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The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-08-30

you'll ever love any one as you did me,
Kitty, will your
The impersonal frankness of his tone.
disarmed her. She replied almost gen
tly:
ut was the newness of it all, that's
what makes it different. Why, Bart
do you know you were the first man
who ever asked me to be his wife?
And it seemed so queer You never
said a word, do you remember, just
"I remember" said Bart. 1T was
enough. You gave it back"
"And you brought the ring the very
next day to me-
"You gave that back too" He looked
at her left hand as he spoke. 1t was
ringless. Willard was certainly on pro-
baton. He reached in his inside coat
pocket and drew out small leather
case The color rose in her cheeks as
he tossed 1t over on her lap. She open
ed it with fingers not quite steady.
Bart was watching a figure in gray
flannel walking up the board walk
from the beach. 1t was Willard.
When Kate raised her lashes from the
little leather case they sparkled with
tears.
"why did you ever come back?7 she
asked. What made you keep it,
Bart?'
Bart bent over her quickly. The
veranda was secluded and private in
that particular corner. No person down
on the board walk could intrude on its
secusion. He took Hates left hand in
bis own strong young ones, tanned by
the sun of the orient, and slipped the
ring into its old place.
II kept it so might put it back some
day-like this, dear"
He kissed the ring and the fingers,
and Hates hand rested of its own voli-
ton on the bowed boyish head. The
figure in gray fannels was close at
her squarely in the eyes, long, full
look that admitted of no compromise
even after two years misunderstanding
ing.
Bart, / must tell him."
.T'll tell him." said Bart, and when
Willard came up the step leisurely Kate
stood with her face seward, and Bart
met him.
.sYou look awfully unsociable, you
two said Willard gayly 1mogene
just told me you were scrapping."
'It isn't scrap" said Bart slowly.
ITS discussion on conscience, Kate's
conscience. You see, Kate and used
to be engaged, two years ago, and Kate
thinks that you. ought to be told of it."
VERY considerable, I'm sure" VIII
lards face whitened. He did not look
at Kate Il think she might have ex-
tended the consideration and told me
of it herself"
Kate turned instantly. There was
look in her eyes he had never seen be-
fore, look of tenderness and gladness.
81 know l should have, Willard" she
exclaimed. But it was only Bart, and
we were not really engaged yet you
and |, you know l didn't think you
would mind"
81 don't" said Willard sturdily. ITS
only a matter of conscience, after all.
Anything else?'
Bart slipped his arm about Hates
waist in proprietary fashion.
Eyes. We've just renewed the old en-
gagement, and think you ought to be
told of it-as matter of conscience"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE
OF GEORGE II. MOORE
OCCUPIED BV MAX oussARoFF
AND FAMltV-HOusE AND CON.
TENTS a COMPLETE L0Ss-AN.
OTHER SMALL BLAxE.

Last evening shortly before in
o'cioek fire broke ont iu George III.
M0nrea house nt i05 South Edith
street, occupied by the family of Max
Ggssarun, who conducts the Bruins
wick pool bali ON Second street. pa
me Barnett building completely gLt.
Hng the building aut destroying ali
the contents. on which Mr. Guaaarou
carried between sa.fOn esd f3.4QQ in.
ursncc
SO one was M ihc house AZ che time
DE fre started. nud its origin o. sou
n doubt M Gussafnn was at HE
place ~ business. while Mrs. Guaan-
ron and che ohIldren were attending
fho thDaife.
The fire department responded
promptly hui owing to fho bursting "a
a nre plug were unable 20 Fet d
stream ui water ou ihn flames until
ne fire had made such Roadway that
in attempt to save ihe place wac uae
less and thl llremon confined their
EFFORTS to preventing Jho spreading oi
900 blaze Had q high wind been
blowing Do is probable that the fire
would have proved very disastrous
az the house. "a hvcroom brick, Wae
ln thlckly settled uoighboIhood 10
damBIe however was dome tQ the Cd
Jomlng houses
Mr Moore states that he carried
gi 300 insurance on tho house, which
% "a total lusa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

