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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-14
PURCHASING PRICES. .

n fo1puinz prices are being offered TO the pro
-. b. fhr iocai dealers for delivery in round lots
y a. deck and in the car At Seattle:
ain oa,s gasso: harley. slsss: wheat, chicken
q sBaie SC: bran. $40 shorts, sii
Hsy-Pasct soand, ssaf0 Eastern Washington
sSshr. sisafr. alfalfa, S59 rer ten.
M Strictly fresh ranch. BATE.
F,,ss- Fresh ranch isasoc; creamery sc.
&afsy-Iivs ehicksu.. lie. live turkeys. iic; tsir
- s. geese ioc. ducks. 80 s0@i.
In afoek-Cholce beef cattle, cows, tSfte steers.
- shcics sherr. ts@se: good hogs. live. iic.
= ire,ssf. 81 calves. t-essei. large. &C. small.
!, eslres live large Sc small e..
xfs Pets and wool Hrsvs sound saitef steers.
~ d n, &C.: medign. sound. per n. fic; light
.ssd under 81 ms, Tse. cows sound, all weights.
q ssgs bills and oxen. Sc. sahed kips. Tc;
rlyrs per n. &c; green hides. ic less than saied
N hits, pet n. i2r; dry eiills. oue-third loss
~emsr deer per n ssasse: winter deer dry, ma
- rspsfs deer. laaIsc dry elk. eAieet green elk
~ sheep pei.s. 2sctasi 80; shenviine- i5a sc
f,x,sn Washington wool saizc: Western Washing
~ roei isc dirty timber burned. Bate. taiiov.
~.
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MARINE NE VS..

SAN FRANCisC0--Arrived. June u str orissh
from seattle sailed, hi Len O. Bnfgs~ for Ia
coma bktn Portland, for New Nhstcem
fokT row NsEND Arrived. June H. Br str
Queen Adelaide. from Yokohama.
PORT los AN6ELEs--Arri.ed, June r. str AZ.
tee from Ssnairno
Observation-Disclosures. Miles. from Seattle. via
ShtmauSB
NANAIMo. n C.-saileJ June H. str Rohcr,
Adamsen Tor San Francisco
TACOMA Arrived. June Is. htsn Nsvsbor from
Houoiulu
sxpNkY~Arived June u. BIZ Adder. from Van
Cnuvef
RuNCoRN Arrived June T. h Jules Verne.
from nFeEnn.
HrLL- Arrived, June Il. Ger 81 Sereus, from
Orexun
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June II - Four-R Receipts u si5 har-
reisi err1tts. so barrels MsTke. frn on choic.
brands and fairly sctive in iobhins way Mime.
sofa patents S.ssgSs.e
Wheat Receipts r.eso bushels: exports H. as
bushels spot easy Ne. red saie 4 o. b. afoat Soc
elevator opticus opened weak under heavy really.
reg. caused BY tains in the Northwest but fully
covered later reports that the rainfall had
been too light 20 prove ~ npirh benefit to wheat.
The rails also helped by pronounced strength
In the Northwest Market closed steady with lta
ilt ne, decline July. T5le September fsic
Hans-Qtiiet
tonee Options closed steady. unchanged 70 10
points net higher Sales 70 on bars Including
July. soa7 Is August. 1887 20 September %
al 1c SPOT Rio weak. No invoice. &c MID.
quiet and easy.
spssf-Rsw firm. Refined steady.
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nor WIND I>JtRt>G WHEAT.
Maiia WuIiA valley Farmers Getting
Uneasy

