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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
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tks velvet lsMu. TAs mAa ~ Agsssa4sisd
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"a - - Asalesl
'ssIssks me Ia yesss msstes. nssss. ~
/ had sstd; vI ceaae with message fAal
viii not b pss aslas Tor aay man."
/ Isea lad hts hat ID his hand ana fsz
/ moment be did not speak he only steed
and leaked apea the man who had blight.
ed Muhertss life. had driven him from his
Aeale. divided him from his father, from
honor aud from love-
Il am speaking to Gerald Tenhyr n
asked.
III am Gerald Tenby. at your service
The service ask OF you. Gerald Ten
hy." be answered. lis no light one; may
hs you'll understand that clear enough. !
want you to give me back your kinsmans
Hubert Tenby."
Gerald stretched out his hands with .
gesture of despair.
-You ask me what cannot fulfill
do NOT know where Hubert Tenby Is.
hut. the man looked suddenly into Ben's
face. Il pray that he may be happier,
wherever he Is, than am at this mo-
ment.n
Come. man r said Ben Coop, 'be hon
est for once try and atone by telling the
truth"
Gerald paced to and fro in and out Of
the sunlight and the shadows. Suddenly
he began to speak. 1t was like the voice
of man in dream.
Il struck him - he said, "and he fell to
the ground At first I thought he was
dead, he lay so still, but Stanton, who
knows little of everything, soon assured
me that though he did not move he was
not dead. We carried him into another
rom that was not occupied. Perhaps If
you have been questioning my servant, !"
said Gerald, in that even. dull voice, he
will have told you that sleeve-link fell
from Hubert's wrist as we carried him
along. 1t was necessary to have the road
cleared, so / suddenly discharged Ste
phens, the valet whom had had for some
time. and Stanton and remained alone
together, until he left me to go to the
old house which, it seems belongs to him,
somewhere in the north of London, where
he resolved that Hubert should be taken
at nightfall. It was difficult matter to
arrange, especially as the day advanced
and Hubert still remained unconscious,
but Stanton is a man of resource. He
found a large packing case In my rooms,
and we put Hubert into this, drilling holes
in the cover so that the ain might reach
him. Again it was Stanton who found a
man with cart to take this strange pack
age up to that lonely, small house. He
Rent on ahead to receive this man. and I
remained alone"
Ben's breath was coming quickly. his
heart beat like sledge hammer in his
breast.
Go on" be said, as the other man
paused.
Ito be continued.)
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
ALUMINIUM PROCESSES.
Review Of the Methods Of ObtafninI
the MefnI.


Review Of the Methods Of Obtafning
the Metal.
The successful chemical processes for
aluminium, which were all based upon
the reduction Of salts of aluminium
with sodium, and were simply modifica-
tions Of the method used by Wohler In
1927. when he discovered the metal,
brought first and foremost In their
train the remarkable cheapening In the
manufacture Of sodium; because, unless
sodium could be obtained at low cost
1t was impossible to manufacture
aluminium cheaply. However, by pure
" chemical processes 1t was never
found possible to produce alumni
inm below about 80 shillings per
kilo, says London Kilo. In fact, In 1889
the price was IS shillings per kiIo, but
at the end of 1891, soon after the ad.
vent of successful electrolytic processes,
1t had fallen to s shillings, and at the
present day it Is rather less than .
shillings per kilo.
To the brothers Cowles of America
belongs the honor of first producing a
working furnace In which they were
able by electrical and electroIytic meth
DDS, to obtain alloys of aluminium with
other metals by striking an arc In q
mixture Of bauxite and oxide OF iron
or other metal. The Heroult seems to
have been the first furnace In which d
fused aluminium salt--cryolite--w was
actually electrolysed on commercial
scale, and notifications OF those fur
naces are 1t the present day among the
most successful which are employed,
and the one worked BY the British
Aluminium Company at Foyers Is a
HsronIt.
The production Of aluminium Is es-
sentiaIIy one OF eiectrolysis. but 1t Ii
also eIcctrothermic In SO far as the
passage OF the current serves to keeT
the bath molten. The bath usually con
sists In the first place Of fused cryoiite
and as the electrolysis continues tho
loss or aluminium Is replaced by add.
lions OF aluminium fluoride or Of
aiumina. III the bath were regenerated
By continual additions Of cryolite. IN
time the quantity OF sodium fuoride
would become excessive. and sodium
ana not aluminium would be yielded W
ut the cathode.
Most authorities consider that in 4
bath which Ii regenerated with alumina
the aiumina and not the fiuoride under
goes elactroIysis. Adolphe Minet, how
ever considers that II Ii she aluminium
iiuoride which undergoes electr0lysis
and that the fuorIne gisth up at tbs
anoie continuously reproduceS cryolite
Aluminium Il perhaps OF more gen
eral use In the form of its alloys thar
in The pure condition. We see that n
Minct mentions its use In the pure
state for surgical Instruments woe BE-
tide these Instruments II antiseuticised
In npercuric chloride.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

