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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05
LOS ANGELES,
SUMMARY.

Hits-Off Graham, 4 of Hogan, 4 StO-
len bases-Ross (2l. Smith. Dillon, Brashear.
Spies (3). Toman, McMurray. Two-base hits
Kruger. Sacrifice hits-Flood,
Dillon. Brashear, Cravath Ross (2) First
base on errors-Oakland. l; Los Angeles. 3.
First base on called bals-Graham, 4; Ho-
gan. .; Hall, .. Left on bases-OalSland. a.
Los Angeles O. Struck out-Hogan. .; Hail.
6. Double plays-Toman to Flood to Dillon:
Flood to Toman to Dillon. Wild pitches
Graham 90, Hall. Hogan. Balks-Hall, 9
Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05
CHICAGO WHITE SOX ARE
SHUT OUT BY CLEVELAND

BY AtsOclaled IIess.
CLEVELAND. May 4.-Chicago was shut
out today being unable to hit Moore with
men on bases. Attendance 1000 Score:
K. II. F.
Chicago ....................O s .
Batteries-Moore and Bemis; White and
Sullivan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05
PLAN TO RACE AT
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
BY Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May at is reported here
today that the Western Jockey club win begin
race meeting in Memphis the day after the
ST. Louis meeting closes, provided by the
new Missouri racing law. Definite announce
ment, II is said, win be made at a meeting
OF the Western Jockey club stewards In Chi
cago next Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05
HAMILTON WHIST CLUB
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Ry Aesoclated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4-The Hamilton
Whist club OF ST. Louis won the whist cham
pionship Of the United States by a score OF
u matches The Nomen's Whist club Of
brooklyn was second with ll1s
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05
NotIee 10 MoIders of H

Notice TO Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders OF Herald photo coupons on Barnett
q Sons studio wishing sittings Sunday
must make engagement several days In ad-
vance; AZ coupons must be presented before
May D, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05

Prayer turns the heart toward the
sun of happiness.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-05
ANv M I'M IN III

home beer be SchlltZ. That is pure beer.
No bacilli in it --- nothing to make you
bilious.
Beer is saccharine product, and germs
multiply rapidly in it. The slightest faint
of impurty quickly ruins its healthfulness
We 60 to the utmost extremes to prevent
that. Cleanliness is science where Schlitz
beer is brewed
We even cool the beer in plate glass
rooms, in nothing but filtered air.
Then we filter the beer. Then we
sterilize every bottle.
| And Schlitz beer is aged. The beer that
makes you bilious is green beer.
When you order beer for your home,
get the healthfulness without the harm.
Get pure beer get an old beer get Schlltz.
M uBnno1R
-7 Sherwood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

hc Navajo Indians. who wore cent 90
ne canyon from here are not particular.
~ pleased with the canyon They com
plain that the weather d. TOO damn Tor
them Hi the resort Ellie the blanket
weaver. ~ the rheumatism
The Kew Mtaicitn says. Mrs Amelia
NcwComh and Miss kimeda Nowcnmh 81
Huntington. Indiana. aunt ana cousin OF
Mr.. W. ~ Martin ~ 2ucurro and Mr.
ana Mr. a. n Hilton uf Han Antonio
uncle snd aunt ~ Hon nj -. unranfn
hfc house guests 81 Mr. end Mr. uur.
sum at the superintendent headquarters
az the territorial pfnitentinrp They will
be- here untii saturday or SUNDAY
the Albuquerque Browns base hall
cuban organization which has nsan ia
existence here for number Of years
VIII soon olFanire Tor the approaching
ssan1n. Three playing members new
lew uniforms. and the Some ihry shaw
a disposition "a organise and get down
20 practice. ~ soon viii the fans lend
their hello toward securing Tor them unit
lorna bats, hail. nd other little thinrn
necessary 90 complete base ball outntn
~, =. Hammer, representative ~ itr al
=. Hucklcn A Co. manufacturers of urd.
prietary medicines at ChicGEu. u IN the
city, aud was rieasnut ~" az The
Citizen once this morning here h.
promptly renewed the advertising con.
tract with this paper. The above gen.
tisI en- are hiz chemists and manufac.
turerr cf Chicago. and they appreciate
the efforts put forth By The Cttinen IN
having killed council bon no. iui. which
was obnoxious ana dealt especially =-ith
the nnle OF proprietary remedies Ia this
territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
horlna

