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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
Corn, Hay, Potatoes.
EDITOR GAZETTE:

EDITOR (rAZETTE:
| have read so much ia the
Gazette on how to make cotton,
that ! want to read something
about how 10 make corn and hay
and potatoes. | have prepared
two acres and soweJ it ia sor.
ghum for hay. | broadcasted
LOO pounds OF fertilizer on it
and put four bushels of seed on
the two acres. Please tell me
the best time 10 cut it, as never
have made sorghum hay before
and there is zone made in my
ncig borhood. also have fine
land TO plant in corn. How
much fertilizer would YOU use to
the acre and how apply it: |
want 10 make from 50 TO IS
bushels per acre. What is a
good fertilizer for sweet pota.
toes You know We have all
this TO feed or fine hogs. !
weighed II pigs last week that
were two months old, and they
weighed hi5 pounds. How is
that TOR two-month.old pigs
They do love corn, milk aud
",atcrs": and 90 love to feed
them aud see them cat.
). +. CRANBERRY.
Wcsson. Miss.
Answer by Prof. W. K. Per
kins, Agricultural College. Miss:
The proper time to secure the
creates, amount OF digestible
feed from your sorghum is to
cut when in full head aud Just
beginning to ripen or when the
beads begin to brown a little.
\ good fertilizer for corr on
the character OF soil mentioned
would be 500 pounds per acre Of
a mixture OF cottonsced meal
and acid phosphate, half aud
bali. This fertilizer would also
be good 70, sweet potatoes. the
same amount per acre being
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
Cold Dinners

Even the mention OF 4 cold
dinner is horrifyiug to some;
but now that warm weather is
approaching, the matter OF cook.
ing hot meal every day over a
hot stove when the sun il at the
Zenith il a task which few men
would like TO face. And few.
indeed. are the men who ever
think it possible thata cold din
ncr could DC eaten with relish.
Yet, il they will stop 10 consider
the saving OF labor for the house.
wife and the unnecessary heat
brought abou, by preparing no,
meals, surely they would rcgard
cold dinners with more favor.
j, il a matter Of hati, a. much
a. anything else, this eating 80
much no, food; and after one
has eaten an occasional cold dim
ner. il will be surprising how
palatablc such meal will be
found.
Potatoes are not always need
ed; but IL desired they can be
served a. a salad. Peas, beans,
bccts, cabbage. corn. onions,
lettuce. and tomatoes are all
good served cold. Almost any
kind OF meat may be served
cold, aud there are any number
OF good cold drinks. Whatever
10 desired cooked may be pre-
pared the day before or in the
early part OF the day when it is
absolutely necessary to have a
fire: and whatever can be served
without any cooking is a still
further economy OF energy.
Nothing il better than fruits in
their season for dessert, served
in their natural state.
II should also be remembered
that IA great variety is not neces-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15

sary to make an appeti2ing meal.
On every farm it is possible 10
have plenty of milk. cream,
butter and eggs; aud with these
accessories at hand king might
dine sumptuouslv on cold din
nerS.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
Agents.

We want good agent for this
paper in every ncie hborhood in
each state. We want an agen,
to solicit advertising and SUBJ
scriptions and also to collect.
We want permanent agent.
Write US for particulars.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15

layer of Strawberries and SUI
gar. Put the other half of the
cake on top and heap with ber-
ries and sugar" Serve with or
without cream, as'desired.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-05-15
HOME DEPARTMENT.

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tins departments and contributions
Tally desired Address ali Household Editor
Southern Farm Gazette. ~tarkyile Miss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
-FOUR BARRELS or OH
BROUGHT TO Eo1Wrtt


