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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
INTERPRETATIONS

Tho Gem Turquoise uud Copper
company of West Virginia fled incur
porution papers in the office oft the Ger.
riturial secretary. The capital is
$3.50 600 Divided into 100000 shares.
ct this 81 OOO has been subscribed and
$500 paid up The uporporatars aHd
directors are Augustus H. Sloan.
Frank r. sloan and John W Block oi
brooklyn. Frederick j. Lssig Chi
.cago. Frank squire Alfred Nruyer and
Henry u, Oppcuhcimcr New York
Thomas 5 Parker. silver city, and la.
.cius a. Domiug New Haven Conn The
offices of the company are az 81
Maiden Lane New York Il will con
duct mining operations In Grant
county
The Ahol and company nlcd incor
puratiuu papers. The iucorpurators
and directors are ELIAS Stoycr, OF
Albuquerque benjamin u. Spencer. os
Eaatyicw Edwin e. Manning and Iohu
W Corbcu. OF Winfield Kan and
R0dDrirk slower OF Albuquerque CAPT
tai 100000. divided into 400 shares
The company wil drill for Oh and gas
Us headquarters are nc Albuquerque.
The Wallace OH company incUrporat
pd The incurpurator- arc ivan Gruns
field. William % Springer aud Leon a.
stern Tho directors are Alfred Grns
field ivan GuusfDld James Gumafnld
Michael Mandot solomon Luna. VII
liam NJ Springer Loon D. Storm. David
Wp.nmnu Frank W. CLANCY The
headquarters of the company are az
Albuquerque DO viii engage Boa min
iug and boring for OH The capital b.
81 ,OOOOHO. divided into 1000. UOU
shares
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
wlNsLoW

From the Mail
~ s. BIy lcn for hls sheep rang,
with wagon load vi camp supplies
j. r. Jones. district attorney OF Co
cuuino county stopped on uu Dis B..
turu from % trip tu uohrUuk
A. s. By and brother were loo from
the range the latter part of last week
Ih"y report thp country as exceeding
ly dry and rain badly needed. though
feed ls pretty good aH yet
John Mobiles informed the Mail that
ho had contracted 10000 head OF mutt
ton sheep t0 Nr Alexander. uf hos
Angeles. Coz Boz delivered as hc required
them
Chas J.. Finn was bofor, the super
Wilson's IN regard tu the CUNnty buying
tho building that was used us pest
house during che recent visit of small.
puN tu our town The supervisors
took ihu mnttUr under udyispmgnt
The board of supervisors laid tho
matter of dHiuourporatlug Wlnsluw
over until thrir next regular meeting
100 October The cause OF this uCtlun
was that Cher, was not tho required
number of singers to tho petition Tor
dHIucurporutinn tht law requiring tha
signature of tWuthirds of tho proper
Is owners uf Tho town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

This Is how a Memphis young mau
in "a nt OF absent mindaducsa lost % g
girl few days ago. as reported by the
scimitar uf that city He took the
Young lady to a soda fountain she
ordered the regulation iDn cream soda
and thcn the clerk 1skou him whnt ho
would have Gimme "a glass of beer
earclcssly said tho young man. and
then be- calmly went ON talkiuB with
the young lady . beg your pardon
what was % you wanted" asked tho
clerk Beer responded the young
man. SIN unconscious Of hs mistake.
Then the young lady asked him what
bo wanted aud sine asked him BOO "a
manner which brought him around In
% hurry Their stay in tho place lasted
only about fcw minutes longer.
Since then the young lady has refused
10 see him. She had been regarding
him as a model of prupuoty. and has
not yet recovered from her shock at
hnding him something else llr Us now
denouncing soda fountains AZ disturb.
crs of the peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