To r. w webb Francis n. Downs. ~.
iates, Administrators and Heirs aud
Anrlgnn OF same
fU6 and 9ach Of you are hereby no.
titled that Jour co.owners. q. l..
Brooks and W. g. Strickler. have "a.
peadef two hunderd (200l dollars Ia
labor and improvements upon the old
Timer Lode. situated IN the New Piac.
ers Mining District County or santa
Pc Territory u New luxico. $4,000
for eacn year, A. viii appear By Ger.
tihcates filed Nov. 9. 1908. and Nov.
n, 1904 In the office OF the Recorder
Of said county, IN order 10 hold said
premises undor the provisions % sec.
iion a52t, Revised Statutes Of The
United Statea. belng the amounts 70.
quircd 10 hold the same for the years
ending Dec. 81. 1908. and Dec. ~,
1907 And n within ninety days after
this notice for publication you fail or
refuse TO contribute your portion Of
such expenditure. your respective in.
terosts IN said ola..l will become the
property OF the Huhacrlbera under said
section 23ai.
W s. 8TRICKl.ER.
a. J.. BROOKS.
Date OF nrst publication Jan. 81, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MARcoNl. the INVENTOR.
ENTERS MATRlMoNY

London. March is-In the Roman Cath
Ole church ~ 3t George Mins Beatrice
ohriou. a liuHul descendant % King
brian Boru Of Ireland. today became the
bride 81 ouailtimo Mnfcuul who enjoys
worldwide fame a. n scientist largely
dpe 20 his remarkable discoveries 10 Wire
lees telearnphy.
The weedina was made brilliant By the
attendance ~ many VERSIONS % note, d..
cluding public ofinlals writer's AMI aoma
% she foremost scientists ~ EHRland,
HignoF MarConi and HE bride have en-.
Fagfd passage 20 sail Tor America on
saturday. They viii remain in tha Unit
~ htaten abo9t Elk weeks ana then ufli
80 20 Rome. where q ~ reported tbep
WI b guests u The king o. itaiy for 4
few days.
The bdde o. tedny B. bright. comely
Niri. fond 20 outdoor sports. end also we'll
read. she d one ~ the eight sisters 90
the present haron lHchiouin, The Inchi.
quln family traces ia descent direct from
urian horn. who was King % the Emer-
AID lnln from i0l o. iQit when he was
slain at the head of be army "A tha oats
ii- ~ Cientaff His grandson. Tunqah.
hinE ~ Munster. had fouf qona. Whefeof
tnr third wre the Fvorepiipr of ine mar.
Qna infhlquin. Onf 0f Tufloeh'n dearrnd-
ants ~ Censor % ijFirn. WAS klna ~ Th0r
Iruud "a 40 comparatively reot0U d ne-
flol ~ ~, ana "a WAS his hIHI1tf. Mn.
rough who after uHurpinr 50 tInHlhlc.
embroidered o. Henry VIII ava vas Men
made earl ~ lhQrmohd fog iiln at1 also
Eiten qhe inchlIuin har0nY
hignor Marcuui first made the arQnaIHl-
Rnce ~ Mias ohrieu a year ago whom
staying % Lord punfavtno house. Rear
Limerick.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
oovERNoRsHlP CONTEST
CASE STILL ON

