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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13
EXCURSIONS AND TRAVEL.

EXCURSIONS AND TRAVEL
MARDI GRAs SPECIAL NOTICE.
Il steamer Hill City will leave 81. Louis
February Il at 4 D. m. for New Orleans,
La, taking passengers TO New Orleans
ana return 10 St LoIis, including meals
and berth while en- route, and berth while
at New Orleans, at the total cost Of $40.
Boat will lie at New Orleans four days,
Will stop at Cairo, Ill, Memphis, Tenn,
Nlcksburg, Miss, NatChez, Miss, and
Baton Rouge. both ways; will not handle
freight unuer any circumstances. Par
ties desiring further or res
ervatiou of stateroom, write or wire u.
W. BROLASKl, 902 Fullerton Bldg St
Louis, Mo. 100 ID
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13
STEAMSHIPS.

HOLLAND.ARERIGA LINE
New Twtn-Screw steamerE OF L. 500 TonA-
NEW via BOULOGNE
s1iinE wednesday al 10 A n.
Rvndan ....-. Feb. IS statendRm .....-.AEr. -
ROTTERDAM ....... Mar. = ROTTERDAM 1890. Mar. %
Amsterdam .......A Mar. LlNoordam ....-... April !
Harry MOoreG, 1901 Farnam st.. J. s. AcNaily, Ia41
FarnEm 81, Il. s.. Jones, lbo2 Famam 81 Louis
Neese, First Natl Blk, p. II. FivdT1zz = c.. 1874
Capitol ave, ChaH Mares. b2 So. 10th o.. 8. L
Kostoryz. SOS SO. 18th ST.. Omaha agents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13
TransntInntie Mails.

@
sATURDAY-At s.367a. m. for IRELAND,
per 8. s. IverniR, via Queenstown mail
for other parts of Europe must be dt-
rected per 6. s. lYernia'); at 6:30 a. m.
for EUROPE, per s. s. Finland, via
Southampton at z a. m for ITALY
direct, per s. s. Trave email must be d.
rected per s. . SrGye~S, al $3.50 a. m.
for SCOTLAND direct, per s. S. An
choria tmRn must be directed per s. s.
Anchnria"); at II a m. for DENMARK
direct, per 8 s. Island Cmail must be dL-
reoted per 3 S. lsland').
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-This steamer
takes printed matter. commercial papers
and samples for Germany nnly. The same
class of mail matter Ior other parts Of
Europe will not DE sent by this ship IN
less specially directed by -
After the closing Of the supplementary
transatlantic mails named above. Addi-
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers Of the American, English, French
and German steamers and remain open
until within ten minutes Of the our Of
sailing OF steamer.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELs.
DO YOU WANT TO
BORROW MONEY?

