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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
MuertO pOr un Loco.

Comunicau de Hillsboro, Con.
dado de Sierra, N. NJ. que el dia
l5 del que rige jose Molina, de
Los OJos de Las Palomas, repen
tinamente Sc volvio loco y hallan-
dose Ell esa condicion oogio un
fusil do legrimilla y yendo a DON
do estaba Jose Trujillo, do buenas
q primeras le dispar6 un tiro que
10 dej6 sin vida en- el acto. Moli-
ma fue arrestado y enoerrado en- la
carcel do Hilsboro. Su locura ~
muy prenunciada y hay que tener.
10 amarrado para que no 80 lasti.
me o haga algun dano a los que
10 custodian. En- sus disvarios di.
90 constantemente que va A matar
q todos los pobres del Condado de
Sierra para que no sufran mas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
Nueya CeryeCefia.

Desde a principles do la semana
esta vendiendo oerveza en- botellas
y en- barriles, la cervecerfa "Mon-
tezuma" situada a un lado del rio
en- la plaza vieja. Eu la manufao.
tura de cervezq usa la mejor clase
de cebada y ldpulo y no teniende
ninguna mezcla dafiina tiene un
gusto muy agradable al paIadar y
el que la beba puede estar SECURE
do no enfermarse como suocde q
los que toman cervtza hdulterada,
Ademas de este los precios do esta
cerveza son mas c6modos que los
dc la cerveza traida dc otros luga
res.
Siendo esta ceryecerfa una ins.
titucion local que emplea do dicz
q docs hombres diarameuts y cuyo
dinero que reciben Oh por ellos
destrIbuido entire los demas nego-
ciantes dc la plaza, encarecidamen.
to la recomendamoa al patr ocinio
de los duefios de oantinas on Las
Vegas y lugares circunveoinos.
Si quieren que horezoan las in
dustrias establecidas en- nuestro
medic las cuales dan colocaoion q
vecinos de la poblacion, SO hace
neoesario que los patrooinemos
con toda la liberalidad possible.
El dinero msndado iuera do Ia
plaza por cervfze que puede ser
comprada aquf, os on perjuicio de
sus habitsntes porque no SO 10
vueIve a ver jamas.
Suplicamos a los que patrociuan
las cantlnas pidan cerveza dc Las
Vegas y que no acepten ninguna
otra olase.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
A los que Quieran Trabalar.

Lamar, Colo, Mayo 81, 1901
Sr. Editor dc LA Voz:
Me hara el favor de concederme
un pequefo espacio en- las colum-
mas dc su semanario para anunciar
a la gente que desee trabajar, que
LA Beet Sugar CO.. es Ia que
ofreoe mejores proporciones. To-
dos los de Las Vegas que estamos
trabajando en- este lugar, nos SEN
timos muy satisfechos y agredeci.
dos del buen tratamiento de parte
do los dueiios y manejsdores del
trabajo, asi es que los que deseen
venir d trabajar pueden haoerlo con
la confianza dc que no les pesara,
ri sueldo es de 81 90 y la comida al
dia q $3.50 teniendo uno que pagar
por su asistencia. Por mejor infor-
maoion dirtjanse q DON Felipe Bas
ca y Garcia que.a la saxon SO en-
cuentra en- Las Vegas.
Sin mas, su servidor,
ENRIQUE MARES.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
Notice of Publication.
In the District Court, County Of San
Miguel.