special Dispatch 20 the Post-InieiIiEeucer
NALE.A WALI.A. June IA dreaded
north wind struck the great wheat
acids % thia valley yesterday about noon
ana has continued undated since that
..0s The wind blows from the nnrth
steadily and ~ hot ana dry Just az This
zine TN grwin Is heRdiag And filling and
tAr ary wird il creating Considerable un-
easiness among farmers
rp Ca yesterday the prospects We're
ucptr better but Indications to-day are
not 50 encouraging The spring xrain
w,i rot BE- Affected As fnuca AZ the fan
spwn Na1ds
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Breadstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO J,r. =, wa. s,s-
cal, and ou1s. a. -. 80. = "he~'-oteaoJ On
Bariey-Market dali
go ouif,
npot Hueeauons we're
s-. -Shippihs NO !, sl4ci choice. NC; milling
go r., .,,...,
bRtAtf feen, tsaabs2c; brewing. TTtd Soc
O~S,s-Sfay oregon, N-Tfeil0; milling. 81 io4
r.,
Il"H quAfter SACKS, 0-35s Oregon, 50. wheat
sent1is' so barley. eentss szn: oats. oentaS. 80
81. hr.n 80 ~ 49, 49,. Nv po,a'oss @cts
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. June B-wbeat osrgoes on passage
quiet and steady eargocs No ] standard California.
Is; earsoes wAlla Walz. So Sd English country
markets generally Id desrer.
LiVEBPooL-wheat-Qal No. standard Cal
Eorniz. s. I'D Wheat and -four in Paris weak
French country markets steady.
Cotton-U plands. si,3zd
Wheat-spot dun: No / California, e zdTss 81
Futures easy; July. IS iGid; September s. iosd: De
cemher, nominal
Corn-spot steady; American mixed. new, ss losi
Futures quiet July. Is I0ld; September. p isid
F10ur-S;. Louis fancy steady Is 3D.
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I'VE SEATTLE MARKETS.

y ~.,n weather or some other cause had
- 800 On the market todas. and trade vas
- tbsr for the week.
k-rrv make; i beginning TO lag a little.
- ry,css continue A. 81. and cherries are IN
-s-6 Arricuss and peaches are fairly active AZ
@Sdag rSr box, respectively.
slsrsx<~ steamer 10 due tonight, and will bring
~e additions 20 rather diminished stocn
-. 4 postced tendency 10 weakness In the
- srr and poultry markets, though yet
- sersain unchanged
Esusat l. becoming scsreer every day and win
5srns more so until new receipts come in. Stormy
-jksr cstssde has prevented fishing. but these
r11fions are not expected to continue long
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fTnar- Finn
Wheat--No ) spgtnr ftstTi3e. Ne red Tss-sr
Cusn,-N Ne. T. sshtfSc Ne J sellow FsaNsc
uais No 2 = No uhiie ~ Ne : white.
als E4r
RtNr M 2 Sc
Rafier.- f3eud feefieg E8E.s fair TO ehpsce malt
ira 0Gst.r
F7sv.eel Nc 81 4; M { Northwrstsru a.
FtTncthv aeeA- prtrse 81
Mes rsfk- Per hafstl ge Saii ~
lad rer iu raunAf " fsdss =.
short Ribe sides iease q tsRE -
SbatiAss.~ urV asnra hssri aAasar
si,srt ssars-Clesf hosrd s. osf
Nvhske~ nasis q high winrs q q
sstsvrf fs@ntvsrs rrsfrs q ma
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week ssgresztins slightly over 200 ooo pouuds Al
though II u thought that this Is fo-erunner for
larger transactions in wool II Is belierei that
suners vii purchase very cautiously until def
Mite Knowledge is at hand 70 how the lightweight
season u opening. The demand has shown more
preference for medium and low WOODS. fine wools
being drasgy Prices practically unchanged. In
the territories the situation has been subject very
little change. but in few inclination TO
weaken has been noticeable among the growers.
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THE WEATHER

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland. Or, June Is. 1900
shower and thunder,orns: cooler.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGaI
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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DR.. MILES, Anti-Paia Pulls.

A QUICK. safe and Sure Relief Tor Sick
OF \erVo@s Hea12cae. Backache. SioEa-
ach PAlas. Neara ala. Nervousness. Irrs-
liability. SlerP'essaess. rheumatism. Sci
Atica- Contain 40 oplgra 81 morphine and
leave no bad a.teE-e!fceis- - doSes &c.
Al 1EGsSistA
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Only are used ia the preparation Of
tire gt5sses, tonic and
food-1r;nk The name % ths AEheuser-
Busch Brewing ASSN. i,s makers. guar
autees It's mer.s. Sold b. all druggists
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JoBpING QUOTATIONS.
ktsins quotations today were as follow:

sugar. Flour md Coffee.
sus- Golden 9 IL bbl. .72se. estrs c. IN bh..
~ bert sugar. 5. zsc. powdered. s7ic dry gran.
fssd. s,2ic IN bbis. sc higher cube sseac: spot
rsar. s,e r.,ent Excellent. n.@: Yoy,i.y A.
pr 10 rs. IN ifri sschs. meal white. u.rs
~ 100 ~, IN ION sncss bnckyhsat -four. pure.
~ T. % .a;. ,,n crst = !, vss', :, VS.
ies saess, farins, s. pes lu 'n,. N so sacks:
hsry relied osis, Ssa per Dbl In gm sacks;
eel ssllss. 40 per bbl; n nn .ssks: cern
nssrhes, fanr. purs, 81 % bill In SON sacks
esrssd wheat. ~ per hhl. In SON sacks steel cut
rs rer Ri n SON sscs.i Who'll. wheat sear r'1 1,
pf bh IN ga sacks rye meal. 1915 rer hhi. IN
~ sacks rye -four. ~ per hsi fancy relied rats
rs fancy rolled oats per case 81 as: rice. domes,
y jar. n.Tsi Carolina. SB
ccese- Green Mocha per n, 2ssasile lava ner
= siTssei cassa Rics eho,ce. rer n, issaissc
Russed Arhurkle's In 100 \, cases per cwt. 81 Is.
~ ess~. rsr cwt sitN sen eases. per e,r,
ns Java. ON tins. per N, so,e; .acis ,a.c:
y s3e
butter. Cheese, EGas ana Poultry.
Ratsr- Ranch. nr MP. fancy dsiry. In squares.
80 Washington eresmeries. In ana IN prints.
nfxR Eastern creamery. 2RasSr
a.sse Ns,ivr Washington. saloc; Eastern. liza
y; hsifssim cheese, iiei3c
essa strictly fresh rancr.. Gse Eastern Matte
csn'h Honey California comb iasaise: strained.
fOul,ry-Lfre chickens. isalsc. live turkeys. Ne;
ssssd turner's, HslsC. ducks Hss per dosen
~. Toe.
sseu.. PER n. sseh.. Isaise; Eastern eisct val.
- " pessns, Hc, aiherts iisc; BFnsiis f7r;
asonds. fancy soft shell. lee almonds, No. isc
Darass &C pins. isc hickory. iec: cocnxnuts p<r
=. - "' ''''''"''' ~ ''''''''' ia' popcorn Sc
HAY. Grrtw and Feed.
nr-pusst sound per top. slisi7; Eastern wash
hrnn timothy slsais. alfalfa 80.
Dat Per ten. IS.
hasley Rolled fOaai
~ 81
Nt.s,- Feed sisi oil cake meal SO, uiaalin...
tr shsrped feed ST.
Poultry Food.
esssal.,sa ey.ter ,heils SIS per ton; srsnai.tea
fsn shsLs Ns ~ tom bone seai s. per ton;
u Sc psT TN beef mesl iss. SIS rer ton beef
snfs ~ So rer ten beef scraps. ies SO per ton.
sa u1ssai srii, So per ton,
Meats, Provisions add FIsh.
nfsA Meats Cow bert e nsr n steer beef
~. rss , ihut'gw wethsrs u nsr n pors. Il
- veal large. g per p small q per
r. aa'wn, u ny sailed sides. So
Y - H9rss-n.,adg pa - &c waite star ~
~ SHerisl 81 lard roMretsna tietcrs IA Rex
v FL Co p Wild Ross 81
teh FiSh~ Haiient sfatc; s,esiheaa salrnon.
ssinor trout, EstIse moHntain trout %
\ 'asss $ hftribs aase btset cd fss s,.ssrs
@sasfsA VI rcr sab s. PER eAilcn cians g. 5
~ inhfeass' rssts hys 81 - csessi 40
sHsd fbh iahhins Red salmon pss ,lns
So "a r thh 81 "A ss.moh teui-t hals n n
kAk hsFrtns ie e pals Nn Holland h.'-,,.
" 7 49, 7 A'a'As he'y'ns w., = ,soossa
~ ftgt g smoked hsFfirg - per hQt 49,
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Receipt. and shipments.


On the rgeaaoe szrhabss tsisy fhe tuitss -nAfkst
va stead. crvamtty itEise dsir l7tlsr
Thess~ Sicw ssssar
Esss STEADY, freEh zee dr.
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TACOMA, June B-whea,-steady and unchaux-
ca blnesten. SC: club Sac both for export
% % %
san FRANCISCO MARKETS
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imperial Ltmtted Via Candida Pa.
ctuc.