DO YOU WANT TO
BORROW MONEY?
We loan from S10.D up on furniture, i've
stock, pianos, etc.-sALARA IOANs
without mortgage TO persons VINO hoIo Sal
aired positions. An interview will convince
YOU that the conditions OF our contracts
are the most liberal o~btainable IN the clIy.
Ne make no deductions from the amount
borrowed, as some do, thereby comps1ins
YOU TO pay for money you 90 moi ger OuI
ofice is very easily found, ana having re-
Gently had il again remodeled, IL is more
private than ever. We always Try TO please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LoA A., G s5ss
Established 1892. 500 S. 10Th ST. ASZ4
"HEADQUARTERs"
FOR SALARY LOANS -
Every nan or woman IN Smana; Su
omaha AND Council Buns getIhs
salary call and get our money on your
plain note, without publicity mor'sAse
oi TRY US on
FURNITURE LOANS.
Goods remain in your possession, S9o -
the fun amount of loan Mlth9Ht So
zion. our system Of the eases
our rates a-e easily The lowest we aim
10 RELIABLE CREDIT co.
&c, on Elevator at Third Floor.
Room 800. PAXTON BLOCK ROOM SS
H STAR LOAN CoMPANY
Room GA Paxton Block Phone tZzSe.
This sos0FSs4 and AZ ths sai Rlass'e em RIda II
Won have a permanent position as clerk'
bookkesper, salesman. machlnist or att
san of any kind, you can optaln on 49,
note, without security or indorser'
Monthly Monthly. Weekly.
aoA-return to us. .S26.66 SlS8 sSS2
! 5e-return to us..-. 1913 So @s
25-return TO US. sec $SS 100
Id n4scas are private and our business
CONFIDENTIAL From 8 a. m TO ,. m q.
The BEST place 10 borrow money on your
SAIARY, FURNITURE. LINESIOCh
w&ERE you can get any amount.
WHERE you get the lowest rates.
WHERE no charges are mace IN
WHERE everything n c~onhoenIlaL
W%HERE YOU return II in easy payments:
WHERE you pay for only the time money
FER can you do better than at the
PHOENIX CREDIT CO.
$50 Paxton block Iolh anu x1NSSa
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
EALARIED PEOPLE, merchants. team
STEERS. boarding houses, etca without Sc
cirity; easiest terms; ~ onlceh FIln
cipm cities. Tolman, 40 Board OF IFaue
Bldg.
CHATTEL. salary & jewelry loans. Foley
Loan Co, sue TO d. Green n" o. xdssS
/ MONEY loaned on plain note to salsTied
people; business confidential, lowest rates
sd Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton 80.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture Jew
elry, horses, COWS, etc. c. F. Reed, Sls . 10
WE LOAN money on furniture. pianos and
diamonds OMAHA CHATTEL LOAN
BANK. l4O4 Farnam. upstairs. Tel AIz =
-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13

THE GERMAN MUTUAL h incorporated
under the Law OF 1S73, which Is the only
mutual insurance law thar absolutely linz
its the LIABILITY OF the assured 10 the pre-
MUM contract.
president and treasurer John Wall, vice
PRESIDENT: G.. ". hicks. secretary; =. J.
C0wdeFy, assistant secretary, l. W. Mar
shall director; Fred J. White, direcEpE,
HOME OFFICE, LIS FGrnEm
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13
When You Write
TO Advertisers

remember It only takes an extra stroke OF
two o. the pen TO mention the fact that
you Jaw the ao in The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13

CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
state OF Nebraska, Office OF Auditor OF
Public Accounts, Lincoln, February lst,
1905
IL is hereby certified that the German
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Of Omaha IN
the state OF Nebraska, has complied with
the insurance law OF this state applicable
10 such companies and Is therefore au-
thorized 10 continue the business OF IRE
and lightning insurance in this state for
the current year ending January Slst. 1904,
Witness my hand and The seal OF the
auditor OF public accounts the day and
year FIRST above written.
Seal CHARLES WESTON,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
J. j. PIERCE. Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13

FOR RENT.
$40 a. nine miles n. w. OF Leigh. Neb.; q
finely improved farm, mostly cultivated,
well equipped for handling stock and
grain raising; will rent Tor one year, with
privilege OF fve years. Price. s. per acre.
Inquire OF r. c. Peters a Co, Omaha
Neb., ground floor Bee building.
2 RE-M7S1 70
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13

lincoln. Colo. Springs,
Denver, Pueblo ana
W est .........-........a Lou pn a asHQ pm
Colo, Texas, Cal and
Oklahoma F1yer......a $50 pm a12;4Q pm
wabash.
81. Louis Cannon BRl"
L&preBs ................a h;h5 pm q E.A am
St. LoulE 1ocaA, Loun-
Gil Bluns.....-.......a sab am RlOS0 pm
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13

a Daily. b Daily except Su1Gzy. { Daily
.Scepf Ssturasy. e Daily except MONDAY.
r. Sunday only.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-13

o RENT-FUKNIsHED Rooms
DEWEY European Hotel lsth and FArnsm.
E-NT
81 PER wEEKA22 6. 18th ST. one block
south OF court house. E-l&
AETNA HOUSE. European. lSth d Dodge
E-T99
ROYAL HOTEL. European. 10Th q chicago.
ESQ
STEAM-HEATED rooms. so Der month.
Barker Hotel lsth and Jones SITS. Tel 80.
E-MSl6 FIJI
L n n hAuls uunkA TslsphOns -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
PoSToFFicE RECEIPTS.
Charges and Allowances In the New
Mexico Offices.