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Too often this is never impaired or Is
withheld until serious harm has result
ed to the growing girl Through her
ignorance OF natures mysterious and
wonderful laws and penalties.
Girls over-sensitiveness and modesty
often puzzle their mothers and battle
physicians. as they SO often withhold
their confidence from their mothers
and conceal the symptoms which ought
to be told to their physician at this
critical period.
When o girls thoughts become slug
gish, with headache, dizziness or dis
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when she is mystery to herself and
friends, her mother should come to her
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Hundreds of letters from young girls
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for them, have been received by the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., at
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Miss Mills has written the two fol-
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will be read with interest:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-- First Lottery
lam but fifteen years Of age. am depressed
have dizzy spells, chills, headache and back
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

ache, and as have heard that you can give
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Dear Mrs Pinkham:- (Second letter.
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Miss Matilda Borman writes Mrs.
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Before taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
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!. But since taking the Compound my head
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for
me.m-Matilda Borman, Harrington. Iowa.
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her to address Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

The United States has more post
Offices than England and France com
bined. There are 71.131 postoffices In
the United States. France has 1882
Germany $500; and England and Ire
land together have 22,050
The aggregate annual number OF let.
tiers transmitted through the postofiices
Of the world is estimated at twenty
million. About twelve and one half
million newspapers also pass through
the worlds postofiices.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09
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slant helene sac ans"s1se s..,.,- .r,.-
: Is.1ss -. - - 80 s,ra.a nv mama
- 81 s s sssra 81 before. This
,ha. 49, 49,, sa..s -. -sas xshss Il saws .
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IS 81 as 80 80. 1000 s,nv,efan
~ - --s !, - -. s.s.~ zane sime mast
as'Alsss a.asss -. .,..,is~ !. sraaf mis-
reg aass - - 49,. - = 81. ,;re1 ii
. sAAe- - - ,.ss.,a RI. this honse
A..as 49, sa,,,a marnifi-
80 .s,. ...,.,.,f e. the safe was
49, q 80. =. ..s.,<sssf ana a Won sun
-1esA : 49, ..her nerson Who came to
800 ho,se Therefore. when these jewels
your nouss -. -. ,,strrs,ly falI mon
49, ss.ss ..s $500, vAo was supposed
-. - < ~ -. j. -, s;sn.f;on have
80 !. . s;,s,,s i, his tine. madame. because
!. g. s. -,.;s.5 ~ nnrnose to be q. but now
: -. 5. les;fation ii speaking out the
80 Ts. $3.50 81, lost were NOT stol-
:. IS. 1..s.-s r,s raj not eyen though
q * .. 81 .,ssss -. found Il his rooms
:. n- - ~ ss,;sf ,ras one whom you
3 0 ass.s ..-;ss, -> s,,,,r r~vard and vour
s. $50 ,s.~. ron Il mes his name.
- - 80 - .lo,,a n This matter. He
80 80 .: -. ~ T. !, rself Therefore you viii
..s.s.--se,.s thss 4 am not inventing any
$1,000 s,,.s /. mi forward In this let
- Z t..lia,.s rinhert Trnhr to be
g, sc h,.r,eIeez character little
$ as.,s~I 1890 w;sh m his Oxford
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

London NOTORIOUS drivers who avoit
accidents for week receive bonus
They are fined for accidents.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

This Atlantic Ocean has an averak'
depth OF 1900 feet.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-09

Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound Makes Sick Women Well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
EXPERIENCE or TRAVELLING
MEN ON IA PLATA RIVER

