davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

ever been married, but added that she
had brother in Southern California
who will come to her assistance. She
also insists that she has money on de-
posit In San Bernardino and exhibited
to the detectives handbook in sup
port of her statement
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
@atomobiIiften-

Gin pibiger ssranSoie bat foleenbe
rei6baltige Sammlung BON Spriiz
6en, Die auf ben MutomobilIpprt Be-
aug BADEN, 5ufammengeIfelt: Sage
mir ben 8reis Defines Mutos, unO i6
mill Dir fagen, fper Oh biit. = Nb<
fabren i'm Automobil, B. +. Elm bibz
6en iterben. - Sir bic @utomobiliz
item giebt IS nur cine Dirt 6inberniHe,
Die adblen: Die, nit benen 3uTammenz
5uItOBen cine @efabr fir fie islbit 1T.
= @bgsfabren lit gut, 3uriidfpmmen
1T befer. = Staub in bic 4ugen tperz
fen, bas tit beim Acknowledging
ales. = @as tommt Is auf bic Qanb>
fGaft an, penn man nur ben Sc
i9lpinbigfeitsruuf9 bat. Der
Msni9 benft iid einen 3eiisipsg, rnb
Der Mfotor lentt. = Man pirb nie=
mails pom 8cIiber zines IutoS feline
r9annes" ~erfabren, fonbern II BON,
ben Mitfa5rern. Sin Iutpmpbilif,
Der obne Seuscn fGbrt, bat niemals
pannes. = Die 4utOs fliessr babirt,
Die 11~eberfabrenen bieiben. = Man
foa ni6t opne Seitament abfubren. =
9ebunfen fir Die GuBgdnger: Sente
baran, bab Oh nur Staub bit. =
Gin l1%neliidsauto raft i9neG beran.
= Sein Ober ni9t iein, bas 1T bic
Srage. -@ebor Su Die StraBe iiber>
.i4reiteit. perii9ere Did, baB fein @u=
to fommt = unb in elmer 9ebensberz
fi3erun9! = Die Ieberfabrenen ba=
ben INNER unre9t. = Sn Der Na9t
limb ale @utps grau. = 9epiIe fir
Die Gbauffeurs: Simmer i9neLler! =
@ieaei9t fpmme i@ 1eil tpiebtr 5u>
rnd. = Duo nunc ascsnbum2 = Sas
@uto bin i9. = Mer ii9 lieb bat,
folgt mir ni6t. = Ii9t geIeben,
ni9t ertpii9t. = Mprituri tie falu=
tamil"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

Sd fieI ibm pI6Bli9 Elm, boB Il.
&oraaen liebte. l1nb neil Inn bic
2ogif gut sefiel. taufte sr ibr bapon
unb f9idte iie ibr itiaf6peisenb gu.
unb Die Shat muBte pirfli6 cine
before fein, benn iie bate einen aIGns
5enben @rfOlg. S9on na9 penigen
Wftnuten ndmli9 ftiir5te feline Srau
tbm na4: ~Mann, Srisbel, Su....
49,"
St...." md6te er, benin re aeiot.
erobe Cuff, i'm auf Der prpmenabe gu
tu1en! nSieb bod, bic Menf6en IN
0a foRte lie i'm unter uno briidfs
ieinen Irm. rWas biit Su bod fir
elm lisber Meni9! @as baft 9u fir
Elm groBes 9emitb. &annit 10 lei9t
pergefen -
@r ld6elte tin bpr fi9 bin. Gs
freute i'm auBerorbentli9, baB bic
5ormel, Die er Na9ts gefunben, ri9z
tig mar: baB Die Seele Der Srau MIR
genieBen fam bur9 circumference geiz
bilfe -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
6e9Ierbumpr.