M.N scattered owes ihe fralon That
No win decrease with depth o. fD ho
reasonably expected. ana iH shown 81
a certain cFloni bf tie analysis Of
two samples. one from lhf aufitcn
nn done from the bottom uf shallow
ahan The surface sample shows a
nn0suhoua cnnienl Of UfHl per cent
tud that from the SHAFT ran uus0 per
ttut. s. decrease of 01Oi pcs cent al
thn ore eSposei carries considerable
Ono. which also win probably de.
crease al depth 0n lh0 iepust DIS at-
tanned CompaflnN zoe Zones ores
wish those from tha Nrnnminco fanrn
of the Lake superior district Q VIII
bo Noted that tho percentage of met
n'ic iron a higher. she flllci decidedly
lower NE phosphorus lower ana sui-
nhur h.gher Cnmpafed Win che Ala
hama ores tho Jones ore iH found io
pr superior in eNcrg respect ihe mri-
nlic lrun .a much hiehor while The
Silica phosphorus and sulphur ore
lower.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
RIO ARRlRA COUNTY
IS FL0URlShING
TRAVELLING AUDITOR Stafford
FINDS VERY sATi8FACToRV
AGRICULTURAL AND STOCK
CONDITIONS.

Travelling Auditor Charles v. SAT-
ford. who returned 40 Santa We. Tues
day. from Rio Arrlhn county, where
be- was in conference with. the county
commissioners. county treasurer aud
county assessor. reports that coudl-
lions IN Rio Arrlba county, especially
alons agricultural lines are very good.
"My work with the OmCiHla Of Che
county was of a routine nature, al.
though coDeiderahie good resulted.
said Mr. Stafford. while In Rio Ar
riha, took occasion 10 notice condi-
lions outside Of my regular line Of
duty While there will undoubtedly
be a large Yield OF crops thia year
set range conditions are not 90 good
TIE creation 81 The Jemez Forest Re-
serve by the government has made
nnsiurage somewhat scarce, and OWE
ers OF land grants are charging high
prices for grading privileges. How
ever those fortunate enough 60 Sc
cure grazing permits 0n the Jcmei
reserve are assured Of good pasture
lpienty OF water and government pro-
Itcctiun The tendency however. s.
toward the deirimeut Of tho small
sheep and cattle owners.
Aside from this drawback, sheet
! land cattle are lu excellent condition
and live stock men are guoIng 20 mak,
money.
n did not have time 90 visit El Wade
but from reports the saw mills ihor'
are running full force and are turning
out n lnrge supply of lumber husi.
ness ail over the county ig flourish.
Iing aid merchants appear Co be- con.
tented.
% win leave the capital again CO
few days for the southern part o.
lhe county on official business,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
FOOLISH LAO KILLS
HIMSELF OVER GIRL

A lovers' quarrel. a rash determine
zion "a "cnd u ALL q rifle shot and
On ostimahle family mourns the loss
n son and a large circle Of friends
mourn the death OK q young luan who
was much admired aud respected. say 3
iha N0FnlCs oasis
nngonio Gayou. twenty-five years old
after 4 quarrel with bis aixioenyear
Ola sweetheart. Friday afternoon at
$3.50 shot himself through the heart
with q small target une The wound
inflicted. ilye Morculio'a. was not ga
wide as a door, nor sO deep as we'll
hut q was sufficient Death was in
Htunlaneous
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
MONEY rs PUT UP FOR
CAMPBELL DRY FARM

Tie last step necessary 100 assure
the establishment az 6i0acre Camp
bell system demonstration farm was
taken Monday, when che f4as Vegas
grant trustees endorsed ihe note of tnp
Campbell association for 9e,500 and
tho First National bank ppt up tne
money 90 carry GA the experiment.
The deed 60 a section Of land was
given al he last meeting OF the board.
The work ON the Campbell farm VIII
begin nf once. The grant board also
today entered into a contract with W.
81 Thompson of Clayton 70 sell 10000
acres of land ior colonization pur.
poses. Tho lond Is 10 be settled by
farmers who viii follow the teaching
OF the demonstration farm and plant
wiihou, irrigation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
WHEN YOU DIE CUT
GOES YOUR SHADOW
PROF. oATEg EXPLANATION or
His NEW VIOLET RAY, WHICH
DISCOVERY HAS AsTohi8HEu
THE SCIENTIFIC WoRLD.

