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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09
A Care full Receiver.

Washington, Jan. 9-The comptroller
of the currency has declared a final
dividend of $50 per cent in favor of
the creditors of the National bank of
Kansas City Mo, making in all 100 per
cent of the principal and 55.31 per cent
of interest on claims proved amounting
to $780,, 231.5S. John Perry is receiver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09
WANTS TO BE A DELEGATE
C. G. Buckley, of Scandal, Aspires to
Represent Fifth District.

Belleville, Jan. 9.-In looking about
for men to represent the Fifth con-
gressional district as delegates in the
national Republican convention Repub-
lie county will present the name of C.
G. Buckley, who for the past 20 years
and banking business in Scandal
Gov. Morrill, hunted this man Bulk
ley up and gave him a position on the
Manhattan Agricultural college board
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09
Ditched bv a Rock Island Slide.

Denver, Colo, Jan. "a special to the
Republican from Grand Junction, Colo,
says: The second section of No. l, the
westbound Rio Grande Western, was
ditched by an immense rock slide at a
point between West Water and Utah
line. thirty miles west of here, which
resulted in the death of Fireman w. F.
Ryan None of the passengers were in
iured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09
Lincoln Post.

We are one of the Lincoln Post boys
and I am selling Carbonate Coal for
SO. 35 too. Call phone $50 and ask for
Morgan. Our weighing is done at Good
wins coal yard, 511 East Fifth st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09

In fifteen minutes only cake of Ivory Soap and water
you can make cleansing paste than you buy.
Ivory Soap will take spots from clothing; and will clean
carpets rugs kid Gloves slippers patent enamel russell leather and
Shoes BELTS painted woodwork and furniture The
special Ivory Soap this form arises from the fact that
can with damp sponge cloth to cleanse many articles
that cannot they will stand the free aPPca
ton of water.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09
TO INVESTIGATE EVANS.
Congressman Curtis Would Have
Light on Pension Bureaus Acts.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Congressman
Curtis of Kansas has introduced a bill
to provide for a select committee OF
five members of the house to investi-
gate the methods of transacting bust
ness in the pension bureau. The bill is
dawn because of charges that the pres
ent commissioner is conducting the bu-
reau against the interests of soldiers
and claimants.
It is charged that the latter are not
receiving fair treatment; that the COM
missioner is ignoring the pension act of
March s, 1896. that he is Withholding
claims under the acts of March Z, 1882.
and June z, 1888; that he is not giving
the claimants the benefits of the ratings
of the local medical examiners; that he
rejected over 107, 900 pension claims dur
ing the last fiscal year, which, under
a fair construction of the law and evil
dence, should have been allowed. The
bill provides that the committee shall
consist of five ex-union soldiers and
shall have power to investigate and to
report whether the commissioner is
managing the bureau against the inter-
ests of the soldiers and claimants and
to inquire generally into the alleged
abuses in the pension department
st am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my health and life. It cured me
OF lung trouble following grippe" Thou
cures coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis
pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung
troubles Its early use prevents consump-
ton 1t is the only harmless remedy that
stores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09

Mount Pleasant, a suburb of Washing
ton. Other Kansans living there are
]. L. Bristow and Tom Ryan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-12-24

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IHe MACHINE SHOPS
AND EnuNDaH %
JOE M. ROADS

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si making department Is n charge 90 sau,.u Nee sofa
aud repairing done by s,pstts aud saed ue.0au,s N.
contract 600 large oo small ... ha .au.s.a 90
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-28

allanara, por 10 general, {
esta dificultad. {
! 81 Sc vierte de una 8
ruarta parte a una mitad
de una cucharadita en- la
mamadera del nifio tres 8 {
cuatro veces al dfa, Sc :
notara una mejoria muy {
marcada. Para los nifios Z
mayores, de media Gu :
charadita 4 una cuchara- Z
dita, disueltas en- Ia le- :
che, 81 Sc desea, basta- !
3 ran para demostrar sus 8
grandes propiedades nu- {
3 tritivas. 81 la leche de la :
! madre no nutre al niflo, {
aquella necesita Ia Emul- :
sion. Sus efectos Sc no. :
taran inmediatamente, 10 :
mismo en- la madre como 8
en- el nif1o.
SCOTT q BOVINE, odnlos.. New York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Exfjase la legitima de Scott con el en-
voltorio complete en- que aparece Ia con-
trasefa del pescadOr que llsva sobre los
hombros un gran bacalaO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

