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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-11-14
Next Weeks Lecture Course


The demands of the public for
something higher in the line OF
literary entertainments is becom.
ing more critical every year, and
the county superintendent finds
that with each succeeding year
he must employ more expensive
talent.
There was a time when a Nc.
Connellsburg audience could be
held in spell of perfect delight
by some fellow who would stand
on the platform and read the fun
ny pieces in an elocutionist's an.
nual. Later it was insisted that
the fellow should com NIT them,
if he would be a success-but all
that was when we were boys.
Now, the Superintendent is oblig-
ed to buy the best talent he can
find, and takes the chances If
"wind and weather."
Everybody remem bers how DR..
Lybarger got here by chance last
year, and what a ait he was as a
day instructor. That his Enter
tainment Monday evening will
entertain" goes without saying.
Humorous Experiences of
Travels Abroad" by Hon. Walter
Chandler of New York is both
funny and instructive. Some
people are so constituted that
they see fun in everything-and
he is one of them. The Jackson
vile FLA Times-Union says he is
by far the best entertainer that
has appeared in Jacksonville this
season.
On account of the great ex-
pense, superintendents have not
often been willing to risk a com.
pany. At the urgent request of
many friends, Mr.. Chestnut has
secured the Wesleyan Male Quar-
tette of Chicago for Wednesday
night.
eff you want to drive away a
spell of the blues, just hear the
Wesleyan Male Quartette. When
those boys get to singing you will
forget the hard times, the worry
over business troubles, and feel
like a new person. Their songs
are as good as a tonic, and you
can't afford to miss then" Will
lam Reed Kenroy (Author Corn
Tassels.
Then, as a fitting climax, Dr..
Morgan Wood of Cleveland, Ohio,
will on Thursday night give the
lecture that is now attracting so
much attention, Heavens and
Hells of Married Life, or Home
Sweet Home"
The Picayune says He is one
of the most eloquent and forceful
speakers that has ever faced a
New Orleans audience.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-11-14
MarrIed.

SMITH - PITTMAN. - At the
residence of the brides parents,
November 8, 1901, by Rev. Lewis
Chambers, of Big Cove Tannery,
Mr.. james r. Smith Of McCon-
nellsburg, and Miss Achsah ].
Pittman Of Thompson township.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-19

them feel that they are sharers in our
common humanity
The cooperative system of labor has
undoubtedly some good things in it,
which are practical and wise. On the
large planta TONS holding out induce
ments for permanent residence, by max
ing homes which are sanitary and at
tractive would in many cases find quick
appreciation and response. But all these,
and many other like things, will be done
voluntarily in order to be effective.
All this means that / see no compulsory
way of inducing the grown of small
homes; but many things which can be
done to encourage them.
The Menace of Enormous Accommodations
of Wealth in individuals and in Cor
porations.
That is another story Carnegie, as
well as Debs, has tackled the problem.
The best thinkers of the age are work
ing over 1t. The honorable Charles r.
Bishop, bereft of his own lovely home
in our midst, is in his own way solving
1t, by helping in the making in Hawaii
of homes for others. And not a few are
seeking similar solution. Two or three
women in Wailuku in their settlement
work are doing more in the same direc-
ton than are all the agitators in Chica-
go or New York. Those are the people,
if any, to be envied, who have the abili-
ity or capacity for sympathy with others,
and who do not Gas I am now dong) take
it out in talk The problem, however,
will yet be solved, and not by cata-
clysm. ALFRED S. HARTWELL.
April II, 1901
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-19

Our entire stock of Eastern
Star, Daughter of Rebekah, Odd
Fellows, Masonic, Knights of
Pythias, Sons of st. George
jewels, buttons, charms and pins
is very complete. and varies
from the small pin at s1.0o and
less to Jewel as high as $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-19

The Public Lands of Hawaii-How Can
They Be Disposed of in Small Lots,
so as to Secure Large Number of
Small Proprietors Rather Than
Small Number of Large Proprietors-
And Some Other Incidental Matter.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

