - 60 ,',-i :,
SlSoo's. He utiuSe dc dc oieH was padly
dynamited three hours before the
guards reached it. The repair must
ca,se ons;der,b1e del.v
NS.>- - -
London Praises Joubert.
London, March 29.-All the morning
papers print singularly kind editorials
Concerning Joubert. They praise his
I-.- - J..
4 niil.aFy skiii, uphold his cnlyalrous
n,odera... ,n;,,d .sha,,1S AZ l.io Sa anu
fro,,, W. 4;na1l sa+,1anau+ as az, ssnO s;l
n,,fe AIfbn snna - M ~. ,,.ns als-
e n;,ars Iho,1abs t1he nId sol.iis,, ooan-
;,,o. IA d.sh ,n5 a,,+a,,r;e.a ~ 49,. :..4
ybe nanntrv sn,,tl, oe ~ sG T,, mas ia!s. mo
si,lered 5hs hest niaca of Rger ia,aan - eDn-
shin d,,,.i;, = fI,e ,pbnla Sr.,,. r. - ~,
lsnn,y, +ba9 10 o,nssaa -, = .:.1' ~
onlv anon r;fiemen % and I s;I g'r .ra Mavn ,,,,.
SO bold and rapid were his movements
" .nao tne prlulsh commanders thought
{ lo,ooo iooers were lnarch'ng on Pleter-
narl1zpurg a11'
Z q ror q rev uays, aitno IN tne presence
o. glsao1y y: SUPERIOR forces, ne isolated
usnelal iliilyard ; prlgade az Estcourt
and aG 1ne same tlme threatened Gen
gsal ri, Daleon canip az Mool river.
Anen as :tiie loIl1lsil Illl, Ieln1orcements
T,l.a,p ere pusasd -. up, 1oupert recrossed the
General Whites estimate Of him
pronounced Tuesday before he died as
q gentleman. a brave and honorahls M
opponent. strikes the tone of ali Brit-
ish comment.
slr 10orse Whites tribute.
london Narah
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
Funeral of Joubert.

Pretoria, March 29.-The funeral will
take place today. The government is
pleading with his widow to allow tenn
porary interment here, with a state
funeral. Joubert always expressed u
desire to be buried in mausoleum
built on his farm.
His successor in chief command will
probably be General Louis Botha, now
commanding in Natal.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
Sir George Whites Tribute.

London, March 2S.--In connection
with the announcement of the death
OF General Joubert, it is interesting
TO note that Sir George White, the
British general who commanded the
garrison which defended Ladysmith,
in speech at Cape Town yesterday
evening, declared Joubert was a sol
dier, a gentleman, and a brave and
honorable opponent.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-29
Treasurer Herriott Says Gov
ernor Misrepresented Him.
LATTER MAKES A REPLY
Matter at Issue is the Assessment of the
Iowa Railroads, Which Herriott
saHs Has Not Been Equia-
ably Made.

Des Moines, March 29.-John Her
riott, state treasurer, yesterday filed
his explanation of his refusal to par
ticinate with the other members of the
executive council in the agreement
on the assessments of railways. He
makes charges of unfairness against
Governor Shaw and Secretary of State
Dobson, his associates on. the executive
council.
He says that he refused to partici-
pate in the meeting of the council IN
the sick room of Auditorium Merriam
at the Savary house because he did
not wish TO excite the auditor in his
weak condition.
Treasurer Aerriott says he offered
to consent to allow Mr.. Merriam's
vote to be recorded on the assessment
without his being present, and that
Mr.. Merriam's presence was unneces-
sary, as he (Herriott) promised not to
question the validity of the assess
ment if this plan was adopted.
II presented to the council on March
21, and moved the adoption of plan
and method of assessment says Mr..
Herriott in his explanation. Il believ-
ed then and believe now my plan could
attain the object of the law, viz, a
fair valuation of railway properties
land an equitable method of assessment
and apportionment among the sys-
tens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
Mslho.ll.l nmrInI..