ippiined ersendn. Afin vaick has re-
frnined from appcaring in p,iidio here.
On q NV Oces,eions. however. she has
delighted emall companies OF her
friends WIN her wonderful playing OF
the VIOLA. Among these friends weic
those competent 10 speak OF hcf work
They are unanimous Ia affirming that
she - eaHiy entitled 70 q place in the
very front rank Of violin artists. She "
yet quite young. Since she was eight
years old she has been a student Of her
fayoritc instrument, and her old home
In Chicago presented admirable Oppor-
tunitios In the way Of famous teachers
whose interest she was able 10 com
mand. A year ago or more blllness
Affairs took the family TO New Mexico
There she has been busy teaching sue
ceafuily, ana now and then appearing
most acceptably In public entertain
ments, 10 ia 60 be hoped that Miss
Valck will consent to entertain In the
early future a Denver audioncc.-Dcn-
yer News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
LANp OFFIcE Rnc0RD

Following are the transactions az the
United states land office Tor tho santa
re district Tor the week ending We'd
neadny.
Homestead Entries-Cecilio velarde.
CabTa Springs. 100 acres. san Miguel
county, Ccaario Gonzales Cabra
Springs, 100 acres. San Miguel county.
William Hobcrg, Watrous. 100 acres.
san Miguel county Ialdro Torres. Wat
r0uH, 100 acres, san Miguel county,
Juan ". Samosa, Largo. 80 acres. san
Juan county; John 4. Taylor. Galllnaa
springs. 100 acres, san Miguel county,
Isaac Taylor. 0allinan springs. 100
acres. San Miguel county. John J..
Coyle, Ration, 100 acres, ColfaN county.
1oso LIMO sogura. pintada. 100 acres.
Guadalupe county; Juan Romero. Esco-
bosa. 100 aerer. Rernatuc county; be-
INTO Flores, Wagon Mound iG0 9s acres.
Mora county; Paz Mcstns Clniilon. iG1
acres. RIO Arriha county. nouifacia
Martinez. springer ie0 acres. C0lhx
county
Final Homestead Certincates--Iamoa
N. Rodgers, CerrIlios 1857 acres. San.
"a We county simeon Yivoash. necos.
100 acres, san Miguel county T0bios 3
sanchez, cabra springs. 100 acres. san
Miguel county.
lands Sold nenlto FLORES. Wagon
Mound % acres, Mora county
Louis Huning. o. Los Lunls. Is "a the
Grand Central
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
TRAGIC SUICIDE.
Took Poison Iefore Dofcn People In
"The Turr' az ~ paso