F1ur barrels OF oil were baiea lram
the ptpapeci hnie of thn Roswell OF
company east uf Roswell the aIhc.
afternoon. and when several cans nt1
.oi the on were brought tao town Inter-
eei in the on Field was revived The
hole had been Idle for seveul DAYS.
while the new boiler Yves benr ~ Ia
place. aud the on had acchunlntad.
When tested i was proven that fha Oh
was OF nne quality as Il showed q ape-
.cihc rravity of 222, which o. Or above
the average 0f the best on fields OF
ihe country Beaumont oil runs from
Do 20 20 in its specific gravity.
Isaac Canheld the expert oil man.
declares thar the quality 81 tho on viii
Pc even better when the live uil oi the
lower ground o. reached This on had
come an through a hundred feet az
gravel thar had been dumped in The
hole On order 90 stralrhten the course
Of The shaft An Interesting item IN
connection With the oil situation ln
thar g. n. MoCreadv. manager Tor The
STANDARD on company az Noodoshn.
kas., O. In che city looking over tho
situation. u was he who made the
test of the oh brought lh. Drilling win
De resumed at once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

h,s Gqiilng sun on the university BIN.
and nothing more was heard from the
chanocll-r one OF the miideF terms
ustd by M1Gulre was chat deaths
mead on the hill
A big block downtown d Owned By
the university. The New York Cen.
tral established a ticket pncc there
Tue company WAS not Wanng 20 pay
a certain rental, bar che Councillor
hxed that by accepting free transDor.
ieilon for the difference There u n
story here that when the pastes we're
shut on the chancellor ralael the
rent. BAT that "a dcnifd De- hls friends.
The chancellOrs ideas tend some
whm to che aristncratlc. huf fr an
tha. be- is vory appl0lchalie fle q
pludlgl0us worker. q schuie Ad
great reader He s devoted f1 his
vito and daughter. the lhtips recent
graduate from the university
Dr. Dag was bnfu in Mhne 'u 1876.
his early ice wga devoted m hard
work lu 'armiug end umberinT Ne
haa hu1 charge Of ehurchc a pori-
land. hu. ior and New rOra
AZ to fhe effect of BIS latest dnc-
trlno ON ,hg university there D. Ila-
arrocmeut HIS friends say 30 has
widely advertised the Institution ana
WIN BRINK much support from the rich
without alternating many of Co., pres
ent friend Others fec.--wcl. the
other way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

nia private gain s. immaiorlal. hut he
likes association with o. TIE would
have made q great nnuncior Friend
ship of wealthy men has enabled him
Co make investments ,lat have notted
him probably fi50l00u tie has the
knack OF lmprosslng m.illonalrea with
bis greatness Probably his long AZ
sociatlon with them mas causra MN
TO develop such regard Tor the big
corporations
John -. ArchbOid. one 20 the three
or four biggest men OF toe STANDARD
on company was n member of Dr.
Days church. when The chancellor was
pastor Ga New fork. ArchbOid Is
paying for a stadium ard dofmr0ry
now IN course Of construction for the
university Ec b. president of the
board ~ trustees but did nor come
mere during commencement week
The row over the chauceilor.s defense
standard OF was lu fuli SWING 90
that time aud Archbeli agurod maybe
e would be- Just as well II be went
ruut fishing that week DURING fho
Day administration Archhold has
given about 9uu0 900 DOB i1e university.
Rockefeller once mnde g'it o. $780,
900.
The only men here who ever stop
ped the chancellor was janice A. Nc.
Guire mayor i0r eiz years Tue nut
time Mcclure nu, nr Dag made an
attack on him Then mcclure turned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07


