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CHANCEPY SALE

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" virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court for the
County of Van Buren, in Chancery I'm the State of
Michigan, made and dated on the 10Th day of June,
A. ID. 1900, in certain cause therein pending,
wherein The Paw Paw Savings Bank corporation
under the laws of Michigan, is complainant and Cora
Shaw as administrative OF the estate of Fred l..
Shaw deceased, and for herself and Mary l.. Shaw
and Emery Shaw, defendants;
Notice is hereby given, that shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the front door of
the court house, in the village of Paw Paw County
of Van Buren and State of Michigan, (said court
house being the place for holding the Circuit Court
in and for said county, on Monday, the 29h day of
October, A. ID. 1900 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, all, much thereof may be neces-
sary to raise the amount due TO the said complain
ant for principal interest and costs in said cause of
the following described lands and premises, viz:
The north sixty of the southwest quarter of
section twenty-five, and the north forty of the
southeast quarter of section twentyone, town two
south, range fourteen west in the County of Van
Buren, and State of Michigan.
Dated, Paw Paw, Mich, September IA, A. ID. 1900.
DAVID ANDERSON
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for Van Buren
County, Michigan. l73t7o79
A. LYNN FREE,
Solicitor for Complainant.
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GUARDIAN SALE In

GUARDIAN SAL e. In the matter ofthe es-
i tate of Roy W. Sage, minor Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue and authority of a license,
granted TO me by the probate court for the county
of Van Buren, state Of Michigan, | will sell al
public vendue to the highest bidder, at the prem
ises on the 10th day of November, nineteen hun
dred, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, all the
right, title and interest of said minor Roy w
Sage, in and TO the following described real
estate to-wit: The southwest quarter a of the
northeast quarter 20 of section sixteen (I6 town
one () south, range fourteen (I4) west, Van Buren,
county, Michigan. t77t7oSs
Dated, October Sth, 1900. r. +. SAGE,
Guardian of said minor
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Approved Oct. Is, 1900.

An act 10 repeal an act entitled. "An
act to incorporate the Erie and Kala.
maZoo company" approved April %,
1923. and all acts amendatory or sup.
plemetary thereto.
Section |. The people Of the state of
Michigan enact: That an act entitled.
"An act to incorporate the Erie and
Kalamazoo Railroad company" ap.
proved April 22. 1898; act number 15e
Of the session laws Of 1916, entitled
"An act i'm "egard TO the Erie and Kal.
amazoo Ra ''road company" approved
MAY 1S. 1916: act number III of the
public acts Of 1887, entitled "An act TO
require the Erie and Kalamazoo Rail.
road company or any lessee thereof
having control of or operating the Erie
and Kalamazoo railroad. to operate
and maintain. or TO abandon its line OF
road between Palmira Junction and
the city of Adrian" approved May 10.
1887. and all acts amendatory thereto,
be and the same are hereby repealed,
said repeal to take effect and be in
force from and after the 31st day of
December, 1901.
Approved Oct *. 1900.
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Approved oct. X. 1900.

Concurrent resolution providing for the
binding of the session laws of the
special session Of the legislature
1900. with the session laws of the
regular session Of 1901. and provid.
ing members Of the legislature with
the same.
Resolved by the senate. (the house
concurring). That the session laws of
this special session be bound with the
session laws of the next regular ses
sion Of the legislature, and not In a
single and separate volume. except
such number as may be required for
immediate distribution. which shall be
bound In paper covers. and
BE IL further resolved. That all mem
bers Of the present legislature be sup
piled with copy Of the volume con
tanning the session laws Of both ses
slons. when printed and bound.
Approved Oct. Is, 1000.
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rendered. the same may. upon applI.