WGbrenb in ben meiten Srten
Seuti9lanbs Der &egeliunge bic 4ns
5ubl Der sefanenen 9egel ausruft,. bat
nan auf pielen &egelbabnen, beionbers
in ben StGoten, Nummerntafeln ober
unOerpsitise Q~n5eigen. Sin gang pri>
sineQes Iusrufen Der @iirfe BAT man
aber in einigen Srti6aften ) 5er>
3ogstbums 8raunT3peig. = rS9G>
me bir!" : 10 ruff Der &egeljurge,
tpenn nur Elm &sgel gefallen tit. Sal
len 5pei &egel 10 beiBt es: v3pei, lie
Der tsinen!!" Bel brei liegenben &egeln
ruff er: yS9uItsri6emeI!!" mad benz
breibeinisen S6ufteriib. Sci bier:
r&arreell" mad ben bier @Ger. Sal
len flint &egel, 10 bsiBt es: r8atuil<
lpn!" 6ulen aber feds, 10 lautet es:
r@renaDierl" Gin @renabier bat feds
SUB. Die 8e5ei9nung fir fiinf, Bds
tainpn, liegt bdrin, bab friiber jeoes
&egiment flint 8atainone bate. Nun
fummen Die guten 8iirfe, fir Die Der
8eeler ii9 ftdrten bari. go ruff Der
Sunse bel iieben: wMal trinfen!" gu
burfit bur6 einen ~ber5buften S9luf
bid itdrfen.) 8ei d9t: nS9ent cen
3pt6en inn!" QaB Dir einen &otben
(&irI@ tommen), lno BEL neun:
v&raus 8ier!!" (einen S9oppen bait
ou perbient); nSraus" tit p~Idttbeutf9
fir sarug". 4u9 auf 8~egelbdbnen
anoerer @esenOeu iinb d6nIide &ufs
ibli5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Der Qiterat. q,

Ser 3iterat. o.: rWas
madt benn Sbr Spbn in 8srling"
g.: v@r f9reibt." a.: r3um 8ersniiz
gen ober UNI @elb?" g.: rWenn er an
midi ffreibt, INNER um Selb."
= HebebIItbe. Rebner Tin
elmer @olfsperianmluns): rWenn i4
Sbnen, meme 9erren, nun bieie Gnts
biinunsen MAIDEN fperbe, ba tpirb Elm
@turm Der gntriituns bura SHIRE
Reihen fhleidFn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

142,857 x z ersibt merfpiirbiser=
peife 999, 999. 142,957 X 8 fu9t ii9
felbt aus Der 8erlegenbeit gu beIfen,
UNI auf bic alte3iffernsruppe gu fomz
men, unb nit beitem grfplg, benin BAG
Brobutt b'rWaultiplitatipn lift 1,142,z
S56, unb Dur9 @bsittpn Der erften
3iffer o. 5ur lssten CO. iinb ni9t
nnr pieber bic alien 3iffern bergez
i.elt, fonbern iosar bic 3ubG 142,S57
Ielbit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

Mffettirt. Midter: .@Iams
ben sic, baB bic Sbat I'M 4ffeft be,
gangen tpurbe2" = 3eugin: % ia,
affeftirt it bic ia afepeil o'fpsfen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Cine tntereHante SabI.

Cine duBert interefants 3ubl lift
142,857. sic ergibt, einerlei, Oh nit
2, 3, q, 5 pber 6 multipIiSirt, itets
otefelben 3iffern, nur INNER anbers
%orubbirt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
AMERICANS HELP THE
MEXlCANS CELEBRATE
TWO RACES FRATERNlzE FOR
FIRST TIME ON ANNIVERSARY
or MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

A special from Roswell. dated Sep
temher 49, says: The ninciy-flfth an
nlycrsary " the republic OF Mexico
WIS celebrated here today and the
demonstrations we're remarkable In
hat the strict social line between the
MexicRns and the Americans here was
Withdrawn. and Americans danced
with sCnorltns and American girls
danced with Mexican mon.
The celebration started last night
and the meeting was addressed by
Prof. J. u. Bloa. regent chief OF the
Mexican fraternal union, and director
OF the Mexican patriotic association.
and the man who represented the
typical American.Moxican al the In
ternatioual gathering ~ the salvation
amy In london he FIRST addressed
the immense crowd In spanish aud
then In English
Tho American and Mexican Tags
we're nOisted together. saluted by
twenty-five guns, and hurrahs for the
two immortal fathers OF their coun'
tries. George washington and Miguel
Hidalgoy Costilla. were given.
The Mexican Declaration Of indie
pendence was read. after which bells
we're rung and cannons fred. There
was a hlg free barbecue AT / 30 y m,
The address OF the day was by Dr'
Charles u. Lukens. pastor OF tho
First Presbyterian church. Miss Chris
tena Hernandez, who il considered
the most beautiful senorita In New
/ Mexico. was the Queen Of Liberty"
and addressed the throng OF all ma
/ lions, except Chinese and negroes, ON
! liberty.
The base hall game between the
Dexter Americans and Roswell Next
cans resulted In q victory for the
/ Mexicans. the score being I to 3. The
open air hall and carnival viii lasl
| ali night and this will conclude the
ceremonies. The feeling here betweer
the two races Is very friendly now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
ApMlNIarRAron,a norlor.