Soc Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, worth 81
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
Samuel LEES CO., ZO-222 Market Street.

asked for It. and he demonstrated with
the men and asked them 10 go away.
as they We're injuring his sale. They
paid no attention to his demands. and
continued to sell the liquor. Hopkins
took matters into his own hands, and
broke both the demijohns. letting the
liquor out on the ground. This angered
one OF the men. and he made an as
sault on Hopkins This ended the in
cident there but Mr.. Hopkins came to
Newark and swore out a warrant for
the mems arrest Constable Mote and
officer Chalmers served the warrant
and brought the men in question to the
lookup.
The second act was held in Squire
Medil1s Office. The complainant
charged one James j. Whalen with
selling liquors on the premises without
a license. and with aggravated assault
on Hopkins. L. Irving Handy appear
ed for the defendant and waived a
hearing. The man was held in $500
bail for selling liquors without u.
cense. and in 5000 bail for assault and
disturbing the peace at the sale.
Thomas Rodgers, the name given by
the other man in the trouble, also
waived hearing, and he was also held
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
DIED

.pUnlell.--ln this city, January IS. 1901
Harold e., SON Of Albert J.. and Fannie
n Dubell, aged years
Funeral services at the residence of his
parents. No 6o6 West Twelfth street
lhis afternoon at 43O o'clock. Cause of
death, dyphtheria.
M GOWAN.-ln this city. on January l6
l90l' lizabcth j., wife of Joseph Me
Gowan.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from her late residence
northwest corner Third and Lombard
streets, on Saturday morning at Q o'clock
Solemn requiem mass at St. Mary's r. c.
Church. lnterment al New Cathedral
Cemetery.
.SpENCER.--In this city on Friday.
January IS, 1901, Angelina Spencer.
widow OF William Spencer. aged u
years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 at
tend her funeral from the residence of
her son-in-law, j. =. Bugloss. southeast
corner of Sixth and Monroe streets. on
Monday afternoon, at . o'clock. Inter
mcnt Riverview Cemetery
.TEMPLE.-In this city. january u. 1901
Sarah A. Temple. aged 15 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral service
irom the residence Of her son-in-law
Wilmer W. McElroy. Sunday. january
20. at o'clock, at No. lu9 Chestnut
street lnterment at Riverview Cemetery
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
so All Wool Walking Skirts, worth S29S

All Our T@loade Capes
this Great Removal Sale Until
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
RAN SPEAK EASY
ON WHEELS
Two Men Break Up a Sale
and Then Assault a
Farmer
snsoIaI % the RvenIng journal.

Newark. Jan. 1S.-The office OF JUS
tice Of the Peace Medin was the scene
of rather peculiar case last night.
John A. Hopkins, who livesA near
Thompson station. had a public sale
yesterday. TWO men went there in a
buggy. and in that buggy were two
fve-gallon demijohns of whiskey and
number OF empty bottles. Hopkins
soon discovered that the strangers
were selling the liquor 70 whoeva
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
nrldre Is In Order Arnin

Trolley cars that for the past week
have been unable to cross Third street
bridge on account OF repairs being
made, started running across yester.
day afternoon. The bridge is still
opened and closed by hand power The
repairs are vet lnhni, he'd. but Will be
in day or two.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
sherlm obtains Court Records

Upon an order from the Supreme
Court. in session in Dover, Sheriff
Reedy. of that county. was here this
morning for original record in the case
OF Baird VS.. Harper, in which a writ
of error has been taken to the Supreme
Court.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

in similar bail on charges of selling
liquors without license and disturbing
the peace. The accused We're given over
to the constable to be taken to New
Castle Jail. They claim New Castle as
their home. and say they can obtain
bail In that city.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
Docs This Interesr Ynn

Enroll before January 20 and save
70 per cent on price of course. Call
or write j. H. Viking. Agent Inter
national Correspondence Schools
Room -. McNey Building, Eighth and
Market streets.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
HIGH GRADE
UNION MADE
HIN G