Denver, March i6-Before the Joint
convention Of the general assembly met
today Il WAS generally understood that
a final acton on the Eovernoruhlp contest
would be taken today.
II was reported that az least i've OF the
twenty-five Antl-peabOdy republican
members had consented 20 vote for him
on the understanding that ne would re-
sign after the Joint assembly declared
him elected, leaving tho once 10 the lieu.
tenant Gcvernor.
All members Of the Joint assembly were
present whom the roll was called.
senator Mccarthy. OF Pueblo. asked TO
% excused from voting on the contest.
lie declined 10 sive any reason. He WIS
excused by a vote % 90 20 W
senator Alexander, ~ the contest com
mittcc, asked leave 10 withdraw his re-
port IN favor ~ declaring a Vacancy
which the supreme court had decided
could not be lesnil adopted. Leave or
withaFANal was Eranted BY vote OF %
Representative 0rifnth moved the aaop.
ton 81 the report submitted by him and
three other republican members Of the
contest committee, finding that much
fraud was committed IN Denver but de-.
ciarinS that Adams was legally elected
The motion was defeated by a vote OF
"a 10 Sd
The democrats seeing defeat staring
them IN the face, consumed an tho time
possible debating on the reports. Several
motions Tor recess were voted down
aud a IN likely that the Joint convention
viii continue IN scss' IN until fnni vote
II taken. There remains no doubt that
Peabody Will win with the understanding
that he VIII surrender the once 20 The
lieutenant FoVefno9
motion 90 adopt the democratic re-
port declaring Adams legally elected was
defeated, The vote WIS "a for and o.
against.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
GROWING UP

There's something the mat
ter with the child that fails
to grow up. A child that
grows up too much, however,
without proper filling out Of
flesh, is almost as badly off.
Nothing will help these pale,
thin "weedy" children like
SCOTS Emulsion. It supplies
the rounding out Of flesh and
the rich inward nourishment
Of blood and vital organs
which insures rapid growth a
healthy and uniform develop
ment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

PROPOSALS. FOR BEEF AND
MuTTOS--Onlce chief eonlnissAry.
Denver, Colo. March i. 1905. sealed
proposals. for furnishing and deliver.
inE fresh beef and mutton on block
during rear commencing July 4 1905,
will be received here and al oiIices ~
oOmmlsHaries az following posts until
n a. m, standard mountain time.
ApFll J., 1903, and then opanea Fogss
AfRche, Grant. Hiuachuca. Whipple
BARRACKS. A. r.. Forts Bayard and
Wingaie. NJ ~ Proposals will bo re-.
ceiyed and opened AZ same time for
fresh beef and mutton 20 De delivered
a. these posts az temperature not
Eroater than 90 degrees fahrenheit.
Information furnished on Application.
Envelopes containing PROPOSALS should
BE- married Proposals for fresh beef
and mutton" sud addresses 10 under
slgaed or 90 CommlHnary az post 70
b. supplied ID " WEST.
Major Chief Com'y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

NIahl sesalon-s1th psY.