Notice IL hereby given that the IN
derslHncd, administrator Of the estate
Of Mary p. Gilmore, deceased. has
filed his final report In the Probate
Court OF nernallllO county, Territory
OF New Mexico, and asked that his
said report be approved and he dis
charged nH such administrator
That the Judge Of said court has
fixed Monday, september 18Th, A. ID.
1905, at which time any objections 20
the approval OF said report and the
granting OF said discharge will be
heard
NJ. =. STAMM.
Administrator Of Estate OF Mary IL
Gilmore. deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
RETURNS STOLEN SHEEP
TO WILLIAM FRASER
PRIVATE DICK HUBER, or The
MOUNTED POLICE, HAS suFFl.
SENT EVIDENCE TO CONVICT
CLAUDE poANE or MURDER.

private Richard O. Huber. OF tho
territorial mounted police. who IL In
Albuquerque to attend the fair, has
been a busy man in the past few
weeks Hc now has evidence enough
20 place he moose around the neck
OF Claude Doaua. and also TO punish
the parties who stole sheep from VIII.
liam a fraser, In the Estancia val
ley. some time ago Private Huber
went 90 LOS Padillas on mission,
and while there saw, In a business
house of hat town, fresh sheep peit
with newly marked cars. After a care
fui examination Mr. Huber discovered
on on, .ft side OF the nelt a brand,
which H1H found 90 be the letter r."
He a the owner OF the polt from
whom lad heen bought. and was
told tha. "a man by the name of Man
uel loumilio was the man he had
paid fur To-. lie said that Jaramillo
had sold lin 1903 head OF sheep, In re-
turn fnr which he had given lara
milo $3.50 In gold and a $40 bill. This
was su0lntiated later on, when word
was received by Private Huber that
Jaram... vas spending quite a little
gold Don 'Ha nelghhor.ug towns, Huber
then tcIrsraphed m Fraser 10 come
10 Los pailllas. Mr. Fraser dld "
and was lhle 20 Identify the sheep
Huber turned over Co Mr. Fraser prac
tioally AN Of the stolen sheep,
On this same trip Private Hubel
succeeded In securing the secon,
horse ridden by Walter Lyons, wh'
was murdered near Ramah, Mckin
ley county some time ago. Thu
horse Vas branded on the hip an'
shoulder With the figure "s, aud I
was through these two brands an'
the deep bay color of the animal tina
ne was enabled 20 Identify H. Huho
now has both Of the horses owned b!
Lyons and tho one ridden by Doane
IN safe keeping IN Albuquerque. TIL
only other evidence he needs for tn'
conviction OF the murderer OF Lyon
is the deceased mans saddle. and h
Is pretty sufe that Il will be founl
Ia few days, aH he mas cyidencl
which leads 10 thc holder OF th
same
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
FAIR AT pALHART
EXPLOITS PANHANDLE.

Tho agricultural and horticultural
exhibit was from Dallam, Hartley,
sherman and Danley counties, repre-.
sentlng tho dlyest part OF the north.
west Panhandle. Texas. says the Clay
ton Enterprise. There was an exhi.
billion from various parts OF the coun-
Try. and several exhibits produced
only few miles from Daihart as fine
specimens OF corn Of different yarie.
ties as we ever saw In the best corn
countries OF the United States The
exhibit OF Eve or six varieties OF
wheat, several varieties OF oats, and
the samples OF rye barley. two kinds
% iliet Kafiir corn and milo maize
would have been credit 20 any coun-
Try. We also saw splendid apples,
peaches. pears and pluma OF many
varieties. ell grown In the surround
Ing country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
ATTORNEY THOMAS WlLKERSOS
VICTIM OF PlCKPOCKETS
SEVERAL OTHER SMALL RoBBER.
les REPORTED TO POLICE
TWO SUSPECTS ARE IN JAIL.