Fast and famous excsiinE lu time ar5
rsta.psnent CONNECTS Nfth Lake Superior
steamships Au3 Eastern carucltil sss
Train leaves Seattle at A. III
STEAMER Cyrene between Madison aad
tl~seht PARKS
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SYNOPSIS

Local Repmt-Msximum temperature. 81 degrees
minimum. s. mean, 70 No rain. Mostly clear
with light to fresh wcs. TO northwss. winds Thun-
derstorns occurred Pocstello and Bolss City dur
ing the afternoon.
GEORGE n SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Buren,
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

bluestem, s6ds-c
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On rsrtasn dates this mcrth. Cal az
Nofths-n psctar office frs saN partic'siars
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IIREET AND TRADE REVIEW.

reaftle, IuHf ., IsE-
s-x.ry,s Al the Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and
t..-S eI.srinz houses today we're:
Siearances. Balances
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Poultry Food.

essnHls,ea eys.er shells. SIS per ton srsnuiatsd
atr shells, SIS y-v ten bEne seai S. per ton
rsnasssd bone, 50 per ton hailed eats sac rsr
~ ! u poultry food IS pr ton beet meal
n sc psf TIM beef meal ie1s SIS fer ton heel
ssre ~ - yer ten beef scraps. ies. So per ton
sxx rrsssai grii Sc pei ton.
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Hay. Grain end Feed.

msy-pusst sound. per top tilSi7; Eastern Wash.
hrnn timothy, sisais: alfalfa si3
osts#Pcr ten SIS
hasley Rolled. soaai.
csns Whole, ". crsched. 81 feed meal. per
No. to
Wheat Feed. SIC; oil cake meal $40 miadinss
nNst bran slai shorts, So; chopped feed Siss 10
thy shsrped feed Nf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
CRIME RAMPANT.
Murderers and Horse Thieves 0per-
ating in Manzano Mountains,
NUMBER or CRIMES CONFIRMED,

on August !. The citizen published a
communication from Ada Roper, from
Costview, Valencia county. giving some
facts about half dozen murders which
Ind been cummltted In the ManEanO
mountains. by gtng ~ horse thieves
whose rendezvous ~ in Abo pass, and by
a similar gang hving al Talica and
Manzano
Not only murders have been COM
mited. bat the gangs have absolutely
Impoverished the small ranch and stock
owners by perslstcntly stealing their
horses. cattle ana sheep, and Btlll these
dcsporadocs 20 unpublished
Those crimes. which have been going
on Ga the Manzano mountains Tor
years. have been confirmed on may
occasions but Mexican gentleman.
who arrived in the city yesterday, and
who called az this once TO substantlate
the truth Of the Hopper communication.
states positively that ON his trip the
other day through these mountains. he
saw the dcCumposed remains % several
men alluded 10 in the Roper letter. ana
that 20 Is common talk at Eastview.
among those Do dared not report
these crimes, that recently two whlto
men and an Indian were held up. rob
bed ana shot by these deaporadoes.
our informant warns American min
crs and prospcctors. and others. who ~
10 look up ranch property. 90 steer
clear Of Abo pass in the Manzano
mountains Tor crime o. rampant ans
the murdercrs have no respect Tor axe
or youth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
DIsrRIorCoUHr.
New suits acknowledgements IN several
0asoa Entered.

New suits FILLED Judgements w several
Gases Entered.
New suits have been nlcd IN the dis
trict court az follows.
Crescent Coal company W.. Fred D.
Meyers. suit on promissury note GOT
flli.ib together with interest ana costs
Crescent Coal company vs. A. Dasna
suit on open account Tor t2litl. Win IN
terosi and costs
Crescent Coal company Vs. Charles
Mlnnick. ON an open account f0r
fi5Sl5, together with costs anu Inter
eat
benjamin Althcimer and n. W. ~
bryan. trustee, vs. Fila u. Jolly. Carl
Holman and Fidelity Savings associa.
ton. suit FOR foreclosure ct q deed of
trust given upon "a tract Of land III
southeast corner OF block 81 the Fran.
cisco Armiio > Otero addition 60 ths
town % Albuquerque.
Grown Point Mining company W.
EnRlo TuNnsitc company. suit 10 dis.
cover certain property uf John -. sny-
der alleged to have been taken posses.
sion OF by defendant
The following Judgments were en-.
tered
In tho case OF Mary Finch, admins
tatrix Va. J. W Carpenter and a. G.
smith. FOR Se5222
Ia the case of r. A. Finicsl vs Emill
Rath and the unknown hcira OF Emily
Rsih Judgment 20 quiet plaintiffs yltl,
ln Dot No. 20. block no g. Baca addition
% the town OF Albuquerque
IN the case " r. = Austin Va. Hiram
Ashlro ct all judgment quieting titi'
Of plaintiff In lots Nos I and g. Ia bioei
49, of the Atlantic a Pacific addition g,
the city OF Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
Lincnin cnnnl, I.n.h

