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4, -Four years age-sAe''- +lst-1Telegram
exposed a well-laid plan ny pirr-DvmS'
,crals to disfranehise the-resro in fhis
5tatertlsger gegG quick desials and tae
TelFfsrs6 a.a ssnpuqeed 1 qHfpir yti
otItelling the truth. This was done be-
eause it was not then deemed the. proper
timf 10 take such action pc Il 51S-a5S
iira5 timid, but the longer il thought
over ,itar covert, plans, the more i'm.
patient it became and nIpwifsely some
one made slip, Of the tongue Wood
.Dailcy, We believe il was2and The eat
being ont Of the bag. they -tnen proSeieed.
81 TO make the best they GOULD of it,
Fbft howfverrthex denied thaai Daley
sycf said il, but the evidence { was
against them, and they lad to then
y = III HIe. %
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per to be- used in passing The, same viii
be FURNISHED Tie applicants On morning
81 examination, R7'9g' Fl ''7i'ea 80 (
g II. wA9NAN OGDEN, &
'niazlotf.1's - County Superintendent
45EI bsia1lsi1d tsirlsf 'ssd
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Sweet Melody Flour

Charley, where are you going' Go.
as down to Levy's. Well III 60 along
and get one Of those 3Ss cigars. Best
smoke in town. ~ NAYS. If
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NOTICE.

"a teachers examination viii be held
u. he Genital School, bdilding IN 6lsfks
burg, May 20 ana q, 1905, beginning
promptly dtao a. N. an necessary pa
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NEW CENTURY FLOUR MAKES
THE BEST BREAD matt
~ i.sGpME3 xaF irt ,rytN l5V
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Sole leather and shoe findings KEEP
eOnstantiy1on hand Mt Ed, Reynolds
harness shop, Oak han, Main street
~ .irsfnaiulgari- mayl2-d&wE let
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EsfeA'irS ASSA--sN 1NiSo-AAsG Al eI@ AZ
coirss, lately seems to confirm those
early ephiep bpd DE fastest TO con.
firm them Is that after Harrison county
RePubycans held their pripary- election.
in the regular way and the people Sc :.
eesed tier caIidtdait fo re eo 1it once
and expressed then selves On tie t'S SEMI A.
toria matter, deeidi9 n favS SfS 81 T1i5aff
Over HaFper BY IN overwhelming
majority the IhfellisefhScaelr' takes IN q
local paper Which Is known al Z over Ell Har.
risod county g BE ~ run Is strictly m the
Interests 81 the DemSpcratiis. patty ana IA
undertakes to endorse its 49jurssee; IN at.
tempting TO disrupt. the" Republican,
party n hi, county. Tie tatellgeehhec;eiry
if i desires 70 maintain is, Standing. a.
tha state osgani Of the Republican party
Of ,est Virginia should fa fffaiI1 from
Entering epunties, .Sherte. tbe party has
f1aile its elections, and assist in at.
'tePpts 70 Turn tie county oyer To the
Democrats The prominence Il III gives YES
Ting fight the Harrison County Herald IS
making against Thorn, the choice OF the
Republicans OF TINS county, FOR the
sRate senate by an ofefwhs4i1g 6iSier-
ftyl conyiets it of an attempt to do tina
sort uf thhEgyayi IS, au,iudiyaf5,on that it
has hSsinirelicd-itss fair name "a; RE.
pnYlcan state organ -aHa.has lost part
II naFdGll Observation-Disclosures qathe
partyssifhe 4RtsiligeHsehfhapld ha9tsg.,
70 place itssl5aigb4posiase st. hsa either
been led into this BETRAYAL of the party
by mistake or, has made up its mind to
fight the battles, 81 Democracy Tor for ii
The Republican party in Harrison com m I
'ty calls, upon it TO support its nominees
for Office and tat means That they do
not propose 70 stand for any attempt
on pts part to aia in ,,tnrni9gs the county
6vdr 70 the Democratic party. "
-ttMIV Ia4W n4iJ-3J ~. .9fftT gi
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FOR PERFECT BREAD USE NEW
e>HFftltVVkf FLOUR 7i9 matt
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,phd asketh that ne make some repairs,
the agent sayeth. Verify / win have
man 4p1l Sefe tbis attsneon.p
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Senatorial for Nomination, a.t'.
A. K. Thorn, of Harrison.
Harvey W. Hammer, Of Harrison.
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trssy 5lsW IClT rshiisle 80 s,fsSiss
m the regular way and The people Sc
! -IfI.f,iil 5sf!qra pGofI9alA 5dt 10 liz
leeaea thelT equdldates Tor county Qtliee
and z expressed tem2seives IN fe ssp f.
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clarksburg, W. Va May "a, 1905.
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eourse. lately seems to confirm those
early se ia bpd tbe fastest to con.
firm them IS that after Harrison county
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Judicial for Nomination, 21
Charles W. Lynch, of Harrison.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