New York. n. ". Andl M There
is tremendous interest among scien-I
lsi1 over tho discovery, announced ny
Prof Elmer Gates. ni ultraviolet rays
on liaht which AFFORD .he FIRST and
ale accurate method of determlninH
whether n person is actually doaa and
which viii detect the approach of dia.
case ionF before h can Do discovered
hy any skin OF modern medical
science.
Prot. untos "a o man of established
reputation Ho formerly lived at Day
ton, Ohio. bat nov resldcs in wash
ingi0n.
M Wlaf their disc1vorcr claims Tor
them n borne ont they viii 20 Gar 90.
ward solving many Of the mysteries ui
/ we, death. disease and thought trans
+ ference.
/ Living subjects placed IN these ray
! throw shadow which exists only ol
\ long az there "a lifo In ,he subject
When tho subject dies. the body BE-
ccmca transparent aud ihe shadow
vanlshoa
By these rays also the innormoei
/ Processes o. human Thought are ac
voalcd and when che rays are PLAYED
on two persons sitting side Boy side
they win show which has che stronger
mentality
~ was experimenting said Prof
Gates. with invisible light and cleo
trio waves when j found that certain
wave lengths of ultra violet rays
would pass through q decd animal
body more completely than through
the living body. Here. then. is a new
test af death. and also new mcan'
or diagnosis. revealing diseased and
partly dead structures IN The Twins
organization
u was suggested that the trans
. parency ol he dead organization and
the vanishing OF the shadow might b'
due to The passing away ~ The fopl
"rhis conclusion said Prof bntoa
was NOT warranted. a. ! subsequent
iy found that the upaqucncsg, th'
shadow Of living bodies. was due q,
presence of electric currents in thl
NERVES and muhrlpg While nfo CgiFil
( the body la a hundlo az electric car
! rents, through which electric wave
/ cannot pass.
can living organizations give of
electric waves in proportion CD thel
degree 90 muscular ur mental actif
.hy This Z have measured by den
cate electrical apparatus ln my lab
5 oraiory.
& "Thls enables us FOB measure up on
4 mans thought nrlins another and q
T toil how much mental effort man !
s putting forth When measurement
2 Indicate any failing on q indicate
the anpr acn of q disease long hcior
p lho patient feels iho nmt symptoms.
D Prof Gates hns an inicrnatonn
p reputation as scientist and psychol'
. glst and his discovery la regarded q
7 tho MOST Important 90 physics sine
y Prof R0cntgen gave Nrays 10 Oh
% world. ln 1903 Prot Gates srartle
, the scientific world when be- al
2 n0mced that every thought of the IN
/, man brain has u color aud that IN
q nature of every mans thoughts on
= emotions can De- Told through NJ
! breathing into IN apparatus with
color attachment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
COULD NOT PICK OUT
sHoRT-HAiREp cAIgR

Some days ago several bright little
brown men from Japan tried 20 catch
ON at the Douglas, Arizona. smoher
Their deficient Engiish operefed
against them, Spanish thes spoke
nuenily enough. "Wednesday they hal
en- unpleasant experience with the Chi.
noGo Inspector al Neco. who bad been
informed thar one of the seven Japan
eso was d Chlnnmnn The Inspector
caught up with the party near che
tunnel af CrOok They we're more In
dinnani Than frightened. however and
Nh there is "a Cnlnaman among them
thc inspector couldn't for he iile Oi
him ten which be- was he Invited adj
the brownies 20 remove their hats,
but found nothing but SUITS of straight
black hair There being nothlng 20
aive him hts cue. be let them all SO,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
ASSAULT WILL COST
SsoRo TAN YEARS
Crime Committed on school Teacher
While Train Was Passing Through
Mohayc county.

Deputy sheriff a. =. Harris 81 Mo-
have county Waa in pholuiN pu n0uto
20 yuma where be- viii place William
Thomas in the pcniiouiiafy Tor a ten
year term Tor attempted criminal az.
sault. says the Gazette.
Th0nruu ls "a negro. and his intended
victim o. "a white woman. Miss I.ucllla
Derby 0f oakland Cal The crime
was committed M December Miss
Derby was in "a Pullman sleeper. roing
from the east 10 Oakland. ard the
train was passing through MOhayo
county when the negro made the das
tardiy assault
Climbing into an unoccupled berth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
FELL BGREATH TRAIN
AND VAS KILLED
Brakeman. Makta Fatal Mlsatep
While Running over Train.

