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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-11
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Yesterday was another good day in the
local real estate market in residence
property, but activity in the business por-
lions of the city is still lacking. All of
the suburban realty markets are in splen-
did condition and prices are steady at a
very good medium.
Papers were filed in the probate clerks
office yesterday for only three transac-
tons in local real estate which involved
each an amount of $1,000 or more They
were as follows:
F. H. Hamrick and wife and r. F..
Lovelady and wife to T. S. Page, lot on
Maple street, Pratt City, the eonsidera-
ton for which was $500.
d. M. C. Colignon and G. w. Collig-
non to John L. Sims, part of block "A in
West End the consideration in the deal
being $1,000.
Emil Gruhn to F. r. Keenan, two lots
in North Birmingham, the consideration
for which was $780,
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Administrators Notice.

State of Alabama, Jefferson county
Norman Webb. deceased, estate of.
Letters of administration with the Will
annexed upon the estate of said decedent,
having been granted to the Undersigned
on the Sd day of April, 1906. by the Hon
orable 8. E. Greene, judge of the probate
court of Jefferson county Notice is here
by given that all persons having claims
against said estate will be required to
present the same within the time allowed
by law or that the same will be barred
CHRISTINA S. WEBB.
4-4-3t-wed
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Notice to Contractors.

Contractors are invited to submit sealed
proposals for the erection of brick
succeed addition, or wing, to the state
capitol building, in the city of Montgom-
cry, Ala. Plans and specifications may
be had from Frank Lockwood, architect,
First National bank building, Montgom-
cry.
All bids must be in the hands of the
secretary prior to II o'clock noon, Mon
day. April 49, 1906. The right to reject
all bids Is reserved.
Montgomery, Ala, April g. 1906
ALABAMA CAPITOL BUILDING COM
MISSION,
THOMAS NJ. OWEN, Secretary.
4-4-4t-wed-fri
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Notice is hereby given to the public, es-
pecially merchants that the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
will not become responsible for, or pay
for, any article furnished to any of it's
employees, or others. unless bill for SER
vice or articles furnished is accom-
panied by a printed order used by the
company and signed by l.. M. Hawkins,
Manager. l.. NJ HAWKINS,
3-30-31 -4-1-10-11 Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Stockholders MEETING,

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Birmingham Realty company will
be held on April Il, 1906, at u o'clock
noon, at the office of the company In
Birmingham, Ala. Transfer books will
be closed until April II.
FRANK NORRIS, secty. and Treas.
3-27-to All
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"strinalnan Him.

From Harper's Weekly.
smart young fellow called out to a
farmer who was sowing seed in his field,
well done, old fellow you SOW, l reap
the fruits"
Maybe you WILL" said the farmer,
for I'm sowing hemp
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Ger sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

ST01 FN~One red sorrell horse mule, flax
name and tail scar under right fore leg
r,,hhed Nv harness, 14ia hands high. Any
information leading to recovery VIII pc
literally rewarded Fannie Erskin' BIZ
mingham, Ala. a-o-o-so"e
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Attractive ads. are illustrated. Let
the Gawk make your ILLUSTRATIONS.
Ane-Hersld Buildinu.
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REAL ESTATE.


FOX SALE.
$l5, 000-5Ox10O business corner, rents for
S130 per month.
$3750-26 acres, one-half mile north of
East Lake pavilion. Large house, barn.
etc.
$S00-Beautiful lot on North 18th street,
between 18th and 18th avenues
observation-disclosures D, near 14th street.
$l500-50X140-Avenue D, near 18th street.
w. G. OLIVER & CO.,
2025 Third Ave. Both Phones, 1889.
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FOR SALE.
$200O-Norwood. 4 blk car; 60x190.
S600O-2-story res. 18th ave. Gath st.
s4O0O-2-story res. 18th ave. 9th ST.
$500 cottages N. 21st St; rents 5000.
S275O-Large lot; y blk. S. goth st.
$90OO-S Goth ST. res; l blk. Pts.
500, 000-Handsome Hgld ave. home, 100 TT.
$500 ,dgewood sta; deep lot.
$S00O-Elegant new Ave j place.
$l6,500-Timmons ave. home.
SSO0O-Nice home Richmond Place.
S4500-23d st. 7th ave-; 8 rooms, furnace.
$l0,0OO-Lot 4th ave. 18th and 18th SITS.
s22, 5000 IT,; a blk. of 10Th st.
S675O-50x14O Sd ave. 14th and 18th SITS.
STANDARDIZATION; 9Th ave. IS and 10 SITS impvd
s650O--S acres: West End, well imprvd.
$500 Per Acre 80 acres close to car.
MCCONNELL & ANGl-lN,
Phones 1923. 2019 Third Ave.
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NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE.

NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE.
s50oo-50 feet. 9Th ave. between 21st and
22d streets. Bargain.
S5250-llth ave-, near 10th street, South
Highlands; S-room, two-story house;
BATH gas. etc; only half block from
Five Points.
SIG, Q0-Corner 23d street and Sd ave, bus
mess lot: two-story house; one-thrd
cash
s20Oe-Only $3.50 cash, balance monthly:
new 5-room house; fine bath room, hot
and cold water; electric lights: city
water, etc: 18th street Woodlawn.
$40, COO Nine-room modern two-story
house close in on North 10Th street
This is very fine Investment or spec
ulation; fronts Capitol park.
SIS. O0O--50xllO. Second avenue, near 18th
street.
S. {. THOMPSON, Agent.
Bell Phone No. "a 223 2lst st.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Warehouse Ave. and END street.
Handsome store in City Hall building.
Have property to improve for good ten
ants.
Vacant property for rent.
Broom house on 18th street. south.
GEORGE 6IL6E,
Bell phone "a as 21st Stress
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word day; no
al. taken for less than rs cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD.

9ATEs-One cert a word day; no
ad taken for less than % cents for
first insertion. Cash -1us4 accompany
very order.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

FOR RENT-Nice room. with board. for
married couples or two young men. 1929
9Th avenue. 49-4t
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MRS. j. p. ROSS can accommodate a few
boarders at 202l 9th ave. north; reason
able prices; references exchanged. APP
ply at house l-6-tf
ROOM with board g50s 9th ave s-l5.aot
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Several live agents to sell
useful household articles; half profit;
send Csc for samples. Address Utility.
Trenton Postoffiee. New Jersey 4-1O-2t
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FOR REM

1916 9Th ave. ~. u rooms ..a........ $500
1215 s. 18th St, Y rooms .....,......... e0.0O
1929 s nth st. rooms .............. 1000
Store in Eagle hotel, 25X90. .t......... 1000
If you have property for rent place
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REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE.
$50 00o-Corner Ave. B and 21st st. 100x140;
5000 cash. balance in ten annual pay
ments.
brick houses renting for
500 MONTH $500 cash, balance in ten
annual payments.
s90o0-Aye. G, 5OX190; renting for $50
month; $1,000 cash, balance in three an
nual payments.
$50, O0O-First ave, close to 10Th st.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Department og Che lRsat0f. knnd
once. danla EEL N Az. January 1f.
1896 Notice Do htfeA rifon thai in
ruIHuaHre N Iha laws " iho United
States William a. riehi and hia So.
tenant. Charles D. Hodtin. whose post
ofhco address a Albuquerque. N. al.
a. about io mako application fo ihe
United States Cos patent t0 TIE
rs dFn'|if' Placer HlniuE Claim. lu.
Gated To- thp aaniia mining iIGUlti 4f
HCfnalll1 county. n M heine fha N.
b. ~ 10 iha ~. ~. "a. Sect 1i. T. Do
81. R p. of Sd 81. q. b. ana Az
1ho n0fl,f 81 location of said N0i.
aniiie tiAlm 'a ~ record iH che aiHce
ui che Recorder of n0fnli'I'o county.
90 Albuquerque ln fhe Territory ~
New Htt'cq ia BOOK J. Minnie Re-.
ariH paEe $780,
Any and nil UGrfunH claiming az
Fffffly che mining ruund fcln. lode.
premises or any portion thereof fu
described. ere hereby hoi.f.ol that un
bees ADVERSE claims ore dhiy filed AZ.
c0Ta|nR i0 aH aHd enc rrmlatlun4
thcIelndtf within iHe SINE prescribed
DBL law with ihN Naeisfaf 20 fNa
lntcd states Land once. sania Fa
al 81 in the county ol Santa Fo Ter
fliun of NUR ncaifa. Ihty aIll be-
barred by virtue Of tht provisions of
such statute.
MANUEL b. ornRu
Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
Local and
General