Special to Citizen.
Washington June l6.-The following
are the changes in allowances in the
postofiices for New Mexico. beginning
July /, 1903:
Albuquerque, $1,000 to s2,7OO; total
receipts s24.S54,93.
Carlsbad, 81 500 to 81 600; total re-
ceipts. s4.S52.59
Clayton. $1,000 to 81 300; total re.
ceipts. s2,72693.
Deming, $500 to $500; total re.
cslpts, s3,943.9s.
Gallup, $500 to 81 LOO; total re.
ce.pts. S3cot17.
as Cruces, 81 400 to 81 400: total re.
ceip,s, s3.oS725.
as Vegas, 81 100 to 80 200; total re-
coipts, S10179.o3
Ration, $500 TO $4,000: total re.
reipts. ss.139.Gi
Roswell, $1,000 to 2,2OO; total re-
ceipts. s10.21913.
Santa Fe. $500 to 81. 200; total re-
ceipts, $40 1871.
Silver City, $500 to 81 700, total re.
ceipts. s5.66495.
Socorro, sl,100 TO s1.l0O. total re.
celpts, s2.371.20
Springer. 81 LOO to 81 100: total re.
ceipts, s2,l5O.SG.
Other Offices where no changes are
maze not sent.
The fight will he hot and close next
year between the cities of Ration, Pos
well, Las Vegas and Santa Fe as to
which will he the second city 10 Albu-
querque in the territory. They are
each now marked at $4,000. Ration ad.
vanced this year s400. Roswell 5000.
Las Vegas 800 and Santa Fe decreas-
ed 500. AT a proportionate rate next
year. Ration would be second to Albu-
querque, Roswell third, Las Vegas
fourth and Santa Fe fifth. Silver City
had decrease of 500.
IRA NJ. BOND.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
MEXICAN TARIFF.
New Ruling That Requires Payment
OF $500 Per Ton on Powder.

Effective July l a number of new
rates will be effective in the Mexican
customs department. covering the
duties on certain articles imported in
To Mexico. Among these is a change
in the rates on powder. The new
ruling provides that dynamite and in.
dustrlal explosives entered through
the custom houses OF the republic. or
manufactured in the territory of the
republic, will pay 5000 per ton.
A change VII also be made In the
importation and internal taxes on al.
coholic liquors and tobacco
These changes are made necessary
owing to the reduction in stamp taxes.
which had been increased to meet the
crises OF 1893 and 1904. and which
have just been reduced to their old
standard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
a Boycott Declared.

Chicago dispatch states that the
order of Railroad photographers has de.
clared a boycott against the Atchison.
Topeka a Santa Fe road. a circular
letter. signed by the president and
grand secretary of the order having
been received by the ticket agents of
all the roads centering in Chicago.
The letter asks the ticket agents.
when routing passengers and freight.
TO discriminate against the Santa Fe.
The trouble between the telegraph.
ers and the Santa Fe is of long stand.
ing. In 1890 the telegraphers and
station agents became dissatisfied
with their pay and working conditions
and sent a committee TO Chicago to
make demands. and. after many con.
ferences. a strike was called.
The officers of the order say that
the company. by a subterfuge. induced
the men to resume work at the end OF
seventeen days, and they also say that
those who took part In the strike have
been Disseminated against ever since
by tbs Santa Fe and some other roads.
The Santa Fe has not been employing
members Of the order for some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
BEAT THE aocKEFeLLeRs.

