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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-15
THE SCRANTON TR1BUNE-FRIDAY, MARCH 15 1901

dividua. nor the stockholders oi this corporation
as a partnership could commit tho act of bank
uptcy complained Of, without subiccting them.
selves to the requirements Of the law. yet the
same people. carrying the same business in.
der a charter ssued by the state, can purchase
~O,OOo worth Of machinery and turn IL over
to some powder company. 10 pay debt for
powder which had been sold to its employees, in
other words. rob Peter TO pay Paul" aud such
a transaction would not make It amcnablc TO the
bankrupt law. Congress never intended this law
to work such rank injustice.
Several eases decided since the passage Of the
act Of lsos. had been cited aS sustaining the
contention Of the respondent. hut in none OF
them has the question here presented hccu de-
tcrmined. Tho ruling in Elk Parl; Mining com.
pary Am. n. a. l3l is in no way applicable
10 the case before us Tho facts concerning the
business conducted are not given. Judge llallctt
says; "a mining company which is organized
Tor operating a mine and getting precious metals
from it, cannot bc said 10 bc engaged in any
species of trading"
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Hinder this heading short letters oi interest
vii be published when accompanied, for publica
ton, by the writer. name. Tie Tribune does not
sssufne responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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FRIDAY. MARCH IL.


Wild Cats, ll3D m,- r Van Womcr: .
a. M, H. j, murray with G.. Bartholomew.
m"n; > a, m, \, 7, Mullm; a. M, A. !. VI,
nonncll; $50 H. M, i. n. Masters; 10 a, lp.
!. J. Costello II a m., Frank Wall; y. m
!. !, Stevens 80 =. hn, +, lIlIlct; p. m..
NJ, Loughney.
SUBMITS Etc.--G =. M, east. james Cu,ipr.
a. M, west, q. flounfelEu, n. NJ. cast 4
llennigan; a. M, cast, ". II. Nichols; : d. Iu
east from Nay Aug, Edward NcAlister; p. m.
east from Nay Aug, Edward Mc.llistcr: a. No..
wtst IRON Nayusa, McLanc; f. uL, west horl
i0Nued, Ginlcy.
Puler-l0 a, m, /. l.. SCuur
rushcrs-s a, m, IIouser; 10 a. m. - I'm.
nerty ll.SO a. m, Moran; p, m. Murphy; 0
T., M, lamplng; 10 p. mL. q. Thomas,
Passenger Lngmes--' a. M, Ganney: p. ~ ,
Singer; $50 2. M, Stanton; p. M, McGoycrn'
Wild Cats Nest--i a. m, Kingsley; 9 a. NJ.
T. Fitzpatrick, : a. m, u, IIlggerty; . a, m.'
j.. ", Met ann u p. M, T. /. Rogers; p. M,
". A. bartholomew; 3 p. M. VI. Carnotlv;
y, M, j, T. Masters; = m, -, ". Fitzgerald.
p m, Kirby, with H. Doherty's men,
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NOTICE.

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March A.
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Today's D., L. q w. Board

D1I TTI
W. board is as follows:
THURSDAY. MARCH H.
Wild Cats, Fast p m.. j. w. Ds,mc. II p.
m, r. McCathv T.
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80 pairs Ladies' Wei Kid Button and Lace
Flexible Sole, Thomas Plant make, worth 81 pain,
al sl,A9 All sizes, width, H. c. ID and 4,
40 pains Ladi,s' nougola Button ana Lace
Goodyear welt So Shoes at Slio.
li0 pairs Ladies' Doueola Button and Lace SI,5l
shoes At SO,
\ few pairs Ladies, $50 spring Shoe, at 5Oc.
500 pains Ladies' Si,jO Russct shoes at ooc, All
-izes.
Ladies' - slippers at iOc and 1ic.
Ladies Blue Satin - slipper al jUc,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

