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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
AN FL PASO MAN
WITH BOGUS COIN

Marshall Puett II N Paso, Was b.
ioro Police Judge Crawford thia
morning % anawer for attempting b.
circulate a spurious 81 silver coin
re waiKed into Joe viao'a place on
North Fourth street yesterday and
purchased i've cen worth % crack
lrs, to pay for y hich no rendered
the bogus dollar ino coin Wa lon.
modlatoly rejected ana Puott produc
ed a good quarter Ia its stead. NJ
VisO notified the police ana pointed
ou, tue man % an officer. who forth
with gave pucit a paliot In tho Gala.
loose. I'uott caid that no 500 the
money in ~ rqso aud told . vory
9lausable story OF wansarnE owes
the country looking for work. % the
court tOuvn0d tim lose with inatruo
lions 10 beat a haBiy hight IRON Al.
buquorquo. The dollar was a very
gooi Imitation OF rather soft babbot
motal.lead alloy, but was too thick and
too dark Ia color 90 pass weu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

looks prosperous In and arnund Han
Jose. where rains came IN 5000 time
20 make everybody fool good. mr. and
Mrs. George Bas'stt. OF san Jose.
Cal. accompanied them 20 the city.
ana the visitors viii lake charge OF
the Haines Robertson mesa resort.
they are welcomed TO tuo city.
The regular meeting OF the WO-
man club will be acid Saturday az.
tefnoon a. $3.50 ia knights OF pythlns
hall The afternoon will be devoted
To- parliamentary pracuce. All mem
bers are requested 20 be present
James g Dlncan. o.. OF Luz Vegas.
who was az los Angeiss the past few
months. passed up the ROAD home
bound thla morning James wia leave
las Vegas shortly for Kansas city.
where bis m0tnor % very 900 10 a hos.
pital
aat night A. w. a. Greer. presi.
dent OF the albuquerque Traction
company lC0 for san .arclai. &C.
companiCn by hiu iathorinlpW, Mr.
j. A. Iastro who 10 interested with
him IN a large grant IN tat vicinity
whore they viii remain for q few
dayh.
Hon g T.. Kurtr ana vile and Miss
" ID Ebersole stcnOgraphor % Mr.
kurtz left this mora ng tor the Kur.
q home AZ COLUMBIAN Ohio. after the
Winters soiourn i6 tae city NJ kur.
~ was secretary 90 Senator Foraker
from Ohio. when the latter was gov.
crnor OF that state Mr. Hurts 10 iiou.
tilted with one o; the largest mining
corporations OF Mexico
Only one more Gay romaina where.
10 taxpayers and property owners
VIII DC allowed 90 ms their tai re.
turns Tor the present hscai year in
tho assessors once without penalty
Tor failure 90 DO 20 witain the legal
time on ana after Monaay next the
assessor viii add the legal penalty
Of twenty-five por cent on all returns
then and thereafter ned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
WRITS OF INJUNCTION SERVED

Late yesterday afternoon. the a..
Gibson, Topeka a santa re Railway
company. through be solicitor. Cot.
a. g Twitchell. Med a complaint 10
the district court presided over By
Hon. y. 3. Baker. praying an iniunc-
tion against t73 machlnlsta. boiler.
makers, apprentices. handymon, help.
ere and metal workers. who won't
out on a strike from the shops In this
city Wednesday and yesterday.
Tie writa prayed Tor we're grantod
as tho defendants are restrained
from ln any manner interfering with
The agents and employees OF the com.
paay in the management. movement
or operation Of the companya on.
ginea. cars end on other machinery
aad appliances. Thoy are also en-.
ioilc6 from interfering with the men
who are taxing the places OF the
strikers and are restrained from en-.
toring uron the companya rigntof.
Way aud other grounos and property.
Tho injunction is a very comrfe-
ncnaivo and yolumnioug document,
and Judging from the prompt q ton
Jakan by the company. ne legal coun.
sci has been anticipating this sort og
troublo for some Gays. me restrain
irg order he the most far reaching
ever issued from any court To this
territory
Tho Ci,.zcn publishes ho,ow the
order 10 show cause. and the writ
OF injunction Sheriff Hubbell and
several deputies have 0con busy an
lay serving papers.
This morning. Col r. u. twitcholl,
sounaol FOR the railway company.
sot out writa Of injunction against
thirty 90 forty more employees % the
local shops who have Joined the
strikers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
SURVEYORS At WORK
SUMMING oRADEs-TiEs BEING
DISTRIBUTED A.oho ROUTE.