t.o az the simple iadrohropofs
daughter az she wac as Ronald
Lrle's wife. and succeeded in win.
ming several hands" "a a result OF
her good work. Lew Nirion and Ger.
tlo Dunlap al sam Smart and Hellie
Ore1. respectively handled the COM
ely roles ia g manner, Judging from
ihe amount of applause and laughter
tAai came ,ru4H ihe audience. entirely
io tho nhlnr ~ iho rsckei house rs
ruclRlly good Nda their speciality All
members Of the comnlnY handled
their parts ln o fairly clever manner.
ard a q iua rficad siuuk c1mmuy
ihr Ethel Tucker company stands on
a flf with any OF the Repertoire com.
pf1lea fhlt have played Albuquerque
This season Tonight they present
that laushatlo farce. "rompklns' Hoi
Finish.' with an entire chanEo Of
Hreciaiiics
'The strength Of tho Weak" DC.
urluci aE a new modern play. IN four
nr'E by Alice NJ smith. viii serve On
hru Fle rco Roberts. iho noted emo.
iaufl ACTRESS. fo hc lroni at fhe Elka'
t.naier saturday February i1 Mlss
koheris reputation az q eiar has bfon
winci by pDrraylng such roles a.
'l1rn." "gcTa." Mazda. etc.. and
noceuHariiy has siycn he's wide
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

as Dora rhonc was equally accep,a.
Dave Barry may oa well reiurn TO
me ErIdirnn. hia showing against Al
nAuim1u demonstrates that ht ahould
cundno bis efforts 90 ihe more maiden
ly game of foot ball Prize frht.ng d.
too rough for him.
The Chlssao Nationals have decided
iu foroHo the Ions trio go California
and VIII DO their training at Cham.
uaigu To- They Will play n few exc
nil.tion games in Tho south JUST be-
orc tao season opens
George Olom, who graduated from
the ranks of the jockeys 90 that Of the
owners, viii return Go the saddle this
year lie was one of the best riders
ln che east and there never was a aus-
piciOn tnat no did not always ride 10
win
John ~ Sci can. Instructor of ath-
lctics at Missouri university has been
removed for securing the services oi
Ia fuut ball player ON laa years team
hy paying him money subscribed by
certain students and alumni uf the
university
New York Athletic club managers
are talking of barring nrgr0 pugllisih
because the black scruppera arr In
cilnol iu fake. Good thing Let the
white hinors DO the bimng and back
40 t1o hon house with the crap shU w.
Ing brigade
The Indianapolis team has mover
looked natural Co the fans of thui town
with Goo. floriovor missing from
rrht field and Watkins has decided
90 resurroci him from ihe claaa =
league whore ho has been exlled iOI
The past year.
Up in date Battling Nelson has bcou
accused of having love affairs with
nrneticnllY every Hhapoly spear car
rIer between Broqdway and Market
street. Next thing be- will be- charged
Nita having ncaians Qn Lydia Pink
nam ana Dr. Mary Walker.
syaorhy mas not start Dbl the brook
lvn and nrlrhian handlcaps after all
Owner koeno thinks the great racer
has hsan badly treated by me vincla
handicapped. who placed she weight
at i3l pounds. and sass the horse VII
De Withdrawn unless there b. a rec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
with cHARlTV r GALL
ARO MALICE TO NONE"

