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The Lamar register., 1901-04-03

G. w. Whitstone, a brother of
Mrs. G. A. Bishop, recently arrived
here from Nebraska, and will locate
on the west half of the Storage peo.
Pies farm now rented by Mr.. Bishop.
A little son of Mr.. l.. @. Barnard
was quite seriously injured by hav
ing disk harrow pass over him
while in the field one day last week.
1t was certainly fortunate the child
did not lose its life.
Jason James is holding several
hundred head Of calves near the res
ervoirs for the Baldwin people.
Black leg was taking off large
number while on grain rations on
the Sandy ranch and it was thought
a change would benefit them which
it did.
All fruit buds are in the very best
of condition, fully two weeks late,
and all apple, cherry, plum and
peach will fruit heavily unless we
have some extraordinary and un-
seasonable weather hereafter The
latter three varieties will fruit on
paintings one and two years.
Monday was the 10th wedding
anniversary day of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
ID. SLoemakers married life. A
large number of friends called that
day in body, partly as reminder
of the esteem they are held in, and
so impressed them they will not soon
forget this milestone in lifes journey.
JAY.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03
N av Valley.

Mrs. Georgia Franklin returned
from Cripple Greek Monday.
Rev. P. L. French will hold ser
vices at May Valley next Sunday
morning and evening.
A. G. Hersey has decided to ac-
cept a position offered him by the
Baldwin people on one of their New
Mexico ranches.
Ira Swadley and Charley Carlson
shipped load of hogs to Denver on
Monday. The price could not we'll
be more satisfactory, on speaking
terms with 6 cents per pound.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03
Arkansas Valley Notes.

The Granada Times contains re-
ports which indicate quite build'
ing boom there this spring.
Syracuse is mourning the loss of
one of its numerous papers. fney
still have a plenty however.
Garden City lost a $4,000 school
house by fire last week. There was
insurance for $4,000 on it.
+**
The Chieftain claims that Holly
was the first town in the valley to
break the Canon City coal famine.
The big east end wolf round up
had to be postponed on account OF
the storm and April 6 is the day
now appointed.
The town of Fowler is going to
elect a portion Of its board OF trus'
tees for three years. They don't
care anything for state laws there.
Pueblo is excited about the dis
covery of several oil wells in that
nelghborhood, and it now looks as If
the oil territory of southern Colora
do is much larger than has ever been
supposed.
The La Junta city officials have
purchased street sprinkler and the
bust ness men have made arrange
ments to operate it. This a good
thing and should receive attention
from other towns.
The people at Horse Greek are
jubilant over their artesian we'll
which was completed Saturday.
The flow was reached at a depth Of
400 feet and the volume of water is
about is gallons per minute. Bent
County Democrat.
The La Junta papers ran q regu
lar mud and slush throwing fight
over the city election. In Rocky
Ford the fight was even more earnest
but also much more dignified and
reasonable. All along the valley ex-
cept at Lamar there was a bitter
fight. .ste1,
Resumption of coal mining in Fre-
mont county was the one thing lack
ing to fill Aput the prosperity of the
Arkansas valley. The strike, which
has continued long time, was
caused by very indirect connection
with the mining trouble north Of
Denver.-Ex.
We feel sorry for Rocky Ford. Ac-
cording to the Enter prise, the town
has been turned over to the saloons,
and they are running it in such a
manner that it is no longer fit
place to raise children. Come down
to Lamar, Brother Barkley, We have
such peaceable town that we don't
even fight over city politics.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03