rendered. the same may. upon appli-
cation by such railroad company be
certified by the clerk. and under the
seal OF the court In which the same Is
entered or 10 which the same has been
appealed or removed. 10 the auditor
general and he shall thereupon issue
his warrant for one-third of said judg.
ment with accrued interest: and dur
ing the next following year he shall
issue his warrant for another one-third
OF said Judgment with accrued inter.
est: and during the next following year
he shall issue his warrant for
the balance OF said judgment with
accrued interest: unless provision
for earlier payments. or an imme-
diate satisfaction OF said judg-
ment shall be made by the legis-
lature Said warrants shall be paid by
the state treasurer to the railroad com
pany entitled thereto or 10 its assigns.
out OF the general fund. The auditor
general shall add 10 and incorporate
the amount paid each year on account
OF said Judgment. in the next succeed
ing state tax. and the money collected
therefrom shall be placed to the credit
of the general fund 10 reimburse 1t for
the moneys thus paid.
Sec. 3 All acts and parts OF acts In
any way inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act are hereby repealed.
This act is ordered TO take immedi-
ate effect Approved Oct -, 1900
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Ex-Gov. III. c. Yarmouth, of Loui-
siana, says that the republicans expect
to carry two and possibly three con-
gressional districts in that state next
month. The Louisiana planters are
strongly for protection and sound
money.
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An act to repeal act number forty-two
of the session laws of 1916, entitled.
"An act 20 authorize the sale Of the
Central railroad and To incorporate
the Michigan Central Railroad com.
pany." approved March 2S 1916. and
all acts amendatory thereto. and to
provide for the necessary incidents
to such repeal.
The people of the state OF Michigan
enact:
Section I. That act number forty
two. Of the session laws of 1916. en-
titled. "An act TO authorize the sale Of
the Central railroad. and to incor.
porate the Michigan Central Railroad
company" approved March 2S 1916
and all acts amendatory thereto. be
and the same are hereby repealed.
said repeal 70 take effect and he i'm
force from and after the 31St day OF
December 1901: Provided. That the
right 10 institute proceedings against
the state for the determination Of the
damages. If any. which II may sustain
by reason Of such rcneal is hereby re-.
served to said Michigan Central Rail
road company And further provided
That the RIGHT of said company to re
ceive CONDENSATION from the state on
account OF this repeal shall not he
preiudiced hy the voluntary surrender
Of its charter and its reorganization
prior TO said 31st day Of December
1901. under the provisions Of section
6225. Compiled Laws of 1897
This act is ordered 10 take immedi
ate effect Approved Oct. 10. 1900
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An act to repeal act number 113 Of the
session laws Of 1876. entitled. AN
act to authorize the sale Of the South
ern railroad. and 10 incorporate the
Michigan Southern Railroad com
pany" and all acts amendatory or
supplementary thereto.
The people Of the state Of Michigan
enact
Section 1 That act number 113 Of
the session laws of 1916 entitled. "An
act 10 authorize the sale Of the South
ern railroad. and to incorporate the
Michigan Southern Railroad company"
and all acts amendatory or supple
mentary thereto. he and the same are
hereby repealed. Provided, That the
right to institute proceedings against
the state for the determination Of the
damages. if any. which ii may sustain
by reason Of such repeal Is hereby re-
served To said Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Railroad company. Pro
vided. further. That this act shall
not he taken as an admission on the
part Of the state that the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad com
pany at present operates its road under
special charter. or that il is entitled
TO any damages by reason of this re-
peal
This act is ordered to take immediate
effect. Approved Oct. II, 1900.
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An act 10 repeal an act entitled. An
act 70 incorporate the Detroit and
Pontiac Railroad company" APP
proved March I. 1894. and act num-
ber 40 of the session laws of 1870.
entitled. IAN act to authorize the con
solidation Of the Detroit and Pom
tiac and the Oakland and Ottawa
Railroad companies. SOFAS TO form a
continuous lire from Detroit to Lake
Michigan. under the name Of the De
trot and Milwaukee Railway com
pany." and all acts amendatory or
supplementary thereto.
The people Of the state OF Michigan
enact:
Section ! That an act of the terri
torial legislative council Of Michigan.
of 1894. entitled. "An act 10 incOrn0r.
ate the Detroit and Pontiac Railroad
COMPANY" approved March T. 1871
and an act number 10 of the session
laws of 1853. entitled AN act TO au-
thorlze the consolidation of the De-
troit and Pontiac and the Oakland and
Ottawa Railroad companies. so as To
form a continuous line from Detroit Ia
Lake Michigan. under the name of the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railway COM
pany." and all acts amendatory or sup
Elementary thereto the same constitute
ing the special charter under which the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railway com
pany. now known rs the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Railroad com
pany. was created. he and the same are
hereby repealed, said repeal to take
effect. and he i'm force from, and aFter
the 31st day Of December 1901
Approved Oct II. 1900.
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Avn act maling am APPROXIMATION fol