81. Louis, Mo-, tan 2ith, 1896
TO ahe Editor Of me las Vegas Optic,
Las veBaa. NJ M
Dear Sir, like Henry George ! am
"ior humanity and Cor che sake pf
the saniiarlam movement che Ror
oonaumpteen ana che sanitaflum a.
Las yeean. / sincerely hope that The
discussion STARTED by The Optic may
be- discontinued. and moi be allowed
.o impair and possibly destroy q great
honevolence.
FOR over four yeaa have bern &C.
iNc ln the urr FeCufinn at thIs enter
Prise. and from itH vmy inception
have had bat ono ohlect in Yiot that
uf buihdng a Hanllarlum ln New Mes.
leo Tor thc care and cure of cunaumpi
ivea. ln company with e few others.
gave much of my time tp fhni puf
pose, without onmpemaasfln oT ex
iHgiatlun ul afhHr reward than ihe
aallglaCilun ol doing eood The move
menf made but little nroFrcsa AMI
would have be0n Abandoned hhd not
Nr. Eldapu hccumn Interested iu az
NN ID WHY NHHte HNN"N NNNNNNH ..NNINNN NH
done 10 every one and az ! have been
connected so intimateiy with the his.
tory of this work a. fo know ali about
D. du noi thnh i 81 r'ehi chat mise
understanding and grave unsaiaie.
menla should D0 allowed 90 pass win.
uut some word 81 puiett from me-
q ls Que Mr. Edison for me- 70 say
three thlnass
'Firut-had Il not been for him.
there Would have been NO ssnitnrium.
6erond--But for him 10 would cen.
talnly nos have been located AZ Las
Venaa.
Thlrd-To him alone. Las Vegas
owca the vaei amount of advertising
that she received.
10 was BIS gonlua cnorFy and eufoF
PRISE. thaf oarrlel enc Whoio thing
through % seems strange lronr that
the very man tD whom las Vegas
la 10 much iadeDicl ahulld have been
selected az iha especial object of
criticism Whatever uihfr mirAH
ihink cr ANY ol MI Eilaon lho optic,
a. Representative of Tan VoWa
SHOULD have nulhlng hui kind Wofde
nnf nraH fUf h|m
Tho committees f0 lutaio iho SAINT
iafIum consisted uf nl0 geniIlmanl
lheoa 90 whom. inc'ndlnE ny oli Wofe
lu fagor ~ u'iheg ucminE a. Alamo.
Eurip. iu preferences a. las Negaa
Nv Nan vas Inclined toward Las
Nogeg prolIl'nE Che Montozauls pfQp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The nautical contests and the Vone.
iign Festival which WI ho organized
during tho games. wiil ho held 10 the
purte 0f Pimeus and Pbalorum Com.
mlteos have been oreanizcd in the
United States aui nearly every ooun.
fry Ia Europe tn cooperate with che
QrcclHna fof the sntatas ni the Wampa.
Toe United 8isios commission = an.
der iheh honomry presidency of pFeel-
dent Roosevelt. and is presided over
hy CAapar WnlineY. and haF iur see.
rwary. Jgmos = sulliyan. The other
commissions aud thehlr prosldouis.
ihur lar named are, English. the
Duke 0l Argyle, AuglFia. Count Wil'
eaek DenmHrk, Follly Hanscni Cuba.
Hector 40 aaYedu; Eyp Em iia
naki8i France cK-Mluiater nupui8i
Spain. ibo Marquis de Cabglanas Nor
way. Ihoa. Heige. Noumauia. Mich.
Ol1s uoWoulcskon, Switzerland. AloIs
Navnlo. Turkey. Hia Excellency johu
0rypan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
RECEIVING GIG Tor or
MACHINERY AT GOLDEN

Five car loads Of machinery. ship
ped from Marion. Ohio. % the Gold
hulliou Mining company "a gOlden
have iugt arrived al Torrance. VIA the
Santa &c Central 20 stanley station.
frum which point they will b. hlaled
20 Golden by teams. The distance Is
ahNt thirteen miles, and. while taia u
4 short haul. "a viii take a good many
teams in haul tia load a. the ana.
rhlncry ia very heavy aud costly. u
ounaisia 81 a separator md necessary
parts for the purpose ol handling the
pay dirf on che miniug properties ui
the Guld hHllion Mining company
near Golden The separator aaa in.
vented by Colonel A .. Wood. tho
genoinl manager OF tho company. and
"a said by those who haVc seen it t0
ID a magnificent piece o' machinery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The international Olympic games
win be- held ln Athens from April i0
90 2G. next seab and the binE Of
Greece van preside. a special com.
mitlee appolnich by tho government,
i8 nrfanginE tor hu events The
committee was constituted hy Virine
az & lhw of 1889. passed AZ result
ui the HuCccaa of tho rames which
we're held ioF the first time ID 1886,
The chamber oi depuiip8 has socVred
ihla periodical celebration vefuy four
years Do Athens uy uliina apecial
funds
The uthletir ramra VIII take place
in the panatheumn Stadium Tho
stadium s that ei Herodua Afilrua 20
constructed Do iis entirety in Pcadel!c
marble. on the ancient plan, iln 1884
and 1906 at al expense of 100000
flames. d,naied 60 8 rich EpifpiQ, che
lace George AYtrHu Sixty Thousand
spectators can aee me games.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