city Engineer re Ross and bra e.
glnnulng c0rps which have been en-.
pi0yod the past fUw days siWns
sradon and levels Tor tno electric rail-.
road beginning at the corner OF A.
lantic avenue aud Ihird street reach.
Ga. the corner of Gold avenue and Bee.
end street this noon and vii have nn.
ishod as lar az Railroad ayonue By
SATURDAY and possibly farther.
Two teams are daily dihtrlbudng
800 ties along tho line Of road and
one team % hauling dirt aud dump.
lng % along the route al the rate OF
5000 feet a Gay. % will require about
300 Tee Tor che road. 2.diO 20 the
mile. so that a. the rate OF bOv ties
a day u will require ten days 70 dis.
tribute The ties.
H. NJ. Chadhourno. Chiol engineer
tor the Albuquerque fraction com.
pany, Is expected 10 arrive % the
city on the first OF poKt woek ans
actual construction Will then segin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
HEROES OF CHEMULPO
BATTLE RECEIVED

g. PetCraburg, april 2g-2.O6 p.
m -sucn outhuiBi Of popular enthua.
iasm az was witnessed today upon
the arrives here oi the survivors OF
tho Varlag ald kouCtz has not been
experienced for any years. undotcr-
I'd the raw rainy weather many ~
a hundred thou6tus persons crowded
The three mile Nevsay. from the rail-
road depot % the palace square.
Woofs and wind wa were black with
people waving ntv nNEs The whole
route WAS nhod by koldicf,. nailorh
Rpd cadets OF military schools Grand
Duke Alexis. AZ MIS- admiral receiv
ga the heroes Attended, BY q bril-.
liant stan ~ admirals. the riand duke
approached the survivors OF the Chem
ulpo engagement ana Captain Roud.
cneR. commander OF the Variag. "a.
lutod and presented tho grand duke
with the .ormal report OF the bat.
lie These tormallties over. the dopu.
tatlons 90 nobility and municipality
presented the addresses 81 welcome
and tradition bread ana salt Then
began the triumphRn, march down
The Neysky People went fairly vile
over the heroes and rhowered them
With flowers. AZ the c0Iumu ap.
rroacheu the winter palace. the EN-.
peror and empress came ont 90 me
balcony greeted them aud tres re.
tired 10 receive visitors On the mag.
nihclcnt Nicholas nail. which had
been converted into church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
NOTICE c. SUIT

In the district court OF the county
OF Bernallllo. Territory OF New
MEXICO Minnie NJ Kinder. plainuR.
Va Joseph d. Rinder. defendant
No. 66fS.
Tho said defendant. Joseph a. Rind.
or. is hereby notified that a suit has
been hled against him In the district
court %! the county 90 Bernnlillo and
Territory OF New MoKic-. by said
plaintiff. Minnie M Hndor praying
a divorce from the marriage now ca.
Iatlng between plaintiff and defend
ant on the grounds OF failure 70 sup
port aud Abandonment; that unless
you enter your appearance IN said
suit on or before the alst day o. May.
1904 judgment by default will be on.
tered against you.
Plaintiffs attorney IL E l.. Medlef,
whose poatofico address 10 Albuquor
que. N. ~
t3oal) W. E DAME.
Clerk OF District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

the names Of the additional atfik.
crn. who we're served with Wriia this
afternoon In connection with the or.
iginal net filed In the complaint yes.
torday afternoon, are az follows. Pod.
10 Apauoca. max naca, herman Con.
zalos. Paul stattuck, william BAY.
theodore H. Alino an. Albright. Jose
Scenarios Theodore Caskoy. r. Cor
dova, Pro Chaves. A. r. Devoro. G..
w. l.. n,oore %. a. emerson. Apollnio
Gonzales. Joe haouagon. J.. A. Haas.
Luis Herman. MaEario LopoE. Daniel
tobato. Edward Long, kdmund Mil.
Ier B0niiaClo Montoya. p. J. Meag.
han. %. B.. r. Ross. crank g. San.
chez. O. w. Sims. Antonio ruiulo.
Juan Chayoa. prCsonto 8anchoE aud
all other persons whose ramea are
unknown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
Notice Of Sale Under chattel Mort.
gage.