In the District Court, County Of San
Miguel.
May Term, A. d. .90l.
Emanuel Rosenwald and
Elise Rosenwald
No 6405 vs..
The Unknown Heirs Of Jose Duran
and Reyes Gonzales, deceased. And
all unknown persons who may claim
any interest or title adverse to the
plaintiff in or to the hereinafter des
cribed real estate and premises.
The said defendants, the unknown
heirs OF Jose Duran ct al. are hereby
notified that a auit TO quiet title has
been commenced against them In the
District Court for the County OF San
Miguel, Territory of New Mexico, By
said Emanuel Rosenwald and Elise Ros-
enwald, to the following described tracts
and parcels OF real estate and premises
situate lying and being In the County
Of San Miguel, Territory Of New Mexico,
described and fully set out In the bill
OF Complaint, as follows, to wit:
All that certain piece Of land lying on
the west side OF the Gallnas River, in
the Old Town Of Las Vegas and im-
mediately north OF the street and road
way known as Independence Avenue,
bounded on the westerly side by the
lands OF Louis Ecltel and the land for
merly belonging. to Thomas Coin now
belonging TO William w Rawlins; on
the southerly side by the lands formerly
belonging TO Thomas Coin. now belong
ing to William w. Rawlins, and Inde-
pendence Avenue: on the easterly side
by the land formerly belonging to Thom-
AZ Coin, now belonging to William W
Rawlins, and che 0allnas River and
moro particularly described a. follows
Beginning a. point at the North cas-
corner OF land OF said Louis Eckel, run
ming thence 10 feet N. e.; thence 3. 70
along the bed Of the river 224 feet;
thence s w. $50 feet; thence 10 west
ly direction 81 feet TO the line Of Inde
pendence Avenue 45 feet; thence North
OF West ~ feeti thence Northwesterly
81 feet and thence Northwesterly 27
feet; thence sllghtlYto to the west OF North
1913 feet thence North East 10 tho point
OF beginning; that unless you cnter or
cause to be entered your appearance In
said suit within thirty days from the
date hereof, May 9th, 1901, decree PRO
CONFESSO therein viii DO rendered
against you.
SEcuEDINo RoMERo,
L. c. FoRT, Esq. Clerk.
East Las Vegas, N. M.
Attorney for plaintiff.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
ExtrayladOS.

De Et Llano 4 los Oios Calien-
tes Sc me extraviaron los siguien-
tes animales' Una mulaIprieta,
I4h manos de alto; un macho
azul canoso de Isl manos de alto,
los dos sin fierro; I'M caballo prize
to, cola canosa, dc 4 afios de edad
y un caballo colorado. FL pri-
nero tiene este fierro: Una A con
una 5 atravesada arriba; el otro
una | con una S atravesada arriba
y una media luna - abajo. Sc me
extraviaron ell dia IL. Dare una
recompensa de $40 4 la persona
que de razon cierta de ellos y SIS
4 la que me los traiga.
Francisco PADILLA,
Hot Springs, N M
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
0trO AseslnatO en- Ell COndadO de
Grant.

Dicen los peri6dicos del sur que
William Parker fue muerto a bala.
zos en- la ofioina dol Juez de Paz
Joseph Crowley, en- Central, Con-
dado de Grant, ell Lunes por la
tarie. La rina fue principiada
por Parker que so dio por ofendi-
do por el testimonio que daba ia.
mes A. Wiley en- contra de una
muier llamads May Esmond on el
cua fue mencionado su nombre.
LA muler estaba acusada dc un cri.
men bastsnte serio. En- la pelea
que sigi6. EN- Ia cual participaron
varios y go oambiaron muchos ii.
ros, fue muert6 Parker.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
AylsO

Que esta en- mi poder un caba.
lilo colorado iovero, tres pies blan-
COS, con la marca < en- la espaldi.
dilla izquierda, el que me fue re-
portado como dafoso. Su duefio
puede reco5rarlo pagando perjui-
clos, costos y anuncio.
JOSE A. BENAvrDEz,
Juez de Paz.
st. Fulton, N. Ne
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
LIBERIA ESPANOLA.

Un complete surtido do obras
do recreo y de educaciop, que So
hallaran constantements en- mano
en- oil departamento de libreria en-
la tienda do IL. D. Romero. Lis
Ia y preoios seran remitidos fibre
dc costo. Ordenes por correo re-
oibiran pronta atencion.
Local on la Estafeta,
Las Vegas, N. M, Plaza Vieja.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
Oyelas fytrdvladas.