prshhhly have bneH BEST II tems PFae
iiuai educator hNa beeh nppglntsd NJ
practice such ~ appointment would
have been ihmcntabie and iFnominl
uue failure The mrn who nssall the
appointment are not the true friends
~ the school system uf New Mexico
They dn not wish 60 pay taxes Co sup
port 10 Most Of them pay no taxes
They are making a great howl because
tho recent legislative assembly passed
increased tax leyicF Tor public schools
AMI the higher educational inHtltu
lions They are onpmioa of tho ma
tive people aud wish 90 kcop them
iu ignorance and without lho pale OF
good common schools They make
mo- specific charges against the col
onol: tLcy cannot do so and Eubstan
tiutD them
Their" Be- bat one thing more 90 bp
added. Colonel ChaVpa has been
strong true and courageous friend NJ
the common school system he New
Mexico and Zoo hls capacity as a mem.
lDg uf tho lcEislntur, has worked.
fought and voted Tor every measure
for The benefit of the schools that came
before that body llis record shows
that from th, establishment at the
public schools in the territory in 1884.
hc. has been o. stauuDn friend and sup
porter uf the same io is liberal and
progressive. and ls great admiror
Of the public school system uf the
country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

Jayssi " tks vtg ~ ne tsWti " ihs ssa ~
ne ianht ~ naadpars lqilglel
a. es'Gsi ei ,, aaq 10 .at' l.'a' H"Asaea es
the uuth Us ttr lands oi Wells aandhyal on
the west by thr RIO ruefuu anh un thu caat
with the BLACK iiilisi tpInu thU same land co a.
vryed tn the said spitf lifus hy lose iacnho
Lopez 90 uk lY deed VI, ufurd in book ~,
pase 100, " TIE records of The said iietnalillo
Anundlyidcd lbte.clf htbs utetgs, In lpd 70
10, e. go lot hq l,wc, Notf Up % M
y .k.bE 4 NJ. principal mcndIan, being
uir same land conveyed Ca ~ .1id hdWmd
spiit aud nerthold spti hy. deed tom Man.
ihc Wcuida Ut The county Of bcfnalillo aiore.
on ,6e nor6 6y The isadi ~ iasn Psdio GA
the south hy the lands Of hrnsUalau Chavefg
on thr cas-, by thr lands ui Mariana iigucfu,
ON the west by The aceqlla madfc Del Afcnsl,
being 1876 yards tom east ~ WcHi aud w yards
from mouth tn uih. said lands having been
acquired from Martin 64ttia
an undivided one half lial interest in aud TO
picre of land aituatgd in Arilcu precinct ~.
Hrfualillu county, New MrHiCuj bounded a.
i1lluws ON The north by ihc lands II jose
Garcia and Manuel AutuuiO jaumillo, ON the
east by the Ateutl pcdfefus Onihe south by
tht lands If Manuel NICa and uu the west hy
ne ,apd hi..s iac Xxx Pons.y being lhe
ffum John a. tiiil 10y deed dated August o,
iHuu, and recorded BOZ look no. pace Nia 81
tue friUIlH ~ NrlunllIlu county NNN mNhltut
A piece of land within toe lalria Pueblo w.
dian grant, siiuatCd un toe west ui the Ni1
trandc liver I'd. mile, more uf Tess south ~
The north line NJ taid guHt eighty 800 yafas,
more az less go width from north tu south aud
two hundred and hitY l2hui warns, nl rc uf less,
in length T. Im cost go west bounded ON The
ufrti hv the lands ut Vicente AhuYta, Hu H..
let's lndiant con- the south hy The lands of inan
Chavez. H MeHira. on thC east hy the lHuus
formerly belonging tu Jose AhcYta. au lalcia
Indian, nov dcCcuaedi aud ON the WcHi by The
Gamma real. said land having been conveyed
tu olorip Apudara by Bidrl thavcHi ;ae
deed. conveying TIE shove urupCriy tom
DluHio Apodara to NJ W fl0rfnuy, as.
siUnee, being recorded in book ~. page as2,
" Tie records of hcrnaillo county. New MrA
iCu.
ON the date of the said sale the purchasers
Will br required Co deposit ten per cent uf the
amount at their uida and tbc balance ui the
purchase price must De- paid after the said sale
ut sales are approved by the CuuU and upon
the delivery tu them VI "a good aud sufficient
deed tu we property au purchased which deed
viii convey ail the title aud interest ui The said
assignee, acquitted by the dcct Uf assignment
in Hald cause.
MN. fLOURNOY
Assignee.
4 ~. u, BRYAN,
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
Attorney fui Assignee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
Rouo+ Rloees' enoAMpmerr
Arizona Warriors Of San Juan rIl
Summoned 20 Attend.