The unknown heirs OF Adam j. Barr
will take notice that Charlotte Bell
has aloi her suit against them Ia tho
district court nf BernalillO county,
territory OF New Mexico the general
object Of said action is 10 quiet the a.
tie OF said plaintiff Charlotte He'll, In
aud Co the real estate hereinafter de-
scrihcd. nf which she claims 90 be tho
owner in foo simple and In possession
thereof as against the defendants. tho
unknown heirs OF Adam J Barr. de-
ceased that the claims of said defend.
ants be adiudgod to ba null and void
and that said defendants be- forever
onioinod from asserting any claim
whatsoever in and 60 said premises
az against plaintiff and for an proper
relief Boo equity. said real estate being
situate m the county OF BernallllO and
territory OF New Mexico. and desCrib-
ed as follows to-wit:
Lot ave and the east half Of lot six
Of the Baca addition 20 Albuquerque.
az the same is known and designated
on the plat thereof made by &. w.
Sanders. e.. r.. and filed IN the office
" the probate clerk aud ex-oficio re-
cordor ~ said county on the Goth day
Of December. 1880.
Defendants are notified that unless
they enter their appearance In said
cause on or before the nth day %
August. 1901. Judgment will be render
ed against them by default.
The aame of plaintiffs attorney IN
Alouzu ~ McMillcn. whose pOstoillce
address Ia Albuquerque. New Mexico.
HARRY +. OWEN.
Clerk OF said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

An EpWurih league excursion train
arrived az Albuquerque this afternoon
n Two sections ana doubled uut from
thiH point west, the train Tor the west
being composed of twelve coaches
containing about 500 yNcuraouists. who
han fpum ~ pafls uf tho union Ou,
section started west from Chicago. the
other from Dallas. TeA A largo mum
hUr viii stop over at Williams to visit
thy Grand Canyon of tho Colorado the
balance uf thr party continuing on 10
California CamcrBs were greatly bob
evidence and tho indians who CuuEro
gate ut tho depot attracted the interest
of thu travellers. but with their usual
agility defeated amy EFFORTS Go snap
fhut Thorn. except they could FIRST have
their palms crossed with silver AZ
tcg "a couple of hours spent Iu walk
iug about the city and viewing tAr
new depot aud hotel buildings the
lo1surrs continued their journey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
holbrook, Williams, FIggs'aE, ST.
Johns, kingsmln ard WnsIow.
BATCH or INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
Aoleaook


From thp Arsuu
VIM Amos nnd family lon FOR Oak
land Oregon aud will remain there
about % month visiting with relatives
Of Mrs Amos
Adam Hanna and family came over
having turned their home at ALBANIA
ma 10 MI Stevenson who recently pur
chased the same
Mrs VI " Wood will leave for her
future homo ln los Angeles. Mrs
Woods has always been faithful
worker in church aud social matters
and VIII De- greatly missed hy her
many Hulhruuk hiunds
A SrhuHtor and family lea for San
On Monica. Cal whore they intend to
mako their future home Mr. schustcr
viii divide hia time between here and
there. and viii probably return about
september iHt to look after his bus
iucss interests here
The Fourth wes quite gcnernll,
observed Boo iloihruok. although Their,
was mo- general celebration Many
private homes and business houses
were handsomely decorated with the
national colurs There were uuita q
number of quiet family picnics Younf
America and the gentle nrccuckel
were very much in evidence durInf
the day ana evening Tho most i'm
portant event was the dance ut On,
court house iu the evening. ln which
forty or huy couples participated. and
dancing was Kept Hp until the wee
Hma hours of the morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
KINeMAN
From the Miner.