AZ the fourth quarterly conference u
the Lead avenue Methodist church held
Monday evening the following officers
were elected Tor tho ensuing year,
Trustces-F q. Pratt. B. II. Ives }.
w Harding. O. W. STRONG. b. II. Davis.
J. w. Anderson. $. Houghton.
Stewards-F. ID. Bishop. David Stew
art, IA. y. Groua. Roy ~. Hail. George
CIRCUIT Mrs. w. n. JENNIE. Mrs. J. w.
Glover. Mrs. J. II. Harding. Miss Nellie
Strong
Recording stewurd-Roy NJ Bah.
Mission Canmittee--Mra. Robert
Short. Mrs. John n. Moore. Miss Bm-
ma Bartholomew.
Church Extension Commlttec--A y.
Brown, Mrs. w. "a. Mattison, Dahl Hol-
comb.
Freedmen's Aid C0mmlttce-Rcv J.
G. Han. Pcan sirong, J. n. Boyer
Conference Claimants Committee r.
q Pratt. Byron Ives. r. d. Bishop
Education Conmittee--Mlas Ella Col
trainc. Mrs. N. Il. Hickey. Miss Ger
tride Lsakiey.
Tracts COMMITTEE Miss Ella Circuit.
Miss Mary Newton. Miss Annie Toicn.
Sunday School Union Committee
Mrs. DIT Bishop. Mrs T.. 10. Weed.
Thomas Phillips.
Estimating preachers salary The
Board CT Stewards.
Deaconcss Work Committee. w.
Anderson. Mrs. J. Is. Fiah. Miss Ella
CIRCUIT
Temperance Commit,ee-H. 3. Grout.
Il. y. Davis
par~onage and Furniture Committee
Mrs. +. q. Pratt. Mrs. ]. w. Ander-
son. Mrs. W. w. Mcdonald
Music Committee-B. II. Ives. r. O..
Pratt. ]. n. Fish.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
LAS VEGAS.
From the Optic,

From the Optic.
Deputy sherim Romero returned ff0m
Trinidad with Vicente Romero in Gus
toby.
From a letter received Ia this city
by his rcisiyes 3, Is learned that Flo
fenti0 Lueero. formerly a resident Of
this place. was seriously hurt IN a rail-
road accident near the city OF Chihua-
hua, Mexico. on the 2sth ait The letter
states tllat the unfortunate man was
not expected 20 live. Florentino 10 mar
red to a sister OF Mrs. Antonio Lucoro.
OF this city. and lived here some years
ago. Since leaving the territory about
eight years ago, he has been living with
his family al Cludad Juaroz. Mexico.
SOme weeks ago q was announced
that every boy having his hair cut at
the Woodland shop would be given "a
free Ticket la a drawing Tor a 22-oallbro
rifie This Drawing came on and George
Giiohrist held the lucky number. iOs
and walked on with the fowiing rioco.
Felipe sanchez. Of Roclada. has re-
ceiycd a check Tor $3.50 IN payment OF a
judgment allowed by the United states
coa1a ~ claims Tor a depreciation com
mitted BY Kiowa Indiana
w. r.. Gortner wires that his party
reached Goshen. Ind. al right, and that
the twin babies stood the fatigue Of the
TRIP exceedingly we'll.
Pierce j. Murphy. c. O'conor Rob
ertu and George Young have been pros
peoting for the stun THAI giitteFs down
Ia tho vicinity OF Fnlton station
Louis Mosimann and Robert Raincy
visited town from the san Ignaci0 re-
sort and report the streams lined with
trout catthera.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
SANTA re STRINGS.
From the New Mexican.

From the New Mexican.
The Misses Ashd0wn. Of st. Louis.
have been visiting their father ". q.
A-hdown, az Cerrillos. and are IN the
city with him on a sightseeing trip.
A dispatch received this forenoon
states that Gas. O'Brien. Of This place.
and Miss Una Colby, OF Chicago. we're
married yesterday al the latter city
The opening Of the Palace hOiel under
neN management WIS great gratlfi-
cation ~ the good citizons VI this city. A
hotel Of the kind was very much
NEEDED
Hon. g. =. Brown, Of sOcorro. seorc-
tary Of the board % regents Of the New
Mexico School OF Mines. and a prOmi-
nent ana public spirited citizen 81 So
corro county. is the guest OF Hon. IL.
o. Bursum
Adjuiant General w. II. Whlteman
has returned from visit 60 Denver.
Georgetown and Idaho springs. Colo.
Mrs. Whiieman Is san visiting friends
In Colorado.
The remains of the Infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hill were brought
% the city from nuckman's and inter
red In Fairvlew cemetery Rev. w. A..
Cooper officiating al the burial service.
g. =. ouderdonk. manager 81 the on
derdonk Goat and Ranch company
spent yesterday In the city, lie was ac-
compauicd by his brother, John Ondcr-
donk. Percy Fofderer. son OF the Ia
nous vicl hid man. and PRECEDENT o. the
Ondorionk ranch company, and How
ara Dcianey, ~ Philadelphia. who are
spending the summer al the ranch near
Lany Mr.. onderionk aays the season
has been highly successful one on tho
ranch. grass ls Zine, and the gpRta and
kids rolling fat There are now nearly
l0.00Q Of these Ut the ranch
AZ the aTmory IN she drill contest,
which Captain W. n. din inaugurat-
ga lo determine the Niqointmcnt o.
three oorporalB ia Troop y, New Mex
leo national guafd. the contestants were
Frank Bareia, n. y. o. w. Leagcts.
We're Boyle. John Gresham. Richard
and George V. Howard.
They were pst through a hard drill IN
the presence OF "a number OF visitors.
and the work ~ each ana every one was
highly commended. Major Muller aud
Norman 4. King acted as Judges. and
very general satisfaction was express
ca when they awarded the honors %
Frank nareia. n. 4. o. w. Leggctt ana
Richard Gutternnn. These have been
commissioned inc new oorpurals Of tho
truop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
YEARNlNG FOR WAR.
Rough Riders Of Arizona Would Like
to Fight Gilman en-.
LIST or GALLANT OFFICERS.