I, .,'s Congressional, * : ~
Blackburn B. Dovener, Of Ohio County.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
WILLIAMS

From the News.
Gustayo WeHmor De- iu the city from
DIS headquarters az San Heulrdln1.
Cal
s Wthgrs was a business visitor
200 the city from seuFm1u.
Mrs G.. n. Holloway returned home
iast week from Phoenix where she
Had ucon visiting.
s. % Brown. FOR th. past SIX
months manager of the Bright Angel
notol. resigned b.s position and De-.
parted for hIs ol1 home at Benton
Harbor Mich
Martin BuEFuIn arrived home from
Uor Angeles. whDro boz had boon i1r q
week. Hr .o. HIH Ing H Hf.II giving him
trouble and uyCO.sltatos SON the uso
NJ crufchCs
r. Sc Wagner one OF me oli tim
rrs 200 tbIs section wh0 Cor tbo past
toar bias been residing mostly at los
Angeles. came Zoo from Prescott lasi
Saturday evening Tom says bee oX
poets 90 make this section hls homo
'n The future end will try to set hold
N good bunch of cattle Before Fo
Ing 90 rhD coast Doc sold bis Har Gro
outfit to Dr g. a Mcllck
ON mst Saturday Oh prgysz. book
Keeper and cashier for the Saginaw &
Wanlatoo Lumber company, received
fhc sad news oI the death OF his moth
ar 40 BIg RauilE. Mich. con That date
Mrs Proyaz wac we'll ol1ns 10 ne
being 90 years OF ago sho had had
eyor8l Fight strokes of paralysis with
ln recent years and % waE tho intcn
uon 0f Olaf ro make q trip home tha
SUMMER t6 sec hor before she wa.
called 90 rest. Tho U0w7 of her dean
was sad blow o. him. and h.7 fr'onh
hrro deeply .,mpalh.zg with hIm DO
DIS great loss
49, a Smith and HIfy came Goo a.
Saturday from Chicago aud were th.
guest. uf Manager s.oon of tho Gran.
Cannon h0Iol 600 Monday when thO'
visited the canyon Returning her
WEDNESDAY they continued ON west
intending tour of tho entire c0a.
country Tho trip Is lu tho nature %
n wedding tour. No. and Mrs. smI1
having been married on March 2'
Nr Smith IH assistant general froigh
agent 0f thg Frisco system. and a mos
pleasant gentleman Manager steel
made their visit here most ploasan
ana was glad 90 see them especial
a. hr claims to have had a hand In IN
match making
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
COMING NEXT TUESDAY

Daniel J. Hart. who h young
newspaper man OF Wukcsbhrro. Pa,
has come into prominence as a drama.
urt by writing a brilliant domestic
play. "The Parish Priest" ln which
Daniel suly o. starring ln ruIiab0rn.
U1n With g. h. Callahan. author o.
Coon Hollow and "Fosg's Forty.
Mr Hart has written story OF the
coal regions OF Dis state. called
slaves of the Mine" which IL 90 be-
produced az tho Elka' opera house
Tuesday might, April ~ q h SAID
90 have an tho delicate humor Bril-
liant dialogue and natural character
i-nwlng wh'cn characterize "Ths
Parish Priest Joined 20 an exciting
plot.
The scenery and effects are elabor
ate. aud were designed by Fox th5
veil known Ncw York artist
Prominent FOO tho large cast are. O.
.r. uarlsan. Io. r. Ketlor Howard
brandon. Louis Lytton. Robson pal
ron. Madolyn Kern Eta Warren and
lotilo ZenobIa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