From the Miner
Koshiuud a. Co. have purchased o.
kluhend mill and will install O., ON tn
Greenwood mine as soon as possible
I'D. llnskIns and Miss Daisy RuckDI
were tUitod in marriage az Prescott
The young people 1--we at blackberry
whore Mr. llaRkiuH is engaged in M.
cattle business
Mrs William Cornwall OF the 1850
Sandy was loo kiugWan purChaslng
supplies for her home She feels a.,
loss ol her handsome residence sever,
~ and is in doubt about rebuilding
Mr. Cornwall lu attempting Go saw.
some of bic effects from tho flames OF
the burning miIdug had his hauds
severely burned
Fred Leonard has boon again uufur
inmate tn losing bis camp OUTFIT by
Gre Hr had been working ON tho
Gold Dust mine. san Francisco mimic s
district and had been camping out
when iu some manner his bcddina
Canghi fire and everything he had wa
destroyed. not even q particle Of cloth.
inr escaping the rayares Of the flames
This is twice Mr Leonard had hi
camp outGt destroyed by IRE in san
FfgAcisro district
Tho furniture of the klugman lu
dian school has been shipped tu Hack
berry aud when the iiaoklrrry uHlI
tuition Us again opened IL wiz hc as o.
boarding school There are Fcypra
hundred indian children In tho Walla
pal tribe of school axe and the greater
uumber OF these viii nr sent 20 schou.
the coming term II is proposed that
the children bo isolated from the ol,A
cr members uf tho tribe that they may
ho restrained from the aboriginal way
and tend tu make them iu the years Co.
come citizens uf the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
Reaular seaslon.

Albuquerque. n. NJ July !. 1901.
The board mot on this day Ia their
regular July session.
Present: Hon. r. 4 NiDra chair
man; Jose L. Miller 70. w. Hopkins
members. j 4 summer clerk.
Minutes OF previous mootiug read
and approved.
The following petition was read and
granted
The undersigned. ". c. Leonard and
r. D. Wright citizens of the United
States ana residents and taxpayers ol
the county of Bcrnulillo. New Mexico
hereby petition your honorable body
20 grant unto them franchise for th,
term OF ATS years for the cOnstruC
tiuu and maintenance of telephone
lire 20 run and extend from the Auto
matte Telephone companys office at
Second street and Gold avenue In Albu
QucrQuc New Mexico thence south
through the alley between First aud
Second streets 20 Coal avenue. thence
east ON Coal avenue 90 Broadway
thence soIth on Broadway to "a,
southern city limits. and thence south
20 the northern boundary of Va
lgncia county. crossing the Rio Grand,
no or near lsleta. Respectfully.
W. q. LEONARD.
r j. WRIGHT.
Petitioners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

The following named taxpayers
whose assessments were raised b.. the
assessor. appeared before tho board
aud asked that the amount ao raised
by the assessor be- reduced tH con.
form with the amount ns returned
domingo Lucoro precinct @. amount
returned. SO. amount raised $3.50.
amount sustained. $500
Maria n Mares. precinct s. amount
returned. SOS, amount raised. s5uu. re
duccd, $500, amount sustained S2up
The clerk was ordered to notify the
collector 90 cancel all assesam.uta
mede against the estate Of Manuel
ApOdaca. they being double and or
runrOus the heirs having been l.
H"fHrd for the same
Juan Archiboqur was appointed com
stable Tor precinct 49, In place at FDU
cinnn SaudOval.
jose lguario nimnR WIS appoint. nj
Justice Of the peace for precinct $50
20. and MERGED Garcia. constable u,
said precinct
nonds of the following road super
ViforH woro approved;
Jose Chavez y Chavez. precinct o.
Amado Lopez. %.
The valuation Of property rgturnc,
hy the following taxpayers was raise,
by the board
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
FLAGSTAFF

From ihv Com
business of aIl Euda in Flnrstan
De- growing huskrT
The town council had wire fpuce
placed around tho town reservoir hast
week
J W Francis and G. 10 Mcclure
came in from ino mines at the GRAND
Canyon
leo Doyle had DIS foot mashed by
a horse stepping upon 10 and he is now
walking on Crutrhcs
Abraham Buckley and Rosa Tusaw
of Flagstaff were married 40 tur Mech.
odist Episcopal pnu Hu1e. Rev a.
~ Henry performed ths mauIafH Ger
emory
The public school expenditure Ton
Flagstaff school district Iur IH.t year
ending June 2oth. 1901 amounted Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
Iudnmenta 10 ID Rtverard.