Attorney Thomas n. wilkcrson re-.
ported 20 the police last night that
be had been touched" OF a pockethOok
containing tl.5O aud some papers.
while he was minellnE with the crowd
on Railroad avenue II was the same
old game OF a Jam. plenty Of push
ing and wrestling. and then a nand
was inserted In the lawyers hip peck
~ and his wallet was extracted. Mr..
WilkersOn knew when he was robbed.
but Il was all done 40 quickly that he
didnt have a chance 20 see who the
thief was. lie Is rejoicing, however.
that no did not lose a big roll OF
money.
Young Ralph Tascher vas another
victim OF pickpOckets who got IN
their operations last night. lie lost
pocketbook containing $40 and some
small change. Fred Newman also lost
small purse. containing small
amount OF money and some papers.
However, none ~ the robheries
were very large and the police this
year have handled the crowd and
crooks better than ever before, and
the small number OF robberIes thus
lar go 20 show that the officers have
been attending 70 business. Two sus
poets are IN jail but the evidence
against them Is very slim.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
IMPORTANT MINE SALE
NEAR socosRo.

During the last few years there
have been repeated rumors that the
famous Rosedale mine had been sold
or that a sale Of the property was
pending. All rumors 81 a sale. how
ever. have proven TO be false
II can now be stated positively that
the sale has been made, says the So.
zorro Chieftaln.
About eight months ago L. X. Bah
cock OF Kelly, who was connected
With the recent sale OF the famous
Kelly mine, secured an option on the
Rosedale mine. Mr. Babcock set abonl
finding purchasers for the property
and finally succeeded In interesting
certain Indiana capitalists.
A sale was made 10 these gentlemen
only few days ago. A company was
organized and will take possession OF
the property about the tirst % next
month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
LEoAL NoTIcE.


Territory OF New Mexico. County ~
Bernalillo. In the District Court.
John a. Henry, Plaintiff.
yB. No. 6S62.
Halle Burke and all unknown
claimants OF interest IN the property
hereinafter described. adverse TO
plaintiff. Defendants.
Notice Of Publication.
To the above named Defendants and
20 all whom Il may concern:
This Is to give notice that the above
named suit Is aow pending In the Dis.
trict Court. In and for the County OF
Befnalillo. IN and by which suit the
plaintiff seeks to establish his title TO
the east half OF Lot eight (6) and all
OF lot nine (9l, in block twenty-thres
(23). OF the Browneweli A. IAils
Highland Addition TO the city OF
OF Albuquerque. In the said County Of
Bernalilio. and Territory OF New Mex.
leo. against the claims OF said defend
ants. and that unless you enter your
appearance in said cause on or before
the 30th day OF September, 1905.
Judgment by default will be rendered
against you, and the plaintiff will he
entitled 20 the relief asked for IN the
complaint iiled In said cause
w ~. DAME
Clerk OF District Court.
w n, Childers Albuquerque. New
Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication, August ", 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
FOR MINING CAMPS

Louis Caryl GraIon, 81 the United
States geological survey, arrived In
Silver City the other day ana Is max.
ing that city his headquarters for a
preliminary survey ~ the different
surrounding camps MIR, Grafton Is
conducting his Investigation under
Waldemar Iindgren. who n Ia charge
Of the work OF the survey In New
Mexico.
Mr. Grafton is the advance agent, so
10 speak. and upon his reports will
depend the subsequent work of the
survey M that section. lie has alrNa'
dy Visited pinos Altos, and will also
go 20 the burr0 mountains, Santa
Rita, Hanover, Fierro, the MogOllOnH,
and In fact all OF the principal camps.
The work of the survey Ia Of the ut
most importance In the preparation Of
statistical data and expert report on
formation. topography, etc, and Il -
10 be hoped that all Of the camps will
be included within the operation Of
the government officials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