The formal call Tor the next .l.
campmout uf The Roosevelt ROufh
Riders was lasuod at Phoenix lt reads
az follows
Pursuant to the provisions ut tho
constitution Of the Association OF
Roosevelt Rough Riders. the annual
reunion of the regiment is hereby
called for the 2ith and 25th days of
June, 1901 40 Colorado springs. Colo.
The Representatives Of the association
have been assured boy the representa-.
tivcs of the city that all preparations
possible will be- made for the comfort
OF the attending members OF tho rrgi.
mont, aud the hope has been OK.
pressed that every officer aud trooper
attend and experience the ciiyH hos
pitality.
As general committee on ar.
raurHmcntg on behalf OF the regiment
are appointed, Capt Frederick Muller.
uf Santa Pc. n. NJ; Capt J l.. D..
Alexander. Of Phoenix. Arizona. Lieut.
". X pcycrcauX. of Colorado Springs.
First Sergt q. q Palmer of AlNa.
Okla. ami SUrgt sherman Bell Of
Cripple Greek Colo. They will CORES.
pond with the citizens committee OF
Colorado Springs and will make an
necessary arrangements on behalf of
the regiment. James H McClntock.
president. Charles T. Hunter score.
tary"
There have been three meetings of
the association heretofore. Tho nrat
was no the time of organization az
Camp Wikof, Long island. the second
was az Las Vegas. y. NJ. aud the third
last year az Oklahoma city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
eARLsaAo
From the Current

From the Current
About three thousand dollars Of
Carlsbad money ls invested iu Beau
mont 1il stock
% Rosonwald the cigar man from
tha artoHiuu we'll city talked his
wares with the merchants
fmial Skcats. of El pato. is in
Carlsbad. Mr Skc5ts was one OF the
| u.at authorities Co fototell the ulti-
mate discovery OF uu boa the pc"os
INglloy
Gatcwood q Bates have had 20 tClc.
phone placed bon their ONCE. There
laIo now more than one hundred
phones on the gystcm aud Htill more
o. follow.
-. n. Harkcy and a.. S. Batcmau
| have 81. posed Of their cattle &c good
/ figures the buyer .yinE Mr Reynolds.
tho same gentleman who bought out
Lucas brothers. the prices also being
tho same
81 tho last regular business meeting
Ith. Baptist church OFT this place grant
IuI their pastor. NpN. ". j. Powell. tho
Imuuth Df June as his annual vacation.
land allowed him tho privilege OF au.
other month ~ he $50 desires. Rev.
Powell VIII Join his wife who BIS az
present on tho Pacific coast
Henry Jones and MISS Susie kirk.
IcuIal. both OF Rocky Arroyo. were
IuHtcd In marriage at this place Wed.
/ % day 40 ID o'clock a wedding sup
Ip.r was served az the residence of
tIr ami ffH frank Jones Go which
/ % number ul friends were invited, and
latter which q dance was given iu hon.
/ O.. Of the event.
Lucas hruihDr sold their ranch and
cattle 10 g.. g. Reynolds of Albany
! TDNas. last Saturday For some time
past this deal bias been pending and
| has been of more than ordinary in
tyrest owing tn tH" value Of the prop
orty involved BOO th" trade. No better
ranch property exists in this section
than has just been added 90 the cX
toEaivc oWuings of Mi Reynolds. FoI
tho ranch ana improvements the sum
OF SltOUC was paid; for the stock
SIS per head for ycarliugB and over
$40 for this years calves and $50 foI
1.-The stock horses. about 80 Zoo number
! About 5000 head ut cattle will bee de
IuNUrcd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

Ap Ryan ARd Mrs Thompson u
thia place we're married Ht Ia lisa ~
lloy NaximO Nlafreal Jesse Bwbaker
aud Clint Hathaway being the wit.
uHfHpt The groom brother married
thp brides sister some weeks ago
Tho commencement exercises of the
Baptist college will begin ON SUNDAY.
June %. when Rut Lewis llaifcy of
Phoenix Arizona one at thr most
giftpi diyinoH of the west viii preach
the har,alaurcato sermon. Tho rest
ut tho commencement program VIII
lr given on Monday and Tuesday
.ct.nIuga following 90 the college au.
ditifuuu
byron sherry has been retained by
Go. county commissioners to assist
The district attorney in the suit IT
Dose o. IucDro against Otorb county
in the district court. whose claim III
: $500 Tor trunHCrihing such of tbo
records of bona Ana county a. applied
tu This county was cut down tu El.
.Nlb2 Boy the commissioner. aul
which tcndtr was refused by NJ iI
zero.
The proposed library for ,hc public
schools got good start by means oi
the entertainment giycu hy the Sun.
shine club go the residence uf SIR and
Nt. Robert White. IN admission
f.y OF "a book was required of each
pHalu in attendance. An excellent
p.ugram was rendered. boz which Mrs.
Major the Misses Cfutty Hickman.
Chapman. Dickson White Johnson.
CLARK llackor. Hamilton and Twenty.
man. and Prof MCGEE participated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