Special Correspondence.
syracuse. ~ 4. June ga-Chan.
.collor james Roscoe Day. % Syracuse
University who. On his bacalaureato
sermon. and on several other oecas.
ions. has promulgated the asndard
on doctrine OF political economy. has
some 90 bis summer cottage no Lake
Placid he Is placid. too. He Is ser.
enc. calm and obllgious Being SIX
feet four Inches, be looks ovof he
heads Of the mob assaillng The fact
mat the newspapers have unanimous.
" condemned hls views. does not
morry him They are Wrang that's
RS 90 plain 10 the chancellor now
"a o was weeks ago shat Roosevelt
ought not % NEEDLE with congress.
and Dc ought not 10 figure a. 4 star
IN a "scandal mouGcrlng epoch"
he IN Wiling 90 wait until the nrosii
dent most an az the noWsDanors ana
moal en- the people discover tneir or
TOR aad come 20 hh way 0f thinking
Chancellor bay is ponderous of
Thought ns he * Of bulls. Ills friends
say ita profound wisdom. His enemiaa
say he ~ "hnllunny." with hero and
there @ touch OF bomhast
ho is BOSS Of iho university. SURF
en- nHn. ANY of the faculty or uf the
student body viii give testimony to
ihat effect. When aroused. DE- be-
comes violent fact that does nor
give him rank with the dearly ho
loved, tut DISCOVERIES any of those
about him from dispuiine hls iudg
ment. Only q few weeks ago ono OF
che professors insistsd that the chan.
eellnr had violated fho college laws
IN awarding a Diploma go certain
student The professor mas resigned
The chancellor d an carly riser.
ana at $3.50 O'Clock O. at hls desk.
small ma5iers are given short shrln
An0 hls timl o. devoted 90 big prob.
lcms
Since De TOOK charge Of me univer.
SHY iu 1884 the attendauye has ln.
creased from ~ 20 2.T76 IA finances
fuj equipment there has been much
ODE same sort uf Increase. Tho facultt
o.. goo Is said o. be less favored lu me
iifr of salary than 81 rue of any
Usher large uu.yeraifies
For years me Chancellor WIS nmbl.
f!ous to become a bishop I'M the Meth.
nllsi church. Two years ago De was
elected after a fierce contest. IN flos
Angeles. Re went intn Frcusiou for
q DAY aud then declined ON the
fround thar hls neid of usefulness
was here Then he hiked or syrn-
cufc.
You sco." said one 90 fne chan.
rol.nrs dear friends 'if De rad Gee.
ceuted ho would have lahwed iu for.
o.m fields a' $1,000 q year HOsc De
cots $3.50 and "a nous rcuf lreH HliH
hobby o. money Whether &c to for
ihc extension of Che university nr for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
HANDED
DOWN BY THE
COURT
n SEVERAL CASES GROWING OUT
or the POLITICAL souAB.
BLEs or THIS COUNTY

The territorial supreme ccurt met
n the court chambers ni the capital
at q O'Clock yesterday morning.
The following decisions we're hand
ed down.
No. 1887 The First Natinnai bank
Of Albuquerque. Appellee. is. George
~. Albright ~ al, appellants. A caae
IS restrain the aeHcaaor and cullec-
tcr OF hcrnalulo county from making
any new and additional assessments
of the capital stock and property Of
the bank Cause reversed and re-
manded 90 the district court OF Der
nalillo county. with Instructions 90
dismiss ease. Mcsulien a Reynolds
appeared Cor she appellee and 6. W.
rrichard and " w. clancy for the
aupoilants
no. li0I Aleinndra sAedoyal APP
aoilani. yg. the Board of county Com
mlgsiouers OF nernaiilo county, APP
nellee The question involved in this
ease was az t1 tao rights ui aando.
val as ASSESSOR az nernnllilo county,
io receive q per cent commlraion on
Yam licenses assessed and collected hy
him. Inc opinion OF the court was
that county assessors Of The various
counties since the enactment and taR.
lnr effect of Chapter i0s, Session
Laws of 1901, are NOS entitled 20 a
commission upon gaming ond liquof
licenses collected In their respective
counties The Judgment OF the loser
court was affirmed with costs. ~ W.
u0hson appeared for the appellant
ana r. w Clancy Tor the appellee.
No. ma Frank a. hubbolA appel
liant. So. board Of County Commits
sloners Of Bornalillo county, TAe
question involved Ia this case was az
to whether the county treagurers aud
collectors OF New Mexico are entitled
10 commission of 4 per Gems on
mmlng and LIQUOR licenses collected
The oniulun OF the court vas thal
they are not entitled 40 monies Of
this hind collected during the period
Intervening between tho act ul march
3. 1901. aud TIE passage ~ Section
/ N. Chapter GO. Laws OF 1900. Ahe
decision az the court below Was az
Rrmed W. B Chilhers appeared ioF
me appellant and r W Clancy Cot
,he defendant
Nn. 30. Territory of ew MeAicu
appellee. vs. o. 81 ..uaaeli appellant
in ihe case the appellant WA chars
ga with ILLEGAL neddllng and acliins
goods The article sold waa a buggy
Iani tho opinion 0l ihD court vas ihal
bnHgy did moi come under the tern
domestic machinery The judgment
ol the lower court was aihfmei. o.
/ W. prichard represented the TERRITORY
in ihla case. and nenehan a lhomp
500 appeared for the appellant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