Took Poison Iiefore Dofen People In
"The Turr' at ~ raso
The Bl Paso News says. Yesterday
evening nt O'clock at the Turf saloon
Lyvis Bo0throyd deliberately tuol poi
son before the eyes of a dozen persons
There Is no cause assigned foF tho
man's rash aut, and % b. The opinion of
those vino know him and were witness
cs 10 the Suicide that drink had derang-
"a his mind. Bootiuoyd WIS around
town yesterday afternoon ANA applr-
entity la good spl~its. showing NJ signg
that h. had d saith la contemplation.
Tie walked Into the Turf saloon shortly
after s O'Clock and asked the barusiu lcr
on duty Tor glass. He said he had
some medicine to take. AMI then had
powder In his hand. The poison was
mixed and shown 90 those present
Bc0throyd then walked out on back
porch and drank u. In less than i've
minutes after swallowing the solution
he was seen 30 fan and those In tho
saloon rushed % him a message was
al once dispatched TO Dr. Huflaksr
who arrived ss0n after the taking OF
the poison. but the man WIS too Tar
gone 10 b. relieved lie died "A few
minutes latter and not more than 20
minutes from the time he swallowed
the poison. The dead man was quite
wen known In ~ Paso. where be had
worked az dry goois clerk in the STORE
OF r. A. Alien. who speaks very high
IS Of hiss ability a. "a salesman MI
Alien had engaged Boothroyd TO work
next week. The salesman had returned
10 III Paso saturday from silver cay.
where he had been employed as q bar
tender. He wis man OF cduoatlon, be-
lng graduate OF Cambridge unlvvr-
sity. IN which he had taken high hon
Orz. II h claimed that he was rala-
tEe Of the present Duke 90 Wlnches-
ter, one Of the oldest families Ia Eng-
land. The deceaE,d uiuo has relatives
In Tucson, II has been stated that
Booshruyd aaid when he cnssrod the
Turf that be would show how AN En-
Elishman can de. but this Is denied by
a reputable party vino was an eye wit
ness ID the mSn's rash act.
Justice Spenccr held an Inquest this
morning and the burial took pllco this
afternoon In the pOttcrs field. no re-
plies were received from his relatives
who were said to ave IN Tucson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Rotice h hefeby given that by virtue Oi and
under the auihnflty 81 4 final Judgment rem
deicd on the 2afd " 81 July, q q 1900, ~
the district court Ia and iOf Hefnallun county
10 and TOT tie icfrl'1fY ~ New Mexico. IN
cause No hh41 Wherein Kate Hazard wis the
plaintiff, and tlleu BART George w. Wood
and fftdrfiCt ~ Unfgafd were defendants,
I, the undtfslHred, Il ~ uuhlcll. appointed
IN said Judgment special master ilr thc put
pose Of executing said dgment by sclling
thr herein describe property, Will offer Tor
sale and sell TO the highest bidder for cash, kt
tle front door ~ the Count House W the said
county NJ hcfnnlllu. at 10 O'Clock loo thf fore.
noon .ot thc gan day ~ August a. ID. 1900.
thc following described pfuptnY L0ia nu.a.
hcrcd one ltl tso 40 aus three lab lu block
numbered iuun rem go! Lot number seven
lfl IN block numbered thirteen llmi Lot
number aiN ltl iu block numbered ten ft0l.
ali M the hastefn addition to ihu tuWn fnuw
-ityl of hihuqurfulr. New MrKlru, ~ shown
90 the ulat ~ said addition made hY A j.
Mack, 6. r., ar u filed Do the oflch ui ihc pro.
bate cik and gAsuitciu recorder ~ said
county Of hcrnaliilu, ON the aisi ui May AID
ttha. 7. >. flyHulIE,
Special Muster,
Attorney iuf Plaintiff.
The above sale, "a ih request ui the above
named pleiuuu. d o. atpOucd until Monday,
thc Afd dag - September, A ID 1900, ~ 10
o'clock go the forenoon Of said llY.
A. 3. urunnLI.
Special Master.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
cANADA ~ cocuIrl ouANr.
Objection. TO ,he north ''ouuasr, -or,si