This seasons newest and
choicest merchandise at figures
without precedent or parallel
in all the history of the Cloth
ing trade. Prices are slashed
80 per cent below the regular
selling price. We put the facts
before you as plainly and as
clearly as possible. At our re-
cent prices, they were the best
values ever offered in the city.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

&c Bar, our 10c. Glycerine Soap.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

3Ic All our Soc Fleeced Lined Mems Shirts
and Drawers.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

SC Child's Black Hose, worth lOc
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

SC Roll, 1Oc. Toilet Paper.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

SI.oo All our s1.5o Umbrellas.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18

sc Box, Tooth Picks, worth Sc.
Evening journal., 1901-01-18
saml Lees Co.
sam'l Lees Co.

25c Boero Eiderdown Jackets, worth SOC.
and 75c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
SILVER CITY


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

transferred to the San Bcrnardino
shops and the foreman there Will be
transferred to an important position
Boo trp shops hero.
twenty-five years ago the nrst Of
this month. the government ordered
tho stage mail service discontinued
and the contract was given 90 the
Santa Fr An old timer suggests that
guv would boz good time 10 celebrate
the orcosiun Boy returning 90 the good
odd stage days. aH the mail service
WAS much more satisfactory then than
nt che present time.
g. W kuaoy o. probably the most
unfortunate man employed Boy the
SANTA BE- says the Topeka state jour
mail Saturday Do dropped % hrnkosloo
900 hIs loot. which laid him up for
tbu time being and Monday he re.
.rut,l the performance aud dropped
% heavy r1 .tInE ON Che other foot. tie
pretty badly crippled but is able
.1 D.. at his desk in th" storcroom.
900, Southern paclnc ls making all
..aUt tu haul President Mckinley and
Ha party through from n, la. Ari
IuH Goo Dos Angeles 40 IN, rate of
|st.Nyp miles au hour ~ River
station engine So 22lN is IN the
UAuU. of exports who are fitting her
with aN tho extra machinery ncurs.
.arl Goo enable her 90 make a record.
breaking run The engineer who is
to have the honor of driving her has
not tDt been named and nearly every
Nell known engineer in the yards rs
suua around with lightning rod out.
hoping the shock win come his way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
tluthN rom

QUur,mu- Uownras muchlrhos
mw uutHIUr -pmhmr s. cocochur los
N.run,.,. Uy t-UuJr
toW,uHuu 90 luN8Iur pu Iu. ranches
ol dit o. U, NaFus ymUwuwu hi,a
90 lru. UD AEu,'u. D,,ruy- .u- trlgan-
dUrr- uUydu huur iuda tuyujn que
Vuyuu 600 los tDrryuu- dp ,trutr. Wrlo-
u,- sandals.
90 rI.H po para It- UuccyhH- -rrt de
-,irmhr. D. ha-u lu- ultima, bia, de-
NuNI,Wnr,.
Los HhudurD- Uuguruu 10 cpuilyus
rndu huW % 1000 peso y pu-ada por OBJ dia,
pUru huuurc- que sou huruu- tutaIa.
uurc- y ludu-lriu-u~ puouuu guur mas
pur medic de- cuutratu.
IaWh.ru quDrumus prr-uuus rc4pun-
9Hhlc- para arogIar campo, de- pU-ada
pur que 'u- wuDhcru. uo ucucu aCumO-
duriuuc- para dar pu,ada uuu. graudo-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
Resolutions Of Rearet.

