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In dispatches from Shanghai saying that
thu ministers and legations a, Picking
we're safe. For this reason the orders 20
Gen. Chafys. Co proceed TO Picking took
on an added meaning.
Gen. ChzfYce was I'm conference with
the var department authorities most OF
the day and In the afternoon spent nearly
an hour with Secretary Hay, going over
those phases OF the Chinese situation in
which diplomacy will have 70 be mingled
with military action.
Navy HAS Only k~mpH'. Dispatch.
Secretary Long received nothing during
the day beyond the early dispatch sron
Admiral Kempr. stains that the com
Mn~d forces had entered Tientsln and
that tho Seymour expedition was reported
ten miles from Ti~ntsin surrounded. This
cleared ap the situation. only 20 present
another condition which may prove even
NOR. grave The casualty list On the tiTst
engagement was awaited anxlousiy ana
Arrangements wera made By the officials
TO have RELAYS shrough the night 30 order
THAT this list misht De handled wNh the
greatest dispatch and 6e given TO the pub
lie az the asst opportunity
omr~r. Ask for Orders.
The navy department to-day received a
telegram frofn 4 number II officers
mixpe1 - TIE Niecpue.r nov a@Aer cau-
strs2rtlou AZ san F'rAGctsce. AsAtDg 20 BE
ASSIGNED TO ertlVe service tN Chinese
waiers The officers signing the Dispatch
ware cart hcitsr i4e9t Commander
Mllt0n and Mayo. L'euts " ckiFcy. AK
~rrnan ana Yogosges&nx and ENs.gn Cgo-
uan
The Department today accepted he SER
vtcNS Of an officer On he retired list. an-
der aAssharfty conferred By g. recent at
~ cnn3reAs The artctr "a Lieut. ! %
Tow nlay. fstirnd. who is ordered Co sA0
on the steamer leaving san ffADriHEH
ru,N 10 II ~ eSNmN' ~ that MANY othFr
retired erscers viii b called bss = o. att-
I've service " the emergency becomes
gressirf
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DISCORD is REPORTED.
Russians and Angi Americans said
Not TO he Working Together
in lin rna0ny.

CHEFt-0. Tuesday Jane G-The officers
%. the British first-class cruiser TerTiois
assert that iiscurd exists between the
Russians aud Anglo Americans and sa2
,aey believe the Russians are planning a.
break tire concert and take possession Ok
Picking Independently. They assert mat
Eice Admiral SEYMOUR command Lack"
unison The foreigners sllktug because
fhey Were under British leadership. Ihft
A4tterty dsnoun-e the Russian general
conduet as gnclviliEed and Darhsf"us. AMI
.haree hat the slaughter % the peaceful
cinnamon 40 Taku has aroused The other
wise passive natives against iho FOR
-I.Errs.
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settlement and some agents have been ar
rested in the act 81 constructing intrench-
ments around the European concessions.
A Chlnaman connected with war pur
chases for the Chinese government in
Europe who has been interviewed by the
Daily Express, says that China has I'm
neusc quantities Of arms and ammuni-
lion ard viii lager humanity IL driven
10 defend herself
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small: Picking relief force which left Ten
tsin June 10 reported ten miles from
Tientsln surrounded. force left Tteutsin
Gath. TO render assistance
"kEMPFF."
The secretary Il state has received a
dispatch from United States Consul John
Fowler at Chefoo. saying.
Combined forces entered Tientsiu I'D -
Fne war department has received the
following cablegram
Manila. June D
"Aljutant General Washington Ninth
infantry sails nth. thoroughly equipped
and wcl supplied with everything
MACARTHUR"
The navy department announces that
thu lrmuret cruiser brooklyn with Nd
from Manila 90 Taxa stopping at aga
sasi tu route The gunteat Princeton has
been ordered % SWato. Annoy and Coo
chow. thence 90 Shanghai 70 Install an
electric plant keeping ever ready for i'm
-. "a re na.aI
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More Christians Murdered.