The New Mexican says that ono of
the charges made against Governor
Otoru is that ne appointed am imprup
ar man 90 the position of suporIntrnd-
out Of public instruction of New McN.
leo. This man is Colonel j Francisco
Chayrs. This matter was carefully
considered 10y the governor and 10 was
deemed best that a native born els.
zen Of the territory, who Possesses "a
thorough education in the English and
1 spanish languages nud who lH one ui
the best knoNu men IN the territory
should receive the appointment As
. 10 what Colonel Chayes unntncss con
sits Of. the men who make this charge
do not specify Colonel ChaNvs was
educated M the St Louis university
aud ~ a medical college in the city OFT
New York tie studied fur the bar
and is "a member Of the legal profess
sion. u, served iu the volunteer SER
Vice during the war OF the rebellion.
crrditably and CALAMITY and was mus.
tered out at the close us "A lieutenant
colonel. He represented New Mexico
three times ns delegate iu congress .
mas served sixteen terms as nom.
Der Of the legislative council from his
county. six terms thereof as the pres
ideut Of the council, i5 one uf the best
posted men on the conditions uf the
territory aud is uH we'll known as any
man Ia the territory tie was unaul
mouHly confirmed boy the council for
tho position. The knowledge that
Colonel Chayos has of the people OF
the territory was considered and be-
cause b was deemed necessary that
a man whom the people knew. trusted
and had confidence boo should bp sc-
lpDtcd. he was appointed The poCu.
liar conditions of this territory re-
quirp that this official should hy able
go converse iH the English and span
lsh language. lu theory 10 would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican
Miss Heath. of Albuquerque sister
OF Hon Perry Heath. lcft after stay
of several days for Colorado Springs
tu spend tho summer.
s. s. Ncklbhuu who for the past
two years has had charge of the ilUt
sulphur springs Hcrnalllu county.
bias arrived boz the city AMI will spend
tho summer
Mr. aud Mrs NilCf and d. and Mrs.
Jennings. who have been guests nt the
fauitarium took tho train for Colura
DO springs whore thDy VIII stay Tor
the summer.
District clerk a. NJ. Borgorc sent
their commissions Co the jury com
misslouorH of Taos county " NJ
Adair. NcpumuCpmo Martinez and ~
NJ Frazer Court meets al Taos on
5uuc 3.
G.. q Chester .of silver cts. depu
~ United states mineral surveyor
arrived 20 take charge of the Cunsuuc
ton work this summer at the Santa
fo Water aud Light company Mr.
Chester is accompanied hy his wife
VI NJ White formerly a resident
OF this city. is now located in san
MarciHl whore hc ls employed loo the
drug store OF !. W MCCuach who wac
so one time "a conductor uu tho l.umy
branch aud go that time % resident
OF this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
mo ARRIBA MINES

From "a correspondent. writing from
Tres Picdras. the following items
about the Rio Arriha county mines are
obtained.
4 sale Of 6yr mining claims near
the strawberry for $4,000 WAS made
tbo past week TO Detroit parties.
j r. Rinkor sold his interest In
Mineral Point claim at HOpewell Tor
Sl.75U 70 IL G. Moody OF Cleveland.
a stock corporation will work a.
Twenty thousand dollars will be- put
into developing the Elliott group Of
claims ON Cow Creek. lately sold 90
Pittsburg parties
Two natives recently made DIS.
Coyory siN miles from Pvtaca of a
three foot vein. running 500 per ton.
mostly copper
The Pontiac Gold and Copper com.
pany 10 pushing work on q half dozen
claims ON Spring creek and in the ST.
riuity Of the strawberry claim.
The Unity Copper and Gold Mining
company ~ Boston Mass. have pur
chased six claims on SpinE creek
aud are prypar a. 60 work them on
a large scale rhcir manager MI
nriscoll was called Co Boston on bus.
mess IN connection With them last
week
The New Mexico Gold and Copper
company of Milwaukee, who are the
owners of the strawberry claim last
week put Ia an air compressor and
new pump. which will bee great as.
Fistauco Iu pushing the work as wa.
Ter has been the draw back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
Territory of NrW Mexico
County of hrrnaliilu.


