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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
brilliant Aaair rendered ne,. .. ~. Aiisn
aud Family.

After nvo years Of faithful ana en-
Client service in the Congregational
church o fhis city. Rev y. n. Allen
has been calcu Co larger neld % ser
vice, and the members Of the church
~ order 20 show their hearty apprc.
citation % hts lauora in the commu-
nifty and The cordial feeling they had
Tor himself and family, rendered them
q brilliant reception IN the parlors 81
the church last evening.
The rooms we're beautifully decorated
with palms. posted plants and a pro.
fusion ~ cut flowers. with numerous
easy chairs placed Ia convenient cor
ners. several stand lamps and an
abundance of Navajo rugs upon the
noor gave the whole scene a pleading
cheerful and homciike appearance.
\ host OF friends regardless Of re-.
ligious Affiliations, besides the members
"a the church and congregation. avail
ed themselves of this opportunity o.
say goodbye and express their regret
oVcr the LOSS % good family from the
city.
During the evening delicious ohoc b.
late was served 20 the guests a. "A
table presided over boy Mesdameh ic-
1amey ana iiim0c.
Those who wished something tno y
cooling seated Themselves az tables
and were served with shcrbet and sax
b. the following young ladies. Misaei
Stevens. FOx, Anderson. Drury Ham-
let, Winston and Baldrdgc
Toward the close of the evening ties
r. e. Beattic gave "a short farewell T.
drvsa. which was responded to Ia a fcN
well chosen words b. Mr Allen There
was note OF sadness through the
gathering an the evening. which reacn
Ell its elimination in the singing VI
tnat beautiful hymn. God be VITA You
tti We Meet Again
Airs. "a. y. Hay. chairman " the ar
Management committee. deserves sretl
credn and praise for the efficient MAJ,
ner Ia which shls reception was plan
need and executed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,
County ui ksacI, -
Ia fAss Hraf.afsa Iuurf

To i.ncien George Carleton. ~hO resided In
Bradford, nov uavefhill. ~ said county, IN the
year 1900, and Who then disappeared and who
h believed TO be- dead, intcstsle, and 10 the
heirs law, ueEt 81 kin, and al other persons
interested In the estate oi said absentee.
Whereas, a petition has been presented 10
said count 10 grant letters oi administration on
the estate 81 said absentee 90 Ida NJ. Carleton.
o. Hnveihlll. 10 the county Of ksseH. Of some
other suitable person.
iou are hereby cited 90 appear At 4 Probate
Cuuu to be- held AZ LaefCutr, Ia said county
ui kssrx, ON tiie eleventh day Of June. A d.
1900 ~ nine O'Clock % the forenoon, To show
cause. q any you have, Wy the same should
not be granted
And said petitioner h hereby directed 10
give public notice thereof, by publishing this
81 alton nee in each week for four successive
wceks, 20 the liaverhill Daily Gazette, and M
luE CfriNEN, newspapers published, one ia
said liavFrhill and the other ia Albuquerque,
Hcrnaltllu county. New Mc8ico, tine last pub
LEGATION Co be- one day ~ least before said count
and by posting copy VI this citation. not lesa
than thirty days before said coun, in two %
moe conspicuous public places la said Alba
queiquc and by mailing. postpaid, 90 deliver.
INK, at least seven days before said court, a
copy " tlia citation "a all known persons Ia.
tcfrsied IN said cttgie
Witness. kO.hn y. Harmon. Esquire. Judge
Of said court this tenth day OF April, ia the
year one thousand nine hundred,
J. T. MAHoSEy, Register,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

To -day city Engineer Pitt Ross re-
ceivsd by mail q communication from
Hon. Manuel r. Otero. register Of the
land Office. stating that the honorable
commissioner revoked the suspension
and restores 10 entry townships 3 and
>, north. ranges 2. .. Z and New Mex
leo meridian Tue letter further states
that applications fer tracts OF lands in
the above named townships wal now
be accepted at the general land office.
aud settlers will be- allowed to perfect
thotT claims.
The lands referred to la the above are
located Ia the valley about eight miloA
south OF Albuquerque and are COM
monty known as Ga, Tdj0 settlement
The tracts we're formerly claimed By
certain people for land grants and have
caused a great amount OF trouble ever
since isSG.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
AsrATEMENT coRREcrrD.
q. ". shaft raiks Again About th. Low
flut mitch