Cosa del dia 2S del p. p. Sc nos
extraviaron de i1uestro rancho en-
La Punta dc Aqua, cerca de SAM
ia Rosa, 400 ovejas y carneros
primales. Las borregas tienen
orqueta en- la oreja derecha y
mosca por delante Ell las dos, y
los carneritos, orqueta ell la ore
ia izquierda y mosca por delante
en- las dos. Daremos recompensa
liberal por su retorno 8 informa-
cion cierta dc su paradero.
BAcA & MANzANAREs.
Las Vegas, N. M.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25

tren do pasaieros en- Cerrillos el
Domingo por la tarde. FL trsn
estaba en- movimiento y Rowland
resvalo y cay6 debsjo de las rue.
das y la pierna izquierda le fue
aplastada de una mauera horrible.
En- seguida fue llevado al hospital
de San Vicente en- Santa Fe pero
murio q los pooos momentos de ha.
Der llegado.
Rowland nacio en- Santa Fe
donde reside por muchos amos
trabajando en- su ofcio de impre-
sor. En- estos dltimos amos habia
estado residiendo en- Galisteo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
SentenCladOS a Ia fiOrCa.

Jose Maria Ribera, convicto del
asesinato de Jose Leal, ha sido
sentenciado a la horcs por el Juez
Mcmillan en- la plaza de Lincoln.
LA sentencia serA ejucutada en- la
plaza dc Lincoln, el dia IL de Ju-
MO, 1901.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25

Tenemos en- mano un grande y her
moso surtido de camisas para hombres
i6venes el cual venderemos d precios
baratislmos.
Camisas buenas para hombres valen
en- otros comercios 75cts, nosotros las
venderemos por solamente 35c; y, otras
que valen 81 ahora las venderemos por
500: camisas con ell frente de seda valen
Sl.25 aqui las pueden comprar por sola-
mente 65c; camisas blancas, planchadas,
de buen iiuo, valen de 81 hasta Sl5o, en-
este barato comercio las pueden com
prar por soc; cemisas con cuello puilos
que valen en- otros comercios 81 noso-
tros las venderemos por 50ci de meior
calidad valen Sl.50, en- este comercio ba-
ratio nomas 76c.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
En- Ia 0ilCina de TerrenOS.

Negocios transados eli la ofcina
de terrenos de Santa Fe hasta el
% de Mayo.
Entradss de Domicilio. Mayo
10, Luciano Ssrrano, Santa ROSA,
100 acres, condado do Guadalupe;
William e, Eaton, 1851 acres,
condado de CoIfax; Mayo II, Joe
l.. Klein, Jr., Datil, 160 acres,
condsdo dc Socorro; Mayo Is, Ro-
bert Collins, Pennington, l60
acres, condado de San Juan; Rufus
Grecp, Ration, l60 acres, condsdo
de Colfsx; Mayo %, Teoilo San.
chez, Cienega, 100 condado dc So.
zorro; Charles e. Elliot, Ration,
l60 acres. condado do Colfax; En-
geuio Martinez, Springer, 1918
.aoree, condado do Colfsx; Pelagio
iSnaya, Santa Rosa, 100 acres.
agado de Guadalupe; Estolano
~ ~ Puerto do Luna, l6C
~ Mdado de Guadalupe.
las Tilsles. Mayo lG ? .
pro, pintadn. 153, ,l8 acrss
4 ,de Guadalupe.
---das de terreno do desiertc
NJ. Archulets, Lum berton
ssrs-,y=rys condado do Rio Arriba
az Y. Gomez, 800 acres, con
- Rio Arriba.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
|, Academic Fatal.

ge Rowland, de Galisteo.
IN el Hospital de San vi.
IN Santa Fe, el Domingo on
10 q resultas de lastimadas
,ibio etentando abordar un
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
EsCribe de flllplnas.