County of Hrunalilu.
lu The District Count
&c. rr Assignment ui ~ttl Bfps. tu " "
iInITuu} trustee .- SO. lllu,
Notice Ui sale ui real estate.
Notice s frfrlb E.NrH Chat ]. ttr under
uurG "s.IErrr iu tlt UHuNg rrtitlrd cause. by
frrilr aNU HuItrtHe authority of an ufdt OF the
.lII .uH.. made auH entered 100 the sF"l cause
u iHe ....It day OF May. a -. 1901 will at
'DIluI H.U Iui eng Uthr hghrsi h'itel fog cash
Albuquerque. NrN MEXICO, 1t 2 .lu O. ru un
MHuHHr.f.. asth. dal ut Nay. lHul tnp iulloa
IHE pieces of zeal estate sItuBt % Iu brUualilu
,uuui. y 80 fu.V.t.
s parcel .f Hni with dwelling house
thereon .t4url 20 tHy y,iIaFr of l.u. rlaeitas,
lut also containing tao t..UHalud gtaUy zines.
and " "..H .- U.au.yI aH follows. iu thr
moth N.t. f.r 'anIsti Iaun Antonio Rebate
dHI MauH.. Gonzales. ip '.. south ll tHr
ih. puU.. iueI end rl tHy arst With Che
a.r4sa deb bI..IIu hr"a iuuy "a ,4ul
tHrAs 300 RI4u from north tH sHuU.. luI being
tFy lundi.3 600. taus more 90 i-s from
ca.' 60 .vr,l being &C. iand icserIlcd on q
fHr said Edward SpHf. recorded bon Vol ~.
page i22 att.crrcurds of saii nefua.l.o couu.
a parcel Of land founded a. follows. To
tIc north u.tH tte lands ut lcurttu Afuuiu.
ih. south Nith We uudt ut ~ ugiaru pteRu,
tu tDe vest sltH ihr lands az peucgtO NmUo.
and tn tNp rusf with thr contra t.rluH being
me same iHai conveyed by Manuel Mora a
VA. iu thc said spiU lirus. by deed recorded
900 huuk 10, page az. ui the records of thr said
4 parcel oi land iu thr town ui 10,
DurEua with borders 90 tIF moth Nth the
s,-guH drI bIrrri end thr lands oft urnito
Torres; Co. thr south tl thc lands ui Grrgouo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
HuCKN rom.

Quoromo- flomhrc, muchnohos
para trHvaiar -emhur y cprechur lus
Vcthholp- de- a.uCHr
tumcularnu % irayulur cu los ranches
al diu ~ de- MAYO s. cuutiuuartu ha-ta
81 lru. de- Ngu-t0. Dr-pu,- los truyala-
dury- puvdhn hdlIur tpda tuynIu que
quvrtu cu lu- tcrrcuU, dr ,tgltr, mclu-
mes y sandals,
go ticmpo para las corcuha- Sierra de-
~rtiombry ~ h-sn las ultima, dia, de-
NuvIpWhry
los hhulury, UIHHuu 10 rDniayus
yiin huu o uu peso pu-ada por ol din,
p.ra huWhry- aga, sou hupuu- tuyuiA-
dur.- ludu-triu,u- pu,dou g5ulr mas
goo. medic ur ruutHfn.
ltuhlvu YUurDWu- pp-uuJ- rr-pnu-
,Hllp- para arrghr rImpu- dee Ipi-nda
pur Iu, lu. wuchcru. uu iIruuu acuWu-
day.uur- para dnr pu-add1 uuu- gruudy4
IuutH-. E-srlha una cUrtu "a uu-utrls
para ma- information
AMERICAN BErT SUGAR Co.,
Rocky Ford, Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