a. ". shaft raiks Again About the Low
lime Ditch.
the Citizen yesterday afternoon pub
hshed the following paragraph.
The Albuquerque Land and 1rrlgs-
ton company. operating the ioW.line
ditch. are paving on the employees this
afternoon. President Hesselden. OF the
company. who has just gotten up from
"a sick bed. states that all the dslts
contracted up 20 date viii be met.
George vi. Shut. OF the SHUT Im-
pruyement company. called al this Of
ice last night and stated that the
above paragraph Is misleading. and
places him and his company ia a PEE
culiar position before the public. after
be- had declared in unmistakahle WordH
the day before that the Albuquerque
Land and Irrigation company owes his
company $4,000 and had not paid them.
Mr.. Shut stated that the only en-
ploycs who received any funds from
the Irrigation company yesterday ar
tcrnoOn were the members OF the engi-
necring corps. and the others. equally
as anxious TO receive payment. were
allowed 10 whistle.
What action Will you takeG' asked
the reporter
Il viii leave on the nights train for
Pueblo. COL" remarked Mr. SHUT.
where 1 will consult an attorney and
decide upon some future course OF pro-
cedure. The SHUT Improvement vom-
pany from any point OF view and the
small subscribers 10 ;he building OF the
low line dttch, u seems To me. are the
only losers so Far IN the scheme A.
1 stated la an interview published in
Tuesdays Citizen, nay company eX-
pended $4,000 to rent ana enlarge our
OUTFIT IN order TO fulhll our contract as
10 the construction of the ditch, and.
without my company receiving any
pay. have between nifty and sixty work
men ready to pounce down upon US Tor
the payment 81 thelr wages"
The Citizen representative, in his
rounds yesterday afternoon. asccr-
tained that "A number OF subscribers
are y'ry bitter In their opnlons OF the
principal promoters % the ditch. and
several declared that they were In
duced 10 subscribe 10 the ditch fund by
representations from certain wealthy
subscribers that sufficient funds would
| be- forthcoming aud that the ditch
when work was commenced. would hJ
pushed rapidly TO completion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
Fraternity yours.
T.. a. WOODS,
Pastor First Baptist Churyh.
JEMIz nor ,rHIN0s.
Interesting aud NeWsy Notes from HERNIA
titio County's HcsorL

liiio Couuty's Hosort
special Correspondence.
Jenez Hot Springs. April 30.-A gem
eral rainfall fell In this pert OF thu
country SATURDAY afternoon and night.
which will greatly benefit the sheep
and cattle owners who have large
herds Ia the mountains north OF tbs
springs. As this IL the lambing sea-
son many men pass daily TO the snerp
herds. To-day several wagon
loads of supplies passed through here
on the way 90 the camps. The sneep
are all Ia tine condition. and LANDING
viii average high this spring.
Mrs lie Bar has rented Der ranch at
the 0ueva to a large sheep owner sur
INK the lambing season. After his
time expires Mrs. lie Bar wishes TO
rent her ranch to some one who wants
good ranch on which TO raise crops
or cattle. II Is one OF the best ranches
lH the country
The alfalfa and fruit tress In the
Jemez valley have made rapid growth
during the last month. and although
there nave been several heavy trosts
lately, there rs still quite a good ieu
~ fruit left A certain person who
came up rom Albuquerque lately aald
that the alfalfa and fruit trees as@
more advanced here than there.
Hub Leeds II once more enjoying
himself al ;hia famous resort. ana has
hls name registered az J. Il. Block .
hotel Mr.. Leeds h one OF the springs
must faithful visitors and admirers
ana this lz the thirty-hfth time hs
has been here he says.
The sulphur springs hotel has been
opened for the season. and Mr, Bixlsf,
the proprietor 10 preparing for ana
expecting many hundred bathers and
boarders this summer
j y. Block has moved his stock o.
general merchandise 20 the store room
of Louis Zcllhoefer ON the c0raer OF
Main and Wood streets.
Hugh Murray came down from the
san Antonio springs yesterday AMI re-
turned this afternoon with a load OF
supplies for his store.
J. ~ Blocks stage arrived from 49,
buqucuue this evening, bringing the
mail anl two passengers.
Wantcd--An electric car line fro'r
Albuquerque 70 the Iemez springs
l. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

j W, Payne. u New York. who ls
heavily interested in copper mining In
Mexico and southern AriE0na, enjoyed
yesterday Ia the territorial metropolis.
and while here Robert Appleton
showed me gentleman courteHies. Like
all mine operators, he kept himself
aloof from newspaper reporters, ana,
Il is said. even hid out, when a pencil
pusher was pointed cut 20 him yesler-
day afternoon
Mrs Solomon Block and little daugh-
ter, wife and child Of the well-known
Grants merchant, were guests on
friends IA tho cay yesterday,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
ryE noRE CoNvrcrs.