Mexican Government Prevented Their
Acquisition Of Mexican National.
The Rocketellers are keenly inter.
ested in a statement expected from
James Speyer d Co. which will make
nown the extent of the interest which
The Mexican government has acquired
n the Mexican National railroad The
time expires then for depositlng vot.
ing trust certificates of the road with
Speyer a. Co.
The deal is regarded as black eye
for the Rockefeller interest. which was
understood to control the Mexican Cen.
trail road, the rival of the Mexican Ma.
tional The trip of young John d. Rock
efeller to Mexico some months ago
was said to have been for the purpose
Of studying the question of consolldat.
ing the two lines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
The Citizen First.

A prominent merchant told The Citi-
zen representative this morning that
he uses various methods of advertis-
ing, but nothing else since his space
in The Citizen has heen contracted for.
No other medium brings such large re-
turns, he said, considering the result,
and 1t is by all odds the cheapest.
And why is this? Simply because
The Citizen is read by the people II
is to be found in the Office. in the store.
en- the cars-no place is denied it
and all this because il is a downright
necessity. The person who tries to
get along without II is certain TO fall
out of the procession. The newspaper
brings buyer and seller together, and
is thus entitled 30 hold first place In
the matter OF advertising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
MINING NOTES.

Cal Wilson, A. A. Schwerln and J. A.
Farrell have struck II rich in the Wal.
lapai mountains near 3he Enterprise
company mines. Mohave county. Ari.
zona. The ore Is thick with horn sill.
yer and runs up into the hundreds Of
dollars. The ore was struck at a
depth of thirty feet and Is widening
with depth. The vein Is large and
the pay streak eighteen inches. IL
seems to be coming their way with a
down.hill pull
II. C. Malloy and wife were at King.
man from stockton Hin. Mr.. Malloy
is superintendent Of the Earl mine
which just now IL reported to be show
Ing up splendid values.
A. J. Doran, president of Arizona s
Worlds Fair commission, arrived In
kingman from Los Angeles. Mr.. DO.
ran Is well known mining operator
and has made number OF successes
in the handling OF Arizona properties
where others had failed.
II Is rumored that ten stamp mill
Is about To be installed at the Clay
Springs group of mines. In the Music
mountain country of Arizona. There
is good supply of water at Clay
springs and this will be brought IN to
be used In the mill The mines show
good bodies Of tree milling ore, which
will be broken down and run through.
The mine is one of the best in that
section OF country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
o Q . . o Q Q Q Q o . . . . Q 90
RAILROAD NOTES.
O o Q q q o o o o % o q - o Q Q o

The delegates to the annual convon.
ton Of the Train Dispatchcrs associa.
ton of America gathered at Nashville,
Tenn. yesterday. They came from
all parts OF the United States and
many Of them were accompanied by
heir wives. At the opening session
= delegates were welcomed on be-
hal u the city and the local railroad
men. ana at, atse iormallties had
Ieon disuos,d OF the annual reports
Ji the officers were taken mp for dis.
ussicu. The sessions will continue
until Friday
The ri paso = Southwestern has
placed orders for four simple "Paci.
&C. three simple consolidated and
TWO simple decapod locomotives.
The Santa Re railway has over 1000
extra men on it's payrols just now
repairing food damages to the road
IN New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
lneendiary Fire at Kinaman.

Last Tuesday night the dwelling
house and assay Office owned by Henry
p Ewing and William Heimrod. In the
southwest part of town. were destroy
ed by fire, says the Kingman Miner
The origin of the fire Is supposed
70 have been incendiary, as no one
was about the building for some
days. The fire was discovered break.
ing from the dwelling house. but al
though a number of people arrived in
good time II was found impossible to
do anything toward extinRuishing the
flame for lack OF water The oil or
gasoline tanks were on the track In
front of the building. but were showed
away in time to save them and their
contents. Considerable of the assay
materials. scales, etc, were saved. The
loss is about $4,000, partly covered by
insurance. A few years ago Messrs.
Ewing q Heimrod lost their sampling
works 10y fire. the loss being very
heavy This additional loss will be
severely felt by the boys Among the
people of Kingman the destruction of
the building Is regretted by reason of
its associations. the dwelling being the
first house erected in the town, the
date being c1out the year 1881.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
CLAYTON.