q DR.. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of the real
estate transfers filed at the county
clerks office during the past week,
as taken from the records:
Mach 2G. l r Holmes to q
Il Nelson; quit claim deed
to lots . and 3 block 45 La
mar; consideration 8 l 0O
March 26 Co Treas to L w
Markham; tax deed to lot
block SO ii u z add and lots
10 block 81 Lamar; consider
alton ~ W
March 25 Reliance Trust Co
to Katie Feast; quit claim
deed to lot block 18 La
mar; consideration W
March 26. Scott Robertson to
81 M + Novels; lot Z and south
1, n OF 8 IN block % Lamar;
confederation 10O W
March 81. Reliance Trust Co
to X Doughty; quit claim
deed to blocks Z. IL, ID and
20 in Lamar; consideration W
March 2S. Co Treas to G. Il
Feast; tax decd to lOtS D, y
and 10 block Lamar; con-
sideration III ~
March %. S N Garfield toJ r
Morris; warranty deed tone
ID 3l-21-42; consideration 200 %
March %. Co Treas to j G
Boyd; tax deed to lot
block 80 Lamar; considera-
tion 70 ~
March %. w 4 Martin to Phil
Clark; warranty deed to part
of 31-22- -46; consideration 1900 90
March %. f G Patterson to w
A Mcpherson; warranty
deed to Q y. 1-22 Al; con-
sideration 800 w
March 80. E Butler to &c
Dupey; warranty deed to
east q lot l block d High
lands add to Lama; consid-
Grafton Soo oU'
March 30. NE Butlrr to w II
Clark; warranty deed to W
Il of lot / block ID, High
lands add to Lamar; CON
sideration Oo W
March 30. N f Butler to J G
Bradley; warranty deed to
west 800 IT lot 3 block b in
Highlands add to Lamar;
consideration OOo w
March 30. l. w Markham ton
E Butler; warranty deed to
lot 3 block 80, Fl and add
to Lamar; consideration lOO w
March 30. Co Treas to Fred
Harvey; tax deed to land
in 26 43; consideration 10 43
April l. Chas l. Davis to F
Patterson; quit claim deed
to Q u 11-22 At; consid-
Grafton w
April l. c S Cooper to Lulu b
Robinson; warranty deed to
lots 7 and 8 in block % La
mar; consideration 2Jo w
April l. III r Hilton to Jas
Stephenson; warranty deed
to lot 2 block A Highlands
add to Lamar; considera-
tion l0O w
April l. D E Cooper to S III
Huffman; warranty deed to
lot 10 block 50 II & p add to
Lamar; consideration 20 w
& DIR. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
-
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03
getting In shape to
l u M 3 F. r

to my friends and patrons Now bought the stock
of Lumber formerly owned by w. L. Morehouse be
it for sale at reasonable price, as found
it very difficult matter to place orders for immediate
shipment The extremely open winter all through the
central states hrs caused great demand for Lumber
and consequently the Wholesale people away behind
in filling orders However with all the difficulties
have had to contend with, my turn coming at last
and expect TO be able to furnish you almost anything
you may want in the Building line in the next thirty
days assure you that my prices will be reasonable,
and ask you to personally call and Investigate them
for yourself Yours for Business
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03
Farm Seeds
If all kinds
of all kinds

Black Amber Cane Seed, Red and White Kaffir Corn
German Milet, Flax Seed, Seed Corn and Seed OATS
Compare our seeds and prices with anybody any where
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03

This signature is on every box Of tho genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q Quinine Tablets
The remedy that cares . eesd in soe Aay
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03

The following is list of the real
estate transfers filed at the county
clerks office during the past week,
as taken from the records:
The Lamar register., 1901-04-03

The Granada Times contains re-
ports which indicate quite a build
ing boom there this spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
sAN MApcIAL.

From the bee
Mrs s. o. Bonnov arrived hore
hat Wool ubG Joined The doctor m
tbo SAN Nultcas. whore Dec iH cu.
.1gHl boa mUtng.
Nes.ts. . a Harlan and j. o. Mich.
oils nir Won .atisnod VIII the prog
ross their SONS mo making in their
Studies 90 thu Brothers college be-
Santa lc
nr N,crm, was at Carthage last
wroF uttrnfhr the two boys of
Thomas Huus who were down 90
DAYS With phnid fever Mr. Harris
lt \ W li.u1u'a "a. roman at Che coal
nipcH
a now otrau De- talked OF tor Christ
clur d. fud % poaaihlo that BE-
win Lc iu ro. zion fsr the hurrh ser
ViccR nest month Ne &. T.. ilnncy
hns trry Nudr volunteered Go scll
the oll urr1u without commission
Roloit Heath NJ Memphis Touu
asks f1r attenuation concerning thD
who rabouts OF one w ~ Kmpp who
lived bon san t'nrclnl about Two years
$50 so flrathe addgo ia room
g. plulnr. insurance building
John Moore arrived from Win.lDw
COO tIwe urb ai once entered upon
tDr dHcuafru ot hia "HU"H m tb,
strrc 81 % Honcm a. e. Mr Mow
Iis very agreeable gentleman. and
De- is rrptty fdre t1 Hni favor with
the many people hr o. bnu9l tn mco.
bore. and viii bee cordially wo tomr1
800 O. social md business way Mrs
Moore VIII soon In.n bcr ll band
hs MANY 0ll friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
40 - 49, MrxIco.