Three travelling men, r. J. Tynon
Of Pueblo, N. ~. schmidt and r. Fin
ley Wylio. had a narrow escape last
week while driving from FFultland
90 Farmington, says the Aztec Index.
The heavy rains had caused the La
Plata river % rise suddenly and "a
was about dark when the gentlemen
reached the river They started
across, while the river banks could
be heard caying in. They had got in
the center Of the stream aud as they
supposed almost across. when the
earth In front caYed away and they
found themselves on a small island
with q raging torrent ON either side.
An night long they sat Ia the chilling
rain, taking turns sleeping, and not
knowing bat what their island would
be- swept away with them. Toward
morning tho food abntod and three
cold but thankful men reached FARM
lNgiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
FUTILE ATTEMPT TO ROB
RICHARDS CIGAR STORE
Mr., RICHARDS BELIEVES THAT
W0uLp-HE THIEVE6 WERE
AFTER WoODMgN
MONEY,

Thieves made futile attempt 10
rob the cigar store of j. 81 Richards,
2i3 West Railroad avenue about
o'clock Sunday morning SIR Richards
usual "a his custom, was sleeping III
the store and was awakened by HuWo
ono working with The bolt on one OF
ihe inner doors
I'm open the door for sou. Il You'll
wait few minutes" he said after
realizing that ga attempt was icing
maha 10 enter his place. The thieves
took the hint and there was an audi
Die aourrylng Of feet on the other side
of the door when morning came
mr. Richards found char the W0uld-be
thieves had cat the screen Of che hack
door and scaled the iransom by
climbing on an empty tobacco box
Mr. Richards 90 collector fof The
W0odmen lodge and had $500 lodge
money Do the store. ihat had beon
paid ln 10 him on Saturday. and ho
believes that the robbers were awaf,
% ihis and thai they entered ihO store
with hopes oi securing ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
OREGON is
MANY YOUNG MEN IN PORTLAND
BEcoMi miLlloNAlREs-Blo
WAGES IN THE Loo MILLS.
~ ellison Gardner.
Special Correspondence;

AHNH"AHAN H""HAHN NAiAAfAf AhhfH
Portland Cse.. Oct This town Is
turning out mllllonaires as rapidly as
any town In the United States. The
secret Is lumber. Up here every
thing 10 lumber It Is $40 epic Of tho
sawmill. So many million billion feet
a minuto-bul the figures are too big
10 understand.
One Is invited 10 dinner al the Com.
merclal club. The young man at his
right. he Is told. S. a millionaire. A
year or two ago be had nothing Then
he had some government timber
claims. Then he awoko 10 end every
tree worth 50 as Il stood
The young man on the other side is
also q millionaire Re was formerly
a grlBman. He bought a few shares
OF stock In the road, got IN and helped
convert 4 70 the electric trolley sys.
tenn, assisted In the reorganization
and, prestol Is president manager
and a millionaire.
And 80 u goes-young men not past
their 50s, captains Of industry, square.
lRwed, confident, successful
But 10 return 10 lumber They say
up there that the supplies OF Min
neaQta, Wisconsin and Michigan have
run out. In place OF them the con-
sumer now looks TO Oregon. In addi-
ton TO this all this country Is m
the midst Of tremendous building
boom.
They take visitors through a mill
as one OF the party remarked Il IN
the he'll Of she forest monarch, The
great logs, many Of them six feet in
diameter, are ierked about by the
powerful machinery as II they were
pencils. They gr0an and Shrek under
the douhieedged saws untll the gut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
FAIR ASSOCIATION
FOR SANTA FE
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED As a
STOCK coMPANY-sE08loN
FRIDAY MinHT-cB0uNDs
ARE NEEDED.