From the Enterprise.
Mrs. Robt Brown returned from
Kansas City.
Those who planted alfalfa this year
are now congratulating themselves up
on their foresight.
Mrs. N. r. Charlton and her daugh-
ter. Alice. left for OlIvet, Kas., where
they will visit for month.
Prof. Tooley, from Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. is in the city for the pur-
pose of organizing a dancing club. The
professor comes well recommended.
J l.. De Haven was In town and re.
ports that he has lost several sheep,
which were recently sheared, on &C.
count Of the cold rains
There has been considerable loss in
lambs during the past week on ac.
count Of the rain. Several parties who
had commenced To shear lost heavily
from the newly sheared sheep.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20

THAT SANTA FEE DIVIDEND.
President Ripley Says II VIII Not BE
CurtaIIed or Passed

The many rumors which have gone
forth regarding the curtaiiment of div.
idends on Santa Fe common stock
have caused a decided panic among
smaller stockholders. and many Of
them have been induced to sell their
holdings at loss. President Ripley
o. the Santa Fe in recent interview
regarding the matter, said:
1T is no part OF my business to at
tempt 10 influence tn. stock market.
but | do not like to feel that bona fde
holders of our stock for investment
are being induced to sell at a sacrifice
because OF these absurd stories about
passing or reducing dividends The
dividends on common is not due until
October !, and the matter will not
come before the directors until Aug.
ust. No man can tell what will hap.
pen between now and that time. but
there Is no more reason to anticipate
change in the dividend rate todsy
than there was year ago today. The
subject has not been under discussion
in the board because there has been
no occasion for such discussion and
nothing in the conditions to make II
necessary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20

for the Deaf and lmb ii. .-lta F.
The superintendent of public iu
struction gives these territorial insti
tutions seventy-one teachers, 907 pu
pits, salary paid to teachers $S7. {
and total amount of propertw $500 900
One thing should be remembered wit
pride by our people. and that Is that
when students go from these school
into any of our eastern lst or.
they generally stand a GOO examine
tion, showing that they law BE,
well taught. and they nearly away 1
more than hold their own with their
associates In eastern schools.
Mr.. Harwood thinks also that I'M
stead of praying morning noon and
night to be delivered from statehood
and Mathew Quay" we would show
better taste to express gratitude tc
Mr. Quay. Roiey and others for their
indomitable efforts to lift us out OF
our territorial ruts and place us on
the highway OF statehood, where We
will have a fair show in the race OF
life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
lRoN.cLAD ASSOCIATION.
Business Men Of Roswell Have
Formed Strong Organization.


Formed a Strong Organization.
The Roswell business men have or
EaniZed somewhat on the plan OF the
business men of the cities that have
been troubled with strikes. Nearly ev.
cry business man or firm in Roswell
has signed the constitution and by.
laws. The constitution states that
.he object OF the association Is the
better promotion of business inter
ests and to unite the merchants for
Joint cooperation of any and all mat.
tiers Affecting their Joint or several in.
terests The three resolutions are as
fellows:
"First-Evcry man has a right TO
work for whom he chooses for such
wages as he sees 1T. as many hours as
he chooses and to quit when he choos-
es. provided that In so quitting ne
does not violate his contract without
adequate abuse.
"Second-Every person. firm or cor.
poration has the right to employ whom
he, or It, pleases. for such wages as
may be mutually agreed upon. and to
discharge any employee at pleasure,
provided chat such discharge is not
In violation OF contract without ade-
quate abuse
"Third-We DO not approve OF the
boycott. and We will not employ, or
retain in our employ any person who
engages In IT,"
The fourth and last resolution is
pledge to abide by the three above
given.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
Dake's Agency Moved.