ceased. She filed a bond IN the sum
% $4,000. which was approved.
The petition Of drcgorio jaram'llo
20 be- appointed guardian 20 the minor
children of Martin Aanda. vas pro
cntei. ana Monday June 6. was SET
as the date f1r hearing the case
Andres Auayd. Administrator o. The
estate OF Dolores Arugon Do Anaya.
pref ontod a anal report which was 40.
proved and the administrator q 81.
charged
Ella Grady was appointed porman.
snt administrator OF the estate 90 q
q Cox
John solhon vas anpoiaiod admin.
istrhtor Of the estate OF Rose Se.heD
and hls bond was filed IN the sum ~
81 GOO. which Was approved
Tho report Of y y Chester admin.
Isiraior OF the estate OF 70 u. Leonard
was approved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
DIG SALE or HORSES

A lev days ago Capt y W stevens
OF soialu Missouri. arrived in tho
CITY with "a carload OF standard and
hlsh bred matched teams tr1trng.
pacing and saddle horses 90 hu sold
nc public auction Tho horses we're
stabbed un west Copper avenue A.
Trimb'ra barn, aud during tho past
rV0 days have boon much admired hy
.HD horse mucIDrs of tho cts
Tine auction started at 800 o'clock
thIH afternoon aud 90 % M the fol
lowing purchases had been made
Th. FIRST horse sold was so o Iu
thp catalogue and named Artist Mont
rose. Ir combined saddle ana har
ness horse lio BE- brown animal siE
teen hand high and I ave years oll
Capt stevens Gays "No one owns A
horse that can outstylo him Co saddle
ur harness" The animal wa5 purchas.
ga by sheriff 1hos n HuhbeN FOR
S3I6.
The next animal brouEht out for the
inspection of me crowd Was ReH also
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
GRAND ARMY MEETING
The Territorial ncampment
Will Meet in albuquerque
on May 10.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. S

TO the comrades and the mHoront
posts of toe GRAND Army OF the re
public throughout the department
of .yew Mexico.
AIhuqu f1uo a. g. gg-At a meet.
Ing of the couucD of administration
of This department Legacy called 90
meet 90 toe city OF albuquerque. on
Tuesday March I5tn, % 1850 p. M.
for the purpose oI naminE the time
and Occasion of the IwCnty.urst An.
nual Fucampmcut Department or
Now Mexico. @. A. r.. only one city
IG the territory had usEcd for % or
invited ua to meet with thcm out.
side OF AI1uuuer1u that was Ration.
Several expressions from different
comrades throughout tho department
expressed q desire to come 20 Aibu-
Iuoruuo A vote was taken and Albu.
Iuoruuo was decided on aH the place.
and May 10th ana iiih az the time.
Sow. therefore aa commander OF
,ho department 0f New Mexico. Wish.
ING Co comply with the wishes OF a
large majority. do name Albuquerque
la the place. and tho opening SEQ.
sion with bn on Tuesday morning. At
90 O'Clock, May lOth and will con.
Uuuc Do session until the business OF
the department lB completed. and the
election oi officers aud the instaiIa.
uuu of che same AII comrades in New
WoyIro Will boz welcome to the on
HgWumUut o. k Warren Post no.
o. of hIHuHuorIu. H1mU SIXTY odd 90
uumN.l. with tHD Nom1nH HelIef
Corps and alI '1ys. citizens and kin.
lrpi organizations. Will y'0 with each
other 90 make the rtay ot tire visiting
comrades ami delegates long and
pleasant GO a hoped the comrades
viii como and also br.ng your wives
ll0ug. uH Dc viii DO you good 20 touch
elbows once aeoiu The local post
have an the chicken roosts Iocatet--
they want you 90 come. they urge
aud pray You to come and will meet
you ON Zee firms line
Each post I8 entitled tD ono dele.
gate. auJ one delegate Tor cao4 NIFTY
members and fraction. 1r fraction OF
. dry over hfty members All post com
mhudors aud past post commanders
md all past department commanders
have a vote. N "a hoped each dele
cation win send in credentials OF
those entitled to vote at once. 90 tho
. assistant adiut1ut general. also send
a l.st 0f Jnoso who Will attend from
your vicinity the commander de-
sIrns that all may come proparou "a
stay until tho oyorciaoI are over. Oui
department BE- ,u huo condition and
1ur debts are paid and we hav,
money lu the treasury Suitable Ar
ran Clements win bo made Tor reduced
hotel rates Many w. bo eutertaine,
Hy the comrades and tho W. a. q
I Come ono. come all
Yours in g. q. and H..
j. W EDWARDS.
Department Commander Dept nf N
NJ. o. Ar
. OmclaI:
w. w. MCDONALD
Assistant Adiutant Quartermastr
General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