Last December judgments to the
amount NJ nearly 10000 were issued
hy Judge CHumpnckDr against SucofT0
county in favor Of A. H Hacn and g.
F Blackiugion aH representative 81
themselves and aasignurs Attorney
Jas O.. Fitch interviewed ua q tRN.puy
DT alleging on oath that the county
commissioners and other county uni
GERS were sim Interested Goo the ac.
counts wEigh they had assigned o.
PLAINTIFF and that they had combined
and confvdcratri together to permit
Judgment against tho county hv du
fault Mr.. Fitch also pleaded iIe
iintcmau act and act of cungu,s
against tho validity uf che account
upon which suit was brought Judr
CrumpaDhor decided thrt q tag payer
cannot Intervene Zoe such cnVo and
therefore rendered Judgment against
the county hy default Hon Daniel
W. Mcmillan has now issued au order
setting ASIDE the Judgment and the
case will probably hD taken into the
supreme court Of tho territory Con.
rldcrablc feeling is being developed
over the matter plaintiffs coutoulint
that they rendered legitimate service
Tor amounts for which their suits are
brought and defendants cuntvnlins
that the account are ln absolute VIC.
l9tion " law Socorro Chioftan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

John g.. Spears president of ac
Union Coal Mine company. Of Gallup.
arrived loo the CHS thH morning from
AlumDEurlu. and was FIRST informed
through tho columns %! Tho cha.
zcnt OF the loss which his company
sustained hy hrD last Saturday night
Mr Spears was greatly surprised tu
learn of tho destruction and when seen
hN "a reporter said the company would
Carbon city when steps would be-
taken 90 make the necessary repairs.
Tho Ere destroyed the engine house
scales $500 feet of three QuartDrluCh
rope and tho urum Tho loss VIII
amount to about fl 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
ST JOHNS
From the Herald

From the Herald
The Catholic fair that was held uu
the 30 and ith was "a complete success
an who attended were we'll pleased
Mrs Alfred Ruiz won The sofa pillow
as the most popular lady hy i7n votes
Eatcr Gonzales won the first prize
given 90 the prDttiost baby. with Isl
votes. Bctiuc Ppua won the second
prize Iu This contest. with 1871 yotca
Ephlnouio Armuo and Miss Lotto
Harth were voted thv most graceful
dancers.
on Saturday evening report wa
circulated around that company OF
armcd men were seen short distanC,
from town These wore supposed Z.
boz outlaws and their object Was al
como into town in tho uight and liber
ate their companion. 1'od Carver Tn
caut.rd a great deal uf excitement. an :
10 make 10 more $50 at about 80 O'Clock
D. m two shots wore fred ln the dire.
ton in which the men We're seen.
United states MARSHALL Scarborough
lialversou and sheriff Ortcga summon
ed several of the citizens To assist ia
the guarding 81 the Jail and some t.
keep watch that no stranger might
Dee allowed tO come into town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
Notice


Territory of New Mexico, County of
BornalillO, In the District Court
HorculauO Garcia, plaintin, vs., j, +
Cuwan defendant 30. 5S6G
The above named defendant o. here
by notified that suit in assumpHlt
ny attachment has been begun against
HIM. by icrculauO Garcia. and notice
of garnishment la said suit served on
Ambrusi0 Zamora, Mrs w, @ Smith,
MaXimIAnO Gutierrez and Cunrado San.
chez that th" amount claimed Ia said
suit is f222uO together with interest
aud costs ct suit And the said defend.
ant iH also notified that unless he ON.
tors bits appearance, in this suit on or
before the Bird Monday in September.
A. d. 1901. az tho court house ln said
Bornahll0 county. New Mexico iudg
mcnt by default will therein be- render.
ed against him,
HARRY y. OWEN. Clerk.
T. Y, CHAVEZ. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
Adjourned Regular Session.