An act making an appropriation for the
Industrial School for Boys. for re.
pairing and strengthening the north
wing Of the main building
Section |. The people Of the state Of
Michigan enact: That the sum OF two
thousand five hundred dollars tS2.500
or so much of this sum as may be nee.
essary is hereby appropriated for the
purpose Of repairing. strengthening
and making safe the north wing Of the
main building at the Industrial School
for Boys.
Dot * 1OOO
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An act to provide for the institution
OF actions against the state by rail
road companies created. and which
have heretofore existed under spe-
cial charters. TO recover damages
sustained by reason of. and result.
ing from. the repeal of the special
charter under which such companies
were created. organized. and existed
prior to such repeal.
The people Of the state Of Michigan
enact:
Section /. Whenever the charter Of
any railroad company organized, ere.
ated or existing under and by virtue
OF the provisions of any special act en-.
acted prior to 1850, which provides
that the state shall make compensa
tion for damages sustained i'm case of
repeal. shall he withdrawn or revoked
by the repeal of such special act, such
railroad company may. within one year
from and after the date that such re.
peal shall 90 into effect and not there.
after institute an action of trespass on
the case against the state OF Michi.
gan. in the circuit court for the county
OF Ingham. Kent or Wayne for the
recovery Of any damages which IL has
sustained, and to which it is entitled
by reason OF such repeal Of such spe.
cial charter. II any damages be sus
tanned Process shall be served upon
the governor, and the case shall pro.
ceed in accordance with, and be gov.
erned i'm all respects by, the law and
practice governing similar actions be.
tween individuals In this state.
Soc. 2. Upon final judgment being
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Peptorene Tablets regulate and cure
q disordered stomach. 20 cts. per box.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
A QUEER CUSTOM.
Ralph Merle Tells How iRurFotes Catch
Thieves In the Philippines.