Don Felipe DeIgado y Lucero
de esta ciudad, ha recibido una
carta dc su hijo Francisco. de ID
ciudad do Manila.
Ell i6ven pstriota escribe q 81
padre que estuvo muy enfermo pc
70 que va estaba sufciente descan
sado para poder trabajar.
Durante gu enfermedad su of
clio dc interprete fu6 dado 4 otrC
Y ahora trsbaja en- una especieria
De Adolfo Jaramillo, el' otro is
ven vegucnse que so qued6 en- I'll
lipinas, dice que tiens upa buena
colocaciou en- la fRaUda naIicia
De Ia guerFsAsan; perd
dan i"J much, TU,D ct, Mason
cuepr'p f,sional de v
uo9is ca-ado ys con Il
p, do aqui ss yali6 t
;. 4: ',s:.': e; ST: :;.: : ,..is q 3.
sen - quo los cinco ma vSrySss.
delsssn de buena saIudSAS ASszsS!
S:.; 3 q. \; ,lti:':;. I: 6: q q. :: 81
a,i@ia HechizIa Avel
al Hprau an Ia' Ia de- ,"L,s'NlnA De- Wiz a, Pro
est, N pronts roDt,',upS. ' pnSo.sitjJ Jvende n
4Tranas. Do ventdeoe an lo
10 Don David, (W " en 10
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25
VENTA ESPECIAL DE- CANISAS PARA HOMMBRE

Camisas para muchacho con el frente
de seda, hermosas valen 81, nosotros las
venderemos por so: camisas haratisimas
para mnchacho, buen limo, vslen 81, en-
nuestro comercio las pueden comprar
por 45c.
Vengan yer nuestro surtido de ca
misas para hombfe y muchacho y verdn
que compran ron un 81 ell valor de S2
Tenemos arriba de 1000 camisas lag cua-
les venderemos por medic precio.
Vestidos de abaio, como son camisetas
v calzoncillos, quo valen 81 80, aqui pue-
den comprar el vestido por 75c; yestidos
que valen en- otros comercios 81, aqui los
pueden comprar por 81.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-05-25

Vengan examinar nuestro surtdo de efectos de
verano veran que es el comerco mas barato de Las
Vegas-Listos competir con cuaquier otro comercio
en- la plaza.
appel BROS, CaIIe del Puente.
ConocidoS como los Mazanos
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
Stricken With Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett, of this place,
was stricken with p rtial paralysis
and completely lost the use Of one
arm and side. After being treated
by an eminent physician for quite a
while without relief, my wife recon-
mended ,Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
and after using two bottles Of it be is
almost entirely cured Geo. r. Nc
Donald, Man Logan county, w. Va.
Several other very remarkable cures
of partial paralysis have been effected
by the use Of this liniment It's
most widely known, however, as a
cure for rheumatism, sprains and
bruises. For sale by j. r. Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19

face, compelling a greater expansion
Of the chest, opening up a larger
surface for the Interchange of gases
and consequently greater oxygen
alton of the blood. 1t is self evi-
dent, then, that the forced disten-
ton of the lungs and bronchi in
those who live in high attitudes
alone confers immunity against the
disease.
The exercises available to produce
better respiration are very numer-
Gus and varied, but the underlying
principle is simply to bring into
more vigorous play the muscles
which expand the thorax and at the
same time excite deep, full and free
breathing to bring the vital force
of the lung to its maximum.
Parker Murphy in Albany Medical
Annals.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
DANGEROUS NEW DISEASE.
Appears Among the Cattle on Ed
Casey's Farm.