Santa Fc may have fair OF So
own next year aad annually therea.
ter, says the New Mexican psOa-
poets are bright for the organizing
Of a stock company 20 promote the
enterprise under tho name Of tho
Santa Fe Fair a Driving association.
Encouraged By the unqualified sue
cess Of tho fair this fan AZ AlbuQucr
que, sixteen OF She prominent bual-
ness men Of the capital attended
meeting held Friday night Ia the Of
Zee Of Judge N H. iauRhlin 90 con-
slider sites for fair grounds at Santa
Re. There 81 little doubt bat what
the fair association will be organized.
az over half Of the stock has already
been pledged.
Half q dozen places within q short
distance Of the city 9hlch might be
transformed Into park such as
would be required we're auggostod,
but tho ono most favored ~ tue tract
OF land lying just beyond the United
States Indian training school Il o.
proposed 10 have q bali mile circular
race track ln the fair grounds pro-
iectod and this site appealed to those
Interested more than the other places
on account OF its being almost az
level aa a fOOr.
Other advantages Ia favor of the
selection Of the site near the Indian
school are lis proximity - the water
main running ~ that institution. and
also because Of It's accessibility 20
the city.
The fact that this tract of land lH
within easy reach Of the water main
viii mean biz saving IN the en-.
penao OF laying watGf pipes, ne water
would have 20 be plpod 10 the
grounds for sprlnkling purposes. and
a iie plug would be- necessary as a
procautlon against FIRE. While thu
location Is about two niles from the
city u Is believed that satisfactory
arrangements can BE- pade Ia the
matter Of transportation. either with
the Santa Ne Central railway or the
Denver a Rio 0ranGa railroad.
A subscription committee has made
the rounds of tho business houses l0r
days and met with gratifying SUCCESS
Il rs expected that Ia a fow mort
days she entire amount win be sgD
aeflbed. Il q proposed 10 have the
company Incorporated with q capital
stock OF $4,000. 10 to Frlday might
che subscription list showed that
$500 had been raised
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
TUcuMcARi WILL HAVE
a CATHOLIC CHURCH

bishop ID flioVal 30 Santa ~
Father Hoalicrman. Puerto a. Luna
and Father lammert buyef0 Chap
critic, we're here this week e. conduct
religious services and 90 fmlng
whether ur not 4 d adN be a.
build = church ln ihia city tho
Tucnmcarl NoWa
The Tucuhcarl Townaiie nany.
thmugh their aFenf. A. D. llden4
berg offered four lots 10 tho Ensiie
addition near che court house fgr tht
purpose and a decision % tatd q
Catholic chUrcb and % locate par.
iab priest acre was reafned lnlmedi.
aiely Work win ha commenced a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

have remained. After the arst ox-
citelaont had passed business men
began TO look around and 10 consider
the adylaahllity o. starting up IN these
cities 20 the north. But Ia most cases
the decision was % return.
Ia other ways. however, Portland
has prohted by San Francisco mis-
fortunes. The great demand tor inm-
Der for rebuilding has been followed
by an Increase IN price Amounting 20
30 percent, and even at tho advanced
rates the mills can scarcely supply
she demand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

Col r. n. rwitqbell, assistant al.
t0rney for me Santa We 10 New
Mexico, q In the city from Las We
gas % consummate q deal with the
city 81 Albuquerque for a piece OF
ground, known a. the city dumping
grounds, lying south OF the city,
which the company wants fof yard
purposes. The city has proposed 90
sell the ground for what q cost. aud
Mr rwllcholl says the company b.
ready 20 take up this proposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

vinceuic sanchft of Taa0sao. N M.
was found lfins in IN unconscious
condition early aunday morning hy
fWicer Kelly ln an alley between Main
aud National aFunuca. says TIE las
VEGAS Optic liiH pockets were turned
inside cue and other circumstances
clearly Indicated fHli fhe man haa
been icrrihN hoatcn presumably with
some blunt Instrument ana iff for
dead re bad two fnen scalp wounds
on the ieli Finc % hia heed and On
ugly bruisc on the right Three OF hts
teeth we're knocked oni and hls face
was maFe of scratches and clniied
blood.
The injured man was taken 90 the
city iaii where nr w 81 KaHer droGs-
cd bis injuries. Upon refainlug son.
sciobsnesa. no stated no was lnioxl
Gated Saturday night and be- has no
idea III whai occurred or who hia
agsailani coz aaaallanis euui6 have
been Tho police believe Che assault
uccurred about j o'cietS sunday morn.
Ing. Sanchez vas lh tha Arcade "a
loon about midnight and when no lolt
there he declares he had about nine
dollars in hia pockets. 80 money 0f
othfr vaiuahlos wore found on his per.
son when he was discovered in the
alley
Juan Garcia. a native who resides
across the Santa Sc tracks. took
charge Of sanchez and hna him re-.
moved to hla home SUNDAY. where he
will remain until he Is sufficiently
recovered from bis injuries 60 SO
home
The police have no clue 20 work un
IN tho case. and unless something an.
looked for develops there d strong
probability that the aRair viii remain
mystery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