Territory Of New Mexico, County OF
Bernallllo. In the District Court
John A. Henry. Plaintiff,
VS. No GSh3.
William J. Morgan and all unknown
claimants Of interest In the property
hereinafter described. adverse to
plaintiff, Defendants
Notice Of Publication.
To The above named Defendants and
20 an whom Il may concern
This is 20 give notice that the above
named suit ls now pending 10 the Dis
triCt Court In gg1 flr the County 81
Berna mo. la amt bf which suit the
plaintiff seeks 10 ahlish his title 10
all of Block ID OF the County
Addition 20 the city of Albu.
qucrquc, 10 the said County Of
Bornaln.o and Territory of New Mex
leo. against the claims OF said defend
ants and that unless you enter your
appearance On said cause on or before
the S0th day of September, 1905.
judgment by default win be rendered
against you. aud the plaintiff will be
entitled 10 tho relief asked for In the
complaint filed In said cause.
w, ~ DAME.
Clerk ~ District Court.
w n. Chllders. Albuquerque. New
Mexico, Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication, August ~, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Yesterday afternoon. at the request
OF the committee OF Judges on the
parade. The Evening Clifton publish
ed that the first Prize for tho best
trades display. ffioat,) was awarded
10 the Purity Ice company. This
means the Southwestern Brewery and
Ice company. but the judges gave no
reason To- Toe Citizen for calling Il
The Purity Ice company" unless
they concluded II was THE Purity"
from the excellent quality Of ice dis.
played la the float.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
ANOTHER SCHOOL HOUSE
EVIDENCES IMPROVEMENT.

The Ration hange Il authority for
the statement that y. l.. lucas made
a trip last week 10 Dawson 20 attend
% matters relating 10 the opening Of
the city schools there. which he viii
superlntend during tho coming term.
Mr. Lucas says that an elegant school
building has iust boon finished there.
costing about 1000. including FIX
lures and furniture equipment. A lit
tie more time %as needed TO No tho
seats. hut Il was thought that school
could be opened Wednesday morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
Norlcr oE ann.

Territory Of New Mexico, County Of
Berualillo, IN the District Court
John NJ. Moore.
And
lsoia Bamblni,
VI. No bNl8.
The Unknown Heirs of Reese r.
Price, deceased, aud all un.
known claimants Of interests In
she premises hereinafter do
scrihed adverse TO the said
plaintiffs
To the above defendants ana to all
whom Il may concern.
Notice Is hereby given that The
above entitled cause "a now pending
In the above court, the object of the
suit h 10 quiet The title Of the plant.
ifs, and To forever bar and eatop the
defendants from making any claim al.
verse 60 said PLAINTIFF. In and to the
following described piece or parcel of
land and real estate, situate. lying
and h,ing In the County ~ Borna ITO
and Territory ~ New Mexico. being
six hundred and eighteen (GiS) feet
IN width, more or less. from north 90
south, and extending from the Barrels
road on the east 70 the Rio Grandc on
tho west aud bounded on the north
By land OF the heirs Of Francisco
Chavez deceased. on the south by
land o. the heirs OF Juan Apodaca.
deceased. on the east by narelas
road, aud on the west by the Rio
Grande, the said piece Ia known as
the whiting Meadow" and unless
you enter your appearance In said
cause ON or before the 23d day " Oc.
toher A. d. 1905. Judgment By default
viii be entered against you and the
plaintiffs will be entitled 10 the 70.
lief asked for In the complaint.
The attorney for plaintiffs a. Il. ".
d Bryan. Aibuquc sue, n. NJ.
W u. DAME
Clerk.
First publication. Sept 2. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
TWO ACCIDENTS m
MORA COUNTY

Ramon sak and hls sIn. Andres.
lost thcli lives al Sanchez, Mora
county, last week. They we're work.
ing IN an old woll and we're overcome
by foul air aud gases and asphyxlat.
ed, death resulting.
Near Roy, More county last week,
Modesto Andrada. aged ne years.
while attempting 90 jump across
gully was thrown to the bottom and
a rock fell on his head. crushing the
skull The boy was otherwise bruised
and had one leg broken. lie has a
slight chance Of recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

In 49, A few years later he declined
the uueratic nomination for gov
ernor FOR Judge OF the court Of ap-
peal md Tor mayor OF brooklyn.
H. always been a democrat, but
has u. Aosltated 10 attack dishonesty
In Of wherever he found Il. Before
he as.nded 20 the bench. Judge Gay
nor b.Cam6 nationally known for bis
work % breaking up the rings In the
democratic party and his action In Sc
curing the conviction OF John Y. Kane
for election frauds. lie was born In
Oneida county. New York. In 1851, and
went Do brooklyn In 1874.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
FORMING A LEAGUE FOR
JOINT STATEHOOD.