Albuquerque, ". NJ, june 20. 'HuI.
The board met pursuant ca ud Iuurn
Wrnt as a board of equalization
Present Hon v. a. Miyu. chair
man, Jose l.. Miller aud r. w Hop
kius, commissioners. aud j. A. sum
mprs. clerk.
Tho following tnNpayr u appeared
before the board in rcspuuH. tu mo-.
ticU of their nsHpsamcutH.
Jose &. do iaca. precinct 0. deduct.
g. 400.
Lehman spciacltore precinct 20.
deduct gNuu
Pauline Hartb, precinct 90. deduct
e.1a1
Roman Jaramiilo. precinct Is. de-
duct $500
o. koIh.r co. precinct De-. raise
sustained $500
= korn'r a Go. precinct 10 de-
duct S.".u
80 "a IiawthoUe, precinct -D raise
U.HuUi yeUD
A 49, rloHul 3d. precinct '.. u.e
u.H.ueI 81 500,
10 Abouslemau precinct ls deduct
~ 1000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

Quite a number Of little folks gather
ed at the pleasant home OF Dr and
Mrs. Frank A. Carr 30. iiG south
Arnu street last evening iu honor Of
the hfth birthday anniversary OF their
daughter. Miss la, The hours were
from 6 go S O'Clock and tho principal
amuscmvuts Tor the guests was games
and horseback riding Dr. aud Mr.
Wolyiu were present and assisted 500
entertaining The little host WAS tho
recipient of many little presents which
VIII hr found both uspUl uud urua
mental Refreshments consisting OF
luu cream cake. ,audI.a NUTS and
lemonade were served. after which aU
departed Tor their homes much plea .H
with th" reception rendered Them
The invited guests Included Misap.
Bernie" Parker Louise Berger MiI
drcd Sauburuo hma Mcpherson. ua
1ol Maloy Ruth SauhOmo. Mary M,
Phcrsun Nellie johnson and Mar
gurio iloEuo ana Masters Lesl, san.
borne Fay Mcnts Clinton Parker
Ava and George Richards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
Drummet In BAL en $1,000, chnrne.


q. " Wiclcr AN alleged kansas CUs
drummer De- ia the DiU iul charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
ienres. says the LAS Vegas Record.
Wi"der came tp las Vegas several
days ago and Installed himself aH %
guest az the Eidoradu hotel uu
claimed 10 represent the Platt Can
Goods company, of kjaaus Cjty auo
spent money freely ilo obtained $50
from u O. P"ytup. prupr,tur of tnp
hotel uu draft he drew un mis- al
legged Kansas tHy house. which. De-
represented would Dee huuury3 ON ts
presentation Subsequently Mr. ppy.
ton tclographed Co Kansas CITY &c..
garding the draft aud tho Plat com
pany replied that Wlodor was not Iu
their employ and that hia draft would
not Dee paid
AS result OF thiH message Marshal
Murphy arrested Micdrr ON "a charge
of obtaining money under false pro
tonccH. and be- was placed iu tho rits
iaIl Co await bis trial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

NWNNNN NNNA.Wff.IH
ilo u further ordered that the said
rofunding uonds shall ho delivered to
a. W. Harris A Go. ON receipt of the
agreed purchase price therefor which
purchase price being not less than the
par value OF said bonds shall be- stimuli.
tanoously applied to the payment of a
nto amount of said outstanding bonds
OF this county refunded thereby which
outstanding bonds and coupons there.
tO attached shall thcr"upun be immr.
dintoiy cancelled
Un 70 further ordered that The
County OF norualillo hereby exercises
its option to redeem the said uuislaud.
ing bonds above mentioned, and the
treasurer of this county is .crchy al.
rcctod 10 give notice by publication
at least one time in the following
newspapers. tu.wit. The Alhuquor.
que Daily Citizen. The Albuquerque
Journal Democrat and Tho Cpmmor.
clal and Financial Chronicle that The
said bonds must be- presented ON or
before July 20. 1901. for payment 40
the places whore the same are pas
able aud that interest thereon will
cease after said date.
The foregoing order having hcon
read and pat to vote. received the
following vote. to-wit'
Ayes Eplmcnlo A. Mlora. Jose T..
Miller. A. w HOPKINS.
NayCs- None.
Whorcupon the said order was de-
clnrod duly made and adopted.
ON motion the meeting adjourned.
y. A. MtERA. Chairman
Attest a. SUMMERS, Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
WILLIAMS
From the News.