plthty " water ~ thst Part u the
country nhd fruit prospects are nne "
AZ the annual meeting 81 the
Noman's club the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Mrh. ]. " Elliott president Mrs Geo.
NJ stevens. hrai yico president. Mrs.
vary ihurno. second vice president
Nas VI. N. Holt secretary. Mrf T..
NJ. Martin treasurer Mrs. 81. 4. Rich.
oflHon. corresponding secretary
What might have proven very sc.
ripus runaway occurred uu north
Vain street Saturday morning a.
Knight hig niece. Mrs Marsh. aud his
aunt Mira Nina Connors. an guests
Of the Hotel Richards. were out drly.
ius iu one of Deems urrips drawn hy
% spirited sorrol team when near
the lumber yard the horses took
night ana attempted Co turn around.
breaking the pole. then they dashed
forward, breaking loose from the sur
rl and draggIng the driver and Mr..
Knight over the dash board. aud run.
ming down AN aged man named Solick.
vi u was uu "a pony la the street Mr..
sulick and MI knight were consider.
ably bruised hut the ladies fortunate.
lN we're uninlurcd, as they were not
INIWMN Out
Frank Large was In town from
Spring Mound valley, east OF the Pc.
cos river where be- is still nt worN
Improving his farm. llo has set uu;
$1,000 weeping willow trees and keeps
putting in alfalfa iio has GOO acres
of land there ana says he proposes to
make 10 one ~ the prcttiost ranch
homes boz the valley Like nearly all
owners of good farms in this part uf
Now Mexico. Mr Large believes che
great prcoa valley will in few years
hn one Of the richest aud most pros.
porous communities loo the northwest
liD set out AN apple orchard two years
ago AMI now IL has many trees loo fun
bloom Mrs. Large takes deep inter.
o.t iu GoVclopiug the farm aud is us
enthusiastic about 10 as Mr. Large.
Nr Large says AN alfalfa field with.
ont nice row OF trtDs around it is
lulp picture without frame
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

o.. a. tuIHef RIl akr uutIrc that the
frst National Tauk uf Aiuuluof4uc has
brought .ut against hIW. tAe s1id NlUilier boo
tNr district Utlft nl ODE county ut hrnHlNl D
.ud teufHN of NrN MrKllu. being cause No.
hVlu uu Goo docket uf sIid court tlc general
object ui sl.i action being fur tIr recovery Of
tie sum uf 81 u Nltn interest 40 the tate Of 1 =
rrt Drri pgf aurum from the 2ui day ut June.
1900 Hnl iu Irf cent additional az 900 auot
urY's Zee .UI cots uf suit
said lIuiIIgr le further notified thNl is prop.
city situated Iu brfuallIlo county. being lot b
of block 90. uf NuuuR n Highland Addition
Goo the cry of Albuquerque, as The same az.
lrats UH tlt plat iIrfrut bi NJ. J Mas {. r..
tud uIrI iu tlr office Oi the probate Olrrk and
eN uihCIO recorder of said county oH The utI
GAS of February iNHN. hAs hCru attached. ard
that unless tuu enter your appearance 300 said
cause uu uf before the Nth taf 90 june, 1901 .
Judgment vii ur rendered Boo said cause aRainst
you u.s. Ici ut ANA said properly sold 60 sat
Iufy saIN tlHIWs
1hHUlmc ut plaIndH attorney i. AIunEo Is.
MSNlHtu. lustuti,y. Albuquerque. New
Mexico,
HARRY q, OwEN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
oIL excITEMGNT IN oALLuP.
Hon, Edward Hart Talks Interesting
" About Mckinley County,

Hon Edward Hart prominent
merchant OF Gallup and chairman OF
tho board of county rummI ssioncrs
uf Mckinley county arrived ON the
noon train tu represent Mckinley
county at The meeting at the commits.
sion to adjust ana divide the debt ~
brrunlllll county between ncruRlillo
and Mckinley counties Neither ~
tho two counties nDing ready 90 pro-
coed au adjournment was taken 10 a
future date
Mr Hart states that owing 90 the
coal miuprs' strike and the smallpox
scare Gallup has not done az well as
U would have otherwise. bat there
are signs OF rowling prosperity and
growth The smallpox scare De- past
and the strike. II is hoped VIII be- ad.
iusted soon About COO miners have
employment and in "a short time that
number viii boz Increased to 500
Tho on excitement iH stll intense.
About fn uO0 90 10000 acres OF OH
lands rave been located under the
mineral laws and n number OF parties