shorin 4. q. Garrett Take. them To the
Pcnit-ntagy.
sheriff =. II. Garrett. Of Las Cruces,
accompanied by his deputy, BENJAMIN
Williams. arrived az Santa Re Monday
with ave prisoners for the penltentiars
These are; William J. Wilson, ten
years FOR bank robbery; Oscar J. VIII
ber nve years for bank robbery. ca
Padills. four years for attempted -ipe.
Hiram Accord, Two and half years
Tor burglary; Antonio Marcus. one
year for larceny. This increases tho
number OF conylcts ia the penitenuary
90 23t.
Deputy Williams came IN on one az
the delayed passenger trains from tn
north yesterday afternoon and % attn
ued on south TO Las Cruces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

bureau. The hrsi DAY Ralph waa Ia
Manila h. met Lieut. Charles Bailac !.
u Roswell whom he was delighted 70
gether In cuba. AR. Ballard intr,-
duced Ralph TO The new anperintends NJ
and added his recommendation AZ on
Intimate friend of both AR. McFie
and Lieut. Burritt The result WA
that Superintendent Burritt immed
lately appointed Mr. McFie az his PIT
waite secretary, and within a week -
ter his arrival In Manila the fortunat ?
young man went % work at a salary
" $500 per month Nov Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

nnai arrangements for the shipment %
thu body. The herenved family viii
accompany the widow With the re-
mains tonight on the humcwdrd
Journey TO Whitewater. Wisconsin.
The New Mcxlcan aays Mrs. %. u.
Jones and daughter. VI Albuquesqu :.
arrived ln the city this morning ara
cxpccto To- remain about three weeks
This is their FIRST visit here and th,y
aiq delighted with the historic oiiy
ana .ts unsurpassed climate.
The upstairs departments OF sturg, o.
European are receiving their usual
spring attention. and the Railways AMI
rooms viii all be newly paEorcd aud
painted. g. A. Mckm has the cjn.
tract to do the work.
The New Mexican announces that
Oeorga A. Cundin, OF Albuquerque.
has taken the place OF William bur
lcy. at the Arcade. Santa he, white
the latter spends Two weeks az the Sui.
pnur hot springs.
A. A. Trlmblc. vice president and sd
peuutcndrnt OF the street railway. D.
kept busy these days breaking brOn-
chos. so they can become model stt-et
car horses
Hey. George n. Brewer. the cvange
list. viii hold revival meetings at Las
cruces. lie came in from i.as Vegas
last night and went south this morn.
ms
Mrs. G.. n. Guibar aud son, G. r..
Gulbar. came IN from Topeka. kanraa,
last night and for the time being Will
have rooms at the sturgeG European.
Rev n. a. simpkin. Of Gallup. came
ia from she west last nght. and e5n-
iinucd north TO Chicago 5U business.
IA. will return sometime next week
Jas Dulc aud wife. from the coal
mining town Of Madrid, are In the olty
to-day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
rmr CHARGE UNTRUE.
land Grant Railways 10 Not JuRgie WIN
Forrest Wesrrye script.