Objections 60 the North boundary survey
90 uraut.
j. "a Knacbel. III Dcnver. attorney for
joel Parker whitney. OF Boston. and
other claimants yesterday filed In the
Office Of the clerk OF the United States
court % private land tl3lmH al Santa
Fe his formal objections $40 approval
bg tbs court of The survey 81 Tho north
boundary linc of the gmnt This mat
ter has bcou pendinE f1r MORE than a
yoar. The land court confirmed tho
grant and located its uugh boundary
at the ancient pueblo DE- Cochit ruin
che ono that was captured hy ne Var
gas IN the Spanish invasion in the year
1880. Thero are several ancient pueblo
ruins on the Cochu mesa. hcuoc the
controversy spoil Agents Tipton
ard Flipper went ont last month. and
foliuWing the droroe of combination
definitely fixed. l9cated and designated
the true north boundary. aa they bee
lleye. ht certain ruin which was the
enc cBpturcd by De vargas About d.
900 feet north Of thiH is another ruin.
aud here Mr. Knteocl contends the
boundary line Ehouid be located. In
which event there would bo Included in
the grant several hundrcd more acrcs ~
land. including agricultural lands. In
the Cochiu canon proper. and numerous
mining claims ln the Peulta canon.
Some OF these lattcr are quto valuable
and ase held by miners who have wcll
dcyeioped them since the docirion o.
the land court decnrrd the main min
eui belt Ga that region north OF ami
without the grant and on the public
domain.
The land court Wa probably pass
upon enc north boundary survey ma lts
a.fsipu in Deeombcr Attorney kusebei
stitca his objections as follows.
I, The line taken by the alid survey
Tor the north boundary W sald grant
is situated about 600 feet south OF the
true north boundary.
The said line ls run without regard
90 the permanent landmark described
and intended On and hy the final do
cree 81 confirmation Of said gmut. as
the north boundary can thereof. that IL
20 sag. thc cd pueblo 0f Cochiu slt-
uatcd on the mcA1 of Coohlu. the aald
pueblo being the pueblo 90 which ne
Indians retired IN tho rebellion 81 1850
ana where they we've captured by tho
| Spaniards
n The s1id proposed iiur Ia sccept-
ed ns the true line tio claimants will
loae nearly an thrir agricultural lands
in the Canada dc C0chiti.
Z In running the said proposed line
the surveyor followed "a statement ~
distance found m the decree as con-
trolling the statement therein 90 the
said permanent Land mark, iha said dls-
lance as given. in the dccrcc. being err
roneoua and misleading. whereas the
surveyor should have dlsregaricd tho
said statement as 'ftlsa demonstra-
tia."
Q. The said north boundary should
D. run through lhe said old pueblo mem
TONED 10 and Intended hy thc desreo Of
confirmation without rogari 10 the con-
Sci uwl distance therein stated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Notice is hereby given that under aud BY
yiitur ~ nual Judgment ur decree entered on
t1gi Court lu AVID iur the County Of Beua,
| iiu 900 inc Territory Oi New Mexico, in cause
Nu. ot29 Wherein ? a Henry y plaintid and
are driendsuts, the undersigned, 4. ). Hob.
lril Special Master appointed in sad iudg
Went aud dgcfce io execute said Judgment aud
mentioned 10 satisfy ihe j'.dg'msnt and decree
frudrrtd in said cause, IN tie event that the
descendants ur some one igr them did no.
within ninety days ifQm the date ui said ludR
ment. gay Into Couri, 90 20 aaid plaintiff the
amount ui said Judgment and the costs ui "a a
suii Hnd Nhtfras tiir said ninety days have
ulapafd, Hld the said iudg mcui gemains uu.
paid either pa whole uf IN part. ], shr said spc
Ciai Master, VAL uurl iur safe "a public Veudue
and sen 90 the hignesl bidder for cash, AZ 40
day ui srpicmhef 1900, q the irout door oi
thr luuu House OF said County VI hrualiilo,
ihr iol owing descIihrd lots. parcels AVID Iacts
County VI hrrualilio, Teluiory % New Meal.
eg sud deacnned 40 inilows, 20 wh
beginning AZ the Southwest cogngr land
an IT, Wsst side q the Town "a 81 i0iid Al6aas'
quciqut, 900 The mul caald County and Tent
tory conveyed 70 SpaIisg W Lewis BY gna,
| 9G, 30 1859, au0 lcguiled IN the Office vi the
fiphal 1irfE ana ~ Oiicio Recorder ul said
nrfn.,l,l.0 county ~ og pages 10 70
thence POO 3afdt, more Of less e. thr north.
west corner thereof thence ia an cattchy d.
lcgilun dIh 1l-2u yards, more 90 lrss % the
uufshcast corner " the iaudb fcbY conveyed /
thC Sc in auuthefiy a fcctiOn 400 yards move
of lrsa, tu the southeast corner lf the land
hereby conveyed thence ln westerly dirrC.
uun so 90 80 yards, more o. lets a. the place
~ beginning, containing ~ acres, mote or
lees.
Also anoshef pisces oi property. beginning
at thr southeast corner Oi the above. dtscfit "a
IaCL sud running in . nOuhcfly objection 300
Yafde % Tie aufthraai Cufpcf thefuui thence
ln westerly direction and I'd right angles With
SAID liur aluye described "a la-gu yafiia ~
she northwest corner tncfeuf ! thence in "a
sOuthcflY direction, ana "a right angles in the
last .dcacubrd line, 800 yarda ~ the southwest
corner thcWui aud ttrncC Ia au easieIiy 90
iCctlun aud d uahi angles Nilh uie last Dc
acrihrdline, .a 1870 yards 10 the place % be.
giuuingi ruulaiuiuH acres, more uf lees
s-Ala0 a Ccftlin tract ~ land, beginning al a
certain pnint 80 1870 yards due Wesl from
ine huuulCaa corner ~ TIE above deHubrd
uarts. ana running due Wcsi ~ 30. - yards
iu one southwest corner Of sail tract thence
'n uullhcllY direction and a nght angles
NHh Che last uencuheq line t1J yaIds 90 the
nnulNtti eufaet thereof ihrnce ~ az east
cry iliscvpn, snl a iifni anRlvs win ne last
drscnptA hue, 20 lu-su yards to ne uouheasi
and ~ light eagles with ihc last lcstnbed line
1nN Eaf 90 tlr plar ~ lrEInuln
Also a ff4lt uf Ilnu cumWuply hruNn ~ ihe
"NI tr 40 nj M AlNft." btluHE|nN ai en-
Uur o. fiUaa AnaiIu Nr liaI A. UHundf4 uu
iNf taui ~ ianua ~ hunlta DHlx On SIZE
ca.i by the puplie road % the south ~ ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
DgArn ~ cnAmLrs nulIrN.