The Il. c. Dake Newspaper Advertis
ing agency OF San Francisco. Cal
has moved from the Merchants Elk
change. where II has been located 70
the last twenty-three years, to tn,
Eyre building. 124 Sansome street
new and larger quarters This is III,
leading agency OF the coast. in fac
il is the only agency, for II places ad
vertisements almost anywhere an,
by telegraph II Necessary. Thii
agency Is now known AS one OF th'
solid institutions of the west an,
many who wish 10 do bushes
through reliable source hunt al
Dake's agency when wishing to plac1
advertising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
The CONCESSIONS OF A Wife
IL Would Have Been in My Grave Long
Ago Had 1t Not Been for
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND"

This Is the closing sentence OF
thankful and grateful letter of testi-
mony written by Mrs. r. Hoffman OF
kylertown, Pa. A complication OF
liver trouble, kidney disease and stom.
ach neuralgia resisted the best treat.
mcnt Of an able and experienced fam.
lily physician. When all seemed dark
and gloomy, kind Providence direct.
ed an anxious husband to have his
wife make use of the medicine that
saves even at the eleventh hour.
Paine's Celery Compound gloriously
q iumphed; II removed waste and pois.
onous matters from the blood toned
every organ and nourished the weak
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20

notify Abran Abeyta. former treasurer
and collector of this county. and each
and all OF his bondsmen as follows:
You are hereby notified that the
final report made by Abran Abeyta. rs
treasurer and collector. showing him
to be in debt to the county on final
settlement in the sum OF s16,Os7.37. is
rot satisfactory. as examination Of
the books made under direction OF the
board shows that the said former
treasurer and collector. Abran Abeyta
Is indebted to the county in much
larger sum than shown by his said
final report.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the District Court. County OF Bel
nalillo. Territory of New Mexico
Thomas ~ Wilkerson. Trustee, ct al
plaintiffs. VS.. Wiley NJ. Weaver an
NJ. Valeda Weaver. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that unde
and by virtue Of the decree OF sal
court in the above entitled cause. dai
ed May 18th. 1903. the undersigned an
pointed special master in said deere
for the purpose OF executing the samQ
will. on the 22d day OF July, A. d. 1905
al 10 O'Clock 4. m. on said day at TIL
front door of the court house OF BED
nalillo County. New Mexico. In oil
Albuquerque, n. NJ, offer for sale AMI
sell TO the highest bidder for cash th'
property hereinafter described, to sa
isfy the Indebtedness decreed TO n
due to the said Thomas n. Wilkersor.
trustee. from said defendants. TO wild
s6,6s2.l4. principal and 5000 attorney
fees with interest on said principa'
sum from the date OF said decree I'D
I'll paid, together with costs of sad
suit. and which said Indebtedness waf
by said decree sdjudged Ia be a nrst.
lien upon the prcperty In said decfg
described, and which said indebto
ness will on the day of sale aforesaid
together with interest amour to nd
sum of s6,9s4.12. together with cost
OF suit and costs OF sale; and said d (
PENDANTS having made default In TIC
payment OF said li |, btednsss accord
ing 10 the terms CO sail decree, an'
SID Indebtedness still remains DID
AL unpaid. The property to be SOD
is described as fo.o1s
Ar undivided cnt hllf interest 4
and 10 lots Plumbers twenty-five, tweh
ty-three and twenty-four. in bloc
number eleven. In the New Mexic
Town eompan,s town site aidltld
in the City of Albuquerque, as SAM
are known and designated upon III
map OF said addition. made by NJ.
Mack. G. e.. and filed in the record
er's Office OF Bernalillo county. Ne
Mexico. on the 29th day OF Decembe
1882.
Also lots thirteen, fourteen and NJ
teen. in block "a" In the Duran ar
Alexander addition TO the City OF Al
buquerque. as designated upon II
map OF said addition made by C.
Mariner. and filed In the recorder,
ONCE OF Bernalillo county. New Me,
leo. September 18th. 1884. II
Said sale will be subject to approv,i
and confirmation by said distri,
court. w. r. DAME.
Special Master.