strong hopes are entertained In Arr
zona that a new regiment OF Rough
Riders VIII be summoned IN the im-
pending call for troops for service IN
China, says a dispatch 90 the Denver
Republican from fh0enlx. Il In be-
lieyed that AZ ieast three regiments 81
cavalry should be formed. and thar the
southwest should b. granted the organ
lzdtion OF one Of the three. Nearly all
the local members u the noted regi-
mcnt express themselves eager 60 join
again, u they can he attached TO sue
cesaOr 81 the old organ zNiiOn. The reg
lnent Of Tough Riders officially known
as the First United States volunteer
cavalry was recruited mainly In Arr
zcua, New Mexico. Indian Territory and
Oklahoma. IL h probable that each
territory would be willing 10 al the
regiment by itself
AMONG THE MISSING.
But number u the officers would
be- missing. Il Ia probable thar Lieutcn-
ant Colonel Brodie wounded In the arm
az Guasimas. would be- willing 20 accept
the col0nelcy. az the old stan. Adiu-
tant Keyes IL dead. killed by the FiH-
pinOs. Quartemrasier Coleman rs a
brigade quartermaster In Manila. Chap
lam Brown IL an army chaplain In
Porto Rico. Inc ranklus captain.
OMEN, was killed In cuba. MsSlln-
took. Of Arizona, next In seniority. n In
Cal,4citatcd by an ankle wound got at
Otasimas. The ttsird captain Huston.
OF Oklahoma. died hast month In the
Philippines. while Captain Luna, Of
New Mexico. was drowned In river
passage a few months before, Captain
CaprOn wus killed at Gtaslmas. Lieu
tenant Griffin Is In the orient with the
Thirty fourth Infantry. with which rig
imont are also Second Lieutenant
Dame. Of Troop , ana Captain Day. Of
Troop l., both now captains. Lieutvn-
ant Green. ~ Troop O. Is now captain
IN the Fortleth infantry. In the chase
after AEuinallo, Cafkain Curry, OF
Troop n, h "A district marshal In I.uzan,
after service as an officer In the Elev-
enlh cavalry Lieutenant Ballard. Of
Troop n. served as lieutenant IN the
Eleventh. bit had 10 resign because Of
the grip ~ fever caught at Santiago.
Lieutenant Wientgc. OF Troop i. Ii
dead OF cuban fever. Lieutenant Dever-
oaux. 81 Tfvup X. was badly wounded
Ia the arm, and Is probably permanent
~ out Of service
MANILA CLAIMS MANY.
First tAeuieuHm John a. Thomas, Of
Troop J., II "A lieutenant In the regular
army In Manila. Lieutenant johnson
has just received a commission In the
regular army. Licuteuants Hayes and
Nichols are officers In the volunteer In
fantry. Assistant Surgeon Church has
a similar billet Ia the regular army OF
the men. u h probable that 50 per cent
~ the total strength % the old regi-
ment would be ready 20 re-enlist
Captain Alexander, of Troop &. now
captain In the national guard Of Arr
IONA. has already offered the services
OF himself and command. The old bull
iet-riddled fiag cannot so. II H. 20 be
hung IN the governors Office In the new
capatol in a glas scahe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
sILvER cry.
From the Rnterphse.