Notice Of Sale Under chattel Mort.
gage.
Notice Is hereby given that A. Rob
ortson. on the 2ath day OF September,
1908. maze and executed a chattol
mortgage 90 the Brunswick.balke.
COlleador company. % Chicago, No.,
upon the following described prop.
erty.
one 20 foot ual, Republic counter.
one 20 foot oak Republic back bar,
two sections OF copper tank; one No.
$50 u Novelty bar; one 20 foot oak
Republic mirror frame. one 20 foot
brass foot ran, one z foot oak No. 2
Combination cigar case; one oak No
4 Standard bar screen.
TO secure The sum of ga32. ovidenc.
od by ten promIssory notes each for
tho sum OF $3.50, dated September
2s. 1908, and payable IN /, 2. 3, e.
s. 6. 2. s. and 90 months after date.
respectively. and that said onattel
mortgage provided that IN case OF Dc.
fault Ia payment OF any OF said notes
as and when the same became due.
then tho notes remaining unpaid
should Immediately become due and
payable that default mas been made
10 the payments OF tho notes number.
ed 2, 8, 4, b and 8. becoming due Nov.
2s. Dee 20, 1908. Jan, IS, Feb 2s and
March 20. 1904; that by reason OF the
default 10 tho payment OF said notes
the undersigned. the brunswick Hal
keCollender company, az mortgagee
has taken possession OF the said prop
erly and By virtue o. the terms OF
said chattol mortgage, will on Tues
day, the 10th day OF May, 1904, at the
front door OF tho court house IN Al
huquerque, N NJ. At the hour OF ten
o'clock g. M, sell said above descrlb
"a property 10 the highest bidder fol
cash FOR tno purpose oI satisfying the
Indebtedness due under said mort
gage, which on the day OF sal,
amounts 20 the sum OF 500 As, TO
gother with ten per cent attorneys
fees on said indebtedness, provides
| hy saId notes 10 be paid. ana the eH
pcnses OF said sale said property
is now situated IN the vacant ator,
room a. No. 205 South First street
Albuquerque. NJ ~.
Said chattel mortgage was nled fol
record on the SIN day OF October
le03. and recorded 10 Book n OF Chat
tel Mortgages, page 1876, OF the rec
orda o. Bornallllo county.
THE BRUNSWICK -HALKBCOLLER
DER COMPANY.
(seaD Mortgage
10y E l. Mellcr. lts Attorney
Dated April sth. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
SNOWMAN BURNED TO DEATH
a GASOLINE TORCH KNOCKED
FROM a POST NEAR DEALING,
SETTING FIRE TO a Perform.
ER's CLOTHING.

On Saturday evening last during TIE
progress OF a Mexican show 81 Vilin
Nuoya. just east OF DemlnE. says ths
Headlight. a gasoline torch was knock
"a from a post. and falling into tue
ring, set Gre % the clothing Of one Of
the performers, Pablo hormandea, and
burned him % badly that he diod
Thursday morning. Il was reported o.
the Justice Of the peace that two men
ia the audience threw or kicked the
burning torch up against tho perform.
or, and an investigation was taoroforo
necessary. Claio Carbon and Pedro
valerdos we're charged with murder
and arrested. but at the gearing be-.
fore Justice Pennington yesterday the
testimony was 10 the chcct that thc
burning was purely accidental and
che accused were discharged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
PARTY
WAS A JOLT AFFAIR

Al tho reception rendered ahs
Naughty Miss Chryaantnomum' %.
era company last night ~ Orchos.
trion hall. a hundred people. ola and
young, had most delightful time
Miss switzor secured tho first priRo.
China cup and saucer. or pinning the
tall on The donkey. while blinafoidsd
and Miss Rena Erico carried away
the BOBBY prize 10 tho same contest
Music for dancing waa furnished b.
Mrs. Berry. Prof Divine and Prof
BMaurO. Lemonade was served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