At regular meeting uf branch 31S.
Catholic knights 81 America the FOL.
lowing resolutions were passed
Whereas II has pleased Almighty
God ia Ills wisdom to take from
branch BIS. Catholic knights OF Amer
lea. the mortal life OF our brother
James T.. OBrlcn. of Bcllcmout Ar.
IONA. hc II
Resolved That in humhly submit
ting 60 the Divine VIII We recognize
the loss from among our ranks OF %
faithful Catholic Knight ~ America
Resolved further. That without Iu
truIiug upon the sacred Tricf Of his
widow branch 1ls. Catholic Knights of
America hogs 90 express Gao her and
children lbs sympathy and 90 Join in
their sorrow ior the irrupurahie loss
they have sustained
Resolved further That THESE rcso
buttons hc spread ON the minutes uf
branch 3tN ar au expression OF sorrow
and that copy Boz furnished the Wild
.ow of our lamoutod brother and one
each 90 our daily papers.
WM UlNNESS
=. J POWERS.
JAMES r GOFF
Committee.
Albuquerque n NJ. April 90 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
HILLseoRo


Prom tho Advocate.
There is faint rumor that $500
1000 mining deal has been made iu this
district
Worh uu thy Prosper has been tenn
puTarlE suspended pending The adjust.
muut oft certain husiupsF matters
900. Porter mill made q run on ore
from che burke. uirsDh a Robins
lease uu lbp Uomnil the early part of
the Wtuk.
Th. .huVur OF orc lu the t25 foot
level off tho Snake BIS exceedingly
good From fuoou Co thirty tons uf
ono IH being hoistod daily from these
workings
Th. storm off this week was FOL.
lowed by q hard freeze ,nD fruit crop
mr This y,lr will be- extremely short
specially IrrIDh,.. Dt which hardly "a
.ta.. viii hD had.
The uu,b Burke a. l,obius lease
ls looking veil and the mill run made
tU. .Wu part of Go. week Was very
satisfactory They have four men
N.tNus 600 hammers.
A ,u.. u. IrD-uI-s Was brought Dec.
IH.. frt., Smith last Monday. Pryor
Auuu $751; o. o. Parks The case was
| fH. Cd sNHs. of Parks sheep on Num- b
ur.. IAU matter was unauy settled
| H. arbitration Goo tho entire ratisfac
ItUu ui 400 parties concerned
Tho $40. end residents were thrown
| Into "a state OF excitement the other
Im..um- Dos th. going ON of the fire
IaHlm. indicating e fire iu progress lI
|thD residence of a. j. llIrsDh on th,
v..t .lH, uf tuo Wu roJ.hn hut boo
.H.ruu revealed the fact that Nr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
OF the Pcralta Gold Mining and Mil.
ma Company


Know Hll men Hy these presents.
That wp tHn uudgrsIg uod. a. least one.
fh.uI of whom are citizens and resi-.
dents uf rH' Territory of New Mexico
have associated ourselves together for
fh. purpose cot forming a corporation,
under tho laws of the Territory Of New
N,NItD.
And Wy hereby certify
First Iult tho name off said cor
uUutuu shall hy THE FERALTA
GOLD MINING AND MILLING COM
pNNh
SECOND That tho purposes FOR
which 10 lH formed are Mining mia.
lug auI strao'ing gold. silver and 9th.
'r minerals. laying pipe lines. con
.iru.tuE tramways. causcways and
uiI convenient roads developing wat
ur buying owning and operating by
water steam electricity. ur other mot.
Ny powers AN kinds of implements
and machiuorS. necessary proper and
convenient Tor sHDh purposes, and as
part ut aud 100 connection with such
purposes buying selling and dealing
,u mines and mining stocks. real aud
personal property goods. chattDls and
merchandise, Within and without said
Territory of New NDNiru. Iu thr United
States OF America
Third That inc p'ar. where tho
principal business 60. said corporation
la tO hr transacted ifut pnrulta Mining
camp BOO Corhu mining district Iu
Brwalillo county territory OF New
IrNiDo. uuru being now mo town or
township Organization whore Haid pr
uIn mining camp Dos situated.
Fourth That ihr term FOR which
t1.d corporation Dos to exist is MY
years from aud after tho date of its
corporation
Filth That the number OF directors
uf said corporation shall ho Ave and
trr names ana residences uf the
directors who shall manage the
concerns uf the company for
tU. Hrt three months and tu serve
mnUI the election and qualification ur
u.u officers. arc as follows. tu.vit.
49, Sunduu whose residence o. at
r.nlta mining camp BoTuali.lo rOuu
g. Sew MoNcn.
ELIAS BoCkm1n whose residence IH
az pnraltn MINING camp BDTDulil.0
county Now Mexico
Harold ~ Giles whose residence b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
Notisc otsuit