Shanghai cables that the French consul
there has received cable from Shantung
asserting that II 600 Chinese troops are
making forced marches from Shantung to
PekinZ
Two Jesuit fathers and 10 native Chris
tians have been murdered In the southern
part OF the province OF Chilli. The Chinese
military authorities have been discovered
recruiting at Shanghai inside the foreign
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Throat Was Very Rad.

the tonsils becoming greatly enlarged
upon the slightest cold. when the pain
l endured was something awful, but my
stomach caused me the most distress.
There was a ceaseless aching In the stom-
ach which would be somewhat relieved by
eating. only to be replaced by nausea,
sour stomach and fermentation OF foods.
The gas thus formed caused such dis
tention that 7 could scarcely bear the
weight OF my clothing Cramping pains
kept me awake night after night. and
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I Was Nearly Craxed

with sick and nervous headaches,
AT last I became so weak and niser-
able that could not keep on my feet for
more than an hour at a time without ly-
ing down to rest. and life had lost all
interest and pleasure for me.
ut was with little faith and many mis-
givings that l commenced tho Copeland
treatment. hut 1t has worked wonder
fui change I'm my condition. IL has trans
formed me from a wretched invalid 70
perfectly strong aud vigorous woman
DO not know what II ia to be sick or tired
any more. and during the year that has
elapsed since | finished my treatment /
have enjoyed the most excellent health"
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KEMrFF WIRES rom RELIEF.
Force Reached ItentsiR saturday
and Left for Pekfnz.

WASHINGTON. June es-The navy &c.
pavturs1 II rs received the fat..Tiag cable
gram from Admiral kemp1
''Taku. June =
Secretary OF the Navy. Washington
Relic: force reached Tieatsia =, loss very
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The Climatic Conditions Are Then Most Favorab,
and the Liability to Take Cold Re-
duCed to the Minimum.
S. a Month--All Medicines Free--$5 a Month

Nasal AND Mr.. Jos. Beaupre. Ar
BRONCHIAL lington Hotel, Tacoma.
CT.onu Wash: Two years ago I
NH'N""''' contracted severe cold.
which I neglected until It became chron-
&c case Of catarrh and finally developed
bronchial disease in an aggravated form.
1 then commenced taking medicines OF
all kinds. but none seemed to do me any
good, and l steadily grew worse.
when l commenced my treatment at
the Copeland Institute I was
A Very Sick Man.
I could seldom get air through my nose,
and breathing through the mouth would
bring on terrible coughing attacks during
which I would nearly strangle to death.
These attacks occurred many times each
day, and every breath was accompanied
by wheeling. rafting sound in my chest.
] could not eat, sleep or work. and was
altogether broken down.
"In one weeks time after commencing
the Copeland treatment l felt better. and
since then l have continued TO improve,
until | am now perfectly well-as well as
before the beginning Of my trouhle-aud
all effects OF the disease have been re-
moved"
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the West river with a number Of lady
missionaries. She reports that the other
Europeans are preparing to leave WI
chLu. So the natives are conducting anti
foreign demonstrations,
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ARBMoRE 7 r. Jene 9-t,ar' h y.
Henson. ln -a rlman3 af fba Ar irr re ait-
tary CorulaCy. has tan+assd the srrfr =
- fhs clrapanE. lIr. aertnZ .sNrntf -N-E *
-asu. 20 the secretary Of tie intaflos. =
case OF war with China
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Through the public announcement ~
the cure OF one OF my friends, / WAS a.
prised OF the character az the work lana
at the Copeland institute. and as seen y
possible | commenced course OF trsat-
msnt. The effects were
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II Hung chang has agnfr o-.0 Peg
cunptaftj, ordered fr INktrE if- rr.c-
mites declare that fheY Nil rlui.r ui
before d. cau rrAcR there His sI.- e..co
neuts herr Hts departure Wiii ia. ..r.-s
TIN BLACK Fl&gs ana Red ts'rll. s..
Knowing This LIS trusted eT'ctAls are
sentinE their families 90 Hons lcouC.
The Niceroy himself trusts the Aricrt~
cans IN this crisis. lie says that they
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Drifting Into Total Deafness,

the noises In my ears were som@fhiar
awful. as though a buzz saw wrr. run.
ming in my head. and these grsw worss
from day to day until I was nearly a..
tracted.
I'm addition 20 symptoms hav. alrsasx
mentioned had an Irritating ticslIrr II
the throat. ceaseleSs dropping af nI,rsrs
from above the palate. and any vtasrnf
exercise would bring on paruxySra Of
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THREATENED Mr.. J. A. McGslvvsy.
CONSiIupTION Port Orchard. WASH. X
have taken a course Il tho
Copeland treatment for catarrh 81 tho
head, throat and bronchial tgh~@, ana
have obtained "a complete cure, although
the disease had become so deeply ssAfsd
In my system that had developed al tas
Indications of Conssm piles.
MY entire system became greatly do
ordered: l could eat nothing ~ srsak ai.s
and grew SO thin and weak that ! Ind 10
give up ali attempts TO work at my trnds.s
/ had
ChIIis and Fevers-
with distressing night sweats. ard thero
seemed no doubt that | was rapidly sssx-
ing into a consumptiyes grave. wen1
to hospital for treatment, where tho
doctors told me that my lungs w~re very
badly affected. and I continued % grew
worse under all treatment until ! enns-
menced my course with the Cep@tsnd rhg-
sicians. II is with feelings - TIE desp-
est gratitude that now testify % Tbs
Wonderful Curative Power
OF their treatment in my case. 1t has
banished all signs and symptoms Of Dis
ease from my system and restored ne
once more TO perfect health and s,rsHgtA
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A Very Sick Man.