IN the jushCe's court ga saturday
Arch Parker aEcd 49, and Young and
Gus Barrett. aged respectively " and
n. were each phised unlvr a 500 peace
bond Cor six months. the fathers Of the
boys betting the surctie~ The trouble
was thas thc buys were continually
lrlfing aiming themselves. anl about
two weeks aeu the Parker boy caught
the smaller OF the Barrett boys and alit
both his cans With n knife thrc1tenius
10 sut them on tho next time he caught
him. a short ume later Young Bar
rCtt ON horseback. chased the Parker
boy through the yard ~ Mr., Watkins
running over his litilo child ana injurng
O. so badly that @ has aimee been unable
10 walk, though Il is now getting bet
ter Mr. Watkins made the complaint
upon which the pcucc bonds were made
ID Captain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Notice Il hereby given that by virtue ~
writ ui venditiOn exponas, issued uut of the
District Court within sud for the county 81
Valencia. on the ord day Of August 1900. To a
certain cause wherein A q. Wilcox was
plaintiff and Roman A. baca was defendant,
being No. 1907, ! vii, on Saturday. the 1T
day uf September, 1900, az the hour OF 10
O'Clock a. m, az the front door Of the county
couu house in the county Of hefnalllo, sell a
public auction "a the highest bidder Cor cash
TIE following real estate situate in the county
If hefnalillo tefuiufy 1T New Mexico Go Witt
Az the f'1ht, title and intefea. of the &c.
PENDANT Roman a. baCa, as th- same existed
Jon the 9Th day oi September 1898 in and
20 the 'hanplpme Fernandez uf "nan MI.
8uel spring Grant. situated iu The county uf
bcrnalillu, aud Territory uf New Mexico, and
recently confirmed BY the dated states count
OF Private Land claims; To satisfy a Judge.
ment in assumpsit rendered on the Ssh day ~
September, 1893, in favor OF said plaintiff,
amounting with Interest and costs 20 the day
" sale, exclusive If nCcTuiug costs tu q a sum
Ot sh hundred dol afs and e. satisfy an &C..
cluiug costs. THOMAS >. hunHELt..
sheriff Of the County oi befualillo, New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
john ian Appelniea rru.lce

At the meeting OF the creditors 81 the
t'louru0y- i'ickard Mercantile company
doing business az Bland, held in this
city yesterday afternoon, several prop
osltions were submitted toward sat
isfactory settlement Of the indebtedness
OF the company which had beS brought
about BY "a decrease In population at
Bland and in the Cochtu district, and,
OF course. the natural decrease IN the
volume OF business. one party offered
% take the stuck OF goois and pay the
creditors 40 cents on The dollar. This
was finally declined. after which an
agreement was reached by the appoint
mcnt OF John Ben, OF Cerrillua, as trus-
tee, be 20 be- put In charge u the store
and dispose OF The goods az as good adj
vantage as possible. and TO make re
turns 20 the creditors through their at
tOrHcyn. John G.. Flournoy. who was
manager OF the company when she
crash came, was solicited by some OF
the creditors 10 continue as manager,
but he declined. prefeuing TO turn over
c:crything 10 the creditors. for them "a
do as they pleased with thu gOOda.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11

