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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-04
MOUNDS.
June 8, 1909.

June 3, 1904.
Mrs, Frank Grain, who has been il
is conyalesccnt, .Ha
Miss Bessie Downs, of tIlln. Is thu
! guest of Mrs. l. J Hudson for few
days.
Mrs Q. o. Houston, who finished 4
| StenoGraphers' course under Mr. Eth
D. Wilson, chief clerk for yardmaster.
accepted position as stenographer
for the general foreman, Mr.. Tinker.
ut this point
The Mounds boys dance Weinte
lay evening was reported the iolliest
event Of the season, The Misses
Ellis, Of Cairo, and Mabel Kennedy
Mary Flynn, Lena Stern and Jessie
Ncadstine, Of Mound City. Mes4rs
Hudson. Phil fitzgerald, viii Mulyi
bill, of Cairo, Ben Blum, of Mound
City, were also participants
Miss Hazel Kennedy is visiting her
cousin, Mr. Lester Kennedy, in Cairo.
Mrs l.. c. Grandstaff has returned
from her pleasant visit with her
mother, Mrs. Organbright, IN Tunica.
Miss.
Mrs Nettic Weaver was a Mound
City visitor Friday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Deal visited in Mound
City Wednesday
Miss Dollie Reynolds, of Birds
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New chemlcal comcound.

A Russian chemist has discovered
a new alumino-thermic compound and
named It thermite. When fred BIZ
the application Of a biz Of magnesium
tape this compound burns fiercely.
generating heat equivalent to that
Of the electric arc. The fused com
bination is hot enough 10 burn hole
with clean edges through an iron
plate of any thickness, according to
the amount Of thermite burned. with
ont heating the plate. except at the
point OF pefforation.
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the writer of the edition will beat :
has'y retreat f. Indiana and seek the
protection Of Winfield T. Durhin.
John Harris and Fral Hiuklc. oi
iiinklevillc spent Friday in Ia Can
tire Mr., Harris has inst returned
IRON a lengthy visit in Missouri
Mr. James Pitt and Miss Rehic Seals
both Of this city, are sail t. have been
married at Woodyilo. Sunday morn
ms This - The third la Centre
match. PITY that hut one Of thon,
was celebrated in orr midst. 1t must
not be ever thus.
Misses Florence and Matte Hines
Of llinkloville. were in La Centre Fri.
day Como again, girls.
An important meeting Of the Pal.
lard county Medical Association win
he held here on the l4,h Inst. The
Following program has heon prepared
Surgical Appendicitis s. NJ Darris.
discussion opened by NJ. L. Rogers.
iieocolitis-J. b. Manon. discussion
opened by J. H. Halam Diseases IF
oyaries-D. 7 Iewett. discussion on
aned by ] Il Martin Measles ami
lts Complications J. y Rolling, dis
cussion opened BY ]. f, Hahs.
w, A. Page Secretary
Mrs. & A Ferguson, the mother Of
Hon. Med Ferguson, came home
Thursday night with her son Ia make
visit of several months with him.
Her home is at Tladcn3vile this state.
Mrs. 5. r. Payne spent Friday, Sat.
urday and Sunday with friends in Pa
ducah
La Centre Mercantile company gave
very Interesting musicale and in-
lorna reception to their friends We'd.
nesday evening in their beautiful
store rooms These entertainments;
have become quite a feature of late
Percy and Hop" the two mt.st
prominent society mon of this coun
try, postmaster and station agent At
this point have conspired with the an.
lhofltles Of the Lane hotel to give the
swell reception Of the heated season
% their hosts of friends in Ballard
county and elsewhere If you receive
one OF those invites, come or YOU viii |
regret it, Music and we trust eating.
van be features of the occasion The |
hosts OF the occasion will sing a duet
entitled THE Girls Who Love Us
Not We have not been able 10 81.
cure the entire song, but the refrain
Is as follows:
It's hard TO love and not be loved.
It's hard to love in vain
For love it is a Killing thing.
Did you ever feel the pain?
We have. !
Mr.. H. Mccullough, OF Cairo, was in
own Friday ceiling 4 large number
II photographs of persons ana honses
which he took here a few days ago.
lr Mccullough does good, honest
work. and his patrons here are well
atisded. He is special photographer
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Miss Della Lave ard Miss Ida An.
erson visited Mr. Frank Moss, be.
ond llinkleville, Friday Mr. Moss ,
not expected to live many DAYS :
Paul Jones found himself in Ban.
ana Friday.
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CLINTON, KY.
June 8, 1904.