A6ONNNAItU WIZ M y "e'S'
STOMACH baliara, WASH VI an
DISEASE. s,s.asa. .sa, hara ,ssn
cured at the Copeland Medical Institute.
/ believe that none has been so thorough
~ relieved OF such great distress and mis-
cry as that with which was afflicted.
II had been
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Ailing for Years

with disease OF the head and throat. and
for the greater portion OF that time with
disease OF the stomach. My ears also were
stuffed up and my hearing much i'm
paired My
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MOVEMENTS ARE CONFUSED
Whereabouts OF Relief Forces since
sunday Are stiii Unknown ,nd
Anxiety stitl Heign.

WASHINGTON, June aG-After day
~ uncertainty and suspense. official In
formation comes with IA rush early today
e2ieefa.0E the forces operating al Tient-
stn ana those seeking 60 break through
70 ENk.ng Admiral kempns dispatgh
ANA that from Consul Fowler AZ Chefao
confirmed the reports THAT the combined
i1tNvS winch have been operating near
llentsiu entered Che city on yhe aSr1 The
admiral added the welcome intvlllsenes
loss very small " This 81 the relief coli
ann. including Major IAttleton Waller
and 1870 United States marines. watch
suffered a vepulSe CA their 0rst move
rfni btNona The hriel statement OF four
Aitfd and seven wounded nothing has
com" as to the casualtlcs az this nrst AZ
tack. hut The result - the second move
mont which has been awaited Win desp-
tst concern. rs now cleared up rs tie
e.tHi'rals report ,rar the fo-ce has faueht
iur 3sA WITH sma }rss q remains VET
iH tr reported bows the relief column
found Affairs az Ttents.n where. Accord
lnS i' the unofficial reports af last Wy-k X.
anarchy gtrvAiei ana ,he foreign quar-
terS were DESTROYED
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HEAD NOISES,
DEAFNESS AND
THROAT DISEASE.

sufferer for the East
ten years from disease Of the thrna, -
post-nasal region, which IN the ian a. -
extended into the inner ears. caastzx Az.
tracing head noises and partial tsasn...
Interviewed concerning the merits ~ \.
Copeland Home Treatment, she SAD.
Judging from results In my e~n 80.
there is no doubt that the Copeland ~.
TEN IL
4 Grand Success
In the treatment OF disease Of The ma
throat and ears. When I corn-nenrss 1.
use my hearing was SO badly sarar.s
that all sounds reached me In A uus,.1
and indistinct form. and was rau,d,v
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FOREIGN SOLDIERS
RELIEVE T|ENTS|N.
Continued From Page One.

ders TO proceed 10 Picking came after the
state department had declined to accede
to a second proposition from the six great
viceroys OF China tina; foreign troops be
kept out OF China until Ii Hung Chang
reaches Picking.
ConGer Is sim silent.
While the viceroys spoke for their own
provinces, they could not speak for Pek-
ing and II is 10 Picking that the officials
most anxiousiy look. Minister Conger "a
sim silent and the latest advices have
shown that little reliance can be placed
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HO<Gko%G june 1s--Thc steamer
San CA4a arrived today from WuehAu On
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The f0l''
Sucer by
On the Dc
Grain {
red. siA'
lisy-i''
timc'hy
Eggs ~
Rnt,er
Poultry
tevs. lsc;
live ST.
tk%; oh
hnrs. dre'
N; calves
Hid~. ]
over O. 7
sound. NJ
set stays,
calves ~
dsy hide
summer I
srs pare
tasc; sh.
Fassetn '
ton wool
tsilcw. "a
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Exchange,
Portland c
seattle
rASuns -.
spokAne.
.f.nA