Night eeeeior--ofth Day.
Speaker Dai.es called the mouse 20
order promptly az O'Clock. The read.
ing OF the Journal was dispensed with.
The consideration of house bill No.
&C. BY Mr. 60 Baca. An Act ~ secure
more thorough instruction. In Engilsh
and Spanish and requiring teachers TO
DO able 10 teach both languages was
taken up. The committee on educa.
ton reported tho bill favoFabiy. Mr..
Dalies offered an amendment 20 make
the bill compulsory In towns OF more
than 500 people. Tho amendment was
adopted. The bill was tabled By a
vote Of 10 to 8.
The committee on education report.
Cd house bill No i2z by Mr.. de Baca,
An Act escibing the duties OF the
territorial, superintendent OF public in.
struction and requiring that oficer 10
speak both the Spanish and English
languages, recommending that Il be
PASSED. The report OF the a. .mittoo
was adopted and the bin passed BY a
vOce OF l6 10 2.
The committee on education report
cd house bill No. 1872 by Mr.. Sanchez,
An Act 20 provide for the expenses OF
the territorial board Of education and
10 regulate county Institutes, recon.
EsendlnE that Il be not passed. Tho
report OF the committee together with
tho bill we're laid on the table nden.
niteiy.
The committee on education report.
ed house bill No. 1856. An Act giving
boards OF school directors In incor-
poratcd towns the right to hold teach.
crs' Institutes. recommending that u
be passed as amended. Tho report OF
the committee was adopted and the
bill passed by a vote OF ~ 90 4.
The committee ON territorial affairs
reported house hill No. 1873. BY Mr.
Williams, An Act providing that fees
OF iuatices OF the peace and ooneta.
bles shall not be paid In advance, rec.
ommending that Il be passed. The
report OF the committee was adopted
and che bill passed by a vote OF ~ %
Tho committee on territorial affalru
reported amended council bill No. o..
BY Mr.. Martinez, An Act fixing the
bounty 10 DO paid for the killing OF
Wild animals, Recommending that 4 be
passed. Tho report Of the committee
was adopted and the bin passed by a
vote OF is 20 8.
lhe hltNfinN committee Reported
council bin No. fia. An Act relating
TO trust companies and giving such
companies the right to loan on person.
al property. recommending that Il BE-
passed. The report on the committee
vas adoptec and the bill passed by a
vote OF rs 10 6.
The committee on judiciary report.
ed house bin No. ia, BY Mr.. dc Baca.
An Act authorizing the appointment OF
boiler inspectors to inspect boilers,
recommending that Il be passed The
report Of the committee feiled of
adoption by a tie vote, 20 . Mr.. San.
chez moved that the onacting clause
be stricken out Mr.. de Baca amend.
I'd this motion by moving thai the mo-
ton OF MIR. SancheE be tabled On tho
amendment the vote was 10 for, and .
against Mr.. Pendleton objected 90
the bill on the ground that Il provided
Tor tho appointment OF too many in
epectora. Upon final vote the bin
failed 70 pass by a vote Of 10 TO 7.
The house adjourned al $3.50 o'clock
until Tuesday morning az 10 O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNCIL AND HOUSE
For the Afternoon and Evening Sessions Of the
Fifty-SeveRth Day Of the Present
Legislative Assembly.

Cd and the committee arose. The
council wan called 20 order BIZ proal.
dent Clark whose report on council
bill No. 100 by the committee OF the
whole. was made by the president
through the clerk. Tho report was
adopted. On motion Of Mr. Martin tho
bin was read the third time b. title
and on motion Of Mr. Reaa Il passed
Mr.. CatrUn voting no. Mr.. Martin
moved a reconsideration Of the vote
and thai the reconsideration be tabled
Carried.
NEW BILLS.
Council bin No i32, by Mr.. Mar
timer. An Act prohibiting changes 10
Original courses OF streams, read the
second time by title and referred 10
che steering committee.
Council bin No. i39, BY Mr.. Miller,
An Act regulating salaries Of probate
clerks aa exofac.o clerks Of boards OF
county commissioners. under suspen.
sion Of the rules read third time By
title and passed
Council bill No tS4. by Mr.. Catron
providing for the arrest OF persons
guilty 81 cruelty 10 animals by any per.
sOn Witnessing such cruelty, under sus.
pension Of the rules read third time BY
title and tho bill passed.
Council bin No. 1886. by Mr.. Martin,
regulating tho salaries Of sherifs, un-
der suspension OF the rules read third
ame BIZ title and referred 20 the steer.
ing committee.
Al ii;45 O'Clock the Souncil took
recess until gao O'Clock p. m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Morning ssssIen"ss,h n.v.