CrlWobal Sanchez. the Mora county
politician, who represented his ooun-
iv la the lower house OF the New
Mexico Legislature go 1903 and 1906.
nad who was taken 90 the territorial
asylum for the insane few months
ago, y reported 20 be slowly dying in
that institution, Rays tho Springer
stockmnn.
lbs irlonds claim that the cause
Of his uniorinpaie condition la from
being dopod while Ia Santa 10 as a
member Of the legislature about two
years ago
Previous 10 becoming demenled Re
had announced himself ~ a candidate
fpr the upper house Of the legiaiuiure
10 his friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

tuTal protest OF the log has ended In
tho sharp squeak Of the finished lath.
The beardlcss youth who jerks the
lever that makes the log run roaring
through the saw gets so a day. The
man who sorts the boards AZ thoy
come out Of the travelling frame gets
es day The highest paid man abous
the mill Is he who iiles the saws; ne
go:s SO day
The San Francisco earthquake aud
IRE sent many refugees 20 Portland.
Seattle and Tacoma but not mans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

A ncdller who wasn't armed with
the necessary credentials "a 40 huai-
ness according "a Jaw, and who had
done a raitling good business IN town
Tuesday, was gathered On by the Of
ncers OF she law. and the hne De-.
prvcd hlm. no doubt. of his uFoata
here. says the Springer si0ckgunn.
he said be was from MuBcaflne. in.
and be- also said bo was from Dom
yor. IN fact be- said 40 much that
q was plain he was telling more lios
than truths Ho lelt thai same or-
ening d Visor man. with q dciermin-
alton never 20 return here again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
WORK on DAN WILL
BEoiN NEXT YEAR

The survey on fht Elephant Butte
project q o. be extended. and other
unfinished wofk viii bo completed
the coming winter. says tho Ias
construction % the dam Will Dc eum.
mencod sDme tlne next year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

once on iho church grounds and
bul'dlnr The TucumcHu ToNnaiie
company also gave Go the church
fund gio0 cash
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
JAILED PENDING
FORGERY CHARGE
SAM NEuMUTH TRIED 10 PASS
"PHoNgV" cHEcke AID SICK.
60 hY QoLp8TEtN.

se1nh iie e tAll,i, "lio hasp
re h-Nle n"ia 'teu'u .hi recently
W. ..lp''t ~ tela@'ein htvar ~
" iti.. htv 49, HAs l'4esa ~ we
,'Nt Attt. NV pu'iaek nt v.netr Rel
" uien sp.spiA,nt ~ w uellaitln,
-Nse wy 1ps'.. hv WIZ pfyiipll TACO
2 u, ,oiAe.y enAlte 20 soon ihattefs
W. nave peen tilaneea e. tht once
~ we piY-.s Htihs hitoihsf' ne YES
~ --eNaeA ~ tha station yes efdag
.ilN4iinen sa ne vas apeat 20 loAtal
u" w lihihAa. ~ haa TICKET
70 if.giuaa ih ne ppipn
Fiestae fngee nad eheeka.
acepfQihS % taeta diacloaed 20 the
pglice, Neumutw uoAtea three oaa
eieehl Dptween SATURDAY nlafnlnR ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

a healthy man ls q king In hls own
rlght 40 unhealthy man o. an un-
happy slave. BurdocR Blood nitters
builds un sound health keeps you
we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

EyfrybodYs frlegd-Dr. Thomas
Electric O1 Cures tUottache. aar.
nche. sore thrai. heala cuts hruls'
o.. scalds stUga any psin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

paiiippa orchestra Furnished lhe
music AZ tho Commercial club dance
lass night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
ialgncdil IRA a. ABBOTT
September IS, 1900. Judge

The case of 0oO. q Nehor versus
Angelo NlYlBnl, an old suit resulting
from the building % lhe Nohor opera
house. was called yesterday morning
TOR second hearing The matter int
wolves lofa al the corner of Tileua
avenue aad NORTH Thlfd nlgnel.
valued az about $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

John Meyers convicted and sop.
fenced 10 the penltenslary for two
years for a violation Of the Edmunds
aci, took an appeal 10 the higher
court aud on Saturday evening fur
niahed bond for bis release 10 the
amount % $1,000