a combl.atlon saddle and harness
horse TIE o. four years old and a.
teen and a half hands high Last
year In bis three year old form he
was never beaten In the show ring;
be can trot better than three minutes
TO harness. ana can snow every gait
that any horse can 900 20 The saddle
SLIDING was quite lively. but Robert
q Putnoy was the lucky purchaser 80
$500
Black Night "a seven year ola trot
ter. very stylish 70 appearance. was
next on the block Orunsfold Bros
purchased th'1 animal Cor Si95
no. 3 was me next brought ont Tor
trial and inspection re ls a brown
horse and ca'aIogucd King by name.
TIE was sired by King Horod. with q
record OF 21G. q. a. lvos, the well
known South Second street nodst.
purchased King for $500.
King Denmark. n bay horse ltuo
over fifteen bands high. stripe IN face
two white bind ankles and Elk ycars
ola was the next animal brought FOR.
ward Ho iB a great combination
horse. nice disposition and absolutely
gentle. Frank A. Hubboll outbid 9TH.
or admirers. and secured King Den.
mark for Sl6O
a. A. Henry was the lucky purchaa.
~ of Prince Denmark. "a combined sad.
iic and harness hor-e local horse.
men pronounced Prince Denmark the
best horse 'n tho whole bunch he 'a
"a dapple grey sixteen hands high and
seven years oli To- presenting Prince
Denmark 90 tho crowd, Capt stevens
said. 10 You are looking Tor a sal
zoe horse. YOU need not go Go Ken
lucky. whore they breed and raise the
0ncft cqu.nos On the world. but just
purchase Prince Denmark and you
win have such q saddle horse az you
want f0r saddle purposes"
Capt stevens Is che nuctioucCr. bui
Doc Is being assisted by The local auc
D6uocr 81 IS knight
As Tho Citizen goes io urDHa thl
.aloa OF these fine animals are helua
continued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Benjamin sghuster. a prosperous
Npv York business man Du, who Tor
many years conducted large business
enterprises loo this city and ~ laso.
Tczas. stopped over iu the Capital
city today Cu route i0 Durango MeNi.
.s. Wh.l. D.. lla uE mining prop
lslt.on foo handle For about go years
NT Sguuat.g haa been tb, oWnCr OF
lUU mining claims situated about TOO
miles from Durango These claims
rguy immense bodies ut god ore.
running over twelve dollars Boo gold
aud quite valuable in silver anu cop
per tiu has organized a company
consisting 0f prominent Now York
capitalists which company will com.
monco active development work on
these properties very soon. NJ
sChuster while "a resident of This city
and OF El P8B0. Texas. was well
and iavorably known throughout New
Mexico. Arizona and western Texas
To engaged In some big enterprises
aud was uniformly successful Zee
was deseryedly popular and well IN.
ed and IL as jolly a goou fellow" a.
be was Ia the hoycon days OF yorc
aud when he was much younger. he
has many good friends 90 this CAPT.
raj who were very glad 70 receive
from him again the old time hearty
hand shake and sincere greeting for
which be was noted throughout an
this section. while LIVING in Santa ne
and Ia ~ Paso. no ler this evening
Tor the south New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

cd property TO the highest bidder for
cash Tor ,ho purpose o. satisfying the
Indebtedness due under said mort.
gage. which on tbo day on sale
amounts 20 tho sum OF SOFAS, to-
geth,r with ten per cent attorneys
fees on said Indebtedness. provided
uy said notes To- bc paiu, anu tue ox.
rcnsos OF said sale Said property
is now situated In the vacant store
room at no. goo south hurst street
Albuquerque. H. N
Said chattol mortgage was nlod for
record ON th. sib day of October
1908. and recorded boz BOOK b oi chat
tol Mortgages. rago 1896 Of the rec
ords of Berna.llo county
THE BRUNSWICK ALkECOtLEN.
DER COMPANY.
lsoau Mortgage
uy o. g. Meilor. lts Attorney
Dated April sib 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
LUTHERAN MlAlSTtRS
TALK OF UNION