land Grant Railways 10 Not Juggie WIN
Forrest Resrrse script.
a dispatch from Washington states
that the secretary OF the interior la
response 10 resolution introduced by
Representative Wilson, OF Idaho. and
adopted by the house calling Tor infOr-
uaruou concerning rclinquishment OF
lands Boo forest reserves by land grant
railroads furnished a. statement OF such
lands belonging to railways On forest
reserves in the Rocky mountain states.
The following are she nguFesi
Colorado. 23tsZ, acres. Sew Mexico.
e15i3, Wyoming. 5.sy1 Lands rclin-
pushed ig land grant railways and
forest reserve scrip are as fOllowa Col-
oraio. 1880 acres, New Mexico, i,fG0
acres Lands relocated with forest re-
serve scrip are. Colorado, 1926 acres.
Wyoming. 1SSi Ncw Mexico zi.O69
acres. IL 10 charged that the land grant
railways. by relnquiHhing dlnudcd Or
non -timbcrd lands. within the reserves
TOT which they received forest reserve
strip. are making vast sums Of money
by MING TINS scrip upon valuable for
est lands outside the reserves. The
figures furnished by the interior de-
pdrtment show that this charge 10 not
sustained as 10 Colorado. Wyoming
ana New Mexico.
Land Commissioner bnger Hermann
OF the general land ofhoe sent ~ the
house additional sts:io;icA az a partial
rysIronsc to The inquiry as to the extent
OF various forest reserves. The amounts
ot corporation. railroad and individual
holdings within these reserves and
what new reserves OF extension were
contemplated. Gle gives the number Of
acres Of railroad. etc. lands at ASA
400 acres. OF individual entries. Las.
y5i acres. aud VI state selections. 25s.
2,3 acres. The total OF lands rclin-
quished iu the United states up TO
April q, 1900. IS gwen al 3s2.g2s acres.
the area selected VI located In lieu 81
such IpIlnuuiahmtnt etc. 4ug tGU uereH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

Territory OF New Mexico,
County ui befnaiilln,
In the District Count.
Kate HaEEaFd.
vs..
Ebert Hart, No. B572.
bcurge w. Wood
Frederick NJ. Hazard
To Elbct Hart. George w. Wood and Fred
euck NJ liaxxardi
lou aud each OF you are hereby notified
that the above named suit IL pending IN said
court; that the said action 10 brought % par.
ttiun thr real estate described ia said bill Of
complaint tO-Wtti Lets numoef one az, tao
81 and three go IN uloek number fourteen
(l4l, lot number seven tTl in block number
Thirteen llHii lot numbefsiK tBl Ia block num-
Der ten llOl. ell in the kastern Addition 20 the
town (rOw ety. Of Albuquerque as shown on
plat Of said addition, made BY NJ J Mack. g.,
T. and hled 10 the Office ~ the Probate Clerk
and "a Qtiicio Recorder OF the said county Of
Bstnallll0 on the alsi day Of May. A. y, 1851,
and for sale OF said properly 10 order that
80 q pa5iltlou may br made, ard tor other
relief. aud unless you enter your appearance
therein on of before tine ith day Of June, A ID
1900, decree pfo.cunicsao Will be rendered
against you, and the plainuh viii apply 10
the said Count for the relief demanded Va said
complaint
HARRY r. OWN.
CLERK ~ Said Court.
X. ", ID. BRYAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Alhuuueruup. ~ NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
rmE MrNNIK wRAr SUICIDE,
she Was Here la January and February,
aud was a Most Pleasant Lady.

and was - Meat Pleasant Lady.
Miss Minnie wray. who committed
suicide az the Palmer House Chicago.
the other day ia quite well known to
some Of the citizens of Albuquerque
SHE having spent several weeks Sefe
IN January and February last She
arrived here from Los Angeles where
she had gone from Lincoln. Neb.. Ia
the hope Of securing a position ~
stenoWapher and typewriter. but nnd-
everything oyerdone there she came
ON 90 this ci,y and took "a room
with Mr. and Mrs J. q. Gideon
First street She remained here. ~
stated above several weeks and Thee.
dure MueEsteianau. 10 whom she pre-
scented herself as an Acquaintance Of
Isis nephew, FIstz herge OF Lincoln.
Nrb took some interest in her well
fare and attempted 20 secure her "a
position. one day. however. when q
looked very much as n the yOung lady
would receive some work here. she
called al Sir Muensternan's shoe store
and stated shag she had received bad
news from her home ia Indiana and
would leave Immediately Tor mat state.
The next thing heard OF the young
lady was the announcement OF her
suicide az the Palmer house IN Chica-
go. Mr and Mrs. Muenster1nan and
others who came In contact with Mss
Wray while she was here. state that
she was o perfect lady In every res
pcJt, and must accomplished sten-
ographer and typewriter The tele-
graphic accounts ~ hes death give out
the Information that she was ia love
with Mt Berge. who Is a soldier 30 tho
Philippines, and being informed OF his
death she sought solace for her s0r-
rows by committing suicide. MI.
Mucnstcrman states that he has no In
formation 10 the eject that AR berge
r dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
rNUMERAroRs coMMIssioNED.
\ Partial lis, ct New Mcsico Census
Enumrrators.