June 8, 1904
The annual reception given by In,
"oman's club last Friday evening d
he home Of Mrs Philip Porter was
'feat success. Tho house was bean
nfaliy decorated with flowers. tht
leading colors being red and whirt
Mrs, Haskell gave some select real
nea which We're enjoyed hugely i,
ne guests Cherry punch was served
throughout the evening Mrs. 7. IT
Porter, Mrs. Ed Walker, Mrs. w. r
Moss, Misses Gertrude Scruggs, Win.
ale Dunneyant and Fannie Richmond
received.
AIR. and Mrs. win Ward entertain.
cd large number of their friends
With an elaborate dinner last Sunday
II their suburban home. About forty
guests partook Of their hospitality.
The Clinton baseball team PLAYED
theiF first game Of the season at Ar
lington last Saturday, winning the
came by a small score.
A little banquet was given AZ
boone's Tuesday night although a
quickly gotten up affair, was greatly
enjoyed by all who were SO fortunate
Is to be present Those present were
Misses Hattie Mcrwn, Halle Rish.
nond, Beulah VIM, lralin Dalman,
Jessie katz, Carrie Grain, Katherine
Jordan, Mcssrs. Walter Mahan. J. y
MerWin, j, G. Dean, Ike Katz. Mont
DR.. r. II. Moss Mr. and
Mrs. d. L.. Beaver.
The news reached here fast week of
he marriage of Miss Addie Bazzeu
II this city to Mr. W. Il. Leannjnr. If
Jackson, Tenn, at Benton, Ky. where
Miss Bazzcll has had a position as
trimmer Mr.. Leaning is piano
nncr.
The Odd Fellows are perfecting =
ian for a silver c0rnet band for Gin. +
on. Subscriptions have reached
100 already.
John Berry, b. q. Crosno and Rufe
JACKSON left Thursday for the south
where they have taken positions. Mr.
sam Rennick is at present fiIinc
ohnny's position as clerk at the
owe Hotel
Miss Mozclle Bittick. of Rutherford
'enn., is visiting Mrs. N. f. Vaughan
his week.
Miss Vivian Lane, Of Moscow. war
he gueot of Miss Lola Vaughan last
eek
MISS Claudia Turner stopped over
. town TO see Mrs Stephen BUTLER
n her way home in upper Kentucky
he has been teaching in Mississippi.
Miss Fannie Richmond is visiting
ISIS iial Norman in MayGeld
Miss Halle Richmond spent a few
avs in Wiehiffe last week f
Miss Cora Sanders, of Fulton. is In
)Wn.
Lindsay Ringo came over Thursday
spend few days from Belmont
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LA CENTER, KY.


june o. ljUft
! La Centre was visited by terrible
wind storm Friday about I p. m. Dr
/ ". f. Stevens had recently moved his
office 10 this place fr-,m Hlzelwood.
and had it setting on wooded blocks
temporarily until he could put a per.
manant foundation under II. The
storm lifted it off its foundation with
/ no special injury to the house. but
/ bottles OF medicine on his shelves to
TIC value Of six hundred dollars were
totally destroyed. he had just re-
cciyed very expensive dental chair
which was totally destroyed. The
doctor has The sineerest sympathy n
everybody. He is worthy of better
luck
7. u Graham and ". f. Busting
moved in'o their new home Wedne
lay. The residence adds greatly to
The appearance Of Olive street.
Brick is being hauled This week n
the college campers. ground viii be
broken Monday This Is cause for
great rejoicing among all classes Of
people. Al are alive to the real i'm.
portance of ihia move hy the Land
company
in fsg weeks a lumber Of our
wea"biast people win 60 to the
Worlds fair at 81 Louis DIT W F
stevens will 90 in few weeks. S I.
Payne and family viii g soon aisa
On July eth the Land company viii
give an eli fashioned barbecue. al
the stockholders from Paducah are ex.
pected at that time.
The La Centre edition of The Pul-
ietin will appear about June 18th. IN
case it's appearance causes the tenn
perature to become too hot hereabouts
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VIENNA.