Tho uaHa. New has followed the
El paso Slows Iu urging statehood 'ur
Sow Ncy,p Being nearest to enc
neighbour and knowing them moro
intimately thD 20 raso paper Vaa tup
first 100 Tg,as Zoo ri,e an expression
Every pap Boo Texas should give tho
MATES consideration Tho ublo Dali
las Journal says
The Now believes that the request
of New Mr,iD1 shmld D., granted
That Do 300. ull There aa othors
There fra three COP fpur of them. and
they should po made free statos 90
nardless af ihcIr political rumuloxion
Buf win moy They a.e now manned
hy republicans Tu give them state
hood mcans Go leave these pets of tho
party ,n puWer lo take their chaurgs
at tho polls ur elsewhere There Dr.
the rub o. President Roosevelt going
to permit 30 90 rub him. Let us uu
hope not similar considerations
though of me mcausst Kind have
WuIehcd v'h party politician 1f ths
country fun the nrst and some most
dIHcourag'ug and dFWacrm results
have 0omo of o. The statement sent
out that President Roosevelt had d,
cided not C. recommend the admit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
siLvGR CRY NOTES.
Miniro II Santa Rita--other Districts
Jim Fielder Leaves.

Special Correspondence
silver CITY n " Nov 10. -Craw
ford A. Tflttor. who have ueon mining
at Santa Rita for some time. have
secured u Sis months lease ON the
santa Rita Mining cnmpany'H concon.
tratlur plant and will start IL running
ON the lrs, of next month The mill
haa q capacity of ninety tons daily and
they VIII KAN through a large amount
uf low grade copper ore they are talk
ing out
Colin t1bhott. one of silver City's
brilliant attorneys made trip 20 VI
pufo the East Of the week ON profess
ainual business
The ded, alton services ~ the new
baptist Chuch viii take place next
Sunday morning al II o'clock R2v
George " HIowcr ~ Albuquerque VIII
uihrlnte
James 8 Flcldor left for ~ Paso the
fral Uf the week whore IL ia hts inten.
tion % locate and open law office.
M Fielder was forced tO leave Silver
CIV where ho has an excellent and
large prartiro. ON account 81 the high
altitude
The Hurro Mountain mining district
viii in "a very short time. from present
Indications. be- the SCENE ~ ops diunf
of some uI ming companies with large
capital hIiud them as during inc
past few days two companies have
been ince puratcd bv western capital
I lists 90 operate mines in that district
one with capital stock ~ 81 900 Nnl
and the other 100000 The proper
ties ln tho burro VIII az soon aa De-
I volopod o. ony great extent attract
many mining men from an owes th,
country as they contain enormous
nodics eft ueium grade copper ore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
OF larsarsrs 10 nAerls7s.
The conve-tcn Aia-.oo-rao. o,e-o
o.. .I Uva.


CO.. 500 Wetk
The Now Mexico Bapt ronycn
ton for sUi was hold hast week nt
Alamogordo OtorO county ami Rev
Bruce kiuncy. pastor ~ tho first
Baptist ohuch. and Rcv. q ~ Brow
cr the neral missionary fpr New
Mcyico have returned 10 The city
Rny Kinney was seen this morning
aud be- lnted That the convention was
70 most profitable ono to the N1ptst
fraternity Of Sew Mexico ard nll rr
ports showed that the mcmbc shin
had materially Increased during TIE
pact year
since the convention ~ last wear
cighi churches have been organized in
Sos Mexico. nyo IA English speaking
aud three fni Spanish
Rev kinney also reported thr Nap
tsl rollcrn ni Alamogurd0 in q -four
fehng condition ami doing good wo d.
and stated that The home mission dc.
paitmont report showed decided ln.
cIDnros nil Mong the line which was
gory gratin Ink
Rev Kinney was chosen president
Rev Brewer. secretary: Rev " w
hirar treasurer aud Professor W o.
Tight and q W Ward. ~ this city as
memhcrs oi the board Of managers
Albuquerque was chosen for The
next convention which viii be- held
n November 1909
Rev r % Wright vito AMI two
children cm.o ln from Wheaton MINI
/ last night and Rows. Brcwci and Kin
noy were 10 the depot ~ greet them
The visitors viii remain here for fCv
DAYS. and viii then proceed 90 thi
navajo Indian reservation. whore thei
. Will establish a Baptist mission a
what is known as 1.-TWO Gray iills" 0i
the reservation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
SANTA re