To Frank EnEHla. Walter AlluWay.
their heirs. administrator and as.
signs. and an persona claiming IN.
tereaf or tltle 90 The Iron Mask and
Black Iron Mining Claims
You are hereby notified fhat We.
your couwncfa IN The Iron Maak
ode and the Black Iron Lode. aiiu.
a'ed lH iha las plarilaf Mining nia.
is.sA county 90 sandusal. Territory
IN New Mexicp. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars ln labor ana Improve.
mentr upon said lodps. as viii appear
ay certificate filed October 2ud. 1895.
Ia tho ONCE 81 me Recorder Of said
county, ln order 10 hold sald premises
under provisions uf Section 21gi He.
WEED Statutes of the United States.
being Iha amount required t0 h0li the
.amo if fhe year ending December
aiaf. 1905
And ~ within nihciy daps after ihm
notice hy publication YoH fal or refuse
in contribute your proportion 1T such
expenditure nH c1uwnor Ynnr inter.
oat In said claim Wfi become fho
property g, che suhacrlheFH under ssif
Section 232f
nERnEnr o BROOKS.
o. E FRANK
First publication Gan. 20. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Special Cofrtsnnndrnoe
Waa-,neton. ID. g.. Feb s-Evey.
body now knows the worst or the
best Tho Roosevoltl0nrwor.h wed.
ding cards have been distributed
throughout the length ana breadth OF
nv land
a Washington Official. with a tend.
oncy toWaTd statistics. Eiaios taai
1a1ai ene iHtneon IN every 1000 d
hnppE Tbs rest are suffering with
fhnEa or unaati1nod ambition. Over
q Thousand cards have been distnb.
dted in Washington and about 1000
have rnC 90 different ncctiOns 81 tho
country. Nearly as many mure went
abDad.
Miss Roosevelt and Mr inngworth
made up their own list and ther,
WIS no Interference ffom the old
folks. SO one. e1ccp1 ha cahsue,
oiAcials. and dipiomatic corps. has
been daked for purely state reasons
Those members uf che sdrromo
bench of the Legislative branches. nl
che army nnvdy on other public posi-
tons VIM VIII present the treasured
pasto11ards on February l7th. win 40
10 in their private capaoily as friends
ol The contracting parties
Mess Roosevelt sunelintendod the
addressing and mailing OF her por.
iiuu 80 enc invitations. while Mr.
iongWorih attended lo bis ilHt
Miss HnEncr. AIRS. ri oEovClts SEQ.
Rotary. Mrs Roosevelt. and even lltile
Miss Ethel. aided Mise Alice in hof
task Three flno penmen were EN-,
ploycd tn direct the Invitations Whicu
go abroad or so merely formal ac
quainiances nm nearly al of Miss
Ahce's friends and relatives can treas
IRE their card, mainly because q
bears the hrm characteristic chirog
raphy Of the fair hrlde-cleot.
AZ yet, some Of the most important
"details 0f the wedding are held IN
allowance pending tnc reply 10 the
wedding Invitations. MIS-. Roosevelt
took tho precauiiOn 80 aekinr for an
early nnsWor n feature OF the wcdding
invitation which 81 not considered ax
aciiy tho best form 3ut d was im
pemtlye in order a. make propara
liOns fof the breakfast.
Miss Roosevelt kuuM Ike 10 col
tw lhe traditions of white House
weddings, rather than % create limo
vations, but aho may BE- compelled a
stand iu8i under The arch of the ods
room and the main CORRIDOR This
would insure q view for tha greatest
number az people Tnoy could ht
placed in the east rouU' and ln tbs
/ corridor.
/ Mics Nellie Grant wn8 married un
der a great floral bower in fnnl o
iho Double Windows which look ou
on t,ie treasury bnildiug aMias Rooae
4elt is not partial 10 elaborafo flora
display. nui the aoicmnny of the oc
caeion requires that every adjunct o
/ Tower and shrubs should lend dip
nifty An altar q flowers ana flower
ING plants rorod on from the remain
Der of the room By white ribbons ha
been decided on Already the pro
pagoting rardona aud the leading flal
lists have hegnn 10 save their Whit
flowers Some choice fuses will b
brought from ssuthfn Greens house
and vines will be- brought flrm Fl0l
ldn and the Ciarolinas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