8N8AN1NN-NNnNN
President Clark called the council
70 order at 10 o'clock. Prayer was OF
fered by Rev. J. Il Shively. chaplain
All members answered 10 the roll call
The reading OF the journal OF Monday
was dispensed with.
The council went into executive sea,
sion as q committee OF the whole and
the consideration OF the appropvlation
bill was resumed.
The interest fund was decreased
from $4,000 20 tls, 600. Tho amount
given the several institutions were Ia.
creased as follows. New Mexico Col.
lego Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
from 81 900 TO $4,000; University oi
New Mexico from $4,000 70 $4,000.
New Mexico School OF Mines. $4,000
10 $4,000: New Mexico Normal school
a. Silver City from $4,000 70 $4,000;
New Mexico Normal School at Las vo.
gaa from $4,000 TO $4,000; New Mex.
leo Military Institute from $4,000 20
tif 900; insane asylum from $4,000
Ia 100000, or 40 much as may be need.
ID and providing that the physician
shall reside az the asylum Miners
hospital from $4,000 10 $500; lnsti.
tute Tor tho Blind, $1,000 10 $4,000;
DEAF and Dumb Asylum At santa Fo
from $500 10 $1,000: Reform school
from $500 TO $1,000; 81. vincent's
hospital az Santa no from $500 20
SVOOi Grant County hospital, Silver
City, from 1900 10 1880. sisters OF
Mercy hospital az Silver City from
1880 10 $500; ladies' hospital al
Demlng from $1,000 90 81, 500. Eddy
county hospital ~ Carlsbad fran
u 200 20 $500; orphans' school M
Santa Ne from 90 900 10 %. 400. Relief
eociety. Las Vegas, fnum 81 200 10
S2.4O0; Sisters az I.oretio, Id Taos.
from " 200 20 81 500; Skaters hoapl,ai
~ Albuquerque from 81 200 70 81 400.
Sisters hospital az Gallup. from
$1,000 % 1900 Other items changed
were. Salary and expenses OF the
board OF equalization. from 81, 500 10
1900 for printing weather hulletlns
nom $500 % $500; for contingent ca.
ponsta Of the territorial seofetary
and additional clerk hiro from 5000 10
$1,000 for the insurance OF the cppl.
tol and Furnishings for Ave years, from
tf,ieh.0O 20 ff,i10; capitol building
bond FUND Z years, correction OF tyro.
graphical error, from $3.50 TO "a. 40,
Tor tho payment OF Niss Olsen. from
$500 % $3.50; for the purpose OF carry.
lhg ON tho summer school OF the
Normal University $1,000.
AZ li;25 o'clock, the committee of
the whole adopted tho bill as amend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Speaker Dalies called TIC house 20
order az 1916 o'clock. All present ok.
oept Mr.. Sandoval, OF Sand0val. The
reading OF the Journal was dispensed
with.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS
HOusa bill No. iS9, by Mr.. Wilker-
son, An Act relating 90 perjury. Re
ierred Ia che steering committee.
House bill No. 100, BY MT. Wilker.
son, An Act creating tho Office OF coro-
nor. Referred tO the steering commit
tee.
House bin No. 1874, BY Mr.. wiIker.
son. by request, An Act relative 10 par.
dons. Referred TO the steering com.
mittee.
House bin No. ls2. by Mr.. wilkor.
son, An Act amending section 2, OF
chapter 90, OF the session laws OF
1908, Ina regard 10 assessments. Re
fernad TO the steering committee.
House bill No. 1913, by Mr.. Wilker.
son, An Act relative 10 chattei mort.
cages, Referred 70 the steering com.
mitteo,
House bill No. i9i. BY Mr.. wnker.
son, An Act giving 10 city councils
and boards OF trustees tho right 10 pre-.
scribe the material Of bulldlnFs 10 BE-
constructed within the city limits. Re.
ferred 10 the steering committee.
House bill No. 1876, by Mr.. Wllker.
son, An Act relating 20 Judgments. Ro.
ferred 60 the steering committed
House bill No 1876, by Mr.. Wilkor.
son, An Act relating 20 corporations.
Referred to the steering committee.
House bill No. 1877, by Mr.. Wilker.
son, An Act relating 20 lis pendens.
Referred 70 the steering committee.
House bin No. 1873, BY Mr.. Wilk1r.
son, An Act to regulate the salaries OF
sherifts Referred 70 the steering com
mittee.
House Bill No. 1s9. by Mr.. Neblett.
An Act relating 20 public schools. Re
ierred 10 the steering committees.
BILLS ON THIRD READING
The committee on finance roportCd
council bill No. IS, An Act prohibit.
ihe territorial and county officers from
becoming aurctiea for others, recon-
mendlng that 4 be- passed, The report
OF the committee was adopted and the
bill passed by vote 81 II 90 l. Mr.
Neblett voting no.
The committee ON mines and public
lands reported council blu No. So, An
Act relating 90 assessment work on
mining claims, Recommending that Il
10 passed. The report Of the commit.
tee was adopted and the bin passed
unanimously.
The committees on territorial Affairs
reported house bill No. 1877. An Act
10 prevent notariea public and justices
81 the peace acknowledging bills OF
sale n strangers, recommending that
L be passed. The report OF the com.
mittee was adopted. Mr.. LucerO Of
fercd aa amendment which was adopl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
ARIZONA WILL VOICE
irs srArgHooo SENTIMENT