Running along rapidly nn i0p nf che
hor cars On d train az Aztec Arizona.
Merle 81 Hamilton made 3 migsien
and ftn head'ons between iho ears.
Tho onflfo tm,a passed eFof uml.
caaslns lneiaHt deaih
hamilton was Hu unic 11 years
IA Sod was oH ol Contractor ilam
I'iun Ho aaa az rtira brakeman On
sho Southern Pacific ana woa q mem
Ter 80 fho lrc.ghi cfrN Ia charge 0f q
llln wG1fhunud ffom Tucson.
AZ soon az news nf ihn ncellrn.
vas resolved ai Tucson. fht father
accompanied h5 Undertaken Parker
Hcri i0 Yuma They rEiurHo1 Wlit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
"JuooE~ pleRY CATS
TWO YEARS nv PEN.

Two years N the ponltentlary was
tho sentence imposed by judge Sc.
Flo at Santa Fo upon Judge B o. W.
piory OF Ron. J. r., Tor obtaining mun-
~ under false prcienErg. piory ia a
member OF tho bar ard cmimg 90 ne
or have been on the bench Ga OKLA.
homa and IN The Indian Territory and
n friend OF President Roosevelt lie
was arrested in New York while In
Santa re he was admitted 20 the best
society and political circles bat drink
and Enmhl nE brought about ais down.
fan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
REUNION o. moRELLo
BOYS AT GALLUP.

a reunion OF nc Morcllo brothers
was held Oh this city ihia week saya
Tho Republican. HRruoy Morollu of
.Olohe. who has been in italy Tor scme
accompanied By q younger brother
Dominic Morolio. of Cananea Mexico.
D. hlso here. Airs MurcllO. of Globe,
nrrlYcd Thursday also f0r Visit oi
> few days After d visit with the
PRESIDENT brothers they viii return
home Little Lucille Morell1. the
daughter of Dominic Morollo. has hee,.
In Italy TOT some months and her un-
d barney brought her 90 Gallup with
'blm She win accompany her father
Io Cananea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
DEmiNo TO HAVE

The commissioners OF Luna county
met IN regular quarterly session the
other day. Aside from the usual buai-
ness of the commissioners court. =
site was selected for the new Luna
county court house and the ground ls
% be purchased az once. 10 Is ex.
pertcd that work viii begin on the
new court house some time this year.
and tho building win be one OF the On.
tCsi ln New McEicu. The site selected
tby the commissioners o. az the end
~ Silver pYenuo. in the south part Of
Drmlng. and is a beautiful location.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
MAvnr 80 eoNr AsrRAY.
Santa &c Men Could Not Locats rray
clsr Win Deep nats Voice

"H|NHHNi NN"N HH""NM WV """HHH. NHNH"
cl1r Win Deep aare Voice
Either ihe Yolwg man ln question
was quite Rhle fo caro- Coz himself or
De- has como asifay. Tor tbe Santa 30
employees ai tho depot were unable ID
locate him yesterday morning. says
tho Topeka state Journal Tor tho pur
pose 0f steering him ln che straight
and narrow nath toward California a.
thoy we're requested to do 81 iha pas.
sonTor department which received che
following lCiiOr from spllcfoua
friend 90 the traveller
" % this nlacC n young
man of about twenty-five. dark com
pioxi0n. smoothly Shaved end q goofi
strong bass voice. Vill leave hers Erie
day morning tcarly tralnl Via so Joe
and snnin o. railroad 90 Topeka in
time for tho overland fD l.ua huGeles
win you. lg convenient have your
man Friday io meet said train and
single him uut ana take him On ticket
ONCE and hello him on rigl train Hr
viii want tourist car The agent here
may persuade him 10 go Via kane3a
Clty However. look nui iof him fuf
be- Will take zoe Santa Fe all the
same"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
Territorial Topics