high school graduates. tl.
Number having one year % normal
or college WORK beyond the high
school. d
Number hayins tive yoart Of more
mai or college work beyond lho high
school
Number havlns three years Of more
NAL or college worn hcyold ihe high
school g.
Number having four yoais of more
mai or col|ege work beyond tho hlgh
school, 8
Number Of teachers hoIdlna nerna-
lillo county certificates. I0
Numhar OH teachers holding city
certificates. q
Number holding seminary on acad-
omv certlhcntes accepted. 81
Number ul college, uf NORMAL CeI-
iiiicates accepted. B.
Number holding state uf territorial
certificates llfol o.
The past year in ihU public schools
has been one of more ihan ur8luar,
pleasure prohi and sHCcras The ef-
ncloncy and cooperation of the teach-
ing corps The unaelnHh intofpaf and
confederation of the houfd COZ oduca-
ton have made che pleasure profit
and success possible
While less than half oi our ioach-
tra were normal or college graduates.
the efficiency az Che corp was above
the average in cities of equal slze.
This very unusual condition Of come
paiatNeiy iOW percentage oi normal
or college graduates and a hlgh de-
gree of efficiency Is accounted fot By
the fact that the average youts of exc
pericncc "a high being eight years Tor
eBch teacher.
The STANDARD of work dome In our
schoola during the past year was
practically 0n a par with that done in
schoois accredited by higher lnatitu-
tlous in the east We feel Tho need
of Improvement On radlnr language.
Music and drawing Language and
reading constitute n serious nfuliom
on account OF the fact that many of
our pupils are labnrlng with ni least
two yocaDnlRrios Additional sunpo-
menfafy reading material and more
time spent on the subject 10 the pri.
mary grades. together with more at
ieniion tO word and phrase study. will
NAtNH N""NN iNNiNNN NNANlNNNlll' ilN.
Drawing and music have NOS been in
'he course of study quite Ions enough
10 have bocumo thoroughly organized
throughout tho grades Efficient sup
erYia0ra and care in the selection of
regular grudc teachers who can ham
.lle ihese subjects VIII better the prcs-
'Ht condition in these subjects pon-
too must l,e mentioned a. a.
subject in which we must make lm-
provemcut The present condition n
due in large measure 90 me fact that
g change in system was made but re-
GENTLY The teachers must ho brought
10 work together on the system adopt
ad lmedial sInnfl aud not allow their
preference FOR some other style 20 IN
nuence the Presentation OF the lcs-
sons ln this subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

To Simon Sanders. bis heirs. admin.
istratOrs and assigns.

To Simon Sanders. his heirs. admin.
igtralors and asslgns
You are hereby notified that I have
expended On labor and improvements
upon the Agnes lode, situated In the
New Placors Mining district. county
OF Santa Fc, Territory Of New Mex.
leo for the year 1904. one hundred
dollars ttl00.O0l, as win appear by
certificate filed June 9Th, 1904, in
the Once 0f the Recorder Of said
county and for the year 1905 one
hundred dollars (gl00O0l, AZ viii APP
pear hy certificate filed July 25th,
1905. In the once OF the Recorder Of
said county in order 20 hold the said
premises under provisions Of Section
232l, Revised Statutes % the United
States being amount required % hold
che same ior the years ending Decom.
Der Stat 1904, and December 3lai,
1908, respectively
And ~ Within Ninety days after this
notice hy publication you fail or refuse
tu contribute your proportion Oi such
expenditure as c0-oNnCr, your Interest
pa said claim WIN become ihe prop
eriy oi tho subscriber under aald See
tion 222l
WILLIAM IOFiNCK.
First publication ApFll en- 1000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
TWO ALLEGED RUsTLERs
CAPTURED ~ RANGERS

