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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

o. o. said ipat politics and religion
io not m.z hut DO seems to be re.
markable coincidence thBt almost az
tho same time that Senator Andrews.
president of tho Santa 90 "gntral
railway should ho receiving thg NOM
Ination Tor delegate 20 congress there
should be- a movement on foot Tor the
establishment of churches along the
entire line of that road
Rev. A. NJ Hardness organized a
Methodist church 90 Esuanchia last
sunday, on Monday be went 20 Tor.
rance 60 meet a brother minister and
while there held a service and there
being NO suitable place IN which 10
hold the service, the train crew on.
iarod tho use of n passenger coach.
which was found 20 bc a very comfort
able place and about twenty-five gatl-
ercd t0 hear tho sermon. which wac
pronct I'd Boy Rev Ehlgrs OF Santa
Hc-a.
ON Thursday o. thlE week Row
Hardness will ureaca az tho rlagan
coal fields and 90 has been proposed
hy nr Morrison, superintendent of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF New
Mexico. 90 place a minister in this
field for next year who viii give bio
entire tImo 90 the preceding of the
gospel This speaks wen Tor the man
agomcnt OF the railway and also Tor
tho territory Ncw Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SANTA FE


From tho New Mexican
Mrs Frank Dibor viii leave n
the near future ou trip to eastern
points
Sire. o. 8 Warren Ioft lHst week. GOA
q short business trIp 90 tho worlds
ulr city
Judge John a. Merle Intends 90
wish his family at McsiIla Park most
week
Mrs r. h. Caron wIl leave for
81 Louis io visit tbc great oSposi-
tiou
Miss Julia Collins has changed her
residence from Washington avenue 20
the san.iarium
-. c. Burke clerk at republican
headquarters, who was operated upon
Monday at the annitarIum is now con.
yalesccnt and able 20 $50 up.
The peaks of the Santa be. Badly
and Wallis mountains were hrtislical.
| ly decorated with snow today as a no.
suit of tho downpour oi yesterday
John * siauffar. registry and mon.
cry order clerk at the local post OF.
flee. win return home from a vacation
/ trip 90 hls old home in South Bethle.
HON. Pennsylvania. on Friday even.
Ing
/ Invitations were received in Santa
Fn to the wedding OF Edward Bron
son Field to Miss Katherine Ames
/ KImball daughter of Sir and Mrs
Daniel Ames Kimbal of Woobmn
/ Massachusetts. at noon on October o.
az tho home of the brides parents
MT Field was formerly paymaster OF
! the Pennsylvania Development com
pany and has many friends in thla
city.
Major A. b. Vodg0s. in charge of ths
/ recruiting station ln thls city, reports
that there are two men Ia Albuquer
que whom De- win soon take into th6
service. one being already accepted
while che other WIZ require further
I investigation There are also two
men ln Ration who W. shortly bo
| brought inio me service through the
majors efforts In Las Vegas there
have been aiX applicants Doe undo.
the new order of tho war department
| an have been refused. Application.
lago very scarce DO Santa be-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
Allsmpl b - InLo IIIsIaIa.

IN broad daylight certain people
who are known to live near che Hot
springs. made a determined effort TO
break into Charles lliolds store, says
the las Vegas optic There we're
very few people about However the
actions of the people were closely OBJ
served. n may be- said, too, hat 10
Is doubtful if tho police have yet
learned oi the attempt TIE people,
throo in number. first came boldly ID
the front OF tho store and sought 70
force one of the big doors. Finding
their efforts uuayalliug they went %
the rear and repeated tho attempt.
Then they tried O number of windows,
but stIl without effect 10 may bo
said Cor che ,rio. however that they
had mo- idea of violating tha laws OF
the territory against burglary They
had forgotten chat lifell was closed
on account of the Day OF Atongmont
aud failing 90 understand why the
front doors were locked they tried
iholr luck ot Ihe hack door
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