COAL MINE ACCIDENT
AND TWO MEN CAUGHT.
The ffai iaIhl aCrllent BOP ihe coat
mines OBJ iho SANTA re. Ration and
Eastern railroad. at lanhce, occurred
Wednesday night ai Z o'clock. says The
Ration Reporter Paul Lucas and
n1En Kaliny. Auslrinus core at work
in an oniry Of ihe Hiine 81 NE hpnr
mentioned. when iai 0f rnck oc-
CURED. crushing ihe ne ont OF llucaH
Instantly and seriously ininr'nf KALI
lny. who sustained bruises about she
head and back d ia bo''egci ihai BIZ
WiH survive hig iniuir@s
Lucas was % years old and single
he had bat recently started 90 work
al these mines kallHy Ia 80 years
old and single.
The coal mine where iho accident
occurred. ia about oirht miles north
east ~ Ration at thr town Of Yankee
0n the Santa ~, Ration g Eastern
fallrad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SERNALILLO COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE Abbott SusiaInS De.
murrer in Assessor Case.
TrulIllo Not Guilty.
JOHN 0, NORRIS FOsFflTS BOND

judge Abbott thla morning sustained
ihe demurrer iH tiie lntrrpIllocf caie
Loo thn ncnafNo c1uniy aHHcaior
wrnnelo ln which 90 present two as
aessofa iav clnim tn the same corn
MISSIONS The court held chat Che
statement presented uy che plaintiff
was not mmoiaui ground upon which
tho court should undertake The e-
suonaINliiy OBJ paying out said cnfn-
missions. thus relieving the county
treasurer oi such responsibility
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SIERRA COUNTY Will
HAVE A NEN IAfl

a. iho last mrciina of ihe county
commissioners % was decided io ash
iof h.dH ter the ofpcti.n 0f new 1901
says the Sierra County Advocate
fhis d. the right move in the right
direction. The present outfit called
tic iail 81 disgrace to fhe county Tho
old San property could probably be-
disposed OF at q price that would de-.
fray one-ihird of the expense of The
cost of a new Iaii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
yHs RAZOR RouTg

HH"NHN HHHN" NHNHHH ~ ~
TOE hloodlcst sight seen IA Phoenix
~ long time was presented I'm a
boom in the Arizona roOmlng house on
Buchanan street between Fourth and
Iiiih avenues Saturday morning, says
Do Phoenix Republican. A man lay
In bed With his throat cut from ear
- ear Ho bad sought io save hia
Iandiady as much trouble az possible.
t1r htfOIe cutting his throat hc had
frawn q alon Jar in front of The bed GA
hitch re- set while doing 90 The man
Mas a. ~ sooiey, who had been in
Dr. city since the latter part Of d..
omher, and had boon employed the
reatCr part OF that time in q hotel
Kitchen
seoley lcfl no motto. Several letters
cro found in the room but none of
Dem were from relatives nor was
Nefe anything else indicating where
people. ~ he left amy, might ne
tlnF Some Of tho letters were from
ruhosier. NJ. ". others from Denver
siiil others from San Franciscu.
IN of the letters from Rochester
mad 30 have been from an Intimate
nd and he was accordingly tele-
phod.
ncioy had Kept a dairy. ms event.
ofdcd ln b beginning m Rochester
Noacrlbed his westward movement
came TO this part OF the country
ho way of Denver and San Fran
81 There WAS One entry made az
Fork and iha next one was made
Kelvin After chat he worked neaI
no Tor short iime coming il
nix near The nrai " the year
floy was apparently about NJ
0f age Nn was not ln perfect
Nh ne suffered from asthma and
ally Was AFFLICTED win iubercu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
Railroad Topics