Mrs. Arthur Webbar, who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr. dnd Mrs. W
Il Bcal, returned to her home ia Gal
alta last Tuesday
Mrs W e. Galecner visited in
/ Mound City the first of the week.
Miss Clara Smith who has been Wis.
ting her brother ut paragold. Ark.
for sometime, returned home Tuesday
Amos Carrollton haa been given the
position Of mail carrier on route Ne.
|. He made his first trip Wednesday.
Miss Susie Weaver. OF Mound City.
IS here visiting her aunt. Mrs NAV
Smith
Mrs Emma Bc4son and daughter
Miss Margaret Cole, left Wednesday
morning for st Louis where they win
spend The summer.
Mis- Caro- Burnett and brother Fred
have heon visiting III Metropolis for
4 toW weeks.
s. SpcIl7ch of aikcston. No. i7
here visiting his ron, J Speldocb
Mrs A K Victers AMI children ana
Miss horeIlah White returned from
st Louis Yesterday.
Thomas McCaiyer and Clara Nc
Bride, both OF Masaac county, were
married here early Thursday morning
by Squire Bu1 Davis.
Dow Cross, Of Eddyyillo, IS here
on a business trip.
Mis- fareIla White returned TO ST.
Louis this morning whore sbs is 81
ing to spend the summer
Walter clymare visited in Tunnel
I'LL the FIRST Of the week
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a wellbred horse Of good disposi-
tion is gentleman; and he should
be treated as such. and by such. II
is the quiet. low-yoieed. sympathetic
man, with an iron will but centle
manner, who succeeds best with
horses. Men Of this stamp have some
times possessed such a natural power
over the animal that they have been
regarded As sorccrcrs er maeicians
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CARRIER MILLS.

June 3, 1904.

June 3, 1904.
4 severe rain and hair 8t3rr visit.
ed this session Thursday, blowing
down fences and washing out newly
made roa1s. Heavy laden fruit tree
were badly broken. May cherrieausuf
fering more than any other fruit.
The J. /. Brown Drug company is
preparing 10 open a drug store in the
room recently vacated by W. D. Pat.
tcrs0n.
Uncle Carol Roper is ramodelinr
his residence
Mrs 7 b keltoa is quite sick.
j. d. Story reported a cloud burst
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-04

Sir Francis BIrnon1. one al the best
punsters that have lived. is also one
OF the. last. PuRs. as Bob Acres re.
marked nf another form Of speech,
have had Their day. There vas a time
when this fern of humor. in the. hands
Of Theodore Hook or II J. Byron. con
vuised the public with laughter The
habitual punster of to-day wonld be
Stunned Ike leper by his acquain-
tances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-04

to excel last years course: seaao.
tickets may be engaged at the poatof
fee and the bank,
Sheriff Weaver was up Monday
Bob Moore made a business trip to
Cairo Thursday.
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June 5, 1904.
One among The heaviest rains Of
the season fell here Thursday
Miss Amy Galopncr. of Vienna. is
risising the Misses Roaumins.
Miss Clara Beauman returned home
Tuesday from Jacksonville, where
she has been attending school.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Whlteside. OF
Vienna. IS visiting Mrs. Whiteside's
mother Mrs. Amanda Daton. Of this
place.
Mr.. Walter Clymer did some carpea-
ter work for u. +. Beauman TUESDAY
aud Wednesday.
.Nr and Mrs W. = !. si-moas Ct
this place, are visiting relatives a.
Continued. on Sixth page.l
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BARDWELL, KY.
June 8, 1904.