rhoy really appreciate to have some
opposition. When Che democratic
county convention meets. lf thcy can
.care 0uo tboy might pu up che above
namoi ticket. and then they might
not put one at nll an this bust
ness la horoscope and aa u does
au. cI anything io have o. cast. they
are haroscuplnr ~ they could only
east tho horoscope on the sta day Of
November they might think twice
before they undertake. 90 sacrifice
bome business and comfort Or the
sake of The dear people
The county comm ssiuuc. B %. 90 ON
the FIRST Monday oi October. and they
win then issue che usual prlclhmu
tiou to hold un election and also ap-
point ,ho Judges We viii then know
whom tho republican county c0nyon-
uon viii tnkC place. only one ro.
publican candidate Is known at pres.
eut De- ls Hon q RouauIt. who as.
pIros to the office oi us. ossor There
a no doubt that he viii ho nominated
and elected Mr Rouauit o. favor.
ably known all over the country, AMI
has made the best assessor We have
ever had.
The republicans propose tn have a
hlg blow ont as every precinct Will
De- present with delegations The
band will Dee engaged ana speakers
from all over ,ho territory are going
tn he here Governor Otcru. Senator
Andrews and other noted war horses
win be- on hand with oratory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

ino poshihility OF furtherlDg Bee inter.
'eis hy uniting on policy Under the
national Irrigation act tbe territory
VI U participate in tho expenditures Of
public money f0r reclamation pur.
oE Tho discussions and recon.
mlulaUons ot enc congress viii no
.uult carry considerable weight with
Dol department
Through thu CONGRESS the unportun.
liy Is offered us o. reach With a sps'
clal Invitation 'De .ho National lrrlga.
tIou con.rCss tho people most likely 10
he Interested Of COURSE. an Do paao
delegation could not participate DOB me
territorial clnWces blue should 10 be
found possible tor dozen men o. $50
from here they could DO much %
ro1d tht good word throughout The
territory and insure a large attend.
lHcr of lladlne citizens In November.
"rho Sow MeVioo ooueross VIli. of
.Huro 81. devote much of lts time io
hr Do gmndo problem El poao
wiIi certainly Boz denounced. aa oi OLD.
since che people of Sew Mexico do not
seem set tn have realized that con.
dlt.0ns have changed and that We Of
me valley are all substantially Ia ac.
cord The Herald has many times
sucrc ga that "a RIO Gundo confer.
onco bo called to meet here az about
tho came time as the National lrriga
zion congress- lf that o. NOT OBJ be-
ihcn % mirht hc of some advantage
fo send to che Albulucruug congress
some of our citizens who IRE fully To-.
formed upon the situation and whu
miHht Informally and by mIngl.ug
with tho delegates do much to cor
rocI false impressions and bring about
% better understanding which would
.ako tho place of the active and un
reasoning antaronism New Mexico
has cthihItDd Co ans scheme for re-
claiming ihU valley as a whole
.E puso wishes nil success t1 the
Albuquerque congress. and cordially
invites ail the participants to come
n E pnfo November l5 br fho groai
national Eathrr'ue of .rr.mt'uu.s.s"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SILVER CITY.

From tbe ludonepdcnt
Ed Applchtus and CarIs. Rohs LETT
lan evening Or New Orleans. from
which city they will journey go st.
luuIs and 500 the fair
NH Edua rase. ul this clty. is now
FOB chang, of to educational exhibit
30 Goo Louisiana Purchase exposition
$50 louis
Gordon Davidson. son of Mr. and
Mrs h j Davidson. of pnos Altos.
i,u hsI week. Tor Los Aneoles. where
ho wiz attend ho University of
Southern California during the school
term
w. " McCr.rht. manager and clty
editor OFF che Albuquerque Cuzcn. was
boo Silver city Friday between trains
Mr McCroIght is "a huo hustler for
business and during h.a short stay
added number of new subscribers
to mo Citizens already largo local
llat
Mosars Eugene CosEroyo. A. s..
GuodolI n o. Uuulwaro and W. D..
PUfDu returned home lass week from
San Francisco, where they had uosn Loo
attendance af tho knights Tgmp.1r
coue'aYo am are unanimous ln re
porting Jbe ume of their ilyos The
remaining members of tho silver CIty
delegation are expected homo durlng
tho present week.
John o. Couuors. 0l Philadelphia.
whu with hs vito. are visiting their
SON. John C1unea gave a most Dol.
terosfme aiF in che Presbyterian
church .Df sunday evening on Evan.
RDIsm &c., Couueu ls chairman of
Goo EyausoHstic committee of the een.
eral assembly of tho Presbyterian
church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