Trade or
ard more
had e~en
plain that
N many
s,@ for |
Cct y
innovation,
this mcrri
Art rcss
fancy =
appearance
fr. but :
mail mi
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Sugar.
set; bed
uls,ed. 81
cash mid
Flour,
g.; Calf
rer 100 |
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g. rerl
per 100 n
IN ION
fancy ro|
meal, VI
meal. 4
tuckwhsl
cracked
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per h'l |
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10 N nd
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Corce|
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10 n ca
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ground 4
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OFFICE HOCRs-Frcrn Q m % ..
m sn4nxs- wsinesdAys ant nnxsr.
dAyw only. tn g. uundayA free .
III IN IL m
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Sedro w@,,,,~
Wash has hessn .
sufferer for the -ss,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
WARRIORS 40 TaE FROST


sheriff n bbsiI Aoos mpanisd 60 Iadiaa
viiiaasby Warriors,
Last Monday The Citizen contained
an article to che effect that the Pueblo
Indians, residing along the low-line
ditch, were threatening toward the
w0rkmen on the canal and had refused
10 obey the injunction OF Judge Crum-
packer, la consequence, sheriff Hub
bell, with several men, left the CITY TO
inform the Indians that they must not
Interfere with the work being prose-
cuted ON the canal The sheriff re-
turned TO the city yesterday afternoon
and stated that he had about Bubdued
the Indians, but In order to make Il
more impressive he desired two or
three real warriors to accompany him
back to the Indians. He therefore
commissioned Wallace Heaselden, n. l..
Medler and 4. h. Harroun, and armlng
the former with spade ahd shovel,
Medler with copies OF the COMPRESSION.
al Kecord, and the latter with tackle
and chain. the sheriff with his warri-
ors, left this morning FOR the Indian
villages along the route OF the canal.
No bl0odshed Is expected. but the In
dians. who 80 Tar have refused to abide
by the decision Of Judge Crumpacker.
would d. well 10 quietly acquiesce, FOR
besides the Congressional Records car
ried by Medlor he also has iB his In
side pocket a weapon more powerful,
dangerous and complicated than sam
sons famous Jaw bone--A lawyers
lengthy opinion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
NEW LODGE OFFICERS.
Turquoise Division, No. 10 and Knights Of
Inc Maccakees fleet Officers.

Turquoise Division, No. no and Knights Of
the Maccabees Elect Officers.
Al a regular meeting OF Turquoise
Division, No. 40 81 q. !. a. 20 B. OF l..
H.. the following officers were elected
tor the ensuing year:
Past president J. II. Fenner.
Preaident-Mrs. John Butler.
Vice prcsident-Mrs Hasaie Render,
Secretary--MrH. j. IA. Holman.
Treasurer-Mrs. Frank Moore.
Chaplain.-Mra. Julia Garrett.
Guide--Mrs .. ID. whltcomb.
sentinel-Mrs. r. IA. Anderson.
Delegate to convention OF Grand Di-
v:sion-Mrs. J. IA. Fenner.
Last night the knights OF the Macca-
bees met and after the transaction Of
lodge matters elected the following
officers for the ensuing year;
Past commander-C. A. Hawks.
Commander--R. q. GENTRY.
Lieutenant communicate q. Dun
bar.
Record keeper-H. ID. johnson
Finance koeper-H. q. Pickard
sergeant-George Drury.
Master at arms-F. IL. Rogers,
Chaplain--J. 3. Horton.
First master OF guards--B. A. Frost.
Second master OF guards-w. u. Ar
rlghi.
Sentinel--H. e. Webb.
Picket--v-. r. Bell.
Physician--J. s. yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
TnkY WILL nE 600 ..
tndiaE Ditch DistaTbsrs saBdued by
Warriors from Aibuq asFqn~.

iHdiaR Ditch DistaTbsr. saBdued by
Warriors from Aibua asrqn~.
Sheriff 4. = stubbell and his famous
warriors, Wallace Hesseiden. IL, l..
Medler and 4. Il. Harropn. returned
from the In Ian villages north OF the
city along the route OF the low line
ditch. Just as soon as the Indians saw
the sheriff. with his warriors. coming
over Dyed-inothe-WOG kopJe they Inn
mediately mounted their ponies and
made poEt-haste toward Abraham'e
kraal where they washed on their war
paint. secretly buried their tomahawks
and appeared before the great white
fathers az peaceful as any people on
the fac" OF the earth. A pow WOW
WAS then held. ana while the pipe OF
peace was being smoked. President
Hesselden, % the ditch company, pro-
scented each with BARLOW knife and
Attorney Medler explained to them the
importance OF 0bcying the Injunction
recently issued hy Judge Crumpaoker.
The pDw-wow then came 20 An end,
the Indians promising TO be real good
Indians la the future. and they also
promised TO visit Albuquerque to-mOr-
row and have talk with Judge Crum-
packer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
IMPORTANT SUITS.
T. 0. cabOn, Sues for a Heavy ludsbl.
edeess.