In recent letter to his father Judge
John Il. McFic. OF santa Re. Ralph
Merle makes some interesting refer
ences 20 customs which prevail In
some portion, OF the Philippine Islands
as follows:
~ viii give you few pointers on
catching thieves. taken from The latest
improved methods Ia vogue In certain
parts Of this island. The Igorrotes are
seml-wild tribe up Ina the northern
provinces OF the island Of Lu4On. aud
ar, 10 be found In the provinces Of
Lepanto. Baquey ana several others.
and the few Items / give you below
we're given me by a mining man who
has mines up there and lives among
them. He is an American ana a man
who may be believed implicitly
Here Is a test for catching a thief
Upon person reporting 10 the head
man OF a pueblo that something has
been stolen. the following proceedings
are had to determine who rs the thief
and Il rs claimed they are most just
and lcss mistakes are made than by
our own rules Of Justice and equity,
Al OF the natives OF the section are
called together and seated On circlei
then the head man goes around and
gives each one "a spoonful OF dry rice,
az a signal from the head man they an
put the rice In their mouths and mas
icatc Il until upon another signal
| from the head man they an spit u
upon the ground In front OF them.
''Ihe head man then goes around
/
been partly masucated ana then he
| Tounces upon some one as the guilty
party. and no matter how much he
may deny e, he is held. ana II he per-
sists In denying his guilt. he b. whip
Ped until he confesscs. Whereup0n he
Is ordered 90 return tho stolen article
and an equal amclnt In damages. and
| also furnish "a hog Tor a feast. ua no
| puhlic function h conn 'etc without
roast hog n he Uses 20 pey the
/ penalty bee o. whipped until h. com.
| piles with the order. However, az a
matter OF certainty, the judge usually
gives two tests Of the rice trial each
one being allowed ~ much time, and II
II said the Judge rarely makes a mis-
take
! lht explanation ~ Ahla' AuN tNA'A
| knowing he is guilty. Ia nervous, and
when given HE rice he Is unable q
masticate well, in fact can scarcely
mosaten ", as under his excitement th'
How OF saliva stops. but with the iu
nocent parties The flow of saliva Is mol
stopped ana they are able TO com.
pletely maaticate the rice, 80 you Sc,
II IL not 90 bad after all Try % az you
next term OF court. thus dispensing
| with turtles and save expense"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
A JUST CRITICISM.
Gallup Cleaners Write-Up About
the Big Fair.
EDITOR HENDERSON WAS HERE.

The editor OF The Cleaner spent We'd
nesday aud Thursday IN Albuquerque.
lie had a nno time. The nrst day he
was taken In hand bv the local press
association ana after meeting with
large number OF the fraternity from
various parts of the territory, who met
to organize Territorial Press club.
they were all driven about ana shown
all the points OF interest in Che Duke
metropolis including the large aud up-
to-date plant OF the southeastern
Brewery and lee Company. Ia the
evening n fine banquet was given by
the local club % the members Of the
press at the Highland hotel. u was
we'll attended and heartily enjoyed by
the molders OF public opinion.
During the afternoon the principal
place OF attraction was the Midway ana
the grand stand. AZ the latter place in
the afternoon one OF the features which
impressed itself on our mind most for
chilly was the junior dancing class OK
Mrs walton Eight little couples took
| part IN and faultlessly went through
/ the gyratlons and cvoluiions % the
cake walk" The big crowd went al
most wild with enthusiasm as each
little couple contested for the PRICES.
/ The judges were fair and the gold
medal was awarded TO our favorite lit
/ tie couple
Many other attractions held the
/ crowd rntu quite late The fireworks
In the evening were also very good.
Thursday was the big day. II was a
holiday. and by eleven o'clock the
principal streets Of the city we're
packed on either side with an classes
OF people who had assembled 20 see the
big street parade,
The floats were all right Tho Queen
Of the Carnival. Miss Anita Palladino II
Albuquerque ana her four maids OF
honor. Miss sadi, Hiu of the Gallun
cleaner Office. Miss scbcn ~ Bland
Misses Rutherford and Elliot % Albu-
querque. and two little pages Marie
Mann and Marie voorhees, made q beau
tlful and lovely plcture. ~ certainly
was gem ~ beauty" The Elks the
Knights 81 Pythlas the Colombo Soc
loty we're faultlessly represented. and
many other fine trades ana merchants
floats composed the long parade m.
. Chihuahua band was not present lul
the parade was none the less o. success
, on Thursday afternoon she Elks hat
open house for their friends over th,
! Zeiger Cafe They proved themselves
royal entertainers and left nothing an
done TO make heir friends lily al
, home There were many other at'r1c
, tians In the city including the carniva
ball Friday night 20 occupy the tine o
residents az well as visitors but ou
limited amount ~ space this week com
pels us to overlook them. In brief th
fair was an right. and may the ON
next year be stlil better
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
BRILLIANT EVENT.
Carnival Ball at the Armory Decid-
ed Success,
Efficient POLICE PROTECTION.