0rlgla received q dispatch from W0ah.
ingtcn Tuesday AFTERNOON IN reply %
one from Nm asking Tor instructions.
authorizing him 20 employ an nocos.
aary help 20 oxtinguish Ares on public
lands lie had. however. before the
receipt OF ,nis telegram sent lnsiruo.
lions 70 Bland 10 hire al necessary
help 20 protect the timber on tho
public domain. The damage 10 tim.
Der IN the Cochlti range by the forest
Ores within the last few days is not
az great az reported. although con.
siderable timber on a few isolated aec.
Tons was burned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
BRATERY OE JAPS
EVOKED ADMIRATION

g. Petersburg. April - -Detaiin
OF Roar Admiral YoaEen'a raid ahoW
that II was entirely successful he
safely brought bacE hla ships after
innictlng material and moral damage
on tho enemy. iho conduct OF l1o
troops remaining abroad the Kinahia
Maru IN refusing 70 surrender and
arIng upon tho Russians while ne
transport was singing ovokea %
bounded admiration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
Cavalry For me Falr.

General Franz Balawin whom here
short time ago promised A. a. Nc.
Ganoy. president "a the Territorial
Fair association, that he would aend
two troops OF cavalry 20 the faiF II
The association dosirou them. The
cavalry has always proved a big foa.
turo of tho territorial fair and they
win 10 welcomed back noEt tan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
FALSE STATEMENT CORRECTED

. Tho statement 10 the Morning 3
. Journal that Col n W DObaon .
q was Instrumental "a obtaining D
. the iniunctlona against the shop .
Q men who have gona on q strike .
q IL without foundation, On fact Q
q Col DObaon doo5 not appear az D
. attorney 10 thiB matter, an ol .
9 tho court matter being looked az. .
. ter BY Col. Twitcnoll solicitor b
q for the company. The own D
u Blainta are an sworn 20 BY Mo. D
10 chanlcai Superintendent sgoph. D
10 co L. bean. D
0OOROReSOooOoOOO0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
JAPANESE SHIPS
SIGHTED AGAIN

81 Petersburg. April 2s-Yiceroy
Aloxiof teiographa unoer todays date
that Japanese ships we're sighted siH
mncs on Port Arthur last night ana
that thiH morning ten Japanese crula.
cra and siH torpedo boats were seat
Ia tho adjacent bay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
OUR METHODIST FRIENDS
COMING THIS WAY

Kansas City, April 2y--siK Banta
Santa 70 special trains from IN
cago bearing delegates from the east.
orn states 10 the Methodist confer-
ence az Zoe Angeles. Caliiornla, a..
rived here today and TERI over the
Same road an hour latIr, They ~
direct 20 Ios Angeles BY way OF Alsa.
uucruuo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
ITALIAN EDITOR
has DISAPPEARED

Pueblo. April can appca fas
made today 10 italian y,co co... II AZ
Denver by Dondamcn and friends OF
Charles be Mol. italian editor. who
disappeared from trinidad. 70 enlist
bis assistance In locating be Mol.
80 trace OF him has been found and
iho belief Ia growing that he Mou
la being dctaincu OF has mot with foul
play
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Pokin. April 29.--lt Ia aHsortea on
tho best o. authority mat Russians
are about 10 enforce the martial law
east OF the Lao river. Lac govoyn.
meut is worried and the doVagor en-.
pres has ordered provincial governors
20 abanr'u her bIrth0ay celebration
ard 20 use the money collected for
tnat purpose 20 equip Boventytvo
thousand troops Immediately
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
FOREST FIRE CHECKED.
m THE cocHiTi MOUNTAINS
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE
TO TIMBER LANDS M THAT
SECTION.