From tho New Mexican
IA DAVIS p'H % now smoke .iacka
over the BOILER house at thD aplta.um
aud the cathedral
Rev pBpl Gubertor nt thn Gua1a.
upo church united Boo marriage Gil
iohutn and Maria GuitDrroT Ih0
Witnesses w9o ApulOnio Chaycs aud
Luz pcna
Hon " %. nurum superintendent
Df tho territorial pruitontiaY last
week pur based over 2Ul1 head uf
sheep in Oinru county Tor hIH range
n Sncnrro county
Tho Western Union Telegraph com
pnny is pacing American District
messenger Cal boxes Goo the various
business tlaccs of the city, Thirty
cents au 1our will boz charged by mes
sonEcrs.
Rev W. Hayes Moore writes that
hls furniture. shipped from Santa p.
almost two weeks ago. lss not set
reached Denver holng probably one of
The 5000 cars ln the cn BLOCKADE o.
Pueblo Colo
Archh hop Peter nourmaiD w'll re
turn to s1ata o Thursday evening ot..
ih. Denver a Rio ifluiu rgllrHli
Franc. CrfD 20 uumho. uf ur'H o. oi
lbu arch dio.etD hove come and afl
arriving 'n Santa Dr. DO greet him
city MHnnal Ricardo tA a and
Policeman Alberto Garcia. n 70 com
municatiol tu the Now McKican .nt,
| that they resigned from the ua lcf
/ force Of the citv because thoy have
/ NOT been paid lboir alm ies f0r th'
.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
HILLsBoRo

From the Advocate
Potatoes sad eggs are acmcc ara
pics and com, high
A nrw Butcher shop hY ihv Gale.
hrothDIa H tno latest business ven
trrr
Yr. 40 shepard had o. slight strohn
ot rWut - tto last week but ha
recovered
Mrs john mclaughlin and daugh
tee Hs2rl returned after an absence
o. sis t..lFhs boo S1nrand
The RESIDENCE OF John Dawson bal
narrow escape from destruction d..
IRE TlC hrD was caused POS d0
iyti"r ttUt. pipe Prompt action
as.l tho ulU.ng
e. ~ IuuDiuaun has throttlpd ilr
advance AuNu 0i Lake Valley mining
louW "a, A1 rented q building H
Lake NalIN Tor ihr purpose OF stu
iuF branch business down there
While Orc Rev Thomas HnrwouI
hDld mrOUHn 'u thH Mexican Mpthu
dlft chapel lJd ALSO preached in tho
Methodist Episcopal church Mr
ilarNu.I ri.a,hed tho FIRST Thanh
rI.lE. ...tIe, ttte hrld ln il'llshurn
itJi Ha. 300 1875 The services wrJ.
iu tn" HgW EDW uD uuiod hy ho post
un,,D which $500. then saloon
Win" iIHr horseback the other
da liulD Cvrn Robins had e narrow
escape from injury The horse 500.
ua. IdIur .au away with hrr She was
tuu"u i.au tbo saddle ou Co.. tbr
hDr mech whore Hhy D'lur unl !
ihe animal uas stopped D., Henry
William. Tu. I-tIr uI,r escaped
without murE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