% a. Iluth.rr Will take mott that the
tu.t National rank NJ Albuquerque hss
brought suit against him. the said tluih'cr "a
fUt district COuf uf the county ut Bern llll ,
and territory of New MrNiru being cause No.
bRHa on tEr docket uf sHId court thr general
object uf sH.d action being iuf tlr recovery Of
the cum ut NO. with interest ~ ne rate - ] 2
Der Ger Z Irr uurum from The 2ri day uf June,
1900. and Iu Tvt cent additional a. an HtiutH
uaV's Tee rud -,uta of ault
Said Ciuthicf ~ further nDtic tnlthis prop.
rrv. situated boo lirfIHlIIIu county hrirH ct
~ block fl ut iunIng Highland Addition
tn the Guy Uf AlbuQuCiouc a. ne rHUc a..
ears ur tir plst thereof 81 NJ. J MAJ & ,.
aui tiled 'br office a. The lrubatr ClctF an
ct Uliiriu recorder uf sa'd county 10 The uth
day ~ frhuaf,. lsHa has Ueen attached. and
that unless YOU enter your Appearance DOB said
cause uu uf before the sth daN 90 june. 1901,
Judgement 20 uc rendered boo said cause ag Ainst
yug by def uli and haId property sold tu sat
lsiy said claim.
Tie name of p'airir attorney s Aluutn Is.
McMllcui tustuuiDc, Albuquerque. NcW
HAIRY q. OWEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
rERrIFlCATE.
Territory OF New Mexico once VI the
Secretary

Territory of New Mexico once " the
Secretary
T. Geo II Wallace. secretary " the
territory of New Mexico. do hereby
certify there was filed Tor record
In this ofncy. az o'clock a. M. ON the
twenty ninth day OF Ma b. g. ID. 1901.
articles of Incorporation of tho Man
zaua Gold and copper company $50
21l5l
Wherefore Tho corporators named
in the said articles and who have
signed the same. and their successors
and assigns are hereby declared Co
he from this cate until On, 10Th day ut
March Nineteen hundred ana Tween
.ty.siN. a corporation hy the name and
Tor the purpose set forth boo the said
ARTICLES
Given under ms hand and the
rrrat seal Of the territory of
Ncw Mexico. Ht She cts of
santa Fr tho capital this
tSoaN the twenty ninth day OF
March A. d. 1901
GEO "A WALLACE.
Secretary %, New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
BOGUS RETRIEVE,
Desperate Efforts to Save Black
Jack" From Hanging
A roOlHARDY A1ttMPL

CLAYTON. 81 w.. April 20 Especial TO
Denver Republican, what was appn
r,utE Uu attempt t1 stay the hanging
of .UuUN IaDk kotChum the notori
ous fuu rUubrr whose execution o.
fpt Cor Friday. was discovered to-day
WHOM Governor Otyro wired from East
Iaa Vegas that hc had sent no ro.
priryu from Santa fc.
Hup. fur che prisoner appeared on
tho horizon Uut q few hours before,
whom message signru 'Otcro' had
boon received by che shorin announc
uu fuurIUNr uf one month hy order
of President Mckinley.
uypIi. tho denial Of the governor
Oh. town Ia restless with uncertainty.
and iH. mln most Interested. Black
Ju.. himself ls the most composed
of uH ukup th. downfall OF his TEN.
pururt hop. with the same nonchal
nuro tb8i boz 900 the announcement Of
the receipt of the r"priovc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27