a woman has n hard time ooBviuc.
lng horclf of all tho things She con
y.ucos her husband
When "a man has to support hiH
grnWnup SON. hls mother says be has
AN artistic temperament
20 takes a spInstor 10 converse
knowingly on the art oft managing a
husband
The broad ana crooked road is also
paved with good intentions
After @ woman has told onothlrd of
e story "a man can guess at the rest
The first time a young man falls Ia
loyc Dee wonders what struck him
girl can always confirm her sus-
pIclons OF "a man boy being In room
with him when the lights go out
There might be less room 40 the
top " thcro wore Tower cushions at
the bottom
a woman never enjoys telling se.
crotH 90 another woman who has "a
reputation for keeping them.
Anor a man has hoCn married about
so long ho begins Co understand why
love ls blind.
somc men adapt themselves TO cir.
cumstancos while othors adapt tho
circumstances 90 suit themsoloys
les often easier for n man 90 toll
"a woman pee loves her. than e ia 20
oAp'aln matters after he gets snhor
Chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
NOTES FROM LAS CRUCES
THE POLITICAL SITUATION WITH
a NUMBER OF PROSPECTIVE
CANDIDATES.

Special Correspondence
las Cruces. s.. a.. Sept 2o-np
Campbell circus mas come and some
~ did the money
The town is very quiet except per
haps. Tor what political atmosphere
there might be going the rounds. The
democrats have "a slate out They
tail now as lf they would put zap a
ticke They have MOI had their cou'
,onuon. they don't expect TO have one.
a. pll 81 che proposed victims are
announced as candidate Here they
are sheriff Jim Ascaratei biii JAG
oby. treasurer and collector, Vincent
May, assessor probate Judge. Maruol
Lopez. JobiDcJs ,o Boz "a candidate ou
the rr0und that there Is uo demo
cratic PARTY Boo thia county and uo or
ganImuon Ho positively dUcliles the
sacrificed. g. a. Thompson, county
commissioner f0T lower district H.
Claup county commissioner upper die
trct D. g. Ascarate. county clerk,
F.0rucio Luna. for the legislature
A. Luna was az one time the war
horse OFF rDpubHcan.Hm ahut today on
account of personal reasons unknown
go me hc haa deserted his party aud
Joined hands with the enemy and ia
casting sos fortunes win them
no say the loaat the ticket is ygry
fJrouF COO strong to eo mnut.ccd
hy enc dear people Some of them
are real good racers and win run 90
beat tho band Au win nght for each
other and none for the ticket so he
result whom tho ballots are counted
will be- che same republican vie
tory AZ any ratio the republican paril
of thi county BE- not fearing tA,
enemy They viii come out with
ticket and fight Thorn to finish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
BERSALllLO COUNTY MARRIAGES
COUNTY CLERKS RECORD SHOWS
THE FOLLOWING MATRiMoN.
lAL CONTRACTS RECORDED
SINCE JANUARY O..