A movement has been set on foot
at Carlsbad % organize q branch OF
the Joint statehood league. Tho work
OF organization Is IN charge OF Judge
A. a. Freeman and John T.. Emerson,
and already a large number OF voters
have signed the list. and the indlca
tons are that Carlsbad viii maze one
of tho largest leagues In the territory.
As s0on "a sufficient names are Sc.
cured a meeting will heheld, the
league organized and officers elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice Il hereby given lhat on April
rs, 1905, the secretary OF the interlok
restored 10 settlement the publib,
lands IN the following descrlb9d
townships which were temporarily
Withdrawn pending the procuromeI,ai
Of an executive order by the secretar
~ war permanently reserylng thenA
for military purposes, and that th
said public lands 80 restored 10 sea
tiement on Apri, IS, 1905. viii becon
subject 10 entry filing selection At IN
United States land ONCE at Santa I'D
New Mexico, on August q. 1905. viz
Townships ., 10 and II North. Range
; and East. n. NJ. Mer.
w. A. RICHARDS,
Commissioner General Lana Onig,.
Approved May 3. 1906
n. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Territory OF New Mexico. County OF
Bernalillo. In the District Court.
James " Murroy. plairin,
W.
Wava 3 Murrey Defendant
To Waya 8. Mnrrcy. defendant In
the above cause. You are hereby mo-
titled that "a suit mas been iilcd In the
above named district court by James
y. Murrey. as plaintiff against you a.
defendant praying for an absolute 81.
yorce upon the grounds of doscrtion
on your part and that unless you en-.
ter your appearance in said cause on
or before the ith day of November.
1905. Judgment will hc rendered
against you by default. and relief
granted az prayed for In said com.
plant plaintiffs attorney ~ y W.
DOhson. aud postoiiice addrefg Ia Al
buqucrquc. n. NJ. W. y. nAME.
Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
NERVE IS ADMIRED,
EVEN IN SMALL TOWN

The Clayton Enterprise says that
Beaver City has under construction a
cotton gin. About the next thing we
suppose tho enterprGing little city
will have will be o saw mill. Unless
circumstances have changed wonder.
fully In the last few months, the coun.
try looked about a. much cottonless
a. 4 did timborlesa still. We admire
the nerve Of the citizens
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
LAY CORNER STONE
FOR NEW CHURCH
PREsBVTERlANs HOLD INTER
gsTiNo EXERCISES IN HONOR
or EVENT-LARoE CROWD WAS
PRESENT.

Yesterday afternoon az I O'Clock the
corner stone for the handsome new
church cdihce 10 be- erected by the
PIeshyteriRns IN this city, was laid
with impressive ceremonies. The cor
nor stone bears various inscriptions
and the cutting rs AN artistic piece Of
work n was placed In position In
the northwest corner Of the iounda-
ton OF the church,
The services opened al I O'Clock
with a hymn. A platform had been
erected Tor the occasion and on the
platform had been placed an organ
and chairs for the speakers. The
hymn Was sung by a chorus composed
OF young ladies'.
Mrs. y. u. sohwentker rendered a
beautiful solo. which was followed by
the reading OF the ritual and the lay
ing OF tho corner stone by Rev. v. NJ
Craig. formerly OF this city, but now
In charge OF Presbyterian mission
schools throughout che United States
After the laying OF the corner stone
brief addresses we're delivered by the
pastor. Rev. Cooper and Rev. X. NJ
Craig.
The services closed with the sing
ing az a hymn, entitled, How Firm a
Foundation" and the proRounclng OF
the benedictlon.
A large crowd attended the services
which we're very successful