Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

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Colonel Twitohell sued-ln the
district court for sauta Fo county.
suit has been nIod by Vun r.. 49,
Carton versus r. u. TwfDholl ON ac
count of q promissory note dated Do
combor 2e. 1897. for tbe sum of
ttO1Gg5. Interest and costs
PetriHed Human Leg-GoorEo W
kutz A. Co.. of MOucro. Rio ArrIba
county. notified Governor Otsro that
they had shipped 90 Loo Uors,h ui
Santa Pc O. potrlGcd human lCE,
which was discovered some time ago
ON top OF a vein 81 coal Loo tho Kutz
mine az Noncro Tho suggestion %
made that the curiosity bo placed
with tlo New Mexico rzbIbt at ST.
Louis
Has stopped Work. s. Grolg OF
Chicago. formerly OF Aamoeordo.
writcs Governor Otcro that ho has
been compelled to rellnquish work ou
his million dollar saniiarium proiccr
at Alamorordo. aud had turned over
uis interest 90 De- Martin OF Buffalo.
who ia In a fair way OF successfully
completing tine financial arrange
mcnts for the sanitarIum which is to
boz built of AlamoEOrdO fnI the &C..
commodauou OF wealthy sufferers
from tuberculosis
Trees and Grasses 20 be Examined
-J. O. hol..ugor, expert at tho for
vstry division of the department of
agriculture. has been directed to
make an examination Of tho trees
aud grasses ON the townships iu san
doyal and Rio Arriba counties. re-.
Gently Withdrawn from public entry
and which Do is proposed 20 erect into
a forest reserve. MT HoIsingor. Il
is expected. will commence this work
within a week aud will be- accompa.
MED by a surveyor and other as.
sistants
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Did Not Return With the Horse
Last Sunday morning about s
o'clock a young fellow by the name Of
Lon Middleton. who has been around
Alnmogordo the most Of tho time fos
the past year, went 10 the livery sta.
BILE Of A. j. Buck and hired a horse
and saddle. 1stonsibly 90 ro out ON
the plains and get a horse lie rode
away aud has not been seen since.
and SIR Back surmisos that ho stole
the property. The OUTFIT was worth
about 500 and description and reward
cards have been sent out broadcast
for bis apprehension. The reward Of.
fored for the return of tho horse and
saddle is SO,
Lieutenant Collins WEEDS Miss
Hughes-Ileutonant Robert J.. Col.
Tins and Miss Emily Hughes were
married at Fort Bayard recently. The
wedding was held on the porch OF
the nurses home. this being inclosed
with white canvas and decorated
with American nags and green's.
After the wedding a reception was
held on tho uurscB porch, to which
an the officers OF the post were in.
yited.
The bride came TO Fort Bayard
about year ago and Is a profession.
al nurse. The groom D. "a second lieu.
tenant In the Second cavalry. lie
came to Fort Bayard about two years
ago from Cuba. lie has served as
adiulant in the post for about a
year and O half Tho newly married
couple left for the Philippines. whore
lAo' tenant Collins has been ordered
for duty.
Eiectment Suit Decided Judge
John r. Merle in chambers al Santa
( 20 heard the cases of Thomas BOr.
rego ct al, vs.. Josofa Cullen, and Of
Trinidad BorrcEo vs.. Josofa CULLEN
the two cases being combined for
trial They were suits in oloctmcni
involving four parcels Of land and a
house valued at $500 and the case
was brought On the district court foy
Rio Arriba county the property be-
ing situated Just across tho line from
Santa Cruz. Santa Re county. The
plaintiffs claimed the property by
right OF inheritance from their father
deceased. but the defendant produced
a deed executed by the father OF the
plaintiffs. and judgment was there
fore given ga her favor Judge MCFig
has quite a number OF cases booked
10 bee heard iu chambers during th,
noVt few days
THE TALK OF A DEMOCRAT