january Charles MoIuI aud Allss
Emma purlIi. both cot BemWulo
county S. 49,. william Borghort. jus
IDe ar tH, peace.
January a. Fred 3 Stevens aud
Miss Emma Crowley. loil of Horna-
iii1 county a. a. William norehert
Justice of tho peace; Mrs AlDertina
LlnL and Mw g. ~ Ballou. witness.
Da.
January lN Maurice llartuctt and
Minnie Williams. buh OF noualIlo
county a. so, William BorchCrt Jus.
.Cc 0f tho peace, Mrs j. %. Scranton
and Mrs w. E Calomo witnesses
April Charles g. Nelson and Em.
ua . 1ltn of HorualIIlo county.
N M william Horehort Justice of the
peace
April Prosper Daniel of los An.
seIea. 'oI and Miss A Ilusan. of Al
huuuorque A. No. Mauda.arI priest;
John nul Ana Hogan Witnesses
October Frank Blake ANA Beat.
rice N0u'Hra, both OF HomalIIo Coun-
ty. Az N Thomas Norwood. minister
.u 3d. De- church, Mra Wagner and
daughter witnesses
October Alfred Mluman uu Elila
Jantoya. both of Bcnl..l1 county. ~.
/ N Thomas HARDWOOD minister of NJ.
T D. church
/ Nay DO George Goodrich ana ada
Hall both 0f Cook county Illinois.
William norchort Justice oft tbC
/ rulrn
June 28 Robert 6. Housh. of San
/ Nleugl county ~ IT, and Julia n
knuA cf los Angeles Gals W. D
{ Marsh, pastor of C0ng.tgai lona
. church, Ethel Knox and Martha
/ Marsh. Witnesses.
June Gcorgo n EyOrItt and El
'lou 40 Taylor both of Bcrualillo cOun
|ty, N M.i W. ~ Marsh. minister OF
. the gospel, Arthur and Edith Eyertt
Witnesses.
Juy CIV n Reed aud Mrs @ T.
F. Hopkins both of Bouallilo county
IN b. 49, ~ Borchert Justice OF th,
pence, GuHaf Thcl.n and Mrs Olive
/ Cofcomn, Witnesses.
Juno IN hnHiNN n. D NNNN NHN hil"'
f. Olive Pearl Thomas. of Benullll,
county n. NJ, William Borchort, Jus
'uco D. A. Knapp and Mark Thomas
witnesses
July 1i--Uary - Rose aud Isabe
To- Spencer both of nonalilo coun
|ty M M3 j. o. Darling. minister o.
tho eospol
July 25 Robert T. Taylor an,
/ MARY Carter. both of Beruallilo county
lis. 49, W. r. Thornton. minister %
/ ono gospel Row D. y Watson an,
. Mrs. ~. Thornton. Witnesses.
| August 2a-Franels Pcaso aud Mrs
IN Josoy BIN of Bornalillo county, n
IM w. 49, Borchort OBLIGATED. J.
I Smith and NJ q Nettlcton. witnesses
september i-lm y, Payne and Mis-
Rosa ~ uaccus. both of Albuquerque
Row So. D. Marsh
August 2s Keldor r. Johnson, O
socouo. and Frankie E Nudge, of I
unus Rev w. j. Marsh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
BOSWELL


ID Ilu INN IlHI.I'I.
Mrs A. o. Alien of Denver and
daughter. Mrs w. r. pAno Of El
pas1 who have hcon lN t.e city visit
Ink Mrs Joe o. Page. loit f0r Denver
Mrs. puge accompanied them.
Mrs A. Pru.t, with her two chill
lron. ri and Elizabeth. returned
home from California. where they
went early Boz the sprIus Tor che bcue.
ft OF Rays health llg came back
much improved
Mr. 3. Townsend and Miss Don.
uio Christian were married at the
residence of Major . D. Hinklo.
Rev Lyon of the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating only "a few friends
were present The happy couple lott
ou the morning train for ST. Louis
Miss Rosie Bozarth passed 90 her
rest and reward nc her home az Eden
thc 81. Der day She had been sick for
three weeks Her lIfc was such that
her death and sickness leaves uulver.
sal sorrow to the community She
Joined the Baptist church last April
and me whole uo.ehhorhood bears
testimony that she was most exon.
plary Boo her Christian lite. u was a
beautiful sight 90 see such "a crowd
of people follow fhIa g.rl of rs years
90 Ihc grave The explanation is her
life and character Pastor O. g..
Young OF Roswell held tho funeral
spryICpH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Vice president pondloton of the
bureau OF immigration, has been az
the Worlds fair f1r a week iu the
interest 90 the bureau 81 immigration
distributing literature, Published hy
the bureau. and doing other work OF
benefit Go tbe territory Tie took 90
the New Mexico exhibit fine col
lection of San Juan county fruits. Ger.
calls. and vegetables. which were iu'
stalled with the Now Mexico Agricul'
tural exhibit Judge pondlOton viii
start on BITS return trip 90 Aztov 10
morrow, expecting 90 reach h.s home
about the 25th inst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
NEW MEXICO Towns
Las VEGAS
From the Optic