DIES Prom Heart rroahie in Mantnna Co
ohiu Hsidss nalider.
"a telegram received to-day al the
head onice Of the Bullcn Bridge COM
pany here. states that Charles A. Bul-
lon, vice president OF that company.
died 81 heart disease 90 0lendivc. Mont.
90 ) O'Clock fhla morning, H. was ono
% che best known bridge contractors
Ia the west and did considerable work
IN Alaska about a year ago. lio was
barn Ia LeavDnworth. Kan, ii years
ag0 and came 90 Trinidad. Col. in isss.
Fiom 1891 to 1894 DEE resided Ia Pueblo.
and for the past few yolrs has made
his home al Portland. orc. where be-
lcavea a wife and four children Chas.
A. Bullen was "a nnc specimen VI phyri.
cal manhood and his unexpected deiti
viii cause surprise 90 all who have
krown him. He apparently enjoyed the
best Of health. Ot generous disposi
ton and kind ana charitable TO an, hia
friends were legion. Ills last visit 90
Col0rndo was about week ago. when
he appeared a perfocl picture ~ health
Since that time h. has been az Gicn-
dive, where the Company % which he
Wms a member was doing extensive
work"
The above dispatch was wired on
Monday from Pueblo Col. 90 the Den.
yer Republican. The deceased was wen
known here. and supervised the con-
atructlon Of the bridge across the Rlo
Grande at the Indian village of Cochlti
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

The season FOR big game opens next
Saturday. September 4. Under the stat
utea of New Mexico Il Is unlawful 10
Kill, wound, ensnarc or trap any elk.
deer, antelope, fawn. mountain sheep.
hex. mountain goat or beaver. except
that antelope ana deer with horns may
be shot during the months OF Soptom-
Der, October and November. A. re-
CARDS guam, grouse. prairie chicken.
pheasant. partridge ana Wild turkey Il
- also unlawful 10 shoot or trap them
but such herds may be shot with a
gun only during the months OF sep
tember, October November. December.
January and February OF each year.
The CLOSED season for irout begins No
vomber 1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
RACK rnoM PRESCOTT.