Rodney Loyelace returned home
from Lexington Wednesday. where h,
mad been attending college
Mesdames Sallie Young and Ollie
Petric visited friends In the country
Wednesday afternoon.
G. W Perry and Ed Stanley, Mil
burn merchants. attended to business
IN the city Wednesday afternoon
Judge J d, White and Representa-.
tive J. 7. Davis visited old friends and
acauaintanccs in BIandyille the mil
die Of the week.
Ihe families of Mcssrs. j. u. Fish
err, A, G. Elsoy and Rev Fields, dipet
at the hospitable home of lsham Toe,
ors' near town, Tuesday They re
port most sumptuous dinner and \
very pleasant visit.
Pat McGary, Of the Milburn parts
greeted friends in town wednesday.
THE Deacon, play presented n
the auditorium here Monday night b,
me pupils Of BlandYilc college. was
well attended and thoroughly appro
ciated by the audience. II also proved
success financially, considering
everything.
j. I. Uttcrback and wife were over
from Blandyille Tuesday.
Prof. J. n Robinson was here in
the Interest OF the BlandyiIie college
the first part Of the week.
Wallace Webb and family, o.
Frankfort, formerly of this place, are
visiting relatives and friends in and
near town this week.
VIII Ward, of this city, and Miss
May johnson, Of Spring Hill, both /
popular young people of their re
speetiFe sections, were married al
Columbus Sunday, after which they
returned to Bardwel to hereafter re
side, Our people heartily welcome
them into our midst.
Guy Robbins, of Mayneld was here
Thursday and Friday.
}, =. McDcrmont came over from
Columbus Thursday.
Mrs 7. II. Campbell went 10 St
Louis Tuesday to attend the fair and
have braces reset on her little niece
Anna b Roberts.
Little Clarisa Young celebrated
her seventh birthday Thursday by
dining her young friends.
Misses Levanta and Addie Turk
who have been attending school at
Mexico, Mo, returned home Wednes
day on vacation
The grocery firm Of Bonds & Wa,
son has dissolved partnership. Wat
son retiring and Bonds assuming fun
control
Miss Henrietta Waltripp has resign.
FL her position as salesady for W. r.
Turk and accepted a similar situation
at Maiden, Mo
Miss Lillian Shelbourne and her
visitors and Mrs 7. c. Petit and
daughter, Mics Carlinc. attended the
show at Arlington Wednesday even
ng.
Barley Hays Of Paducah, paid !,
Bardwsll a social visit Thursday.
Lem Owen was up from Arlington !,
Or. G. W. Payne went to Clinton >.
Friday on professional business.
Mrs. Pmkle samuels, of Clinton. IL
listing her daughter-in.law, Mrs.
'onn Samuels. /.
The nimrods are enjoying great .
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Cutie Sufficient.

What are you kicking asout?s ask.
cd fhs lawyer.
Why. We won the case. Z replied tie
client, hut | can see what get out
If ito"
You get enough to pay syou- Law.
yer's fees. don't you? What more do
you want2e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-10
Blancos LegaIes.

Los blancos legales Sc venden hni-
camente por dinero en- mano vel dine
no debe acompanar q la orden. Guam
do ordeneis mandad a razon de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, a menos
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan.
cos pequefos Sc venden a % centavoe
por docena y los grandes q IS por do
cena. Tambien recibemos sellos de-
correo por cualquier cantidad..
Companta Imp. Del Nuevo Nexics.s
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Ell comisionado Severe Sanchez.

Severe Sanchez, que fue comisiona-
do del condado de Bernalillo por algun
tempo y fue echado fuera de la oficina
y restablecido y puesto otra vez y solo
Dios sabe que mas, ha finalmente re-
signado y la resignation ha sido acep-
tada. Ell Nuevo Mexicano sugiere que
ell Abogado w. B. Childers, que es ell
.consejero legal del despojado y resta-
blecido comisionado, procure IN man
damus para compiler al Sr. Sanchez
a que retire su resignation y act1e
otra vez en- la oficina de la cual fue des-
pojado y de Ii que tambien ha resigna.
do. I'm proceder legal mas 8 menos
importara muchoy mezclara las
cosas mejor. ST no, porque no!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-10
oHILDERs sERvIRAs U TERMINo.
Cargos Serios Protocolados en- Contra del
Juez Asociado neutrality-suspicious..
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Especial al NueVO Mexlcano.
Washington, D. G., Die. 5.-Se sabe
de buena autoridad que el Procurador
de los Estados Unidos w. B. Childers
Sc lie concedera que sirva su termino
complete de su comision ell cual expira
ell siguiente a1o. N. B. Field, ell abo
gado de Albuquerque, que ha hecho
la pelea en- contra de Childers ha pro-
tocolado cargos en- contra del Juez
Asociado Benjamin S. Baker de la cor
tie suprema territorial y esta hacienda
una fuerte pelea en- contra de 81. Ell
resultado no Sc sabe todavia detiniti-
vamente, pero la information es al
efecto que los cargos son daf1osos y Sc
consideran serios.
Los calculos del departamento del
interior muestran las siguientes apro-
piaciones pedidas para las escuelas
Indfgenas o-Mexicanas: Albuquer-
que, $50, 900 en- contra s1O7, 400 ell ano
pasado; Santa Fe $61, 400 en- contra de
s89, 900 ell af1o pasado.
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Por Sospechas de
RObO de Recess.
COrneIio Callahan Afrcstado por eli Diputado
AlguaciI Huber por Robo de Recess.