From the optic.
Saturday HIsa RoaaBa norrero was
married Io Joso Ia Luz slnoros. A
dance was riyen at MtrtInoz hall
ln che evening in honor of the happy
event
NlH n,E Foster o. brIrht nows
upDg woman who lns boon employed
1n several newspapers of The terri.
'or 'a ar.He ov.T iu tho cts for o.
my or two on lhc way t1 So Louis
$50 O. uEIg. of tho Mutual lfe has
aIf 1nr'ua ihe hsI lay or two Che
oIl1wu amounts To William B
Druniuu on hno0n year mlturrd rl'
.cH f27GlHt ,0 Mw Macedonia Caa.
1us death claim. $4,000. Nrs Mlua
3aHaldnn annuity. t1e2ti
Yesterday ss "a lady was driving on
fo National av cue from Twelfth
street tho buggy hlt a telegraph pole
uI She was thrown over tho dash
H0lgi Fortunately thD horse was
gentle and stopped. hut had hg been
otherwise o. would mo- doubt have re.
suited iu O. serious accident
The city clerk and marshal say that
a. great many cItlDna b1ye see failed
'0 pay their u1'l Tax and road TAX
which are being collected tbis year
ogethor 20 s the intention of the
officials to turn over Jhc names of on
lolugu.uts to che city attorney Doe.
fore a much lourDr time BIAS elapsed.
ln tho live bird shoot held near the
power house Saturday afternoon 81 o.
ncarih. of national fame. uo1 o. A.
Mckenzie. 1f tho Denver run club
Each shot 40 Cen birds 1nd KILLED thom
lU "Hhpr Wuo goo p.ehi out of
rom aud a 70 Quul0T sIv ln the clay
pigeon sho0t Mckenzie rUi 80 1ut off
l5 uelrih A out 40 20. QunIey 2n
and Miller lS The visiting export
was properly impressed with the skim
q che local mcn.
SIN tho mlis of tht gang of thieves
ihat has been committing lrueda.
tions for the last two weeks go on
last niFht three Individuals made an
ntDmp to break boz fhs front door at
Hacharach Bros Al nonollx. who
sleeps IN the store waF awakened by
the furious barking of q dog that ls
Kept iu thC main salcsroom at night
Hr r'1hri ono in dishanilc. gun Ga
mend. In time Oh 600 three shadowy
% ms n0oIus down tbe street sunday
lni ht Dicks was buk,u into Cor che
s'sl uHa ami about Give dollars
El 'h % smlI uF waa taken There
.atD l,sa .cN eral other attempts
ta.H.1 tho iasf three days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Special CORE pnuiunrn
Kansas city, No. Monday. Sept. DO
Although cattle receipts here and
elsewhere we've the Iarers OF tbe sea-
son last week all classes of k.llng
stuff SOLID 900 tn 90 cents higher dur
ing tho week. and trade was active
oygry day Stock aud feeding cattle
sold Us to 500 cents lower. MOST of tho
loss un light stockers and stock
calves The yards were well cleared
az tho close 1f the week. fortunately
as We have $4,000 fresh cattle here
today with very heavy runs az all
the markets. Of course Do was hard
ly equal go tho task today and pr.cgH
arc on no to no cents ON all but the
best kinds 300 to 1000 pounds Colo
RADIO steers. ola Mc2icos are solline
az $500 to S3.a5. 900 TO 1860 pounds
native Colorndos 90 $3.50 90 $3.50.
3 100 to 1900 pound steers at $3.50 to
f3.75. COWS and hcifers. S2.85 90 1895.
Gamers. 1926 down. the latter lIt-
tIe bottor than before The strike
Primo corn fed beef steers gained go
tu 300 cents laat week. which oucou.
ragged feUdcr buyers who bought the
large supply at steady 90 I5 cents
lower than previous week. hut stock
cattle were norlccted uu the last of
tho wcok aud until tho price Col
right when plenty of buyers put ln
appearance and cleaned up the sur-
ply Prices ranged from 81 Go 90
t375. Those acquainted with range
conditions 90 uot look for much
change on western and Panhandle
cattle the balance OF the season
Western sheep and lambs made up
nearly an of the $1,000 head that
came in last week Killers took the
lambs at 300 to 10 cents lower prices.
hnt sheep were steady. feeding sheep
strong Run today is 10000 head. but
market on sheep steady. lambs no
cents lower There has been very
lituo change in price Of sheep aud
yoar'iugs for two or three weeks. year
liuga sullIug at $500 tn $3.50 woth.
ors. $40 Co $500. and ewes al s3.25
to $40 ga 90 15 pound lambs bring
$500 to $500. feeding year.ings and
w,Jbors up TO 500. owes around
1895 and young breeding owes almost
amy price up to Sl25.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