special Agent John 0rigla. Of the
general land once, Santa Ne, yostor.
day received a telegram from Bland IN
the Coohiti mining district that the
forest fires which have been raging
IN several sections OF the Coohlu
mountains are now under con,rol Mr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Erivhn Russia. April z9.-Ausmpt
hnn been Eado 10 aasasainate the dis.
trict governor OF BchmledEin He ives
struck ny two bullets. Ono penetrated
his chest. The motive Of tas attemuf
10 political
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

st. Louis. April 2y.--OovornoF Faa.
body. OF Colorado. accompanied By
a delegation from taas state. aEriy.
% today. Governor Joseph n. TOolo.
% Montane. IL also hero. Thoy win
atiena the opening ceremonies ~ ths
Worlds Ftlr tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Writ OF inlunoNon,
Torrltory OF Now Mexico. TO:
Thomas l.. Wilson. J %. Buckalew,
IL. b. Allen. Robert Abraham. e. o..
Bisby. w. $ Hoohuor. william nor.
~, Fred Blrtman, Joseph Burrlp. A..
W. Handbook. Thos. BrItt0u. Chas.
Becker j. a. CreIlin, George Dent.
DsIdrich Doopke. Geo. be Long, o..
" Drury. J. W. Durkin. W. Ereapko.
10. q. French. q, Fuberg. u y. Heverio.
a. ~ Hawthorne. r. r. Herrick, re-
r. Hockett. w J hackott. @. r. Ho-
sarth. John Johnson. r. A. Inslcy,
soter Jacobsen. John Jacobaen. l.. n.
Knobs. r. 70. Lever A. "a. Mcllvain.
Jos Mcmahon. Walter NeIson. Matt
Poll. Victor Patullo. John Pihutrom,
Chas. Raach. Otto Robertson. l., "A.
Roblee. J. somo W. w. steward.
Frank soibert. John seibort. y. ,.
Seihert, ChaB Scholko, q. l.. Sharp.
Howard Hatcher, Chaa. Trap, q. ID.
Wise. g.. w. white. w. r. Walsh.
WIN wilkins. u. WlsonoerEsr, Martin
Hondricks0n. Samuel DadioldsOn, q.
@. B1uoheId. Hiram Handbook. ..
ace Bovoo. Harry Flukc. n w. Heivo.
d. Walter Johnson, Paul Loonhardt,
Paul MiIlCnbaugh, J. ST. g. McCloa'
hoy. VIM G. Noenham, oscar Nor.
man. Robert O'Connor, Fred Peroa
Geo. Rutherford, Dolhort Robertson
Harry shoup. Chas shaefer. Hugh
Vaughn. VIM. j. White frank W
Yott. y w. Astle, A. j. Bailey, w.
DubEell 0unlo Mautz. John Nelson
Hugh Wilson. John Loronz. Geo. Lee
per. Ihas Bullock. Robert Powell
Louis stucokol Burton Donnaley. Il
- nonnCllgy. J. NJ. uiglnB. Jas. Sail
or Walter York, rat Murphy, Pablo
lugaln, G AlexAnuor, Oscar Andor
son. -. 4. Akons. Jas Royce r. n
nrosseite. D. a. Crawford N. Dough
orly .. Froibatt A. A. Fiko. n. ID
Hasty, A. l.. IlouHtiGa Michael Has
gorty, w. n. klncaid. Fred A. Mayer
/ a. marihan D.. J.. Murphy. r. }. Nc
Dormick D. G. McCauley, Edward
Petit g. A Roopke. frcd apudig. o
g. setoer WIN g. smith. q. .
/ Thomas. Harry West Matt waller
house Geo Warden. w. G. Abel
John FothoFnglu. Ouolle.nlo Martin
Cd. Coaalro Romero. prodioardo Chav
os ID. r lean, Fran hluloy, H. Wud
or, Andres Lopez Moroii uuiacppl
A, ~ Miller David lsaaoa, Hilaril
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Nov elghtsd on Vladivoatok.
&C. Petersburg. April as.-1;io b,
NJ icoroy AleKien .ator FepoHed
that Japanese ships have besn Eighs.
% on Vladivootok
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

u is said that Ia this oountry-and
Il is said by a financial writer who
ought TO know-thoro are i2.00O.OOO
people who are striving 20 become
rich. Tho trouble about tho matter is
that most OF them have waited TOO
long Somebody elise has tho stun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