edGess.
Hon. Thomas -. Catfon has brought
suit against John Collision, Ia the dis-
trict court VI SOcOrrO county. ~ rco0y-
or an indebtedness VI si9.tys. which the
piantin alleges he EdVanoed " the de-
fendant. The properly % AIR. COlinsOn.
consisting OF onc-third interest In the
bOsque del Apache grant along the
iti0 Grande In S0cOrrO county. has
been attached, and unless the defend
ant enters an appearance la the suit
by April ~ judgment will be rendered
against him and his property wall DO
sold. Damages are claimed ~ the
amount Of t.5.OO0, with cost OF suit.
Tue other twO-thirds OF The BOsque doi
Apache grant IN owned by Hon. a. 10.
Catron ana senator 3. B. Eikins. of
West Virginia. but formerly OF New
Mexico. Mr. Collinaon 10 supposed 10
De a resident Of England.
The Bosque del Apache grant was
made by Governor Manuel ArmiiO on
November ~, ist5. Antonio Sandoyal
was the original claimant, and the
grant vas approved by the surveyor
general July ~. 1868, and ~ congress
ON June "a. 1860, to the extent of GO.iIl
acres. ~ was patented March "a, 1871
The grant - a very valuable one, con-
tanning rich agricultural land, and be-
ing 80 situated that u can be irrigated
~ advantage.
Harry l.. Beagle has brought suit In
the district court .. SOoorrO county
against the Timber Peak Aiming come
pany. of Water Canon. sOcorso county.
for $4,000 damages for injuries received
May 10. 1899. while In this employ OF the
Compnny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17
ALGO ions, N0T.s
items a out the Low . ins Dutch Aud
the 1ndsans.

items a cot the Low Inc Dutch aud
the 1ndtsns.
AlgodoneH. n. A.. Mar. ii--rhia morn
ing opened with drizzling rain which
s siill falling with appearances In IA,
vor Of "A continuance OF the same dur
ing the night.
X. q. Balcomb. president OF the Al
godones Land and Town company. has
been here since Sunday last. lie 10
looking after the interests OF the com
pany.
Hon. NJ. s. otero was up here yester.
day looking after the interests of the
o~ line canal. lie was accompanied
by some friends and went back last
evening.
4. H. HarrOun, the supervising en-
gneer OF the low line canal was also
up here yesterday attending 10 his
duties.
Several Of the members OF the Albu.
querque Land and Irrigation company
are here to-day with Sheriff +. 3. Hub.
bell They are down on the santa Ana
Indian reservation trying 10 make the
Indians understand that they will have
to obey the mandates OF the court
WORK on the canal Is going ahead as
fast as possible and everything In this
.neighborhood IL running along smooth
". ), II. 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17


County Oi befualilio,
Territory OF NeS Mexico.
riainua.
John PhrlG
Arthur J. hacon,
-. J. Matthew aud
Harry B. Lee,
The said defendants. John J. Phelan add
Arthur J, BACON, are hcicby notified that a suit
has been commences against them. toy ether
y ~ liis ethei defendants above named, " the
district court OF Bcruallllo county, NeE Aex.
leo, ~ Martha fneian. The objects uf the &C.
Ton are "a obtain = diy0gcs from defendant
fheian on the ground OF abandonment, To
have !, vacated and set aside deed executed by
" defendant Bacon lots 80 4 and "a i In bloch
Ui Fcficcto ATnllu q tifOa. addition TO Alba.
qucique un the ground OF fraud aud AZ being
without consideration, which said deed Il said
10 have the said deed delivered 40 iOf cancel.
latons 10 euiuin defendant Fhelan aud defend.
aut Bacon from 90 any manner selling, assign.
ing, rn,umbcruR uf otherwise di6pOsina III
selling uf assigning OF attempting 10 collect
two notes signed ~ ID. ]. Matthew n Co.
dated SEPTEMBER 10, 1870, iaF tfUO each. and
pIgSS9lT 'v sbd y, one year ana 'So yeaIs
nom paying said NOTES, and said defendant
Lcc from delivering said deed fog alimonY
penacnie lite and counsel teca and iof r. ma
9Enl allhoa! against defendant fhelan ior
division 81 the community property aud tor
general friiri' Defendants aie 10 entaf thelf
aplIafance IN said suit BY March "a, 1900,
Otherwise Judgment by default Niil b. entered
"a said cause against iheip. a. -,
SUMMERS BuRKHAHT,
Attorney foT Plaintiff,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
FEBRUARY b. 1900.