Prom the Enterprise.
Work ON the addition 10 .ho public
school building IL progressing nicely.
and u viii be- completed in ample lime
for the commencement 0f school.
Grant county district court viii con-
vene In this city on Monday. september
Q. Both the criminal and civu dockc,s
are quite large and the term viii likely
be a lengthy one.
Good showers continue 20 be reported
from different portions OF the county,
relieving the drought conditions some
WlHa, bun siili not Of genern range
enough TO serve as a successful rainy
season.
The Silver City baseball club mem
bers hope 20 be able 10 make arrange
mcnts ~ they can secure leave Of alb
sence frpm their various omployInenta
TO enter the base bail tournament at
the Albuquerque fair In september.
The rangers who are now IN the om-
ploy % the Grant County Cattle asao-
citation are I'D. Scarborough. AIR. n. a.c-
Mahan. Jslmea Lewis ana John CViiler.
and a more energetic aud fearless lot VI
officers cannoE be- found in the United
States.
Francisco Garcia wss sentenced 90
term Of Tic days la the county jail at
hard wurk by JusIce Of the Peace
Newcomb yesterday morning. Garcia
Il a resident OF santa Rita. who was rr-
rested by Deputy sheriff Edwards on
a riarge Of shooting up" that lively
mining camp.
shorty" Miller was placed under
81 GOO bond BY Judge Newoomb last
woke 10 await grand jury action ga
three different charges Of unlawfully
handling ncat cattle. The bail was
Forthcoming and Miller was released
from custody. His arrest was effected
by IHnRers
AsioIph Wnzcl, The Silver city 500
man. has experienced great difiiculty
thls sunnner Ina securing a Bufncient
supply Of ice 20 meet the demand of
his rRpidly increasing trade, and, la
fact. once or twice, has been out OF tho
congeaied fiuid altogether. Rather than
take more chcnoes Mr.. WitEel win leave
for Chicago about August 10 To- the
purIsoae % purchasing a complete ioe
manufacturing plant, which he win In
stab az SION as poses Bile.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Notice u hereby given, that under and by
vtiuc ~ a iinal Judgment entered on the 2nd
10 and fei he eoaniy Of bsrnaiilio' IN sY ,hs
territory 81 New Mexico, IA causc No, bteu,
wherein lemss > peaison Sod John Lee
len N. ghcst' Walter Y. Fineld. John fian.
asss asa a. alter s dsie s.s,as 1 ne
scutc said Judgment. and 10 aeii The
properly hcfrlnaltef mentioned 20 satisfy the
ganmeni icn4e.. 81 " said CAUSE 10 The event
that the defendants 90 some one for them did
not pay within ninc.y 1901 days from the date
ui said Judgment, the amount of seid iudT.
meni aud DE costs Of said suit aud whereas
ihe said judgment remains unpaid, viii Offer
iol sale n public vcnduc and sell 10 the high
noon ol the 2Tlh day Of August, A. b. 1000
a. the trout door ~ the Court House 81 said
county Of bctnalillo, The following Described
and territory 81 New MEXICO, and known and
utHiHhaifu ~ the United states Public Land
surveys toT, New Mexico, ~ tbs northwest
iNo lsrc. No. a2i 10 township number len
lfg No. ip) north % range three east IN, n.
~ ut New Mexico principal meridian
-aricf section composed III three lal separate
ifacts rectangular Ia form, each tract contain
lng thfet 90 acres and described a. folicwa
The inst aud wcscnmost Of said three acre
tracts includes q house, ,ollhouses and ian.
NV. HAsiN sfNANN - NANHN NNAiNINl anu
N bounded ~ iulloWes On the south by
line running at nait angle 60 She west Tine
~ said quarter section through a point one
hundred 400 feet south Of the south Ncst
corner Of The dwelling house ON said quarter
section, from point sixIy l0Ol feet east II
the west linc Of said quarter section to a point
directly south II the rear end Of the prvY on
said quarter section, on the east by lluc AZ a
right angle through said south boundary line
extended upsih directly IN the rcat - said
privy sufficiently far y form a rectangular
block oi three (al full acreai thence wt4l
parallel 20 the nrat line 10 4 point directly
mouth Ut the beginning polui thence south 10
ilc point " beginning. The second ~ Haid
blocks a bounded by line commencing AZ
point sixty 1907 feet due cast ffogr the south
eadi Curnef ~ said hfst bloch, thence running
north parallel q the east line oi aald hsst
block % point due east Of the northeast cor
net uf said tfss block, thence east = sufficient
distance 20 embrace three (al full acres IN
rectangular block, thence south o. point east
~ the point Of beginning on q line parallel TO
the fifit line thence to lie point III 6sainning.
The third u said blocks u bounded on tile
Nfst ~ lire beginning a point sixty 1907
feet Que east ~ the southeast corner u said
second block, thence running month 20 a point
due east " the northeast corner oi said second
block, thence east sufficiently far 10 embrace
three 49, full acres Ia q rectangular figure
thence south on line parallel 70 she firsi line
q % mt dur east OF the point Of beginning,
thgnco Mtat 20 the point Of beginning.
ment AZ the date Of sale is ea.o0h.ai and
fiseb costs and the expenses q this sale.
4. >. hunnRLL,
X. W, u. BRYAN,
Attorney TOT Plaintiffs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
DISTRICT oouRr.
Number Of Sew salts Fued since the last
Report.