From the News
Mrs James Johnston Is visiting In
Ash Fork
Miss Josie nnrth of Albuquerque.
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. NJ salz
man.
The young daughter NJ Joe Cohn
one of the popular dry goods men NJ
NJ Sal2man's. ls visiting herr from
Los Angeles
DR. ! T.. Harper OF Chicago. arriy.
eel and in company with Fred Cope.
land igft g.; she plntinBm mines.
jesse Royce arrived from Los An.
golos where he has been attending ST.
Nincent'a college. lle will look after
his cattle ON the range during yaca
tion and return o. Stanford Uniyer.
Hity this FAN where be- will attend uu.
tll completing his education
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
sandoval. n NJ June 2S. Ieol

Sandoval n ~. June rs. 1901
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners Of Bernallio Coun
Is. New Mexico.
Gcntlcmon.
The undersigned. Jesus Ma Sando
val respectfully shows that he is u
citizen Of the United States and a
resident and taxpayer within and foI
che county Of Berualillo county. New
Mexico
Petitioner further prays that this
honorable board uf county commission
pH grant him a franchise for the
term uf hfty years tur the COnstruC
ton and maintenance at telephone
IIun tu run and extend from the north.
Hru city limits ~ the city OF Alhuuucr.
Vu" Brrualilio county. New Mexico.
along Fourth street iu said city and 90
UUu aud extend from said City limits
.iu q suuthrrIN direction tn Railroad
aVcEIr said city also 90 rim from
First trust extending aud running
Through Railroad avenue said city.
and Dyf"ndinR and running Ia "A west.
Dr'y direction from said First street
through and following the course ut
the Albuquerque street railway az far
thD HcTualilio county. New Mexico
court house. a. the old town OF Albu.
guorquo n w.. also tn rum and extend
from tho town ul SnnduVhl Hcrualillo
county New Mexico, running through
iho public road running from the town
of Sandoyal crossing the Rio Grando
at point at on near place known as
iiarfanca ana extending 20 the
town of BornaliIlo said county aud ter.
ritOry
Respectfully
j. NJ SANDDNAL.
Petitioner
The foregoing petition was read and
granted
Adjourned
Approved e. A. MlERA. Chairman
Attest 30 A. SUMMERS. CLERK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

At the meeting of the regents Of
the Agricultural college n Mofilla yes
torday the members elected AS their
president Clinton u. Smith. N. 4. MI
smith has been connected with Tho
agricultural college of Michigan for
several years aud is also president OF
mo American Association 1T Farmers
Institute Workers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

so scsainn was held by the court of
private land clnims yesterday The
court convened arain yesterday fore
noon.
motion for ruhcnriug nlcd by the
United states iu ease No 21g WAS az.
guCd and submitted Hon l.. - Prince
appeared lur Csc sraut claimant and
Hon Matthew g. Reynolds and W ~.
Pope ESD Tor the United States. The
case is that of lcOnidaH Mystas W..
The United states involving the Joa.
quin Mcstas grant on the rio pucrcO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

Albuquerque, y. NJ, June a. 1901
The board met pursuant 10 adjuu
mcnt as a board OF equalization.
Presentation. T.. A. Mioru, chair.
man; jose J.. miller aud u. W. Hop.
kins, commissioners. and J. A. sum.
mcrs, clerk
Minutes of previous meeting read
ana approved.
The following named taxpayer
whose assessments had bocu raised ap
pcared before the board and asked
that the amount go raised be reduced
GO the amount as returned hy them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
TINE INVITATION COMMIssION.

The commission of irrigation of the
territory which mot az The capitol
transacted only routine business in al.
dltipn OF election y. y llnrruun OF
Albuquerque. lts irrigation and civil
engineer. whose duties and componsa.
ton are to bc determined az "a future
meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

signed and registered hy the treasurer
Of the county and the seal Of the
county t0 be- hereto afnxod. atteatod
by the olcrk Of tho county. aud has
caused the photographic signature Of
the treasurer ~ the county to appear
tpon the coupons hereto attached. this
frst day NJ July. 1901.
stttHt t .s..ttsst.tsH
Chairman " the Board of County Com
misslonorg
Countorsignod and Registered
County Treasurer
tscnll
Attest Observation-Disclosures,
County clerk