90 c. HOBART, a well anoWn citizen
Of silver City. came IN from the
south this morning. BE ia here on
business and viii probably Foturn
home tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Territory oi New Mexico. County ot
Bornallllo. ss In the district court
Second judicial district the a..
ellison. Topeka a Santa Ne Rail.
way Company. plaintiff. Va. Thomas
L. Wilson. ct al. defendants.
No. Injunction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

ON reading and ming the complaint
10 the above entitled cause and the
tHidayits and exhibits accompanying
the same, and at.or Nearing Il. y.
rvitchell, attorney for the plaintiff
herein:
Il IL ordered. that an injunction is.
sue against the said defennants as
prayed for IN the said complaint; and
hat the said defendants show cause.
Z any they have. before tho Judge
II this court az tho Ct ambors OF the
associate Justice OF the supreme court
IT saiu territory. In albuquerque
New MoSlco, on the third day % May,
A. d.. 1904. at 10 O'Clock a. M, OF said
lay. way said injunction should not
% continued Ia force, and that do
ondAnta DO seryed with a copy OF
,his order AZ least hvo days before
be day herein set for said hearing.
Nhuquerquo, New mexico. April 2s.
1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

J. ~ Wilson. a prominent cattle.
man Of Luna county. passed througa
tho city this morning ou route %
Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

PERSONAL

Zen mo not 10 truthful numbers"
Advertising dooan Z pay;
nus tho mans not business thinking
Who world such absurd thing sag
business ls rcaii Il is earnestl
And the man who hopes 30 rise
30 success IN any ealing
Must expect 90 advertise.
On this worlds great business battle
In the conflict OF mercantile life, {"
Advertising is the secret
on achievement IN he strife.
Livea OF rich men hll remind us,"
We can make our own sublime,
An3 by proper advertising
no 10 highest summit climb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
BENJAMIN s. BAKER.


territory ot New Mexico. County OF
Beruahlo. 30. In the district court.
I. w. +. Dame. clorE OF the district
s0urt OF tho second Judicial district
Z the Terribly Of New ldexico. here.
y certify the above and foregoing
10 be true. correct and perfect copy
4 an order Of court granting writ
lud order to show cause iu the cause
Eheroin Toe Atchlaoh. Topeka q
santa Re Railway company. Is plalnt-
n and Thomas L.. wills, n, o. al, de-
'ondants. as same remains OF record
"a my once.
IN witness whereof I have hereunto
'ot my hand aud anlHed the seal or
said court. this 2sm day OF April
1904.
". r. DAME.
Sail CLERK OF the District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

AdaItlonal wrIts losusd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

lhUAll clerk.
Territory OF Nov Mexico. County Of
BoFnallllo. 10 the district COURTS.
!. w. Y. Dame. clerk OF the district
court Of tho second judicial district
court cf the Territory OF New Mex.
ico hereby certify the above and
foregoing 20 b a true, correct aud
perfect copy % the writ % injunction
IN the cause wherein The Atohlaons
Topeka a Santa We Railway oompsny
"a plaintlh and Thorn H. Wilson q
a. are defendants. az same remains
on Ole In my once.
Ia witness whereof have here.
unto set my hand and ahNed the seal
Of said court this 2sth day OF April.
1904
W n. DAME.
(saaD Cl0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-16
NO BREAD FAMINE HERE.

The rise in the price % wheat has naturally had
a direct effect on the bakers but yet they have
not taken any steps toward increasing the price OF
bread.
H. 3. Cushman said yesterday morning: Flour
is selling at from IS 70 s. s. barrel. wholesale
No one seems 10 have large supply hand so
the speculation IN wheat is especially interesting
at present. We still using last years wheat
for -four. and when this years crop comes from the
mill. which will happen now. conditions may
change. II is pretty certain however, that hour
will not be what you call cheap all winter for
good deal of the crop has been damaged"
Mr.. Cushman does not predict bread famine
however. like some Of the bakers I'm Boston, where
aour IS said to be IS a barrel with prospects OF an
immediate rise IN price.
The price OF rolls has been stationary since last