Appears Among the Cattle on Ed
Casey's Farm.
DR.. III. A. Hela was called out to
Ar. Ed Caseys' place yesterday to
see some sick cattle. Two calves
we're dead, one was sick.
On post-mortem examination it was
found to be "Septicaemla Hemorrha-
gica." This is new disease and has
been recognized lately in this state.
1t probably has been existing before
but was mistaken for blackleg. It
undoubtedly is caused by micro
organisms but its specific virus has
not been isolated yet, altho the State
Board of Health has been expert
menting With it. 1tis supposed that
the germ lives in the soil and in GER
tain seasons becomes virulent. 1t is
always fatal and is catching in the
same herd, but does not spread to
neighboring farms.
Symptoms are not very we'll marked.
The sick animal stands quiet with its
back arched and all four legs punched
under the belly. Appetite is lost and
rumination ceases. 1t may lay down
occasionally and sleep with It's head
turned to one side. There is high
fever and rapid pulse and increased
respiration. The animal dies in IL
hours or may live 8 or 4 days.
Treatment. There is no known
curative treatment, and all that can
be done is to prevent it. This is done
by taking all healthy animals away
from the place sick ones are. If
some animals die out on a pasture, all
apparently healthy ones should be
removed from that pasture and the
sick ones left there. The healthy
ones should be guarded and not al
lowed to come in contact with the
sick ones.
There are a few cases on record
where people have contracted this
disease by handling dead animals.
The carcass should be burned or
buried deep with lime.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
TOKYO A CITY or PLEASURE.
In Some Ways Japan's Capital Is
More Fascinating Than Paris.


Of all the lands in the world none
exerts the peculiar fascination Of
Japan. Others have equal beauty
of scenery, greater grandeur, more
noble works Of art, more interesting
problems of society, writes David
Starr Jordan in The Humanitarian.
But none possesses an equal fascina-
tion. No one who has been in the
real Japan which lies outside the
treaty ports and the foreign hotels
and railways ever could or ever
would forget his experience. No
one, if he could, would ever fail to
return.
The great secret Of this charm
lies with the people themselves.
They have made fine art Of per-
sonal relations. Their acts are
those Of good taste and good humor.
Two cities of about the same size
and relative Importance are Paris
and Tokyo No two could show a
greater contrast in spirit. Both are
in a sense cities Of pleasure. Tokyo
is a city Of continual joyousness, lit
Tie pleasures drawn from simple
things, which leave no sting and
draw nothing from future happi-
ness. Paris is feyerish and feels
the difference in the morning" and
the "hard, fierce lust and cruel
deed which go with the search for
pleasure that draws on the future
for the Joys of the present.
No one who catches the spirit Of
Paris can fail to miss the underlying
sadness, the pity Of it all. The
spirit of Tokyo not Of all Tokyo,
but Of its Life as a whole is as
fresh as the song Of birds, as sweet
as children's prattle is and it is
good to be under its spell.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
YilIaeg Atforney Disn1issal. !.

Monday afternoon. council meet
ing was to have been held at which
r. A. Stone was to appear to show
cause why he should not be dismissed
from the service of the village, but as
there was not quorum of the coun-
Gil present, no meeting was held.
The phlegm of the Sun was stirred
up by the resolution, and accordingly
in this weeks issue the councils ac-
ton is denominated "hastY and ill
advised" and spoken of as coercive
measure.
The position of the Sun illustrates
how utterly impossible it is for the
editor Of that paper to view any mat
ter except in the light of prejudice.
Here is the common sense view of the
whole matter. By bringing suit
against Mr. Burpee as village record
er, Mr.. Stone placed himself in such
position that he could not act for
the village official who was sued.
Mr., Stone could not both prosecute
and defend suit at the same time.
But Mr.. Stone elected to prosecute a
suit against the village, therefore
what less could be done than to ask
him to show cause why he should
not be dismissed.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
The Lecture Dates.

Those having the Epworth League
lecture course in charge announce
the dates four of the entertainments
as follows:-
Nov. 13, Father Cleary en- "Ameri-
can Citizenship"
Dec. 12, Ida Benfy, the monologist.
Feb. 13, Mozart Symphony Club Of
New York.
Feo. 28, DR.. Frank Bristol on
"Brains."
The date for DR.. Moore's lecture
has not yet been ascertained.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
TWO QUEER LAKES.
The goden Sea In Switzerland and
Lake Wetter In Sweden.