Do Nr n.aU.f Count County ui brfntIilu
Territory ui NrW Mrtigu.
Ida l.. I'.wrI
Plaintiff
NO. lNlH.
Thomas 49, rIuwyf
Defendant
The said defendant Ia hereby notified tllt e
complaint bH4 been uird again hIW Iu thr
district UUuu of fly county eft hrruAllln New
Nt1rn. NN said pl1.utN. lla 4. flummcr
Plaintiff rays tlt slr may Bee divorced from
t.r Duuls Uf raiuwDuN uuN existing between
l'tut.N and defendant con- uv grounds ui
au nlurwrui and failure Go support. aud also
that alr Ir awarded tlc custody ui their ini ut
child Warren PIumwer. AVID uu. the said De
PENDANT. Hty fHuhtr notified that unless you
enter your appearance boo said rl USE uu uf Re.
fore saturday. May 900, lHul Judgment wili
br entered against you Boz card cause by ie
fault.
HARRY T. OWEN,
t.rfk.
JNvEu, HyHkUNHT
Albuquerque. Sew Mexico.
Attorney IOf plAIruu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27

T. IS Suldtr. secretary Go tho Huu.
crnl passenger agent of the Santa be.
came iu from Topeka uat night
A part of one hundred dump cars
tor the Rock Island grade were load
od at Los Vegas and started fur thu
new line
Roy Chase. the locomotive fireman
injured au eye boo some way while
hoaylnE coal ON tho road and was
compelled to lay over in this city
Car No 34e has been put in service
regularly and Conductor B,rho and
crew assigned H. same Tho uu VIII
bee between Las Vegas and AlHIgu"r
que
g. ". Curtiss. yardmaFtDr az cha.
nut Kansas. and j j Hyrur uf Che
same place are at the Santa fD hos
p.tal Las Vegas. afflicted With rN"l.
WatlsW.
Boiler Washer Garnet Hurko bias
taken "a forty days leave of absence
and will leave las Vegas soon tur
Kentucky to visit hls OLD home and
boyhood friends
Thos ShImctt is carrying ha right
hand lu q sling The other day u
piece of iron was dropped upon o.
and in consequence The thumb was
horribly mashed.
The Ciulpu railroad fDm about a
number nf Topeka aud Chicago rail-.
road officials arc interested Boo naming
boa NrW Mexico published "a few days
ago. has rcuppcarDd Boo Albuquerque"
credited to The Topeka Juurnal
Word reached this city yesterday
that thg odd foreman of the Topeka
shops vino was recently removed un
orders from Vice President harr has
been rcinstatod. and In consequence
there is mo- further talk ut trouble
among tho workmon of the Topeka
shops
There a 70 uw0r a0uHt that A.
p0rnu formerly foreman oI the local
hnilCrmaEerH hon" NOW holding a
similar porltion az Topeka viii be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
OFFICIAL NOTES.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The River Towusitp company filed
Incorporation papers az the office OF th"
territorial secretary The incuTpurn.
tors are e. s. Harlstrin. j h. CurrDu
and lee Weller Tho company Will
deal boz real estate in Union san Nj
EJyI and Guadalupe counties. Capital
10000 headquarters. Liberty Quad
1lupe county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
INorIRY AFrER nnNns-

Territorial ,,usuror ! a. Vaughn
has received Inquiries from six differ
pnt financial concerns thus far Tor the
rurios of bonds uf $4,000 each to be
issued for thp New Mexico military
m.Utut, 90 Roswell che insane asy-
Dunn GO I1H ,cgas. and tho college u
agriculture and mechanic arts nt Me
sIlla purN OWNS t1 the necessity Of
a d.Grt. legal interpretation of sew
crul points boo tho sets authorizing
those lnnI issues nO dpnuit" stops
hay. E.i been taken f1r the issuing
and .s'. .l the bond BOO question
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-27
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Bond Buying Concerns Making In
quiy--TerritoriaI Funds.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.

BOND As SCHOOL TREASURER.
Hon D. Francisco Chavos. supcrln.
toudont Of public instruction, has Fixed
the bond of On" collector and trcasur-
or of Luna county as treasurer Of the
school moneys at the county at 81.
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