sumner OF NV NhAAa ANlFn NsNtf ANf tsAai
ltspart.
Sew suits have been filed In the dis
tlact court as foloays; a. n. Karrlok.
plaiutin. W. Robert Appleton, defend
ant and knte Appleton. Bank 81 ON
nerve ana First National bank, gar
nishocs. The pLlulin Beeks % ccCyrrr
the sum Of 5000. which he lost al a
g.smo Of poker with the defendant. and
en5olns the banks from pay.ng over any
moneys held Ia the name OF Robert Ap-
plCton or hlB wife, 10 being alleged That
the money ~ lOst was placed 20 the
credlt Of garnishee Kate AppietOa.
Lucita Garcia De chavez. administra-
trix, W. Nonccalado Chavez and Bonn
hnuit Meyers. sun Tor aooOuntlnh,
weerein u 10 alleged that Jesus Cbaycz
y G0rsaa and Defendants were partners
In the prosecution Of certain claims Tor
Indian dcpredaaona upon which there
wac collected fl3,s52. uf whion amount
Il Is alleged 1886 was due Jesus cha
yea Garcia OF whom plainun la this
case IS administrator. that the defend
ants cOnsplred 20 dufraud the plaintiu
and by false representations Induced
the piainun TO accept g. 900 as The pro-
iita OF the business Accrued to Jesus
Chavez y Garcia.
uruuafcld Bn1A We j r. Rihera. suit
on promiasory notes for $3.50. and in
terCHt
IlerculanO Chavez vs. Antonio Cila-
yea, ~ AL citation b. "a justice of the
peac, 20 send up ~ prd and stny ali
proceedings, which arv alleged TO have
been contrary 10 the liw.
Change OF venue was prayed and
grauaed TO Valencia county ln the ease
90 ans Territory va Pedro Garcia, An
drcss Romero and Melton Chayes.
Tais Is a suit growing qua 81 the for-
feiturc o. the bond OF Pedro Garcia.
charEed with murder
In the eases Of the Early Times Dis
uilery company, et a., Va Charles
Eciger. et al. the court 0yerrulcd ref
eree's report and entered judgment IN
favor OF the defendant. Diminishing ihe
egsnis3iut and granted thc prayer ~
the plalntins Tor an appeal TO the su-
prene codrt. These suits involved al
legged preferences made boy Defendant
LeiEtr in favor o. the FIRST NaflonA
bank Ia fraud OF unsecured creditors.
on the United States side OF me court.
Josehp ~. Saint was discharged from an
debts, under the bankruptcy law.
l.. Laughery was admitted b. prae-
tice In the district courts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04

Notice 10 hereby given thas by virtue ~
Nfii ut ven0itl0nl cxpOuas, issued cut Of ahe
District Coau within aud fHf lhe county ~
Valencia, ON She 3fd day 81 August, 1900, Ia =
certain cause wherein "A. a.. MiicOx Vas
plaiutu aud komen a. bacn waa defendant.
being No. 1907 l will, on Saturday, the iet
day VI September, 1900, a the houf ~ 10
q lock .. IA, ~ the front do Ut the county
court house IN the county Of brTualillo sell at
public auction 10 the highest bidder tot cash
the t0iloeing real estate situate ln the county
VI Bernaiillo, territory Us New AexicO 20 VIII
All the right, uug and Interest OF the de.
fendant homan "A, baCa. a. the same eats ed
upon the oth day oi September, lHua, la auG
10 the 'bAft0lgne Fernandez" OF san Mi.
Ruel spring Grant, situated 20 tbs county II
hernaliilu, aud Territory of Sew Mrsicn. and
recently confirmed ~ the United states court
OF fuvAie Land clatins3 les satisfy a Judge.
ment Ia assumpalt rendered on the 9th DAY vi
acptemucr ivuu, "a iANur OF said tlaintiu,
amounting with interest sud costs "a the day
Of sale, exclusive " accruiug costs to ne sum
Of sin hundred dol alu. ami 10 satisfy a.
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