Hon. Nrii -. Field Returns Receiver Ap.
pointed fur GRAND Canyon Haiiroad.
Hon NELL b. Field, who represents
The lien claimants against the santa
he and Grand Canyon Railway COM
pany, returned r che city this morning
after a professional visit 90 Prescott
Yesterday. Judge Sloan appointed re-
celver for the above railway company,
naming 70. u. Gage. OF Prescott. and
made an order that operations OF the
road be Suspended, pending a report by
the receiver as 10 the possibility OF op-
Grating Il without losa. There IL a prob
ability that the santa Re Pacific Will
undertake to operate the Grand Can
yon road and guarantee the expenses OF
operating, IN which event the operation
OF the road will be- resumed !mmedi-
Rteiy
Mr. Field represents County Collector
Porca in the case ~ the Bernalllio
county collect0rship ana he teie-
graphed 20 Attorney Childcra, asking
that the case be postponed from to-day
untl tomorrow. The case viii come ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
uR. noyD nrrrnNs.
AZ Has Hoppe That the Elephant nuttr
Dam Miii iir Constructed.

A.. Has Hope That the Elephant HATTIE
Dam Wiii iie Constructed
DR. Nathan A. Boyd. secretary OF The
Rio gr1ndc Dam aud irrigation COM
pnny, VINO has bcon here some weeks
awaiting the decision vi the supreme
court ia the Elephant Butte case. left
FOR Las Cruces Gals afternoon, accompa-
ulod by hia private SECRETARY. ar. Tor
pey, says the New Mexican. DR. Boyd
said the rights OF the people had tr.-
umphel every time thla case had come
90 an issue Boo the courts and he eX-
pressed the hope that the matter
would now soon be- SCI definitely al rest.
lie Is mo-, advised aH set whether or not
The government intends 20 again take
the matter up 10 the United States SUI
prone court, but expresses the hope
that. IN caae such a step Is decided on.
ID VIII not be long delayed. lie is anx-
sous 20 have the matter adjusted, as are
also the people OF the central Rio
guRde valley, ia order that ~ anything
IL 10 be- done q may be done as quickly
as possible. the present long season
0f short water, or no water az an. the
doctor thought. had amply demonstrate
cd the fact that by no other means than
the construction ~ storage reservoirs,
extensive enterprises requiring a large
expenditure OF capital could water suf-
iiclont TO lrrigate those rich valley lands
be provGed. 1--WE commenced work on
the Elephant nuite dam said Or.
Boyd "ueariy four years ago. and
would have probably expended as much
an f6,0o0ooo I'm Improving thc irrigation
facilities OF tho tlo Granio valley by
this tame had if not been Tor tho OBJ
siructlve policy ~ the national govern
nont"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Territory OF New Mexico. County OF nor.
ualili0, in tbs District Court.
Tnufuaa a. CYNICAL PLATINUM vs. Emily
ltath ana the unknown heirs OF The said
Emily hath. Defcndanta No COLO
To iha above named Emily Hath and her
hcifa, whose names are % tho platinum
unknOWni
You arc hereby notified that an action
has been begun against you IN the Dis
ticl CURT Tor the County o. BeFnallll0,
iu TIE ierriiury % New Mexico, wherein
tho alld pialhtin, Thomas A. finlcaL
asks that tho estate in and 10 the fol.
lowing described rUN CCtEto situated IN
the City % Albuquerque, County n Der.
nalillp. ana Territory % New Mexico, to-
VS., lot ton tiul IN block two 90 ir the
Haca Addition 10 ih0 CITY q AlDuqucr-
que, may BE- established against thC adj
verse CltimH OF yourselves a. defendants,
and that you DO barred ana forever e.
topped from having ana claiming any
right or lille TO said premises adverse 70
plaintiff ana that piuiutn tiiie % s.lisl
real estate 10 forever Quictcd and set ~
rosii and that unless you enter ycui az.
pulraucc or cause me same 90 be entered
To- said cause On Of utiuft MuadAN uir
Suth day Of July, 1900, iugdcment 10y dc
fault win b. rendered against you and
the complaint 81 the piaintin will bo
taken as confessed. -
Clerk OF said Court.
q. w. JOHNSTON.
Attorney for plaintiE.
once and U0Etofisco idtcaa, Aihuquef-
que. New Mexico.