El viernes pasado en- la manana 81
diputado alguacil A. G. Huber obtuvo
uua orden para ell arresto de Cornelio
Callahan, que por algun tempo pasa-
do ha estado empleado por c~arniceros
locales, y en- la tarde 10 arresto en- su
casa que dista como dos millas al sur
de la ciudad. Ahora Sc halla en- la
carcel del condado esperanto n ave-
riguacion sobre cargos de robo de re-
ces. Ell diputado alguacil Huber OBJ.
tuvo ell viernes en- la tarde dos orde-
mes mas, los nombres en- las mismas
no siendo d~ivulgados, tambien por
complicidad de3robos en- ranches GER
canos, 6hizo fuerza arrestar a los mis-.
mos Ell viernes en- la tarde.
Ell cargo sobre ell cual Callahan fu6
arrestado es por ell robo dc dos ,reces
del rancho de T. w. Hanna cerca de
Lamy. Ell robo fue d%escubierto por la
~presencia en- ell hato de una vaca la
cual habla Sld0 Merida por la lila de
un rifle. Sobre Investigation, Sc ha-
llo que Callahan habia sido visto en-
la vecindad, y nltimamente habia, Sc
gun Sc alega, atentado vender carne
de las %supuestas reces robadas a fami-
las que residen cerca de la ciudad de
tiendas.
Otros rancheros que residen al sur
de la ciudad han estado reportando
perdidas recientemente, entire los Gus
les esta Anastacio Martinez, Y los off,
ciales han estado investigated quieta-
mente. Ell diputado Huber esta cier-
to que tiene a uno dc los hombres y
espera coger a toda la gavilla.
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Sc concluya antes de la semana que

Sc concluya antes de la semana que
entra.
Los abogados, ofciales y demas EN-
pleados de la corte italian en- ell Juez
Mann que es I'm juez excelente. Sc
ha ganado simpatias desde ell comien
20 y ha hecho mucho en- Ell POGO tempo
que la corte ha estado en- session para
elevar a la corte q su dignidad dere-
chosa. No es en- ninguna manera un
disputador fabuloso, pero cree que hay
una cierta dlgnidad acerca de la corte
que debe ser sostenida 9 IMPRESSIONS
da sobre la atencion de los habitos de
las %sesiones y que consecuentemente
no falte NADIA en- la corte del juez, un
hecho que ha apelado al juicio de todos
y Sc ha ganado comento favorable de
todos.
Los Dem6cratas han comenzado a
realizar su complete derrota en- la re-
ciente election. Han decidido que
Otero no es la piedra solida del conda-
do Democratic que antics era conocida
como tai. Ell hecho simple es este, los
Republicans por primera vez desde
la organization del condade Sc unieron
en- n organization, y los fru-
tos de la misma estan apprentices. Ote-
70 no es un condado Democratic excep-
to cuando los Republicans rehusan
entrar en- la arena. Cuando e%ntran,
los Democratas realizan que son muy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-10
ResoIuciones de Respeto.
Pasadas pOr las Escuelas Plblicas de Las Vegss
Universidad Normal-SeryiciOs Con-
memOratiyos.