A band OF horse thieves which has
been operating IN the vicinity of the
MILESTONE mountains In Arlona has
been broken up and scattered widely
by the rangers, and tw0 men. against
whom there "a said 90 be- atr0ng evil
denoe. have been arrested aud bound
over % await the action OF the Cochlso
county grand jury, The men arrested
are Frank Wild and jose Soto. They
are feld under bonds nf 81 600 and
$500 respectively The gang was hrok.
ca up BY Lieutenant Harry Wheeler
and Rangers Greenwood ana Burnett
and several cowboys from tho vicinity
Of Benson News OF the capture was
learned from Lieutenant Wheeler. who
arrived In Tucson from Benson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
HERO or CUSTER INDIAN
FIGHT DIES At RATION

John Cassidy, Of Ratoa age go
years died recently from general de-.
bilify. BE was one uf the earliest
residents of Coltax county. and fought
with Gerowl Custer "a nearly al of
BIZ Indian battles
For sears he had made hts home iu
Denver, and moved to Ration only a
year ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

~ dressing fur Oid chronic sores
mere s. NOTHING Ho g0li H Chamber
hin's salve. While ia .s NOS advisable
GO heal oid aoroa entirely they auuld
ne kept ln good condition, ior Sch
lhN salNc Is especially valuable Fnr
sore nipples Chamberlain saiVe has
no superior. For sale by al Drug
rists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07


70 llet. aAs',. l uet l'a.n
liu pa error 81. N9nioe harpet DC
t'Nnh"t ~ tIFul eiA' ih lNNl. tth
~ lo.'.l ~" a.N cav NH'.n
@''e .9N 'l '". l'nl,i,iu .N ''"l "
ro.,,... (, sss se-s x CATTLE
,.ert.d ,ei,b cerfoi, hrood ..,one
.s,, ~,D ',.,n W.. NJ p1" ca " Ses
dei,y@..d i-a b.aJ .nd 80 bor.er
gor IN, rer,sfr5er NM 80. and c.tf
rnt beying Neon seiigere5 ~ ,l.in.
W. eo,,..,,.iei tbst b.yin@ given
borses ~ ~ eafiie n9, deiiyes.t
st'. ~, e,titi.a n, r..iein ,nss.,,sto,,
~ Nv nm" eo~ ana oeif ~. n5ement
~ NJ. r,,,.. i'.i,... 80, esil r,,,..i ,,,lti,
cas," ~ az prl,har6 arnearcs fe'
.tt. ,i.fnt,e 4, err,s ~ F.a 49,
tg,,,,.., ~ 49, g..g.r',.,,,. h, err,,r
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I.fi,,,s ,,hore ~. r,,,,,isiti silcees
$500 ~ ....t.'i,.,, ~ XIV. .'.,,-t ~.
tFe, fe,,,,,r,s- $500 ~ tbe st..,te
~ frs,d h" ~, ali ,.trr wniese tbe
ren,,'igint @ho.e ,mTma,iVoiy ina
n.y. e ,.' ~ y. ,.ai a- 4,f 80,
NV. .@,,..n.i.s ~ m. .tt.i,i., ca,,rt ~
$3.50. ..,....., ..itt t,,,,..,.,t,.,.. y.
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Is rtets se,aes..5 ~ ~ a,,.iisnt
a. ~ "a rsii5e,' ~, IN, .-,.niig,,
ihe iulio"lhs bn7iheeh was 'rhnA
ts.sni
no. ll44. fetfi,ofy % New Mex
i.9. sppe'iAn.. ~, AishA =, Henpei-
4ppelAte- ATTORNEY "enefAl w. 81
w y. chllders roy ,ne apreiee' the
appeal vas diamisaeu without pfeiu'
aes'
no. we. Iefri,oiy OF New Mex
700, appellee, W., thriand Livingston,
sppeilAhL W. g neld appeared TOT
lne Appelee ana ffeem9n emo Cam
elsu laf tne appellant Motion ron y
'fntallna ofeliuiea'
20, luss, flofthee +. donnson, ap-
l.ilet' "a. hopeA u baea et az Appef
lAn'. ~ ~ h.ih Hleh appeared TOT tht
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
CHANCELLOR DAY, WHO
LOVES MONEY POWER