EnumSrators.
The following selections Ter census
,numrrat0rs, made by Hon. Pedro son
chez. supervisor OF the census Tor New
Mexico. have buen formally approved
by inc director OF the census, and me
persons named have been duly commits
stoned az cnumcrators.
Chayea county-Curran -. smith.
Roswell
CoIax county Jesus Maria Marines.
Hans Peak. Jose A. FrcBQutz, RatOni
Edmund n. Bunch. Bell, Herman A.
Fumko. Elizabctht0Wn. J. a. CharTcttr.
CimarrOn. Henry s(urges. springer.
Ma Burns, Baten.
Eddy county William g. Rein.
Carlsbad,
D0na Ana county =, A, steele. Las
Cruces, Albert J. Fountain, MesiiIa,
Eugene Van Patten, Las Cruces Je-
rome N. Wordsworth, Garfield. lsldoro
AnmiJo. Jr,, Las Crucea. Meyer H.gseh.
Garfield.
Grant county C. a. fitzpatrick. Gem
trial, William ~. Decker. pluos Altos
Charles "A. Lyons, silver CITY. John a.
sphinx. Allison.
Guadalupe county Hllario hragon.
Anton Chico, Thomas Gallegos. Casa
oH. Lorenzo Labadie, Puerto dc Luna.
Cresenciano Baca. san Miguel
Lincoln county William h, BIaRoh-
ard, White oaks; Bert Rowland. Gray.
sidney ~. Parker White oaks.
Nora county Oruz Mora.
Juan -. Blea. Wagon Mound. Demctno
a. HHf HHF HH... H..H D.
Ocate.
otero counly-Aibcrt Ellery Gngerson.
AlamogordO. n 5 Petty. La Lac. Pan
falcon SandOysi, TuiaTosa.
Rio Arriba cOunty-DaYid Martinez,
Jr, Velarde, Elcso LuJau. Nelardc
Pedro n. salazar Chamita, Antonio 4
Delgado, Parkyicw. Jesus Mana Jara-
milo. m RHO. Jose A. Velasqucz. m
Rit0. Alexander Read. Parkview. q. g..
Hernandez, LumbcFtou.
san Juan c0uuty--tsoWiE C. Grove.
Aztec Beach Waggoncr Flora Vista,
James McDerm0t. La Plata.
santa Re Countrywide Martinez $
Ortiz. Cow springs. Faoundo Ortiz.
Santa Ne, Francisco +. Leyba. Gales.
ito, s u. LASER SANTA Fc Fernando
Nolan. santa Fe. Ambrosio ortiz. san
"a Fo.
Taos county Lauuan5 Mares. Taos.
Manuela Martinez. Taos. Mariana Mar.
tinez, Ranchos de- Taos. Charles n.
Keen, Red River. Dcmostinea Martinez.
Taos. Julian NJ. Bcall. Cosulla. jose
J Lucero. Taos. Manuel CordOya. Pc
nasco; Jose p. Mondragon, Ranches de
Taos.
Union county--A c. Mlera. Clayton
Harry g. Thompson, Clayton
Socorro county Chavos > Cas-
,illo. Magdalena. Juan Alamagner. San
Antonio; Ciriaco Jojola, san Antonio.
George A. Dcnborrow, Mogollon. Anto-
Mo hogWall, san Antonio, Jose Baca
sedillo. Frisco Alexandra ]. Gallegos.
socorro, Max q Torres, S0oorro. Mau-
rice Spollwan, san Acacio, Domingo
q ,ega. sabinal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

Albuquerque ls threatened Wlth a
lively beer Wal. Recently ". J, Lomps
BfrNug company, of ST. Louis, secured
AN agency here f0r the sale Of keE beer.
and quite a number OF saloons are now
puifouizlng the new agency. Hereto
fore, the AnheuHer- Busch Brewing
company VI g. Louis. and the local
Southwestern company. have been sup
plyang the trade with the foaming
beverage but now that third party
- in the field. IL h stated a. an abso-
lutte fact That the pflCe viii be con-
sidsrably reduced. whether by the
glass, or rather Two glasses for 3
cents Co the consumers, or by the keg
90 the trade, our informant failed to
ptHte.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

enc conclusion % these services the pro.
cession followed she remains 20 Fair.
view cemetery where an epproprlats
and impressive service was held al
che grave. The pail bearers were A. W.
Hayden, u. Davis and A. J. Lamb.
members Of the Fraiernal Union 90
America. and A. l.. Harris. Antonio
Ortis and E. Welso q the woodmca Of
the World.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