Notice h hereby given, that under and by
day b April, A. b 1000 b ihe district count
territory OF New Mexico, IN cause No. blee,
wherein James r Dunlaon and John A. Lee
we're plaintiffs end May tgHgeFald, Al
agan and a Halter Meie defencant., !, the
uudeuiRued. r. =, Hubbeli, special mas
yer. appointed " said Judgment % "a.
property hereinafter mentioned 10 satisfy the
Judgment rendered IN said cause. in the event
that Tie deiendants o. some one for them did
not pay within ninety (aOl days from the date
uf said Judgment. the AMOUNT Of said iudg.
Wrnt aud The coats ~ said suit, and whereas
s sa Ri9asg tsg asA ssSs Ieiso n ne
iuT sale NJ public vcnduc aud seli 90 the high
81, bidder Tor cash, AZ 10 o'clock in the fore
aoqb q as nai h asy OF essg' ~ ~ isSs
county ui Hrinaliiu, the following destubed
property. situated in the county If bcrnalillu,
designaicd In the United states Public Land
Surveys for Ntw Mexico, ~ TIE northwest
quarter W ~ pi section numt er twenty
lrp No t0j north of range thiee east IN. X.
. ~ Of new Mexico puncipEl meridian,
save aud except nine iel acfgs OF and in SAID
quarter section composed ~ three ta) separate
tfacis rectangular Ia form, each tract contain
ina three ~ acfes and described a. follows,
The first and wea,crnmus, Of said three acrc
tracts includes house, uuthuusss and im.
proVcmcnts where solOn n Rose resided aud
IL bounded a. fuiluWai On the south by a
line running AZ night angle 60 the Wcat line
1T said quarter section through a rulnt one
huuufcd tiuO) feet south Of the southwest
corner Of the dwelling house un said qusftct
the vest line OF said quartet section To a point
directly south ui the rear end OF the pryY on
SAID quaftC' section, ON the east ~ line al q
right angle tlfuugh said south boundary line
extended north directly ln the rear Of said
puvy sufficiently far 10 form n rectangular
block of three t3l full acfesi thence west
parallel tg the ufst line 10 q point directly
north Oi Tie beginning point thence south ~
The point OF beginning The second ~ said
point sAiy 900 feet due caN from the south
east corner VI said hrst block, thence running
nurh parallel 10 the east iiue Oi said hfsl
block 60 point due east Of the northeast cor
nCI Of said urHt block, thence east SUFFICIENT
distance GO embrace three 49, full acres ~ 4
rectangular block, thence south % point east
at the point OF beginning on line parallel 10
the trsi line, THENCE 20 the point oi beginning.
/ The third Of said blocks IL bounded ON tie
Wrst 81 a line beginning II a pnint sixty (8Oi
feet Que east ui the southeast conner ~ said
second block thcnCe running north % point
due east Oi the northeast corner OF said second
block thence eaai sufficiently FAR 10 embrace
three 49, fuil acres la "a rectangular figure
thence south ON a line parallel "a the tfst line
/ tu o. iut due east Of the point Of beginning,
/ thence west Ca the point OF beginning,
mrnt AZ the date Of sale is &2,bNh.bl an
5000 costs and the expenses % this sale.
I. y, uuBHELL,
K. W. ID. BRYAN
Attorney tor Plaintiffs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-11
~wmIsrLING DIcK" suor
\ Klngman Character Gets q bullet In
Ills Breast.

4 kingman Character Gets bullet In
his Breast
T. Wright. a character al Kingrnan
and known throughout Arizona as
"WhiHhng Dick WAS shot and scr-
iously wounded by sluton Grieye. "a
married man whose family are npw
in l.ua Angeles Ggioyc Is In hove with
one Of kimgmans women uf the
town" uni he bcUlmc jealous OF Dick.
Tho other night uooogding 20 the MIN
er.tl Wealth. Dick WIS sleeping sound
ly af his humo GA a quiet conscience.
never dreaming ~ proving assgtaisina,
when a repeated knock AT his ruor
awakened him fium his Hlumbers. Going
60 tire duor voice from ont the dark
ness. asked. In this Whistling DiCkg'
and being answered Ia the affirmative
the lert hifld 81 Suuon with thumbs up.
showed his gun close and fired The
hnt bali went through the BREAST jus,
above the lung. and the wounded man
fell. and lu the darkness the ASSASSIN
fired ave more shots where the sound
Indicated the boly lay, but Dick hal
rolled out ~ range toward his own re-
yolver and when Grieve had concluded
hla fun, Dick commenced az the figure
ryircating In the darkness. nriug three
shots, but without scoring a nit simon
had learned an old dodge. and every
time Dick nhut he fell and rose under a
full head 0f steam. until ne was out OF
DANGER"