NOTICE
In the District court County of Bcr
ualllo Territory at New Mexico
LILLIAN Rush plaintiu
Va. No 1Hat
Chns Rush Defendant
You. Charles Rush. the above
named defendant. are hereby mott
Hod that % suit has been commenced
against you by tho above named plain
un Lillian Rush in the District court
uf Npunutllo county New Mexico.
PRAYING lur decree of absolute al.
rurgO aul dissolution ~ the marriage
uud bond of WHtrImony now existing
between plaintiff and defendant aud
that plaintiff be- allowed tu use hct
maiden uHmn of Lillian Grpig and
that plaintiff Dee dfcfpcd a. have the
rlfr custody and control ui the mi
NOR chll az the said parties to.Wit
li,lm Rush and that plaintiff have
tsr direction tf the education ut said
child $500 ihaf ihp defendant Charles
RU.h uH h1 ruu fro many claim upon
sI1 uupr child. ur from iu any way
utUTf tug with the management
tirp control ur education off said mI
,Mld. and praying fnr general rc
ucf
Son Hrr thnr notified that uuloss
YOU the elld Charles Rrh. cutrr
your appearance in the above styled
aui numbered cause uu ur before the
luth day OF December A. ID l'u.
Judgment Dos default BOO snii cause
win b, rendered against YOU
Tho uHmp uf PLAINTIFF attorney BE-
b. F Adams aud hls uu-tunCc ad.
d'.ss Iu Albuquerque New Mexico
HARRY o. OWEN
DlDi district court !. u1Iill0 Conn
tg .rt.tuu of Sew MpNlcn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23


sion 81 those now states. leads one 20
fear Tint ,ho possibility u displaclng
certain ns.s of every republican nom
Der of me senate o. entirely too much
lor hlt aueuuosIty
The E aao News says Already
onuu Laa boon circulated by re-
publican office holders ia Now Mexico
to- the effect that The people object Go
statehood tocausc of the extra ox
poneos sure 90 come OF a. They claim
chat Che p.ep. ato satisfied TO remain
al thcy are. that the general govern
mcut paving the administrative eX.
pcnsct. and that the people are unwill
ing io raise their taxes to support "a
state government when they have
practically ail the y iviicgcs ~ state
hood lNcn 10 the name al this 10 Wig
or0ualy dculoi by many ~ the ,iti
gems Enfhusnstic statehood conyen.
tuu. aio lnng hold almost daily. aud
jhc mUt mont tp secure statehood
may hc a..l to Doc general or course.
theIo ave- Boo lbcY lootinga some men
who u.o Quit. rsauy to develop into
candidate. oa soon a. @ change comes
Ul which tbo republican ia is set
aside by congress m order a. give the
democratic cont chance "a the
p0.l But that large majority Of the
people favor Tag hood there can be-
ua question:
200 tho ,Imacst language possible
Iti made .I.ar chat the poop,c appro
! aur above 900 monetary oonsldora
| uo1s ipc priceless brncdis of mem
| bau hIp ia tho union Of ummon.
vablt1s. sud those speakers who de-.
ur that Che people viii never Boz
atisnrd wItb anything but the fullest
measure uf aclf government are cheer
ad 90 tho echo. especially when they
as..ft tnlJ 90 was only the hceinning
laf liberty ab,n thoy were permitted
.He dUrroe oi RD.erumont involved .u
lbe territorial form, and that home
rule iu tba Widest and frccst sense b
tho least oiin which New Mexico vii
ac ausaei
fho Kansas city JON nal. though
. t republican paper. admits that many
practical reasons are given To show
Why ,aw NcxIco Is entitled to state
hood There are in round numbers
quarter ot a million people in th'
territory Dad go per cent Of them Il
U stated ao Tor home rule that is
tatehood More than onehaif Of %,
socallrd NeSicans speak English On
Z nifty. ani ao 10 an intents aud pur
poses as muta Americans az those o
1uy other nationality. They are thor
lJugbg ln sympathy with American IN
ttuuous aud are patriotic and pro
iyc in the American way. II d
tatcl that New Mexico sent morl
3 mcn per capita To- the spanish wa
hon any other state or territory II
/ tbc unlun A. an instance of nnan
c.al utero g. rcmting the economy
. arguments of the tax payers" o. q
q urged that the delay iu securing stat,
O. boli ucun'y ctards the matcria
~ o.prr.ty of the territory. as stat
4 Oilers more stability and inspires mon
c confidence among capitalists through
1ut tho Dluuuy Tho territory ha
. 'aUunorU"3 worth of property accort
ug to the oiaims OF the statehood ae
.ogat,s aad Tor these reasons an
many othr bat mainly because IA
people Nut the fullest degree q
n home ruls and self government an
appreciate the privilege OF statchoo
lt st highest New Mexico asks "a,
ref sion 90 The union as the Suneain
tate"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
A.LgN noRKa. oEegAsEo
Supposed q Have LEFT Fortune and
Died In This CITY,
Rradiur- Pa Oct 2S looi-