Onolna del AErimenaor General do ioa
Estadua uidos, santa Re, Nucso Moh-
leo. Ahrii "a do iasu i'or eata 80 IA ayiHo
halo "a ACt0 Del Cougreso, apruvado Mar
~. >, dc latl, iaa onmendacionos del
mlsmo, uue, ca groacCuaiOn de un de-
creto hnld hochQ 81 Ola 10 Eugro A
de partlcuiarca a0brc TcTreupa DC Toe
Eatadua unldoa. CounrmAdolca los
herederoa, aaignad0a y representatives. ia.
gales DC Santiago Duran Chayca, las
ucrraa comprundidha en- Ia MERGED y
rcclHmO Dc ticrrna del "oio De San Ma
leo cuuocida en 81 rcgintro de dicaa
Corte como Mum. % On la Oncina del
Aguimcusuf Jeurra como infQrmc Num.
ldA, eatA Hltuada ca 81 cabildg ~ del
norto, htsra del poniento cablldo
10 del uortc. hllNra z dol p0nionte. ca los
coudados De Berualiilo y Nalcnc.a, Terri
t0rio del Nuov0 Mexico. una aErimen-
ticrras dot "Oio de- San Mateo' ia sldo
hooha p0r George ~. Pradt. Dipuiano
Agrimcuaur Do loa ~ L. balO contrgio
Mum. lsi fochaeo Abrll q, dc isye. fue
deyuelta a csta onClna a Ola u DO d.
ciembre DO 1889. 81 inapa aErimcnaorA
dc 10 misma han sido conciuiuas en- ysia
ohcina. lista para tnHprCclOu publicA.
Dicho reclamo o MERGED a sido agrimon-
aado en- conformidAd on. % dentno De
los linderoa espCcincHdoH ca dicho deere
90. csta mcdido cn dOs ALTOS. Mum I
y Mum q osta locadn por dicha mnpa
y aErimcnsura. come uigue. sitio Mum.
del pouiento > Cahlldo ID del norte hilera
del poniento. 81 siuo Mum. 2 en 81
clhlld0 "a dol norte hilera del ponieuts.
en- los c0ndad0a DO Hernalilo Valencia.
TcrrtorlO de- Nucvo Mexico. abraza
una area de ASA Cl acres en- 81 aluo
Mum ] i6n4 acres por u sltio Mum.
2 haciofidu una area total do AaiQ 40
acres. ~ mapa . agrimensura dc dioho
Icclnmo morucd acrun rotouidaa en- Ia
Onclna del Agrimonaor General on Santa
Re. NueVo Mexico por 81 ontero periodic
de- noNenta dlas. VNUeptuado "a primer
dla De la publication Sc este aviso y
cualquiora persona reclnmandO un In
terea on Ia confirmation. o cualquiora
lntoroB ca los HltiOa cOmprcndidos en-
diChA agrimcnHura. o alTuna parie del
mlamo. que desce haCcr objection a
dicita aggrimonsura o mopa sera roquerido
de- uapeclhcar dlHtlntamonto por escrito, Il
interes del obietanto juntamente con
tales declaraciUncs Juradaa, otraA
pruehas como 81. ella o elloa deacen pro
duct "a sop0rte de 81 objecion. prOto-
collar las mismAs On mi oncina dentro dc
diCho periodic dc novonta dtas. 9UINB1
VANCE. ALrimensor General de los ~
u. por II Distrito de Nuoyo Mexico.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

This afternoon az $3.50 o'clock the
members OF the local orders OF the
Woodmen OF she World and the FRA
tcrnal unlon OF America, accompanied
by the Ladies' Auxiliary. n.arohsd
from their hall on west Gold ayefue
90 the residence OF the late Dr. John g.
Berry on Roma avenue. The fune. al
services al the residence were c0nd uct-
90 under the auspices OF both orde o.
OF which the deceased had been a
member Tor long term OF years. AZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

The prolinc santa BE correspondent
whose wonderful pen extends an over
the southwest. wired the following to
the Denver Republican.
Santa Pc. n. NJ. April 50--A terrific
earthquake shock has occurred at Mo.
nero. Lumbcrton and Edith. At Dum
befon IN the stores and al prlva ~
residences. dishes ratified on the shelly a
and the buildings shook az " they
would topplo over.