zoe remans 90 he younr man on Sun
daY mofnln9
Trio brakeman naa vrfr WON rnsNn
and vac quite nopnlaf he worked
iof a0mf I'mr NNh Accent f1UrIa lf
fHuaon a. cor aoalef be- bad been in
fHr emHuf 81 tIo sNa'hen Pacific Inr
moro .han year
Blo LUMP or BACK
TAKES PAID DY ROAD
The catata & Sorts tern faif
fnal haH ius nnld into the Michinan
ai1io treasury 8afllas ior hacN iases
This a iho hrai road in naF rn Gel
taxes under tnU recent decision 81 ihe
United tt1iHT supreme court uphold.
i4g ihe Michigan ad gnlorom ias Jaw
luf 1909 The ral'iCada, while con.
testing fhc GA fa'0fcm. continued pay
I lnn their iaEcr each ff1f unfrf ihn
Ioid rnacnc iat Law fhog now have
fu pas ihe difference hnd uay on 11fi
T thm q penalty NJ uer cent per-
m mn ur thc DELAY ln rompylne aiih
the terms 0f lhe nsW Jaw The penalty
I in iho cate of tho Chicsro a. Nnnh
western. amounted i0 tl0offn
IhDfr heavy payments oi hact
liaAls num lhr railroads VIII 81 into
tho primary school fund. % o. co.
tlmafei Jhaf che HFeIeFaiu amount
Z NhIrh Wlll he received hf The lchunia
luf the ohY of Detroit M1ne viii hc
fs0uNUU and ata0eis throughout thf
Wate ull receive fhclf duo proper
ton.
For PAVING fhe 1905 taxes ihe ran
lruada have tho remainder nf Aun.
before ihc . per cent a month penalty
lwil un against them. For Che pre-
vlous ycafe sinrc ihn AL galefem law
went into onecl ihe penalty Is already
lfuun'nF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

M hthH. Attorney 8. Alexander nas
returned 20 H'llshoro from san Dlceo
Whcfo ht lef Mr Alexander aud he
three Youngest children 90 enjoy ihc
inylforat.nF sCa hroafc, says ihe al
y0caig Perhaps b Do unnecessary io
eay lhai Alex brings back wnn him
many wonderful 1eh tales which hc
relates win precise soiemn'iy anf ar.
cuFhcy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SHIFTING SANDS
STOP a RAILROAD
Santa Fe cut.oH IN Arlzons % Stop
ped BY Peculiarly Of she Earth.

Tho Arizona a. California railroad.
building west from Wlckouherp Ari.
zonn. which VIII form a portion Of
1hq Santa We gyHcm'g proposed line
has ran into an obstacle between ihe
Colorado river and WckouhorF in fhf
shape 0f "a great bed of shifting sand
TO build across this would be uto
icss and the engineers 0f Che company
are now cnteavoriue 90 md "a suitable
route for "a shoo- ny Tho sand hgd q
said Goo be- almost mile across aHt
considerably lunHor
The country surrounding 70 a. Noun
tninous aud % may ho found necessary
20 go down to solid bottom and sinh
solid bed Tor fhc road across thi
sand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Section no. Chapter 60. of the Acts
nf 5000. of fhe Legislative Assembly
of Nou ACslcD. provides ihat county
asaossors shall Boz paid iog their aer-
vices con warrants ui che county con-
miaaionnfs" That provision, as V
related not 90 The amount oi com
nenaaiiun but only 90 the iormallhes
tn 81 observed in procuring payment.
applied as Well 90 services rendered
before aa after IS went into effect The
complaint alleges that the defendant,
Handovnl presented 10 the plaintiff a
warrant ISSUED ga pursuance Of
the allowance heretofore made by
Che Board OF County Commissioners Of
nornaiilio county. Of a claim for ser
Vices made by the said Snndoyal. a
COPY of said claim is attached 90 The
complaint with the memorandum upon
q hv the clerk OF the commissioners
"pnid by county warrant No. 2i9."
The defendant. Albright. presented
10 the PLAINTIFF for payment what pur-
ported 90 be- an order 90 the treasurer
of the county 10 pay the amopn'
named in 40. signed by 90 echairman
! of the county commissioners, ana az
/ tested hy the clerk This appears %
have boon filed DO tho Qiico ol thl
probate clerk. August 81, 1895 and
was presented FOR payment 90 thi
lunlntiff. AZ hts complaint states, on
/ that day. Al that time the statute
above referred t0 was m effect The
order was not Do accordance with il'
requirements. even n q was such ai
order as the law previously in force
required. and therefore Imposes No
obligation ON the PLAINTIFF 10 pay H.