Reading Pa. Oct ~. 1907
Postmaster Albuquerque. n NJ
Dear 81, Tho following letter was
handed me- hy relative
TIuspitql uuiyoraltg of pennaylFa
MIA. Philadelphia Pennsylvania Dear
sir Your initials attracted my atten.
ti0n in Philadelphia Sunday paper I
am gold miHcr from New Mexico
4 man named Allen Horkc. and whom
had met two ur three times died I'm
AlhnUucrg'a leaving a property val
ned az about SSO.0n0OO mines and
cattle Hc died iu lsHS No heirs
have appeared to date. % you will
send some one tn sro me-. or call your
self I will lou you more about The
uaItiCuars Yours
CAPT WIN ~ HAYES
The above was addressed 90 cous
in in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
named Allow Rorko. who died worry
suddenly. auf aE $50 hah one OF that
name who ltt when % young man 90
locate In south or west and has nrvog
been hear from. we thought he might
ho the missing person Any luformH
ton given upon the subject vii nc
most era lously appreciated Yours
truly. N. LAWRENCE
1928 Chestnut street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
Aftsrn.t flf rtinfnH
Aitulucfque n ~ Nov 20 1901


in tha uIatlt Court County of Der.
uaillo. rUUt1ry of Sow MoNico
e o. Mcdlrt Of al plalntins vs TIL
lIc g. sanchez 90 Il dctondant~.--
$50 500
Tho defendants Tulo A. sanchez
aud N D. sanchez. hor husband, are
hr.,hy notified that suit has been
commenced against you hy The above
named p,aiuuU " D. Moiler and Mrs.
tmolia Fuuka. to furDClo' e deed ui
trset eXseltod by che defendant Til
li. sanchez no. Aumllo. upon lots
aul sud lui of the Francisco Armiio
Dterp Addition to the city uf Albu.
uuorGuo ~ dated tho eighth DAY
.I Juno. 1900. tu the said MUdinr as
ruatoo. tr $500 principal and past
duo Interests 3ud also SSon paid "h
aurt 0f insurance upon said prem
H. and flat plaintiffs may bc de-.
coed tu Fave nut lien uPor said
property and that tbo aumc Jc sold
10 ppy ont aud discharge said decd az
trust and That the equity of Fedcmp.
tiun of defendants Dee barred
That unloes YOU. the said dofon'
daut pntn yorr appearance Too said
suit ON ur before che tNentvo.ebth
day uf December. lgU. decree pro
cauiosso win be- reudo od and the
pltIutln trNutpd the relief prayed for
HARRY J.. OWEN
Clwk 1r lpa District Court ByrnalilO
county. New Mexico.
D. B.. MEDLER
Attorney Tor plaintin
pustunpp address Albuquerque,
New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23

rom ihr l'AhHEhl
John Cofb.'i left for EI paao and
from tho, o. some mining Interests
be- ha. bon lI Mexico.
81 uaua has purchased the
pgapaft, n,t routh of the Methodist
church n 1n Mira o. Collins and VIII
sr..ar "a .iituro thereon u the near
future.
M and A.. Class recently of su
s.r Ct, mu formerly from the east.
hnys rented Tho Calvin property on
th, corner off Cuu avenue ANA Pine
stguat Vhpu tfuv WIN opan Iodr.
inc house aud .lr. Can. UIlI Io dress
mntiua AMI owlur
Ie.u. llrclr. an cmpiuvc of the
southern ''a lae at this point was
bndF crashed between cars iucrru
wns snirit about tho t,us and while
there are Thought tu be- mo- bones
broken hig injuries are quite serious
Jobt CHpot az ramp No or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-23
Ball by the Guards

The AiDruurrque Guards "a their
hail last night gave wost delightful
Ian e. and 40 present enjoyed ono ~
the incest evenings imaginable The
music was furnished hy Professor III
Mouro and his u.chCstru The fol
lowing were present az guests of tho
guards Mcsdamrs johnson StinElc
NowComer. Pearson Elder; M.lHes
Iulia Espchu Single Bessie Brooks
Edna william, Rsth Allison Maud
Brown Emory Fleming Lillian Gnh
ring Cora Gchr.ne Bertha Jones'
Winkry. Vera Bennett Mos ton Mann
Adel Hubuoli Gibson Ia Mar Louise
Harris ruth. e. Gibson