Lake Wetter In Sweden.
| Lake Wetter, one Of the links In
the waterway between Stockholm
and Gothenburg, is a beautiful
sheet of water lying in the center
Of a group Of lofty hills and is noted
for several remarkable peculiarities.
There is no bottom at one place
at least, none has ever been found
and belief widely prevails that it
is connected by an underground
passage with the Boden sea in
! Switzerland
+ 1t is asserted that when there is
a storm on one of these lakes the
other is agitated, and that when the
water in one is low the same con-
ditions exist in the other. There
is also a story that corpses in Swiss
costume have come to the surface
on Lake Wetter, and that bodies of
men who have been drowned in
Wetter have been recovered in the
Boden sea. Other evidences are
found in the occasional appearance
of timber and vegetation that do
not grow in this locality, but are
common in, Switzerland.
Scientific men, however, dispute
the theory and ridicule the stories
that are told by the peasants. It is
admitted, however, by every one
that the extraordinary phenomena
of mirage have frequently been OBJ
served upon Lake Wetter, so much
so as to attract the observations of
the entire population for miles
around, creating CONSERVATION
among the ignorant peasants and
awe and wonder among all thought
ful people. Marching armies of
cavalry, infantry and artillery, with
banners and glittering weapons,
have appeared upon the surface Of
the lake; churches, palaces, castles
and ships have been seen to rise
from the water and remain III view
for hours caravans Of camels have
crossed from shore to shore within
full view of niultitRdes of people in 1
their right minds and without ortti-
nary superstitsolls. Chicago lief-
aid.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-19
DISTRICT COURT.
A Complete Calendar for the October
Term,

| 81 .
| The district court will begin next
Monday, and on Tuesday the jury
cases will be called. There are 81
civil cases on the calendar, but no
criminal cases which will be tried
Judge Powers will again be here to
preside over such cases as Judge
Fiaherty was at one time interested
! in.
Following is the complete civil
calendar.
William L. Slade vs. Ole Sanaker.
ct al.
j. Erickson VS. Frank McDonough
ct al
Elbert A. Young. as Assignee vs. S.
J Stewart.
Geo. Kellogg vs. S. Ludeuia
William IL. Kelley Us Herbert j.
Northcott
Christ Mesenbrink vs. August Baum
gartuer
Rohal Boushahla VS. Dawood Hade
Lewis @. Spooner, ct al VS. Albertina
Reko.
S. Stewart VS. Mary A. Calvin and
M. Calvin
Joseph o. Sylvester VS. Alma S.
Bjorlin
John E. spooner VS. The Travellers
Insurance Company of Hartford
Conn.
Olsen, Gutter, Realy Company In
corporated vs. The Travellers Insur-
ance Company of Hartford, Conn.
G. J.>Sather VS. Carl G.. e. Peterson
Ole Gulhrandson VS. Christian O..
Gaarder
Henry Hoist VS. Patrick Cannon
Olsen, Gutter HeaIy Company, In
corporated VS. James FL. McRoberts
Edward McRoberts, Ida McRoberts
and Ann McRoberts, Defendants
and Lewis G. Spooner Intervenor.
George Koehler and Ferdinand
Hinrichs, Co-partners vs. Patrick
Cannon.
Henry Hoist VS. Patrick Cannon
Joseph Garrow VS. II. W. Stone Sr.
Russell Sage as assignee in Trust
of the Hasting & Dakota Ry Co. vs.
Dave Crowley
Russell Sage, as assignee in trust
of the Hastings &Dakota Ry Go. VS.
David Crowley, Sr.
Russell Sage as assignee in trust
of the Hastings & Dakota Ry Co. VS.
Ole Lofthus ct al
Russell Sage, as assignee in trust
of the Hastings & Dakota Ry Co VS.
Louis M. E. Bumstead
Annie Leaser vs. Fred Holtz
Annie Leaser VS. Charles Hodtrath
Annie Leaser VS. Thomas Warner
III. Ell. Wells VS. Jacob Heiman
| T. e. Erler VS. j. r. Holton
Marshall Stephens VS. Vim. Grass
man, ct al
Charles W. Hanshaw VS. George G.
Mcintyre
A. G. Earsley vs.
James FL. McRoberts, Edward
McRoberts Ida McRoberts and Ann
McRoberts, defendants, and Olsen,
Gutter, Healy Company, Incorporated
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