WHAT THEY SAY W IN His
HONE TOWN ABOUT THE col.
LEoE MAN WHO STANDS VAL.
iAHTLY ~ STANDARD OIL AND
WHO ogNouNcEs PRESIDENT
RoosEvELT's PoLlclEs-WHAT
THE KEROSENE PEoPLE HAVE
DONE ron DR. DAY AND HIS
UNIVERSITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
YAVAPAps PRODUCTION
or PRECIOUS NETAla

The mines 0f fnynpal county. AIRS
zuun have produced in round num-
pefa ttN0ooo0 IN precious metals in
the past year in this lIsl of values
copper heads the list with 60 100 900
pounds gold amounting t0 giIB0 Doe
was produced from the ledras and
p'acersi silver 100000 ounces. lead
ana other metals amounting in Value
Do ten0 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Ay wr'i ci error ur appeal to review
uny Judgment on dccron. fhe clerk OF
the court hy which such judgment or
docrce was rendered shall annex 90
and transmit WITH fHc record copy
.oi the opinion OF opinioua filed Ca the
case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

You, The above named defendants
and each uf yuu. are hereby uotHf
ihat tho ahrYo named plaintiff h
commenced her action against yuu .1
Ihe ahoyp u1mol caul noing clusi
NO. tl2G, on the docsCi Oi said court
tnaf the ecnoai inject oi sgid action
Us io secure hr partition % The rea
estate here matter dtscrtsed ACCORDING
20 the rights Of the several owner
thereof ana require u and each NJ
you 90 come in and SEQ zap or prove
their roptc So Interests in and io
snid promises on b. forever barrul
and in case partition Of said premises
caunot ne had without ,cWorlui injury
20 the Interests Of the respective own.
trs, then tor a sale oi said premises
and division ol tho prOceeul thorooi
between tho parties According 90 their
respective rlshtsF and Tor an proper
relief ln equity.
said real estate Is silusfe In the
counties oi nerndliiio and SaHdoVal,
Territory OF New Mexico, and de-
scrihed folluwa t0-Wit
a frBci az land known a. -Tne Ala
media Land Grant hounaoa ou the
Ia rlh hy the ruins nf an Old pueblo
on the south small nin which was
the boundary o. Luis Garcia. on me
east tho Rio Del Norto 90 @ ran no the
year lTl9 near the eastern foot hills.
aad on tho west a prairie and hills.
and containing according in the Official
suFYey thorcof 89.3i6 acres o. land
as VIII more fully appear from the
record uf said survey on me IN the
cnce Of the .urYcyor General of New
Mexico. reference go which a. made
Tor more particular description
iou are hereby ned thai tine
plaintiffs attorneys are McMillen and
Raynolda whose post0l ce address Is
Albuquerque New moglcO, and mat
unless you aud each of you enter your
appearance in said cause on or before
the ith day of August. 1906, iudg'
mont will be rendered aEainat you
and each az you by default
W. n DAME.
(sean Clerk Of the District Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

George A Chamberlain, manager Of
"E Farol ne Spanish paper pub
llHhed az Captain, has gone 90 Rio
iauplro. Brazil no report the proceed.
inga of tbe pan.Amorlcan congress Tor
the Associated Press Aver finish
ing Coils duty he win axe tho office
81 Brazil consul a ponamhuc0 BRA.
an % Nhlch he has recmuy been a9.
polluted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

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Received from city icrafurer
DO cover 4116f07 credit
balance bond account .... G9.Gf
Number of teachers who haYn not
c,mpleicd four years hlgh aehool
cOnfe $
Number of seminary academy or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

ln THE District Court of iho County
OF Bernali.lo. reu.c ry OF Ncw Mex.
leo
Vincenta M0utoya Plaintiff So. the
unknown heirs ol Francisco M0utos
Vigil, decensei ihe unkuoyl heirs
pi lw doizales decessed. and a'
unknovu owners Of Ihe reai estate
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