Detroit Mich April Lutheran
ministers of the United States. repre-.
souuue nearly au tue various synous
of The church ln America, began a
general free conference In Detroit 20.
day and Will remain boz session unu'
tho end OF the wees. The conference
will discuss the various points Of ar
fercrse between The synodical bodies
and au attempt Doe made 20 bring
about a closer union and a more per
oct harmony In the Lutheran church
lu The United states
1ho principal ayuodiCal bodies OF
che church are the general confer
fnce. too synodICai conference. the
general synod and the so called lnde-
Heudouts. These bodies represent be-.
tween auy and sixty separate synoda.
OF which about forty are represented
NJ Che present conference. Among
themselves the syuods have wagcd
almost constant warfare on points OF
seemingly little importance, but
which have caused n great breach IN
che Lutheran church Ito various
theological questions which have
caused these differences are % be- o..
haustvcly discussed % the present
conference One OF these questions
ia that OF prCdostlnatiOn. which CauB.
cd q number OF the present indepcnd.
rnt Hynods Co soccdo from the gen.
arnl bodice In 1850 when the discus
sion WAS 40 rs height Another point
of difference 90 the syuods is 90 be.
lief relative to the Roman Catholic
church and the pope ono OF the
aynolioal bodies believes that toe
pope o. tho auuChrIst Tho great ma.
ior.ty of tho Iuthcrans. however. 90
NOT aCcedo t1 thIs view
Tho movement Tor a closer har.
mony In the Lutheran church orrin.
atrd with Rev M HunFe. OF Arpln.
VIE. who Ia nc present O. member OF
the Wisconsin aFuod Two meetings
have already hCon aold one af water.
town. Wis. and The second at Milwau.
kce, which we're more or less success.
ful The meeting bocun here today
Us The largest OF tho three and h 10 eH.
peaicd that something more definite
may ho accomplIsod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
GRAPHIC GROUP SOLD
a HANDSOME SUM ~ BROWN a
FITCH or socoRRo-cAsH
PAID TO SELLERS.

G.. T. Brown. mining engineer OF
soc0rro. and A. b. fitch, manager OF
the Graphic mines at heily, WAC wore
the owners OF the Graphic, Ida IAN
aud Contract lead and Eiuc mines 10
tbe Kelly mining district o, NtN
Mexico. on Thursday sold them 10 w.
"a. Cotliugham. trustees, says a dla.
patch from uCrro Hautc. Ind. dated
Marcn 80 Tho deeds lor tho proper,
ties have been deliver, 20 the pur-
chaser and the cash consideration
paid over 90 the sellers, abe new
owners took possession 90 the proper
tics at once March 81. inflammation
10 the most important one 10 mining
circles. which has taken place OF late
years lu New Mexico and Will prove
OF great bcnont 90 the mining inter
,sts of the territory az tho very on.
tgnsiye lead and valuable zinc dopOa.
its In the mines will ho developed and
worked 90 their fullest capacity and
% is very probable that extensive re-
ductlon works will Do erected and op
Grated az the miuos The money con.
slderatiou ls private but d 90 under
stood 90 De- very handsome and profit.
able 10 the late owners. Mr.. brown
ana Captain Fitch are vel and fav.
orahle known throughout Now Mexico
and especially 10 mining circles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
LUMP OF COAL
WEIGHING FOUR TONS
FROM THE HAoAN COAL FiELos
OWNED ~ THE LEW MEXICO
FUEL AND IRON COMPANY
SENT TO EXPOSITION