Governor Klbbcy 90 Arizona I
= sent q message 20 the house in 4
which. afior fcfcfCace 10 the stat 4
us Of thc Joint statehood bill Iva 4
conefcss and the numerous pro I
tests which have been falsed q
. aeainsi the measure. he says. :
In view Of these facts and OF ,
. the danger that vii. | fear. inev. :
itably again soon hosct us. here. .
= ~ respectfully recommend 90 yra :
that you enact a Law directing .
the calling u a special elocii0n at .
which the people OF thia territory .
. may emrhatlcaily. docislvely dc. .
: haniiy and concluaiveiy convey % :
= congress the sentiment OF the .
. people Of Arizona upon that sub. .
= ject - that tho question OF our .
. wishes can never aEain arise" 8
The meaaage was accompanied .
. by btu, and the house passed b.. q
. ioaving the date for tho election o
. 70 be- Fixed By the governor. q
. sssss aSSs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
DEATH or A MOTHER
IN THE FLORIDA HOME

Mrs. d. A. sieyator. Of AL Fruit
avenue, yesterday received word %
tho death Of her mother, Mrs. Julia
Barnett, which occurred al OdtOwn,
Florida Mrs. Bennett was yuite well
known In Albuquerque having lived
here several years with her other
daughter, Mrs. Geo. II. Browne and a
large number % Albuquerque people
viii be sorry 90 hear 81 her death.
Mrs. Browns who has been In Floridn
with her mother for aomo time, "a
also very 49, and Mr.. Browne loft 20
Join her this morning The remains
~ Mrs.. Bennett will be buried a. the
Florida home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE
In the District OF tho County OF Der.
nallllO. Territory of New
Mexico.
AIouro D. NcMinen, pialntIn.

Alonzo u. McMinen. plAlntl1.
vs..
Fmns Hunlng. Elias s. stoyeF. Emma
y. Hazel1ine. Lucy O. Hazeldlne.
Mary Hazeidine. and all unknown
claimants 81 Interests In the prem.
ises hereinafter described adverse
20 che plaintiff. defendants.
No. 674a
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that the above named
plaintiff has commenced his action
against the above named defendants
In tho above named cause and court.
alleging among other things that he u
the owner IN fee and In possession OF
the following real estate situate IN
the county ~ Barnallllo, Territory ~
New Mexico, to-wlt.
flota three 90. four co, and hvo
90. 81 Block A, Of the Miantlc and
Pacific additions 60 the city Of Aibu.
querQuc, as the same arr known AMI
designated on the plat thereof made
W onto Dicckman and Med in the Of
nee ~ she Probate Clerk aud exon.
clio rec0rier OF Bornalllio county on
the 2fth day 81 April lass. and thai
aOme claim IN or 20 TIE real aalate
above Described adverse 10 the estate
~ plalnkin. and that the general object
~ said action 81 % establish plaintiffs
tile 10 said premises against the al
verse claims of said defendants. and
that said defendants be- barred and
forever eatoDped from having Or claim
inH any right or title IN or % aald
that plaintiffs title thereto BE- forever
quieicd and 81 al resi-.
Plaintiffs attorney Is Hcrbert r.
Reynolds, whose poetoifce Address n
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and de-.
PENDANTS are notified that unless they
appear In said cause on of before the
nth day " April. 1905. judgment will
be rendered IN said cause against them
and each 81 them By default
VIM " DAME.
Clerk.