ly Ear the most brilliant social event
90 the week was the grand carnival ball
given In che Arm0ry hall last MINT by
the Fair association. under the Personal
supervision and direction Of Sam
Pickard. ably assisted by Messrs,
Lewis. BJuola. Algcr. Frost and IA
pickard
By $50 o'clock a large crowd had
gathered to take part IN the enjoyable
event. and 90 the fine music Of III
Mauros splendid orchestra. twenty de-
ughtfui regular dances and four extras
were enjoyed.
The grand march was led by the
beautiful queen Miss Anita Phlladigo,
gorgeousiy ana Handsomely sownei IN
applique spanElei net. on cream satin
sut dcconctie. She was accompanied
by Fired Lewis followed by the maids OF
hounr clad in pure white. as follows
pr r. j Algcr with Miss Sebben x
A. Frost with Miss Rutherford. I'D
Plokard with Miss ulll. and o. a. Mat.
son with Miss Elliott
Sam Pickard. master Of ceremonies
directed the grand march through
many interesting and intricate figures
The whole scene was made NOR
beautiful by The magnificent and elc'
giant costumes worn by members Of th'
fair sex. To say that thu anair was d
success Ia only mild way of exprcss.n ~
commentator. and the Falr aisocia
tiun greatly appreciate the conHcien
tIous labora OF sam plckard and hi'
efficient Aides In the successful term
!natlun 81 this important event.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
The wife Of an AIamOgordo Barber
Found Dead.
HAlF.BRttC INDIAN SUSPECTED.

A special to the ~ Paso News from
Aamogordo says Last Friday after
noon, between 4 and o'clock. the town
% Ahmogordo was surprised by the
discovery 81 the murder Of Mrs. Cath
rina Harper. wife Of colored barber.
John Harper Tho woman was found
murdered In her own bed room She
had been shot with a aS.cailher revolv-
cr, us an examination OF the wounds
showed. The bullet had entered three
inches 10 the right Of the left breast
and passed clear through the body
There were no signs OF struggle
There vas a spot of blood on the bed
pillow, but none on the noor. although
me body lay some three feet away
from the bed. The imprint 81 the bar
rel was plainly marked on her. breast,
which was badly burned by the pow
der. showing that the murderer had
pressed the revolver close against her
body Her left hand was blackenc,i by
powder showing that she had graaped
the barrel IN an effort 10 defend her
self
Mr. Harper was half-brced Indian
and was married last winter Ia Albu-
quorque. From an accounts she was a
woman OF good character. and lived
happily with her husband. who was a
quiet inonensiye working man. Mo-
dives for the crime can only be con-
lectured. but the fact that her watch
and iewclry was lying undisturbed on
a table near by when che was found
showed shat robbery had nothing to DO
with a. Some Of the nelEhbors report
having heard a muhied shot shortly
after I o'clock. and unconhrmed rumor
says that strange man was seen
leaving the house n little later.
Her husband was az his shop. and
learned OF his wife's death only when
called hy the neighhors. 4 3s-caliber
pistol was found 10 che room. but cx-
animation showed that u had not been
fired Tor a long Time
James Stockton was arrested "a Ala.
mogordo saturday night. charged with
/ the murder \ letter takon from IN,
postofiice boy sir Harper directed "a
hls wife ana requesting her to leave
her husband and ~ away with Stock.
don furnished the clcw which led ID
! the arrest
| The santa Pc New Mexican. In com
monting on the murder. says. Johr
/ Harper. the husband OF the deceased
is very we'll known In Santa Re- wher,
/ be- resided for about twelve years ans
was employed as porter az the Pal
ace hotel tie was married here 20
young woman from whom he was sub
! seuucntly divorced and who o. nos
residing here. The news Of his secon,
Wife's tragic death has attracted con
people in this city 10 is said that sht
was an orphan girl whom he and hi
former wife had adopted and raised Il
this city, ana subsequently sent &
school ut Albuquerque.