A few days ago. The citizen stated
that q block of coal Weighing four
tons taaon IRON the sloan coal mine
near Hagan was shipped 70 81 Louis
as part of the New Moxico exhibit
there. This item was erroneous. Upon
Investigation Il o. found that the
block OF coal was mined in the Hagan
coal mInCs. the properly of the New
Mexico Fuel and Iron company. under
the direction OF Go0rrt D. poart. Bu.
perntondrnt OF the compauya mines.
% was carefully boxed. and sent 10
the st. Louis exposition by Mr. pCart.
Tor. and on uenalf. of inc New Mexico
Fuel anu Iron company. 90 bee used
aa a part OF the New Mexico mineral
exhibit
a. present the only work being
done Zoo the Hagan coal mines under
Mr. poarts direction development
worE and between fifteen and TWEEN
~ men are steadily employed Mr.
pcar Is well SAL ca lth the re-
suits The principal vein which 10
now being developed anc worried is
LOO tho Haran mine and ia about eve
frct .n thickness and the coal is OF
an excellent quality.
In addition 20 this great block OF
coal. there viii De- sent 20 the ST.
louis exposition 90 be placed On tho
New Mexico exhibit by zoe New Mcvl.
a0 Fuel and Iron company. 900
mounds OF superior hlacksmiths coal
from me CLARK coal fields. also tho
property of the New Mexico tucl and
IRON company anB situated about six
miles west OF Clark one thousand
hounds 0f al0clifc NJ double sulph'to
0f soda ana marnesia which has been
taken from the s7ii lakes of the com.
many few miles from Esiancla viii
/ 1lso Dee shipped os part of this ex.
hIhIt General Manager w. $ Hone
vol of me company expects within
I thc next two months t1 send more
mineral exhibits from the natural re-
sources along the line OF the Santa
ve Central railway % bo placed with
/ 20 exhibit from this territory. The
Hlors OF coal described above rs ono
~ the handsomost pieces OF the black
diamonds ever produced or shown
any whore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
PROBATE COURT MATTERS

judge Jesu. Romero uf Jhg probate
court held a one day session this
EooE ana alto. ,una8or.ug tho follow.
ng business adjourned court until
Monday May
Tho last win AND O., lament oi Jose
Martin y Duran was presented tuT pro.
bate and Monday. May 2 was rbo date
.c, for approving me same
The Bnal report OF o. s. stayor "a.
0uulur 10 the estate of Susan "a Sroy
go, wa. approved aud tha executor O
charged
Final report boo IbD ...t,e uf Rehorl
% UHuhBm. deceased WaH pre- oHtD1
Uy W a Hgnham executor was ap.
proved and tho executor dismissed
A supplementary report % tho ap
HuHun OF tho estate 1f Bonneville
Kcmmeror was presented ana approx
al hy the court There WAS also a
preliminary report showing the hnau
.aI condition NJ tho estate which vas
approved
~ rho matte. af tHg estate Of q A
Fulgal. deceased Florence o. John
ton was appointed administrators
yico Geo p Johnston tho former a.
ninistrator ~ lHe estate nov 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Notice Of sale Under Chausl Mort
uaUe

Notice Of Sale Under chattsl Mort
gage.
Notice s hereby given that A Ron.
ortsun 0u no.. goth day OF september,
1908. mace and executed a chattei
mortgage to the brunswick Bnlko.
CulloDier company of Chicago, lL
upon the following described prop.
orty.
ono 90 foot OAK Republic counter,
ono 20 foot oak Republic back bar,
Two sections ot copper tank, one No.
lsD - Novelty bar, one 800 foot oak
Republic mirror frame, one 20 foot
brass foot rail. one 4 foot oak No. 2
Combination cigar case; one oak No,
4 Standard bar screen.
To secure the sum OF tl32, Oyldenc.
ol by loE prom.as0ry ToJes each for
me sumo of $500. dated September
Us. 1908 aud payable in T. p 3, a.
G.7Se and DO months after dato,
respectively, and that said tnaitgl
mortgage provided that On case OF de'
fault ln payment of any OF said notes
aE ana when the same became due
thou tho notes remaining unpaid
h0ui Immediately become duo and
payable that default has been made
Iu tHp payments of the notes number
. ga asa ana g. hrcomlrg due Nov
. gs. Dec ls 1908. Jan 2s. Feb 2s and
. March 2s. 1904, that hY reason OF tho
default 90 me payment OF said notes
thp Undersigned tho Brunswick bal
aoCo.I.uder company as MORTGAGE
. Dos taken possession of the sai' prop
Orty ana hy virtue GA the terms OF
said Chauel mortgage, win on Tues
day thu l0th day OF May. 1904 at M,
front door of iHo court house ln al
buqucrquo N NJ az the hour or tor
o'clock q. m son said above deaorlb