En- la Universidad Normal de Nuevc
Mexico en- Las Vegas ell martes, ser
vicios commemorative fueron tenidos
en- honor del finado j. Francisco Cha
YES. Discusses fueron hechos por
Charles Ilfeld, %presidente del Cuerpo
de Regentes, quien hablo brevemente
del caudillo alejado. Lo siguio ell Pro-
fesor e. J. Vert, presidente de la fa-
cultad, quien habl6 lentamente sobre
la it'll vida del Coronel Chaves.
Las siguientes ~resoluciones sobre su
muerte fueron pasadas:
Por cuanto, En- la muerte de j. f.
Chaves, dltimo Superintendent Te-
rritorlal de instruction P1blica, Nue.
vo Mexico ha sufrido la perdida de uno
de sus mas distinguidos ~ciudadanos y
s%irvientes pdblicos.
Resuelvase, Que nosotros, los miem.
bros de la facultad de la Universidad
Normal de Nuevo Mexico, expresamos
nuestro profundo y sincere senti-
miento por su inesperada muerte.
PoR LA CoMISION.
Resoluciones fueron tam bier pasa-
das por las ~escuelas pdblicas de Las
Vegas, que son como sigue:
Por cuanto, La cabeza del sistema
de e~scuelas p1blicas de Nuevo Mexi-
co, ell Coronel j. Francisco Chaves, re-
cientemente encontro SUI muerte en-
las manos de un asesino cobarde, por
10 tanto, sea
Resuelto, Por Ell superintendent
y maestros de las ~escuelas p1blicas de
la ciudad de Las Vegas, que con su
muerte Nuevo Mexico ha sufrido una
perdida severa, y que por medic de
estas expresamos nuestro sentimien-
to y pesar, y
Resuelvase, adenlas, Que una CO.
pia de estas r%esoluciones sea mandada
a los %parientes del finado, y que sean
mandadas a la prensa diaria de la ciu-
dad para su publication.
MAGGIE j. BUCHER,
Superintendent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-10
Roosevelt y Rodey.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Washington, d. @, Die. 5.-El saba
do, ell Delegado B. S. Rodey hizo la vi
sta de costumbre a la Mansion Ejecu-
tiva que Sc espera de los Diputados
a su llegada q Washington al empezar-
Sc una session Congressional. Estuvo
con Ell Presidente por cast media bora.
All retirarse les dijo a los reportadores
que habia discutido con el presidente
la materia de estado y que esta conf
dente que ell proyecto de estado con-
solidado pasara ell senado 0 algunas
Henmendaciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-10

MURALTER, el sastre, es el pues
to para aviarse de Vestidos de Otofo 8
~Invieano, d Ia Ultima moda, de $50 arri.
be. Tambien tiene IN gran surtido
de muestras del abasto de Murphy
Hnos., Chicago, consistente de exec
lentes vestidos de $17 arribs y panta-
lones a Ia medida de "a. so arriba.
Llamase atencion especial al surtido
de muestras Y estilos. de Trajes de Oto-
no 8 Invierno para Seforas hechos en-
la s~astreria. Visitadnos y we'd las
muestras y estilos. So garantiza qus
TODD estara la MEDIA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-10
Sobre Ell Estado de Koury,
I'm Hermano del Finado Comerciante AIega que Ia
yiuda y Administrator no Era la Esposa
Legal.

Michael Koury, un hermano del fl
nado John Koury, ha protocolado una
peticion en- la corte de pruebas para
remover a la Sra. Kadooj Koury como
administrators del estado del finado
John Koury y que la orden autorizan-
do a la administradora a vender la
.propiedad del tinado, sea anulada.
Tambien quiere que Patrocinio Lopez
sea nombrado como administrator del
estado con fianza de 500, 900.
Ell peticionario tambien dice que al
tempo de su muerte ell finado 10 esta-
ba casado y que Kadooj Koury no era
su esposa nj es ahora su viuda y que
entire ella y ell finado John Koury, un
casamiento Sc pretende que fue tenido
como doce amos pasados y que al mis-
mo tempo ella tenia I'm esposo super
viviente, cuyo nombre era Joseph Ia.
well. La 1nica heredera al estado, Ell
peticionario representa-, es Nyme Kou-
ry, madre del 6nado, y residenta de
Romeo, Syria.
La peticion dice ademas que la dicha
Sra. Koury no es la propia persona pa
ra maneiar ell estado por la razon que
no posee la propia habilidad para tran
sar negocios. Tamhien hace objection
a la fianza de la administrators, la cual
es $4,000, mientras que ell estado mis-
mo esta valuado en- esa misma canti-
dad. Y ademas que la administrado-
ra no ha protocolado todavia un inven.
tario del estado aunque eli tempo para
hacerlo ha pasado va. Koury dice
tambien que es ~ creencia que laSra.
Koury esta para vender la propiedad
en- secreto, sin llevar ningun registro
de ella y esconder los p%roductos de la
misma para su propio beneficio. Pide
tambien que Sc le permita actuar por
su madre, y que cuando ell tempo ven
ga 81 probara las alegaciones content
das en- la peticion. Koury ha retenido
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