iae Santa b. south from Canoy. kan.
and The connection between Owasso
ana Tulsa De- now ln course OF con.
structlon These counCc .0ns viii give
ho Santa Fo o. lirec, lluc. practical
ly from Chicago. vla Kansas city to
tho gu'f rhe eastern Oklahoma dlvla.
bona from shawnee south connects
F.th ha Topeka Santa Fe q Gulf OF
Paul's Valley g. o. EVERY effort De-
IgIug malt Hy Doe company Co make
ihis O. th0-onnhly good roalbod. &c is
now hDue W.f,n.d ana newly bal.
uIe1 lat along ul division have
h.ol established O. ola.a o' lakes that
guarantee plenty of water ON tAo time
Coz. railway uan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Nom ths H,aill.ht
g. d Ke.Iy. Arthur Rathcl. Courdon
brown and charlie Pierce leave to-
niHht f0r iho worlds fair
Several arrests have been made
durne thD ratt week of men now en-.
gasoi In cuU hn 800 the ranges OF
che dInau .aaI.m.l through this
sortIun
Na. n uDuua Thursday. Sep
tr U.n UuIuu ana Miss
O.. Un Docs Both of fHe con-
t...H at. 1r ul known and
$3.50. rHtu OFF h.s r.if Rove
E tu performed tle ceremony.
ItH".r nIu. pHuuI CON has
ru H|,.pI 1uI rOluaI tlo ul.. Office
m I.H r.N until DO nIN Cmhloa
al office such Is arc found BOB most
ihreo D.UDE Mr Permission snemG
determined Jo Go tho r.nt ib.us by
tno patrons of hIG office.
Monday ulrht d. o. Williams. o. a.
Carr. Guy pctioy and otto Smith go
60 las Vegas to attend tfo grand
lodge of p. of a. a,ter which The two
Hrst named gentlemen win go on east
Williams to meet h.s family in Chi.
caro. aud Carr to the worlds fair
j. a. Mah0noy returned from a
weeks absence az Santa Fo whore De
was attending a session of the board
OF equalization. of which De De- q mem
bcr The Citizen classes Mr. Mahon-
oy as zone of Luna couniy's prominent
republicans" joe MAG Boz able to fool
the natives up around Albuquerque,
but down here he is only "a prominent
dnmncrnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The @ O s. Cattle company OF
Grant. county has just completed "a
sale of a train load of steers and hoif.
ers to David ~ Nelson of Arizona.
Delivery lo ho made November ist
The @ % 8 Cattle company and the
Cure.on cattle company, for a train
l0ad of COWS and COWS and calves with
Thomas IS Hanna for me Onderdonk
love stock company delivery 20 bo
mado thc goth OF October Prices
we're satisfactory Zoo aIl parties con-
rpwsd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
THE BUTLER CASE
AN IMPORTANT LAND TITLE CASE
ON AT LAS VEGAS.

After spending an OF Saturday ar
tcrnoon hearing arguments IN the case
OF Paul Butler and Charles Catron w..
Jhc McAuIstpr Springs company IN
which an injunction was sought pre-
venting the defendant company from
fencing certain lands on the Mora
graut. Chief Justice Mills postponed
further proceedings con October ~.
Jones and Rogers represented Mr. But
Der. Attorney n. 70 Catron. Charles C..
Catr1n. and Juiso Long and Spices.
Davis a tlfoid me McAnister Springs
company an the attorneys concerned
were hoari In the elaborate arru.
mpnts
Aaron uo.lDnhecE 200 isgS sold land
pn me Mora uani var.ously esilmat
sd 40 $1,000 to 10000 acres to The Mis-
souri, capitalists who constitute the
McAlllstOr Springs company Tho ti-
uc claimed bv tho defendant company
arises Through adverse possession,
having boon held against the owners
of thf grant for moro than ton years.
Years ago stephen 70 Eljus and r. %.
Catron bought ONT che other claimants
io iho grant ad secured the patent
Tho tItlo 90 tho plaintiffs comes
from them Tho plaintiffs claim that
lbo taking actual possession 0f oven
a small part of a grant constitutes a
constructive possession of che whole
Many hno legal points are involved
ln me case. which win not Doe settled
finally without considerable ltiga
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

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