ftai % nii rlNhl 80 laf na NJ 81 CON
cemtd. hnl fha short haired flaiofnty
Knows him AZ Ofnr'nH q good hrhllnf
hamo. hg tho way. aad Onran Do im
doobtc'lly Wiil rcniain ~ ring iolige
ora.
billy Murray managcr of Che Io
sey City team in Che Kastcn Leafue.
ie q srcal believer An collene haFo bali
players it says they innise move
We into a team man players recruited
from town loia are more tr1ciahlo
and average bctter base ball material
Than the nCmupy feilows who comr
no from The BUSHES fio ought il
give names however. 90 add color go
nIa IhrnlN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

To Wilhuf Duniavy, hl heirs admin.
iairat0fs aud assigns

TO Wlbus Duniavy, hl heirs admin.
igirafOfa aud assigns
You are hereby notified that have
expended "a labor and improvements
upon che Refuge Lode linaled n the
New Placera Mining y firlct. C0nniy
oi Santa ~, Territory y NaW MeHlc0.
for ihe year 1905 One Hundred
lfi000Q Dollars, az wl appear b.
certificate filod December 28th. 1906
in the ONCE of tho M order of said
county, iu order 20 hold said premises
under provisions Of Secion agaf. Ro.
Vlsed Statutes of tho united States.
helnE amount required 90 hold ehe
heme Zoe the year ending December
$751; 1905
And d within ninety lays aifef lhis
notice by publication yuu fail of 90
inte 10 contr'luie your proportion ~
auch expenditure Az a c0oanoF your
Interest Do aaid claim wlll become lho
property ~ the subscriber under sale
Section a81t
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
Firsi pph ailon Dan az 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

70 MARY Is webb. Cassie White. g q.
White n. 81 s'rumnulst y d.
3tiihee George M nageItou, John.
SON ~ Brown. Fl E0'ly r. ID
abraham s D Baldwin Ihe|r heIu.
administrators ana assigns. and al'
persons claiming Interest 0r title iQ
iho Ola Timer Lode Mining Claim
You are hereby notified that wo
have expended in labor ana mrrogu.
monta uuan ihe 0la rlmer lode alt'
uaiod Boz tho New plaeof6 Mining uis.
trIcf county ~ Santa fe aud Terri.
tory az NcW Mnrrn Ono Hundred Dol.
lars for me year 1908 as VIII appear
by rcrui.cafe fllef November SIN.
la03i Doe Hundred nellsrs Ger enc
year 1905 ag VIII appear hY certificate
filed h0qnmhef llih. 1905 and One
Hundred Dollars Cor fhe year 1908. az
Will appear hY certificate NIfd De-
comhef lsih. 1905. in The once 20 'ho
iho Recorder of said county ln order
f1 huId ald premises under uugl8I1n
of Section 1924. Revised Statutes of
iha nDlied 8iaiea bolnT amount re-
1nlfci id hold fhf same Cos ihe ycafl
ending November alff 1908. uccqms
Bog lltt loot and December list
1895.
Ana if eifhlu Ninety DAYS alifr this
notice Do publication you fai or boz.
fuse i1 contribute yunr proportion 81
Nnch expenditure as cnoenff your ln.
'efcsf ih said claim NlIl become 'hf
property oi We mhacflbof Under said
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